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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-08-16, Page 12dY PAG* 18--0ODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1973 INGSBRIDBE: KAPERS This community was sad- dened to hear of the death of little three year old Jeffrey Schindler, son of Mr. andMrs. Charles Schindler (Marti Martha Moore) from Marine City, Michigan, on Wednesday, August 8 at a hospital in Port Huron.. Michael O'Neill, Mr. and -Mrs. Cyril Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fitzpatrick, Patrick O'Neill, Mrs. Michael Dalton and Mrs. Arthur Bowler atten- ded the funeral services on _Friday, August 10 in, Marine City, Michigan. A very pretty wedding took place at St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge on 'Saturday. August 11 when Reverend Father Ed Dentinger, C.R. united in marriage Wayne Joseph Harvey, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Harvey of Goderich and • Miss Meris Angelina Cavasotto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brunk) Cavasotto 'of. Kincardine. The wedding dinner was held at the Candlelight Tavern, Elayfield Road, Goderich with the recep- tion following at the Saltford Valley Hal_I. Congratulations. A picnic was held at Camp Huronia on Thursday, August 9 for the Altar Boys of St. Joseph's . church at Kingsbridge. An afternoon of games followed by lunch at 5 P M. was enjoyed by all who at- tended. Relatives and neighbours an- swered a call for HELP from Mrs. John Sheardown on Wed- nesday, August 8 to locate her small son, Ricky who had,wan- a tiered away. It Was thought he had wandered into the -corn fields which were on each side 'he house. With the help of the family dog, he was found "out behind the barn". MSS. • Herman Lambertus celebrated her M7th•birthday on Tuesday. August 7. Her daughters, Sisster 'Mary Elizabeth from Watertown, Sister. Jane Frances of the Notre Dame Convent in For- mosa, and Mrs. Dennis (Irene) Dalton were present for the happ occasion. Rev erencl Father Ed. - Dentinger, C.R., Brother Carl Voll, C.R., Mr. and Mrs. --Robert Voll, Mrs. Mary 'Fravne, Mrs. Marie ,Austin, Mrs, Bernadine Kinney and Mrs. Teresa Courtney, members of the Kingsbridge ---- Catholic Women's League visited her, bringing and' ser- ving birthday cake. Best wishes for many more happy birth- days. Miss Mary Darlene.Woodlev, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. Len Woodley (Veronica Austin) and friend Miss Rose Marie Cliff from Mahon spent the weekend at the home of the former's grandmother, Mrs. Clifton Austin.. ,Mr. ,and -..Mrs. Donald. Fri3yne - sttended graduation` exercises at the University • of Notre f°)arne in. South Bend, Indiana on Friday, August 10 for Sister Lucille Dwyer, M.S.A., Sister Dwyer received he. degree in Master, of -Science in Ad- ministration. Mrs. Walter Judge (Marie Courtney), Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 'Judge; Karen, Kelley, and Timmy from Jackson, Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bryan (Rita Courtney) Mrs Joe Courtne.9 529-1189 and daughter Vivian from TUronto visited during the week and on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Austin,, Mr. and Mrs. Connie Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney, Mr. and Mrs Leo Courtney and their families. Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Bruder from Kitchener were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare and Mary Luanne. Miss Fay Hogan and friend John Cusolito of London spent the weekend at the home'of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs Connie -Hogan. Frank Van Diepenbeek from London spent the weekend at the home cif his parents, Mr and N1rs. Frank Van Diepen- beck Mr. and Mrs. .ferry Ross, Gerard, Joan, Pamela .and Michael from Kitchener spent the weekend at the home of Nlr. and Mrs. .Joe Courtney and - family. Mrs. Bernadine Kinney is ,spending .t his week in Detroit, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. John Shear - down attended the wedding of Mrs. Sheardown's frienil, 'Angela Glavin to Peter Rutter at Mount Caramel on Satur- day. Mrs. Sheardown 'as a' bridesmaid. Visiting from Montreal with Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Heffer- nan are.Mr. and Mrs. Guston Richard and Paul Risdon. Visitors during the past week Were, Mr. and 1�1 rs. Louis Evans of Downsview. Mr. .nd...Mr' 1 est-,Hef.fr'rna ry and family of Mississauga spent Monday and Tuesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Heffernan and Mr. and Mrs. Antone Van Osch and family. Visitors at the Garvey Homestead ;were Doctor and Mrs. Claude MacDonald and family and Mrs. Joe Garvey, from Toronto: Mr. and- Mrs.' Michael Garvey and family from Mississauga; Father Ed: win Garvey,. C.S.B., from Houston, Texas. An anniver- sary Mass was celebrated by ,Rev. Father Edwin Garvey, C.S.B. for the late •JosephGar- vev (he died 16 years ago) at St. Joseph's church in Kingsbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Masters and family from Mississauga are vacationing at the Bolland Farm. Mr. and Mrs,. Gino Costelloina spent two weeks at the Bolland- Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin at- tended the wedding of George ..Adams to Donna ,Marie Bean at the Benmiller Church. on Saturday, August 11 -and were guests at the dinner and recep tion at the Maitland ,Golf and Country Club. Recent visitors with Mr. and .Mrss-M-ark-.. Dalton -were -their grandson 'Daniel Martin from Glamis; Marie and 'John Dietrich from Mississauga, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dalton and son Mark from Windsor: Reverend Father Dave Bouer from Edmonton, Alberta and Reverend Father Myer from Houston, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. .Jim Martin visited in Dorchester. with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones and in Sarnia with Mr. and Mrs. Ned McDonald. MO�FRT 30" Electric Range savior 11111111111111110111211111111111111A11111 GODESICH . 30 VICTORIA ST. NORTH 524-S3$i Several from this area atter: (tied the 75th Anniversary of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church in Lucknow on Sunday afternoon, August 12th Reverend Fattier Ed Dentinger, C.K. celebrated a Folk.; lass on Sunday scorning. A- program under the Direction of Sister Maureen (Helen Dalton) Lon- don held in th Legion Hall in- , chided numb( rs -`hv Mr.' and Mrs. Ray Voll and fancily from Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Ker- nahan from Koncoka «'ith sons dung' the step dancing, Mr. 1)enoncme from Zurich pli4ing the violin, numbers by Mr. Brennan, a French song by Sister Maureen and a sister from London .AA hart and salad supper was, ,err ed by St. Ntarv's Catholic Women's League of Lucknow to their many guests BASEBALL PLAYOFFS JUNIORS.' in Serni finals Kingsbridge defeated Brookside on Wed- nesday, August 8 at the Kingsbridge hall diamond with the score Kingsbridge 31, Brookside '30. The game was called at the end of 5 innings because of darkness. , The first game iii the. best three out of five gar,)ces in t he final playoff series saw Kingsbridge meet North Ash- field at the North Ashfield hall diamond on Sunday aftertnoon, August' , 1 2. Kingsbridge defeated North Ashfield 15-8. The second game was played at Kingsbridge Wednesday with the third game on Sunday, dist AW3"'at "'2 P.M. at North Ashfield. These little boys put up a good game- of., hall', Come 'out and 'see what' they can do and give yourself _a treat. - SENIO ' The Kingshr dge Seniors were defeated is Kinloss on Thursday, August 9 .at the Lucknow Ball Park in over- -time, with the score Kinloss 14, Kingsbridge 13. Mosquitos defeat Clinton The Goderich Mosquito "A" squad. with only seven out of their sixteen players defeated the Clinton "B" team 10-0 last Saturday. The Clinton . team played with eleven players and, five reserves.. The . Goderich boys who played were Randy Stod- dart, Eric Mitchell, Brian Fellows, Ian Austin, Jim Fulgard and Chris and Kevin Wood. All of these players put forth a 100 _.ser cent effort with _Randy accounting for five, goals, four from Chris and one from Jim. Chris Wood was outstanding and has really demoralized the opposition in recent weeks. He is considered by his coach Sid Allan as well as opposition coaches to be perhaps the best soccer prospect in Goderich. Kevin Wood playedhis first game ..in net but was hardly tested by the' Clinton players. Jim Fulgard scored his first goal of the season' and generally played a fine' game. Kevin, Ian, Brian and Eric were unlucky not to score but they Mere instrumental in set- ting up the necessary plays which led to the scoring, Pee wees trounce Clinton The pee-wees remained un- defeated in Huron Soccer Association on league playby recording another victory on gturrhirt aarnton squad. Goderich took command -'of, the game in the first half on two goals by Mark Bellinger and one by Gary Peters, Clinton scored their only goal of the game.on a shot thaT knocked Goderich goaltender Mitchell into the net. The local boys dominated the second half and with the wind at their backs scored two more to give them the 4-1 victory. The Pee -Wee Lions have only one game left in their schedule which is against arch -rivals Seaforth who have an identical record of no defeats.. and one tie. In an exhibition encounter on Tuesday evening, the Goderich Mosquitos "A" squad were defeated by the pee-wees by a close 3-2 acore. I... Belvedere stakes run in Hanover Dave Wall's stable from Kin- cardine continued to dominate the O. H.H.A. Belvedere stakes in the -third leg held last Satur- day, August 11 in Hanover. Wall captured two. of the three divisions with Fair Criiser and Arrochar Wendy. Peppy Wall _finished fifth in the third division. Fair Cruiser easily won the first division pacing the mile in 2:06. Wall moved Fair Cruiser out of the starting gtite from the six hole and was on. top when the field reached the quarter in :31 seconds. Fair Cruiser owned by Eric McLeod of K Inca rd ins ' never relinquished the lead and• took the field to the half in 1,021/5 and the three quarters in 1:'34'%''. Adios Tye finished second to Fair Cruiser with Levi McFadden on the bike. Nita Miss finished third, Cowan's Girl fourth, Quinte Worthy fifth Thamesview Misses sixth, Crazy Legs Pat seventh and Attorney's Joe eighth. As the betting favorite, Fair ('ruiser returned $3.70, $2.70, and 82.60. Adios Tye paid 83.20, $2.90 441 Nita Miss 88.10 to show. In an identical mtinner, Wall won the second__ division with his own two year. old Arrochar Wend'. Arrochar Wendy shot _ out of the two hole and held the lead after the second turn. She cut her own mile out pacing to the quarter in :32, the half in 1:032 the three quarters in 1:362 and the mile in 2:071. • Along with a new mark Arrochar Wendy set a track record " for two year olds in 2:07 1. S) ' s g Rush finished second in the race, Sonny Direct third, Sncashin Good fourth, Stoney Creek Kid fifth, Zip Wyn sixth, Sakademi seventh, WilhoB Fin- nigan eighth and Just Maggie ninth. Just. Maggie, a stahlemate of Arrochar Wendy, broke stride at the start of the race and was never in conten- tion. Arrochar Wendy returned 88 90, $3'.70, • $2.30; Spring Rush $3.40, $2.:30, and Sonny Direct $2.20. The quinnella Arrochar Wendy • Spring Rush (1.51 paid $12.60. Sale Time was the upset win- ner in third division pacing the nide in 2:091, Royal Ricks Way and Peppy Wall were the two betting favourites but Royal Ricks Way broke stride_ on the back stretch and Peppy Wall was boxed in. This was Sale Time's fourth win in six trips to the post this year and lowered his mark by second to 2:091/5. Irish Jester finished second, Royal Ricks Way third, Derby Lee fourth, Peppy Wall fifth, Pierre Harvester sixth, Bahykins seventh and Teddy Crocks eighth. -Sale Time retuttred $28.30 to win, 89.20 to place and $5.80 to show. Irish -Jester paid $12.70 to place and $4.80 to show. Royal Ricks Way paid $3.90 to show: Fg The.quinnella of Sale Time s Irish Jester (5,3) paid $343.50. The •,fourth leg" of the Belvedere Stakes will be this Sunday at Clinton Raceway: 0 THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU SPORTS *CT!NLINE by MORLEY LEEKING JR. 111111111111111111111111011111111 Sandy's Clippers managed to edge out Kendall Oil in the last week of the season to capture the league pennant. One of the hi -lues of the last week of the season was a no -.hitter pitched- by Kenny Daer of Sandy's over ARMCO. Sandy's will meet 3rd place DRMCO in "A" aeries while Ken- dall Oil will take on 4th place Carlow. All of these teams are capable of winning the playoffs..Action,starts Tonight at 7:15 ..., . Montreal Expos .continue to challenge for the League lead. Pit• thing is now coming through for them so they have an excellent chance to win it Leon . McQuay continues to amaze football buffs with his peculiar habits and antics'. Leo Durocher, manager of the Houston Astros, once said; "Give me nine guys who take $15,000 and want to make $30,000 over these $100,000 guys; who want no -cut,, no -trade contracts. I agree. Leo. SHORT -SHORTS: Red Kelly has purchased a horde in Toronto George Chuvalo is now broadcasting boxing for Madison Square Gardens I was just informed I won a' golf ball at the recent Baseball Golf Tournament. I should hope so — I lost six at the tournament. ,S�MllNlq, (Contd hot for ao hieve8 me very - t," A break-in Kine school Wastan at Inv local 'Alice. No theft' No in connection cident but eetion with police say cdhalism rew occurred at s hs papers about Police report only vehicle accident which resulted in hu property damage, August II a rear end or) The Square, Hamilton and volvingEast hurs driven byMcAr Avenue Wi of 820 Gottschalk of 55 Cam rand in Goderich, result of $500 damage to the; �, involved. The Gottschalk $300 damage and car thur car the remainder. were no injuries. Proposal will reduc snowmobile noise no A proposed amendment to the Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations to reduce noise levels at the 'snowmobile operator's ear for the purpose of protecting him against im- pairment of health was an- nounced this week by Tran- sport Minister Jean Marchand. Mr. Marchand proposed maximum noise levels for snowmobiles of 78 decibels, "A" scale (dbA) to be effective. February .1, 1975. ' This proposal is -the second phase.of a continuing program to reduce the snowmobile noise levelto 73dbA by 1980. These specified noise outputs are measured by a generally accep-, ted standardprocedure em- ploying a pass -by test at S,Q feet. The "A" scale has been established as a measurement. of noise levels to which the average human ear is irespon- sive. The reduction from the reduction of approx' In additi percent. providing substantially` protection to opt hearing, this propose greatly reduce the sn. noise in communities Canada, Mr, Marchand present regulation of 82dbA to 78dbA by February 1, 1975 can The proposed en•' ,,noise regulations wn published in an early ed be'accomplished without loss in. vehicle performance at a cost to Part 1 of the Canada .the consumer of under $50.00, and manufacturers, stn, representing less than a five distributors and oth. percent increase in the -u-nit terested persons are inv' price of a sno mobile. make representations pa to the Minister of Tr The reduction of "'4dbA is before they are finalised, equivalent to a sound pressure 91 VICTORIA STR: GODERICH OPEN NITELY TILL 10P OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A.M.T06P MCLAREN 12 OZ. 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