HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-08-29, Page 9Congratulations to Jan Simp-
son, °daughter, of Mr. and 'Mrs.
Robert Simpson .of ,Kintail who
was married in the Ashfield
Presbyteripn Church on Setur-.'"
day, August 24 to Gary Kaye,
son of Mr:. and Mrs. Kenneth,
Kaye of Milford -Bay.' Several
from this area attended' the
reception held in their honor at
' the Legion Hall in Lucknow
that same evening. '
A larBe crowd attended the,
wedding reception for Mr. and
• Mrs. Daniel Frayne (nee Linda
Scoular.) at the j,ucknow arena
on Friday evening, August 23.
Several from this area atten-
ded the benefit dance at the
Lucknow „ arena on Saturday
evening,' August 4,
Miss Fay Hogan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan was
'admitted' to the University
Hospital in London on Mon-
day, August 19 and was
released on the following Thur-
sday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Austin
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney
attended the auction sale for
the estate of the late Mr. Leo
Corriveau held in the auction
rooms one -mile' south of
Goderich on Monday evening,
August 19. Mrs, Leo Corriveau,
sister of Cyril Austin is now a
patient at Huronview in Clin-
ton..
Congratulations to -all who
passed the swimming tests,
which were held this past week
at the Lucknow swimming pool.
A weiner roast was he'l'd at the
pool. on Wednesday evening for
all who took swimming lessons
this past summer.
The Christian Reform
Church in Blyth has a new
look,. havin� recently, been
shingled' by lD�"we Wilts and'
Gary Courtney, partners in the
newly formed. D., AND G. Con-
struction Company.,
Clem Sterner,. who has been
hospitalized' in Yictoria
Hospital in London, returned .
to his home here.
•Mr. and 'Mrs, Jim Martin
and family have .returned to
their home here after spending
one` week, holidaying' ,at.
Lavigne; • 40 ,miles north of
North Bay. .
Mrs. Dorothy O'Loughlin of
Troy, ` Michigan and Mrs.
Dorothy' V�anKempen and
daughter Kimberly—Of North-.
' ville, Michigan:spent three days
last week with the . fortrier's
sister-in-law, Mrs. Bernardiane
Kinney.
Marty' Quinlan of Brantford
is spending three weeks
vacation at the home of his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.4
and ' Mrs. Jim Martin ,and
family.
John O'Neill and family
Marianne and Kevin spent the
weekend at the home • of his:
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim O'Neill • and
family. , The two children
remained ;witch the O'Nei'll
family and will be attending
'classes at St. Joseph's .school, in
Kirigsbr.idge beginning on
Tuesday, September 3. Kevin
will 'be in •Kingergartef and
Marianne in, , Grade 1. Their
mother is a patient in St.
4
and -Mary Luanne attended the
wedding of her, nephew, Paul.'
. Ryan, son of Mr, and d Mrs. Phil
Ryan of Toronto to Mss Donna
Cole; also of Toronto on °Satu'r-.
day, August 17 in St. Michael's
Roman Catholic Church, North
Brant, The bride and.groom
went by horse and buggy to the
Vesta "schoolhouse where the
dinner and reception were held.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Clare and Mary Luanne
were Mr. and . Mrs. Murrel
-Walker and sons Bill and Jim
of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Ryan and children of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. , William
Wehenkel of Walkerton, and
Mrs. Veronica Devlin and
daughters Carol and Lori of
• Walkerton.
Miss Mary Luanne Clare and
cousins Caro and 'Lori Devlin
of Walkerton spent one week at
Camp Brebeuf in :Rockwood.
Frank Austin, Frank
Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
. Courtney visited with the for;
mer's sister, Mrs. Leo.
Corriveau and other friends in
Huronview on Sunday,, August
25.
Mrs. Vivian Hogan visited
with her daughter, Miss Fay
Joseph's Hospital in Toronto.
Mrs.. Bob Ellis 'and son
Shawn of London spent the
weekend at the home of'.her
parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Jim.
O'Neill' and family. Her sister
Margie O'Neill returned to
neon with them to spend one
wee ,vacation.
Mrs. ernardine Kinney and
Mrs. Ma etta Martin enjoyed
the one da senior citizen bus
.trip sponsore4 4y,'the Lucknow
Town and Chun Club to the
Canadian Nationa Exhibition
in Toronto on ' uesday,
August .27. ,,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter are
Hogan and 'with Mra. Pred
Crawford, patients, in the
University Hospital in London
last Thursday.
Reverend ' Father. Ed Den-
tinger . and Brother Carl' Voll
,are 'on Retreat this wee4C from
Monday to Friday at Resurrec-
tion College in Waterloo.
