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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-04-24, Page 20ODERICH3JGNAI STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 10 1115 Among those present at the annual Vimy Memorial Banquet of Legion Branch 109 on Apr. 18 were (Front) Vimy vet Jack McLaren, First War vet Ernie Pridham, First War vet Joe Snider and Firt War vet Sam Anderson. (Centre) First War vet Gordon Jamieson, Vimy vet . Clarence MacDonald, and Vimy vet Dick Cornish. (Back) Branch President John A. Mac- Donald, Vimy committee chairman Ray Barker and .the guest speaker Li. Col. Murray Wood CD. (Photo by Fred Bissett) CGIT plans bake sale The meeting opened on April 11 with the C.G.I.T. purpose and hymn with eight members present. Recipes were collected for the recipe book. Shannon McNeil and Angela Glenn prepared a game which all en- joyed. Jacqui Dawson and Sherry Hodges will bring one next week. The member's also practised the Jamboree Song. Ellen Errington read bible verses and a 0 -story about Easter for the worship. • The members sang a hymn, There was, a discussion about cleaning up the church lawn, having a guest speaker and more about Algonquin Park. The meeting ended with taps. Ten C,G,I.T. members opened the meeting with the purpose and hymn on April 18. MP T^mhoree Song was practispd Tisa Scott read the minutes from the last meeting. The members discussed having Mr. Grant Elson as a guest speaker on May 2. His topic is drugs and drug abuse. The girls decided to write down any questions they might) have. We decided to invite the young people and parents from Nile, Trinity and Don- nybrook churches. Jacqui Dawson and Sherry • Hodges prepared a game. Cindy Robson read a scripture story and prayer on the topic of Gossip. The booth on April 20 was discussed and the members decided to have a bake table to make extra money. The members played another game and closed the meeting with taps. Grade 2 studentsstudy Native people in class by Arletta Glenn and LeaAnne Livingston Mrs. Ottewell was the guest story reader in Mrs. Worsell's Grade Three class this week. The students in Grade two, Room six have begun a study of the five regions of Canada where Native People Live. They've been busy drawing pictures and maps, as well as reading stories about Indians. The two grade one classes visited the Garden Brothers Circus on Friday, April 19. Mrs. Cameron's kindergarten class has been busy making spring flowers, cow pup- pets and lady bugs. Miss Garland's kindergarten clan's has been working on alphabet trains with their partners from Mrs. Tebbutt's room. Mr. Sygi ve's class worked on activities CIVIC CORNFR Thursday, April. 25 -the Business Im- provement Area ( BIA) will meet at noon in the council chambers in town hall. Thursday, April 25 -the Landfill Commit- tee will meet in Goderich Township Hall, Holmesville at 3.30 p.m. Monday, April. 29-Goderich town coungiul will meet in council chambers at 7.30 p.rri! Tuesday, April 30 -the Police Commis- sion will meet at noon in council chambers. Wednesday, May 1 -the Maitland Cemetery Board will meet at 11 a.m. Wednesday, • May 1 -the Canada Day Committee will meet in council chambers at town hall at 1.15 p.m. about pussy willows this week. They also talked about the changes that Spring brings. They felt that the best change was that baseball' season begins. Mrs. Graham's Grade Four are building props for the concert. They are also starting to present their rock mineral projects and creating designs in art using chalk. Mrs. Blake had good attendance at Story Book Time this week. The pre-schoolers learned about cats by two books which Mrs. Blake read on the subject. Mrs. Graham's class helped the pre-schoolers make paper cats. " Mrs. Bere spoke to the parents of the pre- schoolers about skills children must have in order to be ready to learn to read. She show- ed some of the ways used to tell whether children had acquired these skills. Something for everyone! FEA�HBIt and FIj'q PET SHOP AT At SMITH'S FARM & GARDEN CENTRE • it 82 SOUTH STREET GODERICH PHONE 524-9522 �- �• --- Complete line of (.K, t- PET SUPPLIES PICAL FISH•GERBILS•HAMSTERS NARIES•BUDGIES•BIRDS FROM THE TROPICS AND MORE MacLyn Driveway Sealing Year-round protection for your asphalt driveway Local farmers at work A Bible Study meeting of the Ashfield Presbyterian Church was held Wednesday morning. at the home of Mary McLean, Duncan Thorburn of Amberley has returned home from hospital recently and is improving,nicely. Get well soon. On Friday afternoon Irma Henderson had a few friends and relatives in for a lovely lunch. They also viewed the many lovely shower and wedding presents that were given to her daughter and son-in-law Brenda and Gordon who were married recently. The W.M.S. monthly meeting of the Ashfield Presbyterian Church was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Dorothy Finlayson. Charles Mayme and Ken Wilkins had some of their fainly with them for dinner on Thursday evening. Three of the family are celebrating birthdays. They are; Jack, Sharon and Larry. Happy birthday. Visiting with Dorothy Finlayson on the weekend was her son and daughter-in-law Ian and Christina Finlayson of London. The community would like to send get well wishes to Lorne Luther who is under the weather. Get well quick Lorne. There are a number of local farmers now out on the land. Everyone take heart, the weather will improve soon. New Belarus, Universal Ebro, Rept ��M AIR IAS /W ORS 2 AND 4WHEEL DRIVE Finance at low, low interest, starting at 3.9 per cent with 30 per cent cash or trade-in or both. Balance financed from 1 year to 5 years. Riegling Farm Equipment LTD. 7 miles west of L.ucknow on Highway 86 395-5107 • • • • i • B00 RED LOCHALSH NEWS Kae Webestter°, 39S.Spe7 The community would like to welcome An- ton Schoenberger's• mother into the com- munity.Mrs. Schoenberger has come to the area from Germany. Anton is olithe former Jim MacKenzie farm. Barry, and Betty Jones were in Cambridge on Sunday to attend the 40th wedding an- niversary of Betty's aunt and uncle Bill and Marion Longdown. Sherry Jones of Guelph daughter of Barry and Betty Jones was at home for a few days to study for exams. Were I to count them one by one, My worries and my woes, I'd find all my ills and spills far more Than anybody knows I'd rather count my lucky stars Life's twinkling bit of fun And when I do, I'm telling you The task is never done! What's Your Home Worth? For A Free No'Obligation. Market Analysis{) . CALL 524-2111 ALL POINTS REALTY INC. Stanley Si. at Elgin :Aye. ii. ,r OHMAN-FISHER Terrilyn Fisher, of Overlope, Sweden, daughter of Terrence and Janet Fisher, of 258 Cameron Street, Goderich and Kenneth Ohman, of Overlope, Sweden were married Mar. 9, 1985. THE MARSH ®4141Fo® • • disabled men and Is women need your help. 'Q Please give generously, 'AS ®f ABILITY FUND IS ON! Many physically COUSIN" Inti t;aht�; f THE WORLD REFUSES TO WALK ON TIPTOE, 50 THAI WE MAY BE ABLE TO SLEEP. "Little Joe's" Bluewater Coffee Shop 355 BAYFIELD ROAD GODERICH 524-4331 .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J.M. CUTT LIMITED RED & WHITE FOODMASTER `91 VICTORIA STREET GODERICH WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. SUMMER STORE HOURS: OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon.-Sat....8:Q0 am to 9:00 pm Sunday...10t0O am 116.6:00 pm Prices in effect 'til closing Sat., 'April 27; 1985, or while quantities last. ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 59 & WHITE WHITE BREAD67Sg.L0AF • • CAMPBELL'S 10'FL. 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