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page 8 the tribune thursday jan 15 1970 0444t goodwood orange lodge on the march once more wl i i mm 42 m j w f scenic ski slopes at dagmar with ever- weekend the popularity of the ski resort at dagmar keeps increasing and while skimming down the slopes is fun its no more breath taking than the scenery from on top as this photo indicates peter harris by eleanor todd goodwood after a few years of tethargy the mens lodge seems to be bouncing back to life a- gain wouldnt it be great if theyd sponsor a street dance in goodwood this summer ten years ago the lol street dance was the social event of the year people came from miles around per haps if enough of us were to bring up the subject the next time we find our selves in conversation with an orangeman we might convince them to sponsor another this years master is don spencley walt todd is the deputy master lloyd capslick treasurer and ralph cooper chaplain the mens orange lodge is the oldest institution in goodwood older than both churches and only four years younger than our township council it received its charter in the year 1s54 and al though it has had its ups and downs it has never been forced to dissolve during world war i it boasted 130 members circa 1877 the lodge was meeting in its own build ing which was located on hwy j7 at the 4th con cession across the road and up a piece from ram- shorns hotel it has been host to two orange walks in its day the last one was in 1944 when walt todd was master mr walter davey remem bered the many i ol oyster suppers held in the ballroom of todds hotel during the ls90s mrs irene tindajs hat class was a success with 12 graduates most of the ladies modelled their hats in a show sponsored by the womens institute at uxbridge united ciiurch the goodwood recrea tion association held their second meeting to discuss the winter skating bus project and iron out any problems sixtysix children boarded the bus saturday almost double the number who rode to the arena the first week the mens orange lodge in goodwood has offered to sponsor the bus for the month of february there were 14 tables at the last euchre sponsored by the ladies orange lodge first prize winners were velma baston and walter hardy edith var- ey and and les morgason won second prize and dora geer and charlie jackson brought up the rear the lucky draws were won by walter hardy grace hockley and evelyn bryant mrs george hosie at the piano and mrs john barton with her piano accordian provided the special music at sundays service in the united church they played the old favourites when the roll is called up yonder and in the sweet by and by these ladies are from the siloam area rev thormin chose a topic very close to his heart and seemed to be really turned on as they say he told the congre gation that christianity is supposed to be a happy- religion not dour and dull he said that christ ians take themselves too seriously and waste preci ous energy trying to be proper the goodwood wo mens institute welcomed guests from the institutes at sandford and quaker hill at their january meeting a lady from glenwood spices gave some good advice on the use of spices in cooking the collectors and exe cutive of the bible soc iety in our aiea have com pleted their canvass and wish to thank all who donated this years total was 220 we were sorry to hear that mr herb wagg is in hospital he underwent a gland operation friday at newmarket the bell family has re turned from jamaica and if you do vour shopping at bells store don will let you have a look at his tan free of charge greetings by telephone by ada stcckley ring wood mr bruce brownsberger and family of idaho usa visited over the phone with his parents mr and mrs ed brownsberger and sisters mrs herb yakeley and mrs wm peacock and families christmas day family visitations in the ringwood area during the holiday week were mr and mrs dean fockler and family of scarboro with mr and mrs a fockler mr and j mrs clarence fockler entertained her sisters and brother with their families mr and mrs malcolm keith visited his mother and relatives at teeswater mrs frank atkinson is now home after four weeks in hospital and sev eral weeks at the home of her daughter mrs wm cockwell agincourt- her sister mrs griffith is stay ing with her mrs ken campbell spent several days in lon don ontario visiting with her aunt miss belle mit chell now 96 and a pat ient in hospital with a broken hip mr and mrs fred jcm- mett have moved to a new home in stouffville building supplies since 1922 we have treated every order either large or small with the same consideration courteous service expert skill hints how we jill the bill schell lumber limited 33 edward street phone 6403440 another highly interesting idea from the commerce paid on term deposits the commerce pays 74 on term deposits when the amount is 1000 or more and it is for a fixed period of time greater than two years your commerce manager has different interest rates available for other 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