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PAGE 4A —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1987
The Goderich Ringette Association is
holding its annual meeting on Thursday,
March 12 at 8 p.m. in the Recreation Office
meeting room in the Grandstand. All
parents' or any interested persons are
welcome.
SATURDAY, MARCH 14 - Children's
films will be shown as this week's French
Activity Hour at the Goderich Library from
1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Everyone welcome.
MAPLE KEYS SUGAR BUSH - Open
weekends •from March 14 to April 5, 10 a.m.
'to 4 p.m., Demonstrations of maple syrup
production, both past and present, will be
held. Maple syrup products will be
available for sale. Call the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority at 3137-3557 for more
information.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 - The next
meeting of the Huron Federation of
Agriculture will be on Wednesday, March 11
at 8:30 p.m. The place is in the Clinton High
School cafeteria. The topic will be
marketing board and or free trade.
SATURDAY, MARCH 14 - There will be a
Saint Patrick's Tea on March 14 from 2 to
3:30 p.m; at Maitland Manor, 290 South
Street in Goderich. Adults $1, children 50
cents. Everyone welcome. This is spon-
sored by Maitland Manor Residents
Council. -
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 - North Street
United Church will be holding a Spaghetti
Dinner sponsored .by the Men's Breakfast
Fellowship. Families (parents and children
13 and under) $12; adults $4; children 113
arid under) $2. Tickets available at King's
and Church Office 9 a.m. to noon, Monday to
Friday. Proceeds for the Handicap Bus
Ministry.
. TUESDAY, MARCH_24 - There will be a
Goderich Singles Club Organizational
Meeting on March 24 at 7 p.m. at the
Goderich Recreation Department in the
Community Room (Grandstand ),• 166
McDonald St. All "Singles" are welcorne.
. WEDNESDAYS -evening card parties are
.held at the Dungannon Senior Citizen Cen
tre. Admission is $1 and ladies must bring
• lunch. .
SATURDAY, MARCH 14 -St. Patrick's Tea
.and Bake .Sale'at the Dungannon Senior's.
Centre from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Afghan draw
• and two cash prizes.
SATURDAY, MARCH 14 - The "Early.
' •Bird" draw for $50 cash will be 'selected
after the Euchre Tournament at Dungan-
non'hall from tickets already sold in the
. contest being sponsored by the Dungannon
Agricultural Society., Prizes being award-
ed in the•April 11 draw,are: a trip for two,
to La's Vegas, a weekend for two at Wheels .
Inn, Chatham,and free admission for two
- .to all 'of the 'events sponsored by the
" . Dungannon Agricultural Society in 1987.-
Here's
987.
Here's to yciur
First Set of Wheels,
Shawn
(Shawn Currie)
Happy 16th from your family
and friends
OrrIOSISINSENSIONISSIESS
SATURDAY, MARCH 14 - The Dungan-
non Agricultural Society is sponsoring a
Euchre Tournament at the Dungannon
hall with registration from 1 to .2 p.m.
Euchre commences at 2 p.m. Admission is
$3 each. Prizes are $50, $40 and $30. Lunch
and special contests. •
THURSDAY, MARCH 12. euchre
party will be .held at Nile United Church
beginning at 8 p.m. Ladies please bring
lunch. Everyone welcome.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 - There Will be
the annual Dessert Euchre at the Goderich
Township Hall •in Holmesville at 1:30 p.m.
Admission is $2. Sponsored by the women's
groups of the township.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 - Mothers in-
terested iii information about breastfeeding
are welcome to attend the next meeting of
the Goderich La Leche League. It will be
held on Wednesday, March 25 at 9:30 a.m.,
. at the home of Carol Lomas, RR5 Goderich.
For further information, call 524-2390 or
524-6661.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 - A euchre
party will he held at Saltford Hall at 8 p.m.
Admission is $1. Please bring lunch.
Everyone welcome,
FRIDAY, MARCH 20 - There will be a
.Hospital Auxiliary Bake Sale on March 20
from 12 noon on. in the Auxiliary Room.
MONDAY, MARCH 16. - The Alexandra
Marine'and General Hospital Auxiliary will
meet• in the Auxiliary Room on.March 16 at 2
p.m. Visitors are welcome.
FRIDAY, MARCH 20 - Euchre card party
at Foresters Hall, Benmiller..onMarch .20 at
8:30 p.m. • Admission $1. Everyone please
bring lunch.
MONDAY, MARCH 23.- Wornen Helping
Other-Wornen meets every second Monday
at 8 p.m. at Knox Presbyterian Church in
Goderich. The next meeting is March 23 at 8
p.m. Guest speaker•is Valerie Bolton of
Wornen Today. The topic will, he Self Help,
Groups. For mere information, pleas call
52-4222 or 524-2300. • •
The Goderich Garden Club has arrarlged.a
bus trip to the Home •and Garden Show in
Toronto on April 8 at a cost of $34 per
member including admission fee and din:
ner. Members are required to bring the
money for the trip to the March meeting,
and to telephone -Jean Peart at 524-2741 or
Annette Stemp at 524-7947 for' further.
details. '
. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 - The March
'meeting of the Garden Club will be on
March 18 at. the MacKay' Centre. Guest
speaker will be Frank Sanders of Blyth,
with the topic "Herbs: how to grow and use
medicinally."
