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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-04-03, Page 38analis D' ICH SIGNAL -STAR, W> DASlaAY, APRIL B, 1985 41fITHDAY CLUB Huronview residents enjoy music programs Dear Captain Comet: My name is Nicholas Leddy and I am one year old today, Apr. 3. I live at 217 Britannia Rd. E. with my dog Candy, my eat Lulu, and my mommy and daddy, Sue and Jim. I'm having a party on Saturday and all my friends are coming! Bye for now Love Nicholas. Hi!' My name is Jamie Hallman and I will be five years old on April 7. I would like to join your birthday club. My sister Jennifer was nine on March 21. • I can't wait to start Kindergarten in the fall. Helloto all my friends and my Grand- ma McKee. Love, Jamie Board transfers two elementary school principals BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE Two principals in the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board will be transferred to other schools, but the school board still needs two more principals. St. Mary's Separate School in Hesson principal Jim Sterner will be transferred to Sacred Heart Separate School in Wingham this September. Sacred Heart principal Mary O'Malley is retiring this summer. St. Columban Separate School principal Joe MacDonald will take Mr. Steffler's posi- tion at the Hesson school. This will leave a vacancy at St. Columban. Also a principal is still needed to replace Gaeten Blanchette who has gone from being principal at St. Boniface Separate School in Zurich to superintendent of education at the board office. HURONVIEW - Marie Flynn with the toe - tapping rhythm of the Huron Strings kept ' the pace moving, as they played a number of lilting tunes ad and new. Some residents got up for a whirl around the hall, and it was good to see how much they were enjoying it. One volunteer Mike Botermans, has been a .great asset to Huronview. Mike 20, has a bubbling personality and a warm radiant quality, that seems to charm the residents young and old. There isn't anyone in the home, who hasn't had the chance of being in his company which brings cheer to help brighten their day. At noon on March 26, men and women Want no parking signs in front of school The Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board will ask the provin- cial ministry of transportation and com- munications for "no parking" signs in front - of St. Columban Separate School. Trustee Dave Durand said in the winter there are high snow banks in front of the school which fronts on to Highway 8. Also, transport trucks converge in the area to visit a restaurant located across the highway from the school. "The only way to stop the trucks from parking in front of the school is to put up no parking signs," said Mr. Durand. "We are concerned for the safety of our children," said trustee Ron Murray. He added the school board doesn't want to hurt the restaurant's business. Trustees said the matter was brought to the . board's attention by St. Columban school principal Joe MacDonald. It was also noted that at one time, a driver of a car travelling on the highway had to stop to direct a school bus out of the school parking lot. Trucks blocked the bus driver's vision. TID BITS from 1st North enjoyed a meal 01 Dlxle Lee fish and salad. Everyone remarked that it was a real treat. As the days go by, residents from the other floors will have their turn. Thanks goes to the staff who organize these extra events. Mildred and Ross Merrill were at Huron - view on March 27 to show their slides of the Yukon. Having fully recovered from his surgery, Ed Stiles was back again playing everyone's favorite pieces on the chapel organ. Some residents went to Clinton for their weekly stint at bowling. On Friday afternoon Larry and Darlene Howe and son Rob of St. Catharines presented an inspirational program u, sacred gong and music. While singing, Larry @nd Darlene accompanied themselves on guitars. The audience was quite impressed with the sincerity of this young couple and whose testimony: warmed the hearts of everyone. Darlene is a grand- daughter of Huronview resident Mabel Scott. Darlene claims to have inherited her singing voice from Mabel, and that could very well be. We wish to thank Larry and Darlene who through their message of song, bestowed upon us their rich blessing. Sunday afternoon entertainment was presented by the Seaforth Legion Branch 156. President Mr. Henry Ziler introduced the performers. Jim Rose played a medley of lively tunes play,ed on the piano. The Md- Quaid sisters of Seaforth come frolm a farm ly of talented musicians and very popular _ or#es. Madonna„ .and Ann Marie whg,:are, ceptional violinists, their numbers brilliant- ly played, and accompanied at the piano by their mother Mrs. McQuaid; who is an ac- complished musician. The highlight or the program was the unique performance of the girls doing a step -dance routine; while play- ing their violins. Mabel Scott thanked the guests. To the family of the late Mrs. Alma Davis, sympathy is expressed. Wednesday, April 3rd to Monday, April 8th OPEN EASTER MONDAY 9:00 AM -9:00 PM ALL Penman's Pants 050 Lorene Love of Goderich is proud to an- nounce the graduation of her daughter Bren- da from Conestoga College, Brantford, Registered Nursing Division. Brenda received her Registered Nurse Certificate of Competence in March, 1985. She is presently working at the Goderich Alexan- dra Marine And General Hospital in Goderich. MacLEAN Socks PKG. OF 3 -- 9-9 Optometrists & Ophamologists Precriptions. Filled Promptly 700-800 Frames Designer, European, & Regular Styles Repairs While You Wait • Lab on premises • Gold soddering on metal frames HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 9-5:30 Sat. 9-12 OPEN: MON.-FRI. 9:30-9:00; SAT. 9:30-6:00 SUNCOAST MALS, - GODERICH 4