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Li genii t4ATAR, WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 18.1:980
OLMANNE' / Saora
BUCHANAN 95817.
Any aspiriing poets out
there? A $1,000 grand
prize will be awarded in
the sixth annual poetry
competition sponsored by
the World of Poetry, a
quarterly newsletter for
poets.
Poems of all ~styles hnd
on any subject are
eligible to compete for
the grand prize or for 49
other cash or mer-
chandise awards.
Says Poetry Editor,
Eddie -Lou Cole, "We are
encouraging poetic talent
of every kind and expect
our contest to produce
exciting -discoveries. _..... __.LY-NDAI FME-Y) R-
Rules and official entry
forms are available from Lynda Hoffineyer,
World of Poetry, 2431 daughter of Jack and
Stockton Blvd., Dept. N, Christina Hoffmeyer,
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t alitfornia received her Bachelor of
Science degree in nursing
on May 31 at convocation
exercises at McMaster
University in Hamilton'.
Lynda is presently
working at the Hamilton
Psychiatric Hospital.
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Sound in May. The
contest covered the whole
of Ontario, Quebec and
Labrador.
Friday~ Juni 13.
Jim, has accepted 'a
teaching position with the
Perth County Board of
Education at Central
Perth Elementary
School.
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Holmesville
news
Blanche Deeves, correspondent 432-338
The Holmesville United
Church Women (UCW)
met on June 10 with Betty
Stoner and her group in
charge.
The group discussed
the work and the purpose
of the UCW- and Edna
Jervis received the of-
fering and Muriel Grigg
gave a reading.
In the absence of the
president, Jean Ginn and
Phyllis Cox conducted the
business and pennies
were collected for the roll
call.
The UCW agreed" to
make a donation to help
with the renovations to
the Sunday School rooms.
WI MEET
President Millie
Dempsey opened the
June meeting of the.
Goderich Township
Women's Institute (WI)
with Sarah Storey at the
piano.
The group discussed
horticulture and Helen
Fuller showed slides on
flowers and bedding
plants.
The past presidents
were all honored and
Mrs. Dempsey read their
achievements and each
was presented with a
silver, spoon.
The plant auction took
place with Barb Betties
as the auctioneer and
lunch was served.
BASEBALL NEWS
The upcoming baseball
schedule. includes:
June 19, pee wee boys,
first game at
Vanastra, 7 pm; :
June 24, pee wee boys,
GoderichTwp. at
Colborne 7 pm ;
June 24, squirt boys,
Stanley , at Goderich, 7
pm", school diamond;
June ----24; Squirt . Girls,
Egmondville at
Goderich, 7 pm, school
diamond;
June 24, midget girls,
Goderich Twp. at
Goderich Civ
The Goderich and
District Big Brothers
Association will meet on
Wednesday, June 18„at
4:30 p.m. in the mayor's
office at town hall.
Goderich, graduated
Friday, June 13 from the
University of Western
Ontario (Huron College)
with an Honors B.A. in
history. Attending the
graduation ceremony
were her parents and Mr.
and Mrs. William Chase
and family.
Cynthia is presently
working at the Canada
Employment Centre for
Students and plans to
attend Teacher's College
in London in September.
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Don MacPhail of
Stratford is the "winner of
$500.this week in the Ron
Feagan Memorial
Grandstand lottery. He
held- lucky ticket number
595 to become the 3&th
winner this year.
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Stanley, 9 pm;
June 24, midget boys,
Stanley at Goderich
Twp., 9 On, new
diamond.
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Thq,midget boys won
their exhibit' -on game last
week against Varna and.
the squirt girls won their
opening„ ga,rpe of the
season against
Tuckersmith. The pee
wee' boys lost one
exhibition game against
Stanley and won a match
against Goderich last
week.
Don't forgetthe ski -
pitch game on Tuesday at
the new diamond when
Porter's Hill Gun Club
and Holmesvillemeet.
CHURCH NEWS
The men's choir par-
ticipated -in the Father's
Day service at the
Holmesville United
Church on Sunday.
Rev. John Oestriecher
and, the Sunday School
children talked about
their trip to Storybook
Gardens and the theme of
his". sermon was, The
kingdom of God. Ken
Harris received the of-_
fering.
• PERSONALS
The community wishes
to express their sym-
pathy to Mr: and Mrs.
Lloyd Sowerby on the loss
of Mrs. Sowerby's
mother.
Good, wishes go to Mr.
and . Mrs. Broome and
family on their move to
western Canada.
The community wishes
to express their sym-
pathy to Mr. Rapson and
family on the death of his
wife'.
Remember that this
Sunday. June 22 a joint
service and picnic will be
held for the Holmesville
and Wesley Willis
Churches at Camp
Menestung.
is Corner
PAUL JOHNSON
Paul Johnson, youngest
son of Harry and "Edna
Johnson of R.R. 2
Goderich, recently
graduated from the
University of Western
Ontario, London, with an
Honors Bachelor of Arts
degree majoring in an-
thropology.
A committee to study
the Ater tower site will
meet on Thursday, June
' 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the PUC
board roorrtt: '
Dungannon's 4th
Annual Slopitch
Tournament
June 27, 28 & 29
Consisting of 22 teams
Games start at 6 p.m. Friday night
Final game A vs B 7:30 p.m.
Sunday night
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JAMES MARSHALL
WATT
James Marshall Watt,
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie L. Watt of R.R. 1
Blyth (formerly of
Goderich), received his
Bachelor of Education
degree at the Universdty
of Western Ontario on
CYNTHIA (CINDY)
CORNISH ,
Cynthia_ (Cindy)
Cornish, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R.H. Cornish,
122 Brock Street,
ROBERT CURRIE
Robert Currie, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Currie
of 40 Woodland Avenue in
Kitchener and grandson
`of Mrs. F.W. Currie of 111
Picton Street West in
Goderich, won the
English language section
of the Lions 'Club Public
Speaking contest in Owen
SHEILA FINK
Donald Fink of
Goderich is very proud
and happy to announce
that his wife, Sheila,
received her Bachelor -of
Arts degree from the
University of Western
Ontario at "Spring Con-
vocation
held June 10 in
London.
Mrs. Fink is employed
as Executive Flight
Director at Business Air
Services Limited in
Goderich.
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ELENE WITTER
Mrs. Elene Witter
.graduated Monday, June
9 from the University of
Western Ontario, Faculty
of Nursing, with a
Bachelor of Science
Degree in Nursing.
Mrs. Witter is the wife
of former Goderich
Police Sergeant Mery
Witter. She was an em-
ployee of Alexandra
Marine and General
Hospital in Goderich
before She and her family
moved to the Windsor
area. .
On Sunday, June 22
from 7 to 8 p.m. on CKNX
FM 102, -there will be a
program of special in-
terest, to World War II
veterans. Joan Harris of
CKNX travelled to the
Netherlands for the 35th
anniversary of the
Liberation of Holland and
has put together a show
on that visit from spot
interviews and filmed
highlights.
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