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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-05-12, Page 2• t t, • PAGE 2--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1977 J I.O.D.E. sets plans_. for Jubilee Three The regular monthly meeting of the Ahmeek chapter, I,O.D.E. was held on Monday, May 2 at the home of Mrs. R. Neville, Rich St., with a very good attendance. Tow guests were also present. Final plans for the Dessert Card party were discussed by the members' and the eon-, venor Mrs. G. F. Mills. This proved 'a most successful venture with prizes for bridge going to Mrs. E. Stephens, Mrs. C. Kalbfleisch, Mrs. C. Lowery. The euchre prizes were won by Mrs. L. Hunking and Mrs. Stanley Snyder while the "500" prizes were awarded to Mrs, G. Fuller and Mrs. A. Blundell. Three hampers of groceries were won by Mrs. C. Crozier, Mrs. Grindley and Mrs. C. Cutt. Discussion followed con- cerning further plans for the Jubilee celebrations. Volunteers were then asked for the Annual Tag Day on June 17th. A very informative talk on activities at the Provincial Annual meeting in Hamilton and the work of I.O.D.E. at home and abroad was given by Mrs. R. Neville. A lovely lunch was then served by the hostess and Mrs. G. Cunningham. Mrs. C. Ruffell thanked the ladies and Mrs. Neville for the use of her lovely home. Mrs. C. Cult, Park 'St. of- fered her home for the next meeting in June. •• a The Jubilee 3 committee has worked make the celebrations a success, but MINN the there hemay be too ht of the tvities (June 29. July 11► many People for local and hotels to accommodate, To ,di he overflow, the Jubilee 3 committee Ise IM for your help. If you have a spare room dory thistime, and would jike to billet people.eAl gaet meidf r it -cldal 524.6600 and leave hit could give us.nappreciate any help Children years ago Craig Smith, Sonia McCallum and Denise MacDonald, Grade 2 students at Victoria Public School, give a glimpse_ of early childhood days in Goderich during the class's contribution of the play Dunlop's Dream - Goderich. The students of Victoria School presented the play Monday and Tuesday in conjunction with the town's triple jubilee celebrations. (staff photo) Victoria School presents Dunlop's Dream - Goderich The auditorium of Victoria School held record crowds both Monday and Tuesday nights of this week for their Tri -Jubilee presentation entitled Dunlop's Dream - Goderich. Kindergarten children opened the program with a special 150th birthday party for the town. This was followed by a historical overview of local life from the 1850's to the present in drama and song by pupils of grade two. In the intervals between class presentations, the theme narrator reminisced with the audience about bygone days. The favorite street games and chants , preserited by Grade 1 showed the social aspect of the children's lives while the vaudeville jokes, magic tricks and songs by grade sixers gave an in- dication of adult en- tertainment in a different era. An amusing insight into the controversy between husband ' and wife over work distribution was presented by another Grade 1. The Neigh- bouirly Spirit, a dramatic and musical account of the first few years of typical settler life, in the Goderich area, was exceptionally well -handled by Grade 5 students. Mrs. M. Driver accompanied the dance group on her violin. Grade 4 students in- terjected a lively change of pace with their spirited square and round dance selections. • Through dramatization Grade 3 pupils revealed that Dunlop's Dream was not just a fantasy but, in reality, the St. John's Ambulance inspected The Goderich Division of St. John's Ambulance par- ticipated in the annual in- spection of all units in the Perth -Huron Corp. area, on Friday May 6. "74"'" The units were inspected by provincial staff officers from Toronto. Following the inspection, awards were presented and each division demonstrated proper treatment of various injuries including severe burns, asphyxia, fractures and hemorrhage of the groin. At the regular meeting on Sunday May 1, the Goderich division completed its reorganization under its new officers, division superin- tendent, Tom Lovett and division officer, Craig Adams. Plans were made for a get- together of all members and their families at McKay Hall on Friday night, May 13 in order to get better 4-H Club hold meeting The film "Your Career Through a Microscope" was viewed by the 4-H Vet Club at their first regular meeting held at 8:30 p.m. at the Board Room of the Clinton Agricultural Office. After the film Junior Leader Jamie Thompson led a discussion on immunology with references to the' accomplishments of Pasteur, Kock and many othZ'rs. In other business Leader Steve Thompson announced that Bob Shaw employed by Tuco (a pharmaceutical company) was willing to speak to the club at a later meeting. Juniors Sandra Nivins and Shirley Dougherty will be arranging the next meeting on Public Health. This meeting will be held June 1st at 8:30 p.m. at the Clinton Agricultural Office, CORRECTION Due to an error on Page 3 of our Big Buys Flyer, the Redwood Circular Table, Rem 5 should read: 38" diameter at 944.95 on Paga'6, the prices for all Monofilament Line are for one 100 yd. spool only. Aho, on Page 23 the 99-2683 Radio at 2.49 does not contain earphone as stated in flyer copy. acquainted. Ladies are requested to bring lunch. Goderich of today. The audience joined in the singing of the final two songs of the Grade 6 musical look at Goderich through the years. As a grand finale, students entered the darkened auditorium with lighted sparklers singing - The Triple Jubilee Song, The stage at- mosphere was enhanced by the three dimensional pioneer and sunset scene, while silhouettes of children at play decorated the auditorium and. hall walls. 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