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. ` Susan• Bell. .5r _ "After the final there is to be
The•Student Council is desper- •a dance, (usual ' school dance
,atq for more school Songs. ' As dress is to be 'expected.) I've
a nit added, t centive, they are giv- heard that the Road Runners,
big F1 ] beanies • to all those a' new band 4-n town will be
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�-t'"(v `d� iiriit:#'evo�rthvvhlle--effor-ts; �^�nyr•nr� .: ;=s-.. ..,».
and 520.00. to the person Whose It •will be a wonderful fun day
songs is . used. ..-• -and a, - great opportunity tie try
111ark Redmond,:Stuc$nt Coma- the new scienti'fie seating set-
`cil. president, says he hopes to up!
have 1 song by Easter. • . The cost for students 1,011 be
' Sociable Curling 25 cents for both morning and
Many GjaCI students curl. i,i afternoon, games „plus. an addi-
always thought it was a great tional ,25' cents • for the evening
sport. But now, I've been told - .
that it is a great social event.
'Either way it is'a lot of fun. Rev. G. Russell
Coe! In Dogpatch
The Dogpatch-a-Go-Go was a' r
great success. Everybody loved Instals- Officers
the casual dress jeans and' '• -
The Janriary meeting of St.
shirts allow for greater freedom',
of movement. Besides they're;Georne's Evening Guild was
cooler ; held on `Wednesday; January 12
• Withtthe; decorations and hill with a Hood attendance and the
billy students, the' auditorium , G. G. Russell pre -
rector'; Rev.
really did look like a burn. sent. -
Move Over ! Kathy White, president, open -
The basketball games lasted the meeting with a hymn and
Thursday 'were terrific. BUt...prayers• The Bible reading was
really, the spectator
balcony is given by Fttabelle Bradley and
u crowded. correspondence was read by
too
E'N'e r yb o d v loves basket Gladys Nicholson.
ball so we won't be able to gee! Secretary's, and treasurer's re-
ports were read by June Duck -
anyone to volunteer to slay'
away. Therefore v, -e, have to get', worth and Jean Morris. The
organized for encoder • comfort l annual reports were read and
•
and wider vision. adopted.
Not, if people line up in three'Rev. Russell conducted the in -
files all along the railing, with stallation of officers for the new an equal aed opposite reaction.
the 'first layer sitting dawn and', y'e'ar, fo'irow=ing which the new Of course once I started I
dangling their feet bverbcrard president, Alma" • Craven tool $ would keep moving until dooms-
' dangling
diose wearing sneakers.over and presented the new day or at least 'til the ice melted",'
i".,.yer business. - • But of course frictionless ice-
man db' this), the second the Cathy -Jenkins was a pointed is a purely theatrical ; thing;
kneeling behind them and the p
third layer Standing ' over and by the president to 'be overall Thank heaven, because I'd hate?
ii; gene-reI- eon-venereefepeojeeets-.foa•. to -car-r `;---e ottgh_- me;star-ters-on-'.
behind the oiler- t�x'o, tfiings�'
would 'b' more comfortable! the„yeas in an advisory capacity• l frictionless -ices' to last a life.
This ought to . eliminate the A hake sale was planned to! I hope I got • these • facts
canned (sardine) __feeling. On straight. It never • ceases tq
. the whole, even with t-hese_difi1- kids on other
cultiee, everyone enjoyed the rented to Kathy White, "the 're
game. Blast '1. —
tiring. president by Kathy'
:sig Jen-
Mr., (History) Kalbffeisch • is kins•
starting a concert band, consist -The meeting closed_ with theing a brass and woodwinds„ to
Rev. Russell leading the group in
give G.D.G.I. the big time sound. repeating the benediction. . Re -
Naw he is looking for 35 grade freshments were served'by Jean
niners interested in music. This Hanna, Gladys Nichol on and
program will. not interfere with Joyce Pinkney.
' sports, even though the band will,
praetice every noon;hbur from
12:30 to 1:00.'• This program will,
-lead to a more rounded school
and- stridents: •
The Formal
_ °`Money” and "long dresses,'
"girls" and "corsages," •, "dress"
and '"hair. dos" The formal is
game and dance,' For adults the
cahree is 35 .cents.
