HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-07-06, Page 5yL' t rniay, Mrs A Jn Sh '�uooct at~1fp l R,itch1e of Zion, Mr. and
was host to Squadron 499 and their Mrs, ,I1rner" Wail, Teeswater;
families for their annual picnic: , Mr" ane" -Mrs, Jim Smith,
• Due.tatheinciement•we.ather they Listowel; Mr. and Mrs, Wm
gathered atthe Agricultural Hall, Andt�eW!A e's, Due to illness,
4nd, .om.there Itnr'rtinner.,about. !Ir. and' Mrs._ Nelson Raynard
50 travelled by bust the Old Mill were unable to be present• at -the -
at Myth and to Sky Barbour. Mei iAr al Serviced
o Robert Sherwood was hodib Mrs. Otto Papp and Mr. George
recently front Sarnia where the • Walker were dinner guests of Mr.
band is playing at the Guildwood. and . lvlrs:. Thos• Webster on
On Jolie 20, IVIr. '., and Mrs, Sunday- evening. , . � ,`
A.unrey Higgins,Brown. Smyth, , Mr, and- Mrs.. --Boli ,,Otte and
Frank Austin, and Jiro Little 'Matthew of -Kitchener were home
joined the two bus loads of Senior for the holiday week -end. with •Mr.
Citizens from Lucknoiw- on an
enjoyable tour to Douglas Point,
Port Elgin, .nd Southampton.
Jean Stothers and Peggie
Hodges left on Monday on an
'extended holiday tour in Europe.
• Cathy Stothers from London
spent the long' holiday week -end at
the cottage at°Port :Albert.
Alex Chisholm, 16 year old, son
of, Mr. and Mrs, .Leonard
Chisholm, has gone.to Edmonton
°and Calgary for the summer
months. His family took •him to . Mrs,. Leonard Chisholm and girls
Barrie on Tuesday and, travelling are Mrs. Alice Kiessling and her
by train, he. would be -at his niece from Lakewood, California.
destination Wednesday forenoon. •Sunday visitors also this week'
Relatives would meet him.: 'With them were Mr.,and Mrs. S.F.
Kathy -and -Jamie Berg, lift- -0n:.-... Meilerna of Windsor andiMr, and,
andMrs. Irvine Eedy and Martha.
Donald Broughton;' whd' is
working at Toronto at welding,
was home to visit his mother,
Mrs. Jean . Broughton, this
holiday—Other friends with him-
were Don and John Danchak and
,,Kevin Smith from Toronto,
Mr. and .Mrs `Ch stow
.Chinielews,ki• ; and daughter;
Kristine and Jenny, of London
ver"eintit'OrS at t
Visitors this week with Mr. and
' *Sunday to have two .weeks,at Mrs..B•ruce Payne of Flesherton.
Rainbow Valley Camp, at' Colin Chisholm:returned With the
Caledon, managed • by Finlay latter`bouple to work with his.
Shackleton, a retired teacher. ,, • -uncle for the summer months. In a
.Mrs.. Mary Bere hassine to phone call to Edmonton on Sunday,
Toronto fora five-week summer 'M`rs:aii ti'd'li'fC'tea ezi-that heir`
son:•,,, • •Clef: had arrived safely
Wednesday.at the home of his aunt \
and ' i as secured work • on
Thursday at a farm at Leduc,
Alta.
course. • Her daughter, Mrs.
y Dwight Aldham, and three
children John, Gregory and
Larissa will be staying with,
Gerry and David 'Bere this
summer. • -
Brookside and . 'Kingsbridge'
public schools closed on Friday"
, oso teachers and .pupils are ,p.n
holidays!' Cdngr'atulations to all
successful students!
Ka re.p•Rivett who has her grade
ni'rre ,in -piano_ -recently' Wier'
• . History of Music examination.
Congratulations!. Her teacher is'
.Mrs. Ella Donaldson, Goderich:-
Mr. and MN. billy Bishop and
Steven of Chicagovisited recently
• with. Mr;. atid.Mrs. H.J:.L. Eedy,
and with Mr. and Mrs.. Ross Eedy
with whom they were dinner
s
guests. .
