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Abo4t
25 Enterprising
Seniors of Goderich
TQwnship last week
enjoyed a day at
Huronview. In the af-
ternoon, everyone en-
joyed the music of Earl
and Martha Heywood,
'followed by a delicious
supper served by the staff
of Huronview,
TheEnterprising
Seniors of Goderich
Township met at the
Holmesville School
Thursday, June 19. Mrs.
Jean Lobb chaired the
meeting in the absence of
John Deeves. The'
meeting opened with
Charlotte Norman at the
piano, and Mrs. Lobb
welcomed the members
iind-tWe-visitors-,------ ---
Mr s . Cudmore,
secretary, read the
minutes, and Fran
Powell presented the
treasurer's report.
Correspondence was read
by Irene Cudmore, and it
was decided to join the
rising
will meet again in Sep,
tember.
Township picnic at the
ownship Park July 9th,
with Everett McIlwain in
charge of the program.
The sick •and card
report was given by
Blanche Deeves, and a
motion approved to meet
during the evening in
September and October.
Mrs. Lobb spoke on
Telephone ' network to
keep seniors in touch.
Now if we know someone
living alone, c.ontact
them and see if they
would like to have
someone call them -each
day to see if they are in
need of anything.
Mrs. Irene Cudmore
and Blanche Deeves took
over the program in the
-alasenee-of-Ray-a-nd
Cox. An auction sale was
held with Jack Smith and
Ed Deeves being the
auctioneers, and Marion
and Fran Powell acting
as clerlss.....This ia the end
of the first year of the
Enterprising Seniors who
ay.
eniors enjoy visi.Lt to
Rec news
The recreation com-
mittee is working onthe
swimming program.
Have you got your ap-
plication yet? Please call
Hazel McCreath 524-7436.
Swimming starts Mon-
day, June 30 at Vanastra.
Community notes
The annual Goderich
Township Barbecue to be
July 9 at the Township
Park. Rain date July 16,
the barbecue pit to be
ready by 6p.m.
Miss Thelma Irish and
Mrs. Ena Harvey of
Florida -spent -two wePks—.
with Barb and Alvin
Settle and visited
friends and relati es in
the area.
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Ball news
The midget boys of
Cincierirh Twp heat
olmesville
news
Blanche Deeves. correspondent *S2-3383
Londesboro in an season. The Goderich
exhibition game, and won Twp. squirt boys won
the first game of the their first game of the
season against Vanastra. season against Vanastra.
The Goderich Twp. On July 1st, the Auburn
midget—girls ---wort----aver----squift-7boys-plariaderieh—
Benmiller in a close Twp. at the new
game for the first game Holmesville diamond at 7
Pm; July 1st, Tucker -
smith squirt girls play
Goderich T w p . ,
Holmesville school
diamond, 7 pm ; and the
Goderich Twp. pee wee
of the year.
The Goderich Twp. pee
wee boys won their first
game against Vanastra in
the first game of the
game scheduled against
Benmiller at Bertmiller
June 24 has been changed
to June 26.
On July 2, the Goderich
pee wee boys play
Goderich Twp. at
Hoknesville school
diamond, 7 pm. July 11,
Auburn midget boys play
Goderich Twp. _ in
Holmesville new
diamond at 9 pm.
Churches gather for
outdoor service
A large congregation
from Wesley -Willis
United Church and
Holmesville United
Church gathered at Camp
Menesetungi north of
.,Qad_erich, far their an-
nual outdoor service and
picnic on Sunday, June
22. The worship service
was under the direction of
the minister the Rev.
John Oestreicher. The
Wesley -Willis C ch
band and Cathie 'otter
on her accordion brought
a joyful note to worship.
The Wesley -Willis Senior
choir under the direction
of Mary Hearn and the
Holmesville Ladies
Chorus under the
direction of Hugh Lobb
gave an added touch to
the ministry of music.
During the service, Lorna
and Barry Miller
presented their daughter
Melissa Jean for bap-
tism.
• Following the service a
•'potluck dinner under the
leadership of Barb Hicks
was enjoyed by all. The
dining hall was filled to
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Some people just seem to want to make moving from one spot to
another as difficult as possible. Play Day participants at
Robert on School found this out on Friday as senior students put
them th ough all sorts of rigorous activities. The day was rained
out on Thursday, and on Friday some events'were held in the
school gym and the rest were conducted outside. (photo by Cath
Wooden)
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capacity with a good
number of people eating
in the out-of-doors
overlooking the lake. '
During the dinner hour
prizes were given -to Mrs.
Anna Wise for eldest
persOn present, Christine
Bosman for youngest,
Laureen Ci-aig, who
celebrated her . birthday
on the 22nd and Marie
and Gerry Black for
wedding anniversary
celebrations closest to the
picnic date. Don Andrews
received the United
Church fitness award for
travelling by bicycle
from Clinton to the
campsite. An after dinner
story as told by Marilyn
Oestreicher assisted by
Barb Norman, Bill Craig
and Roland Gerig
brought much laughter to
conclude the meal.
The races and games
for the young and not so
young were conducted by
Bill Hoggarth assisted by
Larry McClinchey, Bud
Walker, Bill Dobson,
Larry Rutledge and Doug
Coventry. Jeffrey
Oestreicher conducted a
jelly bean guessing
contest which was won by
Darryl DeRuyter.
The highlight of the
afternoon was the
swimming with Jane
Coventry and Susan
McKay acting as
lifeguards.
This was the sixth year
for this event which has
become most popular and
meaningful to Wesley -
Willis and Holmesville
congregations. This
year's success is at-
tributed to the en -1
thusiasm and work of
many people as well as
the co-operation of the
weatherman.
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