HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-05-31, Page 7DunloP W.I.
May meeting of the
Women's In -
Dunlop
was held in the
ne Township Hall,
Wednesday evening
3 with a good atten-
the absence of the
nt, Mrs: Earl Sherwood,
resident, chaired the
Thanks was given to
ncer canvassers who had ,.
d approximately $380
s cause
Sunshine Sister Banquet
flounced
for
theGoderuih'Townne 7 at l
ith
'omef1tute HalladAll
g to Carlow
t and former members
-ited to attend.
e 8 Sc idol Banquet will
June with Mrs. Marie
nae and Mrs. Mary Brin-
charge.
swear with Knits was
wing project that Tiger
4-H girls have just
ted and the
bers
pleased tc7w i� h
t`.. hockouts'
Misses Helen Brindley
Vanatone, present to
-their garments and
3 "Tailor Tacks with
Miss Rubena Brindley
their efforts with Karen
ee acting as commen-
. Sherwood thanked the
and their'' leaders and
them success in all their
es.
Institute members
ed the girls' mothers
ere present. Mrs. James
n introduced Mrs. Hazel
ath who gave a very fin-
ing demonstration on
ics. and displayed many
ful pieces of her craft.
errence Hunter thanked'
McCreath and presented
'th a gift. The ladies all
d looking over the attrac,
display and asking
ons.
hers and visitors en-
joyed a social half hour served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Jas. Hor-
ton, Mrs. Elmer Hunter and
Mrs. Terrence Hunter.
4-H
Sportswear with Knits is the
sewing project Tiger Dunlop 4-
H girls have just completed and
after rnodelling their garments
at the Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute meeting Wednesday
evening May 30, Group 3
"Tailor Tacks" presented their
leader, Miss Rubena Brindley
with a beautiful gift of crystal
in appreciation of her efforts on
their behalf..
SOCIALS
At the graduation exercises
of Wingham General Ho -.pita)
May 18, Miss Janet _ Allen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Allen and grand-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Allen, graduated as a
R.N.A. Another girl from this
district to graduate was Miss
Gail Wraith, daughter of Mr.
-and Mrs. George Wraith. Mr.
and Mrs. Wraith and Mrs. Nor-
man Allen attended the
graduation. ..'• .
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stoll
have returned home from a
most enjoyable trip to Ger-
mane, Switzerland and
Austria. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Westbrook and Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Boyce of Goderich
completed a party of six from
this district. The men attended
Grand Chapter Royal Arch
Masons at Nurernburg, Ger-
many. The party enjoyed
several sight, seeing trips 'and
reported the countries beautiful
and the climate perfect.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lewan-
duski and Donna and Mr. and
Mrs. James Lewanduski, all
from Detroit, visited with
The G.D.C.I. senior Vikings
suc-ter tears added two more
victories to their Huron -Perth
league record last week.
On Wednesday, playing at
home they defeated Mitchell 1-
0 and on Friday in Wingham
they hung a 5-0 shutout on the
radio town boys.
In the Mitchell game there
was no scoring in the first half,
although the G.D.C.I. team had
an. edge in play and several
good opportunities. •
The Viking forwards were
called several times on uffsides
attributable to
overanxiousness.
The Vikings effort finally
paid off -in a goal at the thir- -
teen minute mark of the second
half' when Brian MacKenzie
scored following a fine -team -
passing _attack.
A strong defensive effort by
the Vikings kept Mitchell from
scoring in the time remaining.
Playing in Wingham the
Vikings kept the pressure on
the home team from the begin-
ning of the game. The first
Viking goal did not come until
thee, twW�nty five minute mark
when -ft" cross pass from "Joe -
Joe' Watt set up Brian
MacKenzie who scored.
Larry Donnelly nude it 2-l)
two minutes latera on a similar
play.
"Twelve unutes into the
second half Dave Mclvor
scored on a pass from Donnelly.
Donnelly added his second
goal of the game four minutes
later on a cross pass from Watt.
Donnelly made it three goals by
scoring again on a similar pass -
out from Watt, making the
final score 5-0.
Wingham managed only four
shots on, the G.b.C.I. goal
during the' game.
