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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-08-02, Page 7• y OOFhc_ N _. lliNA.L•STAR ' ''HURSDAY `At sit sir ides pelt of ,' ala the erfa ieved ngannon Women's In - e met at the N°of le fortheir meeting on Thursday .ng elve members were in st- ance, and , the past- ident, Mrs. Wilmer edge, conducted the Ing, All felt grateful that lements home had been when fire destroyed their on Monday morning. q.H girls planning to take all course "A World of in Canada", were told to ct their leader soon. Mern- who were present signed a to be sent to Mrs. Harvey president, who, is in Vic - Hospital, London.. e motto "There is no ship surpassing that of a vial worker" was given rs. Clarence McClenaghan r pleasant manner. variation in the program enjoyed when Mrs. Fred g conducted a number of ises in which all par- ted. Mrs. Young then the topic on Canadian In- ies and told of visiting the quarries -Oxford's Grand .n, near Beamsville Rutledge thanked Mrs. ents for the use of her and all who participated. hwas werved by Mrs. Roy on, Miss:' Iva Carr, and George Errington. ent visitors with Mr. and •Be'n Park included °on y, Mrs. Tony Van Loon Marylin Park) and her year old son Dennis from ry;,Mrs. David Compton Eleanor Park) and ters Lisa, ten and Lori, from Lucan. On Thur - visited several families in the community last weekend, and on their return took Debbie and Darlene Austin for a holiday. This weekend Mr. and Mrs. Eldon 'Austin and -family visited the Aubins at -Camp- -Several men from. the Dungannon United Church have been busy lately painting the trim on the Manse and have completed it, making a decided.- improvement. Volun- teer work like this is greatly ap- preciat.'ed!! The Yundt family picnic was held last Sunday in. Stratfprd. Several of the Eedy families were in attendance: - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wiggins have been enjoying a holiday in .1 cottage at Point Clark. Mrs. Harvey . Alton is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, where she underwent surgery on Thursday. Our wish is for a speedy return to good health. Mr. and Mrs. Russell John- ston hada large family gathering at' their home last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Durnin and family, Jodie and Pamela from Burlington visited with Herb Finnigan recently. Miss , Pearl Caldwell has. returned from a three week holiday bus tour to the West' Coast ., in Canada which she thoroughly enjoyed. There were 74 persons travelling in two buses 'for the tour. The'suide suggested each traveller write a poem about the trip while on the bus. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eedy and Laurel of Strathroy visited with the Eedy families here after �theirq _ motor trip to the East 'Coast, of Canada. For their holiday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson motored to the East Coast then returned Mrs. Park's,•sister, Mr's. for a few days at their cottage a. Clatsworthy from in -Kincardine. At Grand Falls ton, and brother George and again when on the ferry to from London; and on " Prince Edward Island they met ay, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodgins (nee Diane Park) and from Wingham, former neigh - ren, Rhonda and Randy, bours at Kinlough. Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Jack,Errington . French of Hamilton, a,' and the latter's sister, Mrs. r resident of Crewe and :Melinda - Nivins-of Clinton, left area, renewed acquaintan- .oir -Wednesday to fly to Van, or a few days this Week couver for a holiday-... on his holidays. On Monday, July 30, Huron Mery obb of R.R. 2, County Health Unit Clinic was on is conhn img her Web- had 'in the Church basement 1isory and made several,.__for Children three to five years here and in Lucknow on old. ay. ` Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brydge , itors on Sunday with Miss Sr. of Ridgetown, and Mr, and Carr and her brothers, Mrs. Jim Brydges, Jr. of Wili- rand Harry, were Mrs. H. ni e , Manitoba visited Mr. Arman of Goderich and and Mrs. Frank Glenn and Mr. daughter, Mrs. Erma er' of Kitchener, former and Mrs. Gerrie Glenn on• Sun- day• Other recent visitors with bouts many years ago; on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glenn in - ,nosh. Other recent 5th Concession of West eluded Mrs. Sadie Hackett and from Cochrane, rs included Miss Alice family Mrs. herd included, her brother, Peter Cook, Lucknow, and Mr. ar Shepherd, of St, and Mrs. 