The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-01-26, Page 8.4,_,
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Vikings Split Double -Header
By Nancy Bell
In the basketball games played, -
here last Thursday, the Vikings
splita double-header as the
Seniors defeated St. Marys 44.37,
while' the Juniors lost. their
,, e, op.,, „,stra, i ht. game by,,a score
of 45.43, Traaiie1Ung to.s Marys,
the .Senior girl's downed the
opposition 22.9, *bile the Score
yToc Alpha
GOes Bowling
"The Toc Alpha delegates .from
Huron 1 County along with they Guides In -Germany
interested teenagers met, at the
Chilton. Bowling -• Lanes last
Friday night with 21 bowlexs Make Local
The prize winners for the even.
Ings activities' were high _ lady
Helen Johnston, Gerrie,-highTmen •
Larry McKinley, Zurich. Low
lady was Marlene Douglas,
Gorrie, and low man was Brian
Cox, Clinton,
After bowling the group met
at Ontario Street United church
in Clinton - for lunch, and a dis-
cussion of future activities.
One of the highlights of future
programming is a Toc Alpha pro-
gram on Sing Time on Feb.
5 with many of the delegates pre-
sent.
for the Juniors was,12.7. I wonder if it could possibly be
* * * the same one?
Also, last Thursday, the ' * * *
`DCI wrestling squad bras vi°c- . For the students who are plan.
toribus over the visiting St. Hing to attend university in the
Marys "team by doe.ating . it 41•1 _ fall, the meeting in the cafeteria
15, k'riday, the boysutxaye11et1 to on Monday afternoon was both in.
Listowel where' :they won their tere5.ttng ,and informative: Sev.
" taftr Stratglit~®'.t et, ,21 2U: aca -students, co WO- rept
,Toda the team meets Wingham. senting arts, science, business
Sahrday, some of . the grade administration, and physical
thirteens attended a -,lecture on education spoke .to the students
The Heart of oarkness; at the . about course choices and univer.
University of Western Ontario. say life.
Rumour has It that"the professor Tuesday 'afternoon, the,,grade
who is setting the Grade 13 final 10 and 11 subject prizes. were
paper' is a lecturer at UWO,Waed"to their winners.
Today, the grads thirteens.. are
writing . the OSAT tests from •
8:30 h, m. to 1 p, m. The results
of these tests are a major factor..
in the. acceptance of unversityti
applications.
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Don't forget the formal on
,e,..'.�"�e�"1'7, v�r""�t1"""3'ofihny°'�ow�n as --�,,�.•:,_,
his orchestra.
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William Cameron presided at a
meetii'ig`of the Goderich and Dis-
trict Association for the Mentally
, Retarded on Jan. 17,
. The association- members
expressed 'gratitude for the
support of the public Lathe Christ-
mas card campaign for Hinds to
aid the National_ Crusade for
Research. -
For the second year the Can-
adian Girl Guides and Brownies,
of Zweibrucken3 Germany, have,
donated tdPthe Goderich associa-
CULBERT'S BAKERY
THE HOME OF TASTY PASTRY,
`�" Drd1ntrK-now
We Will Have
HOT CROSS BUNS -
Every Day -From .Now' -Tilt-Easter Time . -
CHOCOLATE and •COCOANUT • CREAM PIE
Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday
tion the money collected by the
girls as they sang Christmas
Carols around the homes of the
Canadians stationed at . the Ivo.
3 , Wing 'of ie RCA:f- bba.se in -
Germany.
Mr; -Cameron will, attend the
leadership development seminar
in February.
Mrs. Carroll reported that the
Workshop is busy with contract
work. She will be attending the
June and August conference.
• Mrs. Graham reported that the
Queen Elizabeth School pupils
were treated to- a Christmas
Party by the Lion's Club and
_ Christmas gifts from the -Ladies
of the Christian Reform Church.
Outdoor playground equipment
has been purchased for the
Heard
Reports
LOCHALS#.-1-- The regular,con-
gregational meeting of Ashfield
Presbyterian Churchwas held
Monday afternoon at the church.
Reports from all sections were
given and business for the new
year was dealt with.
The WMS- meeting, which_ was -
to have been held at the home
of Mrs. Dick West on Thursday,
was postponed by batt weather:
Attending the Huron Hereford
Association banquet at Belgrave
Friday evening were Mr. and-
-Mrs. Oliver M.::Charles, Mr, Don-
ald Simpson and Jimmie.,.
„ Visiting
immie,-
Visiting Mrs. D. R. MacKenzie
on Saturday was Mrs. -Tom Inglis
and Marlene, Belmore„
Rod • Finlayon, Petrolia, spent
a few days at his home here
'during the week.
Mrs. Tom Farrell -"has not been
as well -as her friends would
like to see her and has been spend-
ing a few days with Mr. and
-Murray-Mcdall mGoderich;--*
Mrs. David Elphick is pre.
sident of Ripley and District
Horticultural Society and took
office „themir.sLmeeting Of the
year Tuesday at the home of Mrs.,
Bert Breckenridge, Ripley.. "
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The Touch That -Makes All The ,Difference
Culbert's Delicious -CANDIES Are The Exclusive Product
Of . Their. Own Goderich ,kitchens .
Fine., Pastries and Confections -
Since 1877
Open House will be held at the
Queen Elizabeth -+School on May
24.
Pr4cteris_the associa.
• tion representative to the
authority board for 1961.
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