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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-12-06, Page 17derich Sailors Blank. Bulldogs The Goderich Sailors scored oto goals in the second -period titer a scoreless first period 0d went on ► blank Kincar- be Bulldogs" 3.0. Wane Ftsher opened the ging at 6:40 of the second from Bob Dick and Frank ogon. Denis Lassaline made it 14010:28 from Rick Sowerby tnd Jim Farrish. Sowerby pored the only goal of the third oa a powerplay effort at 16:38. DaVe Riggin held off the Goderich offence throughout k first period with several fee glove saves. Doug Spitkig wined the goaltending chores Goderich. The Port Elgin Sunocos ltfeated the Seaforth Beavers Nice on the weekend to move hto a first place tie with Goderich. Both teams have 4-1 records. Seaforth Beavers are iithird spot with a 1-3 record. gincardine Bulldogs are finless in four games this tnSOn. The Sailors next home game o tomorrow evening against k Durham Huskies of_ the Continental Senior Hockey Lague. The Huskies Itre fluently tied with the Preston ad Stratford for the' league ad with sixteen points. . Durham and the Bothwell limits split a pair of weekend pies. Of Durham's nine goals ley scored on the weekend, pile Rahn scored three goals and Mayo Paquette one. Paquette also assisted on four goals during the two games. The above mentioned players formerly played in Goderich for the Goderich Siftos who used to play in the Central Junior B League. Si. HELEN'S Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller were Mrs. Alex Nolan of Regina, Sask., and Mrs. A. P. Head of St. Catharines. Mrs. Gordon McPherson returned home on Thursday following surgery at Wingham and District Hospital. Mrs. John Miller who has been a patient in Wingham and District Hospital for several weeks is now visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuillan. Mrs. Gordon Struthers enter- tained on 'Saturday afternoon and evening at a trousseau tea in honor of her daughter Lois, bride -elect. Thursday evening another Shoot Party will,be held in the St. Helen's Hall. Lunch will be served. fl&,4;h /e4 J'td. GODERICH & OWEN SOUND Floor Coverings Paints - Wallpapers Draperies - 18th -Century Furniture Refinisher IN GODERICH H E524 -8532P ON MANAGER - CLAYTON MIZEN FOR YOUR FIRE INSURANCE See or . Phone MALCOLM MATHERS GENERAL .INSURANCE 'AGENT 46 WEST S'.' 524-9442 w . Photo by Fred Bisset Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Blackwell Live in Goderich North Street United Church was decorated with peach and white mums and candelra with white tapers for the November 3 wedding of Margaret Ann Wisteard and James Frederick Blackwell. The bride is the daughter , of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wisteard of Mountain Grove and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Blackwell of Goderich. The bride - was given in marriage by her father at the double -ring ceremony, conduc- ted by Rev. Robert Raymont of Goderich. The bride wore a full-length gown of white Fantasia polyester crepe with a rounded empire waistline. The shaped bodice contained a low rounded neckline accented by an inser- ted sheer that rose to a stand- up collar. The lower full sleeve was also sheer. She . wore a cathedral -length veil of polyester sheer held by a ring cap. Both the gown and veil were trimmed with bands of white polyester florets. The bride's bouquet was of . red sweetheart roses ands baby car- nations with trailing ivy. Announcing The rand Saturday, Dec. 8 of THE SQUARE. RCREATION 1 46 ON THE SQUARE d ' BOTTLE Of COKE FR F E FOR EACH CUSTOMER ON OPENING DAY • SUNDRIES • MAGAZINES • TOBACCO • BILLIARDS' - OPEN Monday thru Friday 10:30 a:m. to 10:30 p.m. latiitt+days • 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. ,Sundays 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.rm The maid of honor was Janet Moorby of Sharbot Lake. Her gown was fashioned the same as the bride's only in a peach polyester crepe with a sheer overlay trimmed with bards of white florets. She carried a basket of white daisies and rose buds matching her dress. Groomsman was Paul Black