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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-08-19, Page 71, )'1'�44�.. Gordon Papple, left, and Elmer Townshend, both from Seaforth, were 'all tied up' on Saturday during Tiger Dunlop Days celebrations at Huron County Pioneer Museum when they tried their luck in the bag tying contest. (Photo by Cath Wooden) Group plans dances The Fall , Dance of the Goderich Township, Recreation group will be , held September 19 in the Community Centre • with dancing to • the Country Companions, Look for. the Octoberfest Dance to be held in October 17th. The Official opening of the Sports Park will beSunday, September 13 at 1 p.m. There will .be refreshments. :Alice and Bill Porter have returned home after . a delightful trip. to Alaska. '-"Get well wishes go to Clarence Perdue who is a patient in St. Joseph's hospi Bus trip with Blatfche . Deeves_ to. Midland Sep- tember 11. Please call 482- 3383 or 482-3850 to reserve a seat On Sunday morning Rev. Jim Bechtel spoke about, "The Gift of the Spirits": Carman Tebbutt and Bill Batkin received the offggrritnng at the Holmesville Uilited Church°tservice. Last Sunday afternoon the Alpha Huron Group held a barbecue at Jane Bensette's cottage at Whip -poor. -will Grove in Kincardine. Wanda Abbott is visiting her grandparents ' in Listowel.; The cotntnunity extends get well wishes to Lloyd Sowerby who was a patient • in Clinton hospital and is now in London. On Tuesday . night, Holmesville's squirt girls dazzled the opposition with a triple play and went on to defeat the Clinton team. The same night the squirt boys won over Tuckersmith Township in Holmesville. Also on Tuesday night the Pee Wee girls suffered a loss in Goderich. However, the next night the Pee Wee boys and (the Bantam boys beat Hullett Township in Londesboro., No arena this winter SEAFORTH - Winter won't be the same for many people without an arena in Seaforth. For the time, Seaforth council has decided not to demolish the arena, con- demned as of October 15th, but hope to hold public meetings to . investigate alternative ways of replacing the ,30 year old structure. Until this week, council had favored immediate demolition and winter construction of a new structural shell, new -ice pad and seating and in- corporating the present arena hall. Council was ready to begin the project but Mayor John Sinnamon explained that with the costs involved, "we'd be jumping the gun to even think of construction before spring." Holmesville news Blanche Deeves correspondent 395-5257 The Midget bpys played an exciting game against Holmesville Slo-Pitch Thursday night. .Although,' the Slo-Pitch team played well, the Midget boys managed to defeat them. In a recent game -in Varna . against Stanley Township, the Tykes were defeated by a close score. • The softball season's regular games wrap up this week but don't forget the Bantam boys playoff_ tourna- ment in Auburn, the Pee Wee girls playoff tournament in Varna and 'the Squirt girls playoff tournament in Vanastra all on Saturday August 22. The other teams have . their • playoff tourna- ment the following weekend. Please conte out and support the 'township teams in their final games of the.year. • An ,end of the season hot, dog barbecue is planned on the afternoon of Saturday, September 12, at the new diamond, for all children, ,coaches and parents involv- ed in Goderich township soft- ball. Presentations will be made at.this time. On Wednesday night, Holmesville Slo-Pitch travelled.to Varna and were defeated. Porter's Hill Slo- Pitch. defeated' the Londesboro 'team in Londesboro. 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Thirty-six friends and relatives helped them sharethis happy occa- sion. Among the many beau- tiful. gifts were a silver plaque and three family por- traits from their family of Dungannon doings By Made Park eight children, Valerie Ben - dig, Stephen, Tom, Wanda, Patti, Todd, Brad and one granddaughter, Holly. Bill and Marie were married holm and other members of August the eighteenth 1956 the family: in St. Georges Anglican Church, Goderich. Mrs. Lynn Wall, Tracey and Terri returned on Satur- day after spending a week in Ajax with her -aunt. Mrs. Alice ICiessling of Lakewood, California has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Leonard Chisholm, Mr. Chis - Dungannon;, was a beehive of activity again this week- end with .a slo pitch tourna- ment on the double dia- monds, sponsored by the members of the hockey teams in the Lucknow area. Mt. and Mrs. David Bete have purchased Amy -Wig- gin's home and are now