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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-06-26, Page 21V 4 wo' dad race r . GQ1)EI2,ICH aiGNAL-STAR„,TP$P , ;, SaiIsset for 100 miler. The Goderich Sailing Club ion recognjti n inan inter-clflb ce.in L ondon on June 15 When eorge Penfold finished second the "B” .Division of the unebug. Regatta on Fanshawe ake. Mr. Penfold is one of few Goderich,,,in • a corrected time of 126 sailing clt�`'members d for firsttd Place in the area race e t.t minutes 17secon t.111..( place honors in the Cruising In t}ie Goderich club's own Boat class. Fred Jewell rac s o1 Sunday John Kane and,• brought his Paceship 23 across arIy Deathe sailed the Check- the line in 136 minutes 25 rr ate over an eight mile course ,seconds for "'second spot followed „by Steve Robertson in an Abbott 22 who fini'laed in 140 minutes 33 seeonds.e In the -Keelboat ,lass Lynn' Meyers sailed the Tiki over the eight'' miles in 152:50 fora first followed by Bruce Thompson in a Raven at 160:55. and Don McCrea in a Minuet finishing in `175:55. New atmosphere tourist attraction County Historic anyone vi$itinh attraction well worth 'Renovation work slow to date, b young people working restoration of gove with ha �.�,•°;majority o to visit th�`'jail 1 0 ai O� Duron Cou>nty's newest. area students touring the town. Geoff Langford sailed, his • is the Huron �Itgis hoped that there will be fireball, the Slow Moving "' Jail. For a larger number''•of,touristssand' Vehicle, over the seven mile e area, it is an townspeople ' visiting the.~=Olyrflpic course in 129;10 for seeing historic building this summer first,' just ahead of , has been than last. Mike rnor's mans enthusiastic ab Carter, Wanda D Rollins, Diane Stewart, Earl Reinhart and 'received' an Opportunities Youth grant frota Government of $ ',45 be done. ♦ The aims of, th twofold; to create atmosphere in t preserve a part history. Work should swing soon, and -hope • to have the shape by summer's Work will inc plaster from walls, light fixtures dfrmmy prisoners The workers even �'ro�armg`�"' and worn-out shirts. even being grao�,ed ut the eight on the the jail and ion seem very out it. Pat uncan, David Riley; Louise Salter, Pat Mike . Doorly for - the Ontario 7, 825 for work e project are . an 1840 he jail and to of Canada's bin full thet..ouigsters jail ih °tip-top end. lude removing removing and installing in the cells. dress the a-,., _ _ > ei: air — Lawns are meticulously nd mowers. f the clientele ately has beef 30 seconds Watts, 129:40 and 35 s'ecotids faster than Paul Parsons who finishedathird with a time of 129 :45 Only two competitors in the centreboard class finished their race. Pat Shanahan completed .the ,, course in Something Jubilant in 166 minutes 24 seconds )ust ahead of Darel McMillan in a Laser who came across the line in 167:44. • Five Goderich club members are preparting their cruising boats for the Canada Trust 100 this wee°lcend. The race from Grand Bend to Port Sanilac, Michigan, to Goderich to the Bend kicks off this Saturday and should draw about 60 boats from the area. The,.brand Bend club is hosting the -100 mile race that should take tiventy-four°to to complete. thirty-six hours COLBrRNE iOR.NFR': Mrs; Ga !Witting A'c'hievement Day was held at r,thq Svaforth gri.n,a.on Satur- day, Juni' ;'I ‘vhich was for 4-14 general Jucjging Competition. Maria Colborne Township boys and girls attended and had an exhibit, but up to present time they haw nut- been advised of the results, At the last regular meeting.'?f. Morning Star Lodge A.F. ,and 'A.M. Nu, 309, Carlow,. the 50 year Jewel was presented to Mr. Frank Clark of Goderich, i of ' 25TH WEDDING • ANNIVERSARY Several from Colborne 'To'ns}yip attended the . 25th Anniversary of •Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller • (Nee Annette Lassaline) at the Dashwood • reception With , lun,c.h . and 'lancing, maikirig a fitting climax to a perfect day.' About 2Q0 trelativ d friends joined in Wishing' , the Community Centre on Satur-'' couple many More Qt. y u•ne .21 Phis very special occasion had a special significance for• the happy couple of 25 years ap they observed the Renewal of Vows at St. Boniface.' R.C. Church, Zurich, which wa4:,;' conducted by Rev. Father A.J. Durand., with theirfive younger daughters singing the Mass and one of their sons, Michael, serylng. Later at 5 p.m. a delicious dinner was epi`oved by .many and the bride's table ° was centered with a • beautiful wedding . cake, baked and decorated by the bride's sister, Ursula. At 8 p.m. there was a Rl years married life' ani. p resen t fern w itb :ilnaoy ,ipvely gif MO, Killer' Annette) was, ,a Colborne, owpship giri:. 4P444' n ny will: rernexnbe,r her a d��,' join in extending bestwis„hes t, ,Mr,.1 and Mrs. Miller. ANCE;at The:, White Carnation ►Holmesville (3 miles west pf Clinton) July •5 to "Manhattan„',. Dancing 10:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Smorgasbord at 1:0Q a.m. Phone 482-7535 Nursery special project ..:v ".,a,§Y4..< t. 1 lots. ,of time- spent on decorations , The lagitesw of hey Benrt iillgr U ited Church spent how's,,. Jij ld last Saturday night. The decorating the church hall for their annual strawberry social �dlonated by thellazlitt family o The 'June meeting of Knox` Church . Women's Missionary - Society Afternoon Auxiliary was held in the Church Parlor Tuesday, June( 1 .... The meeting opened with .president Mrs. Clayton Edward in the chair. ' The Yokahoma Nursery School is a special, project for W.M.S. Auxiliaries this year -and the treasurer reported the Knox group had given $22.0C` to this cause to date. Several of the members have , . been busy doing knitting for the Canadian Save the Children Fund and there was a splendid display of knitted articles that members, of the Auxiliary along with other interested ,persons had had completed for this project. Miss Ann Coulter sang twb pleasing solos accomparited by her sister Joan Coulter. Mr. James Horton reported' for Friendship and Service that the members had made 25` home, 21 hospital and 24 " telephone calls during the month. Report was given of the - Blessing Box receipts which was very gratifying. Treasurer's report was adopted on , motion • of Mrs. G.G. MaeEwan and Mrs. Geo. Stokes. A The Least Coin was ably • presented by Mrs. James • Wilstrn. Mrs. 'Gordon Hen- • derson'• informed the Auxiliary regarding Centennial spoons for sale. Members were reminded of the Fall Rally of • the. Presbyterial to be in Knox' • Church, Goderich, October 8. ` The chapter from "the study book, "Rural Scene Scenge,k Mission .effor* in Rural.Area'' was then ty preserfed by Mrs. Jamel; , Horton who spoke on spreading ; the gospel at Home and Abroad such as in Canada, Korea, India , and Nigeria and preaching, healing, teaching and working& with the people -in various ways with special mention; given to workers like Dr. Buchanan,and Miss Strang -end to Father Sts , Jean de prebeu'f, , who wrote•the word§ to the song "Twas in the moon of wintertime", an Huroii Indian Carol which the meni• bers joined in repeating. Mrs. Wilco't then read various . , passages from the Bible pertaining to ,"garden" followed by prayer. . .atk. The president thanked the ladies and Miss Lily,McArthur who was instruniental in preparing the topic. ' Following the benediction, all enjoyed a social friendly half hour,together. 1, 7v 0 MI u. rI u� 0 aaVberries,fpr th . pcial were etimiller. 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