The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-11-02, Page 3Trigon
talent
feature
BY JOANNE
BLJCHANAN
The tenth annual
Trigon, a series of three
one act plays, will be
staged at G.D.C.I. on
November 8, 9 and 10 and
this year, it is wholly a
Goderich effort. Not only
will the acting be done by
Goderich students but the
plays:, themselves have
been written by Goderich
teachers.
Dave Haslett, G.D.C.I.
English teacher, has
written The Poetry
Lesson, a modern drama
set in a highschool
classroom.
Warren Robinson,
G.D,,C,,;LEnh teacher,_
has written two plays for
Trigon. One is called
Peasants, Warriors and
Kings. It is a 15th century
Spanish drama with a
cast of about 40. It is a •
spectacular play
featuring music and lots
of action similar in style
to the play which
Robinson wrote a few
years ago about the Great
Storm. If you liked that,
one, he says, you'll like
Turn to page 10
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The tenth annual Trigon to be Singe 4 at. .:4.G,><, on November 8,
9 and 10 'Will feature tw;a dancenumbers choreographed by Philip
11!IclVllllan, G,iR.C.I� English and Theatre Arts teacher. These
numbers will be danced to'Summer of '42 and Grease. Left to
right are dancers Cynthia Clutton, Nancy Clutton. Laura Rath -
by, Debbie Shaddlek, Beth Morris, Lisa Roske, Vicki Beattie,
vltcliele: FIerri , Melanie �Dustow, AngelaMcDonald and Julia
Carruthers, .(Photo by loanne Buchanan) -
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Madllonaidopp
There will be no
election for council in
Ashfield on November 13.
John Austin has been
acclaimed as deputy -
reeve and Grant Curran
who was nominated to
council was acclaimed to
take . the vacancy Left by
Austin. Incumbent
councillors, Allan Gibson
and Grant Farrish were
returned by acclamation.
The four councillors for
the 1978-80 term spoke to
those who attended the
to'yvnship's ratepayers'
meeting at Brookside
School on October 24.
COUNCIL
• John Austin, Ashfield's
deputy -reeve for the
coming term, said he is
glad . to have a local
council in Ashfield where
people can present
complaints to elected
officials who are living in
the township themselves.
He said Ashfield
ratepayers do not have to
go to Clinton or Dublin to
speak to their
representatives, as they
do with the school board
or present a brief to get
into a meeting to make a
complaint.
Austin, who was on the
recreation committee
said that Ashfield now
had men's and ladies'
slowpitch teams and that
$800 was spent by the
township on ball equip-
ment --and $100 was
donated by the Ashfield
Federation of
Agriculture. He added
• that the Dungannon ball
diamond was completed
(last year at a total cost of
$8,500 with grants
available amounting to
$4,300.
•
In reference to th,e
Lucknow District,
Swimming 'Pool, Atistin
commended Bill Hunter,
who is chairman of the
Lucknow Rcreation
Com-mittee. "You have
no idea the work that man
goes through" said
Austin. "He is an ex-
cellent, dedicated man."
Ashfieid's share of the
deficit for last year to
operate the pool was
$1,000 and this year is
$500.
Under the fire
agreement with Kinloss,
Lucknow and West
Wawanosh, Austin said
Ashfield pays $100 a fire
and that the operational
costs of the fire depar-
tment are split four ways.
He said the. other three
municipalities have
bought into the Ashfieldy4
tinker truck and Ashfield
has bought into the
Lucknow Fire Depart-
ment equipment. The
department has two
pumpers, a tanker and a
fire car. The budget for
the past year was $12,030.
Austin said a great deal
of council's time was
spent on municipal drains
and that anyone who has
,a municipal drain which
breaks up should notify
council to have it
repaired.
FOREIGN
OWNERSHIP
. Austin said that he is
concerned about the
SMILE
Our farm friends are
true optimists. They say
that what goes down must
come up.
+ ++
Husband, looking at
budget, to wife: "If we
cut out our second cup of
coffee in the morning, we
can afford a new car."
+ ++
A computer is an
electronic wonder that
performs complex
mathematical
calculations and intricate
accounting tabulations in
one millionth of a second
— and then mails out
statements 10 days late.
+ ++
Funny how people Who
snore always Pail asleep
first.
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foreign ownership of land
in Ashfield Township. He
said a considerable
amount of property in the
township has been pur-
chased by a German
company and, while the
land is being leased for
farmers, the buildings
are -.left to fall to pieces.
He said he was asked if
council wants this
township to look like
Hillbilly land. , The
municipal council cannot
do much to stop foreign
_ownership according to
the "deputy-teeve but the
ratepayers 'should try to
do something through
local associations and
members of parliament.
Councillor Gibson sits
on the fire committee for
the Goderich Fire
Department which serves
the southern end of the
Vote
JOHN
WESTBROOK
for
Board of Education
in
Colborne & Goderich
Townships
township, • outside the
Lucknow fire area. He
told ratepayers the total
budget for expenses of
the Goderich department
was $65,032 for last year
and the proposal
presented to Ashfield was
to charge the township 24
percent or $2,379 for fire
protection. In addition
Ashfield would pay four
percent toward the
$12,000 spent for new
equipment each year.
Council decided that Ash-
field just could not spend
this much on fire
protection for the
southern end of the
township and is awaiting
a proposal for a flat rate
per fire.
Gibson said that he and
council have spent so
many hours working on
the township's secondary
plan that he is "almost
getting sick of the sight of
it." He -encouraged
anybody who has a
problem on it to' speak up
now, not after it's passed.
He added it will probably
take another year or two
before the plan is passed.
•Grant Farrish of the
Lucknow arena board
told` the ratepayers that,
along with the Lucknow
District Kinsmen, the
four municipalities who
are represented on the
Luckipow Arepa Board
have completed . im-
provements to the arena.
Vinyl has been installed
around. the ice surface, a
new roof and floor have
been completed : in the
front area and the ex-
terior has been painted.
Dressing rooms to be
built on the south side of
VOTE FOR
BRIAN KNIGHTS and JIM SEARLS
FOR TOWN COUNCIL
WE CAN'T PROMISE TO LOWER TAXES,
BUT WE CAN PROMISE TO CONTROL THEM.
Santa Claus Parade '78
SATURDAY DECEMBER 2nd
2:00 P.M.
THEME "WORLD PEACE"
IF YOU WISH TO
ENTER A FLOAT IN
THE PARADE THE
DEADLINE FOR
ENTRIES IS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24th
Categories:
YOUTH, INDUSTRY
GENERAL, SCHOOL
SERVICES
RIBBON awards for
lit, 2nd and 3rd in each
category
yY
FOR INFORMATION AND ENTRY FORMS
CONTACT GODERICH RECREATION 8 COMMUNITY
CENTRE BOARD 9 WATERLOO ST. S. 524-8373
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Let's make thisyear's parade
the BIGGEST ever
the arena are being
considered by the board,
the Lucknow Kinsmen
and the Intermediate
Hockey team.
Grant Curran, who was
elected to council by
acclamation, told the
ratepayers that, if there
was anything he could do
for them he would "give
it a try". He said he was
looking forward to the •
pleasure of working with
council and wishes the
candidates for reeve of
township -the best of luck
in the upcoming election,.
eaDERICH SICaNsw
Civic Corner.
The Goderich Police
Contnission wilt . meet
today (Thursday,
November 2) at noon at
the Candlelight
Restaurants
The Parks Committee
will meet tonight
(Thursday, November 2)
at 7 p.m. at town hall.
Goderich Town Council
will meet on Monday,
November 6 at 7:30 p.m.
in the council chambers
at town hall.
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