trying to sell their trailer Lochalsh community full of visitors The community was sad- mother, Mrs. Stella Irwin of mail strike over after six Donald Simpson are at dened to hear of the passing Kinloss, is now a patient in long weeks. Langton picking tobacco. of Mrs. Robert (Bob) Macln- the Wingham hospital after a Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Mr. and Mrs. Lynn, Lowrey tosh after a lengthy illness. fall, which caused a hair line MacLean visited with and family are now holiday - Deep felt sympathy to Mr. crack in her hip. All wish her relatives in Sarnia on the ing in the Muskoka district. Macintosh and their two a very speedy recovery and weekend. Mrs. Brad (Dianne) Rat - children Pamella and John. will soon be home. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Davey teau of Amberley is at home Mr. and Mrs. George Mon- Congratulations to Dianne and their three children of now convalescing after crief have their three grand- Kerr and Steve Readman on Calgary have been visiting surgery in the Wingham daughters visiting with their marriage last Sat., with her , parents Mr. and hospital. them; Jennifer, Relbecca Aug. 8. Mrs. Donald Simpson for the The Collins reunion was and Laura Ullrich, Attending the Richard past two and a half weeks. held at the Lions Pavillion at daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Riach, Kathy Graf wedding Mrs.. Jack ( Bertha) Point Clark on Sunday. George Ullrich of London. last Saturday in Mitchell MacKenzie is now visiting Mrs. Donald MacKinnon Elizabeth Wilkens, was Mr. and Mrs. Charles with her daughter Dianne and ,children, Patrick and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilkens. Mrs. Wilkens is an and grand child at Baker Allison of Paris visited with Charles Wilkens has sue- aunt of the groom. Lake, Manitoba. • her sister and brother-in- cessfully passed her Grade Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tobaccopicking time law, Mr. and Mrs. Finlay nine piano exams with Charles Wilkens the other Bryan and Duncan Simp- MacDonald. They also at - honors. Her teacher is Mrs. day was Laura and Mabel son, sons of 'Mrs. Lillian tended the funeral of the late Ken Alton. Campbell of Wingham. Simpson and Steven Simp- Mrs. Robert McIntosh on Mrs. Charles Wilkens' It is so nice to have the . son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Friday. Feeding forest firefighters Due to forest fires around Fort Nelson, British Colum- bia, Mrs. Tom MacDonald and children have been covers the purchase of the given third reading and unable to come east to small parcel of land at Nile finally passed: This 1 by-law Lucknow to visit. Gloria has to allow the township to authorizes the . purchase of . been busy helping: to feed the maintain the former the Inglis gravel pit farm at firefighters.ItisalsoatFort Johnston lane as a public (Lot 24 Concession 14." Nelson where Alex Mac - road." The general accounts of Donald, Dave MacDonald's A motion was also passed: $15,799.72 were passed for son lives. "That by-law 12-81 is hereby payment. Mrs. McIntosh of Hudson, Michigan and Mrs. Velma Wawanosh issues permits West Wawanosh Township Council met on Tuesday evening, August 4 and issued building permits to W. Kinahan (house addition); J. Hickey (house); N. Rintoul. (colony house); and W. Robinson (house addition). Site ,plans for , three township gravel pits as sub- mitted by K. Smart and Associates were examined by council. Road accounts in the amougt of $14,766.60 were ordered paid. Bylaw 13-81 was given a third reading and finally passed. This by-law imposes a special rate on certain pro- perties to cover repayment of tile drainage loans. A motion was passed "That by-law 11-81 is hereby given third reading and finally passed. This by-law Lucknow sweeps BLYTH - The first annual Blyth slo-pitch tournament was a huge success, especially for two Lucknow teams who took home the prize winning trophies. Lucknow teams cleaned up ' by winning both the A championship division and the B' division against two Blythitns. The Lucknow A team with their captain Jeff . Taylor accepted the trophy after a hard fought game against the Blyth Vees. The final score was 14-8. The Lucknow Kinsmen put the Howson team out with'a score of 11-4 in the B division. Jim Bain was voted the most valuable player in the A division and 'John McKenzie took the B division. honor. Bothplayersare from Lucknow. Ashton of Plymouth, Michigan, are . visiting their brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Culbert for a few days. 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