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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-03-14, Page 6ROBERTSON ROUNDUP mumwmaam 4 • . PAGR (F-GoDERICH SIPNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 14,, 1974 A On Monday, March 11 the students in the junior :hall had . a preview -01. the Grade 8 musiplay "The Familiar Stranger". . • Mrs. Shaddick and. Mr. Cameron were responsible .for this fine musical and they:Spent; many hours preparing. Mr. Brooks took charge of the mural and scenery for. the background with the assistante • of Grade 6, 7 and 8 students. ,The lunch room which has been operating during the win- ter months 'will be closed on 'March 15. The 'students in '•Miss Bon- ..thron's class planted. daffodils •:.and hopefully they will be blooming shortly. 7 On 'Friday, March 8 Mr. . Leggett had the senior, boys' volleyballand "-basketball ' players over to his house for noon lunch. Mike Burley was • the head chef with Terry Sch- weitzer assisting. Everyone had a good time and all team mein- bers survived the lunch. Senior,. boys' basketball will be starting right after the Win- ter break. • • The principal has sent a , memo to our parents concer- ning. the winter break; and various other -iitens. Classes will be dismissed at ,2:3O Friday, March 15 for the wintere • break. They,. will ' commence again ,at,9.:00.,a,,M, 911,Mcm'daY, * • , • • " You /1.g . Ca...rIALL W q,ek "tils.„t • • around the corner and :Robert- son students wish the Goderich teem and ,• others Yery good luck, Mr. Legga-tt's fl-oor hockey. Schedule :ended Tuesday and .team two wasvictorious, Have a good holiday!. ' ;."444. VC*. .y0 ..k. Vbiiq 'Why pads gone, baseballs out • With spring around the corner Ins time to put away the vantage of the warmoofeather to enjoy a game of ball on' their skates and break but the baseballs'. Michael Madden left, lawn.(staff photo) Jenny Madden centreand Andrew Carruthers, right took ad - 1,1a 14*, • - • Mr: •and Mrs. Joe Dauphin. and Susan from Glencoe spent ' last weekend with Mr. '-and Mrs. Ro4s Eedy. 'Mrs:Gardner, Bill Gardner, and •-Rosernary Eedy from Stratford were home also: with Mr, and Mrs: Eedy, Mrs. Jack taesar, attended the "Vanier" evening meeting held in 'the Shakespearean Theatre in Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. ',Otto•Jouwsma from. ,W.ingham visited Mrs. "Cecil 'Blake On Sunday. Orangeman announce banquet speaker y David J. Worden, of . previous . Listowel, provincialgrand . Star. secretary ,of the Grand Orange Lodgeof Ontario West; has an!'. nou'nced. that the speaker at the Orange banquet in Goderich, : April. 26, will be Rev. Dennis Clarke, • iminister of Atwood , Presbyterian church. The ., banquet, a feature of the an- nual sessions, of grand lodge; • -..--Recently-Mr-and Mrsz--Chas:---Gn•Thursdarafternoon--Mrs--, -- King from Detroit Called to see ;TM. Reed, 'Mrs., C.,•'Blake and Mrs. Minnie Jones and Melvin. • Mrs. Lorne .rv,ers•wereguest's of, . On Wednesdi-CY MrS. Jones and the former's daughter,' Mrs., ,Melvin visited Mrs. Mary M- Lorne •Eadie, • at HolyrOod ,• Wm. Johnston, Mrs. Staid'''- . MacLennan arid Rod 'visited in Waterloo with Mr. and 'Mrs.. Gordon and.Steven and attended the Ice Capades. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Jenny and 'Michael' of Toronto visited with Mr. an,c1 .Mrs., 'Donald Simpson on. the . weekend.' This was their. last visit from Toronto as Rob. and Bett Anne have purchased a • new borne in telgar3,--Albertk,,,T and plan' -to move there in about a week and a half. „. • Mr. and Mrs, Jim West were • in London for a day last week. Duncan Allan •attended the'• ' Briar at London on Wednesday • and the, horticultural show in • Toronto oir Thursday.," Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simp- sort and Robert Jr. attended the Briar in London. on Friday • - of last week. • Miss 'Margaret Simpson of Freeport Hospital 'near Kit- chener visited in Kintail on the 'weekend. •• Mrs. Cletus Dalt•ort who. was in Wingharn hospital last week returned" hoine,on the weekend. Mrs. Stuart MacLennan-. and ' Miss Flora SimpSori were two , from this comrnunity who at- tended the London Symphony-. niusic night ,held in the auditorium of the G.D.C.I. and reported an evening of %oral - while entertainment. Many from,hereattended the dance in Ripley Saturday evening sporrsOred by the Farm Union group in Ashfield. Richard ',Sands of knoX College, Toronto was at Ah - field Presbyterian ,Church on Sunday. Next week's speaker will be Mr. ‘Perris who is studying to be an Evangelistic minister in U.S. Mrs. Alex Juba accompanied her sister, Mrs. Warren Wylds to Toronto Friday to attend the horticultural show there.' ton, Miss Annie , Baxter, and Lawrence Baxter., Mr. and Mrs. Gerald -Wilbur end Bradley` fioin Willowdale spent the weekend at their home in Dungannon. -Mrs. D.S. Fines of Toronto accompanied them and is•visiting this week with Mrs. Cecil Blake.