The Goderich Lioness Club presents Ron-
nie Coburn's "A Breath of Scotland" at
GDCI in the West•Gym April 2nd and 3rd at 8
p.ni. • Enjoy the best of Scottish dance,
music, song and comedy. Tickets available
in Goderich at Campbell's Cameras, Jim
Hayter Chev-Olds, Bogie Fuels Ltd. Esso; , -
in Holmesville at Holmesville General
Store; in Clinton at Huron Business
Machines, and Mary's Sewing Centre; • in
Exeter at Exeter Town Hall; ,in Seaforth
from Lioness Anne Dayman; in Blyth.. at
Scrimgeour's Grocery; in Auburn at Seers
Restaurant; • . in Belgrave at Taylor:,
General Store; in Wingham at Vance s
Drag Store, Fred McGee Auto Parts and
Mel Bogie, Esso Office; in Lucknow from
Bob Shi pard and Grant Chisholm; in
Bayfield rom Lior. Janet Smith; and
from all Goderich L►t ,gess members: Cost:
adults $6 I$7 at the door), children (12 and
under) $3 ($4 at the door).
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11- There will be
a card party at MacKay Center for Seniors
at 8 p.m. Admission $1. Lunch provided.
For taxi call 5246594. • • • Ga
FRIDAY, MARCH 13 - There will be a - M�
Brown Paper Bag Lunch and Bingo at the
'MacKay Centre for Seniors. Admission $1. an
FRIDAY, MARCH 13 - There will be a B1
The Children's Little Theatre, a program sponsored by the
Goderich Recreation Department, presented the play, Sir Slob and
The Princess; at The Livery Saturday. The play was produced
through special arrangements with Samuel French Inc. In the
photo, the Wizard (Jennifer Sutherland) talks to•the king and queen
played by Shelley Englestad and Sally Kenyon while the priness,
played by Tanya MacCuspey, at left, looks on. Below, the King and
Queen discuss the fate of their unmarried daughter. (photos by
Dave Sykes)
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Mr. & Mrs. Benson J.
Botz of Goderich and
Mr. & Mrs: Daniel J.
Murphy of Goderich
are happy to announce
the engagement of
their children, Patti Lynn to -
Michael John. The wedding will
take place Saturday August 22,
1987 at St. Peters Church,
Goderich.
ce at MacKay Centre for Seniors star -
at 6 p.m. Admission $2. Music by
ter.
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ESDAY, MARCH 18 - The Golden
niors meet at 7:30 p.m. at the
Centre.
'DAY, MARCH 26 - Heather Bishop
ods in concert "A Taste of the
n March 26 at 8 p.m. at Blyth
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FRIDAY; MARCH 27 - Friends of'the
Library invite you to a unique travelogue on
March 27 at 8 p.rn. Special guest Michael
Watts will show siideq and describe his ex-
periences of sea kayaking in the high Artic.•
Everyone welcome.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
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Ken Harris
I Iuron Tract
Spinners
elect officers
The Huron Tract Spinners and Weavers
Guild will commence their 1987 monthly.
meetings 'with a new Slate of officers
elected at the December social held at the
lovely home of Gerty Van Eeden, Auburn.
Moving from the position of Secretary to.•
President this year is Joanne Cicchini of
Goderich„taking over for retiring. Presi-
dent,
of two years Pat'Lee; Sharon Brown
of •oderich moves from Program' Di'rec-
• tor. t9 Vice -President and. Secretary; -
Gerry Zurbrigg of Goderich will take over
the duties of the Treasurer from Ruth
•Knight, Goderich: Jane Hoy, Goderich will
stay on as Librarian for another year as
well as'Ruth Shropshahl of Clinton who will
stay on as the Textile Librarian: Kerry
Price of Stratford will look after the Pro -
,gram scheduling. •for 'the monthly
-nreetrn-gs; -Harriet Boon---of---Bluevale is --
planning some stimulating' workshps for
the year .as Workshop Co -Ordinator;
Evelyn Hardy of Goderich will be ' the
Publicity personand 'Toni Vos of Blyth will
Co-ordinate the.yearly November sale the
Guild holds .at the Rivermill, Benmiller
Inn, to be' held November 7th and 8th
The Guild,meets the second 'Tuesday of
each month at 0:00 P.M. at the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and Food; Huron
County offices in Clinton'OMAF office).
The first meeting for 1987 will be held
•Tuesday, March •10th and we extend a
- warm welcome to anyone interested in the
• art of spinning and weaving.
The April Guild meeting 'will feature a'
Show and Tell' where the members will
• present( and show off? I the creations that
they have worked -so hard on over the last
few winter months.
Lovee9 Ken
(and tie rest of the fanttily)
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