The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-05-21, Page 3•
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FIRST 3ODERICI4 BROWNIES'
• We touched on Nature this
week with.a short trip to Clinton
to see the -animal farm there. •
Unfo rtunatel f the xnan 'with. the
key was in Lucknow, which just--
goes
ustgoes to show that we should
r make arrangements first. '� A
* lesson was learned here.
' � rtTowever,�w� landed-�1ie deer
food, through the wire fence and
then went back to the bird
conservation . at ' Homesville
where even the.geese would take
bread from young hands.
There were alsia many :kinds
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'of ducks, sheep„ deer and goats
'present and, the Brownies
enjoyed it even though it was.
raining pretty hard at that time.
:When we had used up all
"food-", the Brownies piled back
into the cars and we headed for
�► home and our own supper. On
the . whole -a ' very good
afternoon!
SECOND
GODERICH BROWNIES
" (By Paula Butler)
" Mrs. Bolton (Marie's Mom)
A •visited our Pack and kindly
'tested, and., tdok part in 'our
games.
We had a good time at
Brownies this week. Pow Wow
was especially interesting. Quite
a few Brownies brought in. things
for Pow Wow. .
Susan Goedwin's wasvery
interessing-she brought two
bean plants to- pass. a' part of her
Golden. Hand. Marie Bolton
....:•draught-.
some of the Brownies with their
knitting and Mrs. (Pat) Mason,
their new Tawny Owl, taught
some songs and games.
THIRD G.ODERICH
GIRL GUIDE CO.
Badges presented May ` 12
were:—
Child
re.:.Child Care: Tory McDonald,
Brenda Thompson, Laurie
,Boyce,. Joan Coulter . Vickie
Horton; Debbie Coulter,
Pauline Hall, Heather Pyrah.
Toymaker: Beth MaCEwan,
Tammy McAstocker, : Tory
'McDonald, Wendy. yebb, Halley
Hunter.
Collector: Joan Coulter.
•Readers: Tory McDonald,
Wendy Webb.
Skaters: Tammy McAstocker,
Tory McDonald Wendy Webb,
Roberta Hayes, Heather Pyrah,
Dianne . Ryan, Joni Smith,
Sandra Meriam, Judy Langridge,
Alice Dougherty, Lisa Scholtz.
Hostess: Beth MacEwan,
Laurie Boyce, Alice Dougherty.
Citizenship: Brenda
Thompson. • '
Some knots' were also passed
at • our "meeting. The Guides
learned the parts, of a tent ,and
are going to •pra.ctise erecting .a
tent next - meeting., , We are
getting prepared • for, our
weekend camp at the end, oL
June.
GODERICH RANGERS
Miss Clair. McGowan from the
Children's Aid was the guest
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Meals*Qn-Vvheels etc., right In the 0
The Oode�Gh. _ Com�ula><tya.
•. hoine,4 thereby freeing much . safety council will sponsor a
needed hospital. beds for persons g course, in
who are too ill to bo;.adequately Goderich
drat
cared `Por°at home. � Goderich next rkaonth With the
D. G. P. A. Evans, Huron fee kept to a xninimal:S�,.
County Medical Officer of Then' produced by the
Health, also a member of, the ,,uOntario 'Department of
Homemaker Service Exploratory "Transport, `is .designed . to
mxni tem..a i ....w.Gadex ham..:... x.�-improve knowledge of .deriving,
01111 -the driving habits of adult
motorists although , younger
motorists, not presently enrolled
in driver education courses, are
'welcome to attend.
d rivin.g
been ad"vocatipg this type of
service for: Huron County' for,
some years now. It was, only
recently that the _provincial
governbnent passed, legislation
making a Comprehensive Home
Care Service possible at no extra
cost, to. the local taxpayers in the ,
area in • which the service is o
established.
A meeting in Seaforth Public
School -auditorium. Wednesday,
June 17 at which persons from
all lines of endeavour in Huron
are invited t� participate, will
take a look at the possibility of a
Comprehensive Home Care
Service for Huron County.
