The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-11-18, Page 9AlAgf
Kim LII _ lois sang "Endless Love" during a variety night
put on by GDCI students last week to raise money for a
school in Slerre Leone, Africa. She was one of several
soloists featured. (Photo.by Joanne Buchanan)
The GDCI stage band, under the direction of Hugh
McGregor, performed several jazz numbers at a variety
night held by high school students last week to raise
money for a school In Sierre Leone, Africa. (Photo by
Joanne Buchanan)
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Greg Wilson and Heather Ami Stapleton played the roles of Earnest and Gwendolyn in a
scene from Oscar Wilde's play, The Importance of Being Earnest. The scene was part of a
variety night put on by GDCI students last week to raise money for a school In Sierre Leone,
Africa where a former GDCI teacher is working with CUSO. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Everybody plays euchre
There were 10 tables of
euchre played at the Orange
Hall on .Wednesday evening
" last. when th4 newly ,formed
Senior Citizens of Dungan-
non and District held their
first social event. It is really
nice to see the people turning
out and supporting. this
worthwhile group:
Mrs. Margaret Errington
welcomed everyone and in-
troduced the president, Mr.
Ted Bowers. She asked those
present to remember to at-
tend another euchre in two
weeks and bring along a
friend. • eta
High man was Alan Rivett
with low score being Tom
Young. High score for the
ladies was Mrs.. Dolores Cul-
bert with low score going to
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Mrs. Donna Powell, The
prizes were all donated as
well as the delicious lunch
which was served by the
ladies.
•
• On Thursday evening the
Dungannon and Nile Yoath
Group sponsored • a euchre
party at Brookside School.
There were nine . table of
cards. with high lady Bessie
McNee. High man Frahk
Pentland. low '.man Berl
Dougherty. The door prize
was won by Jack Errington.
Allister McKenzie of Kin-
cardine visited with Mel
Jones on Saturday afternoon.
On Friday Marie Park.
•Shirley Allan of Kinloss and
Lois Cunningham of Carlow
spent. the day in London.
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Peterson attends
N
P meeting.
Norma Peterson .of Kin-
cardine, Huron -Bruce Chief
Financial Officer, attended
the 3rd annual conference of
the Ontario NDP Women's
Committee, held in Toronto
at Queen's Park on Novem-
ber 6th and 7th.
The Women's Committee
was established in order
to increase the participation
of women in the NDP at all
levels, to develop policy
recommendations, to monit-
or legislation, and to partic-
ipate with women outside the
Party in areas of mutual
interest. Conferences were
held, wherever possible, pri-
or to the federal or provincial
convention. Since the upcom-
ing Provincial Convention in
February will feature the
election of a new leader, the
Women's Committee spon-
sored a Leadership Forum on
the opening evening of the
Conference. The three candi-
dates - Jim Foulds, M.P.P.,
Richard Johnston, M.P.P.,
and Bob Rae, M.P. - pro-
posed measure (accessible
day care, equal -pay -for -
work -of -equal -value legisla-
tion, Canada Pension Plan
drop-out provisions, access
to non-traditional jobs) which
would promote the equality
of Ontario women; and ex-
pressed regret that the lead-
ership race lacked a female
candidate.
On the second day of the
Conference, members draft-
ed and endorsed Affirmative
Action resulutions to submit
to the Provincial Convention.
If adopted, these proposals
would guarantee equal fem-
ale representation_ at all
political levels of the NDP.
Other items on the agenda
included angry protest ag-
ainst the sell-out of native,
and women's rights in the
Canadian Charter of Rights;
and a report from a female
worker on strike against the
Irwin Toy Company. Moral
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