The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-02-14, Page 310 t() s
BY N.E.401AVir
.The tegular meethIg0
-, Legion Branch 09was.
held in the .1.4hilee ROor•
o the branch an-TuesdaY,
February . 5 with
President Roy, Mugford
in the chuir.
The membership
ehairman—Bill----McLead
preaenteds. •-the aP-
plications 4 3.5 fraternal
members for .renekval of
membership in Branch
109.
A motion was passed te
retain the present
G.D.C.I.
BY D.R. BUNDY
Over 100 music
studnt irofti th,
Goderich District
Collegiate visited the
University of Western
Ontario Alumni Hall last
Tuesday, to hear music
by the world-famous
Canadian Forces Central
Band.
Invitations had been
sent out by the Armed
Forces Band to Secon-
dary. Schools in the
Lon don -and surrounding
notninaj rolVot honorary
t#A., .1.1.4,:bera till !the list is
• align r view.eri next-
' PageMber for 1981.
Let were were read
acknowledging the
; transfer of the 13rOwnhig
machine gun to the Huron
County Mils earn and
thanking the Branch for
„party apd a band in the
Santa clew parade. .
A large tri -service print
has been placed ,,above
the front entrance of the
Jubilee R00•1: and a
motion was approved to
music stu
place a light above this
displaY.
Comrade Ray Barker,
the Stickand e are
Chairman, reported the
following in hosPitd1 as of!
FebrUary . 5: Alexandra
.Marine • and General -
Harold • Hibbert, I3en
Wilcox, Sam McNall,
-Mary Vickers-, Harry
Phillips, Bill
George Hill, Charlie
Wilsen, Bill Huff; Archie
Barber, and Joe Mom-
bourquetta; Victoria -
Mel Bennett and Don
McLeod and John
a
GOrogRICli SIONAVEltAR,
olisor student public speaking
Th.urlow is $4.
Joseph's, London, Jack
• McIntyre is in hospital in
Moncton N.B. In West-
minster are Dave Wilson,
Bert Mohring,
McGill, Jack Kempson,
Frank Sheldon and W.
Michie. .Members
reported sick at home are
Chrig Brownlee, Alex
Smith, Harvey Johnston
Leroy Taylor, Ken Jones,
Les Pitblado, Charlie
Cadman, Bob Oauley,
Max McFarlane and John
Doherty.
• Sports • chairman,
Eleanor Worsell,
dents tray
enjoyment, from opera
and classical through to
modern dance and disco
music. A series of ex-
cerpts of themes from
present-day TV shows
was a special hit with the
students with everyone;
trying to be the first to
guess the name of the TV
series or show that the
song was from.
Most of the students
expressed a desire to
repeat such a trip and the
Music Booster Club,
which met last Wed -
areas, and GDCI was one
of the schools which took
advantage of_ the op-
portunity to hear this
great band music.
Hugh McGregor and Al
Mullin, music teachers at
GDCI, both felt that the
students benefitted a
• great deal from the trip,
and were pleased with
how the students enjoyed
all aspects of the music
performed by the band.
The music covered the
entire range' of musical
reP6ertOgf !t,at amixed scheduled for April 9 and
bowling tOtiruament is to the branch was qgiven
be held on February 9 and notice of the annual
that members are invited Interclub dinner which is
to sign up for mixed to be held on May 3 at the
euchre hi the lounge on arena and is sponsored
March 8 at 12:30. ' this year by the Kinsmen
The' branch sponsored C-10'
public speaking contest Ways and Means
for students from the Chairman, r Bert •Such,
1n('1 _pithlic and higk- reported- that- -tickCto-are
schools will be held in the available in the canteen
, "jubilee ' Room on for the annual trip by bus
" February 29 at 7:30 p.m. to Bay City for their St.
