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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-06-11, Page 34PAGE 14 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 11, 1966 BIRTHDAY CLUB Hello! My name is Abby McLellan and I will be three years old on Friday, June 13. In this picture I am being silly with my big brother, Ben, and our little cousin, Joel. I just can't wait for my birthday - it wil be a lucky day. Bye for now Abby Hi, I'm Ashlee Mary -Grace Littlechild and I live at RR 2 Goderich with my brother Mat- thew and my mom and dad (Chris and Nick). I was one year old June 2, and had a big party on Sunday. Tr My name is Marc Miller and I'm going to be 4 years old today June 11. Saturday I'm go- ing to have a party, with my cousins and friends. I had a great year and just loved go- ing to nursery school. Please wish a "Happy Birthday to all of my Grama's, Aunt Jane and Uncle Ron who celebrate birthdays this month. Thank you for letting me join your Birthday Club. See you next year! Love Marc The Dungannon and Area Nursery School held their graduation 'at Wawanosh Park on June 3: Those graduating are, back row, from left, Ricky Stewart,, Benjamin Upthegrove, Dillon Moore, Justin Brown, Bill Culbert and LindsayIrvin. Front row, Heather Irvin, Catherine Wilkins, Danielle Wagar, B.J. Tideswell, Jfllian Robertson and Katie McNeill. ( Alan Rivett photo) y Recreation Department IA/1 The Goderich Recreation Department The Ontario Tennis Association will be hosting a FREE INSTRUCTIONAL TENNIS CLINIC on 0 Saturday, June 21, 1986 from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. • at JUDITH GOODERHAM PARK (Tennis Courts) This Clinic will be of interest to the novice and the more advanced tennis enthusiasts. All equipment is provided. All you need is an enthusiastic interest in tennis. Please pre -register for this clinic by June 16, 1986 -by calling the Recreation Department at 524- 2125. • OPEN TO PEOPLE OF ALL AGES • Potatoes, sheep and exhibits are judged at Huron 4-H judging day My name is Aveleigh Joy and I live in Goderich with my Mom and Dad, Karen and Earl and our pets Patches, Nibs and Scruf- fy. I will be two years old tomorrow. I want to wish my cousin Angie a `Happy Birthday' next week. And wish my Daddy a `Happy Father's Day' on Sunday. Aveleigh Gateman Over 100 4-H members from across Huron County participated in a 4-H Judging Day May 31 in Clinton. The participants judged potatoes, sheep, educational exhibits, and running shoes. Their placings were compared to those of the official judges. The competitors also gave oral reasons which were marked. Elizabeth Stewart, number 1, Dublin won the United Co-operatives of Ontario Trophy for high score overall and the C.I.L. Trophy for highest score In the senior division. Donna Johnston,,number 2, Bluevale was awarded the Cyanamid of Canada Award for the top intermediate score. -David Jones, number 2, Clinton was the 'top junior and the C.N.E. Novice Shield went to Karen Campbell, number 5, Seaforth. Summer School '86 The Huron County Board of Education offers the following courses at Central Huron Secon- dary School from Wednesday, July 2nd to July 25th, 1986. A. SECONDARY July 2nd to July 25th 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. IMPROVEMENT COURSES English"IG' Mathematics 1G French 1G English 1A Mathematics 1A French 1A English 2G Mathematics 2G Science 1G English 2A Mathematics 2A History 1G English 3G Mathematics 3G English 3A Mathematics 3A English 4G Mathematics 4G English 4A Mathematics 4A B. ELEMENTARY July 2nd to July 18th 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Grade 7 - Remedial English Grade 7 - Remedial Mathematics Grade 7 - Remedial English and Mathematics Grade 8 - Remedial English Grade 8 - Remedial Mathematics Grade 8 - Remedial English and Mathematics C. DRIVER EDUCATION July 2 to July 11 9 a.m.1012:15 p.m. FEES: Secondary Free Elementary Free Driver Education $90.00 Application forms may be picked up at all public and secondary schools in Huron County by calling the principal. School: 482-3471 Keith Allen Principal "Summer School '86" Home: 524-2556 Bengal tigers perform at African Lion Safari Eddy, a Bengal tiger, at African Lion Safari at RR. 1, Cambridge, is trying to take n cat nap. However, Jon and Less, Eddy's bouncing baby Bengal boys want to have some feline fun with their father. The eight -week-old cubs are pur-r-fectly playful and will not allow Eddy to rest. This feline father rides an Asian elephant in the all new Elephant Festivalperformance, which can be seen daily this season at the wildlife park. African Lion Safari will be honoring dads on their special day, Sunday June 15, by giv- ing one father in every vehicle the oppor- tunity to ride an elephant. After the expedi- tion our courageous pops can redeem a coupon to receive a free pop. Et'en though most fathers will be relaxing on their special day, Eddy will not be a pampered paw as he must make showtime! Jon and Les think their dad is the cat's meow and will be following in his paw prints as they begin to train- for the' animal performance. If you are as curious as a cat to see Eddy and the boys perform, celebrate Father's Daywith your dad at African Lion Safari. It's Incredible! NI1 PIIYAIENS 11 1 11C111,18 * P1118 INSTA1111AfillWAIICI* n XEEPCOM IN Inio a . ,, ,,�..,,, .: % ��,:; •, /Y r r t limited: time y,:'i',�''�''' ''!t•'r';!dcr. % r•/.,i•. rff.... '// ,/ .,��` A* Oil gas fieatiing, se : ,/J, Y, -:!b �'i''rf'i i' `.%': .,i %f�{'- J�!•�:i� ", 3,iyi.rf s5�/:.:5'^:% ,Y rf,�� . �r r.�f W'r�! !� .'9lr•'il +, :, • ,;�;r./,. 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