HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-02-18, Page 22PAGE 6A --GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1981
The annual public speaking competitionwas held at St.
Mary's Separate School recently with winners being chosen.
. to speak at the Separate School district competition and the
Legion competition. In the front row are the junior winners,
from left, Katharine Murphy, first, Brennan Mulhern,
second, Lenore Crabb, third, and Miriam Weerasooriya,
fourth. In the back row,. the senior winners are from left,
Matthew Buchanan, first, Sheila Corriveau, second, Cathy.
Gallow, third, and Mike Fuller, fourth. (Photo by Cath
Wooden)
4-Hersbegin
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The first meeting of the held on Saturday, February
Holmesville 'II . 4-H 7 at the home of .our leader•
HomemakingClub was held Mrs. Bev Van Ninhuys. We
on Saturday, January .31. ..._read out of the manual about
This year's..„ project is the sewing machine.. After-
"Ready...Get Set.:.Sew".. 4- ward we trised our, skills at
H'ers are required to make the sewing machine on some
either a skirt or vest. • test material. Our leaders
The leaders of our club are then divided us into two
Mrs: Bev Van Ninhuys and groups - those making a skirt
Mrs. Liz Feltham. . We • and those making a vest.
received our members' Our leader Mrs. Bev Van
manuals . and went through Ninhuys took those making
the activities:of the meeting vests and showed them how
in the handbook: We elected to make alterations:- Our
our officers as follows: assistant leader, Mrs. Liz
Kesident, -Barbie . Brand; Feltham took those making
vice-president .,...; Denise skirts and showed them how
Brand; secretary, Cathy to make alterations. The
Van Ninhuys;• treasurer and next meeting will be held 'on
press reporter, Jeannie Saturday, February 14 at
'Brand 1:30 p.m. at Mrs: Bev Van
The second meeting of the Ninhuys' home — by Jeannie
Ilolrnesville 4-H
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Get tickets now
for children's series
For the first time, the Goderict
recreation department- is bringing a
children's entertainment series to the
town.
Called "4 Great Shows for Children"; the
series is being co -sponsored -by -the Pizza
Train and the Ontario Arts Council. It is
the sixteenth project such as this that the
Ontario Arts Council has helped support
and the first in the area.
Program director Jane Netzke says that
if this series is a success, a fall line-up of
shows with different performers will be
planned She says that 200 tickets have
been printed.
The tickets are being sold on a full -series
basis at $6 for children and $8. for adults..
They are not being sold on an individual
- show basis. • .
The first show features the Pepi Puppet
Theatre (all shows are held at Victoria
Public School gymnasium) this Sunday,
February 22 at 2 p.m. They will be
presenting Magic in the Forest. The Pepi
Puppet Theatre has been around for 26
.years and performs over 400 shows a year
as well as being 'in residence' at the Royal
OrI to ri n Ml l ce nr,1
The second show will be on March 15 and
features the Lampoon Puppettheatre's
play The Little Blue Hedgehog-. It follows
the journey of two hedgehogs as they set
out to find a friend and, in the process,
discover each other. 'Lampoon' consists of
Johan and Alison Vandergun.
Magician Michaell Rosss will be coming
on April 26. Rosss' show includes illusions
and classical magic for children and
promises to ,delight the young and old
alike.
The last of the 4 Great Shows for
Children' will be on May 31, a Sunday at 2
'p.m. like the others. In his Homemade
Music program, Eric Nagler invites
children to investigate the potential of
everyday items.
Tickets for the shows are available at
the recreation office. Also the following
people can beconta'cted for tickets right up
until the first show: Connie Macaulay, 524-
4418, Sandy Sowerby, 524-8404, and Jean
Imanse, 524-8068. ••
Tickets cannot be obtained at the door,
because the gym at Victoria has been
booked free of charge.
Birthday Club
Dear Captain Comet,
His My name is Angela
McBride and I will be two
years old on February 20.
