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Monday was the Nature Walk
which was an educational
experience both for the'staff,and
the youngsters who attended the
walk. Many of the youngsters
are interested in having another
such ,event so if in August there
is time left, then hopefully this'
can be arranged. •
. Friday, July 16 was a busy.
day and night � for everyone.
Starting off iri the morning was
the pre -beginners test for the
first two week sessions.
Checking over last year's
swimming records showed the
failure rate to be approximately
thesame, even with only the
•a two .week sessions.
1001( WHAT HAPPENED.
JI1QIiH GOODERHAM P001.
Unfortunately the cold and because„ a complete water show
rainy, weather certainly didn't will be presented on this night.
' help t'he little ones in swimming Friday afternoon was • the
progression .but the youngsters ^ Bike Rodeo at Victoria School.
were faithful and came most Tom Fortner of the Goderich
days even if it rained. Police Force helped the pool
A Water Safety Show is -being staff arrange the rodeo.
held, on Friday, July 30 for all The winners of the rodeo
.moi R
This year the Sharks receive a Harrison and Harold Sartori. r'
pre -beginner badge and a, Red This " was an -excellent
Cross card due"to the changing 'opportunity for the participants
system'" in the Red Cross to show their skill and to learn
program. more safety rules or brush up an
others.,
• The-•• pool'••• staff wishes to
thank Tom Fortner for his
assistance during the rodeo.
Friday night was the Dance-
with
ancewith the Croubar Hotel
providing the, ,rnusicU During the
intermission staff .members
'Alastair Pirie, Sarah Hays, Taff
Graham, Jennifer Cook, Kathy
Robertson, Ian Harper and
myself provided a hootenany for
the youngsters. I would like to
thank the staff for coming on
their. Friday .night off and for
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`""'" `ersonally I was disappointed
This Water Safety • Show is•
also •for the pre -beginners who
have already received their cards
on the day of their test, so
please make -plans to attend
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with the dance at first because
of the lack of attendance from
the young teens for whom the
dance Was actually planned. But
several of the younger children
and m9ther's who attended said
that they . really enjoyed
themselves and hope that we
have another one soon.
As long as those who did
'attend,i the dance enjoyed
•themselles, then it/was' asuccess
and hopefully we ,can, have
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another dance for those who` are
interested. ..'"
A- special thanks to the
,Croubar Hotel. .
Saturday'morning Sam Di
Pietro,. •head Of . the Ontario
Water Polo Association, 'came
.from Toronto and showed a
movie on the fundamentals_ of
.Water Polo. After the film the
youngsters were allowed to play
water polo with Mr. Di Pietro
coaching then on the proper
methods find rules of the game.
Close to 30 attended the film ,FALCONER PICNIC to be held
and the pool session. We hope in Harbour Park'on Sunday, July
that more will take an interest in 25th. about 3 p.rn. -- 28,29 '
YOU are invited to attend the
,Child Health% Clinic, Court
House, Goderich, o.n Saturda
y 'Ti Frorn 9;30 a.m. -
11:30 a.m. for: 1. Health
Surveillance '2. Anaemia
Screening 3. Immunization. ;-
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Curtain ,UPI for the '
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_On Tuesday, `July 20 a fishing
trip is being planned at the north
pier for perch. Alastair Pirie,
Joanne McCosh and Sue Bisset
are the staff members in charge.
.The youngsters are to bring their
own fishing equipment and
worms.
. Track and Field Day is being
planned for Thursday, July 29 in
the afternoon at Victoria School
for all the young athletes . *-
prizes will be given to the
•winners. Come' and sign up at
the pool for the events which
you are interested in.
This entire week Indian craft's
will be done to prepare for our
Indian Day which .will .,be on.
Indian beads etc. etc. are some
of the crafts being` done,
COMING EVENTS
Next week starting Monday,
July 26, is a Bike Hike for the
first' 30 youngsters :who, are
interested. .
'Wednesday is a craft display
of the month's crafts .done' by
the ' junior and Senior cases..
Also• on' Wednesday is the"lt,ed
Cross exams 'for those who pass,
their pre-test on Tuesday.
Then Thursday is a pet show
so that the children are able to
bring their pets and show them
off.
Friday" night is. the Water
Safety Show for ,both • the kids
and parents, a very special night
for both of them. '
As yob. ears -•see next week is
going to be a busy one, so' come
and take part:
Music students earn
certificales for. effort
The following . '"pupils • of
Eleanor M. Hetherington,
A.T.C.M., were successful in the
recent mid -summer ' music
examinations • of the Royal
Conservatory of Music, Toronto:
• Piano, Grade . VI,. David
McKee (1st class honors)„Judith
MacFie (honors),' Lynda
Hoffmeyer (honor'l •
Grace V, Wendy Botz,
(honor's), Dianne Riley. `- i .
G rade Ii, theory, Jane 1
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Glancy, John Shanks.
Grade I theory; Margaret
Wilken, Lynda Hoffineyer,
David McKee, Trudy Botz^- all
with first class honors. Margaret
Wilken had the highest mark
with 98%.
CIADH MILLE FEALTE to"The
Lucknow Summer Craft Festival
Sale and Show of area crafts and
antiques in Lucknow Arena,
July 30 and 31 from 12 noon to
10 p.m. each day. Ample
parking space and meals
available. - 29,30
RECEPTION and dance to be
held' •for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Jewell (nee Bonnie Jenkin) on
July' 24 at Saltford Valley Hall.
Music by "The Revells."
Everybody welcome. Lunch
served. 29
Augusts 2nd, Turkey
•and Ham Supper, home-made,
salads and dessert. Adults $2.00,'
children $1.25 • - " Bayfield
United Church, . `4:30 p.m. -
29,30.
A Chicken Barbecue' wijl he held
An. the• Community Memorial
Hall, AUBURN, on Saturday,
July 31st, from 5:30 to 8:00
p.m. Adults $1.75, , children
6-1 4" years, $ 1.00,
pre-schoolers, ' free. --•--Tickets
• available=.a't-tli"e.A0Or- -120 (
THE CLINTON . Lions' Carnival
will be held in conjunction with
the Clinton Merchants' • "Old
Fashion Sales • Days," : can the
street, Thursday, • • Friday,
Saturday, July 29, 30, 31. Stores
:open Thursday and Friday- 9
• a.m. to 9 •p.ni Lions Carnival
'Thursday a evening July .29,
featuring: Bingo, Games of
Chance, Pony- ' Rides, . The,
Dunk"Him Game and
Refreshment Booth. Free Pony
"'rides for children eight years.and
under. Dutch tea Garden
operated by. the Ladies' of the
Christian Reform Church. - 29
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THE; Bluewater Sailing Club are
holding th first Fireball
Regatta, t aces on August
7th, one onAu ust 8th.Pan
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see these events. 28,29,30
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