"Neverr;be afraid of starting, president, Mrs. Wilbur'Rdttedgeu
something new," stated Mrs. Mrs. Rultledge- welcomed the
Harvey , Houston, of ' HolyroodrIliienibers and visitors and Asked
F. W I 0O. _.� Puhlie Relations ... or.tli pening Ode. and the -Mar+' .
Officer, and guest speakeriat the.:. Stewart. Collect. Tie roll call,
June meeting af; Dungannon W.i , ctii
"Quote an Objeve ofii/1" was
.' .he meeting was held `in the answered by,' the lrmerrirs,; Tbe'
rooms ChurchSuhday school dt" as theirw.Call
• s answered 4.4#e ,rNlt by
ed. .
a Mrs. W.. Brown introduced the 4t4.4
motto, "The public +eye•is
speaker.° ° ° Public"<Relations begin instannatic, be ready to have your'
with you" 'Mrs.' Houston,' told picture taken," ras giVen by Mrs.
members andtheir visitors from ' McClenaghan. Mrs:•
Aubrirn, Goderich and St. Helen's -Clairmont of Goderich WA. gave
W.I. She reviewed. the beginning, two readings; -Food • For
and growth of the Women's Thought" and' Discipline" •
Institute, and with tile help oi,a After a brief businessperiod
display told of the available books many took the opportunity to
and materials: examine the P:R.O. display and.
Mrs. Houston said ° W,1:— thefamily Heirloom quilt of Mrs.
members should wear their Houston'`s, which she is giving to
badges proudly and over --their the Erland Lee home (rebently ,•,'
--hearts. She ended her° talk with a purchased by the F.W.LO.),
quiz about the new hand book,and Lunch was served by Mrs. A.
e wor ' rs R.'C.--Kerr and commr ee, rs.
McClenaghan• thanked -Mrs. Rutledge,. Mrs.., Blake, Mrs.
Houston for her very informative:. Brown, Mrs. McNee and Mrs. '
address. _.McClenaghan, and everyone:
The meeting was opened by the .enjoyed a period of visiting, .z
he
ti -
Camp-,counsei-Fors•for Menesetung-completed „a ceur-se-•la-s --weekr..-n-.Campbell,.-M.rtc elk: muid..l.e row,- Brian K.eys.,r._Clintorr.;.�DiPne . _
• underthe guidanpe of staff from Conestoga College, 'Pictured above Stainton, ,yWingh ncr;�•- o'an ,Goddard, Henson.; .John Blackwell,
are theoung people'who .were enrolled. in the course, elon,9' • with • Hensall;°Pat G�o
.Wesflake; derich; Connie Weigel,' Goderich; front
.
some of the adults responsible°'foto rt. Back row,, -left to right are row, SueSimons', Goderich, craft director, Gwerk.'Hill, Brucefie.ld;
Murray Raymond, Btusse•ls, maintenance; Mike Beck, Hensall; Sue Smalley, Exeter, swimming di -rector; ..JoAnne Alton,., co-
Ggorge SimonsLdireetor of°camg;•,
pinBarbra
Bdy, SeaforthLToni ' 9,rdinator for Conestoga staff holding therou 's mascot�Cobber
9 P .
• Travers, Hensall, sports director; Joe Snider; business manager. Cindy Linton, Mitchell; Pat; -Cummings; Clinton; Kathryn Cook,`"--
forthe camp; Lauralanne Bond, Clinton, Ross Milton of Conestoga; Hensall; and Peggy Campbell, Bayfield, --staff photo
Frebis Hoffmeyer, Mitchell; Dale Irvin, Lucknow; Sandra
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Fisher Custom Building
powered their way to;victory in
the only gaine.Jast Monday, July 3,
defeating BuildingCentre 20-6.
The win moveeFisher aril lg
into a fiftli place tie rwith°Building-
Centre and Sifto Salt
All, three teams have eight
f urth.
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Brindley Plastering. Gowe>r'si ,
"Garden Centre remained in first
place with seven wins and two
losses for 1,1. points. Sandy's
Clippers, is •in second with six
wins, two losses and one tie for 13
points. ,DRMCO is third with six
wirff and five losses for twelve
poi'n.ts. Brindley ; Plastering
•picked up a victory' in their only
game last week to move into
fourth pface with ten points.
Brindley's had„four wins', ,four
'losses and two, ties. Building
Centre and ,Sifto Salt bdth Trave
four and six records: Fishers has
four wins ".ani seVetr'"'"'losses :`°
fiord' S Sports• is in the cellar with
three wins, six'lasses.and one tie
for seven,,points. ._
In the game last Monday,
Building•. Centre went ahead in the
first with John Poechman's two -
run' homer over the left field
,Roselry Eedy,, Stratford, was
* home:wi'th.her .parents this week-
end. On Monday-, she left from
Milton for a ten,day holida..y at
Calgary with her uncle
Eedy. • °
Mr. and Mrs. Bili Blake. and
Becky, of Galt, Mr.' and Mrs:„'
•GrantSowerby of Thornhill were
'home this week -end. Others. who
visitecfon Sunday were Mrs. T.c.
