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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-04-02, Page 24% SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, ARRIL 2,1980 G.D.C.I. placed first in its zone of 26 schools in the annual Junior Mathematics Contest. Several of the 49 G.D.C.I. students who participated placed highly In the contest. Placing In the top 10 per cent In all of Canada were, from left, Griff Murphy, Scott Wilson, Ron Vanderllnde, Ken Taylor, and Tom Foran. The students will receive Certificates of Distinction for their performances. (photo by Cath Wooden) Huronview news Frilly hats, long skirts order of the day Frilly Hats, and long skirts were the order of the day one Friday recently when Antique Day was held at Huronview. The Goderich Museum presented a display in the craft room • all day and the residents had a greaat time reminiscing. The dinner at noon in the main diningroom was suppose to simulate an old - fashion farm• 'meal. Special thanks to the Goderich Museum for bringing back so many memories to our residents, and to Mrs. Betty Rodgers and staff for the extra effort put forth with an excellent meal. Also, we would •like to thank all staff members and residents who .dressed ' up for the oc- casion. Participation is what makes days like this a success. Marie Flynn, Ken Dale, Lorne Lawson, Stewart McCall, Warren Whitmore, Wilson McCartney and our own Cecil Skinner and Jim Ruddock, combined forces and.presented Old Tyme Music on Monday afternoon. On Tuesday evening, we showed our ap- preciation " to our volunteers by slerving them a turkey supper in the main diningroom. We adjourned to the auditorium after our meal and there Frank Bissett started a program MacKay seniors hear flute solo before dance About 75 member&,,. of MacKay __-Centre. for Seniors and friends en- joyed ' a • program and dance at the Centre on Wednesday, March 26. Everett Sperling in- troduced the Master of Ceremonies, Jim Magee, who entertained with a blackboard demon- stration in economics and' reminisced about the "good old days" on the farm. Mr. Magee then in- troduced the soloists of • the evening. Miss Debbie Shaddiok, flutist, played the b utiful •Ave Maria accoipanied on the pian by Darrell Kloeze. Johh Meyers entertained wi two lively accordion s los - "Espana by aldelnu£f and "She Believes in Me" by Kenny Rogers The fine talent displayed by these young musicians was very much) appreciated by the audience. Music for the dance was provided by Francis Schram on the violin and Bruce Ryan on the guitar. --The--dance-rs e-n-jo-yed fox trots, waltzes, and square dancing. Horace Crawford was the capable caller. Two tickets for an organ recital were donated by Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jams for a draw. The iticky. winner was Mrs. JxiySrnith. Lunch` was served by Russ and Marg Alton, Grace Fuller, Irene Harnack and Helen Magee. The next event will be an evening of euchre, 500, and other games on April 9. An interesting meeting wilt take ' place on ;Thursday, April 10 at 2 p.m. : Richard Hewitt, New Horizons representative, will conduct a seminar on programs and ad- ministration of a Senior Citizens' Centre: All people who are interested are urged toattend this informative meeting. FROM 6 A.M. Featuring: • DAILY SPECIAL • BREAKFAST, LUNCH. DINNER • GREEK•DISHES q qi1� Fully licensed under the 4 L.C.B.O. 33 KINGSTON ST. 524-8168 tfSALTFORD VALLEY SS HALL FOR RENT SS 5 2 9 2 8 x; CALL ® , WELCOMES YOU! Juin us for i,iur BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH Daily from Noon to 2:30 Take the short teen minute drive t., Benmiller for lunch Our daily Businessmen's, menti includes soup. the t>pairi course. dessert and coffee Hut most important, we know your noon meal time is limited. We can have you in and out in as little as 45 minutes. .loin us' for lunch You'll enjoy the finest food available, prompt service and a great price! For Reservations please phone 524-2191 $c95 ONLY • RESERVATIONS REQUESTED Benmiller Inn. Nestled in Benmiller, Ont . just 7 kilometres east of ('m d€ric. h on Huron County Rodd 1, just off Highway 8 LICENSED UNDER THE L.L.B.O. - off by playing a selection on the piano. Elsie Henderson and Margaret' McQueen sang a duet called Golden Gate. Elsie then entertained the volunteers. with her dancing doll, . ac- companied by Frank at .. the piano. Margaret sang When the Dew is on the Rose accompanied by ,Elsie at the piano. John McTaggart played You Are My Sunshine on his mouth organ, Ruby McVittie played the piano. and a skit showing what happens when the'baby is allowed to play With the radio rounded'off the program. Radio announcers were Frank Bissett, Elsie Henderson, Mabel Garrow,, Margaret Murray and Margaret McQueen. The baby was Cecil Skinner. Our .-waistlines suffered again On Thursday when we indulged ourselves at the • Wesley -Willis Church luncheon. Margaret Mitchell, Grace Peck, Margaret Jackson, Maude' Leeming, Minnie Fowler, Mary Ross, Muriel Gibson and Miss Elder attended. from Huronview. - Sympathy is expressed to the families of Ephruim Clark, Mr, L. Cardiff, and Norman Lediet. Huronview would like to welcome William Fairbairn from Hensall, Francis Clarence Martin', and Pearl Rose Adler. Mr. Martin is from Seaforth and Pearl is from exeter. Don't forget to get your ticket on the giant Easter Egg• that was kindly donated by Bartliff's Bakery. Draw will be ori April 3rd at the staff coffee break. We hope everyone has received your copy of the Huronview News Bulletin and.. any suggestions or .. eontributions for the next issue which will be out the end of June would be appreciated. G.I).C.I. students show smarts 'Greg Wilson, a 16 -year-old Grade 11 student at G.D.C.I., placed in the top one per cent in the 1980 Junior Mathematics Contest. Over 26,000 students across Canada competed in the annual contest, sponsered by the University of Waterloo. Greg's name is—on -the ---Ontario -.and - Canadian Hoiior Rolls and he will be presented with the School Champion Medal. Greg's math teacher at G.D.C.I. is Mrs. Warr. (photo by Cath Wooden) Come and Enjoy A Delicious Nle: l - AT THE GODERICH RESTAURANT . STEAK HOUSE & TAVERN LTD FULLY LICENSED 42 WEST ST. SPECIAL SMORGASBORD FOR EASTER SUNDA_Y_. 4:30 p.m- - 8:00 p.m. We would appreciate reservations 524-7711 Special Smorgasbord prepared for the Easter occasion SALAD BAR - HOT SMORGASBORD DESSERT - BEVERAGE $7.50 ADULTS $3.95 COME AS YOU ARE Served in Dining Room Only CHILDREN UNDER 12 or Choose from our delicious menu in the Restaurant Open Easter Sunday 11:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Candlelight Restaurant & Tavern Bayfield Road GODERICH 524-7711 Licensed under L.L.B4O. ,R.pr,�.�.._,^::: i' Kf::Mp15Tw3}^1: �+'^•:.: tdy". .� THE GODERICH BIKE RIDE FOR CANCER. 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