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PAGE 47410DERIt IGI1' STA ' THURSDAYS JANUARY 14), 1974
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• -Waite 'during the hof dny_ 6° couree through Victoria
season •
Russell :Johns •n included me • •Registered Nurses Assistant.
and Mrs. Harold Johnston and The course begins Monday,
fami1,y-,::from: -..Lond0n whoJanuary 7, Best Wishes, °Mar
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raise. $ 1�
at to ent to e
wt Ilii., and Mrs. I-fospital for R.N.A.' training- The Christmas meeting of the Irene White, Margaret,r,Mc
brought along " the Christmas dia.`
dinner turkey and Ml the ,. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Bailie
trimmings; Mr, and MrsAlvin from Oak Lake, Manitoba flew .
Lafrhmboise' and two grand-: east to attend the funeral of the -
childrenikof Goderich; also Ken latter's uncle, Mr. David
Johnston ,and,'11 argaret Fen- ,McAllister, at Lucknpw on
dersoii from Toronto who Wednesday.'. They spent a' few
remained home till Thursday days visiting • other relatives
this week. and friends but had to return
Miss Cathy . and Jean home on Saturday.
Stothers from, London were,, Mr. Jim Little -passed away
home,during the festive season 'Friday evening n in Widgham
with Mr,. and Ars. Bob and District Hospital in his
Stott; ;e3„ end Jim. 76th .year: The sympathy of
l�Ir. and Mrs. 'Tom Fowler neighbours and friends here is
and children, Darrel and extended to each of the mem-
Karen, from Parkhill, .enjoyed bers, of his family.'
Christmas' Day and Nei -kr -Year's ..Mrs. Mary Sere ,and family
Sund y with the former's were guests on New Year's Day
• parer s, Mr. and 'Mrs: Chas. • with ,Mr. and °'Mie. Dwight.
Fowler. �►
Ald-ham. and 'family - in
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. "Irvin had Goderich.' '
a family gathering" on New . There have been many -family
Year's Day including 14r. • aitd gatherings during the holiday
Mrs. Wm. Irvin, Mr: And Mrs. season, and visits exchanged.
Russell Irvin and family, ninth ' among neighbours, helping u's
Tconcession of Ashfield; Mr.' and to realize •how'irn_portant homes
• Mrs. Percy Blundell, Goderich, are.
and Mr. and, Mrs. Geo. McGee • Roy Errington in Ottawa an-
and girls of Clinton. ,. nually treats 40-50 boys from
On New Year's ,Mrs. Cecil fuer homes to a Christmaf,
Blake was a.guest in Wingham, turkey dinner in a restaurant:
'with Mr. and Mrs. R`:''I This• 4ear resulted in an
Kilpat jck and :,Mrs. A.'N. anxios,,time for all when„theyn
Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Russell A became' will due t'o foodButton _and children, �of Barrie poisoning,...but 'all recovered:..
were there also. Such, -ki,ndness•;bxing"s mad
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs.. that this is the :man who. has
otedayears to the study and ..
rf .
rch in atomic energy,
g the -death of hii
(due to ,cancer)' in'
1944. Roy 'Vas
inner at Goderich'
Kilpatrick, Mrs. Atkinson of deL
• Wingham; Mr. and Mrs., Omar , rese
Brooks of Lucknow; and Mr." follow
and Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick of brother"
Agincburt visited at the home '•December
of Mrs. Blake. 44- scholarship'
Arthur Circle was held `bn
' Decernber 17 with the`executive
in charge. Letters were received
from. Margaret Govier and Mrs.
Enrigh rthe latter'a request for
a good attendance at the
Presbyterial to be held in'
Sear'orth -on January 9. '
Ruth' Jerry reported that,
$1$3.54 had been braised at, the
talent table and the Correspon-
ding Secretary was asked to
send` a thank you letter to Cliff
Elliott for .helping at the
Christmas party. •
Lucy Johnston reported that
$288.75 had beenArealized from
the sale of. cook books and it
was decided to order" 100 more.
