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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-02-27, Page 27' • •TC640,,,r ••,‘ t• INSURE KIM Mrs he Courtneg 51S-1189 The Garvey Public Speaking the St. Patrick Party to .be held Competitions for Grades 5,6,7, -in the Legion Hall on Tuesday and 8 took place in the gym- evening, March 18. It promises naaium at St. Joseph's School - on Thursdayafternoon; February 20. The judges were, Miss Eileen O'Brien of Goderich and Mrs. Harm .Kloeze, RR 3 Goderich. The winners are as, follows: Grade 5, poem recitals, Cathy i) Van Diepen, Willy Hendriks,. Dale Maclnnis Book Reports, Bobby Austin, Jackie VanOsch, Kevin Leddy. Grade 6, Poem. Recitals, Astrid,. Plasschaert, Ronnie ° Austin,' Darlene Austin. Original Poems, Stephen Frayne, Brian Drennan, Michael Frayne. Skits, Open to Grades 5 and 6, Colleen Fran and Kathleen Foran; Jackie Dalton 'and Frances VanRooy, Sharon Gaudette and Astrid Plasschaert. Grade 7, Poem Recitals, Joan Tigert, Marjorie O'Neill, Brenda Chisholm. Introduc- tions, Bill Foran, Donna Drennan, Morris VanOsch. Impromptu Speeches, Open to Grades 7 and 8, Mary Luanne Clare, Julie Vogt, Joe Boyle. , • Grade 8 Poem Recitals, Julie Vogt, Leola Chisholm, Bob Tigert. Introductions, Joanne Vanderheyden, Joe Boyle, Blaise Doherty. SOCIAL NEWS , • ';,), • to. be another good one. The Ashfield Federation of Agriculture held its annual meeting and banquet at the Brookside Public School on Thursday evening, February 20. A bus, leaving from the M.J. Smith Seed and Grain Corn- pany took many local, people to the Cror, Improvement Day held in Centralia on Thursday, February 20. Several from this area visited the Stiles Funeral Home, Goderich and attended the Funeralv•Mass in St. Peter's Roman Catholic ,Church on Wednesday February 19, for the late Mrs. Angela (Quigley) Chisholm who passed ,away in Victoria Hospital, London on Simday February 16 in her 77th year. Mrs. Angela Chisholm was the last surviving member of the family of William Quigley and Johanna Austin. Mrs. John Austin returned home on Thursday, February 20 after spending holidays in Toronto visiting with' her brother Fred and Mrs. Cour- tney and her sister Rita, MrS, _ Thomas Bryan, Mr. Bryan and Vivian. " Raymond Hogan and friend Fred Phillips returned to their home here on Wednesday, February 19 after spending two and a half weeks in Texas. u d Mat men sho,w promise • ib • Two Viking re's t ees •in al117;Qtritorip: Two Viking wrestlers fought their way to the Alf Ontario Finals last weekend in the Western Ontario Secondary School Championship tour- nament. The Combatants Larry Donnelly, 141 pounds, and George Sheardown, unlimited, will be in London this weekend fighting wrestlers from Across Ontario. The two earned -the right to compete in, *the provincial on the strength of Congratulations, to Bob .Mr. andlVirs.,Robert Famish --T-igert, son- of--Mr,and—Mrs......___and_IYAL and' Mrs: Donald Famish of Ashfield township left on Saturday, February 22 ° for a two. week holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zinn,* . Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. John Austin are attending the Good Roads Convention, held at the Royal , York Hotel Toronto,pn Monday and Tuesday February 24 and 25. Friends from this area Jack Tigert,; a Grade 8 student at tt. Joseph's school at • Kingsbridge who 'was the first place winner of $10 in the Poetry competition held in connection with Remembrance Day "by the Royal Canadian Legion' and sponsdred locally by Branch 309, Royal Canadian Legion, Lucknow• Congratulations Ur Julie Vogt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vogt, the fourth place winner of $5.00 and to Leola visited the ,McCallurn Funeral Chisholm, daughter of Mr. and Home, Goderich and attended Mrs. Leonard Chisholm, the Requium Mass in St. Peter's fifth place winner or$2.00 in the Roman Catholic, • Church, Essay competitions 'sponsored Goderich 'on, Wednesday, by the Royal Canadian Legion February 19 for the ,,,-• late and locally by Branch 309; Alphonsus Boyle, Mr. Boyle Royal Canadian Legion passed away on, Sunday, LucknovF.—, ' - " February 16 in his 87th year. Town and Country citizens ' Sincere sympathy to his family from this area thoroughly and relatives. enjoyed the St. Valentine Students who attend Western :program of local talent on University in London have a Tuesday evening, February 18, study week from February 24 to held at the Legion'' Hall in March 3rd. Lucknow. Mrs. Gertrude The . Catholic Women's (O'Connor) Leddy of Lucknow League is making plans for a and formerly of Kingsbridge card party to be held in the • was in Charge of the program. Parish Hall, Kingsbridge on — Mrs. Bernardine Kinney is Saturday evening, March 1 at looking after . the- program for 8:30 p.m. Pool needs • (continued from page 1) job could be purchased from donated funds or posSibly :be donated by companies ,, or in- dividuals who have access to -them. _The use the pool receives ' -during the summer prompted the suggestions that something be done. Recreation Mike Dymond reported to the group that over 11,000 people visited the pool from June 7 to Sep- tember 2. He added.that about 900 of them were involved in regular swimming instruction Classes, 700 of 'whom were children. The council move to spend the minimum amount to allow the pool to open hinges .on the ssibility of the town building an indoor_ pool. The recreation complex proposed for Goderich includes an indoor pool and council