HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-03-11, Page 18F'4 GOO► RICi4 SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH ,11., 1971
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The female cast. in HMS Pinafore being presented this week at
Robertson Memorial School includes the following young
ladies: back row; left to right, Karen Sheardown, Pat Tideswell,
_Barb•,�Reynolds, Pat Craven,° Laura Ross, Patti Hilisr, Kathy.
Adams Maureen- Matthews and Beth McEwari; front row, Linda
Hoffineyer, Buttercup; ` Sharon Kenwell, Josephine; Helen
MacDonald, Hebe; Joanne Cochrane, Buttercup; Marion Bell,
Hebe; and Cindy Cornish; Josephine. (staff photo)
The male cast in the Robertson Memorial School production of also plays the captain in one performance), second row, John
HMS Pinafore is pictured_ here; the.=crew.-i.n_briHBant -w-hits-, the----=�Sha� (Sir Joseph -net Ernie McMillan(the Captain); front
captain in smart navy blue and Sir Joseph in.full array. complete . row, sailors Tom McGill, Kevin Such, Robbie McEwan, Jay
with frills and buckles They are (left to right, back rowrsailors Tofflemir"e (the other Sir Joseph), Kim• Godwin and Ian Ross.
Doug Nicholls, Bruce Fee, Stephen Smith and John Hanly (who (staff photo)
St.Peter's Parish Council.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Advisory Board of St.
Peter's Parish Council was held
Monday evening,, March 1, with
the Chairmah John Buchanan
presiding. The meeting opened
with • prayer , by ' Father
Moynahan. ^
Certain recommendations;
were made to be brought up• in
new slate of
members take office. A notice"ijf
board meeting is to be mailed to
new members who might like to
sit in on meetings before taking
office in September. '
Mrs. Muriel Murphy.
presented a suggestion 'that
enquiries be made regarding -the
possibility of 'forming a Cub
,pack.„,..,-,. for St. .. Peter:.s The,
Secretary was requested to
contact Ron Bushell_ and secure
°•information aS to ,steps
necessary," also qualifications of
leaders,"e.t,c. In the meae the
Chairman and mens -1 �f the '.
Social Action Committee would
look into the possibility- .of
securing a leader and see if
some‘ng can be arranged.
Pete McCauley, Uhairman of
the • TOmporal , 'Committee;
presented samples of carpeting
for the church aisles, together
with prices submitted by' three
local suppliers. A suggestion was
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before any decision is made as to The ` date for the' next'-
color, and also before asking.for Advisory Board meeting was set
approval to proceed. for Monday, May 3, at 8:00 p.m.
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Cothmissionon Post -Secondary
Education in Ontario.
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PUBLIC HEARING
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selected centres throughout Ontario, to provide full opportunity ,
for all interested individuals and organizations to express opinions
mid offer discussion related, to the development of post -secondary
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A hearing is planned fur,yourarca on Thursday, April 22nd. Briefs
to -be presented should be submitted to the Commission:by April
lath. Time a,nd place of the hearing will he published at a later
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Details of the Commission's terms of reference and the procedure
for the submission of briefs: may be obtained from: Commission on
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Guide and Brownie News
Tweenies learn about reef knots
PACK ONE badge things from some of our
Our March 3 meeting began girls and it looks like we'll be
with a game of "hawks' awarding more interest badges in
overhead". 'Those little birds th , very near future.
who didn't ``freeze" were soon
uppets are giving us a lot of
carried away. fun lately and we're even hoping
'►'weenies were learning to put for a few little plays written by
reef. knots in ' their ties in our own Brownies! Some
preparation for enrolment we •pluppets show their owners have
hope to have .quite soon. They , put a great deal of imagination
also were sh9wing Brown Owl and_work into ,them and proves
how well they have learned their there is a good supply of talent
Promise, Law and'Motto which ready when we need it.
of 'course, must be. memorized, . Speaking of talent 7 weall':
After working at sewing on enjoyed hearing ' the songs
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sernap y„ in a p , p g
circle ' to play a game A'duririg to hear one or two .more at our.
which a story was read.' When next meeting too.
pauses came Brownies' added Our camp- fund is growing
their own' words which -V-6- g M-- steadily and some of the
funny results and lots of Brownies have earned much
more than the hoped-for two
hors ever one sat on the iano and we're ho in
laughter.
