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GDCI NEW$FRQNT
Grade 13
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By Susan Bell The following students have
chosen for the e
Heaven is i view! In 1963, been r h conference
team: Betty � ,E`ue;
Bonnie Web
er, Norma Walter, Jane Fisher,
1ViarY Jayne- McManus,, Bill =Wil
) inson, John Pirie, Ian ,Welters,
John Gottschalk, - Andy Pirie,
Brian Smith, Blob Marion, Gord
Stoll, Anne MacRae, Rosemary
Students con go � �.
d s orade 13
and can, learn: without -the, fear
ti 'Mose cldiiar1inentals,
Hence the 13'ers latest motto,
4,`Why leave it 'til .next year, do
it now,-�=•ar wait 'til ;'68!"
• Therefore, all -the .,students Basler, Peggy Stoddard, Theresa
who'started grade nine, in 1964 Awrphy, Carolyn McEwan, Lin-
wij lbe Vhe first ones to enjoy da Sheardown.
the luxury (if all goes well). On Monday our chess team
Those who startedin '63 can ca'pre back and defeated the
enjoy this . new I Clinton team.
flunk. But there .!mist be a Our chess tram defeated Ex-
eter in it "somewhere so ,don't eter three games out of five.
.try .to flunk fe' it, lint anyway}The winners were, Brian Lin,
1 think we should send a daily field, Ken and Jim Hunter.
dozen of red roses to William Tonight, at 3:00 they are'spon-
Davies, Ontario Minister of Ed- soring a dance at GDCI. The
ucation to draw our approval Win Jammers are playing so it
and gratitude. ought to be a great night. The
Last week grade 13 students, chess club intends to buy chess
interested in teaching, were ,in- board with the profits of this
terv'jewed by u teachers', college dance They say that its aw-
representative. They ail seem gully embarrassing to iipvite
to be . looking forward to next tither schools here and then
year's stint at teachers' college have to ask them to bring the
and the three years of teaching.
Badminton season is in full
swing. Everybody (or at least,
as many a-; the auditorium cant
Bold) is batting birds between
3:32 to 4:00 (with thea gown
rackets).
LQCHALSH
i'boaiils. It sounds like inviting
Fame for dinner and then ask-
ing her to bringthe entire meal.
On April, two students t.sfr
om
P 2,
eaich room ,-Went- =to- all store;
etc. to stick on the' hospitals
"Full" and "Push" stickers. The
school' figured that, since 'most
.of us have already or will have
made use of the hospital, we
should help support the build-
ing, of the new addijtton.
GDCI has -found .fifty more
dollars which they are going
to send to support crippled
chidren through Bunny Bundle.
'We are free for a week. What
are -your., plans? - sleep 'til
Doomsday, study (so I'm crazy),
help your parents, catch up on,
your work and day dreams? If
you run out of things to do
look cor signs around town ad•
vertising dances, shows and fun.
Here's a tip -the Win Jammers
are playing Monday, April 11
at North Street Church between
9 and 12.
Happy Easter!
New Grader
For. Towns i►
IIOLMESVILL.E. - Miss Sa
dra Williams 'leave: by air o
Friday for Antique, West Indie
for the Easter vacation.
Miss Barbaran Ball, Clinto
spent
the Weekend with Mi
Lucille Bond, u,
Mrs: t16yd bond vvas ilii W in
ham on Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week' as n Presbyterial
delegate to the, London Confer-
ence. U.C.W, 'annual meeting.,
Those attending the Tuesdays
evening .session from 'Holmes-
vi11e�U.C.W. were,• -Mrs. R. Grigg,
Mrs. Wm. Norman, Mrs. I . Har-
ris; Mrs. Orville Blake and Mrs.
Carman Tcbbtit t.
Goderich Township has pur-
chased a new grader in prepar-
ation for a busy summer ahead.
Mr. and Mrs. Stitn Vanderwal
left en Wednesday by plane for
Amsterdam, Holland for a three
week vacation among relatives
there.
gri,cuural . Group
e -Elects Officers
By Mrs, Wilbur Brown
DUNG NNUN.:-.The Dungan-.
non Ag rieultural Society held
its annual meeting on Maih 30
wikh a good attendance.
Stanley MoGratten of Gode-
Ticlz< was chairman for the meet-
ing
ing with the "same slate of of -
flew -Si acting for this year.
The executive for 1966 will
be: President, Chester Finnigan;
first vice-president, Roderick
McKenzie; second. vice-presid-
ent, Theodore' Redmond; secre
tary-treasurer, T. "M. Durnin:
This is Mr, Durnins 24th year in
office. The society had a' suc-
cessful year, with a substantial
balance on ' hand, it was re-
ported.
