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The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-02-12, Page 3The •Domtar. Trophy :for Intermediate Free Style skating at an inter -club. meet held Saturday in Goderich was won: by -Lisa Varga, front centre,: with Tracey MacEwan, front left, placing second and Michele Harris,' front right, placing'third^ Judges for'' the •event sponsored' by,'the Goderich Figure Skating`eibb were, back row from left,. Elizabeth Gaffney, Pat Anstett and Gwen Kahle. (staff -photo) Good Citizenship deserves a medal Do you know anyone here in Ontario'who''=through selflessness, humanity and kindness without expect ing anything in return—has;made�this a better .province in which to live? That's the kind of person for whom the Details Medal for Good Citizenship was estbhish.ed• Recipients are selected by an i•ndepehdent ' ' Advisory Council. of Ontario citizens whose honorary -chairman is the Lieutenant -Governor ofthe'Pr.o.vince. • Anyone ihay- nominate a person for the Ontario ,M_dal, and nomination forms are available by venting: ; Executive Secretary Advisory Council Oihtario Medal for Good Citizenship • Queen's Park .Toronto, Ontario M7A 1P4 • Making a nomination is itself an act•ofappreci appreci- ation for good citizenship.. All riomrnationsShould .;. be received by.April 15, 1976. ONTARIO MEDAL FOR GOOD CITIZENSHIP (I A:PEIS flit. Jue Co,ortaelg_ 519.4189 • .an -District General Hf�.spi: ll ' pn Monday, Jar nary 19: The worst storm sit far, this winter began • ti0 . blow •lasts- Saturday ast .Saturday evening, January 31. INTENDED Michael O'Neill and Tom and once again all the roads FOR L4ST WEEKO'Keefe played 'as ladies and in this area were block d. All Mx,„ ' Jack VanOsch was won the first and second high social' and evelsswiyerwere clanc cancelled taken by ambulance to the ladies prizes. High .man Was Monday:and"Tuesday with t r tv-Vi i n g'lea'm. -a n dm„,.itA _with.:tl e,•.sona G i Hospi 1 on W'ed• high Prize going` to Jun "� uSe•S pic ill c'n'i ren.;u:t" n enera • Dohert I:, Wednesday ` nl,orning, neday,:?anoary 8 4 , y gneh 'was 5erVed bringing there to. school, 64:1;i::':.: Mark.Dalton who' has been• , There will be another card a .patient. ip. the Aiexand'ra party;on,F•ebruary14 to. return them in less`fhan an' Marine and it hospitl, Mrs. Marjorie Madintyre of ..'herr However, S than ax Godericki for: the •past eight Kingsbridge 'and lytta, . Clif conditions cleared snowplows; days was "t�arisferred. to St: ford Crawford of Lucknow t co;ro,�e •.°through - and . sc�lio61 `: Hospital. in. 'London have returned to their homes- officially began, on Thursday. Joseph"s fie�spi, ' Many stranded motorists: • ;on Thtarsday, 'January 29th after spending taro, weeks' , were;.given stielter at Many for further, tests ,•• vacation_ inNorth Vancouver, forth hordes this area Yes "1Virs•r mein, Steffler. was British ` Columbia visiting for. g omen ing did sae es, ''' . admitted to' the 'Alexandra with' . Mrs. Crawforc's-.shadow so we •_can expect Marine and GenenaI Hospital • daughter Joan and-. grand - another six,weeks of winter. i G derch with pneumonia daughters Michele and Lori Goderich Reverend Father Clarence Mrs. Bernardino • Kinney, Congratulations'. to Miss Hauser, C.R. of_ Kitchener • . President andMrs. Teresa• Sharon Pearl -Pearson, and Reverend Father Ed Courtney; vice esident daughter i5f'Mr. ',;and' Mrs '• , C.R.ntinger, • of . ` . o,f thefirst Kingsbridge Nelson Pearson of•'RR 1, • Kingsbridge' were .able to Geneologtcal Society were,; Dungannon and. to Leonard shovel: their car otrt of the., guests of Clem. Steffler, Heggs of St. Catharines, elder snowdrifts, and left' by car. on Principal Teacher, Miss son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tuesday, February 3 for a .. Joanne Hamilton, and Heggs of Langley, British: three• week holiday in . students o r f Grades 0and 7 in Columbia who were married . Florida. Miss •Joanne Hamiltons in the Dungannon - United Miss Fay Hogan of Owen portable ' classroom • at St. Church on Friday, January 30 Sound spent the weekend at•• Joseph's School at at 6 p•m: The wedding dinner the home of her parents.Mr. Kin sbridge on Friday,; af- was held' iii -the Dun gannon nd Mrs. Con Ho an and had ter oqn, January 30. They'. United Church basement. a . couple of extra days told the students the History 4Several from this area at holidays because of 'the" in - of 'Kingsbridge, dividing the tendo, d,aheJreception•held in .