The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-09-19, Page 4FM E 4—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,•1974
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The student body of Goderich° District Cope- iaie Institute has
ew administrative committeeheading the student council.
bers of the cor'nmittee are Leslie GVilliams, (back left)
ary; Pat Conlon, president; Pete Willis, athletic chair-
man; David Ross, vice-president; Brenda Thompson, social
convener; front•left, Bill Wark, faculty advisor; Mike Donnelly,
treasurer; Glenn Rittinger, faculty' advisor. (staff photo)
ROUND AND ABOUT WIiN :.M AROTHA
I)o,you expegt to go to Russia
this year . or soon?.I'11 bet you
don't, but still you�,,off'en think
how nice, it would be ---to see,,
their fabulous cities and meet'
their'. people.
Bolivia now there is a coun-
try I know absolutely nothing
about -,and I'll bet it would be
a wonderful country to see.
How, 'about a trip viae canoe.
and portages from Montreal all
the way to .Alaska? Now how in
the world cana person go from
Montreal --- well, I can see
corning down the St. Lawrence
River, then thru - the Great
Lakes - then --where? James
Bay? Well, I'd'like to see that
voyage - altho' I, think I might
be seasick in the rapids but
'what a TRIP!^`�
Yellowstone Park with its
geysers - we were Qnce within a
hundred miles of Yellowstone
and -didn't gb in. ,I+.ach time the
topic comes up we say, - "We
.should have taken the time
when we we're Sb close."
Have you ever been that
close?
:India - well, I think I'd enjoy
the travelogue but I have no
desire to ,go` to India.
That's the wonderful thing
about the Rotary Travelogue -
you can sit back while someone
who has been there tells you all
abbut it and • makes you feel
K.INGSBRIDGE KAPERS
that you, too, ''are there.
Another thing, if you DO travel,
to some of these places, you feel
you know something about
them and your trip is,.so much
more enjoyable.
I had seen a travelogue of
Spain at some, time or other,
and when I went to Spain not.
long ago, I was so thrilled to
see the cities and towns myself,
even tho' I didn't see a repeat
of the other fellows trip, I feltI
had spent a lot more time
there. »•.,
So, iiycil.i can't go abroad or
any great al1stance from
Goderich, try the Travelogues
this.season and feel that you
HAVE been, trivelling.
There is Sl) much tct,,si'e and
enjoy in this World arid it's
later than you think''So all a
Rotarian.•and'get Your ticket to
farawa;,'. places and a few hours
of satisfying t'n{i,1'tllent
Love,
Martha
P.S. Ddn't 'forget that Old
Time Variety Concert at North,
Street Church 'Hall on next
Wednesday, September 25.
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Sympathy._ is extended to
Mrs. John Van Rooy and Bill
Van Doke and their families olr
the death • of their father,, Mr.
Henry Van Dyke, Sr.•of
Holland who passed away
during. this. past week.
Sympathy is also extended to
the family of Mr. Bob `Watson
of RR 7, Lucknow who was in-
stantly killed •on 'Saturday
evening when, the ;car he was
driving went but of control on
the 10th concession of Ashfield
township, and overturned in,
front of the former, Keith John-
stone home. The body is resting
at the MacKenzie Funeral
home • rn1- ucknow and • the
funeral was at 2 p.rn. on
Tuesday, September 17. •
Mr...and Mrs. Jim Card lost
their barn and 'contents by fire
on Saturday evening,• Septem- ,
ber 14..Mr. and Mrs. Card had
bought the property from Mr.
• and Mrs. Donald Farrish about
a year ago.. - .
Mr. ' and Mrs. Nick Perry
• (Eva Drennan.) of Detroit .
, visited recently with'Mr. andk
Mrs. Earl Drennan and' were._
guests of honor At a lawn din-
ner' at•• the home of Mrs. Ber-
nardine Kinney on Saturday
evening September 6.. D.A.
-MacLennan- pl.ayed the
bagpipes. Bert 'MacDonald •the
violin accompanied by Miss
Mabel MacDonald and Mrs. •
Cole the.piano, entertaining for
over twos hours with old time
music. 'Mr.. John, MacMurchy'
acted as toast 'master for the
'happy occasion..
Students registering 'for the
fall semester at the University.
of Western Ontario °in' London.
on Tuesday, September 10
' were: Ralph Austin, son of ,Mr.
arid: Mrs. 'oho Austin; Peter
Fr"avne son of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Frayne; .Ken Doherty
son., of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Doherty Kathleen Hogan,
• daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Howard and Mary Anne
O'Keefe daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. ,Joe O'Keefe. Classes
began on Monday. September
16. .
,.Denise. Dalton daughter of
. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton,
Ben Miltenburg son of Mr.:and
• Mrs. • John 'Milteribujrg and.
Anita Hogan daughter of Mr.
arid Mrs. John Howard have
enrolled in the fall semester at
the University- of Guelph while
-Alin Dalton daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Dalton is
enrolled at the Wilfrid Laurier
University -in Waterloo.
YOUTH CLUBS '
here on Saturdaf evening after
holidaying for •one week along
Lake Superior and Quebec: �A .
highlight. of the trip was when
they stayed overnight in Wawa
.with. Mr." and Mrs. Gordon
Valad, formerly -of Kingsbridge
now operating • a motel in
Wawa. •
Girl Guides will open their
season of activities on Satur-
day; September 21 , from 10:00
a.m..to 12' a.m. at St. Joseph's
parish hall. -All girls from age
10 to 16 are welcome. Missy
Denise Lalonde •wi.11 be' the' new
Guide director.:
The, 11pights of Columbus are
planning a' picnic at; the North
"Ashfield Park on Sunday after
noon, September 22 fron1 p.m.
to 5 p.m.
