The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-06-22, Page 3ii
Billed as a star studded cast of world famous musicians, the Goderich No -Notes Jug
Band delighted the audience at The Livery variety night. The band played three songs
and encouraged the audience to sing along.
Allison Culp of Goderich performed a sword dance during
The Livery variety night. Allmon was one of the many
talented Huron County artists whoappearedat the new
facility's opening on Saturday, June 18.
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The McQuaid sisters (left to right) Anne Marie, Madonna and. Carol Anne of Seaforth, en-
tertained at The Livery_variety night on Saturday, June 18. The girls played the violin and
also step -danced.
Council may support
Tornado Relief Fund
Goderich town council has
asked the administrative
committee to review a
request for funds from the
Lambton County Tornado
Relief Fund of Wyoming
Ontario.
Fund-raising committee
chairman; Gerald Herbert,
told council in a letter that if
the uninsured loss of $3
million is to be met,' the
committee will have to raise
$1.5 million. "Those of us
who know the seriousness of
the situation cannot leave
these people to wallow in
their own misfortune," the
letter read. "We have to
have widespread financial
support."
Initially, councillor Bill
Clifford asked that the letter
requesting financial aid be
received and filed but his
motion died for lack of a
seconder.
Councillor Jim Searls
suggested the letter should
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be sent to the administrative
committee for review and a
recommendation. "It's only
right to help out another
community," he said.
Councillor Glen Carey
seconded the motion saying
the town "owed support to
another municipality."
The town of Goderich
supported the Woodstock
area Tornado Relief Fund a
few years ago.
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JUNE 22
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Guidelines needed for
secondary health education
BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE
In response to parental concerns for a film shown -
at South Huron District High School the Humid -Aun-
ty Board of Education will be developing guidelines
for the family life section of the secondary health
education curriculum.
The board's education committee recommended
the action after it had viewed and discussed the film
Sharing and Caring.
Parents from the Exeter area had criticized the
board at its May meeting for allowing the film to be
shown to a Grade 12 family studies class at South
Huron District High School.
In the education committee's report it was noted
that the family studies course is optional and within
that framework alternative assignments are
available.
The guidelines, to be prepared by a committee of
parents, trustees and administration, will address
student needs and "be sensitive to the values of
groups represented in our school system" states the
education committee report.
Dennis Rau, the trustee who had initially asked the
board to investigate the showing of the film, was
pleased with the action taken by the education com-
mittee even though it hasn't banned the film.
"I'm glad to see the education committee is recom-
mending new guidelines be established. I hope you
• get a lot of people involved. The board is moving in
the right direction," stated Mr. Rau. •
GODERICH RECREATION DEPT.
Presents
SUMMER
SPECIAL
EVENTS
A Program For Children Ages 6-12
Flyers containing a list of events will be
stint through the schools on Friday. June
24th and will also be available at the
Goderich Recreation Office. 166 McDonald
St.
Don't miss these exciting opportunities of
fun for the summer.
There was one trustee who vocalized his
dissatisfaction with the action taken by the board.
"My name is recorded as being opposed. My.
reasons are that we're not delaing with the issue at
hand," said Frank Falconer who suggested a yes or
no answer on allowing the film to be shown in the
schools should have been brought to the board.
"The film is a disgrace to society," added Mr.
Falconer who as a member of the education commit-
tee had viewed the film.
Education committee chairman Joan Van den
Broeck said "a great deal of sensitivity" is required
to dealing with the topic and that parents should be
made aware of the alternatives available to Students
taking the family studies.
She noted that she had received a letter from Rev.
Bernard Dejonge of Exeter. In the letter, Mr. De-
Jonge said the South Huron Ministerial Association
had viewed the film and while the precise nature of
the parents' concerns were unknown, "the majority
of pastors, male and female, who saw the film agreed
that it was a good teaching aid. None felt that it was
pornographic or suggestive."
"However ... my concern is the context in which the
film is used. The film works well as an aid, but it
needs a teacher and other materials to bring out the
details the students need to know. With the right kind
of teacher, and good discussion materials, the film
will serve its purpose well," states Mr. DeJonge's let-
ter.
GODERICH
AUTO DEALERS
The following franchised Goderich
auto dealers will be -
CLOSED. .
SATURDAYS at 1:00 pm
beginning Saturday. July 2 to Saturday.
September 3
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