Hive at 292 Regent Street
with my mom and dad,
Pauline and Ron, and my
brother, Michael. He is in the
picture with me.
My favorite kind of cake is
chocolate so that's what I'm
laving on my birthday.
Love, Angela
Dear Captain Comet:
I am Trish Currie and I
will be eight -years -old on
February 19. I am a Grade 2
student at Robertson School.
Mrs. Penn is my teacher.
I live at 126 Wilson Street
with my parents and my
three brothers, Ray, Shawn
and Bryan.
I'd like to say `Happy Bir-
thday' to Abby Smallwood
who is my birthday twin.
Thank you.
Love,
Tzish
Hydro applies to continue.eXporting..
Ontario Hydro has applied
to the National Energy
Board for. licences to con-
tinue the export of surplus
electricity to the United
, States.
Current Iicences expire
June 30,1981.
The public hearings begin
in Ottawa March, 17 and
cover licencing for the next
10. to 15 years: Hydro's ap-
plication was advertised in
daily newspapers this week.
Existing licences
authorize the sale of 15
billion kilowatt-hours a year
ciriiiterruptible electricity to
the U.S. In 1980, 10.7 billion
reW.h were exported at a net
benefit to Ontario consumers
of $160 million.
The application is in three
parts:
-A 10 -year licence to ex-
port electricity on an inter-
ruptible basis • - up to 20
billion k%V.h of energy a year
until 1983 and up to 25 billion
kW.h a year from 1984 to
)1991;
Up to 10..5 billion kW.h a
year of firm energy over the
next decade. If approved,
this would be deducted .from
the interruptible power
limits;
TvM new 345,000 -volt cir-
cuits from Hydro's Niagara
:generating eibtations to the
Power Authority of the State
of New York: The lines will
increase Hydro's ability to
exchange power and im-
prove reliability of ties with
New York State. Hydro and
PASNY would share costs
equally. Hydro will recover
its share, about $30 million
through increased sales.
In addition Hydro is seek-
ing an increase in the limits
of "circulating" power. This
covers the natural in -and -out
flow of power between Hydro
and U.S. utilities and usually
balances out over a year.
Howeverin theory the "out"
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KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
Victoria Public School
135 GIBBONS ST. • '
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th
A -L 9:30-11:30 AM
M -Z 1:30-3:30 PM
PRINCIPAL J.P. KANE-PHONE 524-8306
Robertson Memorial School
125 BLAKE ST., W.
MONDAY, MARCH 2nd
9:30-11:30 AM
1:30-3:30 PM
PRINCIPAL R.E. SMITH PHONE 524-8972
Colborne Central School
RR 5 GODERICH
TUESDAY, MARCIt 3rd
AM ONLY - 9:00-12:00
PRINCIPAL R. JEWITT PHONE 524-6252
BROOKSIDE PUBLIC SCHOOL
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4th
AM 9:30-11:30
PM 1:30-3:30
PRINCIPAL G. JEWITT PHONE 529-7900
Hollaesville Public School
HOLMESVILLE
THURSDAY, MARCH 5th
AM ONLY - 9:00-12:00
PRINCIPAL J. McKAY PHONE 482-7751
Excessive waiting would be avoided et all schools if the
surname schedules are followed.
Parents should bring Birth Certificates and im-
munization cards and OHIP numbers to registration.
Dear Captain Comet:
My name is John Thomas
Jenkin. My birthday is to-
day, ' February 18 and I
would like to join your club.
I live at 61 Anglesea Street
with mommy and daddy,
Elizabeth and Gord Jenkin.
1 would like a puppy for
my birthday.
Love,
J.T.
Hi Captain Comet:
My name is Michael Petrie
and I was two -years -old on
Tuesday, February 10.
I live with my mom and
dad, Barb and Phil Petrie 011
194 St. David Street.
.I would like to join your
birthday club Also. "Ili" to
my grandparents and to Bil-
ly down the street.
Love
Michael
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