The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-01-30, Page 4Beryl'Harpey reported that
the Wednesday a.m. curling
has not materialized.
-Sign up for the mixed
jitney vb,.h.ich is slated 'for
Saturday„February 8.
• Mixed curling.next
Wednesday . eveninwill
begin at 7 p.m. so that
everyone • can attend the
shareholder's ' meeting at- a
p.m. •
!ante._ club
f�rms
new group
The Clinton Wheel 'n'
•.Dealers Square Da=nce club
resumed\weekly dancing in.
the Clinton, Public school on
Wednesday,\Tanu,ary 8. after
the holiday break.
The club is ,'•.plea$ed to
announce that the\beginner
class of -20 couples have been -
,.„"dancing a't the I`llett
Central School in Londesbgr.o`,
each Monday, evening sine
January .6, when ,the group `�, ,
was organized in co-
operation with the Hullett
'Recreational'Committee.
Glenn Patterson, of
•,Goderich, who is the .caller,
reports they are making
favourable progress learning
-� that basics of Modern square
:dan'cing and enjoying '.good
exercise as well.
Niiie 'Couples l from the
*heel 'n' Dealers attended a
very e successful dunce
Saturday, January .25 af-
ternoon and- evening when
the'‘South • Western Ontario'
Square Dance Association
held 'their monthly dance. at '
the Prince c harles school in
London: About 300. . persons
•attended.:
Lois and Edward • Wise of
RR 3,' Clinton, taught the
new round dance (Forget-
me•-not-WalXzj''4nd• also cued
rounds from 7-8 p.m.
-Gerry . and Dorothy
Dumont ,(formerly of Clin-,
ton) invited \the Clinton
gi oup to 'their home •for a
lovely lunch following the
dance. I Wo of the' local
co.uples will be attending the
lith Annual Aloha tate'
Square dance convention in
Hawaii ',February 6-11, •They
flu from ToPontp FpebruaryA2
for it thr'ee-wee'k vacation,
E#,}tve fun!
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PA, E 4- ,,0P ,I IC1i , SIt',trNAL-STAR, T1 'URSDAY, JANUARY .30, 1975
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ROUN�'AND ABOUTL+1TH, MARINA
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Friendship is ,.the shadow
of the evening - which
strengthens with the setting
the sun. How precious
the f rrendships can be for
us. ke time for, friend-
ships, me fob '° talks -
perhaps b .honing - at least
it is a -Contac •Take time,for
laughter - a hehrty laugh is
good heart medicine - a
great morale builder --have
you tr.ie. it , lately with
someone you've 'not meant'
to neglect?
Friendship, laughter and
happiness, glows like a light
in the dark. Create your
lifetime friendships NOW.
To get the most out of life
we rn•ust take time to lige as'
Miss Theresa Kirkey aid her Organizations in the town
great staff at A.M. ,arid G. have had a hand in helping.
The,doctors happily with the expenses of .this
dschargt;, many. patients. % group ` and Marg. •-Murray
earlier than they might` says this w14. it is called` a
because Theresa will still CHRISTIAN community
look after their special diets.
Cost to patients is about $1.
Contributions- have come
from families' and friends
thanking "Meals on Wheels',
for this great project and the
great effort put ,into it by so
many people.
effort. "
Here is a bit of news - old,
maybe - 'but a reminder that
classes are being 'held at the
G.P.H. to teach those
needing special exercises in
cases of arthritis. . or
damaged muscles and bones
for • instance - to- check with
their doctors for these ,
classes, Get yourself 'back on
your feet with ,Tom Word
thington's excellent
assistance
Check the Bulletin, Board
for, when and .where of things •
to do. '
Love Martha.'..
P,S. Your favorite taxi
driver spent 24 hours : at
home last weekend and is
doing just GREAT.
KINGSBRIDGE KAPERS
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Mrs. JH CoorIQeg ' 519-1.I.Q.S:_
well as, making a living. ,In • •
regarding the these uneasy times let SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
year-
friendshipenrichyour life. one *courses available to
Junior Volleyball teams them when they come:..to
That's -rny sermon for this- from St. Joscph's school .at high school next.year.
departing month. Kingsbridge took part in Grades 5,6,7, and 8 have
An item of interest to all of several volleyball games •
1 been working on speeches
u,s 'is how is the "Meals on during, this past week. On for the Garve Publitc
Wheels" project doing'? I4 Wednesday,, January 22, the y .