SOFTBALL
Kingsbridge boys, 7 to 12
years of age, eliminated
Brookside two games to 0, and
north Ashfield , defeated St.
Helen's in the semi-final series
of baseball. In the final series.
Kingsbridge defeated North
Ashfield 21 to 17 in overtime on
Friday evening August 23 at
the Dungannon ball park. The
second', game was played on
Monday, August 26, Al1games
will be at 'Dungannon. with the
trophy to be presented to the
winner of the best 3 out of 5
games, .
In Intermediate boys softball
Kingsbridge eliminated
Lucknow, The Benmiller
Streakers defeated North Ash-
field two games straight. At
time of writing it is not known
when the next Barnes will be
played.
DUN6A•NNO DOING'S
- By O.M. Blake
Mrs.. Annette . Rabjohns of
Detroit visited,- last week with
her' mother, Mrs. W. A. Stewar-t
an er members of the
d oth
family.
Visitors'and callers with Mr.
and Mrs. Art Stewart during
the past Week, were Mr.• and
Mrs. Frank Ritchie, Ashfield
Township; Miss Ruby
Acton; Mr. and ` Mrs. Harold"
Kneeshaw and daughter,
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Reid, London; Mrs. Dave Reed
and family, Stratford; Mrs. Mel
Stewart, Goderich; , and Mrs.
Ken Hodges,. Dungannon:
The• sympathy or the com='
mu,nity is extended to . the -
-husband. and family of Mrs.
Harvey Alton, .for whoin -
funeral , ser v -ices were held on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stewart
.and family of Lambeth called
on' Mr., and Mr's: Art -Stewart
and attended the funeral ser-
vice'_ for, Mr's, Harvey Alton on
Thursday. • •
Kent Alton,: Lucknow and
Mark Stewart of Lambeth.are
spending some holidays with
their grandparents, .Mr. and
Mrs. Art Stewart.. .
Mrs, Edna Black visited her
Son, Mr.: and Mr's, Ron Black in
,St:' Thomas. and Mrs. Ray
Stanley, St. Thomas. His -
friends are happy that Ray is'
improving after' his serious
illness, though he is still, in
hospital. o
-Earl McNee, Belmore and
his daughter; Mrs. Walter
Vella, Debby and •Tammy of
Greenwood, Nova' Scotia called
on Mrs. Mary Bere and family .
on Sunday.
Mr. anc� Mrs. John Bere and
Karen, Miss Cathy Fitzgerald.
Miss Leemoy Chung of
London were weekend visitors
With Mrs. .,Mary Bere 'and-.
family. -
Jack Eedy, Laurel end
Michael of Strathroy visited his
'mother, Mrs. Heber' Eedy on
the weekend. Michael went on
to Toronto to help Mi.. Thorn-
ton Eedy with, his cattle' at the
C.N.E. ,
Ross Eedy had •:tie' misfQr-
tune ,to, have his,, leg injured
requiring several stitches and a'•
few days later he caughellis
finger in 'some machinery again
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GODERI`CH SIGNAL-STAR—THURSDAY, .AUGUST 29, 197i PAGE 9' n ,,
ROUN'D AND A8OUT1ITH MARINA
Everytinae there is a big issue
or ,an• important decision to
make regarding the updating of
something for this town . -
people seem to crawl into a
shell.'
'Goderich should be ashamed .
. of their aliathy in this, area. .
It seems a great number' of
people don't care what .happens4,
in the town as long as it doesn't
threaten their taxes. But just
go ahead .with the -project and
they • suddenly come to life.
They' haven't concerned them-
selves
hem
selves with details of the
problem, they don't know what
is needed or what is happening,
they just start screaming. You
If believe, as a great we will bowl the following
you€ nights. So,you see, this is a°
number - of clubs - a and k
organizations and THINK: NG great time to try out this in -
people do, that the Complex teresting game.
will answer the needs of yo.4ng Did you mark your calendar
people, older people and ,ur . Sept 11 and plan to come out to
Little Theatre Night at the
straight thinking • sensor � a �� ,
Citizens, then you must get that Maitland Golf acid .,Country
letterAaack. Club? Call Mrs. Floyd Lodge or
rf you are in doubt about the (y Marjorie Maefie Sep -
whole thing, SAY SO and it tember. meet
will be a good start • for more the folks
detailed information. evening.
If you are against the Com-
plex, SAY SO - and give a
logical reason - something that
is not blindly critical. THINK.
Your children's children are
the ones who will look back on
before
4 and come and
and enjoy a great
can't talk to there their mind is' this issue and praise your
closed` - so, no matter WHAT foresightedness. YOU - may not
the issue, it will never get thru :be here to hear it, but you will
in your e
to them.
