The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-11-23, Page 21Mrs. Warren of Crediton led
the Christian Women's Club
song" service on Sunday in the
chapel. Mrs. Campbell of
Crediton accompanied • the
- singing as well as solo minnbers
on the accordian.
A groilp. of , ladies who are
taking a homemaking course at
Conestoga College have been at
the home this week assisting in
various departments and the ac-•
tivities.
There were ten tables of
euchre and other games at Wed-
- nesday afternoons get-to-gether
in the auditorium.
Nineteen Girl Guides from
The Huron Perth Roman Catholic Separate Schools held • en
evening seminar last Week on the'effe4tive use of audio visual,
equipmeId in schools for their teachers Two representatives
of this part of the school area attended the seminar held at St.
Columban.During the demonstrations Melba Park, of St.
Josephs School in Kingsbridge, second from left, and Thomas
Enchanted forest yields
New
Pack Two -
Seven Tweenies were "found"
in the forest and brought to the
magic pool for be enroled•- sat
Roberson School m Friday,
November 17.
Pack Two welcomed Michelle
Buchanan, Margaret Conlon,
Barbara Conlon, Nancy Fin-
cher, Joanne Buchanan,
Darlene Moore and Cindy
Bissett.
New Sixers and Seconders are
proudly wearing their stripes
too. The Pixies . have Sonya
LePaine and Lori Hassall,
Leprechuans have Gail Pinkney
and Sherry Bradley, the Elves
have Tracy Sitter and Beth
Morris and the Fairies P,kitty
Grace and Jacqui Denomme.
Lori Hassall received her
collector and her Bookiover
badges during the ceremony.
The Second Brownie Pack has a
new "Packie" now. A mem.her
of the First 'Guide Company,
Marlene McDougall, now goes
to help them every Friday.
Pack Four -
The Fourth Goderich Brownie
Pack was very happy to have all
the Tweenies' mothers and one
wonderful father present at
Hood. of St. Mary's School in. Goderich, discuss the V.T.R.
equipment on display with Jack Livesley, R.C.S.S. project
consultant from Toronto, left, and John McCarroll, Huron
Perth R.C.S.S. public relations and physical education officer.
— staff photo
Forester News
onvention gives van
to Salvation Army
Goderich along with their
leader,. Mrs. Brady, • visited
Huronview on Family Night
and provided a variety program.
Marion Melick introduced the
program which included group,
singing by the girls; dance num*
bers by Kixnnty . Brady, Heather
Brander; banjo solos by ,Marie
Bolton; violin solos. by Paula
Butler, accom z hied at ' the
piano by Marlene McDougal.
Mrs. Christina Thompson
thanked the guides and their
leader on behalf of the residents.
The girls assisted the volunteers
with wheel chairs and had a
brief tour of the home.
A good number of local
Foresters attended the Western
Ontario Provincial Assembly
held Saturday, November 18 at
the Carousel Inn, London.
Leonard Fisher was installed
mem arsfor rown t S District Deputy High thief
u i es Ranger for theta area during in-
stallation ceremonies . held
during the meeting:
The Assembly was climaxed
by a banquet and dance enjoyed
by P��rPytnr� avrrl Rnia'
their enrolment ceremony on
Thursday November 16.
Tweenies who were turned
into full grown- Brownies were`" -
Debbie Munn, Shelley. McLean,
Debbie Stewart,. Patti Allison,
Donna Carman, Ann Duncan,
Kim Jansen, Karen Smith,
JoAnne . Harrison and Carol
Millar.
When the ceremony was over
the Pack sang "If you're happy,
and you know it" and enjoyed a
couple of their favorite games.
They had Pow Wow (talking
time) and then left for home.
First Girl Guide Troop -
The First Goderich Guides
gave their. full attention to the
ladies who came to teach them
the things they need to know for
their "Child Care" badges.
Not only was , the lesson
presented to the girls in a very
interesting way but some of the
demonstrations were made
using a real "little doll".
