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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-04-09, Page 7Penny and Terry Dini and T on Sund Debbie W Lloyd and the village, V nis Vanderbur Paula, Marsha Sift, Lisa and of Nile, Annette a Bere of Port Albert Hodges and Wanda P Dungannon. Sympathy is extended the families of the late Be Caldwell who passed away er guests with Penny Te Hodges and girls y were ,Steve and eller of Belleville, D oris Hodges of lerie and Den- , Vicki and and Bruce Michael, all nd Gerrie d Tim rk of to t RLD W.J. HUGHES REALTY LTD. 38 EAST ST., GODERICH MEMBER BROKER Move into this well maintained brick home with brand new kitchen, dishwasher included,. and 2 baths. Attractive 11'/4 % mortgage. Call Bonnie 524-8100 or res. 524-4546. H-114 suddenly on Thursday even- ing ill his 68th year. Ben and his sister, Pearl Caldwell, were returning home follow- ing a winter holiday in Flor- ida when Ben suffered a heart seizure at Moij►roe, Michigan on Wednesday. Company on Easter Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Perk Logtenberg and family were Gerda and Doug Dam, Reinie and Gary of Guelph and Fran and Jim Farrell of Ripley. Miss Irene Logtenberg and fiance, Joe West of Stratford spent the weekend. Mr. Gerrit Logtenberg and wife, Joanne of Clinton spent a couple of hours. Mrs. Log- tenberg had to return to hospital in Clinton where she has been a patient since her _return iro3n Florida ,.last Saturday. Mr. Logtenberg arrived home from Florida on Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. Tim Reurink and Karen of Ash field and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Arnold and Carla of Kincar- dine called in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stir- ling, Darlene and- Harold of Thamesville visited with Bet- ty's mother, Mrs. Robert Irvin on the weekend. Maylin and John Bere, Karen and David of London visited Mrs. Mary Bere and Other members of the family on the weekend. Randy Kerr reports that the SIo-pitch Tournament will be held this year on June 27, 28 and 29 instead of the August holiday because of -the Birthday •celebrations. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS ONE ONLY Deilcraft Bedroom Suite Triple .dlesser, mirror, doorchest, bookcase headboard with lights, one night table. SUGG. LIST 9,889. SPECIAL $1 ® 189. Sealy and Simmons MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS 20 All other Mattresses and Box Springs O/4 OFF 10% OFF BLACKSTONE FURNITURE filers ofsmaller businesses... wepzrrvide.� * Fim n ialassistance * Management counselling(CASE) * Management training * Information on government programs fir business - Can we heleyou? See our Representative DON HANDFORD AND/OR JOHN MACKENZIE The Bedford Hotel Goderich, Ontario on: Every Tuesday Next Visit: TUES., APRIL 15t19 at: FEDERAL BUSINESS, DEVELOPMENT BANK For prior information call 271.5650 (collect) or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario a, 'At the final euchre party for the Agriculture Society there were X,$ tatles iln play. The high lady was Lula Shet- ler and second high lady was Alma Black. High man was - Eldon Culbert and second high man was John Smith. Art Young won the door prize. The bake sale held following the card playing was very successful. Mrs. Dora Marsh of Aub- urn and Miss Betty Marsh of Burlington visited on Easter Sunday with Mel Jones. Mr. and Mrs. George Bell of Kincardine visited with Mel on Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mole visited on Easter 'Sunday with their daughter, Nancy, her husband Jack Phillips and famil..at-Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Royl Ashton of Goderich spent Sunday with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cook and Kevin. Kevin celebrated his 8th birthday. Miss Pat Campbell of Cambridge spent the week- end with Paul and Elaine O'Donnell on Sunday. Barb and Cliff Lundrigan, Tracey, Greg and Jeff of Stratford visited the O'Donnells. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Emer- of Queensville visited on er Monday with their ter, Lynn Wall and son East daugh children Sympa the Foran accidental d day, of. a de uncle, Leo Fora year. The accide near Teeswater tractor he was drivi and pinned him and Benson Shackleton ed home this past week, being a patient in Wingh and District Hospital. DUNGANNON UNITED CHURCH A full' congregation of members and visitors cele- brated Easter Sunday at the United Church morning ser- vice. Mr. Cowan spoke on the topic, "All That'I Am". The children's story was a continuation from last Sun- day on the life of Jesus and was entitled, "He Is Risen". The choir sang the beautiful anthem, "Whispering Hope". The induction of three new elders was held. The clerk of the session, Lorne -Hasty, introduced Mrs. Olive Blake, Mrs. Elsie Irvin and George Errington and Mr. Cowan formally inducted them as elders. Then the other elders on_the .session came_ forward _ and offered each the hand of fellowship, welcoming them as elders. The pre -service hymn sing