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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-08-23, Page 11OWNAtiD COUNTRY CLASSIFIEDS VICES AVAILABLE 16. PERSONAL SCREENED TOPSOIL CAVATING CKHOE WORI( VEL and FILL BIENT GRAVEL , E MONTGOMERY uNTON - 487-7644 tin OUSE AND BARN OFING estroug i n g E ESTIMATES PHONE 4.7274 SEPTIC ANKS LEANED ERN EQUIPMENT AK GUARANTEED rile or Phone arvey Dale CLINTON Phone 482.3320, ICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS ersons having claims the Estate of MARY iCGINS, Widow, late of. of Goderich, in the Huron, who died on or 22nd day of June, 11973, ed to file the ,ante with lars with the under - rhe -15th dew of Septem- as after that elate the the estate will he V Goderich, Ontario, - day of August, 1071. . PHEST.and EGENER, • Barristers, etc., 13 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario. Soliclotrs for - the Estate. I( NOTICE Cunningham wishes to , mntrar` to rumour, he ce as the Rayleigh agent. ishing Rawleigh Products ne 482-7720 and your or - delivered. --:14 x . • DO YOU HAVE marriages or family 1 problems? Ttie Ministry of Com- , munity & Social Services offers help in the form' of marriage and family counselling either in your home or in the Wingham Office, 199 Josephine Street. For appointment, phone 357.3370.-29tf. 17. LOST AiND FOUND. LOST - REWARD- - $50.(1li reward for Golf Clubs lost at Maitland Course August 13th. No questions asked. Phone 524- 6024.-34x 20: TO GIVE AWAY One puppy to a good home. Phone 524-7904. -34x • 21. BIRTHS REYNOLDS: Born to Janice. and Bob Reynolds, 275 C Gibbons, Goderich on Sunday August 19, a girl 7 lbs. 1 ounce. Tracy Lynn a sister for Shawn. -34 JOHNSON: At Alexandra Hospital on August 15, 1973 to David and Petra Johnson (nee Teichert) a baby 'boy Christopher Walter. -34 BOWMAN - Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bowman, R.R. 4, Goderich are pleased to announce the birth of a son Barry Mervyn born August 20, 1973. BEDARD = Issy and Agnes,are thrilled to. announce the arrivl of another angel Brigid Lang,• born August 14, 1973 at St. Joseph Hospital, London. 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mrs. 1)oroihv- Healy, ►dertcki ii pleased to announce the forth- coming marriage of her daughter Theresa Lynn '(Terry) to .lames Nelson Dick, son of Mrs. A. Fin- negan of Seaforth. The wedding will take place in Si. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Goderich on Sept. 14,- I973. -34x .Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Carter, Lon- don wish to announce, the forth- , conil95. rna �rriase }!f tI ir.d,a, lgl)ter, V aleerie .,uvice, to Mr. Allan Paul Spiegelberg Son oeMr. and •Mrs. Ar- thur .J., Spiegelberg Clinton. The wedding will take Alai•(' Saturday Sept. 8, 1973 in Churi'h of the Redeemer, London Ont. -34x AIRS -WALKERS The tan Sere ice Commit tee of rich Oddfellow and Lodges have equipment - n. Contact • Arms )11,524.9623 or Fred Frit - 211.. DVANCE SCHOOL ISTRATION AUG. 29 '4:30.11:30 Memorial School 524.8972 Public School 5244306 AND FOUND le, Pure black cat, white poet 'around 'Arthur 0o area. Answers to ', one year old. Phone •34. 26. CARD OF THANKS FVLFORD - I want to say thanks 0) all those who sent me flowers, fruit and cards. while I was " a patient in Alexandra • Hospital. Helen Fulford. -34 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Josef Sudyk, R.R. 6 Goderich are pleased to announce the engagenieait of their daughter, Christina Mary to Mr. ,John Reginald. Garrick, son of Mrs. Kathleen Hodgkinson and the late Mr. William Garrick of Goderich. The wedding will take i)lace Sep- • tember 22, 197:3, 2 p.m: at St. Peter's Church, Goderich.-34x 25. IN MEMORIAM LADD-In loving memory of a clear husband, father and • grandfather, John Clayton Ladd who passed away 10 years ago August 16, 1963. Wonderful memories woven in gold, This is the picture we tenderly hold.. Deep iri our hearts a memory is kept To live, to cherish, to never forget. -Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his wife Nell, son. .lack and Gladys and grandchildren. -:34 VANS`i'ONE-In loving memory of Alpert Vanstone who passed away August 25, 1972. We do not forget, nor do we intend, We think of von often, will -to the end; Forgotten by some you may be, in our memory ,von will ever he. Sadly missed :and always remem- bered by wife -lean and family. -34x 26. CARD OF THANKS' ''BURNS - A' sincere thank you to all those