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12 GODERICH SIONAISTAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21,1969
E. CARS, OF THANKS
HAMILTON: SPI wish to say
thanks to my relatives and
friends during my stay in
Alexandra Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. J. W. Wallace, Dr.
oJ. R. Leitch, nurses, staff and
girls in green on first east and
second west. - Brian Hamilton.
— 34x
04.0
F. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sherratt
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Maureen Leona,
to Dan Wrendall Sheardown. son
of Mr. James Sheardown and the
late Mrs. Sheardown. The
`wedding will take place
Saturday, September 6, 1969, at
12 o'clock noon, in St. Peter's
Roman Catholic Church. — 33
G. COMING EVENTS
RUMMAGE sale, Salvation
Army, on Saturday, August 2 ,
1969, at 1:30 p.m. — 34
FREE' roller skating, mini bike
rides, 7 days a week. Mini bike
sales. Penny. arcade. Goderich
palladium Drive -In Restaurant.
-- 34
.-_ RODEO— Three exciting
performances in Exeter.
Satur ay, August -� a an
and Sunday, August 31, at 2.
See daring brahma bull and
bronc riding with other features
of Eastern Canada's largest
rodeo. Pony team races, little
britches steer' riding and beauty
contest have been added this
year. -34.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Baechler,
Goderich, are happy to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Sharron Diann, to Mr. Stuart
Keith Henry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Henry, W.irigham,
Ontario. The wedding will take
place Saturday, September 20,
1969, in Victoria Street United
Church, Goderich, at 3:30 p.m,
— 34
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Whaley,
11 Indiana Street, Kitchener,
formerly of Qoderich, are
pleased to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Carol Patricia, to Mr. W. C. (Bill)
Steepe, 144 Lorraine Avenue,
Kitchener. Mr. Steepe is a son of
Mr: and Mrs. Peter Steepe of
Walkerton, Ontario. The
wedding will take place
Saturday, September 13, 1969,
at 2 p.m. in St. Aloysius'
Church, Kitchener. — 34
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry
' Houghton, RR 2; Clinton, are
'pleased to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Diane .Vivian Thomson, to Mr.
David Alexander Mallough, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Mallough,
, Goderich. The wedding will take
place on Saturday, September 6,
1969, in Holmesville United
Church at 5 p.m. — 34p
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sherwood,
Carlow, Ontario, wish to
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Neta Pauline, to
Mr. Gordon James Dawson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dawson,
Tupperville, Ontario. The
wedding will take place
Saturday, September 6, 1969, at
Nile United Church. 34
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SEPTEMBER 13, 1969 — 2nd
Annual Bluewater Reunion will
be held at Knights of Columbus
Hall, Louzon Rd., Windsor. Get
tickets from Lou Ducharme,
1118 Esdras, Windsor 16, before
September 1st. — 32,34
NILE 14CW tea, bazaar and bake
sale in the' church. Wednesday,
August 27, 2 p.m. Admission
50c.-34
Minister
speaks on AFB
Clinton dosing
--- Charles Si MgcNaughton,
Huron MPP, Treasurer of
Ontario and Minister of
Economics, „made the following
statement after learning of the
federal government's decision to
phase. out „- CFB Clinton, - by
September 1971..
—1—am- extremely ---disappointed
21 -DAY fully escorted coach
tour, September 5, to Salt Lake
City, San Francisco, Los
Angeles, Las Vegas, plus many
more. $360 based upon twin
sharing. Tour escorts — Allan..
Reid and Willy Strub. Contact
The Coach House, 29 East
Street, Goderich, 524-8366. —
33,34
THE GODERICH Art Club are
holding a 'display and sale of
their paintings on the grounds of
the Museum on Saturday and
Sunday afternoons of August 16
and 17, 23 and 24,•30 and 31. In
case of rain, show will be
withdrawn on that date.
BUS LEAVING for . CNE
Wednesday, August 2'1. For
information phone 529-7921 or
524-192$. — 33,34
that the Canadian Forces ase.
Clinton, in my riding of Huron,
has been scheduled for
deactivation by the Department
of National Defence.
This is the second severe
economic blow suffered by the
Huron Community in less than.
three years as a result of national
defence reorganization. It
follows rather hard on the heels
of the closing of the former
station at Centralia, whose
deactivation was announced in
1966.
For many years, these two
former . RCAF Stations have
been a major element in the
economy of Huron, providing
the largest employment of any
non-agricultural enterprise in the
county. While Huron is an
excellent farming community, it
has experienced relatively little
industrial growth since World
War II and the defence bases
have been instrumental in
providing jobs and . revenue for
people in the area.
Because of this, and
particularly in view of the
federal government's current
concern for regional disparity, I
had hoped that the defence
department would • have
continued operations at Clinton
at least until the community had
recovered fully from the
Centralia setback. The recent
establishment of a new warrant
officers' school ' at Clinton
suggested that the federal
,authorities anticipated the base
would remain active for many
years to come.
