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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-06-21, Page 41 1 11 - PAGE '4—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1973 DUNOANNON DOINCS Mr. and Mrs. Glen Olson, Goderich visited this weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Non and family. ,Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilbur of Willowdale, spent a few days at their summer home here. There was quite a large at- tendance at the Annual Web- ster picnic held in Carlow Hall on Sunday afternoon June 17. Plans to meet in Harbor Park, Goderich had to be changed due to the inclement weather. Several families from Dungan- non were there to enjoy renewing acquaintances. Mrs. J.M. Reed and Girvin attended a family gathering at Evergreen 'Lodge near V iarton on Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips (nee Nancy Mole) a baby boy, on Monday, June 11, 1973, in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. Congratulations! Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce -Sillib (nee Marsha Hodges) who were married on Saturday June 16, in Dungan- non United Church. Welcome is extended to theme in their new -trailer home across from the Church on James St. Congratulations . to Miss Beatrice McClenaghan who received her Bachelor of Home Economics degree on• May 24 from the University ,of Manitoba, Winnipeg. And, congratulations to our local `newspaper' who have made us aware of the fine young people in our areas. Seeing their pictures and reading their achievements surely prove to us that, the majority of young people are working for improvements and high standards in life. . Mrs. Cecil Blake and Bar- bara, acram panied by Faye Dustow of Nile, visited the for- mer's uncle, Mr. H. Eugene Hanson, , and his sister, Mrs. Arland Lundy. in East Tawas, Michigan. for several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Alton accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Westlake of Goderich spent a few d*vs recently with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henderson and three girls in Mississauga. On Sunday guest 4wiiilr -Mrs. Lillian McDonald and -Frank Moulton were . the latter's sister, Mrs. Doris Lord from St. Williams', and Mrs. Marion Moulton from Simcoe; and also Mr. Jim Peterson and daughter Mary from Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peterson had just retur- 1 SPECIALIZE AS A LEGAL, MEDICAL OR EXECUTIVE SECRETARY! Did you know that Conestoga College offers a two year secretarial program at CLINTON? Some grade 12 graduates with good typing and shor- thand may complete the program In one year! Send `Ihe clipping in now. I would like information on this full-time program designed for high school graduates br equivalent. Name Address Phone Please return to:- Registrar, Conestoga College, 299 Doon Valley Drive, Kitchener, 653- 2511 Ext. 261. OSS -LME r' Local couple 'married By O.M. Blake 50years ned from a two-week holiday in England. There have been several in- juries lately: Terry Olson with a dislocated shoulder, Gerald Dere with a sprained ankle when at work, and David Bere with burns to his hand. Better . luck, lads! Friends are happy to see Wayne Nicholson so n)ufh im- proved and even able to ride a bicycle. For two years he has used crutches while one leg was strapped up to overcome a bone condition. Wayne is .son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Nicholson. ' Mr. Fred King was taken again by ambulance on Sunday to Goderich hospital for inten- sive care. Sunday, June 17, was his 63rd birthday, and our wish for him would be much im- proved health. Rev. anf Mrs. R.C. McClenaghan and Beatrice visited on Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Olive Goudie and, relatives in Kitchener. On their return they were accom- panied by Mrs. J. McDonald, from Regina, who will be spen- ding this week here. The three ladies are. sisters. Mr. and Mrs. George Ribey, Earl, Anne and Catherine spent Father's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wiggins. On Monday at Exeter relatives from here attended the funeral of Mr. Albert John- ston of Toronto, son of the late Mr'. and Mrs. Wm. Henry John- ston of Exeter and formerly of Ashfield township. Visitors this weekend with Mr.and`Mrs. Chas. Fowler were the latter's brother, Mr. Gor- don Ball from Morden, Manitoba and his daughter Fern, Mrs. Norman McDonald, from Rexdale; Ont. At Achievement Day "Sport- swear with Knits" Sa'turd,ay, June 9, 1973, for the Wiingham Area, Dungannon 4-H girls, groups I, II and III each presented a Fashion Show as part