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The Second Goderich Brownies recently held their enrolment at
North Street United Church, with 11 girls becoming new members.
From left: front -- Amanda Decker, Alicia Warr, Amanda Ottewell,
Carol Potter, Wendy bogie; back — Heather Bettgar, Julie Lukat-
chko, Kristin Glazier, Alicia Johnson, Mandy Stuart and Shannon
Pickell. (photo by Patrick Raftis)
Choir practice continues at St. Joseph's
Choir practice continues at St. Joseph's
on Tuesday evenings in preparation for the
annual Carolfest to be held in Lucknow on
Dec. 2nd.
Local members of the Goderich and
District Pro -Life attended the regular
monthly meeting at their new offices
above The Park Theatre on the Square in
Goderich.
The catering committee of the Catholic
Women's League held a meeting on Thurs.
evening at the home of President Denise
Dalton.
On Sunday evening the Youth Club met
for their regular weekly meeting. Their
current activities include a continuing
study of the Old Testament. An evening of
bowling is planned for the near future..
F.E. Madill Secondary School in
Wingham held their annual commence-
ment on Friday, Nov. 6th. Those members
of our parish community graduating in-
cluded: Peter Van Diepen who received
his Secondary School Graduation Diploma
- and Peter has returned to F.E. Madill for
further studies. John Van Osch received
his Secondary School Honour Graduation
Diploma as well as his.Senior Letter and is
currently attending the University of
Waterloo. Linda Van Osch also graduated
and received her Secondary School Honour
Graduation Diploma as well as her Senior
Letter, an award for the highest mark in
English and her Diploma and cheque as an
Ontario Scholar. Linda is continuing her
studies at Wilfrid Laurier University. The
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school letter is awarded to those who col-
lect a pre determined number of points for
participation in sports, academics and
school activities. Congratulations to Lin-
da, John and Peter and good luck and
God's blessings on their continued studies.
A special Remembrance Day Celebra-
tion was held at the school for the students
on Nov. llth. Included in the program
were scripture readings, petitions and
readings by staff and students and a
special RemembranceDay movie and.ap-
propriate music supplied by Mr. Mc-
Quillan on the bagpipes.
Declaration of war on waste
Later the same day Mr. Tim Doherty
was at the school teaching various
movements and ball throwing skills to the
students.
Father Ed also was at the school this
week and participated in the Remem-
brance Day Program.
On Friday afternoon the K, 1 and 2
classes had the opportunity to go to
Brookside School to see a live concert
given by Susan and April, two people the
children are very familiar with from their
appearances on Mr. Dressup. The children
participated actively and enjoyed it very
much.
Also this past week, photograph proofs
were returned to the students so that they
might choose -and order those poses they
like best.
The next big event the children are look-
ing forward to is the Book Fair to be held
at the school Nov. 18-25.
More than 100 municipalities, represen-
ting over 50 per cent of Ontario's population
have declared war on waste - in a positive
way - by celebrating Ontario's third Annual
Recycling Week.
At the heart of the celebrations is the
theme Education and Awareness Celebra-
tions in Ontario's larger municipalities will
focus in the schools utilizing the kit
developed by the organizer'
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the Organizing Committee and long-
standing recycling progt'm operator,
"Recycling of material 'has doubled this
year over 1986 - almost one ton>ie out of
every 50 is being diverted from landfill.
"Much greater effort is expected by 1990,
when over a million households will par-
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