While I am most .concerned
about the announcement to
close Clinton; I am relieved to
learn that a two-year phasing -out
period has been provided by the
Department of National
Defence. The closure date of
September, 1971, will give
governmental authorities an
OPENING SOON
opportunity to • -investigate
carefully the best alternative use
to be made of the facilities at
the base- I hope this will result
in much fess disruption and
hardship than was the
experience with the abrupt
closing of Centralia in 1966.
Sometime after the Ce,,nt>
deactivation, I wrote to Defence
Minister Leo Cadieux to express
my concern over the method, of
closure there and, urged him to
consider a procedure which
would minimize the problem of
adjustment. I note . that his
department will co-operate with
other federal departments, the
provincial government and local
authorities in planning for future
use of the facilities.
The Clinton base; which does
not have runway or hangar
facilities, does not lend itself to
industrial uses as did Centralia.
It should be well suited,
however, to institutional gr
educational needs, since the base
has been an outstanding training
centre for many years.
I hope that Ottawa will give
every possible consideration to
employing the base as an
educational centre for some
other federal program. My
colleague, Robert McKinley, MP
for Huron, 'is working actively
on this possibility. It seems
eminently sensible, during this
period of inflation and concern
over public spending, to utilize
these existing facilities as an
alternative to investing capital
funds in new construction.
I can assure the Clinton
community that the Ontario
Government - is prepared to
cb-operate fully in efforts to
minimize the loss. I am confient,
for example, that Clinton itself
. will Continue to be designated
under the revised E.I.O. program
to provide forgivable loans and
conventional financing for new
or expanding industries. I have
assured a number of .t local
authorities, including Warden
James Hayter -of Huron, County,
Mayor Donald E. Symons of
Clinton and Reeve Ein
Thompson of Tuckersmith
Township, that I am prepared to-
assist
oassist in every way possible.
THIS IS NO ORDINARY SALE...
WITH
Goderich tie' softball series
The Goderich Ladies ball club
lost their first game of the
semi-final series to Brucefield
9-7, but came back Friday night
to even the series by defeating
Brucefield 7-6.
In the first game Goderich
picked up their first. run in the
opening inning, Sharon Sillib
getting to first,. Sue McLeod
moving her around to scoring
position, Norma Walter bringing
the run across home plate on a
sacrifice hit.
Goderich picked up five runs
in the second inning on runs
from Lil MacDon .lei, Linda
Reed, Sharon Sillib, Site McLeod
and Joyce Carter to make the
'score 6-0..
Brucefield got on the
sco`''reboard in the third inning
,when they picked up three runs
Walter Safety says.
"Keep air -inflated toys
out of the water. Play
with them on the beach
where they belong."
from M. McNutt, J. Aldwiinkle
and D; Dalrymple. Brubefield
went ahead in the seventh inning
when they collected four more
runs to make the score 7-6.
Goderich tied the score in the
'eighth when Norma -Walter hit a
sacrifice hit to first base to score
Sharon Sillib.
Brucefield came back strong
in' the eighth oto pick up two
more runs to end the game 9-7.
Joyce Carter was the top
batter for Goderich picking up
three hits; Su_e McLeod, _Mary,
Kolkman and Linda Reed each
had two hits apiece; Sharon
Sillib, Linda Grafon and Lil
MacDonald had one hit apiece.
Mary Kolkman was the
starting pitcher, Bev Wright took'
over in the fourth.
For Brucefield, B. Swan
pitched two innings and • was
relieved by B. Graham. ' .
In the second game, both
teams were held scoreless until.
the third .inning. Brucefield
opened the scoring with' runners
on second and third. J. Ferguson
belted a double to make the
score 2-0.
Goderich tied the, score in the
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sixth inning with a runner on
first and Sue McLeod drove. the
ball out to .tthe fence in right
field for the first home run of
'the game. .
In the seventh inning,
Goderich went ahead 5-2 on
runs from Joanne Wildgen,,
Sharon Sillib . and Lil
MacDonald. ' q
Brucefield got one run back in
the eighth when S. Graham
crossed the plate.
In the ninth inning, Brucefield
picked up three more runs on. a
single from M. McNutt and
home runs from B. Dalrymple
'and D. Carter to make the score
6-5n their favor.
Bottom of. the ninth, Lil
MacDonald reached first base
ahii Joyce Carter belted a triple
to "tie the -store and Norma
Walter picked up a' single to
drive in the winning run.
The top 'batter for Goderich
was Joyce Carter with a triple,
double and single. Norma
Walter, Mary Kolkn)an and Sue
McLeod each had two hits
apiece and Lil. MacDonald had
one hit.
Bev Wright went all the way
for Goderich allowing six hits,
four walks and striking out seven
patters.-
B.
atters.-B. Graham did the pitching
for Brucefield giving up 10 hits,
one walk and striking out four
batters.
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