HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-06-06, Page 8PAGE S-,GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1974
It was another week of
beautiful weather, with the odd
exception, and a week of ac-
tivity, with no exception, here
at the. 'Sunset. Now that June
has arrived we hope that thw
weather will remain promising
and that this summer of '74,
will be one worth remembering.
Men's Night was held -Wed-
nesday night since Tuesday
night was somewhat of a
"wash-out There were a few
fellows who showed up
Tuesday night, but, with the
rain, most thought it more com-
fortable to play cards in the
shelter of the clubhouse.
First flight . winne s for the
week were, Denis Lassaline,
Dave Gower and Bill Brown;
Second flight winners were
Hudson Warr, Stan Connelly,
George. Bolton and Harold
Walls. 'Third flight winners
were. Ab Middel, Gerry
Lassaline, Ray Cook, and
Harry, Williams,,, The most
honest golfer for the evening
was Bob Hoy.
The ladies had but one night
of golf and it was certainly a
fine night for golfing. Most of
the ladies agreed that their
scores had improved over the.
previous week:
First flight winners were
Della Sedard, Marie Hq.ff,
Isabel MacDonald and Joyce,
Bolton, S Gond flight winners
were Joanne Telford, Karen
Scott, Pat. Clifford and Velma
.Campion; Third flight winners
were Betty Reid, Nancy Maggs,
Jane Kerr and -Nancy Flynn.
Hidden hole winners for the
evening were Mary- Lytine
Telford and Ronnie Varga r'
Perhaps when school is,,;�
finally out the juniors will get
out and show both the men and
the ladies that they too,'are'ar-
dent supporters of the game.
There were some juniors 'who
appeared Saturday but their
number is still quite small; we'
hope, however,' that it will
grow.
On Sunday, the Lions
Referees Tournament was held
at the Sunset. A number of
them put in a full day of golf
and activity.. Isuppose it is un-
derstandable that the topics of
most conversations centered
around hockey, and specifically
the draft choices and 'the
Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Some of , the referees proved
6 be as good on the greens, as
they are on the icer. Low Gross
winners for the day were Terry
Hyatt with;,a 35, Eric- "Red"
Graham with a 38, ` and Fred
Kelso with a 40.
The Low Net winners were
Roy Richards, Tim' Elliott and
Bob Shrier"who tied at 72 for
eighteen holes.
The most honest golfer of the
day was Bill Kirkey.
We hope the referees had a
satisfying day and we hope to
see you next year.
iIope to see you -more in `74.
Senior Citizen's .Wek
planned at Huronview
The regular monthly meeting,
of the Huronview Auxiliary
was held on Monday May '20th
in the Craft Room at Huron-,
view. The president, Mrs. Web-
ster opened the meeting with
the reading of the poem "Frien-
dship", and welcomed all to
the meeting:
The minutes of the previous
meeting ' were read and ap-
proved, and the treasurer's
- report was given. In the ab-
sence of Mrs. McGregor; Mrs.
• Webster read the report of the
Craft Room.
Roll call was answered bV
members 'from Blyth, Clinton,
Goderich and Londesboro. Two
new members were welcomed
into the auxiliary, Mrs. Kaiting
from Goderich and Mrs. Ap-
pleby from Blyth..
As neither Mr. Archibald nor
Mr. Rowe were in the building
at the Time of the meeting, they '
were unable to (earn what is'
planned for Senior Citizen's
Week and in what way the
Auxiliary could assist with the
events planned for that week. It
was decided, to hold a short
meeting following the Blossom
Tea on .Juane 5th to discuss
'these
'(vas moved by•Mrs. Robin-
son and seconded by.Mrp. Sut-
cliff that the time of the
meetings be ,changed' trom 2
p.m. to 2:30 p.m;, this motion
was carried and in the future
the Auxiliary will meet at 2:30
p.m.
Mrs. ' Webster' ' closed the
meeting with the reading of an
article on . food taken from a
Scottish newspaper.
In the report of the April
meeting when the slate of "Of-
ficers:for the coming year was
given, the office of past
president which will be held by
Mrs. W. Colclough Was .omit-
ted.
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at the
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TO
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59 HAMILTON ST.
524-836e
Ladies Legion
has. elections
for executive
The Ladies Legion Auxiliary,
Branch 109, held its annual
church parade' at KnUx_
Presbyterian Church June 2.