of Goderich. The usher was Gordon Blackwell of Goderich. The reception was held at the Candlelight Restaurant in Goderich. Variegated car- nations adorned the tables and a three-tier wedding cake decorated the head table. Guests attended the recep- tion „ from, Toronto, Guelph, Mountain Grove,, Kincardine, Walkerton, Kitchener and Goderich. Following a trip lo Kitchener and Niagara Falls -.the couple are residing in Goderich. VICTORIA IEWPOINT GODERICH SIGI'IAL-STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER Q, 197$ -PAGE 3A MARY'S SCOOP mimnimmummiimmumi At a meeting on November 27 the St. Mary's Roman Catholic Separate School Parent Teachers Council was officially formed. That organizational meeting, con- ducted by school principal Larry Cook, saw a turnout of more than 40 parents as well as the teaching staff. A steering committee of eight parents was elected to get the new organization off the ground and functioning. Mem- bers of that committee are Mrs. Lloyd Aubin, Judge Francis Carter, Mrs. Marcel De Winter, Helmut Krohmer, Dr. Thomas Melady, Michael Moriarity, Warren Robinson and Mrs. Peter Strickland. A secretary and chairman of the new group are to, be named at the next meeting which is planned for some time next week. In addition to forming the P.T.C. the gathering was also given a review of the school programs for the current term and introduced to the teaching staff now working at St. Mary's. ow workevAv=vgAvAvAvv:NwAvAv ing at St Interiors suggest about' CHA NEL For MEN and WOMEN. RIECK CLARA STEWART MPHARMACY • Larry Rieck, PHM.B. Archie Barber. OGIVE AHOBBYFOR CHRISTMAS "rum V���� ilii N WINEMAKINGKITS. CONTENTS: CONCENTRATED GRAPE JUICE (PLUS so,) TO PRODUCE BORDEAUX TYPE WINE 80 FL. OZ./2.2 7 LiTRES PRODUCT OF SPAIN CONTENTS CONCENTRATED GRAPE JUICE IPlus so,l TO PRODUCE Uebfraumifth TYPE WINE 80 FL. OZ./2.27 LITRES PRODUCT OF SPAIN 'White- r CONTENT Nhite- O. Handsome samples of creativity have been evident this fall on every wall and in every display case, of our school. - Nature Art received great at- tention • as Miss Clark's and Miss Verhoef's boys and girls made imaginative dancers, birds and "you -name -it" ob- jects from maple keys, moss and twigs gathered on an out-, door venture. Mr. Schade's group displayed little old-fashioned doll pup- pets whose heads, upon dose examination, were .found to be dried apples. Quantities of Hallowe'en pumpkin seeds were collected by Mrs. Stephens' class. The seeds were eventually painted and pasted on colourful backgrounds to form the bodies of every kind of animal imaginable. Nature put in an appearance in Mrs. Cory's display case too, as the Kindergarten's egg - carton caterpillars made their creepy, crawly way across the hall from their room. Miss Shelley chose tongue depressors for her class to manipulate into house designs, while Mrs. Leggett's little ones ended up with very interesting silhouette work created from cardboard coins. Circles, squares and triangles of every colour and size were evident in the jolly clowns in Mrs. Fisher's room, and Mrs. Hopkinson's class had some funny costumed characters on display, too. Leaf collections in Mrs. MacDonald's room, and attrac- tive leaf prints done with chalk borders in. Mr. Sygrove's room bring us back to the Nature theme prevailing throughout our school during the first term. Mr.' Yea's- class chose to express the theme in fine large paintings, while Miss Smith's room featured a large seed (collection). Finally, IF we're lucky, and IF Tammy's guinea pigs don't get out of the cage in Mr. Rit- chie's room, Nature will be busy all winter long producing roots on the plant cuttings on Mr. Snell's, Mrs.' Finlayson's and Mrs. Telford's window ledges. Who would guess that Nature could be expressed in so many ways! If in doubt, just come and visit us at Victoria! CONTEND: JUS DE RAISIN CONCENTRE PLUS So,l POUR PRODUIRE UN VIN ROUGE ESPAGNOI 80 OZ LIQ/227 LITRES ,1 CONTENU JUS DE RAISIN CONCENTRE IPLiIs so POUR PRODUIRE UN VIN DE TYPE BOURGOGNE 160 OZ LIG /4.55 LITRES PRODUIT D FSPAGNF Ivor_ SCHAEFER'S ON THE SQUARE Interiors GODERICH AVAVNICAVVig:NVHAVAVAVAliii wet. , 4