The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-02-19, Page 5We11,- this weekend should,. be •
a busy one with everyone
'waking on the Winter Carnival..
Since this is our FIRST
• Winter Carnival"we hope to have
a goad showing but we know it
can't be as big as some .of those
who have had several Years of
experience behind them - but
We rr►ill try. ,. •
, I haven't seen' any snow or ice
sculptures around gown, but if
o ha'. t it
you-�uant..to..try your nd �,
,you" , will have some. help
Saturday,, ► at Agricultural Park „, -
with
with a front end loader dumping
piles of snow just wherever you._
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good eats' at the ohurcch. or the
Fair Grounds,, and be od time
,for the torch -light parade,'
The Little Theatre Group is
lard at work on the hew play,.
I believe . Victoria Street
Church has a turkey' supper
planned for next Wednesday;
February 25.'
start to. youmast • er ec p e.
This can be fun if you get a few
of your gang to go along with
youto•.shape it up.'
I know some of them Will ,
turn out to " be fabulous
A -P P-ENI:NG.S-'--. .and-- -they
might be the winners. Abstracts
are being better understood and
your creation can be quite a
show piece. So you still have
time tostart it. *ork on . it
Saturday, it will be judged on
Sunday.• The novelty events
should be fun with the •GDCI
young folks .helping out:
There should be plenty Of
logs for the log sawing contest
since they are. finally cutting
down the poor old 'elms on our
• corner. The young people . of
-q today know little about sawing a
log in'half _- so this will- be an
experience for 'them. And a tug
of war battlei__too. • '
There will be lots of entries
for -the "Powder Pu•ff"' events
and these, should be exciting,
The girls will show they too can
,handle a fast machine whether it
is a siviwmobile, a- racing car. or
an airplane — they.. are right in .
there. (and cute too!)
We can. only pray, now, for
the right weather to support - this
event, so — everybody —
" `.`Wishing can make it so:"
At least that's what Jimminy
Cricket said in his 'song — "If
you, wish, upon asstar, etc. We
rr. "wished" for' good • weather for
our -Christmas Parade — and we
had it, didn't we? There is a fun
, dance Saturday nite..in-the arena,
• so plan on it.
There will be lots of food and
hot drinks on the grounds, you
just need • to '"dress for the
weather : bring a robe• •if you
plan to sit in the grandstand and
'ou's'libiild'kie
Ind warm
with the hot racing that will be
taking place. �,
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The Legion Auxiliary Ladies
are helping out with a treat on
Sunday. just before the, tree
lighting ceremony, and.I've just
heard of another treat planned
for Sunday from 4 until 7 p.ni.
The "Young People" of St.,
Peter's Church plan to serve
"Spaghetti 'and Meat Balls" in
the church basement, so this will
help on the.food problem. So no
one needs to go home to make
supper. How about THAT? -This
is the first time this young
group, of about 20 people, have
tried- something like this and I
think it should be a big sp�ccess.
So there you are, dress' up in
your heavy duds and you can get
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The Figure Skating Carnival is
at the. end of the, month and
�' planu
te' a 'Super-dooper one
they
• — only this is "biggerand
better than ever!" Get .our
tickets.
UC ANNUAL
The
Church held its annual meeting SKATING PARTY •
last Friday afternoon at the t
home of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest, The Flip C's .held a skating
Snowden ' with a • good party recently in the Belgrave
attendance. arena. Each member t was to
After 0.• buffet dinner :there -r- tiring-- a : ifr en -d_ so there 'w a •
was a business meeting with good crowd in attendance.
pastor Alfred Fry, as chairman. Skating and broomball were
The new officers elected were both enjoyed followed by a
Tom Armstrong as elder; Mrs. lunch of -pop and doughnuts. . ,
Edward Robinson., nd Mrs. Tom
Sunday evening, Feb. 8th, the
Hi -C's met in the basement of
the Donnybrook United Church.
Allah McDougall opened the,
meeting followed by the
scripture lesson read by John
Johnston, The .- offering was
received by Bill Snowden. John
'Thompson read the prayer.
Stisan Thompson gave the
treasurer's . report, •$arbara
Chamney read the minutes of,.
the previous meeting.