will be discontinued for the next while. The sacraments of baptism and communion will be cele- brated next; Sunday with Rev. Cecil Wittich of Blyth as officiating minister. New members are also being re- ceived by confirmation. DUNGANNON W.I. The annual meeting of Dungannon Branch of W.I. was held at the home of Mrs.. Alvin Kerr on Wednesday, April 2. A delicious pot luck dinner was enjoyed. The president, Mrs. George Errington, welcomed 13 'members, three new members and three guests. -51-6—Ficpressed- thanks • workers for the annual Brookside party, to the quil- ters, and to the hostess, Mrs. thy is extended to families on the eath on Thurs- rbrotherand n in his 58th nt occurred when the g tipped rneath. return- fter am Kerr. edge by the payment of fees, followed by the minutes, treasrttrer's ` report and cor- respondence read by Mrs. Winnifred Girvin. Mrs. War- ren 'Zinn discussed the de- sign and title for the history book which is being publish- ed. Special. 'guest speaker, Mrs. Alice Porter, was intro- duced by Mrs. A, Kerr, and she gave a detailed account of her trips to conventions and spoke of friendships made. This year the emphas- is is to be Women's Institute and its work and importance. Mrs. A. Kerr expressed appreciation to Mrs. Porter and gave her a gift. The reports of the • Stand- ing Convenors weregiven and- showed ---a very active year. Mrs. George Errington asked for the report of the nominating committee which was read by Mrs. Clifford Purdon. Mrs. Porter con- ducted the Installation of Officers. Mrs. Errington thanked all for support given to her as president for two years. A hearty applause expressed appreciation to her for her leadership. Mrs. Errington presented six lad- ies with a gift for perfect attendance. Collection and Pennies for Friendship were received. Officers for 1980 - 1981 include: past president, Mrs. George Errington; president, Mrs: Hugh McWhinney; first host dinner ungannon doings Marie Park correspondent vice president, Mrs. Roy Robson; secondvice presid- ent, MrS.-Wttrtl'itred-'GTrvtn; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Graham McNee; assistant, Mrs. Elmer Black; district director, pMrs..George Er- rington; alternate, Mrs. El- mer Black; branch directors, Mrs. Alvin Kerr, Mrs. W. Girvin. Mrs. Anne Feagan, Mrs. E. Black; public rela- tions officer, Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge; curator and assist- ants, Mrs. Warren Zinn, Miss Iva Carr, Mrs. Flossie Ivers, Mrs. Greta Stewart, Mrs. Olive Blake; pianists, Mrs. Gordon Finnigan and Mrs. Sam Gibson; nominat- ing committee: Mrs. Alvin Kerr, Mrs. Jack Clements, Mrs: Clifford Purdon. Standing Committee Con- venors: Agriculture and 529-7719 Canadian Industries, Mrs. Fred Youn&and Mrs. George Errington;.° Education and Cultural Activities; Mrs. Sam Gibson and Mrs. Russell Alton; Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. Mary Errington and Miss Beth McConnell; Citizenship and World Af- fairs, Mrs. Alvin Kerr and Mrs. Clifford Purdon; audit- ors, Mrs. Maty Erringtot. and Mrs. Grace Black. Mrs. George . Errington concluded the meeting with this poem; Hear! Hear! We, the unwilling, led by the unknowing Are doing the impossible for the ungrateful; And have done so much for so long with so little We are now qualified to do anything with nothing. I l� GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, VIiE]RI .P BROOKSIDE BROADCAST By Lisa Brow and Annette Curran On Thursday, March 27, Mrs. Cameron's room 5 and Mrs. 'Wilson's room I went to Robinson's Maple Sugar • Shack. On Friday, March 28, Mrs. Farrish took her one kinder- garten class to Pentlands Maple Sugar Shack and then Qn Monday, March 31, she took her second kindergarten class. On'Tuesday, April 1, Mrs. Cameron took room 5 to Mr. Doug Cameron's farm to see the Iambs. On Wednesday, April 2, the school pictures were taken. The grade 8 gradua- tion pictures were also taken. On -Thursday-, A•pril-3 Mr: .i,iddle's room 8, grade 6 class held a Fun Fair to help raise money for their camp- ing trip which will probably be in June. Winners of draws at the Fun Fair were as follo*s: lst, a bird house, Marilyn Jamie- son; 2nd, case of pop, Christina Farrish; 3rd, choc- olate Easter bunny, Murray Curran; 4th, chocolate bunny and rooster, Marvin Kikkert; Sth, . plastic bunny, Juanita Little; 6th, chocolate egg, Darlene Kuik. Winners of the candy guess were Rhonda McMich- ael, Mrs. Louise Wilson, Marilyn Jamieson, Sheila Campbell. Mrs. D. Graham won the cake in the teacher's draw. Army privates home for Easter BY DELORES Van OSCH Private David Van Osch and Private Chris Bonner of Pettawawa, spent the Easter Vacation with David's par- ent's, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Van Osch and family. Rhonda Hogan entertained her classmates at a party• on the occasion of her eighth birthday on Saturday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ad Milten- burg and baby of Elmira were Easter visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Miltenburg. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rea - burn and Angie of London and.. Mary Van Rooy of London were Easter visito with their parents, Mr. an Mrs. John Van Rooy and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Gallant and Joey .of --London andKathy O'Keefe, London were weekend visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Keefe and family. rs d Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Osch and family spent Easter Sunday with Thelma's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer of Ayton. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Garvey and family of Toronto spent the weekend at their home here. _ Easter Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Dalton and family were Ann's mother, Mrs. Lein- hardt, her sisters, . Janet Leinhardt and Patty and her husband, Brian White and family, all of St. Clements. The Kingsbridge com- munity extends their deepest to sympathy to the i-oran tami - ies of St. Augustine on the sudden 'passing of their brother and uncle, Leo Foran on Thursday of last week. His death came less than two The roll call was answered THE GODERICH BIKE RIDE FOR CANCER Sunday, April 20 2 P.M. 20 KM. STARTING AT SUNCOAST MALL Registrations 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. (RAIN DATE - APRIL 27) Sponsor sheets available at all banks, V & G Trust, Credit Union, Pehr's, A & P Store, Mac's Milk, Becker's South Street, KIrk ey's Texaco REFRESHMENTS SERVED TO ALL BIKERS Lucky draw prises for entrants All proceeds to Canadian Cancer Society. Goderich Branch Sponsored by Goderich Kinsmen & Kinettos weeks after the death of his brother, Joe. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sin - nett and family and Mrs. Nora Sinnett of Detroit were visitors on the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Jim, Sinnett and family. Mrs. Nora 5in- nett is staying • for a week's visit with the. Jim Sinner family. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Maize (Maureen Vassella) and family of Toronto were Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sinnett and family and other members of their family. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vas - sella spent Easter with their daughter, Linda and her hus- band, .Art Bowler and family in Strafford. Dan Wilson is home on a six weeks vacation from his boat with is. wife; Eileen and family. Mr -Lucille Copperauld of Detroit was a weekend visitor with her,sister„Mary;, Walter Clare and Mary Luanne. On Sunday they motored to St. Clements and joined the rest of the Ryan families _for. Easter ---dinner •with Father Lloyd Ryan. th istrict news Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrish and Mr. and Mrs. .Alvin Moran returned home Friday evening after spending three weeks vacation at Jack and Mary's home in• Riverview, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sheld- on (Dorlene . Farrish) are presently vacationing in Flor- ida. • Joanne Doherty of London spent the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doherty Ind family. Mrs. Frances Brooks of Hamilton brought her moth- er, Mrs. Marietta Martin, back to her home here on Thursday after she had spent the past week visiting in Hamilton. Frances stayed for the weekend. ATTENTION • FARMERS. We stock tho CHIEMIc..A YOU NEED AT PRICES AND TERMS YOU'LL LI1CI»I •Bladex (W.P. & L.) •Amitrol T •Atrazine (W.P. & L.) •Korn -Oil & Concentrate •Blazine •Blagel •2-4D •M.C. P.A. •Calrnix Soil Sterilizer •Fly Sprays °Louse Killers •Atgard Swine Wormer •House wormer *Cattle Oilers Let us quote you on your chemical requirements EDWARD FUELS ANGLE FA ST. GODERICH 524-8386 Shell help THE LOCAL IMPROVEMENT ACT FORM 3 (Section 12) TAKE NOTICE THAT - 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich intends to construct curbs, storm sewer and pavement on Catherine Street from Bennett Street to Blake Street as a Local Improvement and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. 2. e estimated cost of the work Is '41,000 of which '9,616.00 is to be paid by the Corporation, and the estimated cost per foot frontage is '5.25 per an- num. The special assessment is to be paid in 10 annual installments. 3. Persons desiring to petition against undertaking the work must do so before the first day of May, 1980. Dated at Goderich, Ontario this thirty-first day of March, 1980. Larry J. McCabe Clerk -Treasurer Town of Goderich 57 West Street Goderich, Ontario ‚RIGHT GUARD SPRAY DEODORANT 200 ML. MATERNITY WEAR AT The Separate Shoppe MAIN CORNER, CLINTON 482-7778 (NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR) OPEN 1-6 OPEN 1-6 /j1.. ilt, eel ( Open All Day Wednesdays DEODOPJT Environmental Fprmula mm nvmlrr, .I ,p.•y, NOXZEMA STAN JONES SHOPPE LIMITED STAN JONES PAIN! WPAP To be se of' the rain...wea knockout sty BROMO SELTZER en in...in or out able quality, ing. -„1 SHOPPE LIMITED V SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH l0 s ONLY S TRIAN 1N YOU HOP THE GLE STORE R TOWN! 0 58 THE SQUARE GODERICH MAIN CORNER CLINTON & SEAFORTH