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PAGE 8- OQDERICII SIGNAL -STAR, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1974
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}appy New Year
BUUET IN
BINGO every Saturday at
Goderich Legion Hall, 8:30
p.m. Fifteen regular games,
$12.00 prizes. Four share -the -
wealth games, with this week's
jackpot $85.00 won in 57 calls.
Door prizes. Admission.
$1.00.—gtf
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LIONS BINGO —
Blyth Memorial Hall,
SATURDAY, 8:30 p.m. $150
jackpot in 60 calls. Brig cash
prizes: No Bingo December
28th.--44tf
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DELICIOU s
Meals or Snacks.,.
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NEW BINGO, Clinton Legion '
H,pll, 8:3Q, every Thursday. Ad-
mission $1.00, fifteen regular
games, $10.00 each. Three
Share -The -Wealth games. One
Jackpot for $200.00 in 59 calls
consolation. One call and
$10.00 added weekly if not
won.—cgtfn '
NEW WEAR'S EVE DANCE
in Auburn Community
Memorial Hall. Good music,
hats, horns, smorgasbord 'at
midnight $6,00 per couple. Or-
der your .tickets in advance
phone 526-7294.--51,52
Goderich Twp.
Recreation e, HELEN „aGG.a.
Wilmesville Public School's
principal Bob Reahurn was erm
cee at the School's Christmas
Cor ert on Monday afternoon,
and again Tuesday night,
December 17.
Although there were two per-
formances, the auditorium
overflowed into the corridor on township ;employees and the
Tuesday everting. _ Recreation Committee with
Mr. Reaburn brought to the •their wives and husbands. This^
'attention of all that the school , is at 7:00 p.m. Friday, Decem-
facilities are being used more her 27.
regularly. Outside of school The A1.1 Seasons Survival
Course is still being looked into
hours, -there were 20 evenings
booked Out of the possible 30 in by committee members. The
November. $1.00 registration as been
'Music Teacher Mrs. Stewart questioned bysee par
was then presented with a firipants but the reason is to
try and, have each group self-
lovely sed and white rose bud
supporting,. within reason at
corsage by .Janice Miller and
Susan Williams. With 'thanks this time.
given by Mrs. Stewart she then "Remeinber, cross;=country
conducted the newly formed skiing is' getting closer to being
.school band in three tunes. possible with the snow here so
This band has been going about do' re -contact each other and
21/2 months. report to a committee member
All performances were excep for further organizing.
year, so let's get inv'hived
There is no age 11'rnit on the
Goderich Township Hockey
(group but you cannot belong to
•apy other league.
Goderich Township is
hosting a Christmas dinner at
the Candlelight Inn for council,
5
Delivery Charge only 50c
.-bpen Monday thru Thursday 4 to 2 a.m.
Friday & Saturday 4 to 3:30 a.m.
Closed Sundays (except Sundays on long weekends)
We now,have 18" PARTY SIZE PIZZA
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fionally well one with=STrcrctpl�` ._.--.
howling Jingle Bells in Charlie ctrmm;ttee that he', will he
organizing' floor -hockey for
Brown's Christmas. Snoopy
was Allan 'Vanderende from Saturday mornings at the
school starting January 11 and
Grade 4, Grade 6 and 7 acted
the 12 dayys of Christmas and
successfully stacked ` 12 gift
wrapped boxes during the
motions. Darrell Postill and
Bobbie Thompson had the
largest and last two boxes to be
• placed under the, other ten
boxes.
Grade 6 had ' a play "The
Spirit of Christmas" with Lisa
Ryan in the lead and the in-
visible spirit (a green elf) who
was Murray Hoggart, was
about the stage continually.
'The stage hands 'did a good
job of moving stage equipment
on and off as required.
The last three performances
were by Grade 7 and 8's Senior
School Choir, who led in the
closing of 0 Canada. Everyone
then, journeyed home on the
slippery roads.
VISIT THE
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BAYFIELD RD., GODERICH . RELAXING
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DINNER RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED
DINING and DANCING
FRIDAY & SATURDAY,,
December 27 & 28
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CORRECTION
The last arts and crafts
report had an error - Thursday
morning classes will start
January 9 in the township shed
office at 9:00 a.m.
