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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-26, Page 9l Close to 300 people attended the Primary Spring Concert that was held on Thursday night at Robertson Public School. Each class neted out a fairy tale and Snow White was played by Elizabeth Hall. Brookside students win at track and field events On May 19 Brookside held their annual track and field day. The winners are as follows: senior girls -Kelly Markham, runner -up -Chris Gibson; senior boys -Wayne Bos, runner -up -Leroy Dougherty; intermediate girls -Shelly Good, runners- up -Laurie Pentland and Nancy Hunter; intermediate boys -Scott Hackett, runner- up -Murray Curran; junior girls -Donna Maynard, runners•up-Stephanie Durnin and Leisa Rau; junior boys -Scott Gibson, runner -up -Kirk- Livingston; midget girls -Julie Pentland, runner -up -Melissa Logtenberg; midget boys- Philip Luedemann, runner- up -Joey -Curran; primary girls -Sheila Hymers, runner- uptTanya Hodges; and primary boys -Joel Wright and Duane Durnin tied for first. Wars Joi antes: Young's. Grade ..1 classes went to the .African Lion Safari on May 20, Mrs. Tebbutt and Mrs, -Nivins'' Grade 2 and 3 classes. went to Goderich on May 17, Mr, Ltddle's Grade 5 class went camping at . Camp Menesetung on May 17 and 18. The pre -kindergarten screening was held on May 20. The children worked with the • staff from Student Services. 'Department, Clinton. The ping.pong tournament was held. at Brookside May 14 with students from East Wawanosh and Brookside both participating. Winners were: Grade 8 • girls - Veronica Bakelaar, , E,W., runner -up -Chris Gibson, S. P',S, ; . Grade 7 girls• Christina Parrish,. B.P;S,,. runner-up - Ellen Taylor, E.W,;' Grade 6 girls -Jean McWhinney H,P,S,, runner- up -Donna 1 aynard, S,P,S,; Grade 8 boys-Graharn Taylor, E,W., runner up- Doug Wood, E,W,' Grade 7 boys -Shawn ffackett, runner-up.Leroy Dougherty, B,P,S;; Grade 6 boys -Steven Coultes, E;W,, runner-up- WalterMartin. • -By Traey Livingston, Cathy Saltzer and Vern Martin. Social News Congratulations to Don and Jayne Broughton of London on the birth of their six pound, half ounce daughter, Rebecca Jean, on May 4 at Victoria Hospital, Rebecca is the first gran- dchild for Mrs, Jean Broughton and second, grandchild for Mr, and Mrs, Don lvison of Tillbury, Jean visited with her grand- daughter for four days last, week. Brad Park entertained several friends on Saturday when he celebrated his eighth birthday. John and KathyStanbury enjoyed dinner out in London on Saturday evening to DUNGANNON DOINGS Merle Perk, ISSISI-7918 celebrate their wedding, anniversary, Visitors on Sunday with Bill and Marie Park and Brad were Mike and Val Hendig and Joel of Goderich, Tom and Millie Lawlor of Auburn and Mrs, Gertrude Park. Elmer and -Gail Cook were In London Saturday to visit Gail's mother, ,Mrs, • Roy Ashton who is a patient in University Hospital, Mr," Ashton accompanied 'them, Marie Park visited her her through the week, Congratul tions are ex- tend to l r, and Mrs, Art , 'Young (Isobel Foran) who were married at •St. Augustine on Friday, A reception was held in the Lucknow Community Centre following the ceremon . UCW The May meeting of the Dungannon UCW held at tlje home of Doris and George Cowan, was well attended. The theme of the devotional was 'trust' and it was taken by Beth McConnell and Delores .Culbert who gave readings an the subjects of trust and peace, Emily Drennan read an article entitled,. •"A Lesson in Trust," Nora Saunders, first vice president, took over the business part of the meeting; thanking the Cowans .for the use of their home, The guilt, which the ladies tierjnnd which was displayed in Cora Sherwood's store window, hasbeen sold, The feature for May was"a sing -song led by Mr, Cowan. This proved to be very lively as Mr, Cowan added some action selections. Everyone enjoyed a social time and delicious lunch served by Nora Saunders and Delores Culbert. GODERICH SIGNAL,STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26,1982—PAGE 9 Over 800 rainbow trout tagged at fish 1 Roy Bellinger reports 871 rainbow trout have been tagged at the fish ladder at Port Albert. It appears now that more will be tagged this year than In 1981, Ernie and Bob Scrupon from London went fishing this week in the Nine Mile River. Ernie reports he caught three nice black bass and brother Bob caught one. They returned the fish to the river n bass season doesn't open until June 26, • Ball News Port Albert Pirates opened the 1982 ball season when they played Benmiller in Dungannon, The Pirates trounced the opposition 18-0. Harold Cook pitching for the Pirates, pitched a steady game. Randy Maize was the big hitter for the Pirates with two home runs. On May 24 the Pirates - played Kingsbridge in Dungannon, The foggy weather seemed to agree With the Kingsbridge team as they crushed the Pirates 26-12, Father's Day is Coming DECORATE HIS Room Place Elegant & Executive INTERIORS h\, eipp'nnfrnf'nt only RI (H (Y 19) 2702 �4iK i (; C(o) lq 727 (Ir,.pP4 (rititNI"; PI 4(1 RR sr (,(,(len, h ( mf.rrr(r sq" tXq CIVIC CORNER • Huron County Council will meet Thursday; May 27 at 10 a,m in, the council, chain- bers, Court House, Goderich, A Katimavik Open House will be held Thursday, May Women attend study 27 from 7:20'9:30 p,m. at 44 Stanley Street, Goderich; The Committee of Adjustment will . meet Tuesday, June 1 at 7 'p.m, in the mayor's office, town hall Thirty-five . Goderich women will attend the National great Screening Study at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto on June 1. A bus carrying the women will leave the Goderich post office at.6 a.rn, that day. • This is the second year.tbe women have . attended th4 study which will span five years in total, It is in co. operation with the Canadian Cancer Society and involves low dosage tnamniograms. Point Farms Glen Sturgeon, park superintendent at Point Farms, reports that the park was filled on •Friday and Saturday. It was necessary to charge several campers for making excessive noise and others with liquor of- fences. The poor weather discouraged some campers who returned•home•Sunday. The • weather failed to dampen the spirts of the many campers who camped in and around the village though. Social News Visiting w.ith • the Hel1ingers Sunday was Walter '.avdgell fxnm Strathroy who is an'uncle to Bessie and Roy, Mrs. Jean pgginton of Oakville, a cousin of the Hellingers, also visited.' Mrs. D. Bellinger, 94, of Goderich, was also at guest, Mery and Myra Lahn and family from London en- tertained many friends at Discovy • ya Livin3 f.. •.•• ./ a, frit r r r j•;1-1 14 II 17 r QUALITY ROYAL HOME • SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION 2 or 0 waifs, vy.' real shawtMo • ENERGY EFFICIENT R-40 -11" Calling Insulatfart a -1b -4v," wait Insulation • CUSTOM BUILT The way yea want H1 • GUARANTEED with S YEAR HUOAC warranty rota horn* o4 urisurpassard quality, built art your lot, anywhere In Southwarsteret Ontario, Inquire about the aOYAL HOME. CALL COLLECT (519) 357-2606 or, Wai1E ma ours rate COLOua aaOCI4uals ®ermrratm akeramrmrlr-rrawa-reser.-.a.mae.awrawasa..ama�a rME 09755 WN ONE I HAW A LOT VISE Nor -1 ~lesenw amrabramraerraleradI aerrsrr-erarrdmeigt as -sera FlaYAL IWC IME: 5 - Lirrrited DOM 310 WINGHAM tido awo PORT ALBERT NEWS Tom Livingstone, 19129-71948 their summer cottage in Port Albert over the holiday weekend. Saturday evening a fireworks display was organized by Mery Lahn and Jim Buhner. Quests were Jim and Harbara Bulmer and their two children from Hespeler, Tom and Connie Orr from Stratford, David and Bonnie Jones and their three children from London, David and Joan Grant and their three children from. Grand Bend and Andy Thompson, a friend off the Lahn family for many years. Norval and Ruth Anderson of Toronto opened their cottage at 'River's Bend' on the Nine Mile River at Port Albert this week. The Andersons have been 'vacationing in Port Albert since 1967. rcuth is the daughter of Agnes and the late Bert Foster of Shep- pardton and Norval was a former resident of Goderich. Having roots in this area, they look forward each Spring to their first visit to Port Albert. Sam and Nancy Cowan have returned to their home in the village after vacationing in Florida. On their way home, they visited the Worlds Fair in Knoxville. Visiting with the Cowans over the holiday weekend were their three sons and families, Clyde from Stouffville, Keith from Mississauga and Brent from London. Blake Smith, band master of the Laketown Band, reports that the band par- ticipated in two events over the weekend. Ott Saturday, they were one of several bands in the Klompen Feest parade in Clinton and on Sunday they took part in the commissioning of the new Coast Guard cutter at the Goderich harbor, Viola Petrie. will be leaving 'this week, for a hus tour of Pennsylvania. She will tour several Mennonite com- munities in the area of Lancaster. William and Margaret Halkwill from Downsview opened their summer home this week. Friday they had as their guests, their daughter Karen and her husband Barry Hutchinson from Brampton. There were many visitors in attendance at the Com- munion Service held Sunday at Christ Anglican Church, Port Albert. The Reverend Hagood Hardy coming Huron Country Playhouse will present Ilagood Hardy in concert on Friday, June 25 at 8 p,m. as the first in a series of special events. Hagood Hardy's musical achievements over the last few years have been nothing short of monumental. Certainly no• stranger to the music world, he was heavily • involved In the Toronto jazz scene, atipeared on all the major .CBC variety programs from 1957 through 1961, formed • the Hardy group "Montage" in 1969 and —begairtf ke-a-irame-for himself. The group was disbanded, in 1974 and Hardy concentrated on spending time cultivating commercial jingles.. ' • • One year later a tea commercial turned his life around. Convinced to record a full length version of the piece entitled • "The FARMERS FOR A GOOD FARM BUILDING AT A COMPETITIVE PRICE PHONE.RAY LAMBERS CONST. n 482-3305 CLINTON FREE ESTIMATES 5otsecear 1981 Silverplate price, ellect�ve during this gale! 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Reserved tickets for Hagood Hardy are $15 and available through the Huron a-' ') 238- 8451 or ticket outlets at the Theatre London Box Office, Sampler's in Lambton Mall and Kenwick Place, Sarnia, the Information Centre in Stratford, Wolder.. Travel, Strathroy and Ellison Travel in Exeter. ilb (1 *RINGS •NECKLACES •ARACELETS +READS "lira Bernd 31 ST. DAVID 000111104 K William Bennett from Bayfield conducted the service. Harold Adams, lay delegate to the synod meeting of the Anglican Church, "held in London, reports that the Monday afternoon discussion on the Anglican Church in Missions was one of the highlights of the two-day meeting. f'efente icn ettend nce at church Sunday were Harry and Ellen. Richardson, Sarnia; Elsie Wright, Ingersoll; Betsy and Margaret Sheldon, Kapuskasing; Catherine McKeon, London; Dan McKeon, London; and Debbie Graystone;' St. Thomas. 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