HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-06-18, Page 10dOTAitIOIrl SIQNA.LaSTAR,''HURSDAY, JUNE 18,1,370- .
D. IN .MEMORIAM
.--BARKER: In roving memory of
a ,d,.ear wife and mother, Ruby
Violet,, who passed away June
22v1964.
A,qday of remembrance silently.
kept,
No matter how long we , will
never forget.
•- Lovingly remembered by
husband and family. — 25x
E. CARDS OF THANKS
STEWART: ' For gifts, , flowers
and,cards ret:eived from relatives
and friends on the occasion of
our 50th Wedding' Anniversgy
may ' we express our sincere
thanks and deep appreciation. --
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A: Stewart,
Dungannon.,- 25
BEIRNES: I wish to express my
sincere thanks to my,friends and.
relatives for the many cards and
flowers and who visited me
while I was a patient in Goderich
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital. Specialthanks to Dr.
Watters, Dr. Flowers, Dr. Mills
and Rev. Raymont. Also the,
nurses and staff on 2nd floor. —
Ellie Beirnes. - 25x
. CARDS QF THANKS
ANSTAY: The family of the, late
James Anstay wish to express
sincere thanks and appreciation
to relatives, neighbors and Many...
friends for .the kindness and
thoughtfulness -shown during
tlieir recent bereavement: Tip
floral tributes, cards and gifts to
the Heart Fund, T.B.R.D.
Associations and expressions of
sympathy were • most
comforting. Special thanks to
Dr. J. W. Wallace, hospital staff
and ambulance attendants who
were so helpful and
understanding. Our thanks to
Rev. G. L. Royal, the pallbearers
and the Stiles Funeral Home, To
everyone our heartfelt thanks. —
The Anstay family. — 25
F. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Etue wish to
announce the engagement of
, their daughter, Mary Loretta, to
Mr. William Wilkinson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jinn Wilkinson. The
wedding will take place
Saturday, July 11, 1970, in St.
Peter's Roman Catholic Church,
Goderich, at 3 00 p.m. — 25x
Mrs. J. M. D. Tomkowicz,
Goderich, is pleased to announce
.� HBY:,,:.1.wish to .convey my ; 'the for=thcoming marriage of her
re ratmm of Vie° °raid •c 11s + her ..Christina«- Ire , to
�-` Y 'hthp= :aughn x me otr -riff 3
arid` a e W° v}i�le -` a "reg Mr. and Mrs. Rod'rt M. Turner,
patient in the 41,ton General Bayfield. The wedding will take
Hospital. —Frank Raithby. place July 4, 1970, at 3:00 p.rn.
25x . •in St. George's "Anglican Church,
Goderich, — 25. -
GEDDES; The family of the late —
Mr. Norman Geddes 'wish to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stemp wish
express sincere thanks to-•--to...---announce the forthcoming
relatives, friends and neighbors marriage of their daughter,
for the many acts of kindness, Beatrice—Laurie, to John W.
floral tributes and donations to Glazier, son .of Mr. and Mrs.
° Heart Fund, and sympathy Ronald Glazier of Goderich. The
extended to them during our wedding to take place' at St
loss of at dear husband and Peter's (church, Goderich, at 10
brother. Special thanks to. a.m. June 27, 1970. --- 25
Flooky winds foil sailing race skippers
-The first race ever of the Blue
Water Sailing Club was held
Saturday .afternoon with -seven
boats reaching the starting line
in time for the.race. ,Boats from-
Fireballs to nine foot "prams"
were entered and several eth9r,
larger sailing craft stood by to
watch,
Skippers were plagued by
- light, flooky winds far a course
around the breakwall. The order
of finish was Bert Corbett in a
Fireball; Cori Watters in 'a
Sunfish' and Paul Carroll in a
Sirocco. Others taking part
were: Harold Jeffery, Jim
Mulhern, Don McEwan and
Peter Collyer.
Next " race will be Sunday
afternoon starting at 2 p.m. and
skippers are asked to have their
boats ready in the water at leash_
one- half hourbefore start time.