It was decided to have bleach-
ers erected this year with Ross,
Eedy, Melvin Dickson, Stanley
McGratten and Theodore Red-
mond named as the committee
lu • charge.
Chester Finnigan and Rode-
rick McKenzie plan bo have the
water system - completed this
year.
Entertainment 'concessions
#'or the. children have been se-
cured for the next fair off Sep-
tep ber 27.
Every two years, the new pre-
sident, has a special project on
the grounds, the most recent
being a new barn; water on the
grounds and hleaehers.
Plans are being maae fore thiS
year's fair with the races as
usual.. Tthe fair' board- is de-
serving a Congratulations nn
their interest in . keeping the
event in opera:ton.
The society also sponsors the
4-1-1 clubs, and the beef, dairy
and grain clubs. During the
past year the club membership
was 45.
a
51
Ws.
W. Zinn Named President
W.I. Group Elects
By, Mrs. Wilbur Brown
U a
DBJIYGANN. lV Me March
meeting of the Dungannon Wo-
men's Institute was Gheld at the
home off: MrS. jc. K. Dawson.n.
The roll_
call "tips on:
storing
clothing was answered by 21
members. .
An invitation, to visit Londes-
boro Women's Institute fox their
May -meeting was accepted.. •
.Mrs. L. Ivers, 1Vlrs. C. Crozier
and Miss Iva Garr offered to
be a committee to prepare gift
boxes for shut-ins at Easter.
iVIrs. W. Rutledge read • a
paper prepared by the home
economist, Miss D. Liddiard,
who was unable to attend, on
"The; Storing of Clothing." She
also read an article on "The
Old spinning Wheel."
The . motto, "Make Good
of Time, it" is God Given,"
presented by Mrs. Marry Girvin,
An apron, made by Mrs., G.
McNee, on. Gwli,'iela each member
a
utographed her naive in liquid
embroidery,
was sold by Chin-
ese auction,and anot
d apher don-
ated- ren r . aT, r sold-. ,
sold-.
The- annual reports of the
standing committee conveners
was given.
Mrs. W. Zinn read, the slate
of officers foe 'the nominating
Committee and Mrs. K. K. Daw-
son conducted the election of.
officers for the coming year'.
Past president, Mrs. C. Croz-
ier; president, Mrs. W. Zinn;
.first vice-preuident, Mrs. 11,
stir ilia, _.second vice-president,
Mrs. W. Rutledge; secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. H. Alton; district
director, Mrs. C. ''Crozrier; alter -
Use nate, Mrs. L. Ivers.•
Officersqpir
1•iV,hinney, Mrs. J. Dauphan, Mrs.
Q. Finnigan.
Pianists, Mrs. F. Jones, Mrs.
W. Brown; auditors, Mrs..' B.
Stewart, a'Vdrs it M o Whi nney.
Standing cmnmittee conven-
ers) Agrlcultlirr Rivett,
Canadian industries, ' Mrs. ,F.
Young; citizenship,,Mrs, L. (vers;
education, Mrs.• G. • Errington;
historical' research, Mrs. C.
Blake; name econOh11 cs, Mrs. C.
McNee; health; Mrs. R. Finni-
gan; current events, Miff B.
MVlcConnel; public relationS, Mrs.
G. McNee; curator, Mrs. 0.
Popp; resolutions, Mrs. C. Fin-
nigan; press reporter, Mrs. W,
Stewart.
A program prepared by Mrs.
Falls on hes trip to ,England was
read by Mrs. F, Young. After
singing the Institute Grace and
the Queen, lunch was served
was Branch directors, Mrs. H. Me- by the hostesses in charge.
LOCHALSH -Mr. and Mrs.
• Olive McCharles arrived home
on S�inday after three ‘cee'ks
holidays in Fiorida. •
Mrs. Dan Wi yld,. is a patient
in AV -Ingham. and District Hos-
pital. ,
T'hc William Ross farm has
been :old to- Jacob Verhulst of
• Alma. ' •
Recent visitors with Mr. and
'Mrs. Gorden hinaysori «•ere Mr.
• and Mrs. 1311' Rodgerson and.
Jitirtinie.
nd-
fininie. and Mr: and Mrs. Paul
Envberlin of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F, Mac, i
Kenzie have, 'returned toy their
Lochalsh home • after spending
the venter in Win•gham.
• Symtpathy • • is extended the
brother and sisters of Mr. Hind-
ers B'arkwell win') passed away
in hospital 'in London. „ I
Re -cent visitor with Mr. and (
Mrs. D. 4." MacLennan was Mr..
Finlay MacLe'hnan of Kitchener. i
.. ' Mr. Fred Ritchie aperit the'
' - past three weeks with John
McCharles.
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