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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-06-03, Page 18• ° air ed activitiesv It was mid-afternoon at the .w.marozarorFookrummomumattuoulk,amomkkewiturAwaroxwzmumomar,mm.^...N1,11/01.46Ehilgert=249faaatiliffrit4DOtiri BROWNIES food -and supplies. The girls had Council Friday in, 13.1:;•derich 4 ' Pack One - - alQt of fun barbequing hot dogs, before council got down to the We began our meeting: by, roasting marshmallows, eating business,' of committee reports, getting everyone all- twisted up do -nuts and consuming cool The main portion of the as we played a game callgi "The drinks., , [-fleeting was taken up with big ship". However, 'we managed They had lots of energy for taking the annual photograph of . to get unwound in time to get to hiking 'and ' hunting for _gounty. ' council members, 'obi Six Corners for attendance interesting "stuff" - and ' before honoring with past wardens and and inspection. very ' long every Brownie had having their photograph taken; added the letters "o" and tous her "three interesting hearing and.. ,answering the .A,4,&moli_13D,,w?-bmpheim-wrii,#figewgem ',•wwki,ratite-t•PirotetivetirpA-.411.01.494.§yvanamhga,t3de-sgi•-•44A., andeveryone wanted to play - the Olden Bar work. from Holmesville Public School; Dutch Dolls again. Everyone marched (?) back , and liste,ning to a lengthy and IzI While some Brownies and up the hill arid headed for home informative report from the • Weenies were busy working at after an excellent day. , Huron -Perth TB Association by Appoint tax reviewers -Mr RLflaidso BY Vicky DIERALF• BAKE SALE Mr-- Crawford's and Mr. Rob erts ,,,,k‘mr,m....knr=rdaralrat4.4‘, fl 9:00 p.m. five puPils, from our school went to C,KNX to compete against another school and make a tape for a tele,vision program. They were Beth McEwan,- George 'Sheardown, John .Shank,Jfn Weary__ and. Ruth . • work, the other'girls were using BY MARIAN MELICK When the reports were scissors and glue to make up , , 1st Goderich Guides presented for council's perusal, a --, some pictures for . ianother Our •meeting opened in the number of routine matters were semaphore game which we hope, usual manner. After inspection , handled. . to Play soon. , and horseshoes, Lieutenant took A committee to, study tax Snakes. became a ' topic of the Tenderfooters and Captain review(not tax reforrri as was •• discussion during Pow Wow as took the Second Class and previously reported in the Huron we heard about experiences talked to • them about their County Weekly Newspapers)„was some Brownies have had lately. badges, ',Appointed consisting of Gordon. i . We also saw some Work -towards In campfire Susan Fincher .-Hess, Charles • Thomas, Gerry. badges. as Linda Knox showed us- told the Company about her Ginn, David ' Gower, Harold "Freddie" - her hand puppet. stamp collection. 4,-. Robinson, Elmer Hayter and Rita Lassaline had completed There were a lot of . Warden Jack P. Alexander. -- -her- doll- - -furniture- arid -also- announcements. There were two-- - It- -was-also- agreed that -the- - showed us her scrapbook about , new songs introduced and cook inaugural meeting of county clothes. - books were .given out to the council in .1972 would take - . We then sang Taps and said Guiders to. sell. 4,4 place on the second Tuesday of our good -nights according to We closed with "The Golden the month followed by a full , , -birthday months. Sun" andlIDay is Done" while session on Wednesday and, a . Kim Brady repeated the one -day meeting on the last , . Fxiday of the month of...January. Friday was, a beautiful day Court of Horiour was held on The road report showed the andPack Two. Brownies felt -very Thursday where the Patrol varipus contracts which had -,•-- ' lucky because .--most of the, Leaders were taught two neW' been awarded by the county, meeting was planned for knots. wifr local contractors and •,_ outdoors. It, was certainly a very businessmen receiving a large different one! , . - percentage of them. _ We gathered at the sehool as' ,., _, It was also. announced that work on Development Road 904 Su pe r a n n u a t ed . . xi County Road 8 from usual but in a matter of minutes the room was empty and we ., • ' • were marching in two tidy ,lines , Summerhill to Auburn has been .