Speaking Competition. This M. Auto Body Shop. They
have 'talked to several people teams were driven to competition will' be held in—hope-to be open for 'business
wand was . surprised at the Brookside by `Clem $teffler,
enthusiasm a .the school auditorium on on the Easter •Weekend.
generatedby principal, for games with "the Thursday a f to r n o o'n , They will be doing custom•,
just a few words': Brookside Juniors. Winners January 30 at, 1:15. Parents body work, welding,' spray
"Meals on. Wheels, is a were the Kingsbridge girls i v'
students
Joe Courtney .'-and. family.
Mr'. and Mrs. Rosas have
recently purchased the
former Fina' Service Station
-on Campbell Street in
Lucknow and are presently
converting it, to, the D. and
are n ited to attend. painting, etc. •
voluntary', Christian corn- .and the Brookside boys.
�, ' .,.., . ...,_ SUCIAL NEWS; , ,,.., Ric -B el„._son of U!,Ir and
' n1:t •�'f�€ar1<,:� .�.� sa>::d•-�i�irs :•--�� r .-•'��t .. 3°a�l�d: 24�:;�to z . _ _ _ ---= _ _,_.. _.
Marg yMurray - and Marg , On dam' The mein .of t -he P'afis11 Mrs. Josephi. Poet 'is sttl1 a
seniors as well as the juniors .
'should know.. She has roused went by ,bus to Wingham to have been assisting rn laing patient in the, Alexandra
'her friends' and their friends play volleyball against the a new carpet on the floor in ' Marine r-'- •anl--• '.-Ge-neral
,and friends of friends to• Sacred Heart School. In the St. Joseph's church _OnHospital, Goderich following
running back and forth with best two 'games out of three, evenings during this past a two -car accident on High -
.way meals- to .folks who really rth'e King hr•idge_;I•un,iQr, boys 'week.' way 21 south of Kingsbridge
Th- Kingsbridge--- Youth
appreciate every, effort that ' and junior girls were" theon -Sunday afternoon,,-___
'has been put forth by all • sinners With Wingham Club enjoyed a Sunday af-
these drivers, runners, winning one', while the ternoon bowling party at the
dieticians, hospitals acid so Senior girls , from Lracknow Bowling Alleys last
many others -involved. Kingsbridge lost two 'games Sunday, January 26.
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I was amazed at thestraight. Mr. and Mrs: Jerry Ross,
terrific program, , the - ex- On Saturday, January 25 Pamela and David frbrn
cellent organization 'of this the Junior teams , from Kitchener • visited on . the
program }that has been built, ' Kingsbridge,. took part in a , weekend 'with Mr. and Mrs
up since the beginning last'' volleyball tournament at' the
'January 21 in 1974. Goderich District Collegiate
M. isabel MacDonald institute. Congratulations to
has b very capable co-. "the Kingsbridge Junior girls
ordinator. Mts. Muriel team who were. the Cham -
Stokes is co-ordinator of the, pions and to the Kingsbridge
volunteer drivers. ' ' • ` Junior boys who were the
At the moment there are runners, up in the , boys
22 meals each day delivered division.
' - seven ,atnoon and 15 at Principal Clem ,S'teffler,
evening. These are served Grade 8 students of St,
hot, on time, with, a bit of Joseph's sch°oo1 at
. .happy chitter chatter from Kingsbridge who „ will be
the, busy volunteer.. furthering their education 4
There are 35 to.45 regular , the Goderich, District
volunteers ' (w,ith more Collegiate Institute and their
'needed) who donate their - parents attended a Grade 8
time one -day a month - not a Night 'ih the 'auditorium at
:.whole_ day.. -i joist °the time ►t .fie Go.deri la D' t ' t
takes to pick tup and deliver Collegiate `Institute on
Thursday evening, January
23. ,
The principal of •GDCI and
teachers Mr.' Murdt • and
Mr. Sc,ian talked to the
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January 25.
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BY PENNY PETERS
We are all very tiroud ofs
' Phyl Durst and her team.
They: had an. excellent
showing in Toronto -won
three' out of --five 'games and
went, right to the, finals - how
about -that!
" Play ydowns are underway.
at present, for the' Foresters
and for the Tankard. The
c is rrc Tankard is at, Seaforth Feb.
5th and, 6th and • two rinks
will • reliresent our club in
this competition; ,,,Three
teams . are competing
skipped
D rsEtlea ..nd Co arie_..
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a few meals.
The two hospitals ` ee, pare
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the meals with special at;
tendon given to.special diets.
Special mention was given to
McIntyre,' •
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