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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-05-22, Page 10d 1,0 cODFRICH SJ,CNAL-STAR THURSDAY; MAY 22. 969 Dave Carruthers of the GDCI track and field team set, a ne'vt record in the triple •jump during the annual Huron -Perth Conference .track and field meet held in St. Mary's May 14. His jump of 37 feet nitre inches bettering the old record by seven ,,inches. —staff photo EVINRUDES when the wind gP'ves out ... EVINRUDES MATE YHTW1 11111 1111 viivwuvr gets you there faster than you'd think brings -you back! The mini sized 1r4z hp Mate was last year's runaway success. It weighs only 20 lbs. but will handle, a loaded canoe, dinghy, or car -top ,fishing boat with authority. Rug• gedly built with all the care of fine Evinrude engineering - Weighs Only 20 Lbs. • Stow It Anywhere! The 4 hp Yachtwin is the high thrust version of the weedless .Lightwin 4. It's' designed for sailors and fishermen who don't plan Qn tangling with weeds— who want maiim tm thrust from a small outboard. Can be fitted with top - mounted controls and 5" or 15" shaft extensions. SERVICE ELECTRIC (GODERICH) LTD. 30 VICTORIA ST. N. Dial 524-8581 Tht.rs4�y eight ladies ei.dscbeduied season ‘"- The The ladles of the ` Thursday Night Social League ended their scheduled season on Thursday, May 8, with the "Hot Shots" taking first place with 150 points, captained by Audrey Machan. Close behind were the "Salties" winning second place with 149 points, captained by , Barb Shewfelt and third place` winners were the "Kluless" with 138 , points, 'captained by Barb Streeter. • , The high average of ,219 went to Doe Queen; high triple was taken by Faye Sheardown with 786; anti high single to Fran McClinchey with a 360 game. A new trophy was added to this league: it's for the girl "who bettered her average the most:" It, was won by Sharon Kirkey who `bettered her average by 64 points. ' The one night of play-offs Was held , May15 with the "Greenhorns" taking° total pinrfall of 3570 captained by onna Duncan. _ There were seven girls this year with perfect attendance out ,of the 96 girls who bowled. LOCALSH Sympathy of`the community is extended Mrs. Henry MacKenzie in the passing of her father Mr. Albert Cook in Owen Sound hospital .on Wednesday. Visiting Mr, and Mrs. Frank MacLennan were Mr. and. Mrs. Don Ainsley and family of, Toronto. Visitors with M. and Mrs. Ross MacKenzie for the weekend were Mr. and Mrs,. Bill Barrett and family and Mr. Ray MacKenzie of Toronto. Holiday visitors with Mr. ,and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson were. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rogerson and family,' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Emberlin of Toronto . and Mr. Rod Finlayson of Sarnia. T h u rs day afternoon the pupils of grades 5 and 6 at North Ashfield School and teacher Mrs. Sandy MacCharles had a. science lesson outdoors with a walk to the bush where they secured specimens to stti'dy. Grades one, two and three ` had a clean up day at which time they cleaned the yard around the school. At three o'clock all enjoyed hot dogs and cold drinks served by the teachers. SHOWER Friday evening friends and relatives of Miss Barbara MacKenzie bride -elect, gathered 'to shower her 'with 'gifts and, good. wishes. Mrs. Alvin Robb and Mrs. Eldon Bradley shared the ' M.C. duties for a good program of community singing, a skit, Aunt Betsy McPherson;.a duet by Lillian and Mary Lillian Simpson;' Christine MacLennan danced and Mrs. Robb gave a reading. Mrs. Jack MacKenzie sang a solo and the girls from the Ashfield Choir sang a number. Contests were conducted by Mrs. Bradley and the presentation of gifts to Barbara. After the opening of the gifts Barbara thanked. everyone and invited them all to a trousseau tea to be held in her honor on May 31 at the home of her parents. The banquet and dance will be held Friday, May 23, with husbands or friends as guests. DONNYBROOK The 1Vl"ay meeting of the ,U.C.W. was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 'Stuart Chamney with a good attendance. Mrs: Ray Hanna had charge of the meeting and opened with all singing- 'Happy the home when God is there." Mrs. Ernest Snowden read the Scripture lesson. Mrs. Hilliard , Jefferson led in prayer. "In Christ there is no East or West" was sung and Mrs. Hanna had charge of the topic which was on China and after reading had questions and a short discussion period. "Jesus shall reign" was sung and Mrs. John Hildebrand took charge of the business. Two invitations had'. been received and both accepted, one to Hacketts Church May 14 at 8.30 p.m. and one to Calvin—Brick June 2 at 8.15 p.m. Mrs. Stuart Chamney gave the minutes of the preyious meeting and had roll call, the a offering was received. It was voted and passed to sponsor a child at Camp. Mrs. Morley Johnston spoke of packing a bale for relief. The meeting 'closed with all repeating the benediction in unison. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Wesley Jefferson and Mrs. Ernest Snowden. Two carloads of ladies belonging to the U.C.W. enjoyed a special meeting at Hackett's United Church on Wednesday evening. lt1iss Clare McGowan shoved pictures of her trip to the Holy Land which were very beautiful. Miss Corenne McDonald sang .two solos, • "Mother" and "Happy the horrie- when God is there." Mr. Doug Cameron and . Miss Wilma Hackett played several violin duets. The ladies of the 'Church served lunch and a social time. was spent together at the 'close of the meeting. Mrs. -Jim Leddy visited several times this past week at St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener with Jim who is a patient.there having. had surgery done on Tuesday. We hope he will soon be, home again. - Mr. and Mrs. George 'Reeves of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. • and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson and family. Miss Mary Jefferson of London and Miss Sharron Jefferson of Sarnia also • spent the weekend at the same home. Miss Lucy Thompson of -Oakville spent the weekend at her home. Baptismal service was conducted Sunday morning at the Donnybrook United Church for "Diane Irene" daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Wesley Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell pf London .visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Jefferson, Mrs. Wesley' Jefferson visited Friday with her grandfather Mr. Willows Mountain who has been a patient in Clinton Hospital for a couple of weeks due to surgery and we are glad to report arrived home Sunday. .PORT. ALIER' THE MONEY SAVERS Ct LTK100 — DEK100 — DRY HERE Choice of 5 drying programs. including Automatic Dry. Time Dry and Permanent Press settings. WASH HERE Tumble — Action Multi -speed washing. With .c choice of four washing programs. A variable Water Saver. Two Deep Rinses. A Self Cleaning Lint E jpctor. Even an Interior Light. LAJ350 — Laundromat Full 16 pound capacity. 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Mr. and Mr Al Meader and Arnold visited with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Grenier over ',the weekend. • M'r. and, Mrs. Gordon Cockfield of Lavonia, Mich. visited over the weekend with Mrs. Roy Petrie. Mrs. Elton Draper . visited with her brother Harry .Willis on Saturday, who is a pratient in Victoria hospital, London. Mrs. Elmer Draper returned home ori Saturday . from Alexandra ' Marine and General Hbspital where she had been a patient last week. Receives diptoma John W. Leamen; 32 Bennett St. W:, was among., more, than 900 graduates receiving diplomas from President°F. C. Jorgenson at the Spring Convocation ' at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute inpToronto. His course was Civil Technology. In the 20 years since its inception, Ryerson has graduated approximately 9,500 students, many of whom hold important positions in the arts and in professional; business and industrial fields in Canada, -the United States and overseas. • Shelley '4inner, a Ranger with the Goderich Ranger Company; received her. Gold Cord May p in a ceremony at Harbour.lite Inn. The GoId Cord is the highest award attainable in Girl Guides. Shelley was a Guide: with the 1st Goderich Company. before becoming a Ranger. Left to right are Mrs. W. Reinhart who was Shelley's Leader, while in Guides; Miss, Mary ,,McMillen, training commissioner for the county; Shelley and Mrs. B. McCreath, Huron division commissionerwho made the presentation. Mrs. W. Dean, another of Shelley's Guide Leaders, was absent when photo was taken. Also taking part in'fhe ceremony were Barbara Shelton, Brownie; Wanda Linner, Guide and Rangers Bonnie Such, Brenda Ferris, Betty Bedard, Clare Bedard and Pat Mumey. 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