who made my stay in the Hospital a pleasant one. A special -thank you to Dr. Jones, Dr. Flowers, nurses, staff on second east. Also my family,-Speidal Group, Ladies Aux:, friends, relatives for, the lovely cards, flowers and gifts.. ' Elva Burns. -34 GARDNER: My deepest gratitude to Drs. Lambert, Wallace and Cauchi, while I was a patient in the hospital. Many thanks -to the -nurses and staff on 2nd East for their'time and thoughtfulness; and, also for the lovely gifts, flowers, cards and visits,- which helped shorten the time, tremendously. My sincerest appreciat ion Isabel le. -:34 x ROIX;ES: i wish to express my. sin- cere thanks to friends, neighbours, and staff of tiecond floor east of Alexandra Hospital; also Doctor s wt,bo attended me. Also for carols, - flowers, and visits while -i was a patient. Mrs. Larne Bodges. -34x ;SNYDER: The family of the late Mrs. Margaret (Aplin) Snyder ex- • press sincere thanks to all who helped at the time' of her passing. They are very grateful to the many neighbours and friends who were so kind and thoughtful. The floral tributes and contributions to charity were naafi appreciated. Special thanks to those who prepared and served lunch and to Rev. Leonard Warr for his message. -:34 NO1...,ICE To all students attending school under the jurisdiction of the Huron County Board of Education All schools will open - at ' the regular hour. on' Tuesday, September 4, 1973. All school buses will, travel at the regular time in the morning. All schools will close one hour earlier than usual. All school buses will depart. one hour earlier than usual in the afternoon. ,. R.L. 'Cunningham, Transportation Manager, The_Huron County Board of Education 103 Albert Street, Clinton. Boutry SALaNf we will be MONDAY, AUGUST 27 TO WEDNESDAY,' AUGUST 29 We're moving to our new location '°PEHIHG • • THURSDAY, AUGUST 30th AT 34 NEWGATE STREET to 11• I 6../ life n •. «4 r'.4. ‘Ai >t- Vi 44 x� SUNSET NEWS Crawford' B -A -ft -T Construction led the way this week by holding an Open Tournament at the Sun- set last Saturday. Local' golfers as well as golfers from the surrounding, towns such as Kin- cardine, Lucknow, Clinton and the cities Toronto .and Strat- ford took, part. Blackie, our 1300 pound mascot steer, supplied delicious 14 ounce steaks to the golfers. After supper, everyone who participated received a prize. It) wasn't all that easy to decide on the overall winner for the day. , There was an exciting playoff for low gross between Denis Lassaline and Doug Atkins. Sudden Death play resulted in Denis eliminating Doug. They both must be congratulated on their perfor- mance. The Low Gross winners for the day were Denis Lassaline with a seventy, followed by Stan Telford, Doug Atkins, George Bolton and Bud Boyce. Leroy Bedour, our green- skeeper, topped the list of Low Net winners for the day with a sixty-four. He was followed by Cliff Kennedy, Don Bedour, Kirk Lyndon, 'and Fred -Albert. Excellent weather, terrific course conditions, enjoyable golfers and delicious steak made the day a success. A "Hole in One" on number six was received at the Maitland Golf and Country Club last, Monday. Don Bedour. was keeping up the popular Bedour name `among golfers. - Congratulations Don! A weekfrom yesterday, (Aug. 29) the Sunset's Junior In- vitational will take place. Phone your entries to 524'- 8047 or write to Paul Baechler, 229 - Britannia W., Goderich. Everyone is welcome, but if you don't have an O,.,G.A... card please get one. One can be receivedat the Sunset if you play a round of 18 holes.1 ?t p' thb'ent1-ieS calirthg, the -more the merrier. While talking to the Juniors, don't forgetschool will soon be starting for another year. This means golf time will 'be at a minimum so take advantage of the last few weeks. Don't forget Junior s Day on Sundays at two o'clock. The winners from last Junior s Day were Dennis Reed, John Butler, .John Hanly, Tony Bedard, Jacques Richard, Brian Reed, 'Marty- Middel and Rick Leddy., Ladies, don't forget you must have nine nights at -Ladies Nite to take part Championship day, September 22nd. You still have time to make up- these nights since there are still five nights remaining. This week there will likely he a. treat following the game. Don't eat a big supper. After this, Mary Lynne Telford plans on giving us a fun lesson on Scottish Country ,_dancing. I' n looking forward_., to this, hopefully the rest of you ladies are also. The Third Flight ,winners