A discussion' was held on
•`--The „Church in Our
Community." Allan had
questions • for the members to,
answer.
Next, meeting is to, he held
February 22.
Donna Chamney closed the
meeting with prayer,
rook
--•, you;
• Martha. •
David ` Birch with him. They
returned to Waterloo Saturday.
Donnybrook United
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Ca ng ,.tins tions W W1'ss Aetty
Moss'vYho
was chosen Queen at
annual
the .Goderich Collegiate �n
Prom last Fridayevening •She is
g.
18 ar-old daughter of Mr.
thPi:..year-old .. ...�.. 'This
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And Mrs., William Moss, This is
the first time this ,honor 'has
come"to our village and we are
all proud of Betty:'
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Armstrong; Board' of Stewards
and Mr. and. .Mrs. Ernest
Snowden, manse committee.
After listening to the ,reports•
of the different organizations it
was felt that Donnybrook
Church was -in -•a--position. to go
ahead in the coming year.
• SURPRISE PARTY
M r. ° and Mrs. • Edward
Robinson had ' a surprise party
Friday evening for their son Bill
on his 21st birthday. -
After an enjoyable -evening of
cards and other games, Mrs.
Robinson served lunch, followed
bar birthday -cake and ice: cream. -
Jim .Robinson of Waterloo
University was home for the
occasion. He brought., his friend
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The February meeting of the
Wonten's Missionary Society Qf"
Knox Presbyterian Chticch, was
held at . 'the ?home of ' the
°
president, Mrs.. Wilfred
Sanderson. Mrs. Sanderson was
in charge of the meeting w•hiuh
opened` with a Ball to worship
followed by the Lord's Prayer, ,A,
hymn was sung with. 'Mrs.
Donald Rainesat the pig:
�The_devatianaLnerio
charge of Mrs. Frank Raithby.
This scripture °lesson .was.further
studied with the new study
book. The first chapter was
taken. by Mrs.. W. Bradnock and
a discussion' with all members
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Mrs. Donald 'Haines; from. the
Ladies' 'Aid from Mrs, Major
Youngblut and Mrs.. Roy D.aer.
• Lunch was served' along with
birthday cake �s�ake •observin veral
..
members birihdayS. which fell on
last week.
Obittjary
LOUIS WAGNER.
Relatives in this 4.ornmuniity
' received the -sad neWs last week
• of the sudden ,death of their
brother, ,ouis Wagner of
Masselon,. °hit?. tie was' barn in
-1907, the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. `Jac�ab 'aner�ard attendec.1 Daytona Beach, Florida and also
S.S. No. 9, Hullett where A he Cape Kennedy: Mr. and Mrs.
received his early education. Meredith Young, 49 . Blake St.'
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Church. iitsiness . Was discussed
and t``layette is being wade.,,,
he.seereta �Mra. Roy Daer
'� seeretary, r y
.was absent; Lunch was served'by
Mrs.assist d 1a Miss -
e y
M°,Minnie Wagner,
Mars. Roy Farrow, . and.. Mr.
and Mrs; , Jack, , Young; all of
Mitchell arid little` Miss Teri
-Young- of ". glehcoe, visited on
Saturday .. with the _ former's
brother, Mrs.Thomas JCihnston, •
'Mrs. Johnston and- Misa .Labra
Phillips•, °.,
M. anal °Mrs. Lorne Popp, R,11
1 ; Auburxi, have been,
vacationing for the .past two
`„Weeks .10 ,?fit. Petersburg; and
` He apprenticed at the C.P.R. Goderich, have been staying
office here with the late. Mr. with their eight grandchildren
Russel Shaw and left' this until Mr. and'Mrs: Popp both
community about 40 years. ago. .return .to work in Blyth..
way tri • He is suritived by hia wife,-the---.Goderich .respectively..
former • Treva McDowell of Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Clark
Masselon, Ohio, one son, Louis entertained the St. • Mark's
. Jr, of Michigan State University, - Anglican Church Board of
Lansing, Michigan, three Management last Thursday
daughters, Mrs. James (Donna)--- -evening- Atli their—rector, Rev:„
Long,' Canton, Ohio, Mrs. Frank Keith Stakes to plan for the
(Shirley) Schneider, Lorain,
Ohio, and Mrs. J. A. (Beverley)
Pallas, Amherst, Ohio.
