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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-06-09, Page 8The Oroderich Signal -Star, T n ay J1 e 9, • 19,06 erubs Tak 'Point Lead Town Soccer League i ve weeks ago 'Councillor Herbert Such kicked off the first Dalt igtr bin _ the -beginning of the season for the 'newly - formed Godertch Minor Soccer 1 Ssceiationi: Councillor Such .also saki a few u oxdsptQ the boys, pointing out the advantages that were be- ing prescfitect to them through the kindness of ,. four service clubs in town, Goderiph Legion 10S, The Knights of Columbus, Kinsmen and The Lions Club. The boys have really shown their appreciation by displaying real shill, and sportsmanship to uphold the good names of the clubs which they represent. The league has suspended op- :OBITUARIES p- C BIT UARIES W. J. LEE MRS. JOHN rGALBRAITH - William Jahn Lee, 65, of 130 Blake -St., who died Monday in hose'ta1, was -buried in Colborne Cemetery yesterday following a funeral service at the Lodge Funeral Home. Mr. Lee* was born at Ben Allen, Ont.; 'son of the late John tee and Mary McDougall, and at one time lived at Hensall. He had been a motel and restaurant operator and monu- ment salesman. He was a mem- ber of North Street United Church. Besides his wife, the former Besse Marie_ Woods, he is 'sur- vived by a sister, Mrs. Hugh ‘Lizzie) Patterson of Wiarton. Rev Donald J. MacDonald of- fieiatPd for the funerat service. A funeral service was held yeste:day in the Lodge Funeral' Hom,'. for Mrs. John Galbraith, 32, of Clinton, who died Monday in C1,iton Public -Hospital. Mrs. Galbraith was the former Mary McClure, daughter of the .late James McClure and Matilda Fishe. of Colborne Township. She-narri•ed the late John Gal- braith in Tara, and later lived, in Goderich. She was a member Of Victoria Strew- United Church„ Goderich. There are no immediate sur- vivors. Rev. G, ant L. Mills of Ontajp Street United Church, Clinton, officiated at the service and burial• was in Colborne Cen.e-, tery. Pallbearers were Earl Westbrook, John Westbrook, William McClure, James Mc- Clure, Forest McClure, and Robert Lawson. At the annual track and field meet in Clinton last Thursday; Goderich won with 190 poiints. Ken. Bowen. -won. the . ..senior boy's championship and David Carruthers won the -Intermediate hoy's-ohamipionship. They were the only ones who won awards for Goderich. Scoring went , as follows: Holmesvillg, 42 Seaforth, 44; RCAF Clinton, '76.; Clinton, 82; Gode"ich. 190. The last assembly of the year was held last Friday in the gynn- nasium. The assembly was given by Mike VroQman's grade 8 class'. The assembly opened with the Queen followed by the Lord's Prayer and the Bible reading. Principal Ralph Smith° made some announcements. Basketball tabs were • awarded to the win- ning girl's team and the winning boy's team. play • Was -presented -4 .•� pupils called "TIie Trouble with Doctors." . The school band played two hymns. Saturday Ceremony The 1966 International Plow- ing Match' comes alive this weeis. when highways minister -Ma iNa[ightdn, and the agi°1 cult'ire minister Stewart, will co-operate to plow a first fur- row at the match site at Sea forth. The ceremony, to which the' pub Lc is ,invited, takes place at 3:30 p.m Saturday after- noon on what will -become the tented city on Scott farms west of the town. Sea'forth District High School Trpmpei. Band, a fea- ture at plowing matches across Ontario for several year' will take part in the short pro- gram. erations for a two week period in order that -the boys devote full a tention to • their examin- ations. t • ation ,. , " League games will resume on June 20, with a contest between the Knights and the Lions, start- ing time 7,p.m. •° Standing or. of June 4 Teams W. L. T. Pts. Cherubs 3' 0 2 8 Knights'3 1 1 7 Lions, 1 3 2 Victorians 0 4 1 1 Leading Scorers R. Fairish (Knights) J. Redmond (Knights) '1'. Crawford, (Cherubs) T. Pluufie •(Victorians) 3 II. Rctlinghaus (Lions) 2 D. Graf (Knights) 2' S. Asher (Cherubs) 2 B. 'Alien (Victorians) 2 4 ,r. 3 3 Kingsbrldge KrNGSBRJDGE—Mr. and ivirs. Fergus Dwyer and .family of Kinkora spent Sunday with Mr., and Mi.s. Donald Frayne and family. _ Frances Gilmore and Irene Milne of London spent the week end here. Mrs. Bernadine Kenny of De - Mrs. Josie, Cleary of Wallacehurg are visiting rela- tives hey e. Mrs. Martha O'Neil is a patient in Gxderich hospital. Jim Sinnett of the motor vessel Paul Townsend is home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs.' Ellis Irwin and son Drew, MT and Mrs. T Wim - Dorchester, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin and faintly on Sunday. Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Jim MacDonald on the birth of a daughter, June 6, in Gode- rieh hospital. Henry Van -Dyke of Holland is visiting his son Bill and daughter Mrs. Van, Roay, John and family. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Slets, Hol- land, are visiting their daughter,. Mrs. Van Dyke, Bill and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dalton spent the weekend in Galt and, To: ronto. GLIDDEN. EifTfRliDR-PAl Former Goderich resident William Saunders is living in a'roand house in Wallaceburg:' Mr. Saunders and his wife are not living in a railroad retie-; bit what has been des- cribed as "Wallaceburg's most unique domicilP." It is • a new house built in a complete circle with the living Loom completely en- closed. Next week- Wallaceburg Kinsmen are using the house to raise funds by charging admission for a tour of the dwelling. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hill of Goderich celebrated their :60th wedding anniversary with 36 members of their family Sun- day. The group dined at the Tiger Dunlop Inn and messages of congratulations were received from Prime Minister Pearson; opposition leader Diefenbaker, Robert McKinley, MP; Ontario opposition leader Andrew Thqmson, Murray Gaunt, MPP. Mr. and Mrs. Hill were married at the home of the bride's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bean, 60 years ago at Carlow. • R. 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Occupying• the centre of the west wall was a ""large gold framed mirror, draped with was decorated in mucin the same school room was a graceful red, white and iblue 4 bunting mi'nner. , and flanked by. Canadian flags. The smorgasbord tables in At each end .of the hall was a both the main hall and the Sun- large fan shaped arrangement day school room were graced of red, white and blue flowers by large bouquets and brass banked against green ferns. Over candelabra, holding red, white the wall sconces were large and blue candles, and red, white brass plates, effectively high- and blue candles were Qn the lighted by the lights from be- individual tables. Between the neath, The Sunday sol room main hall and the Sunday archway • of cedar, interspersed 'wit'h 1 ed geraniums. 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