is wary .of spending a large amount on Judith gooderham only 'to have the pdol abandoned by the public in favor of the indoor site. Recreation Director Mike Dythond investigated the effect George ShearJown of his opponents ' but the average weight of the unlimited , competitors was around the 200 to 225 mark. • Larry Donnelly their record in the WOSSA tournament. - - • Larry Donnelly, fighting in his sixth bout of the"day, missed a shot 'at -first n placein his division by a slip of the hand. Donnelly wastied in points iNith• his opponent late in the match when he fired in for a leg . takedown. He grabbed for the man's legs but his hands slipped off causing him to lose his balance. Hisopponent hit him on the chest knocking him an indoor pool had on outdoor facilities in other municipalities. He cited Tillsonburg pointing' out that the outdoor pool there had as much use as always, after the indoor pool was built. the TO director went on :to add that Gooderham is a mechanically sound pool with an _expected life of 20 years if the machinery is kept in good repair. The new filter system, installed two years ago, is modern and the pool lining has been repaired and has no leaks at all. Any money spent to merely allow the pool to open in June is money "thrown away" ac- cording to Mike Dymond. He said that. any new plumbing installed now would only have to be relocated if any new construction is undertaken and some of the equipment would be useless inthe new building. ‘' It would be' ironic if the project was completed on a donation basis. The pool was donated to the town in the first place: r .o..../.........1,4111,.......1.41111....411.1.41•••••00111.1•641170.,••.....• •••111.41,•••:• •-...........‘• ',AI •••••.. • 01 0 • ....• • .......,.....• • 1, •?, ,1 , CULBERT'S BAKERY i i . "THE HOME OF TASTY PASTRY"' - 49 West St., Goderich, 6244941 • i . i l i. Homemade - White & Wholewheat Bread i Freshevery`morning 45c loaf Chocolafb applesauce cake 15c and 95c iWide variety of doughnuts 10c i ( Banana and Chocolate Cream Pies $1.10 Friday and Satur- 1 i day , "r...do,....10,...,10,.........8,4.....e.....orr.r.....0,4.•,.....orr,....Werr.•ir-.....0.....o.....,••••••Arrrir..46,...ror....o.,....r.....4.,...•,......1 Inirmorm...........r r wise., .••••••••••.• . ... ... We Apologize In Culbert's Bakery ad, in kW week's paper, we made an error in the price Of horneinade bread. the price 'Should have beeh 4Sc per loaf. A the Goderich Signal -Star IA . The GDCI. team was one of only six- competing in the 35 school tournament. Only schools winning their con- ference championship could field an entire team, the remainder sending . wrestlers that excelled in their *eight class during the regular season. The combatants came from 35 schools in five conferences in Western •,,Ontarion. Schools in the'toui'nament-inelude-thOS0 from Lambton, Huron -Perth, Middlesex, Oxfoikl-Elgin and the city of London. 414,r:le 1. 44,porwmo... —7'11..core Steve Moore. .Gerry - O'Brien, wearing a helmet to protect a very painful cauliflower ear, fought seven times in the 157 pound, class, finishing in third place. George Sheardown wrestled Danger Spots Intersections, curves and,. hills are particularly dangerous during the winter. The polishing action of tires spinning and sliding on snow and ice increases the slip- periness of already hazar- dolts .surfaces,„_warns the. Ontario Safety League. Slow down before you reach the intersection and before' going into a curve or down hill. ,.„ For your convenience Victo0a it Grey will be OPEN to lake Retirement, Savings Plan Contributions SATURDAY, MARCH 1 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon Earne high yield of over 10.69 percent per annum. .14 • • ,,,q1!*, • '!", • ' ODDER ICH SIGNAL,STAR,TIVRSDAY, FM3RVAPN'27,,197$,,,,P4fig9,' Correction A typographical error in last, week's Signal -Star has Caused some people to wonder about the size of a rose bed planned for the top of Salt Mine Road. •The error listed the cost of the roses for the Maple Leaf seven unlimiteds to finish in Cbapter LO.D.E. project at $1,300 when it should have read 8300, The service club is second place. planting the garden fis a donation' to the town and a Plaque will be placed at the site giving credit to the Goderieh chapter. Any undue criticism caused by the error is unfortunate and this newspaper would like to apologize for the mistake. • ." WORLD'S No. 1 S.L.R. 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Wrestling 'coash Ray 'Don- nelly said .his 'Vikings fought better than they have all season. Donnelly and assistant cdach Bob Dick were very impressed with the team's performance in the tournament and feel that the wrestling P`rOgrarii has a Sound future in Goderich. Six of the 13 team members Competing. Saturday finished in the top six in their weight class. 'The GDCI team entered a man in every weight class but' the 194 pound level, Mike Jeffery placed sixth in the 98 pound class wrestling in four bouts before ° he was eliminated. .. Steve Moore fought four times before settling for fifth spot in the 115 pound class. Pete Willis, also placed fifth after five fights in the 148 pound class. ' Larry Donnelly ended Op third in the 141 pound class after six fights. • 10th ANNUAL RE -OPENING SALE Saturday, March 1 to March 5 q-3 STOREVVIDE SALE EVERYTHING 07_ OFF /0 IL,: IsjE EAR'S As you probably know, we close for holidays during the months of January and February. 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