This is really a sad state of
affairs. Luckily we have many
new citizens, quite'a number of
young adults, young marrieds
and others who are concerned
about the future of our town
and its people, --we• must hope
there are enough of them.
Our Editor in last week's
Editorial .has hit the -nail 'an
the head. She says in part, "It.
behooves citizens here to make
themselves aware .of the many,
many proceedures necessary
toward decision making in
Goderich. Those who would
criticise council for eta actions
should make it their business to
get out to •a few meetings, see
how business is `conducted,
learn HOW and • WHY
• decisions are reached become
needing stitches. Both injuries
are on the mend.
Mr.° and Mrs. Ken Thomas
Lynda and Wendy , 'of.
Willowdale visited on the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Webster and at-
.. tended the Bradley -Miller wed-
ding, in Goderich.
Mrs. John Durnin opened° her
home for -'a shower,,for relatives
for Miss Brenda Bradley,
Goderich whose wedding took
place on Saturday. Guests were.
present from : Clinton,
Lucknow and surrounding
area and the bride received
many attractive and useful
• gifts.
A surprise, birthday party
was'held for Mrs. Ernest Prit-, Bluevalt dam
chard (nee Margaret Pentland)
' of To'ronta, at the home of •her •
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lentz
of Belgrave. A large, gathering
of ,relatives , and friends was
present for this happy occasion.
Mr..' , and Mrs. Bill
Livingstone and family have
moved to their new home in
Hay township.
`Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sbwerby
are • °spending„ a few days in
Toronto before proceeding to
their home_ in„Holliston, Mass.
Miss Barbara;,. Blake, ,accom-
panied them for a short holiday
in Toronto and 'Hollrstbh.
Many thanks. to those who
have phoned with items of in-
terest for the weekly' column.
With the starting 'of the school
term, please have news in prior
to 11 p.m. on Sunday evenings.
informed so they can, offer con=
structive ideas.; To Sit _in
judgement without having
de1yed, into the FACTS • is no
judgment at all."'
The' survey regarding a
building for a variety of uses
and users - the complex is not
completed. The letters should
be returned to 9. Waterloo
Street right away.
R•
MYCA gets
grant' for.
JOIN THE CROWD �
The Honourable Leo Bernier.
minister of„.natural resources,
announces the ' approval of 'a
provincial grant in, the amount
of $8,250 t� the Maitland
.Valley Conservation Authority
-to carry out a preliminary
engineering study of the
Bluevale Dam on the Little
Maitland River at Bluevale.
At present, the dam and
reservoir provides .recreation
such as swimming, boating and
fishing in ..the Conservation
Area. The dam is .in a state of
disrepair.
The study will include an '
assessment of the structural
condition of the dam, recom-
rTtendatinns for remedial
measures and cost estimates,for
the repair..'` a.
' All member 4municipalities
have been designate"d 'as
benefitting and will be levied
the Authority's share of the
cost. •
have known h art you
have done the right thing.
Again, quoting our Editor -
"Is it our DUTY to build for.
the future? You bet is is!! Let's
not shirk our responsibility
because we are too •lazy to see
the good of such an under-
taking for our •own personal
relaxiltion and recreation. That
would make, us a SHORT-
SIGHTED as we .are SHORT
MINDED!" -
„Suddenly Sept first is • upon
us and we again - (and as long
as I can recall) have a definite
shift in the weather pattern.
We are now programmed for
Fall and Winter weather. The
rains have started and the frost
will.follow. ,
Boy, am I in a miserable•
mood today! I A :don't know'
where the summer has gone.
What summer - that few weeks
of' warming up .to. a few hot
days? Yes,, we've had it. 'Back
to school, back to work, backto
thinking of what we want to'do
this winter.Will it be real mild
again or. will we get' out the
shovel?
• Well, for one thing, I hope we
have a nice September because
it has been a short season for
lawn bowling: Lawn ab'owling,
the lovely calm nights ' are
something hard to describe. I'm
first ,,going to say, "Come out
:.and try it."
The Lawn Bowling Club
WANTS you to come in.• and
roll a few.
Because you haven't tried it
, before shouldn't stop you.
There are fifty people willing to
get you started. '•
There will be no membership
fee°charged for the balance of
the season and bowls will be
- handy for you: ---
'Also, Tuesday' afternoon is a
great time to practice, and if we
don't bowl, Monday, and Thur -
g day nites because of weather
Love, Martha
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Man's greatness Iles not in to
materiae possessions he
amasses though if he wishes to adorn himself with the worlds
foods no harm is done, but, rather in knowing the reality '01 his,
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drop! Toa supreme degrease Is this true -of man, who among all
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and hath been singled out for, the gory of such distinction. For
in him are ,potentially, revealed•all the attributes and names ot.
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