The"'treasurer reported there
was a balance of $61.36 after',
reaching -the allocation of
$1,071.90 for 1973. This was ,
achieved by the co-operation of
•
' zie and Audrey Ro9.41. ' e
Scripture was read by.'Lucille
Henderson;-
Lee 'McCallum sang a negro
spiritual "Sweet Little Jesus
Boy" following- " which ' the
meeting closed with. the singing.
of Christmas carols.
. Winnie Walters and ;-Donna
Crawford served a lunch during
a social hour.
In this tiine of shortages it is
a good thing that there are,no
real food shortages in our conn -
try. About everything else is in
short supply, be it some hard-
ware -or skilled. labour.
However, if you go,o your food
store you can•be-very sure that
you -don't have to order that
roast for your, party six reeks
in advance. Think, about ,it, it
could -happen too. ..
each member working on 1t
ferent projects. •
,Tine annual- .reports' were
adopted collectively as read by
the secretary. We were '•for-
tunate to have, had interesting
and,' info`m'ative „speakers,
namely, •Mr.2' Royal.. Hazel
McCreath, Edna Raynor,
Beatrice Campbell, Dr. Parmer,
and,'Shirley MacMellow,A
- Be,'yMacCallurn, Eleanor
radnock and' NTadeline Ed-
ward. '
SoThists who added to our en
joyi'rient of meetings were
_ Lorine . Madge, Nina Knight, '
Lee McCallum and Jane,"
Deathe. .
" Chris Hyde gave the report
of the nominating committee...
The list of officers for.1974 is as
-follows:
past -president, Edna 'Pollock.;
erald Bere hasreturned for ''High School.fid 'went on to .
_his second term to Fanahawe._,
•4 College, London,- beginning.
January 7. His first term was
quite' successful.
Miss Martha Eedy has gone
to London for a nitre month s
U.pivertity, He ` •is now vice-
president of Atomic "Energy, at
Ottawa; and his sister, Mrs.
Lillian Mac1'5onald sa. he -is
nick -named thea. "Sparlug"
of atomic energy. •
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-We- are no startipg; l he
longest term o e school °year.
We wonder what this new year
•: `holds in store for us.` We hope
everyone has made his New
Year's resolutions to 'better this
•' school year.
-All'the teaghers and pupils
would like to thank Mr. an-
tha and Mr. Erb on theMex.
-cellent job. they did of cleaning
the school during the holidays.
Tflare .,
- everyoneoors is busy
shiningpreparing
he
—speeches to be given in late part
of January: The, topics may be
on anything except' politics and
religion.
igoberta Wheeler and: Brew -
don, King from grade `eight and
Richard Evoy'from grade seven ,
' have left our 'schoitl and we
wish them luck and success ,in '
the new year in their new
schools.
- The grade seven and eight
girls are practising .at. recess
every day for- th,s•ragketball
,tournament. The .•seri or boys
are practiysing before and after
school for ,the volleyball tour-
nahenx"which will he held on
Saturday the 26 at the high.
school. °`
Mrs, Shaddick's .,class, is
collecting used, stamps to raise
money for the Red Cr`oss.;,
Anybody in, the school who has
used stamps please bring them
to, room. 101. ,'--
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__The Kindergartens are
talking about winter- sports,
skiing, a skating etc. , They. are.
a1sQttalking about eskimo's and
-are planning ,a winter walk.
The" grades ones and twos
haver 'been_ making calendars
-and are examining snow
The ••' -grade fours has 'been
studying th,e...sky' and the comet
Kahoutek. -They h.ave been
looking for the comet at night.
..The -grade" fives are studying.
Germany in Social' Studies.
president Agnes Curt; vice �`-
president Mary Wray;
ding secretary Glenda Salter;
treasurer' Lee. McCallum;
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corresponding secretary Betty.
