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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-07-20, Page 10orig Benmillei held a spe01a koStalgla, for many of this lin yr o eta joyed se g- >(rt ' •t1w d': River again 'and: going fora swim. One 'hundred and six family members •registered at the reunion, representing practically"every every branch of the Duras, except ,for the family of the late Fred Durst who sent' word that• while they were unable to -:attend this year,. they hoped to- be able to attend neat Year, Fred Durst leftOntario . in the early 1900s and went west to Saskatchewan where be went into business, married and raised his family. The perfect weather,. the friendships and the delicious pot -luck lunch' all added to make, it a special reunion. A vote of thanks was given to the convener, Bert Durst of Fenwick„ . son of the late Reverend W.A. Durst, for taerormelas 1i IMOVIti ial$ 071. organizing the event. Mrs. W.A. Durst or "Aunt, Esther„ as all know her, was the oldest member present and the great grandchild of the late Ezra Durst of Detroit was the youngest member present. Mr. and Mrs. Schneider of Selkirk, Manitoba came the furthest distance (Mrs. Schneider's grandmaq �Ler was Amanda Durst from Selkirk). All of these people, received special gifts. Also present from a distance were Dr. and Mrs. George Caldwell from Baton Rouge, Louisiana (Mrs. CaldWell is the daughter of the late Rose (Durst) Geil); and about 15 members from Detroit. There was also a good representation from other parts of Ontario and Colborne and district. Plans are • for the next reunion to be held in 11 5. Social. News Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kaitting of Colborne and 1141r, and Mrs. Lionel .Arbour of Goderich enjoyed the weekend visiting. John and Gretta (Arbour) McConnell at their summer home on Badgerow Island on Lake Joseph in the Muskoka district. This quiet retreat is accessible only by boat and offered a quiet restful holiday filled with beautiful scenery and nature. Barb and Phillip Marzo and son Nathan of Guelph visited Barb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buchanan of Colborne over the weekend and were pleased to see that Mr. Buchanan, who d ger A,. Is, favorably. Slnee. sympatb ► to the 'family, relatives and friends of the the late,Oraham John Chamney of RLR. 3 Goderlch. Sports • Please take note that swimming classes • for Colborne children will start next Monday, July 25 and continue to • August 5 at Vanastra. Fees are $20 and $50 per family and will be collected Monday morning on the bus. Anyone wishing ,further information, please phone Reg Riehl at 524-8143 or Doug Stoll at 524-2328. In softball, the Colborne Midget Boys' game with Stanley Township on July 8 was cancelled by the Stanley team. On July 13, Colborne Midget Boys played at Benmiller against Lon- desboro boys with Lon- desboro winning 12-10. The Midgets played again Monday, July 18 at Vanastra, winning 8-1. The Midgets are coached by Bob Jewell. SI$.rwood-T*athley reunion held The twenty-second annual Sherwo,odTwamley reunion was held at the Belgrave Wor<nen's ',Institute Hall on Sunday, Jaly 11. Grace was sung and then everyone enjoyed a bountiful noon lunch. President Myrtle John- stone welcomed everyone and a minute's silence was observed in memory of those who had passed away. New members who had joined the family by birth or marriage were given a special welcome. A sympathy card was sent to Bill and Dianne.Krotz as Bill's twin brother Jim was killed in ,a tragic car ac- cident a few days previously. It was decided not to send invitations to the local family members next year because of the high cost of postage. They will be reminded by word of mouth instead. A genealogical display, to which several contributed, created much interest throughout the afternoon. Lloyd'. Finnigan took pictures of the group. The program, which was convened by Myrtle John- stone and Anne McInnes, started with a sing -song led by Largaret McInnes. This was followed by a humorous reading by Myrtle John- stone. Anne McInnes had a contest which was won by Dianne Henry and Nancy McInnes. Sports, which were organized by Evelyn Henry and David Finnigan, were then enjoyed. The number of jelly beans in 'the jar was guessed by Mildred Henry; Grace Schill named the most articles in a paper bag; and tying the best bow was Anne McInnes. In the egg throw, Dianne Henry and Charles Redhead won; and Jean Le Pine and Michelle Henry won for the water filled balloon throw after which the younger ones enjoyed ducking for apples. The oldest, lady present was Marie Morrison; the oldest man was Charles WAKE. UP FEELING GREAT! Visit our New MATTRESS SHOP, AVE Up To 30% Redhead; and the youngest child was Gordon Schill. Officers for the coming year are: honorary president -Marie Morrison; president -Myrtle Johnstone; vice -president -Marion Johnstone; secretary - treasurer -Anne McInnes; lunch-Largaret McInnes and Karen Webster; sports - Evelyn Henry and David Finnigan; program -Myrtle Johnstone and Anne McInnes; and ice cream - Dan and Anne McInnes. Next year's reunion will be held at the same location on the third Sunday in July with lunch at 1 p.m. Holmesville News ,Goderich Township Ban- tam Girls lost by one to Londesboro, G.T. Bantam Boys defeated Colborne, G.T. Pee Wee Girls won over Goderich, G.T. Pee Wee Boys had their game cancell- ed, G.T. Squirt Girls defeated Varna, G.T. Squirt oys won over Stanley by ne, G.T. Tyke Mixed Team ost to Vanastra by only one, G.T. Tyke Boys I lost to Goderich I, G.T. Tyke Boys H practiced. Holmesville Stere Men's Slo-pitch won over Auburn. Next game at home July 21 against Londesboro. Porters Hill Men's Slo- pitch team won over Clinton. Next game at Vanastra, July 21. Goderich Township Ladies' Slo-pitch team defeated Clinton. Next game at home July 20 against Londesboro. Mrs. Irene Cudmore has returned after a very en- joyable stay in Ottawa at the home of her son and family. NEW SUMMER HOURS TUES. thru FRI. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Simmons Beautyrest, Serta Perfect Sleeper . Sleepmaster Spring Air. Simmons and Serta Waterbeds Free D livery & Set Up BUY NOW, AVEgE 7% SALES TAX CCC; GOETT [ER Of (i11h� Ul Fine ' Furniture 1 on the Main St.. Dublin OPEN FRI. TILL 9P.M. 345-2250 �r.r. eadsilik) SUNCOAST MALL 21SOUTH ulvlsEx HWY. 501 HAMMING GODERICH 524-3515 P. Aff Mr. and Mrs. Scot Little (Photo by aim Fitzgerald) Barbara Hibbert, daughter of Harold and Joan Hibbert and Scot Little, son of Harry and Doris Little, all of Goderich, were married May 28 in North Street United Church, Goderich with the Rev. R.O. Ball officiating. Soloist was Virginia Such,accompanied by the organist Robert Blackwell. Maid of honor was Joanne McClinchey of Kitchener and bridesmaids were Dianne Hibbert of London and Marie Hibbert and Maureen Knight, both of Goderich. Groomsman was Don Gliders of Calgary, Alberta and ushers were the groom's brothers, Steve, Randy and Robert Little, all of ' Goderich. Following the wedding, a reception was held at Saltford. Mr. and Mrs. Little are residing at Bluewater Beach, R.R. 2 Goderich. (Photo by Jim Fitzgerald). ICOMMODORE 6 4 'cowl TER, DESK, DISK DRIVE AND SOI 'MARE 1'I:( t( ,RA'�1 X129995 (,et a computer desk. disk dtiti c • ,md tintt".trr pntgriin when you buy Coalite tdorc 64. That t' hufc package would t n dinatiiv retail for S1,800. hut now it's yours It n just " 51.299.95 %% hilt: supplies last. The Col untdore (1-1 is the ultimate personal computer with 0-1K metnon.,tnd 'trackage of features that no competitor can match. not e5en at mice the prier. COMMODORE 64o A Great Graduation Gift GRANGER T.V. & APPLIANCES 92 SOUTH ST. GODERICH 521.1923 GURETUCIIMONAL4TAR,111ED1 DAY, JULY 20, 20,1983.40AGE If Inner Circle Club holas' successful pork barbecue A vetey successful pork barbeque was held at Nile, by the Inner Circle Club on Sunday. Caroline Snowden of Queknow, was the lucky winner of the quilt. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Val- dez of Trinidad and John Bore and David of London visited for a few days this week with Mary Bere. The basement of Dungan- non United Church was decorated with summer flow- ers and bells and streamers in shades of pink and white for the community shower held Thursday evening for August bride -elect, Wanda Park. DUNGANNON DOINGS Maria Pork, 8®7718 Virginia Caesar acted as chairlady. She conducted the contests and read the ad- dress to Wanda.. The many beautiful and useful gifts were carried in by Tanya Hodges and Lisa Sillib. On Sunday a real surprise shower was held by thegirls in the wedding, party at the home of Kathy Dougherty, Goderich. The maid of hon- our, Tammy Skidmore of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, was not to arrive until July 22 but through some secret and careful planning she arrived early Sunday morning, much to the pleasure of the bride - elect who also knew nothing of the shower. HEAT GETTING YOU DOWN? TRAVELLING COSTS TOO HIGH? Come take a dip with us......... Install a pool in your backyard. And for you lucky pool owners, we have: Pool Chemicals Accessories and Service. (for oil makes of pools) Call today for a free estimate 524 9 8 0 4 BLUE HORIZON POOLS R.R. No. 2 Goderich . Charlie Bruinsma THE ye presents.... THE LIVERY CHILDREN'S THEATRE WORKSHOP 4.4 AUGUST 8-12. 15-20 Children ages 10 to 15 may attend a two-week workshop of theatre games, acting, voice, and theatre crafts, directed by Workshop Specialist Frank Cgalnino and The Livery Summer Canada Staff, CALL THE LIVERY 524-6262. 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