HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-05, Page 10PAGE 10--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1973
K I N GSBR I DG E K AP ERS
1)anns Wilson returned to
Halifax on March 26th to his
returned to Hamilton to fit out
DICK- and Peter Vanl)iepan-
beek left Goderich the 28th
ROYALTON-- to start off one
tlishir
NIr Desniiind ()'Donnell has
gt\ en tilt ht. ltfe iit Sailing ;Ind
started 4,, work at -The G..'
Mr Paschal Calarco,
regional Audio\ 1.1131 (1-
itlk 11441 AMU' Ntitit.'
I 14 (1,t1.114 Ilter i)1 Mr and
111 the t' 1' Radio program
\11,Ction to St Joseph's school
:it K-ingshrtilge. was g11 en
he, ;Ids(' the Department ot
edut .it ton had heard of tht
Program offered in this school
On Monit.o, Nlarch 26, three
different schools were phoned
and tuned into the station. One
school was in Ingersoll. one in
Hamilton and the other was St.
Joseph's School, Kingsbridge
The guest speakers were
cucci, Grade 4; pupils from St.
Anne's School in Niagara Falls,
()ntario Each student on the
telephone asktal the same num-
ber of questions about Niag:Ara
Falls The question topics
ranged from the origin 'the
falls to the present erosian of
- the fall- This program will be
Station fai 2:30
p ni -Be sure and cirde this
date ,in sour calendar and he
tuned 11'1 ',it hi, tune
Plans are being made hy
Grade 6, 7, and 8 pupils to
stage the operetta "-Jack and
the Beanstalk- in the near
future Plan to ;Attend.
Box -s and girls' school
volleyball teams are planning
plav the Wingham teams this
School was dismi;sed on
Mondav at 2::10 p.nl. because of
Parent - Teacher intervievvs,
which ended .8:15 pan. This;
was followed by-VolleSliall in
the school g\Tii under the direc-
tion of 'Mrs. 'Yvonne Sinnett.
Films were'shown of the school
bus trip to Victoriaville,
Quebec :ind plans for this
ve:Ar's trip to Maple Ridge,
Mrs Joe Courtney 529 1189
British Columbia were
dist ussed followed hs the elec-
tion of the Executive for St.
Sichoot Association.
In Town and Country
won the first place trophy by
in the Lucknow Arena on Sun-
day evening taking the series :1
ga riles to 1.. Kingsbridge
defeated Lucknovs by a score of
9 to (1, .taking this series two
games to laicknow's 1, ,ind
winning the Consolation
Trophy Congratidat ions, boys!
Terry 1)a lton spent the
weekend in Niagara Falls and
held in the Sheridan Block
Hotel
1 )t't roit last week and from
there flew to Indianapolis to
look at ilifferent milking
parlours on the different farms.
resident' of Kingsbridge, now
residing in London was
Years young on March 1 1. Nil-.
and Mrs Joe- Macliityre
moti(red to London on Sunday
and helped their uncle to
celebrate this occasion hy
taking him "Out to Dinner-.
resides with her daughter 'and
son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Frayne celebrated het':
(Donald's father) will.celebrate
his 81st birthday on Friday
tith, Frank A'ustin will
celehrate his 81st birthday on
April 1 7th, and Larry Wallace
will -be 93. Congratulations!!
13111 Livingston has sold his
farm to a lannly now' living M
Germans- and has bought.- the
share of the Hensall Livestock
Arena which was owned by
Jack newly elected
(Lynda Vassella froni Toronto,
visited :it the horne of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
April is Cancer month. Tea:M
Cantain of this area is Mrs. Joe
Courtney. Please he generous
when the canvasser calls at
your door. Cancer can he
beaten.
John Austin, Mrs. Walt.er
Clare, Mrs. Joe Courtney, Mrs.
