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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-12-11, Page 10f� 4.ODERICH, SIONAI.4 STi°R, THURSDAY, DECEME.E.R 11,169 Second crnpcn.y 'G activities w Bcf KAREN HARRIS For the past six weeks. our Guide company has been doing a lot of hard work preparing for enrollment. - . Therecruits had- passed their Tenderfoot tests and were ready to become Guides. The theme for the enrollment ceremony was Mexico. We compared the recruits . to a matador. They, equipped with the threefold promise of duty to God, Queen and their country, a helping hand and the Guide law were very impressive. Also a 1st Class Badge was presented to Susan Freeman. Good work Susan! Jr. Religion and Life Emblem and Child Care badges were presented to Karen Harris, and the Writer's and Athlete's Badges to Betty Wraith. - After the ceremony we had campfire. The girls that were trying for their hostess badge entertained the mothers and guests and supplied us with refreshments. We hope you all get your badge girls. After campfire we bad a game. Because our theme was Mexico we had a Mexican game. Pinyatas were hung from the ceiling. Each patrol had a stick and had to poke the bag of candy open. It was fun! Division Commissioner - Mrs. B. Y. McCreath enrolled the recruits who were Lynn Moffatt, Teresa Streeter, Brenda Lougheed, Colleen Spence, Jean Wraith, Brenda Clutton, Laura Morrison, and Barbara Shelton. Small tokens of appreciation were, presented to former leaders - Mrs. D. Fisher and Mrs. B. Young. Special thanks to all the mothers who came to the enrolment ceremony. The Guiders of 2nd Goderich Company are Mrs. P. Spence and Mrs. N. Harris. After the game we closed our meeting together by singing taps. Karen Harris Lochalsh lobs. Annie McMurchy visited in Ripley Monday with Mrs. Mary H. Martyn. Many from the area attended the reception in Kincardine Friday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. David Lowry. A card party at Amberly hall Monday evening drew many from this area where they enjoyed a social evening. Skating and curling enthusiasts from this community are enjoying their favorite sports in Ripley this winter. ° Icy roads resulted in a "few minor accidents on the weekend. Duncan Simpson spent Tuesday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles attended the annual meeting and banquet at Markdale Agricultural Society Saturday evening where Mrs. McCharles represented the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies. Resigns seat Tony Wisser, a member of Father Nagle Council of the Knights of Columbus, Goderich, was presented with an honorary membership card at a recent charter night celebration held by, the local K of C Council. The event was attended .by 325 members of the Order and their friends, Pictured are (left to right): Joseph Tobin, District Deputy of the K of C making the presentation; Tony Wisser,Goderich; and Mark Dalton, Grand Knight of the Goderich Council. Mr. Wisser has been a member of the Knights of Columbus for 40 years. Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Kingsbridge news Congratulations` to Mary Luanne. Clare and Gerard Howard who made their first Holy Communion at St. Joseph's Church Sunday. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Dennis Dalton were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dalton and family of Sarnia. _. Several from the area attended the Annual Huron -Perth District Farmer's Union meeting held in Clinton last Tuesday,evening. Visitors over the weekend with. Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Heffernan were Miss Blanche Belodeau of Guelph and Ray Heffernan of Wallaceburg. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Frayne moved. to Lucknow for the winter months last Sunday. Next Sunday ° evening should prove very interesting and informative for the youth of the area and surrounding vicinities, when Dr. Evans of Goderich will be the guest speaker. His topic will be "Drugs and the Nervous System" explained by a film. Due to bad weather conditions, Sunday afternoon about three o'clock a hydro wire was knocked down in front of St. Joseph's Rectory, and lay dangerously close to the road. At the- same time, members of the CWL had gathered at the. school for a meeting. Noticing the wire, the police were notified and until help arrived, two of Gilbert S. (Bert) Moggach, an engineer on the Huron County staff of the Ontario Dept. of Agriculture and, Food, resigned his seat on the Seaforth Town Council Monday evening and disclosed that he has been appointed farm management specialist ,and program leader for the four -county area of Bruce, Grey, Dufferin and Simcoe. Mr. Moggach will start work in the new position on Jan. 1. Don Pullen, Huron agricultural representative, was in Toronto Tuesday and further information ' was not immediately available. It is not known who will replace Mr. Moggach ip the Huron engineering post. Oldest hunter? While checking hunters in the bush, two Tweed Forest District conservation officers were amazed to find a "young" sportsman who was still able to enjoy a hike in the woods at the age of 102. One evening he didn't return to camp and the rest of the gang, being alarmed, set off to search for him. There was the usual hollering and flashing of lights and then they . spotted him coming down an old trail. "What did they mean was I lost't Of course not" he replied. "The ding fools should have known I couldn't get lost, why I've been in these woods all my life and that's a long time. Why I ,know every tree around here by name and some of those tallest timber were nothing but sprouts when I was a young'un. Me lost in the woods -- no sir, never! • "My name is Dave Trumble from Northbrook and I surveyed and blazed trails over every inch of bush from here to Gilmour for every timber operation in this part of. the country over the past 85 years. I'm not through yet!" the ladies flagged down 'he traffic. The police detained the traffic through the church .and school grounds until a hydro truck was at the scene. Trappers meet The fall meeting of the Huron -County Trappers' -Association was held in Londesboro Hall recently with good attendance. Films on moose and lumbering were screened and Elmer Trick of Clinton, secretary -treasurer, reported on the North Bay fur sales. After judging of pelts and audience questions, Con Duchartne and Roy Bellinger said that a regulated township is not the way . to keep out American hunters. Township licences, they said, govern only pheasants, rabbits,, Cowes, raccoons, . and squirrels. ParMertit. they• added, shdujd petition ..county notinell t+ reduce 'the number of 'kenos ST. JOSEPH'S COUNCIL Sunday afternoon, despite the bad weather conditions, members of St. Joseph's Council. held their Christmas meeting in the school gym` with Mrs. John Austin presiding. Two resolutions in accordance, to the Fund for Development and Peace were read. It was moved by Mrs. Mark Dalton, seconded by Mrs. Cyril Austin that one percent of the total earnings of the' League be given for Development and Peace; and that each member., send one percent of cost of total personal expenses for the- year to Development and Peace. The Spiritual Report was given by Mrs. Bob Howard. Eleven boxes of used clothing were sent to Madonna House, Combermere. Two gift memberships were presented to Mrs. Jerry Vogt ,and Mrs. Henry Lafromboise. The Boy Scouts will sponsor the card parties this year. In charge of `cleaning altar linens for Christmas are Mrs. Mark Dalton, Mrs. Jerry Vogt and Mrs. Antone VanOsch. Assisting with the surplusses are Mrs. John Austin and Mrs. Eugene Frayne. Mrs. Dennis Dalton has offered to hook a rug for the League for a ticket draw. Brian Dalton has offered to sketch the Church for hasty notes. The ladies divided into two groups with Mrs. Mark Dalton and Mrs. Eugene Frayne as leaders for discussions on poverty and afterwards met together t� discuss their views on the subject. Instead of the usual exchange of gifts, donations to assist the Youth Club were given. . The meeting was adjounred by Mrs. Joe Courtney. A delicious • luncheon. of salads, cold cuts and Christmas cake 'was served by the lunch committee. The Mystery box was won by Mrs. Joe Courtney. sold to those from the United 'States: - - a- Membership draws were won by Bill Pepper, Jim East and Ken Dolmage. Ticket draws -for $100 each -were - won by Murray Pepper of Brucefield, Peter Postrna of Clinton, Russ Shine of Monkton, Willian Brindley of Goderich and John Shea of Hensall. Lloyd Cook, president of the Ontario Trappers' Association, and Ed Meadows of Hespeler, a Dept. of Lands and Forests employee, were ill and unable to, attend. Many pelts were brought in for shipment to the provincial association's fur sale at North flay, according to Harold Errington, county president. OFFAT PORTABLE DISHWASHERS Prov.iflciai Pc. iice investiate 10, auto accidents Provincial police from the o derich- detachment, investigated 40 auto accidents in the • week which ended last Saturday. Only one involved an injury. Last week's OPP report, as it appeared in this newspaper, said that Thomas Morgan of 50 Mary St., Clinton, was the driver of an auto which crashed on Highway 4 south of Brucefield Nov. 28. It has since been learned that the auto struck t cattle beast on the road. The News -Record regrets the error. On Sunday Nov. 30 on Highway 21 south of Goderich, Gerald 'Eggleston, RR 1 Dungannon was involved in a single -car' accident resulting in $1,000 damage to the vehicle he was driving. On Sunday Nov. 30 on Highway 21 north of Bayfield, Emmerson Erb, 210 Walnut Street, Goderich, was involved in a single -car accident resulting in $700 damage to the -vehicle he was driving. Passenger Anna Erb received injuries. On Sunday Nov. 30 on Highway 4 south of Londesboro, Hector Hamilton, Gorrie, was involved in a single -car accident resulting in $250 damage to his vehicle. On Sunday Nov. 30 on Highway 8 east of Holmesville, Lenore Watt, 207 Jones Street, Goderich was involved in a single -car accident resulting in $500 damage to the vehicle she was driving. On Sunday Nov. 30 on Con. 9 and 10, Goderich Township, south of -County Road 18, Lenus William Yeo, RR 3, Clinton was involved in a single -car accident resulting in $125 damage to the vehicle he was driving'. --- On Sunday Nov. 30 ' on County Road 31, south of Con. 1-2, Colborne Township, Herman Gerrits, RR 1, Clinton, was in collision with a parked vehicle owned by Henry Vos, RR 1, Varna, resulting in an approximate total damage of $75 to the vehicles. On Wednesday Dec: 3 on 9th and loth Sideroad, .. Ashfield Township, north of Highway 21 Eugene Frayne, RR 3, (oderich were involved in a two -truck single -car accident resulting in was involved • in a single truck accident resulting in an . $1,000 damage to the vehicle he accident resulting in $500 approximate total damage of -was driving. damage to the . vehicle he' was $1,250 to the vehicles they were . On Friday Dec. 5 on County driving. driving. 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