of the program. In the presentation of Pins and Certificates of Achievement, Shelley and Sharon Tigert received County Honours, and Peggy Young received- Provincial --Honours: Club I with leadersLinda Young and Mrs. Dan Maclnnis had four girl's: Peggy Young, Cathy Pentland, Annette Hodges, and Elaine Stewart. Club II with leaders Mrs. Howard Culbert and Mrs. Roy Wintemute had nine girls: Irene Hasty, Frances and Irene Logtenberg, Judy Wintemute, Lynn And son, Lori Pentland, Barbara, Jetty and Dorothy Culbert. Club III with leaders Mrs. Elmer Black and Mrs. Wm. Tigert had ten girls: Shelley, Sharon, and Susan Tigert (daughters of William), Judy and Janice Tigert (daughters of Jack), Nellie and Mary Van Diepen, Laurie Dougherty, Patricia Petrie, anf Cheryl Anne Hedges. The project for Fall, 1973, is to be "A World of Food in Canlda". ST. NaEN'.s Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McQuillin, Andrea and David of Kitchener were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuillin. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lyons were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Backer of Cayuga. Mr. and Mrs. J. 4-iardisty of London spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Rice. Terry Wilson, Douglas Miller and Mark Innis of Burford spent the weekend at Cyprus Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Todd and Isobel Miller spent several days in Northern Ontario this past week. UMW NEW LOCATION • — MaeEWAN INSURANCE AGENCY • — 56A EAST ST. — SERVING GODERICH AND AREA Aute - Dwelliig - Commercial = Life. Mr. and Mrs,. Harry M. Downie, 235 Elgin Ave. West, celebrated 'their 50th wedding anniversary Tuesday, June 19. The couple was married in Detroit, Michigan, where they resided until 1963 when they came to Goderich to retire. Mrs. Downie is the former Lillian McLean of Goderich. Mr: Downie was born in Dun- das, Scotlhnd, and was em- ployed with 'Burroughs Adding Machine for 44 years before -retiring. The couple have one daughter, :Mrs. ,Robert Rediske df Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, and three grandchildren. Couple mark anniversary at cottage Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mit- chell, 13 Waterloo Street, recently celebrated their 30th Wedding anniversary quietly at their cottage in Colborne Township along the Maitland River. A surprise dinner party hosted by their nieces and nephews was enjoyed at at that time. Those present were Betty and Scott McTaggart,Stratford; Gail and Ray Baxter, Brant- ford; Ruth and Gordon Baxter, Wingham; Mrs. Harvey Batelr, sister of Mrs. Mitchell, Goderich; and Mrs. Mitchell's mother, Mrs. Wm. Sallows. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell were married June 5, 194.3 at the bride's home. in Colborne Township with Rev. Harold Currie officiating. The couple farmed in Colborne Township until 1963 when they moved to Goderich. Sounds like wiettNti- tatton? Guess stairs It's newspaper UM for rt one cohost by Dicot ed-Ipe mut- ts be noticed? Yee r!, if hr 0obrrirh SIGNAL—STAR KINGSBRIDGE APERS Over .125 ladies from the dif- ferent Church Organizations in Ashfield Township were guests of the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's .Parish Hall. Guest speaker was Mrs. Marguerite Jensen of Embro. Topic of her speech, "Food and Food Additives." Mrs. 'Ed. Schefter of Strat- ford accompanied Mrs.. Jensen. We would like to welcome Mrs. Bernadine Kinney of Detroit to our community as a permanent resident. Bernadine had resided in her summer home here and had returned to Detroit for the winter months. Mrs. Nora Sinnett of Seattle, Washington is visiting with her son Jim, Mrs. Sinnett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Dalton and baby daughter motored to the London Airport on Monday and left by plane to spend; a week's vacation with his sister, Kathleen (Mrs. Jim MacDonald) and family in Ed- monton, Alberta. Several from this area atten- ded the 125th Anniversary Ser- vices at the Ashfield Presbyterian Church on Sun- day, . June 17th. The present Minister is Reverend Kenneth J. Rooney, B.A. Guest Speaker was.. the Reverend Dr. George L. Douglas the great grandson of the first minister, Reverend Alexander Grant. The Kingsbridge Youth Club served a delicious turkey and salad dinner in St. Joseph's Parish Hall on Sunday, June 17th immediately following the i0:30 a.m. Mass. Fathers were the guests of honour, getting 'a -free meal with mothers paying only $1.00 a plate. Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Sillib (nee Marsha Hodges) who were married in the Dungannon United Church on Saturday, June 16th, Several from this area atten- ded the wedding reception held in their honour at the Saltford Valley Hall following their marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCon- ville and family of Scarborough spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Clifton Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Keith John- sto4,. Brian and Moyra of Kit- Chener attended the Anniver sary Services at the Ashfield Presbyterian Church on Sun- day and visited their former neighbours Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs Joe Courtney 529-1189 Howard and Hogan families. Mr. John O'Connor, Mrs. Betty Murray, Mr. Raymond Dalton, Reverend Father Ed Dentinger and Brother Carl Voll visited Mr. Norman O'Connor and Morgan D lton at Huronview on Sunday evening and enjoyed the musical program put on by, residents of Marian Villa, Lon- don. Mrs. Alice Julian, of Anahein, California is visiting with her mother Mrs. Dennis Dalton. Mr. Con Hogan of Bowman- ville spent the weekend at his home here. , Miss Adeleine Wehenkel and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wehenkel of Leamington were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare and Mary Luanne. Dennis O'Neill of Woodstock spent the weekend at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim O'Neill. Dennis has just retur- ned from ,a trip to Jackson and Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Ambrose Redmond is a' patient in St. Joseph's Hospital in London. Little Brian is staying with his grandmother, Mrs. Carl Riegling. Mr. and Mrs. David King of Goderich were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin. Kingsbridge has three ball teams - boys 11 years and un- der coached by Kevin Austin, boys 12 years to 15 years coached by Francis Hogan and seniors 16 years and over. The girls are hoping to get going shortly. Come out and see these teams play ball and cheer your team on to victory. Games this week are Monday, June 25, Kingsbridge (12 to 15 yr. group) at Dungannon, Tuesday, June 26, Kingsbridge (11 and under) at Dungannon, and Tuesday June 26, (Seniors) Nile at Kingsbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Durnin (Audrey Austin) and family of Drayton spent the weekend at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Austin. They plan to make their home in Dungannon. Senior Citizens were guests ht- the 11 a.m. Services at the l.ucknow Presbyterian Church on Father's Day, Sunday June As this is Senior Citizen week a bus trip is planned for Tuesday June 19th to visit Huronview. Introducing for young women of all ages 'qioxeat Skive 4- The Bonne Bell 'Honest Skin Look' is NOT a fad style, not a 'cover-up' look it is the clean, - healthy, natural, self-assured look 'of beauty every girl wants. Ten -O -Six Lotion� REG. $5.95 SPECIAL x3.95 LIMITED SUPPLY NEW!!!! FRAGRANT SOAP BALLS Add a decorative touch to your bathroom! Great for vacations, easy to pack, great for gifting! 4 fragrances-_ °ranee, lemon, strawberry and Ilme. itREG.49. 1 0 9 LIMITED SUPPLY RIECk PHARMACY 14 The Sqeare Gederitil �xa11 Larry Rieck, PHM.B. Archie 8s PHM.B. Ni ROUND AND' ABOUT WITH MARINA I've had several calls re: To change the subject, The ART MART, have Bedard Store on Britannia Rd has one new shoe that someone lost a few weeks ago - and never uteamed of asking at the store fu, it.Ten to one the other shoe has been thrown out - any takers? I'm not sure if the Anglican Church Ladies are having their suppers during Art Mart, but I can tell you 'later about that. So any who are still on the fence about Summer Fest '73 - make up your'mind - Let's GO- GO -GO. Leve Martha so many been given the impression that there will not be one, but Art Mart -with all the activities now associated with it wilt appear under the main heading of Goderich Sumfner Fest '73. Besides the arts and crafts sections many others have been suggested and since this is the ideal time to raise money for your winter project, the girls of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority have chosen to run the "Flea Market". This sounds exciting, but they, need some help, YOUR help - in saving up enough household discards or white elephants or whatever - for the event. 'The money they raise has always been well spent in com- munity work so you will be really helping for a good cause. What one person' -throws away as of no use, there is always someone who could use it. So -I hope you'll help them raise the dimes and quarters which can add up to useful dollars. Mrs. (Brian' Allison Dowds (phone 524-7513 - in the mor- nings) will arrange to have your bits and pieces picked up. So set aside a box especially for this for one month - and we will all be pleasantly surprised. 