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100th BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
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The. Little Theatre wW,present
9tkim4Y6' .°PifnelaWte"M'Yerath'
*niel will -be sdirectifl :by June
Hill. Rehearsal is expected to
start some time.this week. '
.CIMGTV recently woo • a na-
tional award. for the,- Seat Local
•Programming 41,kd'helPink (win 4he
award was Goderieh L.T.Ps pre.
,sentation of a play on the Sunday
oni.th.Tt..V9rroegsreagef,d"Sap.soht/iorgtht,;isayT.14pe
Juvenile Delinquency iWritten by
Huron County Probation Officer.
Nfr: -W. Craven, and produced-diar-
inguactober-4
After the meeting Lon Wednes-
day, a short skit ;was presented
for the enjoyment of the .members.
It was an "Eastern,” Written and
directed 'by L.T. naembers. Tony
Merser who said that this skit was
being presented because he was
sure there were too many "West-
erns" being shown these days on
TV and the movies.
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One of Goderich Figure' Skating Club's senior members, Susan
Sale, 12, helps beginner Monica Gemenhart, 6, of Bayfield, during
a Saturday afternoon practice session at Goderieh Memorial Arena..
• After one year of inactivity, the club was re -organized recently
and now has a membership of more , than 59. The club pro is
Dennis Silverthorne, „of -Stratford. S -S Photo by R.H.
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GODERIC.H DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE "
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(By Briane D: McLean)
••"Tea-hoUse of. the August .1Vloon"1
was the theme of GDCI's 23rd "At
me722-hel4-1ast--F-riday.
.gym -auditorium at the 'Collegiate.
• After several weeks of- hard work,
Members of the Students' Council,
and others,.caiLbe justly, proud 'of
their work. I won't go into details
here but the highlight was • the,
huge Chinese (?) dragon which 'sat
on the stage. It was realistic
enough to have stepped down and
devour a few of the fair maidenS
whs danced below it. The entrance
to the gym was arrayed like the
doorway of a pagoda; and stream
ers with the blue and white school
colors were rrruch in evidence:,
Congratulations to the Students'
Council and the decorating com-
mittee!
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Having disposed of Past events,
let, us now turn to coming ones.
Heading the line-up is' the variety
show which will be presented- on
February 26 and 27.
The purpose of the variety show
is to reflect school life, featuring
such things as tumbling, army
cadets, fashions, and "take -offs" on
such subjects as history and Eng-
lish, In addition, it illustrates to
the students the hecessary working
bf any stage or other kind of pro-
duction. ' Combining the efforts of
both teacher and student, it gives
experience in lighting, costuming,
staging, direction, as well as other
things such as, programs, publicity,
sales, ,and all those things which
miike a show of this type possible,
Casting for the show was com-
pleted last week and it went into
rehearsal on
From what I've seen of the,show,
which is now completely on paper,
it looks very good and 1 feel safe
in urging everyone to set one, of
those dates (that's February 26
and 27) aside and be there ,when
the curtain goes up on "Collegiate
Capers '59." •
Another upcoming event at
Goderieh Collegiate is the hockey
frame between .Goclerich Collegiate
"Vikinas" 'and the Seaforth
ColleiZ-
iate- "Golden Bears" to be held
Saturday, February 14th. Prices
and time is listed in the advertise-
ment which (1 hope) appears else-
where in this paper. It's sponsored
by the BrA.A. -and is the first
bqcke.y 1—'71/n, FtrifrODeltillrirt lent
the four -odd years'diat•I've been
here.
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' The Notebook: There's just four
weeks le -ft in the Bowling Club
Fehedule, before the championship,
and it looks like a 'fight between
the "Preteens," the "Cool -Cats,"
and the "Aces" for -first place.
"Raiders" are out'of the !race hav-
ing °won 'the &St derlefn",.. . In
curling, too, the championship of
thtl. tlub soon 'he at -stake. So
all members are urg6d to be pre-
sent, . game stbdents and form-
er students mw be interested in
knowino. that 'Miss Cooper, a fown.
er tepelinr at GUM arti now Mrs
":1-toluirdse: is instrticting In the new
.4.teAriving coutse on CFPL-TV,
12,30 1001. It is a
vrnr 11-10111VI"T"r-"t
(telvet atiti brOWitefiv6 driver
bhfold . The Year,'
book datte NOtrb'eh*If On Fridne
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around the call letters of those two
rival stations?) so don't forget to
attend At • an......assembly last
week. the 'film "Gateway to sthe
Mind" was shown. . . . I think it's
about time the basketball teams
began to earn their keep, don't
you? Well, how about everyone
getting out and supporting them!
Next week, I'll trY • to have a
resume of the. scores to date.
OPENS EGG MARKET
Mr. J. E. Reid has opened an
egg prodtice market on Hamilton
street in the store owned by Mr.
Thos. *VVarrener. For the present,
his place ,of business will be open
from '9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mr. Reid is
'unmarried and lives with his Par-
ents, Mr.'and Mrs. Lawrence Reid,
of' Saltford, fOrnierly ortlie Luck --
now area.
OBITUARY
DR. HUGH WESLEY HARRHJSON,
Services for Dr. Hugh Wesley
Harrison were held at' 11 a.m.. Fri-
day at the.R. Harold. Ling funeral
home, 915:East Grand Boulevard;
Detroit. • Dr. Harrison; 58, 'of 4847
Iroquois, Detroit, died Tuesday,
February 3rd in St. Joseph Mercy
Hospital where he was an execu-
tive board member and secretary -
treasurer of the medical staff.