The ord is now
four winVikingss, one lossrecand one tie,
with two games remaining in
the schedule. Coach Pa•
ul
hlowe's squad played here
Tuesday against Exeter and
play their final game today
(Thursday) at Stratford Cen-
tral.
The junior Vikings continued
`their tying ways by playing to a
pair of 1-1 draws against Mit-
chell and Wingham. ,Their
record -to date _is one win and
five ties in six starts. Thus they
find themselves in the unusual
position of being able to finish
the season undefeated but not
be in contention for the league
championship.
Mitchell scored in the first
half here Wednesday forcing
the G.D.C.I. team to challenge
there offensively in the second
half. The Vikings did control
most of the. play in the second
half despite playing one man
short, with Grant Shelton being
ejected for rough play in the
early minutes of the final half.
It was in the last minute of
play when lain Lambert scored
on a cross. pass from Kevin
Mertam to pull out the tie for
the Vikings.
In
controlled,gpl y inhethe Vikings
going, scoring the first goal
when Kevin Meriam rapped in
le loose hall in front of the
Ingham goal.
The Wingham goal came on
their only good shot on goal, a
penalty shot in the second half.
Coach' Phil Bugler expressed
disappointment and felt the'
Vrktngs should have won both
of these games.
"1'nfortunately in both cases,
the outcome of the match was
in the hands of the official and
not the players," said Bugler.
'l'he G.D.C.I. junior coach
has made no secret of his
dissatisfaction with the of-
ficiating in the league this
season.
Senior Citizen Day was
celebrated here on Sunday,
May 27. Senior Citizens from
Helen Fulford over the,•'Marion Villa, London arrived
weekend. by bus -and put on the musical
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry- Locking program in St. Joseph's school
of Ottawa visited with Mr. and g•
Mrs. Gordon J. Kaitting over Mrs. Ray Voll and family
the weekend. Mr. Locking was from Kitchener also enter-
attending a Seminar at Cen- tained. as well as Mr.. and Mrs.
Kernahan from Kornoka, with
sons doing the step dancing.
Mr. Peter Lierman of London
sang accompanied by Mrs. Lier-
man at the piano.
Father Ed Dentinger and
' mora `: Ds lton' "ACrg old'
favorites. The songs by the
residents .of Marion Villa were
under the direction of • Sister
Maureen (Helen Dalton).
Following Benediction, over
100 guests enjoyed a hot
smorgasbord supper prepared
by the Kingsbridge Catholic
Women's League.
ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Osch
held a family gathering in St.
Joseph's Parish -hall on Sun-
day, May 27th in honor of their
45th wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Osch,have
two daughter's , Mrs. Maurice
(Dora) Schurman of London,
Mrs. Tony (Yo) Meddegaal pf
Bluth; and ' five sons, John of
Waterloo; William, Peter, An -
tone and Joe all of
Kingsbridge.
All were present with their
husbands and wives and
families for this special oc-
casion, as well as Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Petersgaggel from
Goderich. •
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Van Osch on this
happy occasion.
your shoes shined up,
early to gp, because this
ay is the^day of the first
do" of the season! The
two -ball begins at 4
followed by a steak din -
nil then you can dance
'ght away. The tickets are.
quickly, so get yours
at either the Bank of
Scotia, or at the club.
Tuesday, the ladies gpt
off to 'a good start, and
a beautiful day it was, .for
ning Ladies' Night. First
t winner was Doris
tte, followed by Maxine
n.'In the Second Flight,
inner was Verna Kane,
ed by Marilyn MacKay.
Flight winners were Jean
my abilities helped
to a rewarding future
ough the Drafting
hniclan Program at
oge College - Coln
Hanly and Dorothy Worgan.
Ladies - keep an eye on the
bulletin board for dates of tour-
naments around the area, and
let the sports committee know
if you wish to go to any.
The men's Inter -club com-
petition began last Sunday in
Walkerton. You will be happy
to know that the Goderich team
made a very good showing, and
ended up in second place - yea
team! Also, Tony Bedard tur-
ned out to be the winner of the_.
Low Gross with 73.
Last Thursday, the men had
a very successful night. Doug
Hesk turned out to be the win-
ner, followed by Jack Gould
and John Kane.
Men's Night on Monday was
equally successful especially to
Doug Hesk, who again led the
field, having two chip -ins. Look
at him - he's blushing. Lloyd
Schoenhals and Dave Gower
were winners also.