No adult volleyblla,n+
Holmesville Behoof" ri'untfl '�
January 8. The group is lacking
the interested • women who
registered October 17. _Doug
Feagan is doing his part on
physical fitness and Doug Yeo
on the volleyball.
twice a month, the first and
third !Mondays; in the township
,bed office
ail who have paid registration
in volleyball can re -register
free. Remember everyone must
be 16 years old and under.
At ' this time the Goderich
Township Square Dance group
. is small litnd they have joined
the Hullett Township group.
One .proposal is a hall park
with lights near Holmesville so
watch and. help the Goderich
Township Recreation
Organization expand!.
Season's Greetings were
wished to all and Audrey Mid-
dleton thanked the anonymous
couple for their. kindness and
information on, ceramics.
Audrey also thanked the host
and hostess Jerry'. apd .Jean
Ginn who prepared and serve&
a deli.c'ious lunch..
. The next regular township
, recreation meeting will he held
on the fourth Wednesday of
January being the 22nd at 8:30
p.m. in the township shed of-
fice. These meetings are open.
COURCIL
HOCKEY
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Goderich township Hockey
started at 9:30 a.m. last 'Sun-
day morning in the Clinton
Arena. Participants must not
belong to any other league and
a $1.00 fee is requested to help
cover ice`expenses and pertrrpps
purchase sweaters or. such
another .year. This group is
meeting again at 11:00 a.m..
this Sunday morning, Decem-
her 22 in the Clinton arena:
Your temporary organiser is
Alison Lobb. •
There are township resident
people interested in "Murder
Ball" for 16 years and over. At
least ten people are needed for
two teams: Please let any
recreation committee merriher
know your interests.
Soiry - we cannot accept
reservations for entertainment
REC. COMMITTEE
On Wednesday evening
December 18, Goderich Town-
ship Recreation Committee. met
again with special things Hap-
pening. All were'in a tour of a
.township resident home's
basement 'to see and under-
stand the procedures of ceramic
crafts.
It was very interesting and
everyone in attendance
received.a gift of a ceramic item
completed' and thanks was
given by all. -
Mr. and Mrs. ? wish to
remain anonymous due to the
overflow of their.classes at this
time. -
The group then moved on to
the home of the Chairrryan and
his wife Jerry .and Jean Ginn.
The meeting opened with John
Westbrook• reading last
month's minutes which were
approved by the chairman,
It was . then discussed and
finalized that the free sftating
party will he on Monday,
December 30 from 8:00 p.m. to
10:00 p.m. in the Goderich
Arena and it is open only to
any and all residents of
Goderich Township.
It was also ,mentioned that
the $1.00 registration that has
been charged will go to major
development in recreation in
Goderich 'Township if not
needed for immediate expenses.
The committee was told that
this municipality has a great
fn►itre 111 tllc' next two tri iris'
To All People
For '1975
PROSPERO AND NUEVO
EIN GUTES NEVES JAHR
GELUKKIG NIEUWJAAR
GOTT NYTT AR
BONNE ANNEE
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
THE MANAGEMENT Z STkiF
*THE COACH HOUSE
TRAVEL ;SERVICE
• It has been reported that the
proposal development is fan-
tastic The planning meetings
sure have been helpful to all
township affairs.
Last Monday, I)ecember 1
the council passed a motion t(1
hast Township employees,
council members, rec commit-
tee members and all their
hci,hands and ~wives at the
('1 idlelight Inn in Goderich on
1)et ember 27.
PERSONALS
Mr and Mrs. Alf Warner
ck ish to report ,their departure
for Florida this past week.
It has been reported that
superintendent Mr. Hugh Lobb
t.1 t he Holmesville united
('hurch Sunday School; had e
well organized Christmas
iragram on Sunday, December
15.