He was 'medical director for the,
Aluminum ,Company • of America,
Detroit, and Dibble Color Co. Pratt
& Lambert for 36 years.
Thursday evening. George Wash-
ington Post American Legion held
services.
Rey,erezid Clinton L(,)wrie, D.D.,
Pastor Emerittth of Jefferson Av-
enue Presbyterian Church, •con-
dacted the 'funeral. service. The
nurses from Mercy College of /shut-
ing formed an honor guard. Hon-
orary p.allbearers were staff physic-
ianq of Harper a,nd- St. Joseph
Mercy hospital and executives of
Aluminum Company of America
and Pratt & Lambert.
Oriental Lodge No. 240 F. and
A.M. conducted the graveside ser -
Vices.
A- lifelong Detroiter, he was an
alumni of University of Michigan
and interned at harper Hospital.
He did post -graduate work in
Europe. He was a member of Jef-
ferson Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Wayne County Medical SIO-
ciety, •Michigan State Medical So-
ciety, American Medical Associa-
tion, Oriental Lodge No. 240 F. and
Detroit Consistory, Moslem
Temple (Shrine) Royal Order of
Jesters, Twilight'Club, Eastern
Chapter No, 420 Order of 'Eastern
Star, the George Washington Post
of American Legion and the Mich-
igan Orchid Society.,
Survivors ' include his 4w -i f e,
Helen, a son, Hugh Wesley, Jr.
(Bud). and two grandchildren,
Margaret Kay and Jean Ellen.
Burial was in Woodlawn ceme-
tery, 'Detroit.
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MRS. GEORGE WESTBROOK
Not Everybody
Wants -Sidewalk
Some of the people—but not all
of the people—want a sidewalk.
Last fall, Town 'Council received
p petition for construction of a
sidewalk onthe north side of
Britannia road, between Victoria
street and Huron road.
Friday night, a „new petition
from this area was presented to
council. It was sign8c1 by 12 peo-
ple who don't want the sidewalk'.
The matter was sent along to
the public' works committee for
further consideration, as were two
other petitions,
These other petitions call for a
sidewalk 'on the west' side of War-
ren street, between Britannia road i
and Caley street, and a sidewalk,:
on the south side of Mary street,
between pxford and Hincks streets:
KINGSBRIDGE
KINGSBRIDGE, Feb; 9 —Week-
end visitors here were Miss Mary
Therese Martin, Jimmy Martin and
.Joseph Martin; of Hamilton, Mr,
Peter Lierman friend, Miss
Spriet, of Langtini, Mr. Roy Keane,
of Stratford, Me. and Mrs, Bruce
Hansford, of Galt,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Finnie and
family, of Goderich, visited here
on Sunday.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
tack McConville (nee Mary Therese
Austin) on the algival• Of a daugh-
ter on Feb •r..4till.at St. Michael's
Hospitai,',Toronto.
We were sorry to hear that Mrs.
Theodore Redmond; of St. Augus-
tine, has been a patient in Wing -
ham • hospital for the past few
weeks, following .a heart attack.
ifer --roo-apierid-s.„ wish 4ier.-44.4
speedy recoveryF: Mrs. ROmond
was the former Ella Hogan of this.
parith.
Congratulations to Mrs; Cather-
ine Reynolds who celebrated her
92nd birthday on February 7th,
1959, at the Ray Dalton -home,
where a card 'party was attended
'hy Friends and neighbors.
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Funeral services for Mrs. George
Westbrook were conducted on Sat-
urday afternoon at the Stiles fun-
eral 'home, when ,Rev. 'A. E: Eustace
officiated. Interment was made in
Maitland cemetery. The pallbear-
ers were Major Youngblut i of
Auburn, Donald Youngblut, of
London, Leonard Archambault, of
Auburn, Ernc:t Stevens. of Walton;
• Frank Roberton, of Seaforth and
Frank Warnock; of Sarnia.
Mrs, Westbrook Vs' S The fOrrnei(
Isobel Youngblut, a daughter of;
the late, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Young-
blut and was horn in Hullett Town-
ship 76 years ago. She died sud-
denly at Alexandra Hospital on
Thursday last. Deceased resided
in Hullett Township until 1900
when she 'came to Goderich and
had resided here ever since. She
was married to Mr. C 2. r r_N. West-
brook in 1902. She was a member
of North Street United Church.
Surviving besides het hUsband
are four sons, Earl, Leonard and
Harry, all of Goderieh, and Walter,
• of Kingsville. A son, Cpl, William
; Westbrook of the Algonquin regi-
ment in the Second World War
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was • killed in action in Belgium in
1944. 'There are four daughters,
Miss Dorothy, Mrs. Geo. T. (Annie)
ROSS, both of Goderieh, Mrs. M. H.
Glive)--Bakeri, -and
R. S. (Betty Jean)sner, of
'Parent, Quebec. • Thelly"lrfe also -
twelve grand chil dr en a.nd two
' great-grandchildren As well as four
sisters, Mrs. Agnes Nott, Mrs. John
(Jeggie) Vodden, of LondesbOro,'
',Miss Margaret YoungbInt and Mrs.
(Alice) Archantbault, both
of Goderieh.
thirteenth) -4r foltures nick.
veratignd„ of OKST,radio (note'
the candor with which I toss
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