* Friends her are happy to learn the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Atkinson, Wendy and who have been ,in VanCOuver two years have been tran- sferred 'to Ottawa. Dungannon L,O.L. held another successful card party on Thursday evening with ten tables. Winners were Wallace Wilson 'and Mrs. Jim .-Errington ;for the ladies and Arthur Stewart and Wm. Caesar' for the 'men. This Monday morning at. noks-writing time it is very much like a sap -running type morning, bright sunshine and "--witite-frost everywhere in sight. On Friday and Saturday the heavy sleet caused concern arnong travellers. Preceding , that on Wednesday.enWThur- sday the weather was like Spring,. and roads were bare. • On -Friday evening Re;'and Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan accompanied by Bert McWhin- ney, Mrs. Lorne Hasty, and United•chtirCh "halt at • The • members, -along .witb..-•-••• friends atfending; will hear a.. native of Northern Ireland who Women's Institute meeting. came over in 1970and is yn Wednesday +at' Mitchell .• "thoroughly enjoying" life 'in there were approximately 400 •Canada. ladies in 'attendance at .the' Mr.; Clarke was born in Huson-Nrth Presbyterial ' of the 'London Con Bangor County Down, ar ference 3rah. Mrs. Lorne ' ..arrie to Ontario from Maghere .nc resbyterian church in County Hasty accompanied by Mrs. C. P M.cClenaghan, Mrs. Nelson Londonderry. Ile attended Pearson, Mrs. C,Blake, nd Queen's University, Belfast.„,„„, g graduating with a B.A., degree, Mrs. , „Horton Talmay of Nile and Assembling College, also in• • _• felt privileged to hear Rev. " 'Fred l-faist,' President of, Lon- Belfast, where he took his B.D. don Conference, who gave an Hemarried a pharmacist, l ,addres's in the forenoon,' and Eieen Eakin, from Carrick- macross, unt yMonaghan, Miss •Audrey McKim returned Co • , Eire. They have three children, missionary from the Sudan who • aged thiee to 10. .' gpokein the afternoon and an„ „. . • swered many questions. I Mr. Clarke since 197'2. has .. , . , — Sympathy is extended to Or- represented Elma Township on. ville,McPliee, son Ronald, and Perth» County Board of lo Mrs. Lilly Kerns, in the Education., . •. death of Mrs. McPhee in her •An .e.nquiry has been received 54th year. Orville is ,the rural regarding tornis for an, mail carrier between ' Auburn plications in connection with • and Dungannon. . the cash award by Orange and Dungannon Anniversary fOr" Black grand ' lodges to a the United Church has been. re-, ' Goderich '• organization perfor- set for September 29 when Rev. ming noteworthy. community Glen Wright of Exeter is to be . service. There are no printed 'guest Speaker. •' - forms; ap*plicants' should. Mrs. Reginald Jones' is 'in outline their accomplish' ents Toronto for a few, days this and Plans in, a letter, a if • week on a business trip. gra"nd lodge officers require ad - Miss 'Nancy ErringtOn atten- ditional particulars the' will ded a Summer Camp 'cbun- advise. Sec•i-etary of the Senor Training course', in• publicity committee is W.E. TOronto •at Ryerson ' . Polytechnical Institute last . Elliott, 94 Arthur street. Par - weekend.•• , -,-, — n ticulars of the award, in which Congratulations to Ron •the Orange • Grand Lodge Shaw and best wishes for his • provides $250 and, the Black new venture. ' Chapter $509, appeared in The Ontario Society for Crip- pled Children's 1974 Easter Seal objective is $1,800,000. This figure is based • on a careful analysis of the Society's minimum .needs in .-.order to meet its obligation to more • than 13,000 handicapped • youngsters throughout Ontario. * * * Founded more than" 'half a, century ego, the Ontario Society for Crippled Children is a private' • charitable organization incorporated un- der the laws of Ontario. * * * Devoted to the welfare of handicapped youngsters throughout the Province, the Ontario Society for Crippled Children, is based on the work. of 234 affiliated service clubs and finznced largely by,,,con- tributions 'to' its annual Easter • Seal 'appeal. ; CULBERT'S BAKERY ."THE HOME OF -TASTY PASTRY" 524-7941' SPECIALS, 49 WEST ST. •''EVERY • Hot Cross, Buns SATURDAY ONLY CAKE 001IGHNUTS ••• • Watch for. our Easter Rabbits & Eggs on display Tues. 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