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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-08-21, Page 3• • • Kingsbridge Kiippi�gs' 529-7139 Mrs. Jim Martin ••••••••••••.•••••••••••0•••• NEW SON .IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. John Van Roay and family proudly 'received their new-born son and brother home on Saturday, He was born on Sunday, August 10 and - weighed' in ' at 8 pounds; 11 ounces at Goderich Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. WHO WILL IT BE NEXT TIME? While Ian Beaton of Onaping, Ontario remains in poor condition at Victoria Hospital, London, a week after his north -bound car slipped off the road, another accident caused at the same bad bend on • Highway 21 here has sent a motorcyclist to (isoderich Hospital. • Christian McGee, RR 3, Strathroy, upset his north -bound motorcycle Saturday, about 2:30 p.m., causing $40 damage to the bike. Constable Pennes from . the Goderich' OPP Detachment investigated. McGee, already handicapped with a cast on his right arm, darted between a tree and a mail box landing on the front lawn of • Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drennan. The Drennans and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis .Dalton's houses are situated on Highway 21 directly across from each other.,, Each has experienced three accidents in the past few years and both • note that the vehicles have been going north. Mr. Drennan says that he's even afraid to cut his grass, the traffic has increased so much. Local authorities have been contacted to make improvements in the road. "You • never know who will be next," said Earl Drennan. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • from what could have been a • serious accident„ last Wednesday evening at his home. Mr. Austin parked the car on a knoll and with the emergency brake on, proceeded to fix his muffler. He hit the brake accidently with the hammer causing it to. release. He acted quickly to scramble clear of the oil pan resulting in having, the front wheels pass over his shoulder. X-rays showed no -broken bones:._. .. "It's something he's done many times without incident," said Mrs. Austin, "but never again." Mr. Austin has another week of holidays to recover from the sore muscles. PAST -EVENTS YOUTH MASS DELIGHTS ASSEMBLY Knights of the Altar and two • guitarists presented a refreshing "break -away" from the slow, traditional hymns at St. Joseph's church here Sunday during 8:30 a.m. arid 10:30 a.m. Masses. • "This is called a Youth Mass, not a Folk Mass," claims Brother Ray Hughes, C.R. from St. Eugene's College, University of Waterloo. Brother Ken Kroetsch C.R. and Brother James Link C.R. strummed the guitars as they blended current songs such as 'Where' Have All the Flowers Gone" and "Another You" with the traditional Mass celebrated by visiting Priest Father Fabian Ayres, C.R., assistant pastor of St. Alaysius Church Kitchener. A choir of about 42 Knights of the Altar (altar'boys) from St. Alaysius Parish, Kitchener led the obviously ,delighted congregation through the songs. The boys and staff members from the college have just completed a week 'of holidays at Ressurrectioonist's Camp • Huronia. "They loved it here and we would all like to come back," claims Brother Ray Hughes who was in charge of the week "And we certainly appreciate the breakfast ' the ladies have M prepared for us today. Be sure and mention that in the paper," he concluded. ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY Wilfred Austin crawled away M • • • w • Donald Frayne was elected as Secretary -Treasurer of the. Ashfield ° Farmers' Union at' their regular monthly meeting held hereAugust 7. , Many friends from here attended the Saturday wedding of Miss Betty deBruyn and Ross Hawkins in Sacred Heart Church, Wingham. . Huron Trail Riders held their first annual rodeo at the Dungannon Fair grounds on Sunday with many residents STEWART ALUMINUM' SALES ._ .- from here attending. . Father Ralph O'Laughlin, from Montgomery, Indiana received acquaintances, friends and relatives at the summer home of his sister Mrs. Bernadine Kenny Sunday evening. Father O'Laughlin is spending two weeks with his ' sister here. FOR 12 YEARS serving the people of Goderich and area with quality Alcan aluminun# products. EXPERT WORKMANSHIP 20 VAR GUARANTEE ALUMINUM SIDING, WALLS, SOFFITTS AND FACEBOARDS ALSO WINDOWS, DOORS, AWNINGS STEWART ALUMINUM SALES 101 Victoria St., Goderich s24,8821 • •••i Correspondent •••••••• ••••• • •° Dalton, student -nurse Kitchener were home for the'weekend Mrs. Claud MacDonald and family and mother, Mrs. Marie Garvey, Toronto, are enjoying two weeks at the Garvey Homestead, Mrs. George Pollard with -children. Michael and Karen Ann,, Hamilton, have been with Mrs. Blaise Martin this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ned MacDonald, . Sarnia visited with their daughter, -.