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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-04-17, Page 7• Taylor's Corner The April meeting of the Cmmunity Club was held at the home of Mrs. C. Whitely. The meeting opened with 411 joining in, a singsong with Mrs. John Westbrook at the piano. Call to Worhsip, It is a Joyful Easter Time, hyrnn 105 was sung followed by Creed and Lord's Prayer. Scripture was read by Miss Nina Walters. Roll callwas answered with 18 members, three visitors with household • hints. Minutes were read and approved. Also a thank you note from Mrs. Chester Sturdy. Monthly letter •from Ywang Yung was read by Mrs. Frank Schmidt. • Cancer Society report was given by Mrs. Gerry Ginn. Moved by Mrs. Sam McNall, seconded by Nina Walters,that we- sponsor someone in the 'Oxfam Walk. May meeting will be at. the 6 home of Mrs. Will Snyder. Roll call bring plants or bulbs for auction: -; Hymn 118 was sung. Meeting closed, by repeating Mezpath Benediction. Contests were enjoyed by alt. • .Mrs, John Westbrook read address and Mrs, Gerry Ginn presented Miss Della Allen bride electlwith a lamp on behalf of the Community Club. A delicious lunch was served by hostess aSsisted by Mrs. Hub 1VIcAbe, Mrs. Mabel Holmes and • Mrs. Sam McNall. A Colborne Corner • ROOM TVVO This Wednesday our teacher returned our Mexican booklets which we started a couple of "af weeks agp. On the whole we thought they were done fairly well with no one below 60 per cent. This Friday we also get our, report cards which we are not expecially waiting for but we will have to suffer the • consequences. by -Brian Crane Grade 8 ROOM THREE We are glad to say we have two new girls in our room, Pat and • Cathy Campbell. We now have 22 girktand nine boys — a class of 31. • • We are also happily' planning an assembly at the end of April. All the childten will be taking part. . by Jean Rutledge Grade 5 Patty Bri.ndley: I want to be a teacher when I •growl.tp.—I-like school. I like gym periods and my teacher.''l think Math is hard. Also 1 like Social Studies. . Si HELEN'S, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Woods spent a few days in Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Brown and Mrs.'Mabel Murdie. ° Mrs: Ward qhickluna of Lindsay spent a few day S with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Gauht of Londesboro also visited there on Thursday. Neighbors called on Mr. and Mrs., Gaunt on Monday afternoon and evening on the occasion of' their fortieth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gammie and Gary and Dale Gammieleft on Monday last for the summer months in the yukon. The St. Helen's WI enjoyed their Institute-. Banquet at Carlow on Thursday evening with the Tiger Dunlop WI catering. Mrs. Fordyce Clarke, was guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Simon DeBoer arrived home on Tuesday after spending a month in Holland. Ashfielit Mrs. Colin MacGregor is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. George Leadbetter, in Toronto. Mrs. Violet Drennan is home after two weeks, in UoSlerich Hospital. Miss Jean -Drennan of London was home for the weekend. Church School opened on Sunday in Ashfield Presbyterian Church with Mr. Gordon Robb as superintendent and an attendance of 82. . A -number of the members of the WMS attended the Synodical in Goderich. • Misses Anna and Charlotte Mackenzie are" visiting • their sister, Mrs. Earl Howes. • • 0144 Donnybrook • The April meeting of the Donnybrook U.C.W. was held Tuesday afternoon at the hortie of Mrs. Wm. Hardy with,a good attendance. Mrs. Murray Wilson hacL charge and, after opening the meeting led in praydr. Mrs. Charles Jefferson read the , meditation which had been prepared by Mrs. Wilson.. Mrs. Tom Armstrong read the scripture and led in prayer. Mrs. John Heldebrand took charge of - the business artd, read a poem "Easter Miracle." c, Mrs. Stuart Chimney gave the minutes of the previous meeting, also the financial report and had , roll call. Janice Robinson received the offering. Mrs. Wilson gave the topic which was on China and made it very' interestinglisking— questions and having a discussion on them. - After singing Creation's Lord, - we give Thee thanks)the meeting closed with all repeating the benediction in unison. —A ,Chinese lunch was served • by the hostess assisted by the leaders of the meeting. The Grade„Two'S 'had' their • assembly on March 14, in the auditorium at 2 p.m. 0 Canada came first and then_ • Psalm 100. ' 11 .Patty Brindley then read the' 'recitation "Catkin," the spring Playlet followed called "How do You Know:" and "Robin in the Rain.'N'Brian Diehl read "March" and then came on Operetta, "Little -Black Sambo." Sandra • Row read the recitation Composition on .:13oys." Terry Schoemaker read "Washing" and then came .the ;Play "All Aboard -the 5.22." The assembly ended, with the singing of The Queen. a 0 4 $ • . • Anne of Green • Gables Triple Treat uitt ac Delightful paperback editions of L. M. yontgomery's three beloved bestselling classics ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, ANNE OF AVONLEA and ANNE OF THE ISLAND are now in a "triple treat" gift pack especially designed with'pictures of the stars of the Charlottetown Festival's production of Anne of Green Gables. Perfect for that special little girl • $2.85. • collection of fine Canadian books HENDERSON'S 900K STORE The Square Goderich :44 Church League holds bowling banquet The annual Bowling Banquet of the Church League, was held at (be Victoria Street .Unit6d Church, on Tuesday April 8. The evening began with the Rev. Mr. Malnes saying grace, after which a turkey dinner was served by the Victoria Street ladies. Kay Glen, thanked the Ladies for the "excellent meal.' Janice Glen, thanked Harry Little, for his co-operation, and assistance to the league for the 1968-69 bowling season. Marj. Moore, the president, called upon Harry Little to present the Individual Awards to: Ladies high, average, Marj. Moore with; a PDAveine; Iaies high triple, GOle Masse wit 745 triple; ladies high single, Isabel Riehl with a 288 single; men's high average, George Robinson with a 216 average; men's high triple, Verne Smith -With a 1104 triple; and men's high single, Hugh Glen with a 325 Verne Smith was called upon, to present the winning team of the schedule, "North Street," with the Shield: Kay Glen (Captain), Hugh Glen, Janice Glen, Don Johnston; Pat Moore and Addie Graham; Spares: Melba Stiles and Paul 1V16ss, This team also won the playoffs and Mr. Wines was. called upon to present the team with the prizes. Harry Little presOted gifts to the Most Improved Bowler; Ladies — Janice Glen; Men's — Tom Little. Low Triple — Ladies, May Sonley; Men's — Dewar Norman. Low single — Ladies; Anne Sheardown; Men's — Mtn Johnston. . . 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Moore to Rita Powell, for the excellent job she did as treasurer' and when taking over as secretary later on in the season when May Norman wos '•uoimocionsio hospitalized and could not carry on the secretaiy's pooition. IVAirj,•Moore,. 15resident, concluded over the business meeting, The minutes of the last meetings were read , by Rita 'Powell, followed by the treasurer's report by' Rita Powell. Nominations were then held for the 1969--70 se,ason. George Robinson was elected as president, Gayle Masse, secretary and Anne Sheardown, treasurer. Mary Curre,I1, thanked the executive for their fine efforts during the season. Bridge Scores There were six tables in play at the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club Tuesday night, Winners and their scores were as follows: Tom Eadie and John Evans, , 781/2; Dr. and Mrs. Walter Oakes, 731/2; Jean and Larry Papernick, 691/2; Ivan Kasiurak and Bob Fraser 69. 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