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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-09-27, Page 11of Ind 16; 15, '`comae, right, was presented with the Men's Handicap Trophy for his championship hit division when the Sunset Golf and Sports Center at Goderich held Its annual hip day on Saturday. 'Hudson Wan, left, was runner-up to the title. (staff photo) Saturday was Championship Day for members of the Sunset Golf and Sports Center locally and Elaine Phtlllpi, right,- Was presented with the Ladies' Club Championship trophy following the event: Shirley Baechler, left, was runner-up In the division. (staff photo) Pupils of St. Joseph's School in Kingsbridge are looking for- ward to the half day holiday on Thursday afternoon, September 27 so they can take part in the Dungannon Fall Fair. The school children's parade starts at Dawson's corner in Dungan- non at 1.15 p.m, The school children are preparing a song and their school yell. Plans are being finalized by teachers of St. Joseph's School, Mrs. Larry Park and Mrs. Tom Hogan for the Exchange Trip to Maple Ridge, British Colum- bia. This trip is made possible as a result of the Federal Grant for Student Exchange. Twenty-one students from Grade 7 and Grade 8, chaperones Mrs. -Larry Park, Mrs. Tom Hogan, Mrs. Mark Dalton and William VanOsch, visitors, Mrs. William VanOsch, Mark Dalton, Larry Park, Mrs. Arie VanDiepan and Mrs. Clem Sterner will fly from the London airport on Monday, October 15 and return on Tuesday, October 23. The 22 students from Maple Ridge, British Columbia arrived here on Tuesday, June 49 and returned home on Sun- day, June 24. Their visit was cut short because of the air strike., Monday, October 1 is Professional Development day and school children will be having 'a holiday. chatter Wer!' weekend visitors with her mother, Mrs. Cliff Austin. Commencement Exercise, were held at the Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton on Friday evening, September 21. Miss Nellie VanDiepan, dater of Mr. and Mrs. Arse VanDiepan received the 850 Clinton Council Award as well as her two year ()completions' Course Diploma. Nellie is em- ployed by Standard Products in Stratford. Farmers in this area were thankful for the rain • received on Friday evening but we could have done nicely without the storm. Lightning believed to have come down the TV aerial cable started a small fire in the upstairs bathroom at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton. The fire was easily ex- tinguished. Blackened wallpaper and curtainswere the only damage done. The family is thankful for this. The television at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanOsch was also hit by lightning. TV came on and refused to be shut off. John Howard left on Monday for the Plowing Match at Alvinston, John will be showing his fine breed of Limousin cattle at the match. Non's Club Championship at the Sunset Golf and Sports Center went to Bud Soyas, ,uMn.prsssntatlons wire handed out on championship day held Saturday at the club. lip to that title was Don Bttlflour. (staff photo) When the Sunset Golf and Sports Center at Goderich held Its Championship Day Saturday the Kay Lyndon trophy for thelitOit improved Golfer went to -Jo Anne Telford, right. Bruce Wheeler was the proud winner of the club's Hole In One trophy for his shot on June 18 when he scored a "hole In one" with a five Iron on the second hole. (staff photo) Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Rae Boak and the Boak families on the sudden death of her 16 year old 'granddaughter, Miss Linda Boak, daughter of Mrs. Wilcox and the late Robert Boak. Funeral services were held on Tuesday after- noon from the Stiles Funeral Home, Goderich, with burial in Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Doug McDonald (Marlene Drennan) oci the birth of,ababy, girl, Patricia Ann, 9 pounds 4 ounces, in the Wingham and District General Hospital on Thursday, September 20. The ,Ushers Club held a get together on Friday evening, September 21 at the home of Desmond and Michael Court- ney. ,,Shoana Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin was released from University Hospital in London on Thur- sday, September 20. She had sent 13 days in the hospital af- ter having the casts removed, obtaining therapy on her legs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boven from Prescott, Michigan visited this past week with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Austin and family and with Larry Wallace. Larry returned to Prescott with the Bovens for some holidays. Mr. and . Mrs. Nick Perry (Eva Drennan), Detroit, Michigan are spending this week with her brother, Earl Drennan and Mrs. Drennan. Sunday visitors with his family were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dren- nan and son, Goderich. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Howard and the" Hogan family were Mr. ,and Mrs. John Straus, from Royal. Oak, Michigan. Paul Hogan, son of Mr. and - Mrs. Bill Hogan commenced work at the Dominion Road Machinery Company, ^,in Goderich on Tuesday, Sept_ em- ber 18. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hart- man (Agnes Austin) of Kit Congratulations to the Colborne Township All Star Girls Baseball Team who defeated the Ashfield Township All Star Girls on Tuesday,,Sep- tember 18 in Goderich, taking the championship three games to two. ' On behalf of the West Wawanosh Recreation, Association, Mr. Walter Arnold presented the. trophy to the girls. - Ashfield Township All Stars Junior Boys Baseball team . were declared the champions on Sunday afternoon, Septem- ber 23 as they defeated Kinloss Whitechurch All Stars 20 to 9 at the Dungannon ball diamond. Danny Willis and.Bill Bogie, representing the Colborne Township Recreation Association presented the trophy to the Ashfield boys. This trophy will be displayed at Kintail General Store, Arnold's store at Lanes. and Petrie's. Both trophies were donated by the Recreation Committees of the townships of Ashfield, Colborne, Kinloss and West Wawanosh. West Wawanosh Senior Boys played a double header on Sun- day in the Lucknow Agricultural Ball Park and. defeated both the Ashfield All Stars and the Colborne All Stars. This series as well as the Iptermediate boys' teams are continuing. The Kingsbridge Kitchen Kuties held their third meeting at the home of Mrs. Tom Hogan, club leader. Janette Hogan, president was in charge of the business part of the meeting. The meeting was opened with the 4-H Pledge. Roll call was answered by naming a recipe characteristic of England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales. Irene Hasty, secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting. For group demonstration ap- ple dumplings were made and sampled by the members. Titles for Achievement Day .skits" were discussed and Canada' Food Guide was referred to. pE ogs oneriellwi jaw woe ma it the sleet eaa and aeons comer on sum* Out to Web members. Leh to right, Wien Meld was presented with the INS", Dennis Aoki rat* the Club ChetnpionSMP trophy and Dave *odour 'qv Invitational C trophy. Lisa BaecMer, seated at front, mowCurb Chomplenstdp oleos. (staff photo), When the board of governors of Conestoga College oirApplied Arts and Technology met at the Clinton complex last. Monday they learned that the college could be in financial difficulty for the 1974-75 term due to dropping enrolment at the school this year. The college had forecast an enrolment of 1,482 students at their Doon, Guelph, Hhrristo n and Clinton centers but when the tally was in, figures showed only 1,373 students registered for the 1973-74 term. Grants 'given to the college are based on the enrolment figures of the previous year and if the enrolmentgoes up next year the college could face many problems finding mono to Support the increased num- ber of students. The 1972-73 enrolment was 1,380. Vice-president of the academics, Aubrey Hager, told the board meeting that 'the dropping enroltnent will have no effect on the financial situation this year hut he•war- ned that if enrolment increases substantially there could be pPohlerns. Mr. Hager also said that Conestoga was one of the few community colleges .in Ontario which faced a dropping enaelment this year. Ile suggested that the reduction of university entrance requirements might_ have drawn sone potential college students away from Conestoga. A lack of public transpor- tation at the Clinton and Doon centers of the college were also 'referred to as additional problems that could have had an effect on enrolment. The basic problem faced by the school is that with more students one year the school would get more money the following year hut with a drop in enrolment one year and an increase during the following term, the college could find it- self forced to operate under -a condition Of more students and less money. The Rev. Vernon' Ellis of, Plainfield, Illinois, has accep- ted a call to serve Lutherans of this areaand will be locating at Goderich, possibly within the next six weeks according to first reports from Ontario District Headquarters in Kit- chener. A graduate of Concordia- Seminary oncordiaSeminary in Springfield, Illinois, class of 1968, Pastor Ellis is married with two daughters. The Lutherans in the area have been holding services for the past year and a half, first in Kftotc Presbyterian Church Chapel and presently in Rober- tson Memorial School. They have been served by Bruce Bjorkquist, a native of Windsor and a graduate of Concordia Seminary in St. •Louis who is currently on staff at Conestoga College Clinton Centre. .. Pastor Bjorkquist will con- tinue in this capacity until the arrival of the group's first full- time minister. Help the Mentally Retarded TODAY • volunteer • give a donation • team more about . 11. mental retardation