Tuck shop food will be served
in •.the cafeteria. It will be ages
before another Saturday dance
and pine- set -t} -seeden'-t -miss
the opportunity.
• School Queen -
'Cathy Gould of 13 eh, as .been
chosen school queen by the stud-
ents council. A good choice!
Cathy "'will represent -GDCI • at
the Schools' Queens' Club. spon-
sored by the Louden Free Press.
Keep Moving
Last Saturday at 10;00 a.m.
on channel 10, and 1:30 p.m: on
channel. 8, Grade 13 physics' stu-
dents huddled around their TV
sets watching a new physics pro-
gram. It's supposed to broaden
Huron Prebvterial
Rev, R. U. Mac .aa tookr,the
�,
devotional exercises' .at
opening
the annual'' meeting of the kfu-
.ron Presbyterial of the Presby-
terian Church when they in
j.ori an
P esb t
dre'v
s r
n St A_ _
Church, -Clinton.
° The .president, Mrs. Wes Brad -
nock of Auburn =presided 'for
the day -long session.' : A short
inenrorial'service was conducted
in memory of Mrs Edgar Wight -
man of Belee'1"ave who, liad been
ivc coiire and welfare Seerttlary"
and a member of the executive,'
The minutes were road by the
secretary, Mrs. Wilfred Sander-
son of Auburn and she also read
the correspondence. ` A discus-
sion took place ee,the changing
of hours; of meetings but after
reports from auxiliaries it was
decided to leave it to morning
and afternoon sessions for the
presents.'
• Plans were made to held the
Presbyterial meeting in St. An-
drew's. Church, Blyth with a
their under.stending of the sub- special speaker.
jest. Mrs. John Pollock was appoint -
1 hope it broadens their ex- ed delegate N'vith alternate; Mrs.
planation of it, too. 1 was told Eft. Davies. to attend the „London
that if I were standing on a sheet Synodical :neeting,at Drummond
of fricti nless ice I would, not 11111. Presbyterian Church, Niag-
move. ( t � takes friction to start
moving but. once started. friction
is only.needed for stopping).
No matter how hard I would
try to moi e, I would make no
headway. But if I took some-
thing out of n pocket and
I•threw it, I could immediately
start moving. (How this works.
I haven't really figured out but
I think it's got something to do
wi=th for every action there is
be'hel'd later in the 'rnonth with
Phyllis-' McConnell as convener.
A gif' of appreciation was pre -
Beef Producers
Meet January 25`
Lavwrence Markusse, ' well-
known.Beef-Producer of Wyom-
coming=February 25. ing,' Ontario, will be the -guest:
Plans are in the air. Join speaker at the `annual meeting;
everybody. Start thinkipg—girl, of the Huron County Beef Pro-', YO;1CAN./WA Cr/se r'/.s-
dress, fun, flawe' s, froth, double ducers in the Board Room; Dei AT NOMEeY LAY/NS A
1,/Ere Of ADA/ES-WE TAPE
dates. partrrent of Agriculture, 'on; . /2 FEET LON4� soME
Fabulous Night Tuesday. .January 25th at 1:45i POWDER OR CORNS -TARO/
g ON YbaR RECREATION ROOM "
The Goderich Little Theatre p•m• FLOOR. ee/TH THE rAPE
and school board, are, brin - Mr. Markusse will discuss' ASA 4tiiorep- 444 Tye
ing "Murder in,the Cathedral, ' "How he personally operates and STEP$ of Youe APPeoAC�/
play, manages his beef enterprise, and uwri� You DEVELo�AN
the senior la to town on Feb- APP,PpAGH W/7`N PERFECT
ruary 18. The "Canadian Play -why he does things the way he' R•HYT/va. Ts s
ers," a professional troup, are, does." ,
putting it on.
Because of the GLT and school
board subsidies, Grade 13 Eng-
lish students can_ get in for 50c,
(very cheap.) It will be -a fabul-
ous" night. (The Canadian Play-
ers are terrific).'
This Ssturday, January 22,E
Goderich is pk-ying host .„to an
open invitation junior boys' bas -f
ketball tournainent. '
Teams from the Huron -Perth I
area along with those ,from
Sarnia and London, will be com-'
peting for the Don N1acR2e grand
-championship- trophy.