Figure skaters
pass tests
"fest day in Walkerton on
Sunday, I)ecenlber 15, proved
to be very successful for many
of the Goderich Figure Skating
Club skaters who passed tests
Dutch Waltz, Kim Williams,
Carol Deckert, Karen Deckert,
Ann Leeking, - Lisa Taylor,
Cheryl Jardine and Barb
Bechard: Canasta Tiingo.
Karen Deckert, Darlene Moore,
Cheryl Jardine.
Jr. Bronze Dances: Fiesta
Tango, Michele Harris, Mary
Lou Kelly: Willow Waltz,
Michele Harris: Ten Fox,
Michele Harris, Dana Elsom,
Brenda Love, George I)ierolf,
Tracy MacEwan: First Figure,
Michelle Harris.
Christmas School will he in
Goderich December 23 through
.January ,3. 'Test Day .will be
held on .January .5.
On January 4 hockey teams
from Hamilton will be playing
games all day so come to the
arena and cheer them on.
Regular 's'pssions on Satur-
ay, Decemer.- w1._. e-- e c.,—
front :3-5:
,1'he . Clu l held its General
Meeting on Monday, Deceniber
16. Newsletters were sent home
with the skaters and parents;
informing' members of this
meeting. It Was advertised in
last week's newspaper, and also
pouted on the bulletin hoard.
Where were you?
The United Church Women
had a Christmas dinner on
December 11 with a losing
team' (saving pennies~)° ser-
ving the winning team. Edna
Jervis' team served a lovely
meal to Isabelle Harris' team.
Their regular Christmas
meeting -was then held.
Clarence and Jean Perdue's
40th anniversary and
Clarence's police force
retiremenf.party at the. Clinton
,Legion on December 14 was
well supported.
Children of Mr. and Mrs:.
Pete Hummel, Master David'
and Miss Margaret Anne were
patients• in London Hospitals
recently and they are now.,,
home and recovering quickly.
'Welcome from the 7th and-
8th-c•oncestiion of Goderich
Township goes to Mr. and Mrs:
Wayne Kuntz. Mrs. Kuntz for-
merly was Francis M•iddeh The '
crtmlle.purc•hased and reside on
.lack Leppington's firm:
Season's -Greetings to all our
readers and especially to the
faithful contributors who
-helped 'make this column
`� possibie.
The 'council members meet
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RICHARD HARRIS • OMAR SHARIF
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
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MY WISH FOR 1975:
In the year 1975 I hope that
there would be world peace. I
would like to see, the richer
nations help the poorer nations,
to develope their ways of a food -
production and growth so that
`some of the nations would not
be starving.
In our coon town I wish we
would have a recreation centre
corn,plete.--with indoor swim-
ming pool tennis courts, and
other game~. ti
.Becky Vanstone
Grade 6
Robertson Memorial Public
School,
Mr. Currie (Teacher)
IN 1975
In 1975 I would like the town
to build one more pool and to
have car raceing and people 11
veari old or over can drive a
snowmobile.. That's all I have •
to say about 1975T
Don By
Bruce McCreight
Grade 6
Room 1
R.M.P: School
Best wishes for a
Happy Holiday
Season from
Connie and Paul West
THE
WOMEN SHOPPE
BAYFIELD
GOOID
WISHES
in the
YEAR
Good luck, good health,
good cheer ... good friendships, old
and new. May your heart's desire come
true and your days be bright.
BEDFORD HOTEL
GODERICH
London'Symphoflv Orchestra
1974-1975
r, GODERICH SERIES •
Second Concert
Thursday, January 9; 1975
at8a.m•
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at 'the Goderich District Collegiate
Auditorium •
"FANTASIA"
That greatest of all Disney film, "Fantacia" will
receive a special tribute from conductor CM -
ford Evans and the London Symp1ony. Special
Artlats;- Soprano, • Miss Margarita Walfenden
Tickets are now available: call 524-7542
Campbell's of Goderich
or
Clinton News Record
ADULTS $2.00
SPECIAL FAMILY $5.00
Tickets for the third conceit March 29th are available
now the the same prices
"a project of the Goderich
Rotary Club"
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TASTY SALAD SELECTION
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Be Sure Ta ORDER EARLY
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