'Norman Whitehead tines. of Wingham. and Mrs. Bill Blake and Mrs artd Mrs. Gerrie Glenn, y of Galt -Cambridge are aying tijls week at their tal homes here and in rich, s. Ernest Pritchard and Ora Wright of Toronto d briefly with the former's er, Frank Pentland last gay on their way to Strat- to a Shakespearean play. and Mrs. Don Aubin and ren of Campbellville Angela and Arletta, moved this week to their new home, the former Elliott home, having soled"their present house to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McMichael of Goderich. Welcome is extended to Mr. and Mrs. McMichael. and children who are moving here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park and family attended an Ashton reunion picnic Sunday at Clin- ton at the home of Mrs. Lorna ' Radford. FINE FOOD. - r. and �►' L/� w �, • FRIENDLY SERVICE .rr � nick• dining ho a ' real pi�awr�. ' q GODERICH RESTAURANT STEAKHOUSE & TAVERN Ltd. Dungannon United Church was the setting for a. pretty wedding on July 14th, •1973, when`, Judith -Ann Wintemute and Brian William Draper were married.- Rev. ' C. McClenighan officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wintemute of Dungannon and the groom is the son of Elmer Draper and the late Mrs. Draper, of R.R. 6, Goderich. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wor a princess style gown of white elet- em- broidery over blue to ta. Her juliet,cap,•-which had be worn by hevv,.rnothe.4 held her kyeil, which was edged with tiny b ue centered white flowers; a was made by her mother.' Sh carried a nosegay of small colored 'carnations and baby's breath, to match the maid of honor's dress. Miss Sherry Boak, of Dungannon, friend of the bride, was her only attendant- Her -- floor -length gown was a flowered organza. Her nosegay was of large white daisies and d. baby's breath. The groomsman was Donald , Dickson of Port Albert, a friend. of the groom. The ushers were Wayne Draper of Goderich, cousin of the groom and William Sinclair of Toronto, cousin of the bride. Miss Nancy Errington sang three numbers during the ceternony and Miss Karen Rivett was the organist. Tile reception was held at the church, catered :by the U.C.W. For travelling the bride wore a pastel pink.plaidhpant suit. Guests were present from London, Toronto, Orillia, Sim- coe, Windham Centre, Burford, and Warren, Michigan. The newlyweds are residing at R.tt.6, Goderich. The bride was honored at three showers _ atterfded by friends ktrd relatives at`Part Albert anc -Dungannon. The outlook for the 1973 drop year is much improved because, of rains during the last week, Mike Miller, associate agricultural representative for Huron County said Tuesday. Corn` awl white beans are Although no salt boats have yet visited . derich Harbor since the st of Local 682 In- ternational Chemical Workers union, one grqin boat made a call at the local waterfront. July 29 the Thornhill put in with grain for the elevators and on July 30 the Canadian Coast Guard cutter,"Spray'' made a port call. The Westdale is due vrth grain for the elevators today. * * * Ontario's forest industry's annual payroll is about $400 million. showing excellent- growth after the three week dry spell and most areas have received adequate rain during the last week to bring on the bean,,corn, and spring grains. Despite late seeding of sortie corn and beans, the warm weather of July encouraged rapid growth of crops and the dry weather resulted in some good first cut hay crops being harvested. Mr. Miller said that the wheat harvest is now in full swing in Huron and the yield varies from normal to down about ten percent. Some fields that have not been harvested yet need dryer weather or' the wheat will begin to sprout reducingits quality.. The spring grain harvest is just beginning in' Huron and Mr..Miller said it was too early to predict yields or quality. Ball 4, Take your'"base, was changed to the common golf saying,"Fore", last Sunday when about 40 fellows attended the Industrial Ball League Tournament. They showed great skill and sportsmanship even off the diamond. After their strenuous golf game they filled their hungry stomachs with delicious steaks and salads. Following the dinner, Gerry Pitre handed out prizes to everyone with the Low Gross winner being Rick Sowerby. Congratulations Rick. Last Saturday nite the Sun- set had the pleasure of hosting a wedding reception for Judy Jenkins and Warren Watt. Best wishes for• the future