The drivers must have cunt
.drivers` licences, Dateo sir the ,.
courseCOUTOe which lis`held over three
evenings-- one evening on each
of three weeks to 'be announced,
Watch next week's Signal -Star
for full details. •
"Fair weather friends" .is •.a,
description' that fits' treadles
tires. They give the . impression
of dependability ih good
conditiotis, but let you down~`
when things getdifficult, '
Three young safety patrol members at Victoria Public School_ were presented withfree tickets to
the show last, week by the Goderich Lions Club in recognition of their efforts -as patrol members:
They are,' frorri the left, Susan Turland, Faye Leafloor and Earl Salter. With them are Don
MacEwan of the sponsoring Goderich Lions Club, John Kane, school principal, and Jim Britnelt,
else) of the Goderich Lions Club. staff photo _.
Robertson Roundup
SENIOR WING
Well, the girls' basketball . money raised bythiswill be used
season is over, and with it, Mary for a useful ,cause - the grade
Gregg's team is quite jubilant, eight graduation. ' •
since they carne first in the Plans have been made for the
tournament. Congratulations! grade eight trip to Torontocon"„
Each member of .that team will May 29. We'll learn more about
get a basketball "bar", or it as the day draws nearer, but it
"crest"'for their work these past should be exciting. We saw the
weeks. Mary's group won by the Science Centre last ,fall, so the
.three things made by process of elimination,; so we programme - will . not. -include
.-mature ...to'pass a part of her -speaker -at -.,the _last _Ranger know they desei-he the -honour touring it .again. .It will .be -an
• Golden Bar. mJeting. The girls certainly bestowed upon' them. enjoyable day • for • all the
- Brown Owl taught us a new enjoyed hearing about the varied - All last week -,,until May 14, travellers!
.,.:,...•--- ----garrte-called-"The Farmer's Hen work -done by the people with :last Thursday, I had -planned to-- -riche--end--of sciraoi- ss coming
.vim .......Laid -an _Egr-,--and.._a`new . agg.-- line .Miss....he aQo w:ara r rdeseribe.,the tai embers,-;-soon;--but `- the will . he -=many
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called. the "Brownies,. Marching associated:
Song". We had fun 'playing and
singing them. '
After Pow Wow Kimmy
Brady took ` a picture of the.
Pack. We are all anxious to see
how it turned out.
Just before closing, Brown
Owl told us we were to have
some "home work" which sent a
• • few groans around the circle, buil
everyone cheered -up-as soon as
they found out what it was. We
had to make animals of some
material from nature to be
brought back at the next
meeting. Everyone went home -
thinking what a good tirtte they
had.
THIRD GODERICH BROWNIES
The -Pack went `outside with,
Ann MacEwan, their Packie, and'
KINGSBRIDGE GIRL GUIDES
The Vaptairi Mrs. Rita Tigert
took roll call followed by
imspection by Debbie Maize and
Shellay Tigert.
The, girls enjoyed a couple of
games • outside. The Scarlet
Tanagers held campfire with
songs and *skits.
The meeting . was closed with
prayer by Ann Rising followed
by Taps.
• 'Fhe girl guides are holding the
annualmother and daughter
banquet May 21 in Kingsbridge
Church Hall. .
student.._ councilvQlie.y.hall game oenore' .. `_`Robertson - Roundups"
before summer!
as "the teachers were very good
loosers, and ..... ". I can't do that,
however! The teachers won two
out of three games! •Maybe I
should add that they only•had to
play the first two games to
decide ' the champs! We, the
student .council, challenged the
teachers; thinking it would be an
easy htory. Bay were we
fooled! Maybe Ave should all
apologize for judging the staff so
harshly! Most pupils, especially
the members of the council's
team, are grad it wasn't a
basketball game where all the
students could get. trampled
easily, since some of us' don't
have our full growth yet! The
Junior Farmer
ivestocK ludging
important things to consider l•
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competition.
when planning a hike. The
Brownies 'must think of the
safety rules to follow as well as
what type of clothihg and
equipment to take.
