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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-02-09, Page 4The G 4'tch. °S .a g I=Star: Thursday. February 1967 • ,,E4Y Mrs, Walter Rathlaurn. i' couple elvery interesting' ,entennial events are coming up in the next tin) weeksMai child-. rqn es) -+daily Will enjoy.; l irsi; . item is the real live • theatre .which 9 00 of our school children, of Huron County will be able .t0 see. GoderichLittle'1'hea• tre 'eenjtinCtign with the Pew s Pla ?ers of Clinton are, presenting ing fox You g and «Older," the "Tinder Box" play. ed by the Toronto Cnildr,eh's Theatre. This will be, I believe, the largest group of Children to see this,perfermance. Arrangements have been made to transport all these young ones to the Clinton, ,these Forces Base, which has ° a huge ;hall toaccommodate.this , large audience. The grown ups, I, believe, are invited to attend on Monday nite (Feb. 20) and the children willbe taken care of with four per- formances, two on Feb. 20 and two on the 21st. So,-thesd•-•theatre groups are real proud of. their Centennial sponsorship, and • the people who worked so hard to -make it -poss- ible. On Friday of the same week is another Centennial per. Xormalnce. The Goderich figure Skating Club present. fox Co. ada's centennial their ice car. nival. This will be an escpecially wohderful° perf$rmanc.e, too, and it will -be a real thrill to see these youngsters from six years up,' go through their acts.. J' This is another fanj'lly enter. tainment show, so don't justsend` your. children.come ; with them and„. enjoy his°fin .0 Pj I hope some of you managed to see tie doings en .at thee Curl. ifrg Club 'this week. I was real' proud of the girls of our local Curling Glub. 'They worked real .hard to make this bonspiel one that everyone will remember, The costniti were superb and „the parade on\ the ice -known as" P iping the Cur- lers on", - was out of this Century! Another hard working group were all -dolled up for the North Street United Church Women's Tea not Just a "tea" but a "Centennial Tea" and they, too; were outstanding. It" just shows` you, that when we make up our minds, we can do it. . So I know there will be.many more--- events with a wonderful Centennial Theme -and as 1 have said -so -often."It -will be a year we will long remember" On Feb, A8 .the . curling club, men, are having . a bonspiel for the Sifto Trophy. I wonder if they will be brave enough to do it up with a Centennial flavor? Come an boys, I'm beginning to like those beards, Soxne of you are real handsome! I think there ehoLildpbe more two week$ you'll be glad you of you entering the l(insmenbeard started -and just think how hand - me growing contest.' after the first first!so'our men will' be by `July ti 13y Nancy 13011 , In the basketball games play- ed, . here on Thursday, the Senior girls, were defeated.. 27 -?0. by Exeter. The Junior girls, how- ever, proved to be too much for their • opponents, defeating them 19.6.. Travelling to Clinton the Senior and Junior Vikings dropped both their games ,by scores of 75-40 in the Senior' • game and 41.35 in , the Junior game. This .Thursday, the boys meet Seaford' in Goderich while the, Seaforth girlsalso travel to Goderich. ..*..* *•, Thursday afternoon, the GDCI wrestling team hosted ; Regina Mundi in an exhibition wrestling meet, A shoulder injury to Chris Graham ,14 the 183 pound class allovtied� legina Mundi to main.!, lairL its "no loss” record. Al.. though Chris had been winning is Extended To Residents Of COLBORNE TOWNSHIP - - _0-THER-N1 ERE-S-T-E•--D-PART IES To Attend The FORMAL OPENING' AND DEDICATION " CEREMONIES 'Of The COLBORNE • CENTRAL SCHOOL FRIDAY; FEB. 17 SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8:,00 P.M. Goderich will be one of 3,500 communities ' in- Canada which will participated in the World Day of Prayer tomorrow. The service- here will be con- ducted at First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. Chairman of . the planning committee is Mrs. R. J. Nephew. • The speaker • will be Muriel Israel, of Hamilton. She is a lecturer in Christian 'Education at McMaster 'DMnay College, and shares in the responsibility of training young women in the Women's Leadership Training School there. Previously, Miss Israel was director _,of Christian Education in a Hamilton GhurCh, and ser- ved for several years on Toronto Religious Education Council as Secretary for the CGIT. Her home province isNovaScotia, and her home church is JamesStreet Baptist, Hamilton. BRIDGE SCORES There were Six tables in play at the Goderich.Duplicate Bridge Club Tuesday night. Winners and their scores were. as follows: Mrs. Frank Reid and. Mr's_ Bruce Erskine, '74; Mrs. Jack Cook and Mrs. Jack Chisholm, 65 1/2;Ron. McDonald and Grant Showers, 65; Mrs. Ron McDonald and Mrs. Bob Shrier, 61. ' --on points, he ,wa.,s unable to con- tinue his match and,Regina Mundi .won by forfeit.: 41 .lthough'the Laic- bethteam,, won 31.25,• Goderich individual winners were: Wayne F isher, Dave Cornish, Pete John. ,ston, Bob Everett, George Gould, ,Bob Willis, and • Bob Vitilkins, *_ * *.• During half-time at the basket. ball 'game, the five candidates for school queen were introduced to the student body, The queen is elected by -a vote of the stud- ents; however, ' the grade thirt. een votes are worth'three points; the grade ten through twelve votes, are. worth two points, and the grace nine votes are worth one point. There is a very logical reason behind this because the grade thirteens and, to a certain extent the grade tens through twelves know. the :girls far better than the grade nines; * *. * • Andy 'Pirie and Arleta, Pollock were the finalists in the public speaking cbntest held lastThurs. d„ay .afternoon. They were chosen from. the serrii:finalists which In. 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