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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-06-10, Page 18PAM ill -CORER= SIGNAL,STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE10, 1981 rah en flirt CI tr4 4°,1111/nrierril T1. err • tJ IALAX; t.ii-IAJOVA. 4.,A,A, 'OA Jael,geatherriesided at The June.4 meeting ei the Enter - Senior, held la the lielmenville Community - . The minutes of the lastm mesv Centre. zrieethig were read by Irene Cudmore and the treasurer's repot was given by Fran Powell. Mr5. Cudmore read the correspondence and Blanche Neves gave the card and sick Mod - A discussion was held on the upcoming picnic and June 1$ was chosen as the datet.. Marion Smith Blanche Deeves, correspondent 482-3383 displayed two of the five pia,,,,,rzet.svgdre Helen &mot= and Kai F& o report that baseball be starting on Monday, June 15 for mired teams, 18 years and Over. Genies will news 11.3 held at 9 Pin under the in Holmesville and everyone is Invited to come out and have some fun. News anduotes Don't forget the annual township picnic which will take place on June 16 in Lakeside Park, starting at 6 qulltS the seniors had com- pleted and it was unanimous- ly agreed that these were welldone, Bert. McCreath reported on the projector, screen and brief cases to be purchased •• and a donation of $10 to the Enterprising Seniors was ac- cepted with thanks from Mr. • and Mrs. John Wyatt of • • Holmesville,' in memory of • John's mother, the late Mrs. The minister spoke to the children about the accident in Clinton last week that took the life of a seven-year-old boy. He warned the children to be careful at all times and, also told them to be kind to all persons in accidents. M. Short' fr his sets -non reminded the congregation that in the scripture being a good neighbor is very impor- titliferred 1# the- home allob and- watt °menden. tent- Doug Norman and IVIN. Smith and Mrs. Deeves were in charge of the entertahmient and had the members play euchre and shuffleboard. The euchre winners were: MO scorers, Semple and Werner Byers; low scorers, Mary Byers and John Semple. At shuffleboard, Wallace Avery and Mr. McCreath had the high score of 790 and Mrs. Effie Yeo and Mrs. Cadmore were the low scorers with 15 points. United nem Hi Neighbor was the theme of the worship service at the HeInnnvi thedte. Flowers the sanctuary , her studiei. doiid Luck An - in Worth for a barbecue in honour of °e. Peaky's' celebrating her 95th molt atingnsidestof Godench. She loolueforward yearly 1e the custom of celebrating her .fttbent st* kW' lln*rt awbthre siminre. , *lawns celebrating her 13th birthday. Mrs. Doak leakkaatiftwoot-toil Ott,satakfarillepkota) • • . . gelpie I 7--Hke e regular • withaninter- PO, Night in the Cottrt low* on Fri- eitenhag &Junky-even- Larry Rutledge received the offering. • On June' 14, the Sunday School anniversary and Pro- m -Mori • Sunuay will be celebrated. Dave Clifford, the guest speaker, will talk on The Phillipines. Special congratulations go out to Andrea Jackson, who was chosen Queen of the Fair, in Clinton on Friday night. Andrea attended Holmesville Public School before going on to GDCI. People in the comniunity wish Andrea all the very best rtu• vra-C'aleren ussire'rennijjjj n- heramates queen anct m Wane will be a forties , ht the Jubilee Room ,••• . „Staiday_, morning_ a dente, comratk. . Friendship breakfast will he MD -Barka available in the Jubilee feerH, ,ori,t-Ippyontions-tor----Ronni-and-a-levee will be held lathe afternoon in the lounge- The ako sponsor a lbandandhave its colour • W .ovaawir,nlandromiiibietti,inviWra On tiro). Sullikian, CYras Bouchind, Janes.. John Pfbnan and Valiant Mannes. • Associate members aftepted; into the Brandt were Katherine • McLeod, Gwen Trehish and RahertHenderson- • A recommendation of the executive to hold an Honors and Awards Night ha the spr- ing of cad* year to recognize years of service to the Branch was acceptd.Ti recognition would com- mence with ten years' ser- vice and awards will be made for each 'addtinal fiveyears' of service. Following considerable discussion, it was decided that the Property Committee should proceed with the eon- ewdmdthe prestet fmr- riacetogas. The appointments of com- rade Les Riley as Communi ty Services chairman and canna& Ann PIN= tent treasurer were confirm- ed. Motions were passed to donate $300 to the Branch sponsored Fite Wee baseball teant and $200 to• the local GidGaides, Presiehnit Burke reported that he had presented a trophy ori -behalf of the • e a to die local Air Cadet Squadron at their