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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-02-08, Page 6PAGE 6--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY b, 1973 NEWS FROM KINTAIL MRS. 1. SIMPSIN 52S-1548 Danny Frayne, B. Sc., motored to Guelph on Saturday. to attend ,the annual formal dance at the University of Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simp- son spent the weekend- in Guelph and Toronto visiting their daughters Margaret and Jan. Miss Donna Sue Errington visitedthis week with Cathy Simpson. Home from Centralia College for the weekend was Shirley Robb visiting her parents Mr. andy,.. -Gor_don RAp b _� .., We are happy to seeGordon Robb sporting a new car! Mr. Bill Drennan and son Terry from St. Catharines, visited Saturday evening with his cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drennan. Mr. and Mrs. George MacGregor from Copetown, near Hamilton, visited with her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacKenzie for the weekend. Mary Anne O'Keefe from Western University, London, daughter was hone this weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Q' Keefe. Nancy MacLennan, R.R., was home this weekend from Toronto with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Stewart MacLennan. Mr. and -Mrs. Ewen MacLean rnot9red to Sarnia on Saturday. Sunday February 4 the Ash- field Presbyterian church ser- vice was at eleven o'clock in the --,morning. Church will remain at this hour for the next six months. Members of the teaching staff of Brookside School, from this a dinner an S atur art:,il�,njoyed da`v evening held -at -the "rite Carnation" at Holmesville. Newest residents in Kintail are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mon- tour. Originally from Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Montour lived at Point Clarke before moving to Kintail to reside in the house formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Brian Black. Mr. Mon- tour, who is employed at Douglas Point, and Mrs. Mon- tour have three pre school children two sons and a DUNOANNON DOING$ By O.M. Blake Mr. and Mrs. John 'Finnigan of Wingham' visited Sunday , evening with Mrs, Minnie Jones and Melvin-. Other visitors this week included Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh from Auburn; Mr. Marsh is a brother of Mrs. a Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott and Matthew •of Kitchener were home for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy and Mar- tha. r Miss Rosemary Eedy and Bill Gardner of Stratford spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Eedy. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Culbert, Cheryl and Linda Hart, visited o ,pn Sunday with Mrs. Cecil Blake and Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson 'of Cayuga spent Sunday with S. 9oJ4! alm algnting's ...* Dag Leave this Handy .List - Where He Will Find It!' Height Blouse Weight Sweater Coat Stacks -Shoes Slip . Gloves Bra Mose. Robe Shirt Panties I Dren %%Alit SAA Use Our Free Layaway Plan SCHAEFER'S LAMES WUR LIM11'Ee TLSQ111Ai -r Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anderson and family. Each of the elementary schools has been having public speaking or orat com- munications lately and the -win- ners then advance to further ,competitions. Each one who competes gains training y and valuable experience. Congratulations to Aubrey. Higgins who has beenselected as president of the Town and` Country Club at Lucknow:.., Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Miltenburg on the birth of a baby boy in Wingham and District Hospital on Mon- day, Jantiary 29, 1973. Youth Sunday was observed in the United Church on Sun- day with special music by the choir accompanied by Donna Errington onher electric guitar. Elaine Stewart and Frances Logtenburg read the two scripture lessons, -and the Drennan trio provided extra music. Rev. Clarence McClenaghan's sermon was en; titled, "The Choice." A birthday party was held for John MacKay of Kintail on Saturday night when a group oT neighbours of Kintail and Ash- field went to the home of Dun- can MacKay at Auburn. An en- joyable time was had by -all - with pipers Dave MacDonald, D.A. MacLennan and Johnny MacKay who with his wife was present from London. Miss Dianne Vassella of -Toronto spent theweekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vassella. The Grade 8's of our school and Mrs. Shaddick's Grade sevens are planning and working on geography • projects. They sent away for in- formation to various states and have been receiving the infor- mation throughout the past few .weeks. Mrs. Shaddick's Red Cross Club are holding a jelly bean raffle for the students of Rober- tson school. On behalf of the teachers and students of Robertson school we would like to take this op- portunity to thank everyone who came'out to see our opera and play and gave us their full - hearted supporta The basketball season has started for the senior boys, grades seven and eights, and we are happy to see the number of players participating. There, are. twelve_ teams with an average of six to seven players per team. We hope that this participation will continue and the season will be a success with many exciting games. Cathy Simpson of Kintail visited_ at .the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Errington this weekend. . .If you have read the colum this far and are interested, perhaps before next Monday noon ,you, too, will phone a news item to your correslion-„ dent - 529-1965. Many parents who have. young children are kept busy - taking boys and girls to hockey practise and to hockey games. This is good, not only for hockey but for families. Hockey fans and . friends of Paul Henderson hope his shoulderand elbow injury Will not keep hlim out arthe gaffer-- very- ariiiesvery- long. Paul made three lads very happy recently when they approached him leaving Maple Leaf Gardens and he took time to sign autographs for them. One of these was Bradley Wilbur of Don Mills, grandson of Mrs. I.S. Fines (nee Alma Blake). 