Dalton attended the public
forum on ''`Third World
Development" with Peter
Flemington writer .ind dirt:a--
tor of "Man held :it the
Knox Presbyterian Church in
Many from this area-efiloyed
'the Kingsbridge Youth F).ince
held in the Salt ford Valle\ Ila
on Friday, NIarih .tii
Visiting :it the home of their
parents au,: past Wcek end
Hamilton,. vs 1111 NIr and NIrs.
Joe CoOrtrieS-. -NI rs Ann
O'Keefe, Brescia College. Lon-
don, Nkath Mr and Mrs. Joe
(.)' Keefe, Fran( Hogan,
Ridgetown Agricultural
College, W till Nil' • and Nit.,
John 110%s-ard. Miss Rose Nlar\
Hogan, Woodstock, %vith
and Mrs. Dennis Hogan.
Menibtg-s of the ingshrulge.
Catholit Women's League en-
joyed .1 delicious pot luck sup-
per on !Sunday afternoon
following the Annual Nleeting
Congratulations to the ile‘V
treasurer. Nil', Cyril Au -,1 11):
first vice, NIrs Antone
Eugene Frayne, third vice.
Mrs. Fred (.'rawford, recording
secretary; NIrs. Toni Hogan;
Frank Itiegling: past president.
Mrs. Joe Courtne\- %vas presen-
ted with the C.W I, Nlaple Le'al
Service Pin for the Nv(,rk -she
had done during Iter ferni of of -
The C.W I, are,making plans
for a card party to be hold in
the 1-,)arish H:111 on Friday
mediately follo‘ving Lenten
I)evirt ions,
MatIV fAitn this area atten-
ded the Baby Shower for Mrs.
.Art Bowler, nee Lynda
k'assella, which was held at the
honte of her sister, Betty Lou -
Mrs. Michael Dalton.
Mr. and Mrs. 1;ilbert Fravne,
Lucknow during the Winter
nionths moved hack to 'their'
horny here on Saturday,' March
have returned to their liorne„..af-
Beta Sigma Phi meetin
l'1121.111:01.tetc: Si(gt1.11.111)11,1,1k•It:,t;(71, tt..7.11e1:.:(iii„: were
members for the new Exemplar The Ritual of Jewel officers
President Verna
Kane, Vice -President Roberta
'Ishis chapter ss 11 1 bc inmie tip Machati, secretary Shirley Nur-
(d. girls who lia‘e been in the 1111:1 II, treasurer Alison
Ritual of Jewel Chapter tor 1.)oistsalswas decided that Beta
Those elected were President Theta would donate the monev
Lorraine Itacchler, % ice- to send a child to the Retarded
president Barb Moss, secretary Summer f'ainp for two weeks.
Karen Sturdy, and treasurer A letter is being forwarded
The Founder's City
will be held on Aptilt„i
place and unit at
meeting
'1'fie program 0444
next r,ttti
scheduled for Apri'll
then adjourned to the
Bar for coffee.
SEAFORTH MOTORS
SEAFORTH
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OPEN TILL 9 EACH NIGHT
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1971 COMET COUPE 1970 IMPALA CUSTOM
Two door hard(op, 8 cylinder,
steering, power brakes, radio, automatic
1969 CHEV IMPALA
Two door hardtop,.8 cylinder, auto%
ahly
PArt
MR. AND MRS.
B. E. BOWMAN
Two door hardtop, 8 cylinder, automatic,
radio
Local couple weds
at Bethel church
1969 IMPALA
Four door sedan, 8 cylinder, automatic
1969 ORD FAIRLANE
Two door hirdtop, 8 cylinder, automat
1969 CHEVELLE
Two door hardtop, 6 cylinder. automatic
1969 CHEVROLET
Sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic
'Bethel Pentecostal- Church,
Bonita Marie Hov becarne the
wile of .13riati Eric Bowman.
the double -ring ceremony arnirl
large houiniets of glads and
daisies Saturday, March 2.4.0
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Bowtrian
and the bride is tilt; -daughter Of
'Mr,. Lynda St. Don presided
at the organ and acconipanied
the soloist.. Robert :Watt.