Also survived by three
brothers Walter and William of
Auburn and Carl of Solon, Ohio
and six sisters, Mrs. Rose
Herman of, Tavistock, Misses Ella
and Minnie' Wagner, Auburn, -
Mrs. Wilfred. Sanderson, Auburn,
Miss',Laura Wagner, Syracuse,
N.Y. , and Mrs.. Fred Youngblut
of Woodstock. The sympathy of
this community is extended to
the family at this time.
took place. The offering was
received by Mrs.' Alvin
Leatherland and dedicated with
prayer by Mrs. F. Raithby:. The
minutes of the previous `meeting
;Were accepted as read by the
secretary-,- Mrs Alvin
Leatherland. "
A letter of thanks had been
sent to Mrs. Harry Eve of
Toronto and ' a card was signed
to go- to a member, Mrs. Edgar
Lawson, who is. a patient in
Clinton hospital. A letter was
read from the Voice of Women
thanking Mrs. A. Leatherland for,
the little -shirts she had knit for..
the little Vietnamese children.
She requested more dark yarn to
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continue her worthwhile • work.
Mrs. Donald Haines gave the
financial statement and plans
were made for the Easter
Thankoffering meeting on March
11 when Mrs.' Jdhn Pollock ,of
Goderich wily be- the guest
• Sunday, February 8, on Hwy. 8 west of Clinton, Frances speaker at the home of Mrs. ,,;
Maitland Con. Rd. west of Gertrude Buttema, 126 Orange Donald Haines. An invitation to
County 'Rd. 8' Donald William St,, .Clinton, was involved in a attend the Easter thankoffering •
McArthur, 1227 Seventh Ave., single -car accident 'resulting in • meeting on April • 8 was
Owen Sound, was involved in a minor damage to the vehicle sl}e accepted. A hymn was sung and
tri was driving. " the meeting closed with the
'Friday, „February' 13, ' on Benediction by Mrs. F. Raithby.
Hwy. 4 north of Clinton, Annie
.Reinsma, RR' 4, Clinton, was KNOX' ANNUAL
involved in a single -car accident '
resulting in minor damage to the MEETING
vehicle she was driving. The annuald •meeting of Kn• ox
Friday, February 13, on Presbyterian Church was held
County. Rd. 25; West of County last -Tuesday evening . at the
Rd. 22, David William Duff, 97 -home: of 1Vliss Frances 'Houston.
Goldwick Crescent, London..32, Rev. R. U. MacLean. was
and William Thom, RR 3, chairman •and the meeting was
Auburn, were involved in a opened with scripture lesson,
two -car accident resulting in i --Froin- Rohia�ns, 12th chapter and
,minor damage to both vehicles. prayer. Reports of the various
Friday, February 133. on departments were received and
. Hwy. 8 east of Benmiller Rd. business discussed. The election
(Huron .Rd. 27) James Thomas of officers took place. `
Kyle, Kipped, and'ius Arthur • , The Session is Donald Haines,
RR 2 P t b h clerk, Mr. Alfred . Rollinson,
SOCIAL CALENDAR'
Mr. John MacKay of London
spent the weekend in the village.
Mrs. .Major Ypungblut
presided for the •Ladies Aid
meeting of Knox Presbyterian
single -car •accident resulting
minor damage to the vehicle.,
Sunday, February 8," on 2Q
and 21. Sideroad north of 4th
and 5th Con., McKillop Twp.,
William Howard Lindsay,
Selkirk; and George Edward
,Earle, Market.St., Seaforth, were
involved in a car -snow w vehicle
• accident resulting in a minor
damage to the.Earle vehicle.
Wednesday, February 11, on
Hwy. 21 north of Port Albert
(River Dr.) Howard Blake, RFC 7,
• Lucknow, and John Edward
Jacob, 784 Kincardine, were
involved in a car -bus accident
resulting in damage to both
vehicles.