4:u-Hpian first meet Health Unit starts new test program The Huron County Health Unit has started a special screening program for pre- school children. ' The test is designed to find specific areas A Meeting will begin on Monday, February 19 at 7:30- p.m. for the Goderich four 4-H Homemaking Club, "Sport- swear from Knits." Girls; 12 and older, wishing to join, please call Holly Elliott' at 524-7059 after 5:00 p.m. ' Sorry, room for limited num- ber. Majorettes REGISTRATION (FOR 1973) THURSDAY, FEB. 1 5 (ONLY) Robertm Memorial School &30 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M. (ONLY) 1 AGE - UP TO 12 YEARS COST - 96.00 PER CHILD FOR YEAR For mora information 'call ...- Recreation and Community Centro Board- 624- .. gra Instructor, Mrs: Craig » 524-0136 OdavCentre Board,._ h �riatlor+l & Co�nt,unit� where a child may need e1ft'ra encouragement and guidance. It is not an intelligence test. The child is asked to perform various tasks. The tasks vary - The Colborne Township tune to ` break- his hip in Recreation Committee met in Listowel and Is a patient in the Carw Hall, Tuesday` Iexandt•a :.Marine H 1-loa'ps;t Goderich. We are glad to know Reg Glenn has returned home from the Alexandra Marine Hospital, Goderich and is making a satisfactory recovery ' after surgery. Ken Brindley of Sarnia was a weekend visitor at his parental home here and visited his father Mr. Gordon Brindley who had undergone surgery in the Goderich Hospital and is reported progressing favourably. We are glad • to report Mrs. Eric Reaburn has returned, home from Victoria Hospital where surgery and is evening, January 30. President, Mrs. ,Shirley Hazlitt opened the meeting and the minutes of last meeting were - 'read and approved. The Bylaw has been ap- proved that Colborne Township Recreation Committee be a recognized body, consisting .of Mrs. John Hazlitt; President, Mrs. Gordon Kaitting;. Secretary, Miss Helen Brindley. Mr. Grant MacP,hee and Mr. Wm. Bogie; re resentatives from Colborne Township Coun- cil. One of the projects the Com- mittee are considering is a Hiking Trail along the Maitland River from Saltford to Benmiller, or the Conser- vation Area; and land owners will be approached in this regard. A ,Snowmobile Club was another project . under discussion and trust will soon be a reality. Anyone -in the Community interested irr'either of these projects is asked to contact any member of the Committee, who would welcome your interest. Several other projects were discussed ,and will be 'reported at next meeting. *** The 4-H Season is here'again with' the Misses Helen Brin- dley, Vicky Vanstone, Linda Doherty, Rubena Brindley and Mrs. Alvin Kerr taking the Leaders. course, "Working with Knits" at Clinton this' past Monday and Tuesday. Any girl 12 years or, older .interested in taking this 4-H project should notify one,eof the above leaders immediately) *** Robert Dures had the misfor- For Your INSURANCE see or call MacEwen & MacEwan 44. North St. Donald G. MacEwan 524-9531 Peter S. MacEwan 1 she had improving nicely. We are glad to hear Mrs. Pope has returned to. herhome after being in. Alex-andra Hospital for several weeks and her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. ' Huron Trail Riders had an interesting meeting in the Carlow Hall -February 4 for the election of officers for 1973. This Organization would welcome any New Members. Please contact Art Dixon Ph. 529;7630 or 'any Club Member. Watch for news of 'up -coming Dance. *** Colborne Central School will holI a parents night Wed- nesday February 14 beginning at 8:00 p.m: All parents are urged to attend this event. Colborne Central School will also be sponsoring a weekly sorts night. The sports ac- tivities got underway this Wed- nesday and will continue each Wednesday until the March school break, with the excep- tion of February 14. * ** Friday February 9 the Students Council of Colborne Central Schorll will sponsor a dance for the `, tudents •from grades five to eight. The dance ---gets -underway at -8•-430 p:m: and - ends at' I0::30 - - according to age In some cases, the nurse wj-lLask the mother questions such as: Does he , wash and dry his hands?" Perhaps the child may be asked if he can kick a ball forward. The hope is that with such a given screening test, tpareguidance can be nts.. Perhaps the parents should read to the child more so that .the child will be able to under- stand meanings of words. Perhaps the child needs toys that use his fingers, perhaps the preschooler needs to spend some time away from his mo her to are him for school. ` The test itsei ' ° tares" about 20 minutes. These 'tests are carried out at each Child Health Clinic and appointments should be made to avoid endless waiting. If you are interested in having your child screened -or for any infor- mation, please call the Huron County Health,Unit at the following numbrs: Goderich, 524-8301; Clinton, 482-9661; Exeter, (235-1014; Brussels, 887-9331 .. Wingham, 357-2264; Seaforth, 527-1243. * * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Durst returned from a most enjoyable holiday in Florida. * * * Mrs. Dave Bean visited with friends in Seaforth on Monday. 0)) JACK'S ��'ePLUMBER (HEFT METAL WORK) THAT WILL ENDURE , GIVE US THE JOB . ' LAIID FEEL SECURE' ,., ..• ," . F . EATING 448524 78b1 .- 55 KINGSTON ST. 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