-Mrs.: Ted._Martin....and family on the weekend. Melissa Martin returned to ' Sarnia with her grandparents where she will spend the week. Margaret Austin; only Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Keefe returned home Tuesday after travelling to Niagara Falls, Hamilton, and Port.Credit. Mrs. O'Keefe's sister, Miss Nancy Cancilla, Toronto visited four days on the farm. ' Jack Tigert and son Glen enjoyed a few days of fishing at issac Lake near Wiarton last week. With them were T Jim Doherty, Hector Tigert and Jake Catlin, Detroit. . Miss Mary Doherty, Jim Doherty and Richy Maize visited with Mr. and ° Mrs. Bill Reny and boys, Downsview for three. days last week. Miss Sandra Lynn MacPherson, Brooklin, Ont., spent . two days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drennan, before her parents, Mr. and - Mrs. ° Sandy MacPherson arrived on the weekend to take her home. Orlyn 'Walsh, Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller., London, were other weekend visitors. Mrs. Dennis Dalton returned home Sunday after spending a few days in London assisting her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Marsman move to a new location there. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dalton and family, Sarnia, and Mara daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Austi'h' returned from an enjoyable. month of holidays. She was in Goderich for a week with her maternal grandparents, Mr. and MrS. °John Fellows. From there she went to Orangeville with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Baker, husband and family. The Bakers took Margaret to -Manitoulin Island during her three-week visit with thein.. .Sister Jane Francis, Waterdown is visiting with her mother Mrs. Herman Lambertus, Dr. and Mrs. Casper, Gross Point, Mich., arrived Sunday to -spend some time with John O'Connor. Sattirday, August 9. • s[c�aA�srn�t, �xci#s�anx, ntTl�usT ��,OIL a .__. _._.. Wbeat surpl+u s. will effe0 00* Members of the London Model., A Car Club visited Goderich said, They went on to visit the Huron County Museum and other __. ---Sunday-•afternoon..-Four- carswere•-missing-when-therassembted—'plaees"':o-f" ii'St cal Tr teres iii " Goderich. We try to be looms at the Salt Cairn. A club spokesman said the cars'average between before dark," another member said, "the lights on the Model A 35 and 40 miles per hour and the trip from London took three could be better." hours — "we had to stop for incidental repairs along the Way," he • IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllll1111111111111111111111111111111tlllllllllllllllll111111111111111111111111111111111llllllltlllll „ 1 LochaIshan w az� ylds �� Liberals to meet in Guelp Correspondent • Mrs. Oliver McCharles Three familes have moved from this area during the past month. 'Mr. „and Mrs. Sam Gibson have gone to Lucknow, as have Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, and Reuben Wilson has left to make his home in ' England. Presentations to each of these have taken place and well wishes from this community go with them to their new homes. Reuben Wilson had a successful Auction Sale 1 Ns of Auburn Sgt. and Mrs. L. Coyne of Windsor are ,visiting with her brother, Ross Robinson, and his wife this week. 4Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McDowell and boys : returned last week ` from a vacation in northern Ontario. Weekend guests with Mrs. Ralph Munro were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Youngblut,Lorie, Barry and Bradley of London, Mr. and Mrs. Glen °Youngblut, John and Jennifer of Victoria, B.C., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Youngblut, Susan and Bruce of Toronto and Miss ✓ Mary McLennan of Winnipeg. , Mr. and Mrs. Burnard McEachen of Michigan spent the weekend with -Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen. Mrs. Mac Allison M- of Ailsa Craig visited last Monday =with her sister, Mrs. Gordon Taylor. Mrs. Harvey Andrews of Exeter also visited with her sister 'Mrs. Taylor. The Rev: and Mrs. Hugh Wilson of Exeter visited last Thursday with Mrs. Ralph Mu nro. Mrs. Ralph Munro spent a few days last week with Mrs. Bert Craig at her 'cottage on Lake Huron north of Goderich. The Auburn sawmill has closed down for its two-week vacation. • Friends are pleased to see Mrs. Charles- Scott at her home after several weeks a patient in the Goderich hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur and family are holidaying at a cottage at Bogie's Beach. Miss Gail Miller of Toronto , spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Miller. Mrs. Roy Farrow of Mitchell visited last Wednesday with her brother, Mr. Thomas Johnston, Mrs. Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips. Mrs. Laura Hoge and grandson Greg' Hales of Saskatoon are visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Straughan, and her cousin. • home from Wingham Hospital. Miss Linda Wylds of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds. . Mr. and Mrs: Clarence McGillivray of New York City visited with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Martyn entertained the Carruthers relatives to a picnic •on their law' - on Sunday, August 10. Over 75 relatives enjoyed the get together arid at the same time presented M iiss Ann Carruthers of -London with gifts prior to her marriage. Mr, and Mrs. • Ken L. MacKenzie have been enjoying a holiday in Northern Ontario. A Trousseau Tea was given by Mrs. Duncan "Thorburn on Monday, August 11, in honor of her daughter, Joyce. Recent visitors in • the area were Mr. and Mrs. Don Ainsley and 'family of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacLennan. The Andrew -Lane picnic at Ashfield Park Sunday, August 10, was a big one. . Friends of Mrs. Wm. Ross, fprmerly of this community, will be pleased to know she is home again after having surgery in Kitchener Hospital. • Mrs. Wm. Farrish and Gordon are `enjoying a trip to Scotland along with Mrs. John MacRae and Laurie. • Propose sizes • Consumer and Corporate Affairs Minister Ron' Basford announced today the launching Of a nation-wide program to promote the use of the Canada Standard Size (CSS) label oh children's clothing: A Canada Standard Size label on a garment means that it is sized according to body measurement rather thanthe age of the child. At a press conference where young models demonstrated the size difference within one age group, Mr. Basford said: "Many parents have complained to us about the trouble they have buying children's clothes which fit properly. , Obviously all eight -year-olds are not the same size and the consumer should be able to buy by measurement rather th'an age. Today ,.we are launching 'a , program to encourage manufacturers to produce children's clothes in Canada Standard sizes, and we are urging mothers to buy only those items carrying the ' CSS label." 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Haar and Dennis Hefferon. be held major social problems facing the Friday, people of Ontario, so that we current will be able to build the kind of possible 'society we want. The papers and discussions will assist me, the policy committee •and the als who provincial caucus in the creation Hellyer, of a new Liberalism for Ontario Dennis, • in the 1970s," he concluded. Opposition leader Robert Nixon will set the theme of the conference, to be held at the - University of Guelph, with his opening speech Saturday morning. • His' topic will be "Ontario — the year 2000." Mr, Nixon said this week the purpose of the conference is to stimulate the process of policy formation for the Ontario election campaign of 1971. "The second caucus conference is one of a series of conferences . which I have initiated ...." said Mr. Nixon. He said the conference •would begin a continuing dialogue between experts , in various fields, ' the caucus and the membership of the party. "The - conference will undertake to raise questions and Wester'i wheat su,rplu - W -ill have an impact across Ida, but particularly in Ontario, according to Charles G, Munro, president of the Ontario. Q A. Federation of Apiculture. "Mountains o wheat rising in the prairies," he says, "will soon start hurting this province's • farmers in the wallet.... farmers will continua to• be' caught in a squeeze until there is an equitable sharing .of wheat markets by . world agreement' Mr: Munro, in a statemeRt released , this week, said - hong term -OFA. thinking ljraa---,per been that "certain commodities .must share a common marketplace so all can gain, profit. • The law of the jungle, when carried put by even one, group, will mean financial failure for all concerned." b The federation president called on -the federal government to "develop a realistic program to bolster the prairie economy for the sake of all Canada," pointing out that effects on Ontario farmers may include an ° increase in western rapeseed production and the building of feedlots on the prairies so cattle will be finished there instead of in this province where the markets are. HIGHLAND DANCING CLASSES Reopens Sgt. Sept. 6th Teacher: Mary Lynne Telford, S.O.T.A., ;CLASS LESSONS: $1.00 per half hour $1.50per hour PRIVATE LESSONS: .$3.00 ped half hour Anyone wishing to register p write to M. L. Telford, Goderich, before September I. ase phone 524-9635 or 5 Elgin Avenue W., awl? FALL COAT 1�%0FF OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF FALLCOATS t or a limited time you can purchase one of our brand new fall coats at a reduction of 10%. If you are going to need a coat later, don't wait, buy now and save 10%. This year the fashions are challenging and again you may have yours trimmed with fur or untrimmed. Included at 10% off are Suede and Leather jackets and coats with zip -in liners. SALE ENDS AUG. 30 LADIES WEAR LIMITED