Given in marriage by her
father. the bride wore :t long
white gown of ricau de sole with
lace Inserts :it the neck and lace
trim on the hell sleevess. Her at -
tactic(' cape formed a train. She
•v1/4 ore a three-quarter length veil
attached . her seed pearl
crown, ;ind carried ,,a
white. with lace over
red roses 1sith''rOse huds on the
.sdk streamers.
Maid (it howl(
Brenda Cilatier, fioderich, She
wore a su•flshine Fellow
po.N-ester satin gown with Tong
sleeves and a ruffled stand-up
ollar. The dress was trimmed
with a white daisy chain. The
carried a bouquet of yellow
entred white daisies.
Groomsman Nli•as (;ary
Bowman, Kitchener. fishers
were George }1n\:. brother of
the brute, Goderich, and Bruce
BoNymah, brother of the groom.
Goderic•h.
The wedding reception was
at the Maitland ('ountry ('lub
where large daisies floated in
red colored water in glass
goblet s.
The bride's mother wore :r
long sleeveless gnw►t. of pi.rlk
flowered sheer nylon crepe and
corsage of pink c:►r•natjOns.
"rite groom's mother selected :t
long sleeved blue floral gowvn of
►tvlon georgette and a red rose
corsage.
For her honeVmnon trip. the
bride changed tct.�a burgundy
knit iwnt suit with a cream
colored knit pullover top awl :t
corsage of red roses.
,The couple is residing In
( ;oderlch.
Prior to hc;r marriage, the
bride was feted .11 showers
given by NIl? Brenda i;laiwr.
Miss Marlene Bennett and
Miss Alice Gerrity, and the
Bethel Pentecostal ('hurch
Young People.
1968 PLYMOUTH
Sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic
1968 PLYMOUTH
Two door hardtop, 8 cylinder, automat
Olt
1971 FORD CUSTOM 3/4 TON
8 cylinder, 4 Speed, power steering
1967 FORD 3/4TON
6 cylinder, 4 speed.
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED - UNITS PRICED TO SELL
PLUS A NUMBER OF OLDER VEHICLES
irst Mortgag
3 lit
pen t
from
Kinsmen donations
ATTENTION GOLFERS
TRADE IN YOUR OLD CLUBS NOW ON
NEW LIGHTWEIGHT STEEL _SHAFTED _CLUBS
WE GIVE TOP TRADEAN ALLOWANCES
GOOD BUYS ON USED CLUBS
Mondav night was Past
President's Night at the Kin-
smen hieeting and featured Im-
mediate Past President, „Don
fillet/. in charge.
" During business- session,
, it was learned,' tha't the
proceeds from the bar at the
game Will 1:>4:. donated to the
cystic fibrosis fund. 4$ 1 On to the International
Kinsmen members also Relations Project in Kenya for
Our Golf Shop Is Well Stocked With
set tor July 18. Pat Patterson., a
Life Member of the Kinsmen 'as,
w -ell as a member, of' the K.I0
Chili will .be in charge 'assisted
Kinette Barb Shewlelt. The
Kinsmen expresser] their deep
appreciation to these tvir-16 hard
w.orkers who spend many hours
on this • annual • project.
It was , decided to donate
1st LINE EQUIPMENT
- By The World's Leading Manufacturers
pledged up to $500 tri cover anv
deficit in connection with the
c.hildren's summer camp for the'
Association for the Mentally
Retarded.
The Octogenarian it is
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the vocational training
program being carried on there
The next meeting will centre
around the initiation of new
members into the Kinsmen
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Road 25'in Blyth as the site of their new Joh,n Deere Service Cen-
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The new service cenfre, to be opened later in 1973, wirl employ
a parts manager and three qualified mechanics to look after Ihe
service and warranty 'needs of our customers in the north Huron
In addition to qualified staff, there will be a COMPLETE stock
of parts for all John Deere machinery, plus accessories which you
may require.
A delivery vehicle will also be operated out of the new Blyth
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ding on whether you are closer to Exeter or Blyth
We at Huron Tractor (Exeter) Ltd. look forward to providinQ
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