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Everything from bouquets to video-tapes were featured at the bridal show at The Livery in
Goderich on Sunday when local people planning their weddings were catered to by local
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Order history book now
Orders are now being taken for the Port
Albert history book. If the history book is
ordered and paid for before publication, the
cost will be $20. After publication the price
cannot be guaranteed. Orders may be plac-
ed at Petrie's General Store. The number of
books printed will be based oh the amount of
orders received.
Any family histories or pictures which you
wish to be included in the history book must
be given to Mary Crawford within the next
week.
• The 150th Lottery Draw was held,Satur-
day, March 8 at the 50's and 60's dance. Win-
ners were Pat Marvin, • Michigan $300;
Marie Park, Dungannon $100, and Betty Lou
Dalton, Kingsbridge $100.
The 50's and 60's dance was well attended
and enjoyed by all. Many thanks to Ken
Dickson for organizing this event.
To help celebrate Port Albert's 150th .the
ladies of Christ Church . are selling com-
menorative plates. For further information
call 529-7130.
The -card party which had to be cancelled
due to weather conditions will now be held
Friday. March 14 at 8:00 a.m. Ladies please
bring lunch. This will be the last card party.
Isabelle Doherty hosted a bridal shower in
her home for Sherri Stewart on March 9.
Dan Greene, resident of Port Albert, is
travelling to South Carolina during the
winter break.
Mary Lynn Doherty, who is attending col-
lege in London, was home visiting . for a
week. `
Class enjoys pizza party
BY MICHELLE GLENN s
AND HEIDI ZOETHOUT
On Feb. 26, Mrs. Campbell's Grade 7 class
at Robertson Public School had a pizza par-
ty for raising the most "L'il Chimer"
money. Mrs. Smith and her baby girl came
to join in the fun: -This party was held over
the lunch hour.
-4 Also, Mrs. Campbell's class made papier
inache heads in art class. •
Grades 7 and 8 are busy .doing their
Science projects which are due Apr. 1.
The Grades 7 and 8 are playing in-
tramural basketball. The girls have nine
teams and the boys have six teams.
On Mar. 7, the Robertson pupils were let
out at 2:30'p.m. for the March Break. They
will return on Mar. 17.
Starting Mar. 18 and continuing every
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Grade 1 hada wonderful -'time luring -
Fairy Tale Week. They really enjoyed the
activities. It was'also a learning experience
to meet the different teachers.
In Grade 8, two pupils from each class are
working on a project for their classmates to
do. This is going.to be about the Grasslands
of the Southern Continents.
Grade 7C students are doing Art Paces in
art. They also went skating on Mar. 5 for
their last time this year.
On Mar. 4, 7 B and the lunch room
groupies stuffed Easter Seal envelopes. The
Lions',.Club,thanks those who helped.
Mrs. Campbellwill be leaving Robertson
and Mrs. Smith will be returning after the
March Break to teach 7A.
Club starts etiquette project
HOLMESVILLE-"Please and Thank
You" "Hello! How are you?'r'
The Hohnesville II 4-H Club has started
once again. This spring the topic is Eti-
quette for the 80s. The first meeting was
held on February 22 at leader, Bev Van
Ninhuy's.
The first meeting consisted of the election
of officers, The results were: president -
Linda Brand, vice -president -Diane Brad-
shaw; secretary -Laurie Littlechild;
treasurer -Julie Baker; press reporter -Janet
Ducharme. The assistant leader is Denise
Brand.
Members then said the 4-H pledge and sat
down to start reading in their books. They
learned the correct way to introduce so-
meone and the correct way to set up a buffet
GIvIc CORN R
On Wednesday, Mar. 12 at 11 a.m., the
Goderich police commission will meet at
the Duchess Room of the Bedford Hotel
and the utility coordinating committee will
meet at town hall.
On Thursday, Mar. 13 at 10 a.m., the
Huron County agricultural and property
committee will meet in the council
chambers at the Courthouse, 1
On Mar. 13 at 8:30 a.m., the Goderich ad-
ministration and personnel committee will•
meet at town hall, at noon, the parks and
waterfront committee will meet at town
hall and at 7 p.m., LACAC will meet in the
Mayor's office, town hall.
On Friday, Mar. 14 at 10 a.m., the Huron
County road committee will meet in the
coli it chambers at the Courthouse.
On Monday, Mar. 17 at 7:30 p.m.,
Goderich council Will meet at town hall.
On Tuesday, Mar. 18 at 10 a.m., the
I$uron County social services comniittee
will meet in the council chambers at the
Courthouse.
On Mar. 18 at 7 p.tn., the Goderich works
and property committee will meet at town
hall.
On Thursday, Mar. 27, at 10 a.tn., Huron
County council will meet in the council
chambers at the Courthouse.
table and the proper manners at the table.
The smack was provided by Bev.
The second meeting of the Holmesville II
4-H Club was held on March 1 at Bev's. A
new member was welcomed to the club.
The meeting started with vice-president,
Diane Bradshaw, leading in the 4-H pledge.
The minutes from the last meeting were
read. The treasurer's report was given with
a balance of $21.98.
The meeting consisted of reading about
the correct way to answer the telephone and
take a message, the proper way to sena out
invitations and replies and the correct way
to set the table for meals and how to be a
good host/hostess. Members then. decided
-on a club name, The After Eights.
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