HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-06-03, Page 12GQQ!RICNSIDNAL-STAR. THURSDAY. JUNE 3,1,.971
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***As you have been reading in Goderich's,. largest weekly
newspaper, , a group of area men, including umost members of
municipal councils, are ,eager to get air service going between locales
in this area and Toronto. One of the major touchdown points would
have to be. Owen Sound; We ,heardthe other day that the airport
t, ere, had been..,•spid, -1F: e,4;,, ho will. , be .Offeziug4e .
ip tie
own version- of -air transpo- rtiorr consequer t 4 -appears that.city-is•.
'off the list. This, of course, won't help the cause of the local boys.
And personally; Wreel the cause of the local group needs help. If,•
as indicated, they are going to 'rely on the federal or provincial
vernal: - • • , - resee any
Kingsbriige News.;.
Mrs. Carl Riegling was Detroit spent • the weekend with Drennen; speeches, Eric Things, Diane Van Osch, Denise
admitted Co the Wingham and her brothers, Ray Dalton and Courtney, .Bill.. •Tigert, John 'Co'hnelly, Patrick Foran.
111§t"" `e lidgpi'talatastrWednesda rid 1Mrsp,Derrnis 3altvrr ar'tdt ' of ee :','". ,..a....; Grade one he a 13efore
Mrs, John Sheardown (Anne families. Grade five, recitations; Jimmy , Dana o ler y, ohy tan ji e,
Heffernan) of Goderich has Walter Kelly of Londorfspent Van Osch, Harry Van
Annie Van Diepen; Where • A.re,"
completed her year at London the weekend' tt his home here. D iepenbeek, Bert , Knoop; You Going, Colleen Foran,
Teachers'._ College ` and has Sister Elizabeth of Waterdown readings, Diane Van Rooy,/ Kathleen Foran; The Looking
n
accepted a position- o, staff at- has .been visiting her mother, Eugene Austin, David Yule, Glass Pussy,. Jackie . " Dalton,
St. ,JOseph's School here' net Mrs. Mary Lambertus. ` speeches, Bridget Dalton, Mark Jackie Van bsch"
term, " • An auction sale of household Frayne, Jim Crawford. grade two, Oh, Who Can
Congratulations ' to the furnishings and garden tools d 't tMabe A Fl er Sh
was
Kingsbridge Catholic_Catholic_•W,omen.•'s . held -for. Leo Moerbeek on. Ellen Foran,.. Michele.- Austin, Doherty, , , : Joann :, .-.Grad„a _t,r
Gra a sax, reel iM
a ons,Mary • ow , arron
roe ue,...— —who eelebrat+ed' lreirt4 .. turda 1 i ..�_ ;'n,4 t, .,.M._• .�Bo Y Ast, ct T Plassehi rt . •Pretehdil =';moi
-� ... 1�ary.n�.A.Anti;�,... � _- Yom: b +eadltatgs�._Y...��.... - ,
Ronnie Austin � �
50th "'. Anniversary last resident of Huronview, Clinton; ` Janice Tigert, Virginia Chi' holm ,Michael Fr' ne
Wednesday. evening. About 58
women met at Tiger Dunlop Inn „PUBLIC�SPEAKING
for dinner and the Anniversary
g I la Frayne,
Margaret Austin; speeches, Anne Dean ,Doherty; Daddy Fell Into
Boyle, Ronnie Moran, Donna The Pond, Frances Van Rooy,
Frayne Tommy Franken, Brian •_Smithy
type of air service for Goderich and district. After all, the taxpayers
certainly, don't want to'•subsidize a project that lets it be known right
off the bat it isn't going to make money.
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***Or, as he wife said to her bill -checking husband, "Live within
our means?. . we may be ,poor Henry, but we're not that bad,off.”
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***Last week,, our friend, (with a friend likethat who needs
enemies you ask' Richard Madge socked it to us' with. 'a
not -too -flattering letter -to the editor. It seemed' Mr. Madge was
unhappy with the way we covered events in town. It would be easy
enough for us to shake this off 'and give a simple reply to his letter,
to whit: "it is only too unfortunate that we can't openly criticize
your work, sir-" But we aren't going to settle for that. l'.'i•rst of all
regarding,,our . lack Al coy„erage pr the odericll,..,.Lli tie _ Theatre.. I..
think, sir, if you will look at copies of Goderich's largest weekly
newspaper preceding that group's production, kyou find quite a bit
on the work that threatre is doing, not -only in columns, but also
pictures. And p.ot only that, but I sincerely feel the public relations
itself between the Little Theatre group and not only this newspaper
but he,public in general leaves much tole e We have been associated pub! city-wi desired, with little theatre
t •
groups
for many years, and if - we • have to leave everything up ,to the
newspapers, be they weeklies or dailies,,;there just isn't too much
publicity. Perhaps a public relations man is the answer -- and -if you
are asking, Mr. Madge, I accept.
The Treble Singers also received free advance publicity, and to
cover it from. a press point of view at every performance doesn't add
too,' much to .the readers' interest. From what we have learned so far
these singers are doing one fine job and we aren't knocking them. We
certainly hope to be at their next performance, or if not the
• following one. .But it is just impossible to get to each and every event
in town.
,The'Goderich Mihor Hockey banquet is ourthing and for Missing
it, I must sincerely apologize. All I can add to that; Mr. Madge; is we
have only been with this newspaper for something -like seven weeks.
