The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-08, Page 11Council received a letter
from the Town of Exeter in
which they., expressed their
appreciation for the
assistance of •the. Goderich
PUC during the recent ice
storm.. The letter indicated
that the town would have not •
have been able to restore
' power as quickly and as ef-
ficiently withoutthe help of
the Goderich group. •
• Council granted permission
to the Girl'Guides .to conduct
their cookieday on Saturday
, May 1. Mrs.Carol:•Alcock,
Girl Guild;e Cookie Convenor,
madethe request. . "
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Council passed a Motion
authorizing the advancement
of $10,000 to the Parks
Committee ` from its 1976
budget. The -money is to be
used for .the planting• of trees
.and" plants in the towns parks
andalso for the 'purchase- of
peat moss and fertilizer:
,Councillor .- • Bob ._ Allen
requested an average budget
. of the perks committee over-
the .last five years and was
told it ranged between $17,000'
and over $60,000 from last
year. •
Reeve' Stan Profit claimed '
the "request was exorbitant
and voted against the motion.
Hanover.
Holiday
Tours
1) Florida Senior' Citizens Special
: 15 -days; 'departs April 21.
2) Bicentennial • special • .at
Wheeling, West Virginia
- The. Myron Floren Show With
stars -of the Lawrence Welk. TV
Show on 'Friday evening •
a Superspectacular "Jam-
boree USA" headlined by Merle
• Haggaron Saturday • evening. .
plus uch more.
Do t miss this 'special
weekend—of: : activities • -- it's
happening only 'once in 1976 in '
Wheeling! •
- tour departs�pril'29 return
May 2. ..
IL BRIEFS
Town council passed a
motion to authorize the
calling of tenders for con-
, struction of storm sewers on
South, Keays and Raglan,
Streets. Works and
Engineering Ciimmittee
chairman Dave Gower
estimated the, project would
cost $50,000. •
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Council agreed to institute
the Ontario Home Renewal
Program • in the town of
Goderich. andit was indi ated-
that approximately $53,176'
would be • availlable • to be
loaned • out to qualifying
property owners.
A maintenance bylaw is -
required to establish a
minimum -standard for
Fib -Using ,in the town and the.
'administration of h
e
program would be the
responsibility of (The
municipality. Councillor-.
Leroy Harrison indicated that
the administration of the
program would not be as
much of a burden as initially
anticipated,
DUNBANN0..
Mr. Win, .Wiggins was
taken to Wingham Hospital
early last week:
Mrs. Olive Straughan- came
out of Goderich hospital and.
is •visiting •her• .daughter -and.
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. K.K.
Dawson. .
Mrs' - JaCk . Ryan is
hospitalized at present.' Sh'e
has been staying with Mr and
Mrs,; Gordon Kidd,
Simon Logtenberg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dirk . Logten-
berg suffe'rea a painful injury
'to his leg when he came in •
contact with the feed sager.;
.Fortunately the belt broke,
but he only needed'stitches. to,
close the wound.; " • '
Mrs. Lois Farrish and the
Kindergarten 2 class visited.
Frank Pentland's Atgar bush
on Thursday , and. • were
treated^to some maple sugar,
They brought back some of
the candy for the Kin-
dergarten 1 class as they
were unable to go. The sap
was -not' running well"' and
Frank pulled the spiles the.
next day. •
Mr. and Mrs,. Gordon
Anderson, Lynne and Mary
and Jan Caesar and Mr. arid
Mrs. John Anderson visited
relatives in, and around
Akron, , Ohio during the
holiday week. "
Mr. and Mrs. John
Anderson moved' from
Lucknow to Goderich a week
ago Saturday.
Communion • service .. was,
held.. at •IYungannon United
Church on Sunday and Rev.
H.G. Dobson spoke on,: "The
Cross and The Lord's' Sup-
per,>
Rupert Sojtau of Crois.e• .'
Hinds', Canada • Limited of
S.carpor.ough Ont., will.
submit proposedch,anges and
quotations on: ' lighting.•in'
Agricitlture 'Park within the
next week.. -
Earlier, the. Goderich
.Industri'al Softball
Association had requested the
lighting in Agriculture. Park
he brought up to standard and
' the group suggested. a c't
•. sharing' agreement.
o's
O.LBORHE CORNER
Join Church
Benmil.ler United Church
have their Sunday service at
.10 a.m. and last Sunday, April
4 was :a special Sunday with
the senior and junior choirs
having special music. =
Five young girls joined the
church -Connie Baer, Heather .
