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1GNAL,S'1'AR `1 lit RSI;MY , MAY b. 1!17()
The,•
Beta Theta• Chapter of the.Beta Sigma Phi sorority
,eleced their new executive recently and installed the of-
ficers in a dinner in a dinner meeting Tuesday night. The
The Goderich Art Club is , vantage. of this opportunity.
For. nop-members'there will
be a registration ' fee : of. five
dollars for the two sessions or
three dollars forone session.
The seminars will take
place at the club studio in the
basement. of • MacKay Hall.
(Nelson and North Streets),
from 1' to 4 p..in. •o Wed-
nesday, May. 12 aiT• Wed-
nesday, May 1.9.
'Anyone. whc - may . be in-
terested in 'these w,orlkshops
shoul'd contact Miss Mary-
Howell, 12 St. Vincent St.,
telephone'524 36.42:
fortunate in acquirin�g an
outstanding :art instkuetor
qualified to teach in -all
mdia,-such as' oils, acrylics,
water-colour,. etc.
• Ron Walker, who has
agreed to hold twO seminars
on 12th and 19,th M,ay, is now a.
resident near Blyth. He was,
born in Saskatoon end at-
tended the Universities; of
Saskatchewan and Toronto,
• graduating with degre.eS in
English, :•Art, and,- Art
Education, He was formerly
Bead of the Art Department
with the North York Board of
Education., , '
His most recentexhibit,,ions
laay.e included a one. map. _
show of drawingsToronto'
'Officers are (from. left) Napey MacLennan; treasurer,. and `` Art Gali• ry, ofReOntario. 'at
Sharo . Moore; vice resident Joan:Cavanaugh, h Mr ' Gallery of wife
Bev� , president, g ,presiderlt, Mr>�:Walker and•hiswife"Bev
Katzin. also held a display of
their Work at the Goderich
. Public Library.'
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During the two -.seminars
Mr. Walker will emphasize
general concerns ,of art for
both the beginner and. ad -::.
vanced student. He will ;give
assistance 4n any technique •
or medium a student .may
- wish to try, , as well.. as
criticisms' .µ of . :paintings', -
discussions and perhaps a
dernonstration of . his.
technique.
`• The members of . the ".
Goderich Art Club hope that •
any .person interested in art
instruction will• take ad. .•
and Glenda Cornish, secretary. (stay photo) . °.
T e -Beta Theta t>apier moo, the_Beta ;Sigma Phi :sorority, left) J McKee�Joan Sm th, Nancy Adams Judy
welcomed five new members to their: fold in a ritual of Woodall and Lynda Rotteau.,(staff photo)
e-wels c-e-r-eniony-Tuesd'ay-night -The-iwe-new mer ber-s-acre
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CHESS CLlleNE!S
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The Goderich' Township
Chess Club wrapped up ;its
fourth season last week. The
winners will receive their
trophies at the club banquet
at the Bedford •Hotel ' on .
Wednesday, May 5.
In, Level 1; . -Charlie
MacDonald got a piece
behind. in his game against
Dave Weary. However
Charliejust became more
determined and regained his
,pieceand went on td' w'in, the.
game and the ,series two
games to . none..
Con,gratulations are in order
- for Charlie with his -fourth
consecutive Level 1 win. We
must also mention that' Dave
Weary made Charlie work •
'hard to hold his title.
In Level 2: Dennis Little
played very strong and made
no mistakes for Harold
Kloeze to take advantage of.
Dennis': won ' the Level ' 2
championship twogames to
none'.; This is the third trine
Dennis has won a Level. In
1972-73 season Dennis won the
Level 3 championship artd the
Level 2 the following year.
In
_Level: 4, "John Kloeze
defeated harry Gower in two
games• to win; that Level
However, Larry is not a loser
as he has won the trophy for
the most improved player of
the year..
Larry went from just two
wins in roughly fifty games
last year to twenty; wins and
two • draws in; forty-eight
games this year,
WINNERS
. Level l • '.
CHAS.. MACDONALD
Level 2
DENNIS LITTLE
Level 3
' SAM HASSAN
Level4
JOHN KLOEZE
MOST IMPROVED PLAYER
'LARRY GOWER
• PN carvcER so%
Foot
P'roblernsl
Come in and see
Mr. William F. Parsons,
a foot speciulist from London
Mr. Parsons will be at
OSS SHOE SHOP
r on,
Thursday," May- 6:
1100 PsK 5:80• PA.
Contractors need_
permits for work'
Electrical contractors who..
fail to get: a permit, for: any
electrical work will be
prosecuted by Ontario Hydro.
The warning came ' this •
week from Western Region's
-Electrical Inspectio:n
Superintendent, ' Howard
Lush, in London. •
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Recently,' an electrical
Contractor in London was
taken to court:where he was
found guilty .of seven
violations of the. Power
Corporation Act.. The
provincial court levied fines.
totalling more than $.:50.0'.
"This example is a warning
to anyone who violates the
electriea•1 code," added .Mr.
'Lush. "The public can protect
itself by insisting on seeing
the electricalinspection
certificate o appro a
paying for the :work.
"The .purpose of our in-
spection is to ensure, as far as
possible_the safety of life and
property' from : electrical
hazards, said Mr. Lush. '
"The majority of con-
tractors. are • most co-
operative,", Mr -Lush' noted.
"Although we don't like to
take court action, we do as a
last resort."
Last year, 12 inspectors in
the London distridt`"""office
(Covering 3,000 square miles)
made 36,500 inspections on.
17;400 permits. Inspectors..
give advice on electrical
safety as well•as ensuring the.
safety of. installations.
-SYNOPSIS-
'The 'Corporatio Of The.
Town Of G ` derich
BYLAW •NO: 30 F 1975.
-Being t! By-law t"o regulate.
the setting of fires in the open
WHEREAS pursuant to the provisions of Air Pollution.
Control Act 1967 'section (b) "Air Pollution means the
presence in the outdoor atmosphere of anyair contaminant
or contaminants in quantities that may cause discomfort to,
or endanger the healthor safety^ of persons, or that may
causejniury or'damage .to property, or to,plant or animal -
life, or that` may interfere with visibility or the normal
„conduct of transport or business" -
W:HEREAS the Council of The Corporation of. The Town of
'Goderich deems "it advisable to control open fires
NOW THEREFORE THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GODERIC,H
,.ENACTS.AS FOLLOWS:
1. THAT no person shall Tight, ignite -or, start a fire of any.
, kind whatsoever in the openair within the limits Of the Town
of Goderich for the purpose of burning1eaves, rubbishor any
other material without first" obtaining written permission
from the .Chief of the Goderich Fire Department.
?t. THAT for the purposes of this lBy-law"'fire:' includes a
bonfire, a campfire, or any other fire in a yard, field, or other
open place, but does not include
(a) a barbetue'fire which IS being used for thecookingof
food .when attended by a competent individual; and
(b) an appliance used iin• construction or maintenance
which 'requires an open flame.
3. NO PERSON shall make or Tight any fire or light, set off,
or throW any ,firecracker, squib; serpent, or other noisy,
offensive or dangerous substance or fireworks in any street.
4. ANY PERSON convicted of a breach of this By-law shall
..forfeit and pay, of the discretion of the convicting: Provincial
Judge, Criminal,,Division, a.penalty not exceeding the sum of
$500.00 exclusive Of: cost.
RiAD A FIRST, SECOND, AND Y'HIRD TIME AND
FINALLY PASSED THIS 21st DAY OFAP'L, 1475.
D.J. (Deb)RfShewfelt
Mayor
J. Harold Walls
Clerk
RON WALKER
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