HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-09, Page 43wife Of' Vern
Smith, 19 Victoria St :N.,
enjoys a proud moment in
,..iiansits City, MIssOuri,
recently when she was named
tel the197.7 'Satellite .CotincIl
furH iCR Bluth.' Here Mrs.
SmIth„receives her award
from Henry Block,. the
founder of the company.
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Kitty's first Canadian
on satellite council
tty Smith has been in Kansas City,
ouri, recently attending a meeting
& R Block's National Advisory
cil at the tax- firm's National
quarters there.
s. Smith, local manager for "The
C Tax People", is a member of
ouncil, along with nine other 1-1 & R
managers from the U.S. and
da, This is the first time a Canadian
een named to this council.
is Cluncil meets semiannually to
ss tax changes that affect the
ral Public and to examine ways for
H & R Block to more thoroughly serve
the tax preparation needs of its
customers in smaller communities, such
as Goderich and area. The Council
meets in a 'daylong session with top
management of H & R Block.
The 10 members of the National
Advisory Council were selected to come
to Kansas City from a group of over 3,100
of & R Block's more than 7,900 offices.
Last year II & R Block prepared over ten
million tax returns.
Mrs. K Smith has been associated with
H & R Block since 1971. She lives at 19
Victoria St. N.
und and about.....
ust GREAT to see
of our own Port of
flags flying about
is flag certainly
t on its own - and
with other flags, '
ou look at a flag
d turns to the
community which
nis. How long you
t it depends on how
ag tries to tell you.
r may be in its
its insignia, he
fly in the flag the
the truths, the
ich belongs to the
that sets it forth"
e Henry Ward
quickly tells you
lake town where
s to.he a top in-
ous "Square" is
forth and a great
istory has taken
and on the streets
rom it.
'al story of our flag
say that since
as founded in the
rge IV and today,
is our Queen, it is
a Crown rests in
of the flag. Justice
country is ad -
in the name of the
Head. We pledge
to the Crown and
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Paul Harvey, HitronCotintk,
Playhduse,- Business
Manager, announced sonia:or
the 8taff apPointrnents'at the.
Playhouse- for the 1917'
season.
Dorothy O'Connor of Grand,
Bend has been hired to co-,
ordinate the publicity
department with David
Packer of London and. Sheri
Bondy of Chatham as
assistants. •
Helen Bordeau of Grand
Bend will work in the ticket
office; Maureen Smith,_
London, joins the office force
as receptionist,' Barbara,
Murphy looks after
bookkeeping and accounting.
Conrad Hazen of Toronto will
be in charge of technical
facilities at the Playhouse.
Paul Idle of Exeter joins the
stage crew, while Randy
Yearly of Crediton will train
as a technical 'apprentice.
Holly Gunn of London will
work' as. properties person,
with David Sandilands of
Grand. Bend in training as a
properties apprentice:
The Playhouse kitchen will
be staffed by Madelene
Desjardine of Grand Bend
and Denise Glavin of, Cen-
tralia.
Concessions personnel will
be Diane Rood of Grand
Bend, Jennifer Cook of
Hensall and Robert Ebbs of
London.
Brian Parker of Tornto will
but the BIG event will be the Also take, notice in the
Homecoming dance the nite Bulletin, Madeleine and Clayt
before at G.D.C.I. Edwards have open house the
This dance will be a sort of evening of the big dance and
, round ,up of Jhe Welcome friends and former G.D.C.I.
!;.„.Home,ventsand 1A sure -to be ,..e.are Welcome to call at their
treat' affair.' Yoti are asked hoirie 22 Victoria Street
to get tickets - NOW - for your South. What a wonderful
guests or friends who are teacher and a great couple.
coming as there will be such a
demand it will be a sell out
before the ninth.
There is , an ad in this
week's paper telling you
where to get tickets. I am
getting some in hopes son
Doug and Madeline
(MacPherson) from Florida
will be able to make it. I know
Martha Rathburn appears
weekly In The Signal -Star.
fittingly this is a county seat
with a beautiful court house
where justice is carefully
studied.
Surmounting the Crown is a
Crags reminding us of the
ones who gave their lives for
our freedom in two awful
wars.
The Jubilee 3 Committee is
working very hard and things
ate beginning to fall into
place for the big days June 29
to July 10. The big parade is
really going to be BIG. Soon
as the route is shown you had
better plan your spot and
have a chair ready as it will
be a two to three hour show.
The Alumni, recent
students, and friends are
invited to a big reunion on
Sunday at the school, July 10
esCOTTA -tuttiiT!
A program of details for
June 29 to July 10 will be
ready shortly. These twelve
days are the responsibility of
twelve people - one for each
day.
Our genial Judge F.G.
Carter has planned Beginning
Day, June 29, 1977. Most of
the events take place in
they really want to be here Courthouse Park and
but as with so many former Registration begins at the
G.D.C.I. it is hard to say for Log House at 9 A.M.
sure they can do it.
be resident House Manager
and will engage a permanent
staff of. Ushers and parking
attendants from the local
area.
Arc Industries personnel
have been given a service
contract for grounds •and
buildings.
Several 'key positions are
yet to be filled.
Artistic Director, James
Murphy, will announce the
acting company soon.
Rehearsals begin at the
Playhouse on June 20.
THE AUDIENCE GET
ON STAGE.
Friday evening, June 20,
the annual subscription
dance will be held on the
Playhouse stage. !sason
ticket holders are entitled to
attend the gala season ticket
dance free. Sponsored by the
Playhouse "Auxiliary"
Guild, music will be provided
by Joe Fieder's orchestra.
The Playhouse stage with its
2800 square feet transforms
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WE NEED ALL TYPES
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rirfiffritTWITYNTI
with Martha
The Log House is open each
day from 9 A.M. to 8 P.M.
Tiger Dunlop Dollarsare on
sale there and these will be
great souvenirs to hand down
to ,your grandkids or later sell
to coin collectors. 9:15 A.M.
wreath laying at the Tiger
Dunlop tomb.
Be sure to get your
Souvenir Program - later - at
the Log House. Two bucks
might win ' you a trip to
Hawaii. How about THAT.
Love, Martha.
Restraint
When taking your children
nut in the car, use a little
restraint. Buckle them in,
says the Ontario Safety
League.
Before You go
on Vacation...
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itself ht 9 a spacious ballroom
for the evening.
The Playhouse goal is to
sell 1500 „subscription tickets
by , opening night. The
Playhouse opens July 5 with
Neil Simon's "Plaza Suite".
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