The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-06-10, Page 8PAGE 8 --CODERICH SIGNAL -$ma, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1981
Robbie Plunkett
seventh in hurdles
Auburn
news
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Eleanor Bradnock. correspondent 526-7595
Congrandations to Robbie
Plunkett o placing seventh
in the provincial 110 metre
hurdle jumping competition
at Sault Ste. Marie. He plac-
ed second at the competition
held recently at Kitchener
and represented Goderich
District Collegiate Institute.
Despite the cast on his arm
eine to -a fall while practising
when he fractured a bone in
his wrist, he made a good
• Mr. and Mis. HighSW
son of Whitechurch visited
last Sunday with Mrs. Myr-
tle Munro.
Mrs. Donald Youngblut,
Mrs. Hazel Marsh, Mrs. Bea
iinrie and frwad of lizatAm
isite4 KA 'Thursday with
• Mrs. Myrtle Munro.
ms, family has reunion spentanairk-Edmand,c,,ardin_
chener and Waterloo visiting
The late Ian and Ms.
Harry Williams of Safford
were blessed wiTh a family of
eight children- rive sons and
three daughters, and from
time to time, these`cluldren
have„..a.ftd_Miligett9fgh.ek,t.
the Whams' family home xi
Sa
•On Sunday, Jmie 7, the
illisthL fainly enjoyed
another remitted the bane
in Sanford and with perfect
weather and a splendid at-
tendance, it- was a
Blethers and sisters and
their children came from
quite a distance, including
Lawrence Williams and son
• Daniel and daughter JalVik
of San Fernando Trblidad;
Garden and Edith Williams
and son J and
1'1
"MA- of
Strafford; Glen and Audrey
Williams and son Bob of Lon-
don; Ken Williams and Jean
Volland; Doris and Ernie
Kirk of Nipawin, Saskat-
chewan; Marian and !Me
Duda and their family of
Simone and David Lanier
• and Chris and &ill and
• Gregory Duda of Charkt-
tetown, P.E.L; and Mike
Dada Jr. and Julie Porter of
Halifax; and Kathleen and
. 'Wilfred Fisher of Colborne.
Recreation Coinmittee
Ineethig
The Colborne Township
Recreation •Committee
meeting /WS held in Col-
borne Township Hall,
Wafacoaa---' y, Jme
President, Leonard Finher,
opened the meeting and
thanked the few who were
present for their co -
and help.
Minutes of the last
meeting were read by the
secretary„ Mrs. Reg Riebt.
Bert Bean reported on T-
han and softbagl and stated
the Toronto district.
11111111110111111111111111.1.11111111111111111M June 22 Glade 8 gradua-
tion banquet at Colborne
Township Hall at 6 p.m.
Awards presentation at the
school at 8 p.m.
Kiederneetengrnduetion at
the school in the
Jame 23 - Last day of
schooL
June 24, 25 and 26 - Profes-
sional Activity days at the
school with most of the
teachers present at Colborne
School.
drab
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corner
Gertrude Kaitting„ correspondent 524-2076
Altoteed- -ntenherar tor
and girls registered for these
sports. If there are any
children who would hie to
play and have not
registered, please contact
Bert Bean at 5M-2761 after 6
,pada., as soon as possilde. He
-anencouragmg response to
the' call for coadies and
some of the teams have com-
menced practising.
The softball schedule will
be stetting 'Tuesday, June
16. It is expected that home
games will be Monday and
Tuesday evenings at the
Bennuller ball diamond and
the sport of softball m Col-
borne this summer looks
very encouraging. s;
Swinorning classes will be
this summer with Mrs.
Helen Fisher and Mrs. Mary
Ann Rea in charge.
Registration forms have
been sent home with the
children from the sdiools
and these are to be filled in
and returned to the school by
this Friday, June 12. Parents
are asked to please help at-
tend to this.
Euchre card parties held
in Colborne Township Hall
were well patronized and
with the proceeds realized,
four new tables have been
purchased for use when
games start next season.
Business being cencluded,
meeting adjourned- and the
next recreation meeting will
be in the fall and will be an-
nomiced at thattime.
