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PAGE 2A—=GODERICH S-IGN.A,-STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1976
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Foresters taise"..„s
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• .Despite .tne weatherman's
efforts: to defeat the'
Foresters, over $7,000 was
pledged to -the stiowmobiiers.
-for the club - •one half to go to•
cancer research, .one-half to
Forester sponsored
recreational activities in the
corm mun ity
Herrnan Fisher has been
renamed. The One. Man
Marathon by the Foresters.
Mr, Fisher raised $18.681/2 per
mile or$934.25.for the 50-thile
course.. .
lien Graham earned $6.55
per utile; Jim •Harrison, $6
per mile Eric Moore, $4.21
per mile; and , Rod John-.
ston$4 05 • • per rnile.
Several ladies made the full
.circuit along with the men.
Christine Smale .raised
•$3.30 per rnrle; •Eileen•Siilib,.
$2:34 per mile; ••and. •Vivian
Graharii; $1 per mile..
• "The Foresters•real•ly-want
to thank everyone who took
paxtr .:co_mrnented . Mr.
,Moore 'It was a,poor day to :
be out but. :the results -were
good.
A euchre party will be held
follow
at the Foresters' ball on
February 18 at 8p.m. to
which' everyone is invited. At
that :time; prizes will be
_awarded for the snowmobile
marathon and the'reinainder
of thea outstanding pledges
will be collected.
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SINCE 1894
ORIGINAL COLD MILL
AT THE RAILWAY TRACKS IN BLYTH
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HOUSETOHOUSE.
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GDCI STUDENTS
`Saturday it Sunday
Febru�r
Organized by ODC1 $.fudents'and
tlyderOof the Eastern Star.
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5-041-7 OS name President
Slade succeedsA�nslie
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Lawrie Slade of Clinton .Was
pickecLas.tha neW„presid nt,Qf
the Bluewater Shrine Club'at
Goderich last Wednesday'
January 48, ..He ;succeeds
Brian Ainsl,ie.of Goderich.,•
Other• officers elected. •in
clude: Fred Willert•o•f.grand
Bend, first vice-p,residetat;,
Turnbull_ of• Brussels,
second vice-president„ Ken S
Flett of Clinton auditor
W alter Newcombe of 'Clinton,
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.reasurer • Pill- Johnston of
Gode:rich, secretary.
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.pVaed d•i•rectors:' were
Harry Hainilton , of . Grand
Bend Les Habkirky
eaforth, Birt Goole of ,,.
Goaer ieh,.' Ross. Sooty of -
Brucefield,•. D'iek .Carter of`•,;
Clinton •B,ab . Drysdale
Hensall, ,Orville • Wallis of.
Watford; `Gord"Ken:t. 'of ..•:
London Bill Turnbull of
'Brussels, Ron Forster of
Lucknow, Al Lobb. of Cep,.
tralia, George Cameron -'of
W ingham, and Art Hodgins. of
Parkhill. `Doug Morgan of.
Clinton was named chairman
o`f. the ways and means
committee.
•The new executive was
installed by Frank Harkness.
of London, Potentate of the
Mocha Temple.
Rotary •
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wend CBC';s Tommy Hunter
Stew.
For her work in pronhoting
Spanish dance, she was
awarded the Bronze • Plaque
of Merit by' the Government
ofSpain. •
Other program highlights
Uy t orchestra are
'Schubert's Overture to
Ro•samunde, • 'Strauss' Blue
Danube, Dvorak's •Hollen-
tanz, Zapateado by Sarasate,
and Dances from. .Estancia by
Ginastera.
. Concert tickets are.
available from Campbell•'s,
crl„•-ir" �Gr4,'rieh.
: Ormandy Jewellers; • Sun= '
coast Mall, Goderiell. and: in
Clinton at the News -Record.
As one of -.the Goderich'
Rotary Club's community
service -projects °.with.. • at,:
sponsorship -cif the
Foundation; • ticket prices
'have been -'kept . at the at:.:.
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tractively affordaNe. price's of
$7.00 for the whble family,
$2.50 for adults ($-14.25 for'
senior citizens) and $1.50 for
students -• an ideal pricearid
opportunity for one and all to
make the most of the coming
Valentine's Day. at 8 • rn. at
the local collegiate.
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