Anderson, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Colin Crozier„ '•Ansa ster, Mrs.
Robt. Elgie, Seaforth, Mrs:;°hick
Maclnt,yre' 'a°tid Mrs.. Everett
Errington,.• °
e
rt. 'Rev. and MrS J.'Ure Stewart of
-Seaforth visited on..Sunday with.
'arid`M•rs:.8•en..MnIe-and made
several other calls.
_ • _, -- entgr-ia•1:Sery-j:oe--was-held on__
Sunday, ,July 2, at Dungannon V
Cemetery. The'weather was ideal
e arida large crowd gathered. Rev.
• 'R: Odendahl • and • Rev, C.
McClenaghan conducted the
Service. The flowers and general
care of. the grounds made a lovely
-meeting place for the impressive
service, '
On, Friday evening, J•nn.e 30,
• Wi-n and. M;r-s,,Rober..t;.Irvin'e.t'e
' honored : on their 25' :wedding
annllkersary (June 28) by a` family
dinner .at . the Log . Cabin
relstaurr=ant-%ip•--LtlrknovL_TThdse
present included their daughter
Betty, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Stifling
and Darlene of Thamesyille, Mr,
° and Mrs. Wm: Irtr,in, Mr. and Mrs'.
-The-Maintenance committee -of
- the Dungannon Cemetery .rnet at
Mrs. Reed's -home on.,Wednesday
° evening June . 28. Plans ` were
�.,�r_�:.c�„defied'�„�'r1�the•:-�e:m..carJ,a1,=.. x.,,r
.._._'w _ice to'te-helctunday--J-uiry_2,-
1972 The treasurer's report
showethan income of $894,86 for
• the year~ ,x:971. This wasmad-_
possible from interest on
perpetuity bonds," --i' memorial
M - service collection, and donations.
Experlsesamounted-to $588.70 for
labour, ne* mower, top soil,' and
generainpkeep Chains are:to be
"purchased for the Sunday Servide,
Needless expense is caused by
yandalisrrr. Respect andpride in
bur burial ground- is .more in -
w keeping than destruction.
Irvin .Blake's; Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Steele, London; Mrs and Mrs.
Eldon Irwin, Sartnia; Mrs; Ivan
Papernick; fr, and Mrs., Percy.•
— Blundell, Goderich; Mr, and Mrs,.`”
Eldon Ritchie, Mr. and 'Mrs.
MORTGAGE.
Money available for
residential and commercial.
MOR?GA'GES • .' a1,4o
,purchased.
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396.3362
between
a -5-13..m.
Aorucatio
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fence. Fisher ,Building took the
lead in the second with three•runs:
They added -three more inTthe-
third to make the score '6'-3 and
with,._
w
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$Alyd�'ng..E�••eR"�Fe-G�iAle-Genta k. ..
.one iii the bottom of the' inning.
. Fisher .ustom "Building' put the ' , '
game •out of reach, in the sixth
after Building Centre scored one
run in the fifth, with eight to make
.the score 14=6 after six innings.--
The'yR'added `six .mo"r.e in .the
sev nth to make. the' final "s.core
20-6.
Fishe's'also but hit Building
Centre 21-10. Bob Willrs'aii'd Fred
PelloW leadFishers with four hits
•in five at bats: Willis had a ti6l)i'e:—
-run and three singles and Pellow
four singles. Don -McNeil•, Mike
Russell and Doug Fisher each had
thiee hits for Fishers; Russell
had two singles and a double and
MN;eil-andF:i-she•r three..s:ingles
singles in 'four at hats• r n! f r as e ng p ays.
Fr ,ri• .Fellow and Don -McNeil
allowed a total of ten 'Building
Centre hits sand didn't walk r
_batte • hetwe en them,.. McNeil,_
struck hittfive arniLLRe4c tl-ree- :-
John - Poechman h°ad • three of
•Building Centres hits. He had 'a
-home-CT-10,1w° ' ingles in•t'our at
( two s n d e
�1 kMrlll nha It ) s
bats.,Btc x ..
In three at bats
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