The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-11-22, Page 20PAGE 2A-10ODiERICHSIGNAi,-STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1979
Pat Osborn was presented with a past district
deputy pin by district deputy Jim Devereaux
during the Knights of Columbus Ladies' Night held
last Wednesday evening at the Goderich Legion
hall. Grand Knight .Gaetan Jacques waits to
congratulate Pat. Jack Riddell, M.P.P. for Huron -
Middlesex, was the guest speaker for the evening.
(Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
The Kingsbridge Kurriculum
BETTY JANE FORAN
AND
LINDA SINNETT
Father Ed Dentinger
came to a celebration in
the Kindergarten and
Grade 1 room at St.
Joseph's School. The
theme was baptism and
the name parents choose
for you.
Father Dentin er was
also in Mrs. Pares room
for a celebration on
Offerings.
All grades •at St.
Joseph's Schco1 have
started practicing for the
Christmas concert.
Mrs. Bernadine Kinney
and Mrs. Teresa Cour-
tney came into the school
recently to talk to the
Grade 7 and 8 students
about the History of
Kingsbridge.
--Robertson-
choir
named
Junior Choi has
started for.:.. ,mother
seasofi:'"i'he turnoutt-was
verb good. The choir is
p cticing for Christmas
assemblies.
There are . a lot of
members in the senior
choir. They are: Cathy
Brewer, Bradley^Ashton,
Kim Dawson, David
Armstrong, David
Almasi, Julie Meyers,
Larry White, Annette
Lefneski, David Reed,
Path Bender, Janet
Boyce, Lisa Baechler,
Lisa Morgan, Shelley
Fisher, Bev Hallam,
Karen Campbell, Vicky
Gavin, Shawn Garrick,
Todd Stanbury, Steven
Young, Nancy Chapman,
Loree Huber, Grant
Townsend, Janet
Stainton, Bill Berry,
Nancy Little, Linda
Wiebe, Debbie Barz,
Jennifer Dobie, Denise
Howe, Todd Finnie, Doug
Lounsbury, Paul Alcock, zt,
Melody Solman, Sandy
Lane, Heather Gingrich,
Tim Chisholm, , Lauren
MacEwan, Paul Green,
Michael Maurer,
Caroline Wirtzfeld, Paul
Ladd, Daryl Madge,
Angie Alcock, Lisa
Brown, Angela Goddard,
Joanne McWhinney,
Susan Emerson, Andrew
Carruthers and Shelley
Hamilton.
Monday, November 12
was a P.A. Day.
Last Friday the school
had a gathering in the
gym for a Remembrance
Day program.
Mr. Don Kenwell,
Superintendent for Huron
County Board of
Education; Mr. Paul
She,rratt, Assistant
Superintendent . of the
Perth County Board of
Education; and Mary
Flannery, Special
Education Resource
teacher; were at St.
Joseph's on Thursday,
November 15 for a
Legion Aux.
donates
$ 100 to meals
Much was ac
_camWished _at__awell-
attended business
meeting of the Ladies'
Legion Auxiliary last
week.
Special pins were
awarded to members of
over 20, 15 and 10 years..
standing. . Each one is
appreciated -for. her faith-.
ful service;
Ilene Sillib was in-
stalled as a new member
and welcomed.
Old and new business
was discussed and the
following donations •of
money were approved:
$100 to Meals on Wheels;
$10 to Family and
Children's Services; $10
to the Huron -Perth Lung
Associa ion; and ,to the
C.N.LB.
The draw for the
Christmas Cake will take
place at the next meeting
on December 11. This will
also be the date of the
much -enjoyed Christmas
party when Secret
Comrades will be
remembered. -
Fay Sheardown
reported 'on the many
cards and . gifts sent to
those who have been ill
and Bessie Bisset
reported on cards sent to
'those in bereavement.
The attendance prize
was won by Gladys
Evans and the mystery
prize by Esther Black-,
well.
People who don't know
whether they are coming.
or going are usually in the
biggest hurry to get
there.
NOTICE
PUBLIC MEETING
GODERICH AREA PLANNING BOARD
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1979
7:30 P.M.
TOWN HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
57 WEST STREET
PURPOSE:
To discuss a proposed change in the Official Plan for the
Town of Goderich by Wedlock and Dunlop Limited to
redsullgnalte the land known as Part Lot 424, Registered
Plan filo. 7, more specifically known as the land located
on the north side of Britannia Road between Victoria
Street and Bayfield Road from a Residential
designation to a Commercial designation.
Comments and participation are welcomed from all In.
torested persons.
ro r"m-ore Information, call 524-4492.
Kenneth C. Hunter, C.E.T.
Secretary, Pla ning Board
4. a
s
meeting on Special
Education.
Mr. Dave Zyluk, St.
Joseph's Principal, is
organizing a Knights of
Columbus Free Throw
Basketball Championship
for St. Joseph's school
and other area schools,
and also in Kincardine
school and area. The date
of .the Free. Throw is
November 29.
The students chosen
from St. Joseph's school
are Ken Van Osch, first
for boys 12; Fred Durnin,
second for boys 12; Mary
Lynn Doherty, first for
girls 12; Gerda Hendriks,
second for girls 12; Vicki
Delbergue, first for girls
14; John Lalonde, first for
boys 13; Shawn Doherty,
second for boys 13; Betty
Jane Foran, first for girls
13 Shannon. . D:urnin,
second for girls 13; Scott
-WE-StecotL, first for buys -
11; Peter Van Diepen,
second for boys 1.1 ; Vicki
Doherty, first for girls 11;
and Cathy O'Connor,
second for girls 11.
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Brings Great Results!
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Rotary symphony back
Starts on December 20
The Goderich Rotary
Club announced. the dates
for the 1979-80 Rotary
Sym p hony series
'featuri he London
Symphony rchestra.
The club will offer
three concerts in the
series beginning with the
popular Handel's
Messiah to be presented
at North Street United
Church on Thursday,
December 20 at 8.15 p.m.
Messiah was presented in
Goderich in 1977 as part
of the winter concert
series and is returning by
popular demand.
The remaining two
concerts will be held at
Goderich and District
Collegiate . Institute' in
February and May. The
Sinfonia concert will be
staged Friday, February
15 at 8.15 p.m. and the
Orchestra Night, in-
volving the complete
London Symphony
Orchestra, will be held
Friday, May 2 at 8.15
p.m.
With support of :the
Sully Foundation.. the
subscription prices will
remain at $20 per family
and $9 per adult for the
series. The Goderich club
will be looking for in-
creased sales due to
rising costs and tickets
may be obtained from
any Rotary Club mem-
be r.
The first concert-
features the popular
Messiah which handel
composed in the space of
three weeks in 1741. It
took him seven, nine and
six days respectively for
each of the three large
sections of the work and
another two days to fill
out the instrumentation.
The first presentation
took. place in Dublin• in
April 1742 as a benefit
concert. Handel later
initiated a series of
benefit concerts with his
work for the Founding
Hospital. The concert
was an annual event and
the blind Handel made
his last public ap-
pearance in 1759.
Messiah has retained
its popularity for over
two centuries but is
rarely heard as Handel
himself performed it. But
it has still maintained a
race popularity.
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