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PAGE 2A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1979
This was the way the Goderich float looked to Bay
City parade watchers during the weekend. Clowns
Dave Harrison (left) and Roy Straughan flank
some Goderich dignitaries who attended the
Michigan event. From the left are Councillor John
Doherty and Mrs. Doherty; Reeve Eileen Palmer
(top) and Councillor Brian Knights and Mrs.
Knights. (photo by Mac .Campbell)
Mac Campbell and Bert Squire of the Goderich Tourist Com-
mittee prepare the Goderich float for the Paddy's Day Parade in
Bay City, Michigan, during the weekend. A group of Goderich
residents journeyed to this town's sister city for the annual St.
Patrick's bash there. Greetings from Goderich was a popular
parade attraction. (photo by Richard Shaw)
Variety concert should
clear away Blyth blues
If you are looking for a
way of clearing away
those post-winterblues,
the Variety Show planned
for Wednesday- March •28
at Blyth Hall should be
the answer.
.5:" •eios
ItS#1.4 for
more details
see Bulletin
Board
An evening of music,
song and 'dance,
presented by several
talented young local
people; in aid •of
U.N.I.C.E.F., promises
to be well worth at-
tending. Jim Lawrie will
M.C. the show, which
features performers of
such high caliber as
Danny Lear, Kim Craig,
Darlene Wesselink and
many others.
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The variety night had
originally been
•designated as a fund-
raising night by Blyth
Centre for the Arts to help
out in financing the
summer program.
However., as this is the
International Year of the
Child, the directors
GODERICH AREA
PLANNING BOARD
Public Meeting
Wednesday, March 28
7:30 p.m.
Huron County Assessment Office
57 Napier Street
PURPOSE: To discuss an amendment of the official plan
of Sha Town of Goderich In order to Impliment the
Heritage District Coniervation Plan.
Comments and participation are welcomed from all In-
terested parsons.
Far more Information call 524-442.
K. Hunter
Secretary
decided to turn over all
profits to U.N.I.C.E.F. as
part of this community's
contribution to the needs
of children elsewhere:
The organizers are
hoping to see a packed
hall in support of both
U.N.I.C.E.F. and the
young performers who
are offering their talent.
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IODE remembers one
The regular monthly
meeting of Ahmeek
Chapter, I.O.D..E. was
held at the home of Mrs.
B. Chisholm on Monday,
March 5 with a good
attendance including one
guest •and one • new
member affirmed and
welcomed into the,
Chapter. • •
The usual opening
exercises were held with
the Regent, Mrs. R.
Neville, presiding. The
secretary's and the
treasurer's reports were
read and accepted.
The Regent spoke
briefly on the recent
passing of one of our
valued members, Mrs. G.
Dustow.
It was noted the
I.O.D.E. Chapter signs
would be erected shortly
at the entrances to the
town of Goderich. '
At an • executive
meeting held recently at
the home of Mrs. H.
Late mail
If a letter received
recently by Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Webster of
Dungannon could talk, it
might be able to solve the
mystery.
The letter was , mailed
to the Websters from
their daughter in Toronto
on January 23, 1961 and
they just received it at
the Dungannon post of-
fice last Friday --18 years
later!
To-• complicate the
matter, the original letter
with its five cent stamp
and R.R. 2 Auburn ad-
dress where the Wepsters
used to live, had been
placed inside, another
envelop with a 14 cent'
stamp on it and dropped
off at the Dungannon post
office.
Post mistress at
Dungannon, Cora
Sherwood, says she's
worked at the post office
for 33 years and she's
never seen anything like
this happen before.
Habel, it was suggested
the by-laws be delayed
for further study at this
time.
It was also suggested
that the Chapter have a
Dessert Bridge in the
Legion Hall on May 2. It
was decided to have two
hampers of groceries as
door • prizes with
donations accepted for
the hampers at the April
meeting.
A bake sale will be held
June 1 and a tag day on
June 15 with another bake
sale on October 5 to
follow.
The Regent was chosen
as delegate for the annual
meeting in Hamilton on
April 18 and 19. Other
members wishing to go,
can contact Mrs. Neville.
Ten aprons and 10
nursery bags were on
display to be later for-
warded to the Provincial
Chapter Services in
'Hamilton.
It was reported by the
Regent that the recfirds .
of the Chapter were
safely cared for in the
museum by the Curator.
Additions were read by
the Regent, Mrs.; Neville,
to the History df Ahmeek
Chapter I.O.D.E.
covering the years from
1971 to 1979. A vote of
thank was given for this
fine work to the Regent.
'The meeting closed in
form and a lovely lunch
was served by the
hostess, Mrs. Chisholm
and her assistants.
NOW IS
THE TIME.
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TV -12
Proudly presents
Goderich Figure
Skating Club's
"1979
979
Ice Nicks"
Taped on Mar. 10th. To be shown on
Thurs. Mar. 29 at 7 p.m. Everyone is
invited to watch, proud 'parents,
delighted grandparents, friends and
neighbours.,. But especially the
stars of this production, the figure
skaters.
You'll love it!!!
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