The winners will CompetePatrick !,s celebration.
in the Zone Legion public- •
Motions were passed to
s eakin cOntest .
donate $25 to support the
.The Vimy dinner is Ladies' Auxiliary Zone
el to London to hear Forces
nesday evening, let the
music students and their
leachers know_ that. _they
would be providing as
much ' as si sta.nce as
possible to see that other
opportunities would be
forthcoming.
The Booster Club,
under the leadership of
President Hat Claus, will
be helping out with plans
and fund-raising -for the
up -coming Bay City Band
exchange. Various
committees were
organized to help out with
ilful damage increases here
There were several
incidents of wilful
damag.e in Goderich over
last weekend. Police
Ohief Pat King reports
_ that such inc_ident3 are uP..
over last year so far.
.On Saturday, February
9 four windows were
broken in Larry Jeffrey's
Beach Hut causing!. $80
damage.
On Sunday, February
10 a pay phone at the
'corner of Montreal Street
and the Square and a pay
phone outside Mac's Milk
were damaged. rear
tail light was kicked out
of a car parked on
Bennett Street. A pop
m a chin e autt e
Granger's TV Sales and
Service on South Street
was damaged. A window
in a van on Park Street
was broken causing $75
damage.
On Monday, February
11 it was reported that the
. seats had been slashed in
a bus parked just off
Huron Road causing
$1,000 damage.
On Tuesday, February
12 it was reported that
some _old lawn_mowers -
had been stolen from
e has
d.
car
Argyle Marine. On
since been recovere
There was One
accident in town during
the week. On Saturday,
February 9 at 1:50 a.m. a
driver hit a cement
retainer wall on the St
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„ BY JOANNE,
BUCHANAN
Rick Moffatt of London
won 3500 in the Ron Over the past couple of
Feagan Memorial years a concern for a
Grandstand lottery, this recreational gymnastics
-week—with: lucky, tie ke-t ---prograirrira-s-15eorwiea--a-e!
number 1013. by parents in Goderich to
the recreation depart-
ment.
Bebause of the lack of
equipment, the program
has not been feasible.
However, Roger Bois,
gymnastic instructor, in
co-operation with the
recreation board, is now
considering the purchase
of some gymnastics
equipment.
The need for funds is
quite evident and
therefore, a Wintario
grant will be applied for.
This will cover 50 per cent
of the cost and the other
can be seen March 12.
50 per cent has to be
raised from within the
community.
All of this means that a
,group of interested
parents is needed to form
This will hi tuilit
enable the recreation
board to get the Wintario
funding as the grant must
be applied fdr a by a club
and not the board itself.
If you are interested in
seeing your child become
involved in gymnastics,
perhaps you would sit on
this committee? •
If so, please 'call Roger
Bois (524-2726) , or Jane
Netzke (524-2125).
A meeting is being
planned fpr early March
regarding this matter
and you will be called
about the date and times.
if you indicate an in-
terest.
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The program Land
'lies. which last week's
column stated would be
aired February 20 on TV
Onthrio, Channel! 2, has
been pre-empted for an
opera and will not be
aired now until April 2.
Land Ties features Neil
,ind Anna Lowey who live
near Goderich. It is' one
program in a series'
— entitled New Roots:
Another program in the
rhes, entitled No Moss,
features the late Bill
1.1110tt of Goderich and
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uniforms, transportation, interested in helping to
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Other people in the
community who are
TV V
.invitational bowling, and
to allow the finance
chairman to, make the
tisual donation to the
local Pd arch of Dimes,.
The floor approved a
motion to place smoke
filtration units in the
Jubilee Room, the Vimy
Court Lounge and the
canteen „
Prizes and. Ia ues are
to be , purchased for the
scpoenateksintagnts in the public
It was decided that the
• branch will send the
president-elect to the
Dominion Convention in
Band
McGregor or Mr. Mullin
at the high school.
The-next-meetingofthe-
Booster Club will be held
at GDCI on the evening of
February 20 at 7:30 pm.
Alpe in Penticton,
A motion was also
approved to start the.
general meetings one half
hour earlier sltr at 7:30
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