last week were Betty Fuller, Shirley Mid lel and Catriona Dyke. Seconil Flight winners were Shirley Baechler, Shelley Linner and ' Mary Lynne Telford. First Flight winners were Joyce Bolton, Pat Clifford and Daphine Matins. u114 The _LadiesMatches -are coming. along quite well with the first round being com- pleted. Some have already star- ted the second round: That's the way to keep things moving girls. The winner in Men's Nite for Low Gross, last week; was Tony Bedard. Denis Lassaline, George Low, Don Bedour, Paul Baechler, Rick Sowerby and Doug Spitzig were the First Flight winners. Second Flight winners were Bill Hanly, Bill Huff, Eric McNee, t eorge Bolton, Bruce Lyndon, Mark Lassaline and Leroy Bedour.-- Third Flight 'winners were Roy Telford, Cliff Kennedy, Walter Sheardown, Andy Smith, Don Fuller and Jim MacLeod. Keep eliminating fellows. The matches .are turning the pressure -on a lot of fellows. Who are going to be the win- ners of the second draft? Hint -Scuff (hitting ground ;behind ball) Start backsw,ing, all in one 'piece. Head fixed, left arm dominate. Transfer weight to right foot on backswing so it can shift properly to left on downswing. Hips lead down- swing,"°restrain arm and hand action as long as possible. Tee - heed . Someone asked Detroit Red Wing, Gordie Howe, for irdvice on an eleven foot putt. •Gordie thought for a moment, checked the green and said, "Try to keep it low, eh," QODERICH SIGNAL-S'rA t,. THURSDAY-'- AU LST *3: 111711,41A01111.11 Mosquito League Soccer At Exeter on Saturday the Goderich Knights. of ,Columbus captured 4 - 1 win over Exeter .0 remaining in 3rd position in league standings. - This game featured some very fine soccer throughout. Exeter started strongly and - had a lot of pressure on the Goderich defence for the first 20 minutes. Wayne Jackson who played brilliantly throughout dribbled down the left wing. His centre found Ronan Conlon who headed beautifully to give' Goderich a one goal lead. After five minutes of play in the 2nd half, Jim Costello playing his first game orsoccer put Goderich two goals ahead. Exeter then hit for a goal. The game was still wide open. The Goderich boys now settled dow-n to play nice positional soccer. Ronan Conlon and Harold Sartori scored Goderich goals to complete the scoring. Gregg Ferris played soundly in goal as well as the defence of Eanion Doorly and the Dykstra brothers. - Glen Osborne and Kevin Fangrad also played steadily throughout. This weeks league games are against Huron Park at Huron Park on'Tues., and versus Clin- ton -A" , at Goderich Psychiatric Hospital on Satur- day at I0 a.m. An exhibition game against Kitchener will be played at Agricultural Park Sunday at 11 a.m. Industrial League playoffs begin Kendal Oil advanced to the innings and had only five base finals , .of th'e Goderich In, runners. - dustrial League's playoff ° by Carlow Tire scored single defeating Carlow Tire two runs in'the first and._seventh in - 1 straight in their semi-final nings' and added two in the series. sixth.. Bruce' Bettles 'held Kendal Oil defeated Carlow Carlow Tire to four hits in the Tire -8 - 4 last Thursday August game and struckout three and I6 with Phil' Turner providing walked three. .. . the offensive - power. Turner The other semi-final series .smashed a 'pair of three -run between'DRMCO and Sandy's homers, both to left field to Clippers is tied_ at t one game back Brian MacKenzie's strong apiece. with the third and pitching. - - deciding gat'ne this' Sunday, MacKenzie held Carlow Tire August 26 at 7:00 p.m. to five'hits, struck out two and DRMCO blanked Sandy's walked three. Clippers 3 - 0 in the first game Kendal Oil built up a 4 0 on Don McWhinney's two hit-, lead after one inning on a ter. McWhinney allowed third single, homerun, fielder's inning singles to Russ Pruder choice and walk. Carlow Tire and Tom Crawford, the only got one back in the top of two Sandy's runners. - second but Kendal Oil- moved He retired eight in a row ahead by four with another run before Crawford and Pruder in the third. had back to back singles and Phil Turner gave Kendall Oil then retired -thirteen in a row. a commanding 8 - 2 lead after McWhinney didn't walk a bat five innings with his second ter and struckout three. - homerun ,of the game. Carlow Wayne Draper provided Tire scored their final two runs McWhinney the only two runs -- in___the sixth running. he needed With a two -out two ,Ron Klages, Brian MacKen- run homer