A pre -race meeting will be held
pallbearers and flowerbear'ers, to
Rev. G. L. Royal, Goderich, and
R. A. Currie and Son Funeral
Home, Wingham, • for their
services. Our thanks to staff on
first and second floors of
Goderich , Hospital, also Dr
• Flowers and Dr Watts. 25x
BEAN: I ` wish to thank all who
gave me gifts, cards and visited
me in °hospital;- thanks • to the
nurses on first floor, Dr. Deathe,
Dr. Watts, Rev. Royal, Rev. Warr
.and gills in green. May Bean.
—25
LASSALINE: I wish to thank
relatives, friends and neighbors
for cards, gifts and visits while a
patient in Alexandra Hospital.
'Special thanks to management
and staff Conklin Lumber, Dr.
Watts, Dr. .F:"" 1fills, Dr. A. B.
Deathe, • nurses and staff. —
Harvey Lassaline. — 25x
G. COMING EVENTS
GODERICH Industrial Softball
League Dance at Harbourlite
Inn, Saturday, June 27. Lionel
Thornton and the Casa Royal
Orchestra. — 24,25,26
MONSTER 2 -car Bingo at the
Durham Arena beginning June
19, 8:30 pem. $3,200 cash.
prizes. Free chance on two cars
— 1969 Epic (new) to be drawn
August 14; 1970 Plymouth
Belvedere to be drawn
September 11. You must be
present to win car.
25,27,29,31,33,35
BINGO
Every Saturday Night
'LEGION HALL .
Starting Time -8:30 p.m.
imoNommomp
SATIN FINISH'
MAHOGANY WALL PANELS
4' x 8' random grove
at Snug Harbour at 1 p,m, for all
interested.
The harbour now has threeaor
four barlbarbecues set up so bring a
picnic and have. a Cookoutuefter
the/race. All boats are- welcome,
Minor Sec(
The Goderich -Minor Soccer
season got off to +a flying start
Monday with a great game
between the Kinsmen Victorians
and the Legion Chefubs, These
two' teams compete in the
Bantam Division and` ptit up a
fine display of ball control and
physical fitness.
Although. the Victorians won
by a score of 4-0 it was not a
true indication ofthe play as. the
Cherubs played a fine game and
with a little bit more experience~
will make their presence felt
before the soccer season ends,
whether members of the club or
not. It's a lot of fun and no real
experience is needed. to take
part,,!
.Thanks- to Jack Elder for
acting as a safety stake boat.
er starts
The play opened with a lot of
midfield work and it was not
until ". halfway in the first period
the Vics took the read with a
fine goal by Brian Thomson,
The second period was fought
at a very fast pace and the Vics,
through continued pressure,
scored three more goals, Kevin
Such kept the score down with
some fine saves, even saving a
penalty shot.
Taking the game all over it
augurs well for the soccor
season.
Once again we would like to
see the Mons and Dads come and
see this fine game of soccbr.
Goal scorers Brian Thomson
2, Don Bedour 2.
I
Boats strung out in a line very" quickly Sunday at the start of ,the first race`of the recently formed
Blue Water Sailing Club. The course,of twice around the breakwall had to be shortened to one trip:
around when light, flpoky, winds failed almost completely and left,boats rocky in, a slight 'swell.
First home. was `Bert Corbett in" a Fireball followed by Con Watters in a Sunfish and Paul Carroll in
a Sirrocco. Next race will be'lreld gunday afternoon at 2 p.m. with the course to be announced at
a 1 pan. pre -race meeting. — staff photo
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Winning boat at the first race of the Blue Water Sailing Club
held Saturday afternoon was a Fireball skippered by Bert
Corbett—with George Robertson as drew. The Fireball had a
good position at the start with ConfWatters in a Sunfish right
along side. They crossed the line in that order and held their
positions throughout the race. — staff phot
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Legion at the national convention .in Ottawa recently. Roche,
a former 1st vice-president, has _been a Legion national officer
for seven years. A former commanding officer of the Regiment
de Maisonneuve, he is a Commander of the Order of St John
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succeeds Robert Kohaly, Q.C., of Estevan.r Sask., Who just
completed a two-year term as Legion president.
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