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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-06-13, Page 6p GE 6 --GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY..JUNE 13. 1974 SPEC L SERVICE Approximat 1_ two hundred people from l u ' gannon and -Nile United Chu c ' es gathered fol' service at 1 ) a.m. on Sunday,, June 9 . t Camp Menesetung, north o t oderich. Rev. Clarence Mc `le aghan conducted a hymn s with Mrs, -Arthur McMich e as pianist. This was follow .d by regular church service theme suited to outdoors. The Drennan children, Pa Shawn, and Jennifer, provide special music and a combined. choir sang. Rev,' McClenaghan *gave a "'Meditation on, "Eating . With Jesus", based on the scripture reading. It is' hoped to have an annual service at Camp Mene`etung Following the church service a bountiful picnic` lunch was enjoyed and races were held for the children. The following is 'the list of races with the winners; Four year-olds and, under, Craig McNeil, Scott McMichael, Jimmie Wright; Six years -old and , under; 'Rhonda McMichael, Jody Kerr, Leroy Dougherty; Eight years - old and under,' Janice Pollock, Carol Ann Smyth, Lisa Brown;. 10 years -old and' under, Debbie Kerr, Jennifer Drennan, Cheryl Hart; 12 years -old' and Under, Shelley Rivett, Sharon Pollock, Joyce Dougherty Three legged race, t3' years and under, Lisa +and Rhonda Brown, Jamie Bere and Carol Ann Siiivth, Rhonda McMichael and Cathy Snyder; Three legged race, .12 years and under, Sharon Pollock and Joyce Dot1igherty, Barry Smyth • and Simon Logtenberg, Wanda Park and Melanie Dustow. Sack race, eight years and under; Rhonda Brown, Lisa Brown, Kennie' Logtenberg; Sack race, 12 years and under,. Debbie 'Kerr and Jennifer' Drennan '(tied) •Janice Pollock, Barry SmCtki Wheelbarrow race, eight years and under, Rhonda, Brown and Lisa Brown, •Janice Pollock and Carol Ann Smyth, Leroy Dougherty • and :Jamie Bere;. wheelbarrow `race, ` any. age, `Burry Smyth •and Simon Logtenberg,° Melanie Dustow and Debbie Kerr, •Barbara Ait- Aison and Betty Errington,. Softball throw,' four years and under, Jimmie Wright. Craig McNeil, .Jeff McMichael; Six years and under, Kennie •Logtenberg, Lero.' Dougherty, Rhonda McMichael; Eight `'ears and under, Jamie l3ere, Linda Hart, Lisa • Brown; 10 years and under, Colin .Snyder, Debbie Kerr, Cheryl Hart; 12 years •and under., Simon rgtenberg, Sharon Pollock, id Shelly Rivett and Wanda k hied) ck the slipper,.eightvears an nder Lisa Brown, Janice Poll c' ; 14 years and under;, 13arh.. Aitchison. Lori McPhea, 'etty Errington; three .legged r. c , 14 years and un- der, Bar ra Aitchison and Irene Logt r berg, Donna -Sue Errington a .Ian Caesar; sack race, 14 yes and under, Sharon Polloc Barbara chrson; Cheryl rt and,Betty Erringtori (tied). SOCIAL Mr. and Mrs. ick Park visited last Sunday�.th their daughter and son -in- w, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dau ' in at Glencoe Mr. and Mrs. Delmar ' ize and family from Union Ile spent the weekend' at t .e'r summer home in Dungann Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilhu and Bradley from Willowdale, Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Comfort from St. Catharines. and Mrs'. D.S. Fines of Toronto ,pent the weekend here. • . Mr. and Mrs. -Bill Blake and Beck‘'nof Cambridge -Galt spent - the weekend at their respective homes here and in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. George' Fin- nigan -from Stratford visited friends and relatives or} Sun• day. • Guests on Sunda'' with Mr. and Mrs, •Russ Eedv were Mi -r: and Mrs Inc Dauphin' and Susan; and for the weekend 'Mr. and- Mrs Bill Gardner were home from Stratford. \f r. a nd 'Mrs. Tnm Fow ler and chiIdren. '' Darrel and Karren fr.nm Parkhill . visited Saturday with. the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler, Other recent guests in- cluded Mrs Norman McDonald, Rexdale, a, niece of Mrs. Fowler; alio another' niece, Mrs. David Reid from Harris, Manitoba, and her friend Mrs` Donald Fraser. Miss Beatrice McClenaghan from !siewmarket spent the weekend ,with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. R.0 McClenaghan. Miss Beth McConnell was a guest Saturday evening at the home of Mr. -and Mrs .1. Clements, Nile. Rebekahs, celebrate anniversary The 65 -year old Goderich Rebekah Lodge celebrated its anniversary ar the May meeting with guests from the Liberty Lodge of Kincardine. Also on hand were District Deputy President Mary 'Grigg and two escorts from Clinton. Mrs,. Grigg presented 2() year jewel's to Mrs..Jorothv Gaulev, Mrs. Elva Gaule, Mrs. 