Twenty 'members attended.
At the auxiliary's• regular
monthly.. meeting May 14, mem-
bers elected a new executive.
Erected were Rosemarie
Lassaline, president; Edna
Powell, first ' vice-president;
Hilda Hirst, second vice-
president; Helen Webb, recor-
ding secretar"r; Linda Freeman,
corresponding secretary;
Lorraine Jones, sergeant -at -
arms; Maureen Sheardown,
standard -bearer; Mary Clair.
mont, assistant flag bearer; and
six executive members, Evelyn
Carroll, Mona Davis, Marge
Emmerson, Myrtle Goodrich:
Sharon Scruton and Mary
*Young. Fern Moore .remains as
past president.
Also elected were Mona
Davis, sports officer; and
auditors Margaret Marshall
and ;Annette Manderson.
,The Ladies, Auxiliary urges
members to attend the next
meeting scheduled for -.June 11,
at 8:00 p, m.
Blyth man
in accident
Blyth area man suffered
minor .injuries May 29 when
the car he Vas driving was in-
volved in a three car accident
at the corner of East and Vic-
toria Streets, Goderich police
report.
Terry B. Lear, RR 1lyth,
was injured when the car he
was driving was involved, in a
collision with two others driven
by' Peter J. Robinson, of
Toronto, and Nicholas P.
Sager, RR 2, Goderich.
Damages were $800 to the
Lear car, $500 to the Robinson
car and $700 to the Sager car.,
On May 31 a car driven by.
Jantes B. Bolan received $400
damage when it hit a guardrail
on the Salt Mine Road. The
guard rail ,received $75
damage.
A car driven by Karla A.
Hogan RR 2 Goderich, received
$1,00 damage May 31 as a.
result of a collision on West
Street with another car driven'
by .Judith A. Redmond, RR 3
Clinton,, police report.
In other duties Jest „week
police laid six charges • under
the Criminal Code, 24 under
the Highway Traffic Act, 12 un-
der the Liquor Control Act and
seven charges for bylaw
violations.
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Mrs. Rose Anne Kreps, centre, receives a gift from'the staff at Goderich Psychiatric Hospital.
She is retiring as head of.nursing there. Elizabeth Mignotte, left, presents the painting of the
Mpitland River, done by hospital staffer Agnes Moon, as Dr. M,F. Condon, administrator wat-
ches. A graduate of Hamilton pivic Hospital School of Nursing in 1962, Mrs. Kreps received
I her' diploma in nursi s e• administration at the University of Windsor in 1967 and her
Bachelor of Science in Nursi g from the same university in 1968. She joined the -staff at the
Gbderich Psychiatric•Hospit I in 1965 and was appointed Director of Nursing and Nursing
• Education there in 1968. (staff photo)
Police will ticket
careless bicyclists'
In, the'i.nterests of .safety, the Goderich Police force will begin
laving charges uner the Highway Traffic Act against careless
bicyclists., •
Going ;through stop. signs, failing :to signal turns and riding
without proper safety equipment are offences under the Act.
Safety Officer Tom Jarczak told the Signal -Star that police
were going "to crack down". The policy, will begin in earnest
this week as tickets will replace warnings.
Police have been busy in the harbor. The rescue boat sacred
an the weekend as local officers boarded pleasure craft to in-
spect safety equipment.
Police have• been' busy in the harbor�'The rescue boat sailed
on the weekend as local officers boarded pleasure craft to in-
spet1 safety equipment. •e,'
Police Chief Par King'said the action was "well received" by
boaters.
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Rouse Auto Electric has been sold to
AIf Hoy Motors.
• We wish to take this opportunity to sin-
cerely thank everyone tor their patronage
over the past 8 years. It has been a
pleasure ,serving you. •
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M"AR I( ROUSE
COLIN McMILLEN
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W.1. HUGHES REALTY -LTD.
is pleased to announce the transaction of the sale of
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TO
LFHOY
We wish Mr. Hoy and sons much success in their new business endeavour.
Above, Colin McMillen, President of Rouse Auto Electric Ltd. hands the keys -
to Alf Hoy and his sons Malcolm, Brian and Douglas. Also pictured are. Mr.
Hughes and Rita Allen. Hughes Realty wishes Mary Rouse and Colin McMillen
the best in the future.
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