annual in- spection. This trophy is awarded to the cadet judged best in dress and deport- ment The Sick and Welfare Committee lists the follow- ing either in ficIsPite cir sick Anniversary service held at home as of Jame _. In Alex- - Holmesville, not to be od- dest% played off a triple in the 9th inning to retire the Gun Club in qiiidk order. This Thursday (tonight) the Holniesvilleteam travel to Clinton to play a game against the Old Timers. porter.,,,ULZLL plays at the nellwuzczliamond on Thunday night at 9 pm. Also on Thursday night, at lepne-airrestritudion-game between the Goderich Township Squirt Boys and the Goderich Squirt Boys will take place on the front =ha &anneal. Other teams are starting their games neat week, June 16. The Goderich Township Pee Wee Boys play at Tudrersmith on Arne 18 and the Clinton B Pee Wee Girls meet Goderich Township. • Midget Boys and Midget Girls are also scheduled to play on June 16. The Holmesville Slo-Pitch teams received new sweaters and hats,-a-doila- tion from the the • Oalmestalle Store. The team will all be ifeeked out for the were from the Cox- dreat -Iandesboro Slo-Pitch tour- Sheardown wedding. Don and Karen Watson The Goderieh Township and _ Mrs. Faye Okes Midget Boys played Walton transferred their member- reeenne and waken name • ship to the Holmesville away as winners with a 5-4 Minch and Rev. Scott score. womedithem as menibers of the church as did Ekiter • The Hohnesvffie Slo-Piteh _potter and Den Harr% team, with their brand new members of the session. sweaters, dazzled Porter's - • The choir sang a special Hill Gun Club and took a re-. song written by a church sounding victory. Bob member Hugh Lab& Music Lallaadoen, from the Grin Club, exhibited beautiful lan- • The official opening of the new ball diamond will be held on July 4, starting with a chicken barbecue at the community centre from 4:30 • to 7:30 pre The official open- ing will be 'held at the, dia- mond at.8:30 pm. The Goderich Township VI travelled to Goderich on -7,1u-relay art. -mean. to- visit the County Goal. Following their tour, they went to Alice Porter's home and enjoyed a ---poalucksuppeier The Goderich WI invited the Goderieh Township ladies to a luncheon on June 24 at McKay Hall in Caderich. School news Tne Hoimesville Public School students held their track and field meet en May 21 and the winners included: senior boys, Shawn Rahbek; senior girls, Shelley Sur- ridge; intermediate boys, Stephen. Bugler; in- termediate girls, Roseanne Lazet; junior boys, Mike Bash; junior girls; Angela Bakker; midget boys, Joey At thediatuond • brli 1:• ;9 • 1T; ' rkeit,s ik`o,C.01 made. Queen crowned Beta Sigma Phi held its annual May Ball on Saturday, May 30. Tandebrate its 50th andeersary, a hospitality hour was held followed by an excellent buffet catered by Mrs. Miller of Seaferth. A horseshoe shaped anniversary cake decorated vidth yellow roses, the flower symbol of the Sorority was made by Judy Woodall, a member of the group- Sfulway through the evenhig, Cheryl Smith, last year's Queen of the Bali, pass- ed her crown ea to Rosemary Cornwall. Rosemary was selected by a secret vote at a meeting prior to the dance. She was presented with a lovely botiquet of long- stemmed yellow silk roses and a gift of a Sorority necklace and charm. BEM Green, of Woodstock, p the ramie for the dance that fo • •-/ The songs ranged from the 1930s to the 1980s. The special attractkni was the Ms set COM- prete with leather jackets and sunglasses, 'although the highlight of the entertain- ment was when Mery Witter, formerly of the Goderieh Pokce Force was called upon tosing "YellowBirdiv. Door prfzes were drawn throughout the evening. A $ iroviche.r donated by the Bedford Hotel was won by Verna Kane. A set of steak boards compliments of Baeehfer Kitchens and Interiors was won by Kathy Olson. A floral centrepiece ar- ranged by Denoznme Flower Shop was • Rosemary Gorr won by Darlene Keown and a lady's pen set from Sheaffer Pen was won by Louise Sygrove. Special thanks go to Pat Spence who hosted the evening and chaired the com- mittee which made the 50th Anniversary May Ball such a memorable and enjoyable evening for all who attended. and= Marine and General are Archie Barber, Ike Grafton, Harold Elibbert, Harry Symonds, Mary Vickers, George Leitch, Harold Knisley, Lew Ellwod„ Don MacKay, Ruth Taman and Ed Tanks. la Victoria Hospital is Delores Spiegelberg. Westminster are Russ Drennan, Jack Kempson, Mere, Bert When& Frank Sheldon and Dave Wllsom Sick at home are Jim Adam„ Frank Bess - Ly, Chris Brownlee, Bert Bill