If you've never tried tackling a strange town from a writer's" angle —
try it. But until you've tried it — don't knock it. Thank you, sir, and
do write again..,
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***Reminds us of the wife who complained: "you love football
more than you love'me. Replied°ihe consol.ing'husband, "yeah, but
I love you more than I love basketball."
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DOGS DOGS Ashfield
. ! M By -Lain/ No. 18 of .1969 . ews
Part I Tread,$:
Every owner 'of a dog in the
Town of: oderich shall,
immediately a dog comes into
his or her, possession, cause the
clog to be—ken—sea and registered
in the 'office of the Town Clerk
for the period which will expire •
on.: the' last' day• •of December in
the. current year and shall
thereafter annually on or before
"the' 28th da i of February in
each year, cause such dog to be
again licensed and registered for
one year from the said first day
of January. Every owner shall
pay the_1ieense. fee prescribed in
Appendix "A".
Dog -tags ,are al7a'itable-at ,TAVIIN
OFFICE •
Male dog s $4.00
Spayed female (certificate .
required
$4.00
Female $20,00
-: Dogs are not permitted to run at
Targe Within Town limits.
Animal
Control Officer
.-.---•An -Animal--•fsontrot-Cifficcr-11aS
beenengaged to enforce the
By-law.
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J. Harold Walls, ANICT,
Clerk.
•
• The WMS met Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Ewan who was
in charge of the program. She
gave the call to worship and a
prayer,
Mrs. -Henry MacKenzie read_a
meditation on "A Time ' To
Worship and •A Time To
Witness:"
_ Mrs. . 'Rooney read a
challenging ;article on the
Beatitudes.
Mrs. MacLean red a discussion
on the story of Martha and Mary
and Mrs. Rooney read a poem.
Mrs. ,''nry MacKenzie gave
the, offertory prayer. Reports
were given of the Conference at
Wingham and the Presbyterial at
Brussels.
Mrs. ; MacMurchy • reminded
members 'that donations were
needed for the Supi)ly Fund and
Mrs. Ross gave the treasurer's
report -
It was suggested that the Bible
Study Tor the next meeting be
announced „in order 'that
members could be ready for
discussion. Lunch was served.
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The Sacrament of the tLord's
Supper will be observed next
-. Bt+rnn�lay in -Ashfield -Presby'.terran
Church with Preparatory Service
on- Friday evening at 8.p.m.
Mr: and Mrs. Peter Van der!
Ley of Toronto visited friends in ALL VARIETIES — 10c SIZE
the community
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Mass was celebrated on Sunday.Public speaking was held once
Debbie Austin, daughter of again at St. Joseph's School on
Mr.' -and Mrs. Eldon Austin, Tuesday, , Wednesday and
spent a few days in hospital last Thursday of last week. •
week. Graces 4, 5 and 6 spoke on
Mark Dalton , is a patient in Tuesday with Mrs. Campbell and
Victoria Hospital, London. Mrs. Hill of Ripley as.the. judges.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perry •of There -were three categories —
Detroit were visitors last' week recitations, ' readings ' and
with Mr. and,Mrs. Earl Drennen speeches with three•top winners • Winners were: ,kindergarten, On Thursday Don Cameron of
last Wednesday and .Thursday. picked in each category: •The Little Elfman, Heather Ann Brookside and •Mrs. Cecil Blake
Mrs. Perry' attended the CWL Grade four, recitations, Pat... -..Stapleton,' Liz Vogt, Carol of Dungannon were the judges
50th Anniversary celebrations .Boyle, Helen Wisser and Maurice Foran; .Evening Song, Teresa for Grilles seven and eight under
on Wednesday evening. Miltenburg; readings, Joanne Van Rooy, Lisa Frayne, Joe three categories.
Miss„ A xqi a te.••_.Daltn,nd of. —Wen Oseh, Diane- •Leddy; Anne•-• • erdesr° There Are -Wonderful-- Grade -severe; -recitations; -Judy-
` O n' Wednesday, Sister Grade three, Lovely ,Spring
, Bernadette of Seaforth and Mrs. Has Come Again, Joan Tigert,
Cyril Brown of Lucknow 'wer-ePhyllis ' Hickey, Peter
the judges for kindergarten tQ•, Hendericks; Mrs. Impossible,
grade three contest. Each grade Billy Foran, Mary Luanne Clare,
Out,
had three different poems" to Morris Van Osch; The Fox Went
reading)choose from with the exception ( Donna Drennen,
of, Grade ,three who had two Eddie' Van Osch, Peter Van
poems and a reading. Dyke.
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-Tiger, Sheila . Sinnott, Ron Joe Van Rooy; speecl'tes, Kathy
afrolnboise; introductions, O'Keefe, Irene Yule.
ary Van Diepen, Brenda Yule, Besides t1e prizes 'won by the
iforrorteohertin...wspeeekirw4irstr.seteontl...-andumettirdolititere
Marianne Frayne, Wilma Van winners, a silver dollar was •
Aahens Nellie Knoop, Lea Van presented to each participant in
Diepen (tied). sthe three day event.
Grade eight, recitations, Diane All the first place winners will'
'Gaza, Mary Louise O'Neil, be heard at the Spring Concert
Marga ret,.... Frank e n ; on Thursday eVening.
introductions, Brenda Moran,
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