McKenzie; flower fund Betty
Fisher; home helpers Sadie
Gilders; glad,tidings Hazel
McCreath;, lif. membership
uci.l;le Henderson; supply'
j Young; press secretary
Johnston;. friendshipser-
.. vice 'rence Boyce., literature.
and 1i i ary. Dorothy, .� Slake;
oup lea • era, * Audrey Royal;
ary }lend 3 F Beton,:
cKenzie, Ruth Skeoch;
argaret M'acXenzie; social
committee Minnie Walters;
Donna GraWford.
Mr. 'Royal spoke, briefly and,
installed the 1974'.execu'tiv'e.
'Art 'appropriate Christ las
,service, written by Mrs. Peter
Walter was introduced
Agnes Cutt; The readers were
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rs-i --•-sti';.-FfarilFettrii C3 tl' h;
..a happy time 'and -'many people And" Mr. ,and Mrs. Arngj:c,..,
entertained with their family Young of RIV5 ,Goderich.
home for the holidays.
uc ..
Weare sorry,.ta,.repor•t Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.°' -Dennis Shob- + Geo, McBride is a. patient in
• brook and children Kim and• Alexandra Hospital, Goderich
,Cindy of Cambridge, -Qalt, and we. with .her a'•speedy
spent New Years with Mr. and :----recovery(
Mrs. Percy McBride: Mr, Frank McMichael is a
Mr. and Mrs.\ Terence Hun- patient in Victoria . Hospital,
ter entertained for New Years .• London and is wished a s' iy
when their da'ughter and recovery by his many..
family,. Mr. and ,,Mrs. John
Thompson from 'Seaforth; son
and family, Mr;- and Mrs.
Elmer Hunter; daughter Cathy
at home; and daughter 'Linda,
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Totte i'ham
and new baby daughter of
Owen Sound, were 'home\for
tie holiday. .. .
• Mr. and Mrs. Hislop of'Strat-
ford spent Christ has 'with the',
Tatter's parents Mr. and Mrs;
,Roy 'Allen.
Mrs. Dan (Clara) Scfrwanz'
now-'- of Sarnia visited with
- family and friends -in Goderich
and_granddaughter`• Mrs. Randy •
• : Ater.,, Mr. ••-Kerr and-ddaughter'-
Shannon of ^Saltford and • niece` -,
Mrs. Gordon Kaitting and Mr.
Kaitting,,adoring the holiday
•
season.'
Visiting' with Mr. 'and ,Mg.l
Terence Hunter this past
"weekend were the former's,+h
'cousin Mrs..Gwen Lastatid
Last of Winnipeg, -Miss 'G -race
Hunter,. and Mr; -Irving -Hunter
of Goderich;.
Guests with Mrs. Tait, Clark
fur hl'ew•-Years Day were her ;
daughter,. Mr. arid- Mir ' ohn
Gibson and family , and . Mrs.
Kaake„ of Wroxeter; son, Mr.
and Mrs. John Clark and'
family of EAR •5 Goderich; Mrs.
Resale Young; Mrs. Helen
poughert and son Bruce; `and
Lee McCallum, Glenda Salter,
The grade seven and, eight'
boys plan on going to bailtet-
ball tournament . 1)ef will be"'"'"`"
going to St. NM'artins ach'ool' in
London :and to play another
game in Tillsonburg:.=Ctln -_
Dece ,bei 19 they got practised-.:
up a little bit by ,laying
Kingsbf1dge. (Goderich won) •
The grade 8 class have been
Writing „letters to 'Vancouver
and are expecting them to
Goderich during the; last week •"
in March.
They are working with gym
nastics during Phys: Ed. f .
The grade sixes are..studyi'rg After Denmark aL.. P F -I'
the Inca, Indians,y in 'Social •' now Yugoslavia" has regulated'
Studies and in Science they are
studying the sky at nightf.-,-0.
The grade sevens are
building' construction in
-Ge epigraphy ,to, show contours.
They are ,taking a look. -ate the
seven year war in ' -listo.ry.
They ate drawing winter scenes'
in art.
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land" use. All land that has not
, been tiled, for a year has to be
hired to people who will do so.
Isn't it high time that Ontario
•doe s = something^'", about
speculators': 'and hbbby far-
mers' laid if-' it isi•nat used
properly? '
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