in the first inning. zie and Phil Turner each had DRMCO scored their third two hits for Kendal Oil. and final run in the top of the Kendal earned the right to seventh on two. singles, a advance to the final with a 6 - 4 sacrifice and one error. win over Carlow Tire Iast,,Mon- Larry McCabe had a perfect day August 20: Jim Hayter and night for DRMCO with three John Poechman each belted singles in three at bats. Wayne two -run homers in a six -run Draper had a homer and single first inning ;for Kendall Oil iri three at k?ata_ for DRMCO. Kendall scored their -six runs Sandy's tied the series with on four hits, a walk and a an 11 - 7 win ovei DRMCO in fielder's choice. - eight innings - last Monday Kendal Oil managed five hits off Gord Stoll in the final six ANNOUNCING Iola Bailey Real Estate Llmitid, Clinton Office'tare pleased to announce the appointment of: . Liz Boll - 306 itdward Street, 'biter, Ontario. tx Piibne: 235-1956 as a member of their sales staff. Us Is fully trained to handle your property transactions whether buying or boiling. $h1r can be contacted any tions at her honor or ,the CNnton Office, 62 Albert - Strom, Pie; ' -4571. August 20. The third and deciding game will be this Sunday August 26 at 7:00 p.m: DRMCO had tied the game in the bottom of the seventh on a triple by Wayne Draper and a sacrifice fly by Jim McWhinney but Sandy's came back with 'four in the top of the eighth on a single, two doubles, a home run, sacrifice and error. - --------Ken -- Daer---led-.--the -Clippers- batting. attack with two homeruns -in five at bats and five R.B.I.S. Morley Leeking contributed • three hits to the thirteen hit Sandy Clipper offence. Doug Spitzig also homered for Sandy's. Wayne Doak' had three of DRMCO's ten hits, all singles. In the "B" series, Fisher Custom Building took a one game lead over Sifto Salt by defeating Sift.o 7 - 4 last Sun- day August 19. Brindley Plastering . routed Gord's Sport 10 - 3 in the opening game in their semi- final series. Game two in both "B" series will be played, this evening Thursday, Aust /7. If a third game is needed in a series, it Will be played at 9:00 p.m. on Sunday. By remembering some simple safety rules, the risk of damage and/or personal injury is greatly reduced • when sailing. Always have M.O.T. ap- proved lifejackets for every per- son on board and readily available should the boat -cap- size. Young persons should 'be wearing lifejackets at all times. If a crew member falls over- board, as many crew members as possible must watch the per- son who is overboard, as it is very easy to lose ' sight, of someone in the water. Throw some floating objects overboard as it, will ,not" only aid the person in the water, but also help you to find their position after turning about. If you are in the water, do not panic or try to swim ashore as the distance is probably a lot farther than you think. Try to secure one of the floating ob- jects and await the return of the boat. The best way.- for a large motor yacht to come about is a `method known as the William - son's Turn. To achieve this, alter course towards the side that the person fell over until your course is at about right angles to your original direc- tion. Then alter in the other direction until _ you are 180 degrees from your original heading. Stop your engine and -drift towards the person' in Ole water. The sail boat will come about into the wind, immediately drop his canvas, and drift down upon the person in the water. When operating a -sailing vessel never tie down the sheets' (lines controlling the sails). Also rawer use a halt -hitch on the cleats. Under pressure they will jam and, in . a strong breeze, the sheet may have to be cut tespill the, wind out of the sails. When underway nevergo oh the low deck. without a safety line and wear the proper gear, such as canvas 'shoes, to avoid slipping on the ` wet' deck. (Besides; the skipper will not appreciate 'heel marks on his deck!) ' When turning about always turn into the wind. Turning with the "wind causes the boom to come around heavily and may knock someone overboard and it also causes great strain on the boats gear. Turning with the wind is known as jibbing. In a sailing vessel always operate the ship from the wind- ward side in order to have a clear unobstructed view of the horizon. Power boats when passing sailing vessels should reduce their wake and give. them a wide berth. - Before going for a sail tell someone of your intentions and approximate time of tfeturning- home. If you become overdue he will be in a position to notify the authorities that you are missing and a search may be conducted. If you think you are the ob- ject of a search, hoist a large metal object up the mast as far as possible as this will show on radar and the search may be continued during hours of -- darkness and low visibility. Remember: A safe boater is a better boater. DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY A diamond wedding anniver- sary was celebrated on Satur- day ui Vancouver..B.C. for _Mr. $41c1►4dri. F.