and we hope all your friends and relatives enjoyed themselves. I know we had a very delightful evening,, with the London by Nite supplying the well-chosen dance music. Getting back to golf, the course has beencgiven the extra touch in the past week by Mr. Weatherman and Leroy. Rain and fertilizer has•. given the course a t•reshp Spring green look. Come and give it a try; you'll like it. In other ways, the weather wasn't very nice for the Ladies. The dedicated gals appeared to play their nine holes last Thur - qday but others "chickened" - out' Winners of the First Flight were Joyce Bolton, and Pat Clifford. Second Flight winners were Isabel MacDonald and Shirley ' Baechler. Third Flight winners were Shirley Straughan and Pat. Dockstader. Our Hidden Hole winner was Pat Torok. The men this week had a steak -barbecue after tfleir golf game.I will have to tell you the. comments next week, Low Gross winner was Don Erskine and Al Beange was the Low Net winner. First Flight winners. were ,Penis,Lassaliner8Rick) Sowerby And _Don Hedour, . Second Flight winners were Paul Baechler, Bob Brindley, Bruce Lyndon; Leroy Bedour, George 'Bolton and Stan -Connelly: Third Flight winners were Harold Sheardown, Clark Chisholm, Dan ' Torok, Roy Telford, Bill Fritzley and Jerry Lassaline. The competitive juniors got off to a good start last Sunday even though the tees were crowded with other golfers. Winners from a week ago were Dennis Reed, John Butler, Mike Milley, Dan Couglan, Brian Reed, Paul Schaefer, Neil McNair, Ray Bode and Leroy Meriam. On August 29 'the Sunset is holding an Open Junior 1n-• vitational. Tournament: There will be three flights and everyonewelcome with an OGA card. This coining Monday, the holiday Augu,,: 6th the Sunset is holding an Open Tour- nament. Tee offs will be starting at 8 a.m. and a cold buffet will folloW. Prizes galore will be" dispersed. Book your foursome now by phoning 524-8047 or dropping in at the clubhouse. We have a new 1300 pound mascot which you will be seeing Within the next couple of weeics. Keep your eyes open for it. Hint —Take the club back smoothly. This is largely a mat- ter of concentration. - Before starting your •backswing, you must think just what you want your hands to do with the club. Teehee —Caddy: I think you're definitely improving,sir. The ball trembled that time: Legion draw LICENSED -UNDER- TNE--LIQUOR-ttC;ENSE`-ACT•'•-- WEST STREET • FARROWING PENS • COW TIE & FREE STALLS • SOW TIE STALLS • WATER BAWLS • FINISHING. PENS • LIXIP PIG NIPPLES .:y • ALL TYPES OF FEEDERS Henry G Earn Phambing EqulpmeM v 4 8 2-9 5 8 8 Distributor for HYDE PARK Farm"'"Supply ``" In the 50-50 club monthly drawing of Branch 109 of the Royal Canadian Legion held July 28 at the Legion Hall, Rod Lafontaine of Menestung Park, Goderich" emerged top prize winner and was presented with. a cheque for $1627. Seond in the drawing, receiving a prize of $300 from the Legion, was Valerie Viger of Wellington 'Street in Goderich. Robert Eagleson of Ailsa _. Craig received the third place prize money of $200. Bud Worthy of Goderich sold the winning ticket. OPENING SOON IN GODERICH.... MORRIS DRAPERIES Master 'Billy Barkwell of. Toronto spent a,couple of days with his cousin, Paul Hamilton. Saturday, rain and all, the Hamilton families held their reunion at Ashfield Park. On Sunday the Barkwell families enjoyed their family get-to- gether at the, same park. Mrs. Robt. Maclntosh has been a patient in University Hospital, London. Steven Wylds. has gone to Langton where he twill be em- ployed for -the next few weeks. Dan Wylds was guest of honor at,a dinner partyat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds" when, he celebrated his 87 birthday. Dan is busy building a new house. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wylds of Ripley were also guests. The MacKenzie reunion was held recently at Ashfield Park. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacKenzie' recently were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barrett and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray MacKenzie all of Toronto. Timing ' Fremblay is in hospital in ,Wingham with 'rheumatic fever. • Clinton Raceway 11000 Purse SUNDAY, 'AUG. 5 041414. - ELVEDER}::. 1 Ontario-SiredPacing`Stakes Total Value - S50,000 SUNDAY, AUG. 1 9 CLINTON' RACEWAY Harness Races Every. Sunday, To... he_..0 tizens .. _- of the Town of Goderich As directed by resolution of the Municipal Council ,I hereby declar0'