Meanwhile, indoors, Mary
.of shoeS(and neatly cleaning up
afterwards) under the watchful
eyes of Brown Owl and Tawny,
Owl who were busily stapling
„ together booklets of Interest
Badge rules. The. pages were
typed' by Mrs. Skeoch 'and
• thinks to her, each Brownie now
, During Pow Wow Mary Jane
Erskine showed two things
toward her Toyrnaker badge.
bne was- a well -made doll and,
the other was a yery interesting
• scrap book about horses. It
won't be long now until Mary
Jane completes the requirements
and earns her badge.
FOURTH
CODER ICH BROWNIES
,. This week Brown Owl had to
attend a ineetirig on the program
for --the- swimm ing...pictol_arid was
unable to be at Brownies. Mrs.
Kloss was once again helping
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The 1970 Huron County and
junior Farmer Judging,
Competition will be held on
Saturday, M4' 30 .tfie
Seaforth Fair Grounds. 4-H and
Junior Farmer Club members
from all partS of Huron County..
will be attending and competing
for six major awards plus eash
awards.
The Competition Is -open to
all young men and women
between the ages of 12 and 30
years inclusive, with a'
breakaown ..into 'classes of
Novice; Junior, Intermediate and!.
Senior. The, members will be -
judging nine classes altogether.
Three classes of beef cattle and
swine will be judged, along with
two classes of dairy cattle and
One class of sheep. One of the
beef classes will be beef cuts and
one of the swine classes will be
hog carcasses.
All 4-H Club rnenthemin, the •
County should try and attend if
-air possible -aS _this event
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Susan Moxley
THIS SUMMER
BE WATER
WISE!
ATTENTION
HOCKEY SCHOOL
STUDENTS
•LEISURESPORtS HOCKEY SCHOOL
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J3YARBISTON
ANNOUJNCES-
The Week For GODERICH Area
Students At The School Is From AUG. 3: -to 8
BUS WILL RUN FROM. GODERICH DAILY„
With an adult in charge of small students. Time and place of
pick up tobe announced later. If there is no mail service
anyone wishing their son to attend contact Jean Elliott,
• 529-7172 or George MacLean, .Harristor , 338x'2846.
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* aaaibg a beai�m?
Replacing roofing or siding?
* Tills g the bathroom?
Building a garage?
Modevaizing the kitchen?
For A Lbw Cost HOME
REPAIR &IMPROVEMENT MAIN;
See Your CREDIT. UNION.
GO�ERICH COMMUNITY
CREDIT. UNION
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39 St. David St.
524793'1
7naltfikelak
rovsow op,
ut
shoup be quite challenging and
rewarding. Also, other young
people are very welcome to
participate.. ,
Registration begins at ..8:45
a.m., on Saturday, May:30 at the
Seaforth Community Centre.
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Smoke,' Says:
Every girl has a vision of her wed-
ding day. She pictuires herself in
the kown fashioned to her own Par-
ticular choice, and now the Bridal
Boutique Shoppe offers that service:
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You are invited tO look over patterns
and peruse the latest bogks for' brides
in the relaxing atmosphere of the new
store. Jeanne McDonald will be pleased
to disCuss your plans with yOu and assist
in carrying them through.
ENJOY THE THRILL OF
MAKING YOUR OWN GOWNS
" There is something sFiecial in -making
your own goWns for yofir wedding. Our
dressmaking consultant, Mrs. Harold El-
• can offer iuggestions, or if you pre-
fer, you can arrange Co have her make
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NOTICE To RATEPAYERS
Township of Colborne
1970 TAXIES DUE
IN TWO INSTALMENTS
50% Due June 25, 1970
50% Due Novem66r 25,197'0
pown . white slipper
satin witil fu.II skirt falling into a
,slight train. from a fitted bodice.
Delicate pearl and silver bead trim
at neckline and waist. Long illu-
sion 'veil edged with lace caught
.to flotal headpiece trimmed with.
pearls.
taffeta, softly gathered skirt, 'fit-
ted bodice trimmed With White
lace threaded wi,th matching sheer.
All gowns made by Mrs. Elliott from Bridal Boutique fabrics .arid–ti-Tms for
thon V1150..00. Price In. cludes bri'de's headpiece, veil, and seWing charges.
FOR ,THE CONVENIENCE OF CUSTOMER'S
FROM OUT OF TOWN
Evehitig pppointmepts may be
e
TAX ...COLLECTOR
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