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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-09-06, Page 3ICM 11� wet se art beo' 0 ft °°d le au 11-kept rda �. ment of 'eyed by dealer% a first afters. 'hada t hoes ate on a Zing wti e out of 'tub of it aN ell fell Lind the lly wo As it eel Nnund la and on rewhat Lee, Ttie ing at him is. the v ir.cert' ants ia, located he age /ocating 1Ciatioq 1 in toe ly a t Arthur, sect (rites clot oam. wthof t far munica have I rship are alkeld, phey .y.ara r gifts. IAGO 2, 118 Goderich school long s rate a :tuft h Hall ady IV here a Dbeta rtyeight ;is week 'ork at someaf and were he G lotions' loderit eo. Ta Y, Ro K. G t and e hue :h on m the inches Lit pt: ; of a and ;and peg tern AGO ;,10 Airpo wealth ;hoM bi >rotioi is In gen Hon, toP, Pa ami Jap' t des A hal Ply 1s INGSBRIDGE KAPERS rge crowd was on hand Lucknow Ball park on y afternoon to watch tional softball. Begin- t 1:30 p.m., four games 'eyed Bsbridge Junior Boys lions 111 years and un- layed against' an ALL - team with boys from Ashfield, Port and Kinloss The core was All -Stars 11, ridge 6. elen's Girls Champions in All-Star team and eclared the winners. The as St. Helen s 21, All - '0. now Intermediate boys ions (ages 12 to 15 played an A4 -Star team from Kingsbridge, Port North Ashfield, non and Brookside. score All -Stars 31, w 13. Lucknow Senior ampions (16 and over) All -Stars f>(gm idge, North Ahfield, . Nile, Port Alhe t and en s. The All -Stars won he score All -Stars 9, w7. If the biggest attractions the afternoon was the ng pool and ice cream d drinks due to the ex - hot clay. irs't meeting on August e Kingsbridge Kitchen was opened by the Mrs. Tom Hogan, and gene Frayne. e•--gill----were present_ tion of officers had the results: President, Hogan; Vice -President, ne Frayne; secretary, asty; treasurer, Cathy press reporter and e girls, rotating. ext meeting -was- Sep-" 1 at Mrs. Hogan's. The re 's pamphlet s and han- et s. were passed ,out. aders discussed what s about before the was adjourned. OCIAL ITEMS I from this area atten- wedding reception at ors" Valley 1TaIi "" fin '�4 ��. �veni g,Se.pt"embe�.,,1,A rid 'Mrs. Tcirii..'Va'n'c�e�r ee Donna Baechler) wedding reception at orners for Mr. and ry Farrish. Larry and e married at Thunder aturday, July 25. tulations to Miss Jo _t�n,W. ciaughter_s)f_-M r. Bert Alton and John ughes, -son of Doctor rs. Raymond Wm. If Goderich who were on Friday, AuguM 31 - Street -United Church, g ilfred Austin entered ospital in London on September 3 and was -on the following day. t g by_ Montgomery bus an Thur- Kelley, a patient at the sday, leaving Lucknow at 7:30 Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home a.m. spending the day at the in Lucknow. Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto.. Mrs.JosephGarveyTaronto, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garvey Tony Miltenburg, son of Mr. and family from Clarkson spent and Mrs. Ris Miltenburg is the holiday weekend at the taking an eight week Auto Garvey Homestead. Mechanical course at Fan- Doctor and Mrs. Peter Bolland and family from Clarkson spent the holiday weekend at the Rolland farm. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, Cor - neck (Theresa Courtney) spent the -weekend with her aunt and uncle; Mr. and Mrs. John Austin and family. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cyril A stin were Mr. and Mrs. George Baret (Jean Sutter) and twin daughters, Georgine and Christine and their husbands from St:, Clair Shores, Michigan; Mrs. Irene Murphy, Goderich and her son Raymond Murphy and. daughter Maureen and friend from Toronto; Mrs. Dorothy Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schindler (Mary Martha Moore) and daughter Charlene, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ornerod (Janet Moore) all from Marine City, Michigan, Mr. 'and Mrs. Fred Adams (Karen Moore) from Royal Oak, Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fitzpatrick and Joey from Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill and family and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett O'Neill from Jackson, Michigan spent the weekend here and visited with their many relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson (Mary -Lou Drehr ah) and son Mark from St. Catharjne's spent the past week visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. an Mrs. Earl Drennan. Mrs. E.' Ribar from Largo, Letters to Editor shawe College, LoLondon, begin- ning on Tuesday, September 4. Tony is employed by the Canadian Tire in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mar- snnan and family of London visited on the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Dennis Dalton. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dalton of Moose Factory visited recently with his father Mr- Raymond Dalton and the Dalton families. Fourteen girls are enrolled in the 4-H Homemaking -Club, "A World of Food in Canada". In- structors are Mrs. Karla Hogan and Mrs. Betty Frayne. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Osch attended the funeral of her cousin, Mrs. Al Van Leemput ;(Helen Moyer) a young mother of four at Mount Forest. Recent visitors with Mrs. Mary Frayne were Mrs. E. Reynolds of Kitchener; Miss M. Vowels Farthing, from Sussex, England; Miss V. Vowels from Bridge End. Wales; Mr. and Mrs. R. Tucker and Jamie from Toronto; Miss M. Tremeer Miss N. Traumoni from Lon- don; Frank McCarthy, Miss Mary McCarthy, Mrs. Bill Dobie, Katie and Billie from Surrey, .British" Columbia. Mrs, Con Hogan and daughter Fay visited this week at Gananog tte :' :'aad__the� Thousand Islands and at Ot- tawa. Walter Kelley of London visited at his cottage here and with his. mother Mrs. John continued from page 2 tained a washer and dryer. Feeling that for warranty and safety purposes I should have it set up by the proper ser- viceman. I phoned Hutchin son's to see if -They as the dealer and service representative in this area for these machines would set them up. I" did not requ Brei 1ws►rtanty. trip; 'but fultyoexpitemel to ptty,wlitdteS it' charges were necessary, The store refused. on the grounds that ' I had not botight the machines there, so why should they set them up. In the past week, our T.V. required servicing. It -had been bought at Eaton's. We phoned Ea i n a- linger servicing."They-- sent me to "Alvin's T.V. who answered and came to the house, but unfortunately they were / unable to repair it. We phoned Eaton's in London; hey referred us to the local Electrohome dealer - Granger's T.V. - who refused, The T.V. is on warranty but he agent referrrd us so as to uarantee any payment: -s ranger's refused on the ounds that (1) he sold Elec- rohome, so` why should he ser - ice a machine bought lsewhere, (2) he didn't have ny information on Viking Electrohome) - Electrohome nd Electrohome (Viking) have ecessary information on inside f cabinet (3) he didn't want to o Eaton's work. Fine, I can understand his elings, but lonly if I had ught from his competitors in is town or close by. In fact I k d Mrs. John Howard nd Lawrence Hogan G the first production tgT he Ontario .Limousin t ion held at the e r Sales Arena at a n Saturday, August a illations to Miss Lisa a daughter of Mr. and n k Riegling on being a d d the prize draw at the Craft festival. Lisa',s a dogwood fe pin. bo from this area, went 'th had not, sono T.V. service i Goderich. Now I find I am in need of stove and possibly a de humidifier - but, never will buy from Granger's or Hutchin son. So tell me who loses in th long run: not me, but thes businessmen and the town o G4d0r•igb, r.lr.i/ll r killlli`+ gglbrgitka's .,,V. ,in I .Clinton '1 will service our;, T,N,.ap ,; business wild leave Goderich and go to Clinton. • Yours truly, Stewart Thomson Editor's Note: While it is dif- ficult to assess whg ist in this instance, it is abuntdantly evident that it wasnot,Eaton's is If-n`t made clear i Florida and Miss Catherine Kenny from Detroit, Michigan are spending this week with the former's brother, Mr. Frank Sullivan and with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Voigt and family. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Austin and family were Mrs. Joe Reed (nee Eilleen Wallace) from Toronto and Mrs. Victor Einney (nee Rita Wallace) from Stratford. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Clifton AustiQ were Mr. and Mrs. Hilar' Menard (Loretta Marie Austin) from Des Moines, Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond. Austin Scarborough. Misses Kathleen Hogan and Anita Hogan, Stratford, were weekend visitors at the hoine of their parents Mr. and Mrs. John Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Hogan spent the holiday weekend with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan. A successful bake sale, spon- sored by the National Farmer's Union, Local 335 was held on Saturday at the McKenzie Trailer Camp at Kintail. Many attended the stag party for Jim Hogan, son -of M. and Mrs. Dennis Hogan on last Saturday evening. John Van Rooi has returned from visiting his father in Holland and reports that his father is feeling some better and was able to enjoy his visit, St. Joseph's School at Kingsbridge re -opened this morning, Tuesday, September 4 for the .fall term. Principal Clem_. Steffler-re}tathere--are-- Only one major Labor n .Day mlsiti Three persons were injured in a two car Brash on Highway I 8 about five _. miles from • Goderich on Monday night. It e was the only major accident e reported bye, the Goderich f Detachment of the OPP despite • the»heavy'bab©- Day ,weekendl'w Ic j traffi64 1. 1:.;,tt t; <t r: T,f ;./c) naJ' Janice •Lyn- Mary Coates, 16, of St. Marys, driver of one of the cars, and Walter Mason; 19, of R.R. 1 Monkton a passenger were taken to Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich with un- determined injuries. Mr. Mason was later fransferred"to-CJniver- sity Hospital in London with a fractured leg. Ralph Blake Cuskey, 55, of Woodstock, -driver of the second car which was towing a 28 foot trailer was treated and released. The $15,000, trailer was completely °wrecked. Con- stable Stoffels of • the Goderich OPP investigated. Thomson's leer why the family appliances were pur- chased out-of-town. One would suspect that better price was the object although it is ob- vious the "better price" did not include the hookup charges for the washer and the dryer or the servicing for the television set. Local merchants ,May charge a little more money initially, but each one stands behind his product. Hookups and servicing on warranty are happily in- cluded in the price and that must - be taken into account, when making a decision to pur- chase. There are many people who feel that a few extra dollars on the purchase price is a sensible ' investment, and many valuable extras are soon to be discovered through dealing at home. Those who haven't tried it should not nock it. AINSLIE MARKET LTD. ON THE SQUARE 524-8551 A PORK CHOPS . LB. 99c GUARANTEED TENDER SHORT RIB.. ROASTS-- $ 1.19, EXTRA LEAN GROIJNDCHUCK LB. $ 1.19 HURON COUNTY Spring Lamb at Popular Prices 1111 REPEAT SPECIAL Round Steak and RoastsLB.1.69 1 11 -OPEN FRI.EVENINGS TILL9 p.m. Save with. ear Wholesale Prices - We bey Direct From Froncers Gun Club At a special skeetF'shoot a the Vanastra Gun Club las Monday held in honor of Dr Andy Rynne of Mitchell, Bil Stewart of Goderich won th trophy in the "A" class with near. perfect 49 out of 50 score Tom Jardin of Wingham was second ;with 46 and Louis Morello of Mitchell :was third with 43. in the "B" division, Mervin Batkin of Clinton took the top prize home with 40 hits while Glen Mogck of Stratford was second with 38 bird hits. In the "C" class, Bill McNutt of Hensall won the trophy,with 38 hits, `while Harrison Schock of Zur.ichLwas'secrind with '32 and Paul Wheeler of Clinton was third with 29. Trophies for the event were donated by Stewart Aluminum Sales' of Goderich. At the trap shoot last Wed- nesday, August 29, Charlie 114_,0 ,,,Q1.-.Benmiller,--Mervin- Batkin of Clinton and Don Cunningham of Wingham were tied for first place with 24 hits each. Other • scores include Lloyd Venner of Hensall, 23; John Land of Bayfield, 22 and ohn Hassells rnf Wingham, 18. At the regular skeet shoot ast„ Satugday, Bill Thompson f Clinton was the top shooter ith 24 out of a possible 25 argets, while Tom Jardin of Wingham, , Louis , Morello ofMitchell and” Don Bricker of oderi'ch were tied for second pot with 23 each. Tied at 22 each were Bill tewart .of Goderich, Glenn ogck of Stratford and Mery atkin of Clinton, Other scot:es clude: Dr. Andy Rynne Jif itchell and Dave Schlemmer f Stratford, 21 each; Harrison chock of Zurich 171 ,and shley Gilbert of Goderi"cii, 16. t e a • J w t s M B in M 0 -S A ,- �l Mrs. Joe Couriley 519-1189 approximately 171 pupils registered including 17 kin- dergarten pupils who begin school on Wednesday. The teaching staff is the same as last year. Limousin breed proves popular The Ontario Limousin 'Association, founded in March of this year, held