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production company
to :perform
By Judy MiGuire
The main purpose of this.
Productions Company, is to put
on plays for people's enjoyment.
Their executives are:
production Taf Graham and
Margo Bettger; technical
4director, Brian-D`unlop;.
company stge managers, Sue
Dunlop and Db ble MacDonald;
Assistant clirectoVOreg Markson;
wardrobe mistress, Linda
Reinhart; property, Kathy
Russell; advertiser, Jan
,utherland.
Head over the Company is Mr.
W. Robinson.
" Last * summer G.D.C.I.'s
wardrobe mistress, Lynda
Reinhart travelled with the
Ontario Youth Theatre Summer
Company, She also helped with
Ptile wardrobes on her tour. .
The group of young people
travelled to Orillia, Sudbury,
Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay,
Toronto, Waterloo and Ottawa.
They left on July 3 and their last
performance was Sept. 5.
• There, were about 84 young
people involved in the play
BABEL and about 15 adults.
The play BABEL was the
Ontario Youth Theatres' first
production.
The production company at
bG.D.C.I. is planing, an assembly
November 16, called Miss Julie.
Itis about one hour long and the
characters include Sherry Moore,
Brian „ Dunlop and Margo
• Bettger.
Later on they hope to
...present a play .called The Wheel.
tnis is a Canadian play. There are
Miss Julie'
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others that they will -be
presenting h`s, the year progresses.
The members of the
production company' are
planning exchange trips with
Brantford and London.
There are about 100 members.
in .the company this year. •
Junior boys .
uv.oileyIall
BY CINDAEEKING
Congratulations. go . tjp. Mr.
Cammaer"t and the Junior Boys
Volleyball teani for their effort
in the WOSSA Tournament.
They missed . the semi-finals by
oily four points.
In a series of five games,
Goderich defeated Clinton 15 to
7; Woodstock defeated Gbder-ich
15 to 13; St. Thomas defeated
Sarnia 15 to 4; -and Sarnia
Northern defeated Goderich 15
to 9:
The captain of the junior
boys' volleyball is Steve Reaburn
and the other members are
Dennis Drennan, Ed Brunk% Ken
Bogie, Glen Tigert, Shayne
Whalen, Al Bogie, Fred
Shoemaker, John Simpson,
Charles Crawford, Keith Lapp
and Ron Willis.*
Their coach, Mr; Cammaert
said that "the whole team
played very well despite the fact
that they we mallest,team
in the tournament.'With a little
more experience, they will
Certainly be in competition for
the title next year,"
the kick ...
eets i
The monthly meeting of the
Members of Walkexburri9 Club
was held at the home of Mrs:
Garth McClinchey with the
president Mrs. Elliott Lapp in
the chair. The meeting was
opened by singing 0 Canada
followed by praYer led, by Mra, •
SteWert Amept, Mre. Lapp gave
a few opening remarks and the.
minutes~ were accepted as. read -
by the secretary, Mrs. George
Schneider. The correspondence
was read and the roll call was
answered by each member giving
money for their brithday dates.
The November meeting was
• plw, ed to be held at the home
of Un. Ariel Duizer and will be
a quilting or a bake sale. The
program will be in charge of Mrs.
Henry Hunking and Mrs.
Leonard Archambault:. The
lunch will be in charge of Mrs.
Roy Deer and Mrs. Ted
I•Iunking, The tickets* were sold
on the lover braided mat made .
by Mrs. A. stDuizer and Mrs.
Janes Jacksop was the holder of
the -winning ticket, Twenty
dollars was realized from these
sale$ and ,this money goes to'
help support the Korean Child.
The program for the evening was
in .charge of Mrs. Ste%vart Ament•
and Mrs. Thomas Cunningham,
Mrs. Amept gave a Hallowe'en•.
reading and interesting program
of games were carried out. A
delicious lunch was served by
the liostess,, Mrs. Garth
McClincbey, Mrs. Leonard
Archarpbault and Mrs. Henry
Hunking.
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The' catch ...
Donnybrook
The November meeting of the
U.C.W. was held Thursday
afternoon at the _home of Mrs.
Sam Thompson with a good
attendance. The theme was "A
song in the night."
Mrs. William Hardy was in
charge assisted by Mrs. Alfred
Fry. "All the way My Saviour
leads me" was sung and Psalm
724 was read in unison. Mrs.
• .Morley Johnston led in prayer.
. Mrs. Hardy gave the meditatiob.
Mrs. Stuart' Cliamney read the
poem "A song in the night.r
After singing "Will your anchor
hold." Mrs. Fry took charge of
the topic "Are there windows in
Mrs. Margaret Leddy gave a
reading "He was better to me
than all my hopes." Mrs. Hardy,
had eharge of the business.
Roll call was answered. byt,
Val unusual Christmas gift
idea." Parcels for children's aid
are to be in by November 22nd_.
Mrs. Chamney read the minutes
of the previous meeting and the
offering was received. A cookie
bazaar was held an -d each
supplied the recipe for* the
cookies they had rhade. "Jesus
the very thought of Thee" was
sung and Mrs. Hardy closed the
rneeting with prayer. The hostess
erved lunch, assisted- by, Mrs.,
Morley Johnston.