Thursday, February 12, on
Con. 13, Ashfield Twp. east of )J a er oroug William Wagner, Arthur
were involved in a two -car
Highway 21, ._ James.Albert Youngblut and Kenneth Scott.
accident resulting _ in minor- --.�-._. -
MacKenzie, RR 3, Lucknow,•Board of Managers: Gordon
damage to both vehicles.
• was in collision with a vehicle - . Dobie, William Wagner, 'Roy
registered to William Ferrish, RR r Friday, February 13, on Con. Daer, ' Wilfred Sanderson, •Major
3_ Lucknow, resulting in o minor
damage to the Ferrish vehicle.
Thursday, February, 12, on
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Trustees: Donald Haines, Arthur
Youngblut; Gordon Dobie and
Kenneth Scott.
Church •Treasurer is Mrs. Wes
Bradnock, secretary, Donald
Haines; auditors, Mrs. Ed Davies,'
Miss Luella Wapner, Miss Frances
Houston; organist, Mrs. Donald
Haines add`` . historian, •' Miss
Frances Houston.' -
involved in ,a car -truck accident Reports' from the Women's
resulting in minor damage to Missionary Society were received
both vehicles. •from Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson and
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coming summer season,.
Mr. Elmer Trommer and Mr.
Thomas Johnston attended the
Hardware Show in Toronto last
Wednesday.
Mr.' Ralph Tromrner, Toronto
and Miss Joyce _ lioltzhauer Qf
Toronto, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Elmer Trommer,and-Connie. -
Mr. and Mrs. Julien Delbergue
and their granddaughter, Vickey
left on Tuesday for a . trip to
Belgium and' will be visiting
relativesand friends until April
1. • ,
Tlie' .. a entralia ' College of
Agricultural Technology mall '
hold its -third annual open hou ,�
galled Earning Through
Learning, Fob. 1104 18,'
will dis las n-
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crossbreeding livestock, farm
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iQthing,: 'deg
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gra. _techniques, food
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lanni�b '-.alo: with. a fashion
show,
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Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt, ' Mrs, Frank
. Raithby and Mrs. Wes Bradnock
," attended the Training school for
the ..4-H project "Featuring
Fruit" last week. Any_girl in the
community wishing • to take this
r club please contact any.,of these
leaders.
Kingsbridge news
BY DELORES VAN OSCH
WOLVES
Wolves appear to be quite'
bountiful in the Kingsbridge -
Ashfield district. A , hunting
party of Jim•, Joe,°Ted and Peter
Martin; ' Jack Tigert, Clarence
Doherty and Vincent Austin
have 'been hunting for the past
three consecutive Saturdays.
On Saftirday, January 31,
Jack Tigert shot the first wolf;
on Saturday, February 7, Jim
and Ted Martin shot one each
'and on Saturday, February 14,
Joe Martin got one.
Mrs. Braise Martin .served the
hunters a hearty meal on
February 7 and • this past
Saturday, a meal was served to
them by • Mrs. Clarence Doherty.
SOCIALS
Patients in the hospital from
this area are Mrs. Jim Martin in
ENA
WEEKLY
SCHEDULE
FRIDAY,.
PUBLIC SKATING
PUKIIC SKATING
SUNDAY
2:00 to 4:'00: P.M.
SUNDAY $:00 P.M.
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Goderich B>~iilding Centre'
vs.
Goderich Combined.,
TUESDAY,, -
PRE.SCHOOL ' ,.
• SKATING
2:00•P.M. -'3:30 P.M.''
:LIONS FREE SKATING.
3:30 P:M.' .5:00 P.M.
hospital in'Goderich and 'Mrs.
Jack Van Osch is a patient in
hospital at Wingham.
Yvonne' and Linda Siennett
were° guests on `Cartoon House
•CKNX TV on Tuesday of, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dalton
and family -of Sarnia were
visitors on the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Dalton.
r 'WINS SPEAKING CONTEST
Judy Tigert, 1 -1 -year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Tigert, won the Junior Public
Speaking Award at the. Lucknow
Legion on Friday evening. -
Her topic was "The Use And
Misuse Of Drugs."
• .Judy attends St. Joseph's
School, Kingsbridge and o tr
congratulations go out to her.
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