'Vera Ryan, Mrs. Evan McDougall .and Mrs. Hermie McCabe.. The Past Noble Grands club donated a birthday cake and a ift to the lodge. Lodge members were invitees .Noble Grand Elva lde.stons :50th wedding an - .June 1 ;which she• ted with her husband Os ' celeb . Amos CLARE SAGER United Soccer News This week's soccer personality is.Clare Sager. He sports the No. 6 uniform and does the United 'team very proud!. • This handsome guy is tall, blonde and '21 years of age. (Who could ask for anything more???) Clare is a Goderich - hov; he attended school in town and has always been active in ,sports. He played minor soccer for the Victorians and ex- celled in whatever position -he played.. He continued his education at Fanshawe' College in Lon- don and from there, came home to take a position with W.J. Hughes Real Estate Ltd. He is, very serious about his work and his life although he enjoys same "lighter"moments with ., the gang. Clare has his spare, time all wrapped up with work on his' "Chalet" going .full 'blazes! He occtrsionally gets down to - some "heavy" guitar -picking ,and when he does he plays, a mean' gu,.ita,r!! Clare is an intense soccer player and is an i•ntegral•part'of the Goderich united team. Members are lust'ifiably proud of hint and the work he does in each game! ,• limmimoimainimilinvommk LBERT'S BAKERY THE HOME OF TASTY PASTRY" 49 WES . T. 524-7941 Birth ' ' , Anniversary and Wedding„ C s always. a Specialty MANY VARI S OF DOUGHNUTS EVERYDAY SPECIAL E ' • YDAY Dinner Rolls • & Chocolat arshmallow Rolls OPEN TILL P.M. FRIDAY NIGHT Soccer News Falcons win three in Q row The 'Goderich Falcons made it three wins in a row on Satur- day at .the expense of a weak Exeter side. After a lot of kick and rush soccer Ronon .Conlon was on the spot to put .Goderich one up. With neither side playing constructive soccer, it was just before half time that Gordon Budnv made it 2-0 for the Falcons. A penalty shot taken by Rick Stoddart made-up' the goal tally. Eric Mitchell, the Falcon goalie, made some fine saves in the second half. The boys of the Falcons air well as all the G.M.S.A. would like to wish , Ian Austin a speedy recovery. Ian who plays for the Falcons is in the hospital at the moment. Get well soon Ian; they need you. Two early- goals Eby` 'Mike Hodges playing for the Goderich Celtics were not enough to bring home both points. Exeter carne back to tie the score with two good goals. It was the Celtics *who had most of the play but could not add lt(' Mike',s goals. The Goderich Beavers playing in Clinton against the Mosquito A team came away with their first win of the season 5-2 with goals from Ken Reid 3 Steven Graham 1 and„ Larry Kelly 1 - The Goderich Hearts also won their first game, handing out a 5.0' defeat to the Seaforth Kickers, Goals came from Darryl Graham 2,4 .Jim MacDonald 2 and Scott MacDdnald, The Goderich Gunners was Everything for lawn & garden NOTE: We wilt be closed for a wedding on Saturday, June 15 ART S LANOSCAPING NURSERY G -GARDEN CENTRE BENNETT ST., GODERICH 524-9126 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK'Mon. thr12Saot.6till dark Sunday the only team to lose their 'game on the weekend. Playing well below their form they have already shown this year, the two goals -by Jim Mathers were' not enough and they went - down to the Clinton Sharks 3.2. Jeff Denomme failed to tie the game when he missed a penalty shot late in the game. The Goderich Squirts cannot be put down. Playing the strong Seaforth Knights, they came up with a 2-2 tie on goals from Todd Graham 1 and Tommy Petrie. These youngsters 'are still undefeated Bovs watch out! There is another t ---team in Goderich known as the Cuties. Yes boys, the *Is are invading your sports; with a team of girls bet- ween the ages of 9 and 13 and they hope to take to the *held for their first game on Tuesday June 18th at the High School 7 p.magainst the Goderich Gun- ners. .NOTICE e, Town of Goderich 1'974' TAXES Final tax billing, payable in two instalments, will ,be mailed on or before JUNE 1 2th, 1 974 J. HaYoId Walls, A.M.C.T., C.M.C. Tao ColllVctor 57 West Street I 74 KINGSTON ST. 1970• . R -D MAVERICK Two door, six' cylinder automatic, radio, only 34,000 miles, locally owned, in excellent con- $1695 dition. Lic. DHD-617 JIM HAYTER cHEv-oLDs,. 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