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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-12-08, Page 13IP Bowers reumes seniors' presidency At the Dungannon and area seniors' meeting on Wednesday : evening, December 1, Ted Bowers resumed the presidency of the clubs. Plans were discussed for the Christmas pot luck din- ner •to be held at Dungannon United Church on Wednes- day, December 15 at 12:30 noon. It was also decided that each couple should br- ans, something for first and . second course. A program is to follow the meal. Social News On Saturday, Jim and Margaret. Errington attend - NI the -lamer family Christmas get-together at Haysville • Community Cen- tre near • New Hamburg Among the family members present was Margaret's 80 - year -old mother, Mrs. Wesley Daluner of Cam- bridge who broke her hip two months ago. Marvin Smith, 65 .of Chatham, ,formerly of Dungannon, died of a heart attack on Saturday, December 4 before reaching hospital" in Chatham. Burial was on Monday in Wingham at 3:30 p.m. Sincere sym- pathy is extended to his wife Evelyn and other family members. A very enjoyable time was had on Thursday afternoon when the W.I. members and. their guests, as well as the UNGANNON DOINGS M®i i® Perko 15213-771E1 Reverend and Mrs. Roberts, enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner with all the trimrn, ings served by the U.C.W. members. Guest speaker was the Reverend Roberts who spoke on "Wales" much �tooj everyone's delight as his ...alk was- ms's ern at we and delivered with much good humor. Mrs. Bessie McNee visited with her cousin Evelyn Ir- vine in Kincardine on Thursday evening. John Bere, Maylin and David of London visited on Sunday with Mrs. Mary Bere. Beth Hodges is a patient in Wingham hospital. The death occurred near London on Friday morning of eight-year-old Nicole (Nicky) Leishman of Dashwood in a single car ac- cident. Nicole, along with her sisters, Wendy and Wan- da and brother, Frank at- tended Brookside School when they resided at Belfast with their father Frank. Burial *as in Maitland Cemetery, Goderich on Tuesday with arrangements in charge of Stiles Funeral Home. Sympathy is extend- ed to the Grant Curran fami- ly as Sandy is an aunt of Nicole. There were 14 tables of euchre in play at Brookside School on Wednesday even- ing sponsored by the Dungannon and area seniors. Nels Pearson was high scorer for the men with a 67 and Elsie Irvin had a 74 for lady's high score. The low scores were Jack Err- ington with a 43 and Jodi Kerr witha38. Brookside Broadcast By Christina Farrish and Marcia Hoak Last Friday, 250 students went skating and only 49 stayed at the school., We are glad to see so many taking the opportunity to get on the ice. Room 12 made popcorn last Friday also. On Monday, Mr. Puddy, from near St. Fielen's, gave an interesting presentation on bees to Rooms 1 and 8. His son, Cedric Puddy, is in Room 1. Mrs. Bere's Grade 3 Reading Group successfully finished a unit of in- dividualized reading on "Monsters" .' When the fog cleared at the arena on Wednesday, the Islanders had defeated the Shooters 7-4 in boys' hockey. Marty Rivett led the way with five goals, with singles going to Scott McMichael and Mark McConnell. Scor- ing for the Shooters were Brian Gruendler, . Donnie Gammie, Leroy Dougherty and Walter Martin. The junior and senior choirs have been busy prac- tising for the Christmas con- cert which is to be held on December 16. On December 3, Tony Mc - Quail, the Huron County Board of Education trustee in this area, came to the school and visited the classrooms. The Students' Council had a record hop at noon hour on December 3 and they were very pleased with the par- ticipation. Because of changes in routine due to practise for the Christmas, concert, the fall term for volunteers end- ed on Friday. Both teachers and students are grateful to all those who participated in the program. Some have ex- pressed interest in continu- ing during the winter term and others wish to come again in the spring term when the weather is more dependable. Goderich Civic Corner Goderich Town Council will meet Monday, December 1 i at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers, town hall. The Committee of Adjustment will meet Tuesday, December 14 at 7 p.m. in the council cham- bers, town hall. The inaugural session of Huron County Council will be held Tuesday, December 14 at 2 p.m. and will continue to Wednesday, December 17 in the council chambers, Court House, Goderich. The Katimavik sponsor committee will meet Wed- nesday, December 15 at 10 a.m. in town hall. The Planning Board will meet Wednesday, December 15 at noon in the town hall. 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