School news
•&me is a busy month at
Colborne Central School with
• pleting-the school term, the
Grade 8 students' graduation
and awards night at the
school and special educa-
tional wings for the various
grades.
•
June 8 was professional
activity day.
June 8 and 9 - Grade 7
students enjoyed outdoor
educational activity at Camp
Menesebmg.
June 15 - Grades 5 and 6
will be going to the Toronto
Metro Zoo for an educational
outing.
June 16- Grade 1 students
will be having an educa-
tional outing to the fire hall
in Goderich. Grades 2 and 3
shidents will be having a trip
to Ferguson's Apiary, Zurich
and will be having !midi at
the Clitdon Conservation
Park. Kindergarten pre-
screening program for next
year's kindergarten.
June 17 - softball taurna-
mat at thmokside SchooL
June 18 and 19 - Grade 8
students Will be going on a
two day trip to Toronto and
visiting places of interest in
Social news
Tiger Dunlop Women's In-
stitute will be having their
Kids have
picnic
Sunshine Sister banquet on
Wednesday, June 17 at 12:30
noon in the Bedford HoteL
Mrs. Martha Malian d
Goderich, formerly of Col -
!Joffe, is a waited iu Alea-r-ux-
-dra-madtie and --G-ca
Hospftal.
Mrs. A_ B. Weber of
Meneset Park is a patient in
Alexandra Marine and
GeneralHo
Mr. and Mrs. Terence
Hantrceleb7$edtheir58th
wedding anniversary at the
home of their daughter, Mrs.
John Thompson and son-in-
law, John Thompson,
Seaforth on June 6 and the
weekend.
El Er, Artitit,4,3011.,1. •
- 'The anode' nurserysthool
picnics were held again this
year on May 27 and 28 at
Mariner Park. Although the
weather was less than
perfect this year, the parents
pitdied 10 10 make each day
a great success and the
children, of course, all had a
marvellouslmne.
On behalf of the Day
Nursery Committee and the
nursety school staff, I would
hie to thank all the parents
who attended and helped to
make the picnics so suc-
cessfuL
We also extend our sincere
appreciation to Zehrs, A & P
and the Harbour Park Inn
for their very generous done-'
tions Of, respectively,
donuts, !topsides and soft
drinks. I wish we hada photo
of the many delighted little
faces as the children helped
themselves to these treats.
&ncerely,
Susan Chan,
Secretary,
Goderkh Municipal
Day Nursery
Committee
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d daffodils has exceeded
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to all those who were so
generous when the can-
vassers called. A sincere
thanks to all those who can-
vassed. If anyone was miss-
ed and wishes to make a
donation, Mrs. Clark has the
envelopes.
•Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Weston of Toronto visited
last week for a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Mary
Rollinson and brother, Mur-
ray Rollinson.
The June meeting of, the
Auburn Women's Institute
.t .
rorirrAtil.ti tn. .4.60 '.91.mie
Auburn Community
Memorial Hall at 2 p.m. The
meeting will be in the charge
of Family and Consumers
Affairs conveners, Mrs.
John Stadelman and Mrs.
Gordon Powell. A lady from
Family andConunimity Ser-
vices will show pictures and
• speak on "The Family!".
Ever-yreeiswelcon
Donald Cartwright and Son
David Cartwright of RR2
Clinton attended the regional
bot of the Ontario Muirle
Loaders' Association held at
Chatham last weeken• d.
Larry Chamney of Saska-
toon visited with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Chamney for a co -wle d
days last week.
Mrs. Donald Cartwright
visited last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Rueger,
Danny, Terry and Wendy in
London.
Mrs. Kenneth McDougall
and Mrs. John Damn at-
tended the Westminster
Weekend '81 at Westminster
College in London last
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Ball games are the (Eder
of the day and last week the
Auburn ladies' slo-pitch
team went to Nile and the
game was called after four
Inman due to ram with the
score illibUrn 7 and ?Me 5.
• The men's slo-pftch team
•played Kingsbridge and the
• score was Kingsbridge 23
and Auburn 7.
The ladiessoftball game
With Benemller last Monday
resulted in a win for Auburn
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