, Mr. William Webster of St.
Helens visited recently with Mr.
and. Mrs. Stuart -Chamney and
family. Miss Donna Chamney
returned home Saturday from
Wingham and District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell
of London and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Jefferson, Cheryl and Susan
of Clinton visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jefferson.
Mr. A. Fry of Auburn anil
Atha! Bruce of Belgrave visited
recently at the same home.
Mr. Bill Robinson of London
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Robinson and family.
The tackle ...
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CHESS TOURNAMENT
Bjr Nancy Hills
On Friday,' Nov. 6 the
Goderich Chess Club hosted a
chess, tpurnament here. Their
competitors were the chess club
members of the South London
High School. —
The_ final score was S. London
Mr., Hal, the club's staff
advisor says, "The boys made an
exceptional showing. In their
last tOurnament they had lost
19-1."
Another tournament is
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planned for January, against the
same team.
BY CINDY LEEKING
G,D.C.I.'s band travelled to
Burford and Norwich High
Schools. •
The trig was certainly 'a
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Both the stage and concert
bands performed for two ninety
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BY MRS. A. VanOSCH
Mr. and Mrs: Paul Giraux and
family of Kent Bridges visited on
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Riegling and family. -
The corrimunity extends its
sympathy to the family of Mrs.
Mary .Doherty who passed away
at the Goderich Hospital early
Sunday morning. The funeral
Mass was held Tuesday, Nov.
10th from St. Joseph's Church,
Kingsbridge.
Graduation . and
Commencement exercises .were
held at the Wingham a,nd District
High School on Friday evening
for the 1969-7c classes. Among
those from here- receiving
diplomas were Helen Courtriey,
Frances Hogan, James Hogan
and Nolda Miltenburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie,.
Barbara Reigling, Ambrose
Redmond, *and Karla Hogan
were Sunday guests with Mr.- and
Mrs. Frank Riegling and boys in
honour of son Todd's first
birthday.
Helen Courtney of Kitchener
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Courtney, and family.
Friends of Rev. Father Ralph
O'Loughlen C.S.B', will be
pleased to learn that he' is
recovering very favourably after
a serious operaion on October
26th at St. Michael's Hospital,
Lethbridge, Alberta. His sister,
Mrs. Bernadine Kenny, left this
week to visit with him.
NOMINATION
SEPARATE SCHOOL SUPPORTERS IN
• Townships of Ashfield,
West Wavitunosh, Eait Wawariosh,
Morris, Turnberty, Howick, Grey
and the..Town of Wirigham
That the nomination of fit and proper persons to seive as
TRUSTEE on the Huron -Perth combined Separate School Board
for the years 1971 and 1972, will take place at
B.ROOKSIDE PUBLIC SCHOOL
MONDAY,. NOVEMBER ?3_, .100
AT 7:30 P.M. — FOR ONE HOUR
And that should a poll be necessary palling • will be open on
Monday, December 7, 1970
From 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the various 'polling subdivisions in
each of the above Townships and the Town of Wingham.
•
DONALD M. SIMPSON, Returning Officer .
. TOWNWT O.F :GOD.EittCH:
ISIPMNATION: •
_MEETING
The fifth meeting of the Tiger
Dunlop II Bennillow's 4-H Club
was held November .2 at Carloiw
Hall.' The meeting was opened
with the pledge.
The roll call °the name and
outstanding accomplishment of
the person about whom you
have written in Meeting IV home
assignment." was answered by
the members present.
•
HAW YOU BEEN
BURGER BAR
Y ET?
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Linda Mathews read the
miriutes of the lastineeting.
The topic of this meeting
"Burns and Their Treatment"
was discussed by the leaders.
Wendy Fisher demonstrated
artificial respiration with, Marj
Taylor as her patient.
For the next meeting, the girls ,
plan to meet at Colborne Central
School for their physichl fitness
Marj Taylor is to obtain a map
of the areia (13emniller, Nile,
Carlow) for the book cover. The
map will show the leader's and
members' homes and where
meetings are held.
Jo -Anne Pollock closed the.
meeting with, the creed.
. A Nomination Meeting will be held in the Township Hall,. Holmesville, on
Nov. 23, 1570, between the hours of 8 p.m. and 9 p.m., when nominations
will be accepted from the Townships of Goderich and Colborne for properly
ilualified persons elegible for election to the Huron County School Board.
At the same time 'and place, nominations will be received for the positions
of a reeye, a deputy reeve, three councillors for the Township of Goderich
for a two-year term. .
If an election shall be necessary for any of the a6ove-named offices it will
be held on December 7th, 1970, between the hows of 9 a.M. and 6 p:m., at
the following places and with the following deputy returning officers and
following poll clerks:
Ward 'Place
4. — George Wise
5. — C. Tebbutt
6. — Township Office
c.
Deputy /
Returning Officer
Isobel Sturdy
Charles Wallis
Frank Thompson,
D. Lobb
Reg Miller
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NOV. 18, 1970
7 P.M.
Poll Clerk •
C. Deckert,
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Wm. Mcl twain
Ed INise
C. Ellis
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