Members. of ,the . Kingsbridge
Catholic Women's League and
°parishoners gathered at the
parish hall on -Thursday „after-
noon, September 12 to honor -
Reverend Father Ed Dentir'rger
,on his . birthday. Mrs. Walter
-Clare entertained on the piano
w.'hiie ;everyone joined
singing.ald favorites. Mrs, Rita
Howard presented ,Father with
a gift. Birthday cake and ice
cream were enjoyed by all.
Mrs.:. Dorothy Moore, of
Marine City, Michigan° is spen-
ding vacation at the home of
Mr: and Mrs. Desmond O'Don-
nell and Paul; . •
Several from this area atten-
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1
'ded the Western Fair inion -
don during the past ° week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney
and Mrs. Vivian Hogan visited
in London on Tuesday of last
week.
BASEBALL'
In semi-final basebaH, the
first game between Lucknow
and Kingsbridge boys in the 12
to 15 year group was played in
the Lucknow ball park on •
Saturday evening, September
14. This game was won by
Lucknow.
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The second game was played
on Monday evening, September
16 in Kingsbridge.' •
Port Albert and North Ash-
field played their second game • ,
on Wednesday evening, 'Sep-
tember
Sep-ternber 11 at North Ashfield.
Port Albert won their second
game with the score Port Albert
27,. "North Ashfield 2. These
games are' the best three out of
five games.
The Ashfield All-Star (boys
aged 7 . to 12) were defeated in
their first game by a score of
Ashfield All -Stars 12, Colborne
All:Stars 1°3 played -in. Ben -
miller. on Thursdly evening,
September 12.
The second game was played
in ,Lucknow on Monday
evening. 44 ;
The Kingsbridge Y8uth Ciub
tl,held, their first fall meeting and
elected, a new slate of officers,,
for ,the coming year. They•a-e
president Miss Margaret
Frayne; vice•ptesident Miss
Bernadine Van Rooy; secretary
Miss Mary Van Diepan4
tihe.asurel; Miss Rita Hen riks.
Special thanks. was gen to
the out going officers, president
Maty Sato Rooy; vice president
Paul Lalonde; treasurer •Nancy
O'Keefe. • •
COMMUNITY NEWS.,
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Mi. and Mrs.. Mark Dalton;
Parol, Bridget, 'hackie and
Maria returned tt►'4tbeir home
Living
Room
Suites
Savings
Up Tts
Family
Room
Suites
iso -lo
NC
Bedroom
Suites.
Some
975 cars require the use
more expensive unleaded
iicfl is notreadilyavailable.
asoline
We' want you to know..,
AIIFordof Canada 1975 car/fines can
be refueled with any gssoIine, at anypump,
atanystation, anywIere This also
means you can select the gasoline price
that siiits you bst1
In order t() meet the new Canadian,
-exhaust,elissii.m standards, some
• 1975 cars «=ill be equipped «,•ith
" -catalytic converters. The catalytic
converter is ,an emission control
device that requires the use of mare
expensive unleaded gasolihe. Because
this fuel• is not readily available °
,throu hou>Lanada,allr.i+ In s-
.
(with the exception of one. the
optional 2.8litre `-6)for all 197 a lines
Fofd of Canada cars have bneen
designed to meet the new Canadian
exhaust ens;_ sii in standards without
requiring catalvtie converters. This
.means -they can be refueled with
-my gasoline unleaded, premium,
or the'1(nver priced regular. -Thus,
when you're di;iying a '7.5 Ford pr
NIercuTT line of coli' you cap select
- ; the gasoline°plict rthat Suitsyog.best.
° For'd of C'inada believes that this
Ptl
will mean a l(it to motorists who will
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- not be able to find unleaded.gaso1inc
available in:their normal. dri';-ing and
fuel -shopping patterns. Particularly
those who travel in. rural areas t'he're
availability iS.substantially less thah
major urban centres. '
"ECONOMY EXTENDERS
In addition to convenience of fuel
availability and choice, there are ,
• a numberaof features engineered int()
every 1975 5 )mord of Canada car line.
that cohtribute t(') fuel econ()mv:
• Steel -belted radial ply tires that .
extend tread life and reduce tolling -
friction for better gas mileage.
'• S{)lies state ignition that eliminates
the points and condenser and im- „, .
'proves fuel. economy over long periods
due to a more stabile spark pl.tig
performance.
Improved engine tuning on many
end i:nes,that results ip increased
fuel economy and performance.,,
• Optimized rear axle rjtios that m
ontribute to less engine wear •
and l()vv'c.r fuel consumption' by
prol)e'r'nl<ttCllin.; to load and use
requirements. „
`gee your nearest Ford or Mercury,
.dealer today. 1 iv Will be glad to
disCuss,c've1Vthi1)g Rlbout,the
refu(;ling c'r•)ilvenlienc'e mid Operating
economy r)t t he '75 Ford-and Mercury
cars inc'lll•cling 01,v:extended service
inter\;tis th;tt contribute to reduced
lll<`liIltenance. r('(l•uireme'llts and,
the'`l'e'f()1('».l(Av(.r C1l)t,'l atitlg C(),$ts.
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