Taman, Cecil Adams„ John &dour, Carl Clark, John Deherty, Jim Dtrrnin, Am Gibson, John Henderson, Cliff Ploy, Harvey Johnston, Ken Ione* John Willet and Ann S rtmg. The Branch has a number of activities sehetkiled in collection with the Friend- ship Weekend Sone XS to 28 Visiting with Mrs. Rhetta Waterman and attending the anniversary service at the Ripley Presbyterian Church on Sundey last was (LouiselMrs_ Bruce Millar of Pahnerston and Miss Florence MacLennan of Kincardine_ Danny and Kevin MacKenzie sons of Mr. and Mrs- Ross MacKenzie lett on the week end for Calgary Alberta. Kevin has a fob 'helping his brother Brad and Danny is hoping to find work for thesurnmr. Florence MacLennan had the misfortune to, break a hone fir her finger while Pig3ting hgli- - When Jim Webster attend- ed his bowling league ban- rpret in Kitchener fast Weekend, he was much anrl. prised to find he had won a trophy for the most improv- ed bowler on his team. 11011.1111111111111111.11111110111 Lochalsh news Kae Webster, . correspondent 395-5257 The Grade1 's of Brookside School went on a bus trip Tuesday_ Their main• stop of the day was at the African ,Safari that is in the Kit - charter area. They had a wonderful day and came home very tired. Mrs, George MacDonald took her &uglier Julie and a neigh- bour child Cheryl MacKenzie. William Johnston who underwent surgery Victoria Hospital London is now convalescing at his daughter Alma's in Waterloo. Helen MacLennan and • Gail Howes spent five days in New York City on a conducted tour wfth Hanover Tours. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Drennan Kin- carcarie were on the same bus. Isabel and Glen Stokes of Glencoe Minds U.S.A., Kay MacDona•ld of Goderich, MacLean and Jean Bell of Toronto, Marj Young of Goderich, George, Jane, Jennifer, Laura and Rebec ca Ulhick of London, and Ledeyand Russell Moncrief were dinner guests of George and Betty Monerief on Sunday. Six fatnily members had a b .st to cetebrate. litooseinalem, einAgAAVIA Jacque Lobb. The regional track and Seniors rti eves 1 in el a +ant toJA.011.1,1LN," i4.41C1. field meeting was held on Wonderland, a Blue Jay May 25 and ifongratiffationtl,baribrdl game an4 °ntall° • go -to Shawn and Angela far Place, their excellent perfor- 4, On June 11 the Grade 2 and MalleeS. 3 ciasoes travelled to the Mai Was tire moth for bus African Lion Safari in tits and on May 15, Ms. Mc. Haddon. Both classes are Cauley's grade 5 class went presently studying animals. to Casa Loma and the Torore on June 16 the Student Ser - to Science -Centre for the vices of the Huron County day. Mr. Scholl took the • Board of Education will be grade 6 class to Fanshawe conducting • the pre - Pioneer Village in London on kindergarten screening tests in the gymnasium in the morning. Parents will receive thne confirmation at a later date. The Holmesville band will be travelling to Hensall and Exeter Public Schools on June 15 to give a short con- cert. These schools are going to bring in a few groups from the con:amity to hear them play. This exposure to the public is an excellent oppor- tunity to display their many talentsas well es bang an in- centive for the students. On June 17 the senior and junior boys and girls peting in the ball tournament at Brookside Public School. One June 19 the kindergarten graduation and May 25 and the grade 7's went to Camp Sylvan with Mr. Spittalfor three days. On June 4, approximately 60 students froni the Bell River School Band came to Holmesville Public and par-, ticipated in a concert at MSS. After being billeted Thursday evening by Hotmesville's band members as well as Huron Centennial, the group toured the Huron County Museum and r, •...i before rerenedng home on Friday. The Holmesville band may return the visit next year. -Qs-June- 11-and-12;-the-basehall-teanisivilitenaire-r Grade 8 students will, be tak- ing in their annual gradua- tion trip to, Toronto. The graduates will visit track and field awards meracraywill been at 1 pin in the gymnasium. All parents of the kindergarten classes are invited to attend. On June 22 parents, of the Grade 6 class are invited to attend a noon luncheon at 12:30 pin in the gymnasium and remain for the promo- tion ceremonies. And last, but not least, June /3 is the last day of school and the staff would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a very hap- py but safe and enjoyable summer. We will see you back on September 8, 1981. NIL Y DA 'IS TO— SAVE % TAX ON APPLIANCES DELIVERED BEFORE JUNE 30th, 1981 92 SOUTH ST. 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