•clement weather conditions. story into two parts with Mrs. their honor that same evening . • Kinney,. telling about the -at 'OM'.CAN'T EAT ;4T, FREEZE To a;geed s'I.ogan tq. keep in;niind tkiese days•'., lfheln',:: you�find yourleft�self '.with small quantities of food,, •.follow these hints . . ,, " •• Unused whipping, cream .can be whipped;' sweetened and frozen in :dollops on Waxed:, paper.'Once'fr"ozen, store in a freezer' container. • Small portions, of onion,,greec`• pepper or parsley. •• can -be ' chopped• and wrapped in recipe portions, then stored in . a freezer container for use in ' casseroles. ADDITIONAL CONSUMER. INFORMATION • on -freezing and a wide range of other topics is available -at no charge from. Union. Gas. • For Areas free -calling to London Dial 434-4505 For all other Areas (Toll Free) Ejqnian GAS Dial 1.800.265.-4174 e S th ltf dV Hall'. • � , 1, " a or alley w� G• A Aa EarlyPioneer Days up to the -, • Students in Grades 5 to 8 at lj'�}i't�� ,4q� --year 1900, with Mrs. Courtney , St. Joseph''s School, ' , starting there and bringing Kingsbridge are now c` the History up to.'the present." preparing. speeches to be �, •��� t �n �,� ,,,,.�, • time. The :students were quite given in., class. The better interested .in hearing 'about 'speeches will then enter the the .history of the.. Parish Garvey Speaking com- church, the different'priests ' petitions. These • com- the.. Kingsbridge store; :petitions, planned to be.held McCarron's , f-rote1, the • in the school's gymnasium -,;on • Blacksmith . Shop, the Thursday afternoon„ tea. - Stagecoach, the Ontario1!-est.,' February5. beginning at 1:15 Shore Railway and the dif-• p. m., ,have' been-' postponed. ferent schools• at because of the, several' days Kingsbridge. The students , schooling" the 9 students •• are doing a' project on the • missed. " Competitions „willSunday • February 1. marked FebruarY 10. Winner§ from History, of Kingsbridge and now be . held on Tuesday, r v 'opening of_ the new school go to the Legion competitions•`' • • . built kr 1965: Principal Miss and the Hurgn-Perth.separate _ Barbara Winter and teachers schools competitions, which Mrs. Myra Adkin and Mrs; will beheld on b ebruary 25 • Rosemary Horner were the • and on . March: 5, in the first teachers • in this. new e-venings. .' school. Congratulations to,Mr. and -leaders tram_. during Feb. , The. 4-H Homemaking. -Club program in Huron County is beginning a new • project, entitled £;L , T uch of Stit Eery , .. - `I7uring this_course, the girls Will be taught seven em- broidery stitches and' their variations, ` With a special emphasis • on design prin ciples and . colour co - :ordination Members • will: have the opportunity to make a "learning stitches" article, plus a "free 7 choice" item. Local` Leaders' training schools are:being held throughout the county. The dates and places are • as • follows: Clinton, February' 10 and 11, -Wesley -Willis United Church; Blytli, February 12: and 13, Blyth United Church; and`Clinton, February 1.4 and 21, Ministry of Agriculture & Food, Board Room. The training schoolswill be conducted by.: the; County Home Economist under the Ministry of Agriculture and, Food, says Jane Pengilley, Home Economist for Huton Perforin a. deathLdefying act. G ive• Heart Fund. Give'Heart Fund M ` Demonstration 'courtesy of GODERICH PUBLIC LIBRARY, 52 Montreal St. '' CLASStS START••at the fallowing times: • V /EDNESDAY, FEB. 1 8 10a.m., 2p til;, 7:30 P.M. THURSDAY, FEB. 19 10 a.m.,p.►n- „� All elapses are identical and start promptly. classes are fiPiited•in monitor.. TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THIS AD 2 Days Only in Goderich LEARN PATTERN CUTTING THE MODERN WAY I T ONE HOUR ✓ Viennese• fashion designers ..and German mathematicians Piave created a very simple cutting method whichhas been fantastically. successful in 28 countrie9. •' Make your own patterns with only two measurements in any size and style for any. • member -of your farnily. SEE OUR PATTERN CUTTING SHOW Prove it to yourself! DO NOT MISS THIS OPpOATUNITY! All' -• necessary equipment available at classes: t' J.oe O'Keefe son of Mr. and': Mrs. Kenneth'MacLennan (nee Donna Cook) on the birth . Mrs. Joseph. O'Keefe, and. of their second .son, Daniel Billy Simpson, son.of Mr. and Malcolm, in the`' Winsham Mrs:' Donald -".Simpson. who have bee -n employed in, Medicine'=Hat,'Alberta for the past several months returned to ° their homes here. for the remainder .of .•the winter months •The'. 'Kingsbridge Youth `Club • sponsored' a Euchre. . Card Party on Saturday evening.. January:31 in 'the Kingsbridge Parish Hall: Due. to. the .-stormy weather. con- - -ditions there were only four • tables •of .cards in 'Play and •• •due to the shortage of women, Welch announces aid t® Brussels Culture and' Recreation Minister Robert Welch today announced approval.' dfa grant of $819 to assist in the improvement of—recreation, facilities tri" -tyle--Vhfage-"df— - Brussels: • ° Funds: granted will go towards renoi••ations to the ball 'park at the Brussels Athletic Field. The provincial • assistance is provided through The: Community Recreation, Centres Act,'. administered by the Arts.•. Division,. 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