1 hope the Jr. Farmer Girls plan another Bake Sale. They KNOW how fast baked goods sell - and how much people en- joy this part of the show. So any of you ambitious bakers get things ready as there is a good fasrmarket for your goods. You may have other ideas for these special days so lets hear them - anyway you're pretty safe in preparing to market your spare hour hobby at this great MART. Once again beautiful "Flower Festival" will be held in the Courthouse halls and this year the theme "Conservation" con- jures up all kinds of great ideas.,..,. The Carnival, Bingo and games Kinette Cafe' or Kafay will be in the park, and many other bits of entertainment are planned. Farmers Are you thinking ab oil ,building? FOR A GOOD JOB AT A REASONABLE PRICE PHONE RAY LAMBERS 482.33 Residential Lighting Display Electric Heating "INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL" RESIDENTIAL - WIRING CUSTOM TRENCHING GRAHAM ELECTRIC 62 CAMBRIA RD. N. r✓ GODERICH 524 cArdur 8-) 124 It GODERICH & OWEN SOUND floor Coverings - Paints - Wallpapers Draperies - 18th Century Furniture Refinishes IN GODERICH PHONE 524.8531 MANAGER - CLAYTON Come Any Way You Want .. . BUT DON'T MISS THE Exeter Centennial Celebrations JUNE 29 to JULY 6 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY, JUNE629 • Opening dance with Joe Overholt Exeter Arena Admission $1.50 (51.00 with button) SATURDAY, JUNE 30 2:00 p.m. -- Giant parade organized by Ex- eter Kinsmen. Six bands already book- ed, 2 antique duto dubs. Float entries still solicited. - Opening ceremonies following the parade at Exeter Community Park. Senator Richard Stanbury and other dignitaries. Massed choir from Exeter Public School and Precious Blood Separate School. Sky Divers Band program and other entertainment. Centennial Queen contest dnd beard growing contest. Chicken barbecue. Admission: Adults $1.00. Children under 14 Free. Mercy Brothers in the arena Program from .8:30 to 10:00 Persons under 18 admitted for $1.25 (75c with botton). Dance to follow at 10:00 p.m. $2.50 ($2.00 with button) . SUNDAY, JULY 1 Morning Special homecoming services at local churches Afternoon — Exeter legion Drumhead Service in arena Band concert following Drumhead service. Evening — Ecumenical service (mostly singing) MONDAY, JULY 2 Softball Tournament throughout the day (eight teams) Lambeth, Breslau, Petrolia, Mt. Forest, London, Berkshires, London, Gary Car Shell, Strathroy, Ingersoll. Minor Soccer Tournament — At least . five teams. Swimming Pool Program -- Includes diving exhibition, synchronized swim team, local youngsters' swim meet, free swimming. Variety program in the.Exeter arena featuring Earl dnd Martha Heywood, the Heywood Brothers, and ores talent. Fireworks Display following the ball tourna- ment. Admission $1:50 for all day (41.00 with button) Children 504 •1'14 f /6 TUESDAY, JULY 3; 1:00 to' 5:00 - - Sorority Tour,of Ho Visiting the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Len Veri, Dr. o Mrs. Garry Balsdon, Ben Hoogenboo Mr. and Mrs. Jock'Taylor. Teo tofoll in Exeter United Church. AdmissionS2. Evening Program Exeter Arena: Huron Singers and London Men of Attu (Barbershoppers). 51,50 and 51.00 button. Children under 14, 504 Laba'ft's Balloon at Community Po throughout the day (weather permitti WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 1430 p.m. — Horse races.' Admission S1. (51.00 with button) Includes h program. Children under 12 admissi 75e if accompanied by on adult. Evening --- Rock dance in the arena with jor Hoople and His Boarding House mission $2.00 (51.50 with button) • THURSDAY, JULY 5 Sidewalk Sale — Downtown Puppet Show, Jesus People, He Brothers and other entertainment. Tour of South Huron Hospital 6:30 p.m. — Exeter lions parade. (Agri theme) lockpot 8:00 p.m. ---Bingo and program. 5500. Entertainment by HeY° Brothers. Gerry Smith and Ranch o�� Admission $1.50 ($1.00 with FRIDAY, JULY 6 7:00 p.m. — little Britches Wild West Show Community Park. with buffo Admission 51.00 (50c Children under 14 free 9:30 p.m. — Centennial Ball in theorem°"" Lionel Thornton. Admission S2.50(S2 with button) • MIDWAY FROM FRIDAY TO. TUESDAY t" 11 he ondf ,.d ebE too Nigh sts tag ret f uettc byMar con can owec rdit tact the fal 6t of Ea rol I ortr t to 'll b iso nt f Esti e'F expe ma' on, up e� ES los odf ndoi ing this hov h rrc one oder t, « aha deo blo Dr z. �c. he Cot awl for eh th eF h th he men It ee ne odt .an.' folk tt of re 01 es e t bl 0