Clark, Brenda Feagan,Betty
Sowerby and Connie Willis
This coming Sunday, Aprilr•
11 will be another special
service when the choirs Will .
present special music and a
splendid. •group of young men
will -join the church -Don.
Bogie, John Bogie, ' Peter
Feagan, • Scott Kernighan,
Kevin Jewell, Andrew Moore,
Joseph :Moore; • Stephen
Moore, Brian Sowerby, Larry..
Sowerby , Terry Sowerby and
Danny Willis. • .
Group No '.1 Designing
Dingalings• held their third
.
.meeting ,*ie Colborne
Township' Hall, Monday
evening, ;Apri15:9i4-il'rfrenibers—
-answered the roll call "What
is the color, harmony of your
Learning Stitches Article.'_'
Discussion followed •in
regard to what they will do
for Achievement Day. The
girls will plan at the.next
meeting what they will dolor
an exhibit.
Helen . Brindley, leader,.
discussed different_ ways for a
back stitch, example -circles.'
and lines. She read a:section
on how to create a design.
The girls enjoyed a five
minute singalong and the
leader described 'how to
enlarge a design.
The leaders- Heed arid
Nancy Brindley, -demon-
strated a'twisted chain stitch.'.
and the'jnembers all tried jt. •
Thethird meeting of Tiger
Dunlop Group NQ;, 2 was held -
Mrs. G. Knitting
at Carlow Hall at ;7 . p. m-.'
Monday April 5th. with all
members present. The girls .:
decided on the name and a
rover.for the club., this being
"You Hues".
Each girl answered the roll
call "what is the color har-
mony pf y.our learning stit-
ches article `
The • secretary read the
. minutes of the last meeting.
The girls discussed where
•
.hack stitches could be used
and the leaders demonstrated
the twisted chain stitch. and..
put the cha•i•n. stitch ori their
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samplers.
The .girls will meet again
Monday onday evening, April
12th.
Social News •
We are pleased to report
Norinne Brindley is at her '
home in Goderich: We• Wish ,;
her continued progress in the C
r•ecovery",from the adcident
` lest December.,
A . de.ssert :.card party
(-euchre:-&5:00)_oral-•bake-sale:
-.for planned .for Colborne
Township hall, Thursday,.
;Apri122nd at 1:30 p.m.
MRS. MARY SERE
Next Sy•nday will be Palm
Sunday, I'he official hoard
met on. l'l:onday April in Nile
United . • Church" The
Dungannon Anniversary
commi•tte.e met after that -
.Messre';;,Lloyd Hodges, Tom
Culbert; Tom" Webster and
Mrs: Art McMichael. Con-
firmation 'Att.,
cancelled
on Saturday because some of
theclass were taking part in a
tournament Nit the class will
9 meet at 10'a.m, this Saturday
morning.
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GODERC1'CH SIGNA L -STAR, THURSDAY, APR,1L:fl' 197 pAf
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visited on Sunday with Mrs,
Cecil Blake.
Harvey and Joe Sproul
ha returned home from
Texas and Mexico wilere•they
spent the winter.
Mr, and - Mrs. Graham
McNee visited_ Mr. and Mrs.. .
P.oss McNee at Huronview' on M
Sunday.. and Mrs.' Gertrude
• Bell in Clinton Hospital, Mrs.- •
-Bell took a:fall and broke her.
hip ..at Huronview•. last Mone•.•
dtiy. °
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Mr. .and Mrs. John Berea,
and Kaf•en>tof'London visited
on ,.the' weekend 'with •Mrs:.
Mary Bere. Sunday visitors.
were Miss Mary Lou Vincent',
Mrs.. Heber Eedy'returned .
home on the weekend after
spending a few weeks with
her daughter and son -in -taw,
r I{ucille and Ralpb.Henderson -
in Goderich.-
Mrs. 'Harold - Maize has
• been in Goderich hospital the
past two :weeks receiving
treatment frn- heart trouble
and diabetes. •
Mrs. Jack Phillips (Nancy).
accompanied Marina Park,
Noreen Park ,and Sharon
Dawson , on theirtrip to
_..Jam_ai•ca. They returned
home on Monday and report a
very enjoyable holiday. Jason
and Andrew Phillips stayed
with their aunt and. uncle,
Tom and Evelyn Phillips of
Luckrrow. while their mother
was away.