The preliminary garnes start
'at 11 are, and the semi-finals'
will be held- in.. the "afternoon.
The championship. game starts
at T.30 rn. — -
amaze me what the
courses learn.
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8.30 P.M..
JANUARY 26th
Duest Speaker'
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Mrs. J. A, McConnell, Gode-
rich, presbyterial treasul••eri°°,gave
the financial statement,
Reports Received„
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Mrd. Joe Dunbar, 13elgrave, for
afternoon and evening. groups;
Mrs. Mervyn Lobb, 'Clinton, C.G.
I.T. and Young. Women's groups;
Mrs, Wellington Good, Blyth,
'children's groups; Mrs. " 0. G.
Anderson, Bolgrave, Glad Tid-
in(fsr' i "`iarVe . yde; .Herr=
sail, Honte Helpers.'
Mrs. A. Bnwright of Goderich
gave,a report as literature secre-
tary and spoke on her book
display.
Mrs. Calvin .Cott, .GQdeeich,
reported on the bale and gifts
for the supply and stated that a
great deal of flew materials had
been sent to Fellowship House,
Winnipeg and the school at Ken -
ora. She stated that a question-
naire was to be answered by
each Auxiliary on what 'part of
the supply they would be inter-
ested in doing this cpnring year.
Miss Jessie Fraser of Seaforth,
life membership secretary, gat-
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Mrs. Sand.crsen read the -report
EltNew Sate Of OfficersFor 1966
of welcome - and welfare
pr
e
-
pared,by the late Mrs. Edgar
W,glitman.
Lunen was served by the mem-
bers .of the Clinton Auxiliary.
O
o se. s n c_m.
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eon� 5"9
`mpnccd with the devotional per-
iod taken'by the president. Mrs.
Donaki Haines, Auburn, read the
Script=s,; lesson and 'Mrs. Ed.
Davies closed With prayer. The
olfieriagw:is received by furs,.
McConnell and dedicated.
Mrs.--.G•ood B1
v � 11fr.�M-W ..# T-- yt�
reported for the nominating
committee VW brought sin the.
new slate of officers. Rev. IL U.
MacLean installed the officers
and gave meditation and prayer
following the ceremony. .
Fla
ns
were inade for the Fall Rally
topbe .held on the second Tues-
day in September': •,
DfficAir
The following is the list of
officers for 1960: '
Honorary. president, Mrs. Al-
bert Taylor;' Goderiehl past pre-
sident, Miss Eva. Sommerville,
Goderich: president, Mrs. Wes
Bradnock, ,auburn; first vice-
Goderich;
second vice-president,
Mrs, Harvey Hyde,.IHensall; third
vice-president. Miss Flora Mac-
Donald, Goderich; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. W lfred Sander- life membership, Miss Jessie,
Freser,'Seaforth! historian, Mrs.
Albert' Taylor, Goderi;ckt, nane-
ial committee, Mrs., J. A. Mea
Connell and Mrs. Calvin Cutt;'
zeminattxrgry :commit:tt'fr Clinton ,',
ataxilory�: . •
sok Album; tr,
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s
prer Mrs. s
J.
A. McConnell, Goderieh;;"after-
noon and evening secretary, Mrs.
Joe _Dunbar, B.elgrave; C. .I.T.
a '�
nme� � r
Y� s–Gaits
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Mrs. 1Vlervyn Lobb, Chilton;
children's groups, Mrs. Donald
Haines, Ooderich; home'helpers,
Mrs. Harvey Hyde, Hensall; wel•
come and welfare, Mrs. Welling
ton Good, Blyth; literature, Mrs.
Alex Enwright, .Goderich; lib -
ply,. Miss G. E. Grace Godo-
leb; glad itic1ings, Mrs., 0: G.
Anderson, ;elg;ve; press, Mrs.
W. R, 1;Cerslakez Seaforth; sup-
ply., Mrs.Calvin Cutt; Goderich;
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Mr. and IVIrs,,James C. Shear-
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Mr. •and Mrs. W. A. Mcquire.
Mrs. Jack Gardner
.and q_
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Hudst'n Hope, B.C.. after visit,
ing their parents and other rela-
tives in the district.
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