The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutGoderich Signal Star, 2011-12-14, Page 37s + entertainment Events Coming Events Make Your Own r, Wine, Coolers and Fruit Wine Maw ti , at neon Si, GOMM suir323 g ABLE meow FOR RENT kings - Wadding*, ElamquebV Recsptions, Social IIn contact Gamow Mast S19-524-9282 To Al tombs, Unkwts, etc pace is avagabia for Rent, Legion Bottom Call Nlrl n flArtYept! meow 17 - S11L'S ALLEY EMBER 23 • MEGA MEAT DRAW EMBER 31 MACADAM ROAD EUCHRE EVERY MONDAY NIGHT - 7PM. BRIDGE LESSONS & MENTOR GAME - 1 PM. ESDAY DUPUCATE BRIDGE - 1 PM. ?AY NIGHT MIXED EUCHRE - 7:30PM` WEDNESDAY NIGHT JAMMERS FTERNOON MIXED CRIBBAGE - 1:30PM KY NIGHT MLXED DARTS - 7.30PM • FRIDAY 45$ WINGS ?PAWS EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY' • SUNDAY BINGO - 6:55PM AUDREY KERR EVERY FRIDAY' Hare: Mon -Sat 1100AM i You Know? very penny that is ven to our member agencies is put to vork right here in Huron County. CSU CAN HELP.. rse give generously. Coming Events Corning Events Coming Events J1IINtNV2Z 211242111 CENTENNuu iuu - MOON Tickets at The Centennial Hall Box Office. Call: 519-672-1967 or online: www.centennlalhall.london.ca www.facebook.comhocldandstalent www.rocklandsentertalnment, com .( 11 \Itl l 1 1'1t11)1 .c0�>II 1. 1 11 1 1 I: I 1 1 t 1 It 1 MSNDAY, DECEMBER 19,2011-7 PM C e n t o n n l a l H a H H Tickets at The Centennial Hall • ••••••• Box Office. Call 519-672-1967 (550 Wellington Street - London) www.centennialhali $ondon.ca 0 D 0 afieId *ivy a'rJ461 Christmas Cookies, Baking & Gift Baskets Cider and Frozen Fruit Open Dec. 22 through Dec. 24 Sam - 4 p r a..,... • 1-7t - ..1 • w.111.r • Chrtrnas Brunch December 18th - 10 am - 2 pm Christmas Dinner December 18th all 4pm - 7 pm (ReservationsOnly) We can host your Christmas Party hem! Call for details. Catering available all year Re -opening March .30, 2012 77697 Orchard Line 519-482-1666 Thank`- You for your Patronage ,40` Wednesday, December 14, 2011 • Signal -Star 35 Chair, Vice Chair elected to Catholic school board At Its Inaugural Meeting of the Board of Trustees on Monday, December 5, Bernard Murray was acclaimed to the position of Chairperson of the Huron - Perth Catholic District School Board. A retired dairy farmer and former secondary school teacher, Murray's experience as a trustee dates back to 1986 with the former Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board. This is his seventh term as Chair of the Board. Munay stated that he is delighted to be elected as Chair of the Board for the upcoming year. "It is always a pleasure to work with fellow trustees, chaplain, administration and the employees to further the devel- opment of each student that walks through the doors of our school each day. Oursystem has progressed well over the years there is always room for improvement and everyone works very hard to make that happen." Amy Cronin, a new -comer to the Board in 2011, was acclaimed to the position of Vice -Chair. Amy farms with her husband Mike. They reside near Bluevale and have six children. She is involved in many organizations includ- ing her role as Vice -Chair of the Ontario Pork Producers 1Vlarketing Board. Advent project collecting toys, food dor families Eagle's Pride with Madelaine Higgins, Minister of Public Relations This week at St. Anne's was filled with fundraisers welcoming the holiday sea- son to the school: Our Advent projects and coat drive will continue until Decem- ber 19. Eagor the. Eagle travelled to class- rooms around the school this week to meet the students and learn more about which project each classroom chose to take on, in keeping with the Advent theme. Many classes have chosen tocol- lect toys and food for families around Huron County or winter clothing for fam- ilies in Northern Ontario. INSTALL SMOKE ALARMS Every home in Ontario must have a working smoke alarm on every storey and outside all sleeping areas. OFFICE OF THE FIRE MARSHAL On Monday, December 5, the girls' hockey team played in Stratford, and the curling and swimming teams practiced in Vanastra. On Wednesday, the senior. boys' basketball team played at South Huron and the boys' hockey team had a game at FE Madill. On Thursday, the- girls' hockey team had a game in Clinton, and Ms. Finlayson's class departed to the Vanastra pool: On Tuesday, December 6, the front lobby was filled with beautiful displays created by Semester One Co-op students, informing peers on what they do on a day-to-day basis, and to encourage other students to choose co-op as an option in their upper years of high school to gain workplace knowledge and experience. Also on Tuesday was the Christmas Cel- ebration of the Arts, where drama, music, and visual arts students'had a chance to show off their talents. The evening offered .musical performances by both. the concert band and the rock band at St. Anne's, as well as short plays written and performed by drama students, and a vis- ual art display and handmade card sale. Thursday, December 8 brought stu- dents the opportunity to participate in Advent Reconciliation, where sins could be forgiven, or students could simply choose to talk to one of the priests about something in their lives. Also on Thurs- day was African Culture Night, a cultural exploding soiree that offered a silent auc- tion featuring beautiful artwork from local artists and students, performances by Ballet Creole, and a traditional African meal. The night was a great success and funds will go towards building an agri- cultural school in Kenya, to go along with the school built thereyears just a fewago that was funded ytheSt.Anne's community. St. Anne's Semi Formal 201 1 is fast approaching and Student Cabinet con- tinue to prepare for the "Neverland" themed event, as ticket sales began on Wednesday, December 7 and will go until the 14.