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GODERICH ►R. IONAL-STA , THURSDAY, ovroBER 16.196 !
The
girls
Thanksgiving dance was held at GDCI last Friday with
from the school decorating the old auditorium for the
event. Two of the girls, Barbara Hetherington, left and Sue
Bisset are shown decorating the entrance doors prior to the
night of the dance. staff pho oi"". -" •
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Nile News
Nile U.C.W. meeting was held
in the church Wednesday,
October 8 with Mrs. Clifford
McPhee at the piano.
-Mrs. Allan Dickson presided
for the worship service, the
theme being Thanksgiving. This
included . a prayer of"
thanksgiving, reading on
gratitude and singing a hymn.
Mrs. Harry Girvin presided for
the business part of the meeting.
The roll call was answered by
a. "Cure for the Blues" and was
answered by 14 ladies.
The secretary's report was
read by Mrs. Alvin Kerr.
Qorrespondence included an
invitation from Auburn U.C.W.
to -attend their meeting
Wednesday, October 22 at 8.15
p.m. .
The sectional meeting will be
held in Benmiller October 24,
registration at 9.15. All are
urged to attend.
An appeal from the Children's
Aid Society for assistance at
Christmas w -as discussed and $25
noted to this worthy .cause.
The new Mission and Service
Fund of the church to replace
the M and M unified budget
fund was explained in a letter
read by the secretary.
Mrs. Allan Dickson discussed
plans for the Tupperware
Demonstration to be held in the
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church Wednesday, Oct.' 15 at
8.15 p.m.
It was decided to continue
helping the Sunday Sc -Tool with
pins and bars.
The meeting closed with a
hymn and prayer ,,,by Mrs.
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Dickson, Mrs. L. Brindley and
Mrs. Rita McPhee served tea and
a social hour was, enjoyed: •
Mrs. W. H. Talmay distributed
Bible Society "kits" for the
annual canvass to be held this
month.
New members joining the Nile
United Church on Sunday,
October 5, were: Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Bogie, Harvey Bogie, Mrs.
Celia Crawford, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Dickson, John Graham,
Mrs. Gerald. Kerr, Mrs. Jas.
McKenzie, - Mr. and Mrs.
Roderick McKenzie,' Murray
McKenzie,, Miss Karen
McKenzie, ..Miss Dianne
Crawford and Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Crawford.. All joined by
transfer of certificate..
We also express our many
thanks to the Port Albert
congregation for donating the
"cross" from their church to the
Nile United Church. This cross
was hand carved by . Jim
McMillan of Goderich.
visit Ottawa
BY CATHERINE RUSSELL
Eighty-six honour students
fromtG.D.C.I. enjoyed a trip to
Ottawa this month.
Travelling by train, the group,
supervised by Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Kalbfleisch and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarke 'Teal, left Stratford
on the evening of Wednesday,
October 1 and arrived in Ottawa
at 6:20 a:m. on Thursday.
A morning tour of the
Parliament buildings was cut
short by the arrival of Andrei
Gromyko, the Soviet 'foreign
minister.
A number of Canadian
C-ommunists, Chinese
sympathizers, demonstrated
against Mr. Gromyko on
Parliament , Hill, providing a
spectacle much more interesmg
than any tour could ever be.
The 'afternoon included tours
of the Royal Mint and the Wax
Museum. The evening was free
for shopping, sightseeing, or,
swimming in the pool at the
Chateau Laurier, where the
students stayed.
Most. of Friday morning was
taken up with a bus tour of
greater Ottawa. The students
had the afternoon to do as they
wished.
Tile group toured the Museum
of Science and Technology in
the evening and from there,
went directly to Union Station:
They left Ottawa at 11:30
p.m. and , travelled all night on
the train, arriving at Goderich
before noon on Saturday.
The trip is an annual event for
students who receive an average
of 75 percent or over and is
sponsored by the Huron County
Board of Education! Students of
the honour list are as follows.
Dianne Crawford, Diane Filion,
Deborah Salter, Janet Hyde,
Julie Sudyk, Suzanne Godfrey
and Glen McNeil. •
GRADE 10
Gerald Bere, Larry Chamney,
Robert Coulter, Kevin Cox,
Blake Jones, Paul Warr,
Catherine Curry, Peggy Hanly,
Anne Hopkinson, Trudy
Kernighan, Barbara Miller, Beth ,
Ross, Catherine Russell, Carol
W}lliys, Gerald Durst, Richard
Fisher,Karen Such, Shelley
Grange, Sherry Moore, Connie
Oke, Mary Wilkin, Allan
Drennan, Raymond Hildebrand,
Christina Sudyk; Susan
Duckworth; I Gayle Fisher, Burt
Robinson, John Stright; Daniel
Burns and Bill Empey.
GRADE 11
Susan, Bisset,. Barbara
Hetherington, Mary -Jean Blue,
Denise Dalton, Larry Mohring,
Dawn Prest, Murray Rivett,
Brenda Barker, Janice Kinahan,
Mary Sherratt, Cheryl Ann
Bradley, Rolf Hagen, Mike'
Sudyk and Murraay_T trance.
GRADE 12
Shelley Linner, Anne Russell,
Betty Moss, Janet Willis, Myrna
Scott, Charlene Smith, Laura
Mero, Gwen Noble, Grant
MacDougall and Don Tipert.
GRADE 13
Rose Basler, Sharon Van der
Meer, Archie Hunter, Pat Durst,
Brenda East and Wanda Wilson.
GRADE 9
Ruth -Anne Robertson,
Debbie Swanton, Darlene Vecsi,
Douglas Haworth, Donald
McGee, Alice Gerrits, ,Brenda
Moore, Wendy Ryan, Dana
Bean, Douglas Culbert,' Michael
White, Rhea Hamilton, Karen
Rivett, Janice Sowerby,
Christina Van den Heuvel, Ralph. •
Austin, Michael Boyle, Chris
Evans, Murray Wightman,
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