+w4 t-.MareKes h.:4•... Mrs. MacKeith was the for- mer .Jean Johnston of Ashfield. Attending from here were Mrs. MacKeith's sister, Mrs. Grace Farrish of Lucknow; Grant and Lois Farrish of Ashfield; a brother Wm. Johnston of Ash- field and daughter Mrs. Stewart MacLennan, a brother Noble Johnston of Lucknow and his wife Jessie; Mr.-- and Mrs. George Moncrief; and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall of Kinloss. All those attending made the trip by Air Canada for the happy occasion. ' SOCIAL NEWS' Miss Nancy -MacLennan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart MacLennan, nurse in Toronto and Miss Jean MacDonald of Kincardine, daughter of Mrs. Helen MacDonald of Goderich left by plane this week for a six week holiday in the :British Isles. Miss Carol Finlayson of Guelph and friend Dean -Black spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson., Allan Finlayson of Guelph also spent the weekend at the home of his parents. Rod Finlayson of Sarnia motored home and attended- the wed- ding reception - following the wedding of Corrine MacDonald.... Lyle Oliver has been-. hosfiitali'ied"tlt t; tioaArvittVkliis. many friends wish, him a speedy recovery. Guests at the Thacker - Bell wedding Saturday evening in Kincardine from this area were Sandy Simpson, Margaret Sim- pson and Glen Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson. Miss Bell was a registered nurse at the Goderich 'Psychiatric. Hospital. - . • , -Mrs, Raymond F. Peterson of Fullerton . California, daughter of Jim MacDonald formerly of Ashfield has been a summer visitor here. Mr. and - Mrs. Ted Kloostra and family spent holidays -at - Wheatley, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacKen- zie and family spent 'holidays at Fenelon Falls. Mr. -and Mrs. Duncan Simp- son and family are holidaying this week in Southern Ontario. Having spent .six weeks in Hamilton this holiday I apologize for not giving you a weekly' news column. The_ family held the fort very -well while I was away, and added. a new foundation to the farm barn as their summer project. I' will be looking for you to call with your news_ items from now on. Rotary juveniles win title from Exeter The Goderich Rotary and went ahead 10.6 to win the Juveniles took a 2-0 lead in game by that score. . over Exeter in the W.O.A.A. "Casey • Wildgen went the Final on the weekend. distance, striking out 16 batters On Thursday, Aug 16, the and walked only 2. Ro'teries�>-defeated- .the--...Exeter'_---G:a..t,:v. .'Yeti man and , µt'hil team by 7-6. Petrie proved to be the thorn in Ron (Tag) Sowerby won the the side of the Exeter pitcher game with relief help from getting two big hits scoring 6 Casey Wildgen in the last in- runs between them. ning. Ron struck out 9, walked Both teams have proven to 3 and. gave up 8 hits. be tough and can't be counted In the first inning Goderich out till the series is completed. jumped on the Exeter pitcher Exeter 'and the -Rotaries have and scored 6 runs. Good base proven that they can score a lot running proved to be where the of runs in the last few innings. Rotaries had the advantage The third game of the best of over their rival. five series was to be played in Dave Patterson and John Goderich last Tuesday, August Warr both had two hits each, 21. with other hits going to Doug The Rotaries were not to be Fisher, Phil Petrie, Casey and denied the pleasure of wintlilig Mike Wildgen and Gord the W.O.A.A. league champia. McLellan. On Sunday the ship on home grounds as they Rotaries played a back and clobbered the visiting Exeter. forth game leading 1-0, until team.13-0. ' Exeter went ahead 3-1. They now advance to the Goderich got a 5.3 lead only to O.B.A. play -downs. At time of lose it again 8-5. writing Coach Doug The home team' broke Cruickshank was not pure - sthings loose in the 8th inning whore they are to meet as yet. •