Mrs, Diane. Park and Mrs.
Linda McNee spent the
weekend in'Sa'r.nia visiting, a
former classmate of Diane's,
`Diane. Hayward.. •
:,Mt.'and`Mrs, Thos. Fowler,
Darrel and Karen of Parkhill
visited Mr, and. Mrs. Chas.
Fowler on Sunday. •
Miss Beth McConnell
Foresters donate
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Jill Bennett
honored prior
to marriage
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Twenty-six neighbours.: and
friends of Miss' Jill Bennett,
-Toront:o;- were guests at the
home of Mrs. Bill Hayden last
Saturday when they honoured
her with a bridal shower.
Pink and white wedding bells
decorated the room arid
chair.
Mrs. Hayden welcomed
everyone; and'ctnducted a
sing -song. All played card
bingo:
Mrs: ,Larry Fisher read an
address of congratulations
and giftswere:presented. Jill
was assisted by Mrs. Jim
Fielder nad:Miss Anne Burns
,Of Sarnia in opening the gifts..
Mrs. Barry Brown made an
attractive bow and ribbon hat
and ,placed it on the bride-.
elect's head.
Jill thanked everyone for
their gifts and the hostesses,
Mrs, Bill- Hayden, '' Mrs.
Gordon Martin, Mrs., Larry
Fisher, Mrs, 'Jim Hayden and
Mrs, Carman Hayden.
t
ancer Socie'
At a Foresters .dance on Bert Harris won a. large
April 3 the -members of the ham in a draw. The. second
C. •
O F. at Be.nmiller donated -ham was won by an
$3243 to the Canadian Cancet;unidentified lady.
• Society. •
On . behalf of.. the Huron
Branch of the Cancer Society.
Bro. Les, Pitblado received a
cheque for '$3000. from Bro.
Bill ,Bogie.: This was the
'proceeds of, a Snowmobile
Marathon held in February.
At .the same time Sis
Phyllis Pitblado• presented a
cash donation of $243 of which
$204 came fromthe.'sale of
tickets on an afghan,
crocheted and donated by Sis.•
P, hyllis•Pitblado. •
The tickets were made and.
donated by D.D..Sis. Phyllis
Harrison. They were sold by
the members. of Court ).
Fascination:
• Thirty-nine dollar's was
collected to"a .voluntary coin
donation at the, entrance td
" the dance hall. The Cancer
Society was not the only.
beneficiary at this gala af-
fair.
The_ door prize - patio lights.
was ::won' by Mary Lynne.
Telford - of Goderich. Ferri
Moore of Albert St. Goderich
held the lucky ticket on the
afghan. • .
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ct> Wingham, Miss Reine
Reurink, Ashfield, ' lohn
Stanbury, Gerry and David
Berg, Marybelle and Dwight
Aldham, Johnny, Greg and
Lissa:
Paul Drennan, son of me.
and Mrs. J.C. Drennan
ju.red his ankle recently at.
home.
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DUGANNON lI.
• The 'Dungannon Dainty
Doodlers fifth', Meeting:.Was
held at the home of Mrs. Jean
Erringtonon Tl'iursdayApril
1. The roll call, :"What have
you decided to make' for your
free. choice article? was.
answered by.12 members. "
For • discussion' each
member" read a paragraph
about a historical outline of
embroidery from the leader's'
pamphlet.. The leaders, Mrs;,
Jean Errington and Mrs,
Donna. Young helped the
members• fill out the
discussion sheet:, •
The. girls divide into 'two
m
groups* for .•deonstration:
The leaders` .demond
strate
how to do the sheaf €iller .•
aitch •and ' the satin stitch,
The •members'practisedthese
,stitches on theirsamp•ler.
',The next meeting f?; at the'.
hem.e of Mrs. Donna • Young'
on Thursday, April.8 at 7.:15
,p. m.
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