During Pow -Wow, Tawny
Owl told us how to earn the
Toy maker's badge. Kelly.
Schweitzer showed her scrap
book of animal greeting cards
which is part of her Toymakers
badge work and we also saw a
stuffed,,stocking rabbit.
While •we passed the
-"squeeze" we thought of our'
Korean friends and then closed
oiir"meeting with Taps.
2ND GODER•ICH.BROWNIES~
Pack Two.. relaxed a little bit .
on Friday addspent-mor'e- time
on games* than usual. The
Brownie's..chose their favourites
and their squeals and laughter
showed how much they enjoyed
.them.
During Pow -Wow we saw
some excellent Toymaker's and
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BY JUDY TIGERT
The First Kingsbridge GiUrl
Guides held their regul'ar_weekly
nu eting in the church hall with
28 'members present. The
meeting opened -with roll call.
A horseshoe formation was
niade and the Patrol Leaders •
presented the tenderfoot Guides
to be enrolled. They, were
Bridget Dalton, Dianne Van
Ruoy, Kelley Delier, Donna
Moran, . Vera Van Diepen and
Nora Van Dyke:
The program for the evening
was prepared by Marianne •
Frayne, . assisted by " Shiela
Sinnett, Kathy O'Keefe,. Joanne
O'Neill and Brenda 1'Ioran7
-which 'coirsisted-•of songs, skits,-:,
and -'games. -
A reading done by Marianne •
Frayne on Thinking -Day, which
was Febrix'ary 22, the 'birthday
of both ,Lo_r_sl and__,_•Lady
Baden-Powell, explained the
dollars! One or two' girls keep
forgetting to bring their
contributions but we're hoping
everyone will- he ineluded in''this
big project soon.
We sang a few songs before
our time rantout on us again•and
then we san Taps and said
"Good -night".
PACK THREE
The Third Pack opened with
the Fairy ring and then divided
into, two work groups. The
younger girls were learning
about our Canadian Flag and a
few were successfully tested on
their knowledge as well. '
The older Brownies are
slowly but surely making
progress through the semaphore
alphabet. They are sure of
themselves up to the- little "G" •
now.
In Pow -Wow the girls --were
again asked to, contribute three
recipies each toward a cook
book to be put out lay our, Local
Association to raise money for
camp Klahani --- (mid March is
thedeadline for handing these
recipies in.)
'- PACK FOUR ,
By Susan Horton •
On Thursday, March 4•;, -the
Fourth, Goderich Brownie Pack
was taken 'for a sleigh ride by
Mr. Hindmarsh. Mrs. :Davidson,
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Mrs. Wilton and'our & wn Qswl,
Mrs. Mason draw us from our
meeting place at Victoria Street
United Church out to where we
had our ride. ,
Mr. Hindmarsh couldn't use
the horses so a tractor pulled our
sleigh. We, were looking for
'animal -tracks at the beach find
quite a few Brownies found
some.
We all had a lot of fun and
thanked Mr, Hindrrrarsh very
much. .. ;
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meaning of Thinking -Day- -and--
the World Friendship' Fund to
• which all Guides are asked to
contribute.
.. The mothers of the Guides
who were enrolled were invited
to. see their daughters enrolled
..and become sisters. of the Guide
movement. The evening was an
enjoyable occasion for . the
mothers. .
After the meeting closed, by
the Guides singing Taps and the
'Patrol Leaders, , reciting their
Promise,' the mothers -and the .
Guides were -served coffee,
'cookies, tarts and beverage .by
the Guides who prepared the
program for the evening:_
The` girls also had a lovely trip
to....see the Ice Capades, Sunday,
February • 28. The' girls were all
tired, as they `didn't get home
until _ 11':30 p.m., Sunday night,
taut -are .all, looking forward --to
the next outing, whenever it is.
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