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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-07-26, Page 13could ►Ful our we Yfire,IL• Nettie is �ed l tude to heir esti any at ia{t' 80 to , e, sea Lc, rill els r Hill 4 Id lila to leaks da, rete. beau,, , the l*M Ll thanks 4neral -s aid like to all„ their ki, scent I' 0 ho havt o helped at loch` the It, helped al tops_ s my uch a a• --- this precuts he time at' m,,, g. Si ronviea years Mrs, stents' Ina*, le for I, lora 10 err in Ri' errs-. �ond� ask - trdine aye and • de'. there with ;hul_ In M.,+ her ome Mre tow Mr, e" 8. tcK IP' Road Ito pot I; 8; I, JOHN WALLACH mos was said by uiern nd Father Ed. Den - on Wednesday, C.R' 18th, 1993 at St. Joseph's n Catholic- church in idle for John Wallace used away suddenly at ,rpe on Monday, July 16th g8th year as the result.of attack • Jeeves,to mourn. his r Larry with .wham he and several nieces and from a distance atttesended givesfrom wake at it Funeral Home in ich and the funeral at St. h's church in Kingsbridge Mr. Francis Griffin and Michael, from Flint, igan; Mrs. Winnifred in) Beauchamp from Michigan; Mrs. Veronica t, Mci an and Mary rs• Morris Moody) and y Maureen and Tom y from Birch Run, '.an; Mrs. Irene Miller, Pat Taljonick and Mrs. Ladd, daughters of the tom Griffin, all from Michigan; Mrs. Josie orf) Cleary from ceburg; Miss Toni Dalton Royal Oak,Michigan; Mr* rs. Thomas MacLennan London; Mrs. Victor Fin - nee Rhita Wallace) Mr. rs. Joseph Murphy and and Mrs. Leila (Mur - Fitzgerald and family, all Stratford. bearers were John and Austin, Theodore Van n, John MacKay, John rd and Leo Courtney. .'hearers" »were Gordon'ric Drennan. Soloist was an0sch. owing the burial services Kingsbridge cemetery, nd Mrs. Henry Drennan at their home to the es and friends. Social Items ktulations to Mr. and Henry Hendriks (nee eh Louise Wilkins) who married at the Trinity Church on Saturday, lst. The wedding dinner . ption was held at the 'de School. The dinner ..to by the Trinity Church Women ral from this area atten- wedding reception for nd Ins. Brian. Draper Judy Wintemute) at the d Val ey H� of n Fr`1day+ ng, July 20 and the t dance sponsored by the ,ow Legion for Mr. and Warren Wylds who lost rn by fire. This dance held at the Lucknow n Hall on Saturday Donald Simpson read dress and John MacKay ted Warren and June' purse of money. r Jane Frances of the Berne Convent in For - is spending •a month ''n with her mother, Mrs. n Lambertus and with ter, Mrs. Dennis Dalton. - end Mrs. Jack Murray Birmingham, Michigan ' recently with John nor and with his parents, d Mrs. Pete Murray. His returned with them to home in Royal Oak,' ea. and Mrs. Robert Voll, nd 'Mrs. Harvey Kuntz, rother Carl Voll left on July 20th for of two vacation in Prince Ed - Island. and Mra. Fred Courtney' Toronto are spending with his brother Joe Mrs,, Courtney, and and his two sisters, Mrs. (Grace Courtney) Austin n' Con (Vivian Court- ogan and their families,. `end. Mrs. John O'Neill firmly from Jackson, 4 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 1 from Detroit, Michigan Ida O'Neill from Lan- Mdtigan are. holidaying cottage here. led Mrs. Kerry Hogan ' ' dY from ;Glencoe, spent end at the home of Wrente Mr. and ` Mrs,,, Hogan. t1Local 335 of the El Miners Union atten- e at the home of Ind Inld Mrs, Lorne on Thursday i1Special guestsMue l9.bbie GabiyahNkden Alberta aCarolfrom Debbie Mundane, Rinner from r from Albertsand Lois m Wetaskiwini the four r,� hays exchange been visiting the Peat two weeks. t"Charles Wilkins M t but informative Western and Alia were az. Mrs. -ht Curiae, 5H -f l l! changed. The girls left London by .air on Sunday, July 2 .„for Winnipeg, where theyvera meet all the exchange youths and spend another four days before returning to their homes. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Minten of, Watford visited withr. and Mrs. Mar- tin Hendri on Saturday and attended the Hendriks! Wilkins wedding ,and the reception. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Courtney, Ursula and Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Riegling of Goderich, Mr.. and Mre. -Percy 'McClenaghan and Gavin from Clinton, were weekend visitors with" Desmond and, Michael Courtney. Supper guests on Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Courtney of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. George Wraith from goderich Mr. and Mrs. Melvin O'Reilly from Windsor and his nephew Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Reilly from Detroit visited with Mrs. Bernadine Kinney on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hogan and Rhonda and his parents Mr. and Mrs: Dennis Hogan returned on Friday from a three week trip by car to the coast. They`irisited Mrs. Dennis Hogan's brother Rene Cote in Dunrae, Manitoba (wh'e1 Marie was born) her sisters Harriet Cote (Mrs. Allen Hemery) Mr. Hemery and family and" Anna Cote (Mrs. F. Lanoie) Mr. Lanoie and family both of Winnipeg, Manitoba; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hogan and family, Vancouver, B.C., Mr. and _Mrs.. John _Joseph Hogan and family in Sidney, B.C., Mr. and Mrs. Da Carney Kamloops, .B.C., Nfr. And Mrs. Jim. Hogan and family in Van- couver; Mr. and Mrs.. Victor Wagner, Atikokan, Ontario; and several nieces, nephews and cousins along the way. While -staying- with with- Mr: and - Mrs. Darryl Sitter in Calgary, Alberta they attended the Calgary Stampede. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gar- vey and family from Clarkson are spending a two week vacation at the Garvey Homestead. Mz. and Mrs. Jim Martin and 'family visited in Grand Bend on Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. Bill Mulaney. Several from this area atten- ded the Summer Fest : at the Lucknow Arena on Saturday evening. This event was spon- sored by the. Lucknow Lions Club. • d m r E n 0 h ar n n m d r L is w M nd } M M la k M Reverend- rather Thomas Moylan, S.J. from Toronto arrived on Monday to spend a few days with his sister Mary, Mrs. Gilbert Frayne. We are eorry to,jeport that Doctor Gilbert Wayne entered the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich on Tuesday. The children of the July swimming classes and their parents attended the wiener and marshmallow roast at the Lucknow and District Swim- ming Pool last Thursday evening. Congratulations to all who passed the swimming tests which were held this past week. Mrs: Tom O'Neill an Mr. he and Mrs: Eddie O'Neill 1ped the Bill Gower familymove from Goderich into the: t%w home at Saltford. Mrs. Bill Gower (nee MaryEllen O'Neill) and daughter Cindy returned from a moth's vacation in England and Scotland to find the j b of moving into their newhome had already been complete d by members of her family. Little Shoana M tin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Jim Martin is a patient i the University -Hospital in Lo don. She is .having the cast'fro her waist to her toes change - and will be in the hospital fo two days. This is her thirei cast since last _ April 18th. Her mother plans to remain in on - don .while Shoana • is hospitalized. Mrs. Eugene Frayne v ited her mother Mrs. AlbertAl Kraemer of Listowel on on - day and Tuesday of last eek. Miss Judy Moran from Kit- chener spent the weeks at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs. Alvin Moran. Mrs. Felix Fitzpatrick from Dunrae, Manitoba and Mr.and Mrs% Alvin Sharpe from C lin.- ton visited with M r. and . rs. Bill Hogan. Visitors with Doctor and Mrs. Gilbert Frayne duringthe past week. were Mr. and rs. Ralph Frayne from Vine nd, Mrs. Nick Ennis from London and her brother Gordon Redher from Toronto. Wee end visitors were his son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Frayne from Brant- ford. A Goderich Fireman -play! foam on a Ere at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WIINam Borland, R.R. 6, Goderich, last Wednesday when flames destroyed one wing of the farm house and com- pletely gutted the remainder. No cause for the blaze has been determined but Mr. Borland reported hearing a small explosion when the fire broke out. No estimate of the loss, none of which is covered by Insurance, has yet been determined. There were no Injuries. _Mali Photo) South Storm Sewer back in news GQDFRiCH "SIGNAL-STTAR, . THURSDAY, JULY PAag 4111. k AUBURNAND IIISTRICT NEWS Yit. 1oi Mink St{ -IS Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Reed of Sault Ste Marie visited 'over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay. Mrs. Frances' Clark and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock and grand- daughter, little Christine Stadelmann of Blyth, visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCoash of Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. John Olstrom of Wingham visited on . Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lobb of Clinton visited last. Sunday with .her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pluakett, Ronald, Robert, Paul and Karen. • Mr. and Mrs: Ross Robinson visited last Sunday with their son, Keith Robinson, Mrs. Robinson and family at Newmarket. Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allan and Miss Erna Bethke 'of Gorrie visited last Friday with George Timm who is a patient in University Hospital; London, on the occasion, of his birthday. Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital where she underwent surgery last week. Miss Diane Kirkconnell of London spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Kirkconnell. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDougall; Mrs. Ralph Munro and Mrs. Ethel McDougall of Seaforth attended the Moun- tain Reunion which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Kernighan, R.R. 4 .Komoka last Sunday. Stewart Toll of London visited last Friday with his sister, Mrs. 'Kenneth McDougall. (1411") THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU ayor, Heydon not agreed Debate on review of final draft plans for the South Street Storm Sewer project degenerated •into an angry ver- bal exchange between Mayor airy-Worsell and Councillor Elsa Haydon at last Thursday evening's town council meeting when a motion was introduced by councillor Leroy Harrison to pass a resolution accepting The plan., Feagan's pit scene of shoot out Tuesday, July 17, ¢ Fhe Clin- ton Pistol and Revolver Club held • the first' of two outdoor shoots at Feagan's gravel pit, next match to be held on August 14 at 7:00 p.m. The standard National MatchCoursewas shot with .22 calibre pistols with the following scores out of a possible 300: Ed Roberts 245; Glen McMichael 150; Clarence Chisholm 272; .Jitn Naftel 163; Bob Morgan 218; Jack Marriott 186; Percy McClenaghan 220; Butch MacLaren 273. After 'the match a novelty shoot with balloons and clay pigeons was held. -Following this a demonstration oflarge bare `center •fire handgun shooting by Jack Marriott, NEd Roberts, • Clarence Chisholm and Butch MacLaren rounded out the evening shooting. The club members then - retired to the home of Butch MacLaren where lunch and refreshments were served beside a roaring fire in the back yard. When the item was originally introduced Mrs. Haydon im- mediately addressed the meeting by making a motion that the report -b 4abled-to- give the, councillors time to review the latest changes introduced in the plan. - Mrs. Haydon saidthat she had only received her copy of the,, latest proposal earlier Thursday afternoon and to the best of her knowledge the other members had only received the material just previous to the beginning of council meeting that evening. Councillor Harrison then in- troduced - his prepared motion, seconded by councillor Eileen Palmer, recommending accep- tance of the report. Councillor Haydon asked how he could make the motion when the draft, report hadjust been given to him less than one hour eatiier. "We have had no time to study this matter,', she said. said. Harrison explained that he had picked up a copy the previous afternoon from the , Town Clerk's Oft,e. Mrs. Haydon rose to ask how this could be possible since Town Administrator/ Harold Walls ,had told her he was not circulating the proposal but would distribute it at Thursday evening's meeting. "I had to practically steal my copy from his office this after- noon,'' she said. • During this exchange Mayor Worsell told Councillor Haydon to "sit down" saying that she had , already been "heard from on the matter once:" tt •Mrs. Haydon challerfged the Mayor asking where it said in procedure rules that a coun- ts cillor could not e peak as often as he or she liked. "There is a time limit of 10 minutes on speeches," she pointed out, "but nothing says that I can nnly'speak once on a matter." ;Residential Lighiing Display. Electric Heating "INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL" RESIDENTIAL - WIRING CUSTOM TRENCHING GRAHAM ELECTRIC 62 CAMBRIA RD. N. •GODERICH 524- 1O .. Mayor Worsell"gave no reply. and Mrs. Haydon went on to remind `the meeting that her motion to table the matter had been placed on the floor s- previouto Councillor Harrison's and would have to be dealt with. The ensuing vote carried the motion and the report was tabled. <for further study until the next Town Council meeting. Afterward Mrs. Haydon said that council had been "waiting. so may years" for the final storm sewer report that it seemed strange they were, so Unwilling to wait "another two weeks.'' She also pointed out that Mrs. Palmer ' had seconded Councillor Harrison's motion without even having read the revised report. "These things should- be studied," she stressed. "We