• on the way to visit Mr.' Little , teachershold approved and that tenders for (Carolyn's grandpa) and his ' this project will_ close on June • horses. The Brownies had a lot: - 11, 1971 , with work to start - ' of fun and- it.was pretty exciting meeting ere: about about July 1. • . ., for .most of the girls to be able The • report of the Huron ' ' to get close enough to actually • Huron County County Planning Board showed pat a.horse. ,_ Superannuated Teachers held that the committee is working , . Some Brownies were startled ,their May meeting at the on the possibility -of .seeking out at the size of a horse up close- Robertson Memorial 'School, sufficient land • fill sites for they don't look nearly that big , Sam Jefferson presided. - - municipalities in the county .from far away - - and it took Greetings were extended desiring- to amalgamate from wit]) quite a bit of courage for soMet the Town Council by befoie they •-. could bring Frank Walkom. themselves close enough for a Guest speaker ,was Raymond quick pat. • - . Bassett, Supervisor EStates and Mr. Little introduced the Trusts, Victoria and Grey Trust Pack to every horse and even Company of Toronto, whose' . .. showed us a little .one out in the . topic was "Some Good Aspects , field with its mother. Some of In Recent Taxation." • the Brownies fed f resh ' grass . Letters of appreciation are to ' from the field to the horses still be .sent to 'Ralph Smith for the in their stalls. . • use of the school; to Sifto Salt ._ .-.-- – , After ' thanking Ir - .Littleth . e., _company_for..,...favors._ -; to --the : ..Brownies marched and sang all Signal -Star for the notice -of the .• the way back to the school, and meeting; and' to the A & P Store used up the last of their time for the use of their coffee maker. together playing games on the •:•••:, , lawn. ' . . The ele,ction of officers had THIRD PACK . the following results: president, The Third Brownie Pack met N. Hill of Exeter; vice-president, • at their Brown Owl's home on Mrs. L. Hall; secretary, Mr. L. Saturday -morning to begin a Henderson: , - - . very enjoyable hike and 'Several items of business were cook -out. The girls and, their, finalized after which the•meeting ' leaders hiked down to the park was adjourned and a. social -half • , by the beach and were met. by hour was enjoyed convened bi... ' • j`raey MacEwan's Mom (Sally) Mr,sMorns. another Robinson and Mrs. B. ^ who very kindly delivered their • .: •, , . , " •,4; • — another municipality , mo for dumping purposes. It, was also learned that the committee is seeking a definition of, "high water .mark" from provincial authorities. W. J. Denomme LoW ER SHOP Phone 524- $132 DAY -OR NIGHT -- FILM DEVELOPING Bogie's rooms are going to hold a bake sale and bazaar. It will be held in the gym of our sciii5bra` June 10 at 3•:.3.0. The proceeds will go to -help pay for our trip to Midland. * * * SALE On Thursday the libra helpers' had a book sale at 1:00 p.m. The books 'Were 5 `cents each. *•,* * • TRIPS —Mr. Currie7, Mr. SchacleTand Mrs: Jefferson's rooms along with a few parents, are going on a trip to Ontario Place on June 18. If they have time they will visit the Royal Ontario Museum, and perhaps the airport. . . TELEVISIONSTARS On. May 25 at 8:00 'p.m. -to • ••••.,Magot.p., * * • GET SET On May 31 we had our track' try outs. Twelve were taken ,out.: ref Pact riace. Rrian Dation' a 1 A79 honcu- 0. 9 .111111 " RIDDLE QUESTION: If you saw a counterfeit dime on the road should you pick it up or leave ANSWER: Pick it up. You might get charged with passing it. TOWN TALK ' STRIKE ONE graduate from- tire Ontario Lately baseball has been College of Art,, Toronto, is on , popular at our school. Bats and staff at the Guelph University balls have used when ever they for' the summer. ,He"will resume can . his studies in Guelph in * 4: * September. " be ASSEMBLY Mr. and Mrs. R. Venn, 122 4 ''' On Friday Grade 7 and 8 , Quebec-, Street, have • just ' went to an assembly in the gym. returned froma six week visit to It was very interesting to watg-b---ir e-Scouth Western part of gs the beand the saw being . England. where they visited nlayed. relatives': • , . . • ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ',...7.44,... .,4.7'.7 L , .. ,,, . ..„, .„_,...., . , . ., _. .1*.....,..S.W .21 _.,,,..,,,,„:„......., ,..1.-•,,,.. For Octogenarians and those older The Goderich Signal -Star is pleased to extend happiest birthday greetings to the following new member of the Octogeparian Club: MRS.',ROBERT McALLISTER, 2d1 Britannia Rd. E.,Who will be 83 years old June 3; It you know of someone who will be celebrating an 80th birthday or better in the near future and would like to have his - or her name mentioned in this column, please telephone 5248331 giving. the name, address, age and birthday of the celebrant. There is absolutely no charge for this service- and we are pleased to hear from all of you. , . If yOlive ever kinda thought about owning your own home or cottage . . . here's sornething %to many think about. • , commis BUILD BY INJLIMBERP,',.1-EA't KITS Imagine it. A Complete building in a bundle! Every single piece has a number on it:"A"simple instruction pian shows the same numbers. Just follow the numbers'... the first thing you know, you've built your very own dream hpme , .. or cottage , or garage, iBUILD THE COMPLETE FRAME WITHbUT EVER SAWING A PIECE OF WOOD , imagine the Money • you'll.SAVc, on labor -alone. • always wanted. BUitd„It'yObrS'elf on ifnio—deg'tiudgetille Ooin °'• dream homes. 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