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The grade 8 class presented a play, The Truth Telling
Machine at the Brookside Public School spring concert
Thursday evening, May 5. From the left are: Scott
Hackett, Audrey Bos, Lianne Creighton, Christine Simp-
son, Buetta Martin and Cathy Dow. They are students of
Don Cameron. ( Lucknow Sentinel photo)
Brookside school holds spring concert
(Intended for last week)
Brookside Public School
held their spring concert on
May 4. The program began
with the senior choir singing,
There's No Business Like
Show Business, and Seventy
Six Trombones, with a drill
by the Grade 5 boys and the
Dungannon Majorettes with
a baton drill. The choir sang,
A Simple Melody, which fea-
tured Donna Raynard and
Marcia Soak step dancing
along with Grade 7 and 8
girls, doing the Charleston.
Grade one presented the
Wizard of Oz with pictures
they had drawn and recita-
tions.
Grade 8 played three num-
bers on their recorders, fol-
lowed by a fine presentation
by the Primary Choir led by
Mrs. Worsell.
A play, The Truth Telling
Machine, was put on by
Grade 8 and Leroy Dough-
erty and Marty Rivett played
a number on their guitars.
The .senior choir sang,
Doing What Comes Natur'-
Ily with Heidi Filmore, Marty
McQuillin and Angela Mil-
lian all doing solos.
Mr. Liddle's Grade 6 did a
presentation on Pirates with
a jig, pantomime, a fashion
show and some readings.
A girls kick line added to
the song, Wells Fargo, sung
by the senior choir. Mr.
Hazlitt and some Grade 7
boys and girls made an Inch-
worm for the song called,
Inchworm and the last song
was a round of Good-byes.
Huron County Health Nur-
ses did fluoride treatments
as part of the Dental pro-
grams. They were at the
school May 2, 3 and 4.
The Grade 8 class was
dressed up on May 5 for their
Graduation pictures. The
Grade 6 and 7 classeswent to
the Science Circus in God-
erich at the Livery Theatre on
May 6.
Grade 8 went to the
Walkerton Music Festival on
May 2 to play the soprano,
alto and tenor recorders with
Leroy Dougherty on guitar
and Christine Simpson play-
ing the autoharp. They play- /
ed a medley.. of English Folk
songs and won first prize for
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their effort.
Mrs. Jefferson's Grade 1
class brought in cookie recip-
es and made a Mother's Day
Cookie Cookbook to give to
their mothers on Sunday.
Claire Bedard re-elected as Branch president
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The May general meeting
of Won Branch 109 was
held in the Jubilee Room_ of
Coderiich Legion Branch 109
with over 60 480nbers pre-
sent and President Claire
Bedard in the chair.
The annual nomination
and election of branch of-
ficers and committee
chairmen was conducted by
Zone Commander Robert
Chapman assisted by the
Zone • Commander -Elect
Glenn Bridge of Brussels.
Comrade Claire Bedard
was again elected branch
president for the 1983-84
Legion year. Other officers
elected at this meeting
were: John Macdonald, first'
vice-president; Alvin
Blackwell, second vice -
'president; Margaret Ker -
nick, secretary; and
Clarence Hoy, treasurer.
Committee chairmen
elected at this meeting
were: Roy Mugford,
finance; Walter Sheardown,
service bureau; Bea Dowell,
sports; Eleanor Worsell,
house; Les Riley, veterans
and community service;
Ray Barker, sick and
welfare; Howard Carroll,
poppy; Harold Beadle,
entertainment; Neil Shaw,
public relations; Maurice
Wilkinson, Youth Education
and Alvin Blackwell, leader-
ship and planning. Other
chairmen required to com-
plete the executive will be
appointed by the new ex-
ecutive • at their first
meeting.
Following a visual presen-
tation of the lans furl the andD.E!TuriMeim.
construction of an 'elevator President Bedard rented
on the northwest side of the that he completed the bike-a-
L,egion building, • the thou ride for cancer and col
members passed a motion.to lected `$300 in pledges from
allow the elevator commit- members. The branch will
tee to proceed, with this pro- also donate $5 to the cancer
Pct. The names of all fund for each member of the
members who donate to this 'Ladies' Auxiliary who . took
project will be permanently part in the ride for cancer.
displayed in the elevator The property chairman
vestibule. reported that the bricks on
The following ordinary the southwest corner of the
members were added. to the building require repairing
nominal roll of Branch 109: and that the replacing of the
J.M. Graham, J.M. Murphy tiles in the ceiling` of the
and J.M. Lochan. New Jubilee Room `will be
associate members accepted delayed until the Can-
by the Branch are: G.K. struction of the elevator is
Vandenburgh, K. McLeod, completed.
N. Smith, T.A. Thompson, The sick and welfare
M.J. Bordeau and L. Smale. chairman reports the follow -
New fraternal affiliates are: Mg in hospital as of May 8:
T.W Jansen, B. Kolkman, Alexandra, Marine and
R.J. Phillips, J.P. Rivers General, H. Hibbert, C.
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The branch president will
present a trophy for best
dress and deportment and
take part in the presentation
of a new flag at the annual
parade of the 532 Squadron
of the Royal Canadian Air
Cadets.
The branch passed a mo-
tion to donate $100 to the
North Huron Big Brothers
Association. A letter from a
Mrs. Remington of KIncar,
dine requestiing information
on the Port Albert airport
wan put in the branch
bulletin. Anyone with infor-
mation on this airport is ask-
ed to forward it to Mrs• Dave
Remington, P.Q. Box 1046
Kincardine NOG 2GO.
The branch is sponsoring a.
bus tour of several
neighbouring Legion bran-
ches on Saturday, June 18.
The joint installation of the
officers and executive
members of the branch and
the auxiliary will be held on
Saturday, May 28 commenc-
ing at 7 p.m. A dance will
follow at 9 o'clock. The next
general meeting of the
Branch will, be held on Tues-
day, June 7 at 7:30 p.m.
WINGHAM and DISTRICT
DIABETIC ASSOCIATION
are holding a meeting
at the
Alexandra Marine 8 General Hospital
THURSDAY, MAY 19th, 1983
at 8:00 p.m.
(Auxiliary Room)
The object is to form
a local GoderichGroup.
You are cordially invited to attendl
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