can't just approve- something without reading it." • In an interview with the Signal -Star Administrator Walls explained that such reports are never circulated and that the sewer report was no exception. "I distributed 'it prior to the meeting as always," he said. Harrison and Mrs. Haydon bad been: the only councillors to go to the town offices and pick up copies'of the report, he added. Sally, Tom and Nancy McLean, children of Mr: and Mrs. Wm. McLean, Cornwall, were visitors during July with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan McLean and Mr. and Mrs. " Ross Cummings not Goderich. • - Sally and Tom took part in a national music Festival in Roup,. -.,Quebec, in June. Their orchestra placed first, winning a scholarship. They are violinists with the' Riverdale String Ensemble in Cornwall, under the direction of Rosmonde Laberge. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buck, Bruce, Gordon and Joyce of St. Johns, Newfoundland, were recent visitors with Mrs. Buck's parents, .,' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cummings, Brock St. and Mr, -and Mrs. Ross Cum- mings, Goderich. PROCLAMATION To- the Citizens. of the Town of Goderich As directed by resolution of the Municipal Council I hereby declare ONDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1973 A CIYI and Public Holiday and call upon all citizens to 'govern themselves accordingly HARRY WORSELL MAYOR Mrs. Laura Bell of Port Reeve, Saskatchewan is visiting with Mrs. Thomas McPhee and Mr. Harvey McPhee for a few weeks. Mrs. Beth Lansing visaed with Mr. and Mrs: Sam Squire, David, Jeffrey and Peter of Brampton for a few days last week. CHILDREN'S DAY Fifty children of the Auburn district enjoyed J,he.-..Annual Children's 'Dayfof the Auburn Women's Ins $tue held 'Itt the Community morial hall last Tuesday with a president, Mrs. Donald f vvright • in charge. Leaders were discussed for the 4-H program and those tho=° will lead are Mrs. Ted Robin- son, Mrs. John Hildebrand, Tru*,y Machan, Marie Empey an��"__`Joanne Hickey. A bus trip is being planned on September 18 and Mrs. Celia Thylor and Mrs. Robert Arthur are to plan it. Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock an- nounced that a bus is going August 9 from the Huron West District to the official 'opening of the Erland Lee Homestead at Stoney Creek and it is hoped that at least four or five can go from each branch. Conveners for the wedding dinner on August 18 are Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. Eleanor Brad - nock. Price on turkey dinners was raised due to the increase in meat prices. The chicken and ham " barbecue was discussed and members volunteered to make things and cook potatoes for Jujy 28. - The Card report was given by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell ` and she read the thank you notes she received. AA social evening is planned for the August: meeting. Mrs. Celia Taylor took charge of the program ,With Miss Doris Naylor as pianist. A, chorus was sung by children from Mrs -.Donald Haines Daily Vacation Bible school children. A piano solo was played by Lynn Turner; an ' accordian duet was played by Faye Seers and June Machan; a reading was given by Vicki Powell. The minute contest was won by David Cartwright. A solo was sung by Joey Raithby, and Stephen Hickey gave - a recitation. A trio was sung by Wendy Powell, Julie Daer and Shelley Powell, and Wendy and Shelly sang a duet. Prizes for coming the farthest went to Susan Seiler of Califor- nia and Joey Raithby of Cam- bridge: Birthday prizes went to Cathy Naylor and Christine Stadelmann. Counting the rice kernels in a bottle was won by Shelley Powell. Mrs. Haines held a candy scramble and other contests for the children. A fish pond was operated by Mrs. Gordon Powell a"ssisted by Doris Naylor and June Machan. Threading the needle contest was won by Mrs. Joe Hickey and Mrs. Ross Brindley. For having the most buttons, Fred- die Hakkers won a prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Celia Taylor, Mrs. Gordon Powell and Mrs, ,,Donald Haines. 1.1411_101411011 ec,2 , _ , ts_ gm.'ER m LA al _ a plumbing 6 - • ' cc ilitx 01 .08 F— Z i 4 R.R. 5, GODERICH, UNT.ing < U-1 o Gas connections, estimates , for houses, apart- ments, warehouses and renovations. the Craft corner 46 HAMILTON Si . GOOLRICH CRAFT SUPPLIES by Lewiscraft ARTISTS MATERIALS by N Grumbacher STORE HOURS: P IRME 2:00 p.m. 80.5:30 p.m. PHONE 524-6815 FOR YOUR AUTO INSURANCE See or. 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