Fellows, you are reminded to
start looking for a partner for
the Scotch two -ball tour-
nament, which will ,be coming
up soon.
If you wish to renew your
locker rental for the season,
please do so at the Pro Shop.
While you are there, you are
reminded that the dues are due
now. Lists will be posted on
June 1.
Please remember to register
at the Pro Shop for all, events,
even for the social events such
as -the one on Saturday. This is
an important aid to both
Dorothy Worgan and the han-
dicap chairman.
In the meantime, gets t for
Saturday night!
(Moss); Sister Mary Margaret
(Joy); Sister Dolorosa
.(Madeleine Sullivan); Sister
Marguerite (Reifina Sullivan)
formerly of Kingsbridge as well
as two other nuns; Mrs. Alice
Pope, a former school teacher
at Kingsbridge in ..the years
1908 and 1909 and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs...Anton, and Miss
Adeline O'Keefe, as well as
those who had never been here
before. -
Morgan Dalton of Huron -
view and Terrence Hussey
visited here on Sunday.
Mr. and .Mrs. Raymond
Austin, 'Marlene; ,and.: friend*.
Norm Montgomery of Toronto
spent the weekend at the home
of Mrs. Marie Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drennan
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dren-
nan visited recently in Detroit,
Michigan with Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Perry (Eva Drennan) and
joined with the members of
Nick and Eva's family .on the
occasion of their 50th wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. Mary Hogan and Mrs.
Pete MacDonald of Lucknow
visited here on Sunday and en-
joyed the program put on by
the Senior Citizens.
These gold medal winners at the Kinsmen Bike Rodeo Saturday will have the opportunity to
compete in a Kinsmen Zone final to be held in Listowel this Saturday. Winners are, front
row, Robert Jeffrey, and Kawmadhle Weerasoorlya. Back row students are Debbie
MacCuspy and Jacques Richard. (staff photo)
FOR SASE
VALUABLE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY.
ADJACENT TO THE. SQUARE
The property includes:
a concrete block building 25' x 50'
with a 12' clear span ceiling under steel
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Voll
from Kitchener' spent the
weekend here with Brother
Carl Voll and enjoyed the
program in the" school gym,
especially the talents displayed
by their nieces and nephew;
Ann age 8, Jane 6, twins Jen-
nifer and .Jeffery 4 years. The
girls played fhe violin, the
piano and all are lovely singers.
Miss Ermina Dentinger of
Kitchener And Mrs. Mary Kelly
of Elmira spent the weekend at
the cottage at Amberley and
enjoyed visits with the former's
brother, Rev. Father Ed Den-
tinger and Brother Carl.
Among the bus lead of
visitors with the Senior
Citizens from Marion .Villa
were: Chaplain Vietenheimex;
Sister Maureen (Helen
Dalton); Sister St. Charles
During this school - year.
many teachers. of the Huron
Perth R.C.S.S. System attended
a series of workshops or clinics
on swimming, audio visual
training, gymnastic procedures
and the art of folk and square
dancing.
Students will get the best ,4
two worlds as they will be the
recipients of these workshops
and they are also able to assn+
other pupils in that they.,
demonstrate their skills on
video tape for future viewing by
children across the • Huron
Perth Counties..
At Precious [Mood School in
Exeter, Immaculate Conception
School in Stratford, Ecole Ste.
Marie in St. Joseph and St.
Patrick's School in Dublin, the
children participated in video
taping exhibition of folk and
square dancing.
Meanwhile, precious Blood
School, FYxeter' dertnonstrated
on tape their skills in gym-
nastics as did St. Patrick's
School, Kinkora, St.. Joseph
School, Stratford and St -
Joseph's School Kingsbridge. •-
LOT SIZE AS INDICATED ABOVE WITH RIGHT-OF-WAYS
AS SHOWN - THIS PROPERTY 15 OFFERED AT ITS
APPRAISED VALUE OF S3S�000
The St. Thomas and District.
Male Choir will give a concert
in The Christian Reformed
Church, Clinton, Sunday, June
3 at 8 p.m. interested persons
from Goderich and district are
cordially. invited.
Inquiries may be mode through any
Goderich Realtot%. or contact Mr. J. R. Aitken
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