its first .an- nual production sale on Satur- day, August 25 at the Brubacher Sales Arena, Guelph. The sale was preceded by a field day, with some of the wcirld experts in the beef breeds addressing the crowd, and a Limousin beef barbecue at the Bridlebrook Farms, Camp- bellville. All the 58 lots were exportable and buyers came from the United States and Alberta, but most were from Ontario. Prices ranged, from $40,000 for a two-year-old full -blood bred heifer, to $900.00 for an open yearling half-blood heifer. The average price was $7,200. Consignors, buyers and visitors from this area in- cluded,, Mr. George D. MacLean and daughter Jeanne, Mr. and Mrs. John Howard, Francis and Lawrence Hogan; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ballagh and Byron; Grant MacDonald and -Gordon Routston. GODERICH 'SIGNAL-STAE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1813 --PAGE 8 (photo by Fred Bisset) MR. AND MRS. R.S. BISSET Married at Knox Red and white gladioli decorated Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, for the August 10 wedding at wh1'rh"t Richard Stewart Bisset took Linda Alice Schoemaker as his bride. Rev. C.L. Royal conduc- ted the double -ring ceremony for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Schoemaker and the son of Mrs. P.A. (Sandy) Bisset, all of Goderich. Music was stplied_ba_1arUes_. M A—R1 r. Given in marriage by her father, the' bride wore a fill!, length polyester crepe dress with _high -,._line bodice, roll wt' vllar� and long 'sleeves gathered into buttor1ed cuffs. Her finger tip veil was held by a pearled tiara and she carried a bouquet of white baby car- nations and red roses. Maid of honor was Miss Maureen Walter, friend of the bTfd --e, ni Tiailfon. She wore a . ...1°uU-liaith mauve Swine polio. dot gown with low kiis�o, high waistline nee ..and short,. sleeves. She carried a' "nosegay of white daiskis.apd wore white daisies 'in her hair. Bridemaids were Miss Joanne Schoemaker, sister of the bride, and Miss Karen Bisset, sister of the groom, bath of Goderich. They were gowned identically to the maid of honor but in green and yellow respec- tively, Fred H. Schoemaker, "friend of the groom, Goderich, was groomsman. Ushers were Henry Kolkman, uncle of the bride, Goderich, and Fred Schoemaker, brother of the bride, Goderich. Red and white gladioli decorated Sa(Sford Valley Hall for the wedding reception. - The bride's mother wore a printed polyester knit full- length sleeveless gown with a corsage of white baby car- nations. The groom's mother was unable to 'attend due to illness. For travelling to Northern Ontario, the bride wore a navy pant suit with printed smock top and navy blue bag pants. Guests were present from Goderich, Creemore, Clinton, Auburn, Hensall and Lambeth; Grand Rapids, Michigan; and Vroomshoop, Holland. The couple is residing at 160 Park Street, Goderich. Showers were given for the bride by Mrs: Helen Schoemaker and Miss Alice Gerrits at Mrs. Schoemaker's home, Miss Holly Elliot and Miss Karen MacPhee for high school friends at the Elliot home, the bride's grandmother, Mrs: T. Kolkman for family members; and the ladies of Saltford who entertained at a community --shower in~Saltford--- Valley Hall. Stephen McIver is one young hockey enthusiast who Just couldn't wait for- the ice to be put in to try out the new plastic boards which were i stalled last week- atW-g Goderich©alst Memorial Arena. While Sib as (a Sailor goaltender prospect?) attempts a shQtatlth.:.hisµ.yhefty Assistant Arena Manager Russ Pruder works at installing the boards. The boards which are costing about $1,700 were made by Crysfaplex •Plastics Limited In Cooksville. According to Recreation Chairman Pete McCauley "these boards should last about 10 years." Other Improvements scheduled for the local arena is the installation of pima - glass at the front of the floor which will replace the wire 1 , —screenPruden-saldr"The ice Is expected to -be -installed in the third week of September with skating scheduled for October 1." (staff photo) individual champion trophies "aweless presented to each player on theng N pilon "A"and B class teams by Roy W. Musilefman „ andcaptain, Lynn ist Kon Chord , ot>M1,1M►� • 'presenting Carling Breweries who donated the trophies:* C " 1►� -, Christie. Stratford nw phi IC P• ��"' �Or''Mno squid to win the ohrantpionehip, 6