Paul Hiles, who is just sixteen
months old,. charmed everyone
as he helped his mommy show
how to wash and dress very lit-
tle children. The Guides
received instructions on keeping
Bridge scores.
The Wingham Duplicate
Bridge Club hosted the
Goderich Club on Qctober 26.
Six tables went' from the
Goderich Club. The . Goderich
Club had 1363 points with
Wingham having 1159.
North-South winners and
their scores were as follows: W:
French and Barney Ortlick, 140
points; A.J. Weerasooriya and
Lee Ryan, 1281/2 points;- Miss
Betty Etue and Mrs. J. Cook,
1271/2 points.
East-West winners: Dr. and
Mrs. M. Smith; 138 points; Mrs.
B. Erskine and. W. Cochrane,
131 points; Mrs. K. Hunter and
Mrs. F. Curry, 121 points. -
There were eight tables in
play at the Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club Tuesday, Novem-
ber 14.
Winners and their scores were
North South, A.J. Weerasooriya
and Dr. A.B. Deathe, 74 points;
Mrs. K. Hunter and Mrs. F.
Curry, 69 points; Dr. and Mrs.
M. Smith, 681/2 points'.
East-West, Bill Bradley and
Glen Falkiner, 881/2 points; Mrs.
B. + Erskine and W. Cochrane,
861/2 points; Mrs. J. Cook and
Mrs. J. Chisholm and Mrs. A.
Galbraith and Mrs. R Ryan tied
with 681/2 points.
Heather Beauty Salon
Introduces
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children of different ages hap-
pily occupied with suitable safe
toys; on suitable food for meals
.and snacks; and on getting' -a
child' ready and taking it for all
inferesting°walk.
When the Instructions and
question and answer period
were over the girls were given a
week to study what they had
just learned and then'they were
given an examination.,
Everyone 'passed and the
following ' girls received their
"Child Care" badges from Mrs.
Hiles and Mrs. Hill. Janice
Davies, Patricia Scaman,
Marlene McDougall, Heather
Brander, Paula YB'Etler, Kim
Brady, Melanie Johnston,
Donelda Smith, Patty
McCreight, Susan Fincher,
Marie Bolton, Nancy Bird,
Carolyn Little and Marion
Melick.
The last half of the.„,meeting
was spent in . a sort of "dress
'rehearsal" for a visit to the
people at Huronview.
The trip was on Thursday,
November 16 and the troop
would like to thank Mrs. + Little,
Mrs. Brander and Mr. Bolton
for driving us.
The girls' show went off very
well and the audience was won-
derful. The people at Huronview
are really great at clapping and
their applause took the girls'
nervousness away in a matter of
minutes.
The troop -found' quite li bit of
talent in their Company, while
preparing the show, and
naturally put "it" to work.
Marie Bolton accompanied
the Guides on her guitar, Paula
Butler and" Marlene McDougall
played violin and piano duets,
Heather Brander and Kim
Brady did some Highland dan-
cing and .Janice Davies sang
"One Tin Soldier" as well as
leading the group in a fun song.
The Mistress of Ceremonies was
Marion Melick.
The Guides helped wheel the
patients back to their rooms and
then left for Goderich.
They finished their busy
evening off with ice cream, cake,
and pop before going home.
The highlight of the evening
was the presentation of a Motor
Van to the Salvation Army for
use at the House of Concord at
Ilderton, a home for wayward
boys, operated by the Salvation
Army.
'Cheques to the total of $2,700
were also presented to the
Chairman of the occasion from.
- local courts of Western Ontario
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W. HAROLD RNISLEYB.A.M.Ed
Solicits
Your,,. Vote: ,For.
--HURON-COUNTY
BOARD OF
EDUCATION
- Graduate McMaster and U.
of Toronto t
— Active in *forth St. United
Church -
- Lions Chairman
Campaign
— A Harbouraire
-- Member of Goderich Day •
-
Care Committee-
-- Member of Huron Chapter
of Rola! Arch Masons
— Retired (Aug. '72) School
Superintendent ,
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