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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-29, Page 3u turn ..ue ecoloiSatUrdayYstt Goderich Green Thurnbers, In the. closing .scene the inspection of their blue i.chaeJ' 1Vladden and George Green Th ambers g umb ers returned to box. Zoethout• slipped onto the the stage to challenge their The bluebirds will stage to set up the props .(;a audience .to concern them- the stageat the rotted fdncepost and a new selves with "Ecology again at the n one) while "Gonna Find Me a re"sponsilfi4ity of 1 Green umbers aregu Bluebird" ix 'was being. whistled Canadians and urged`%m to 1Dg a the th Th d S consider. the Bluebird in School. G narrator, particylar and welcomed art . g ) her' :place .and very introduced • the skit that was originally to have ' b" • n �called- . AA.ch.ievement Da.yMy Window (inaccessibility of this record•ing,necessltated the last minute change in • .» -'�,_,for June 1Thi ' �.rns rase t idlsttjctP n at on stole the show at the annual district meeting of. Horticultural Thee Home .Economics will bepresenting .skits a District No, 8, held last Branch of the Ontario exhibits on. varlou • In Level 1 semi-final play. n to Dave• Weary .set up. an ext overpowering attack using Ian - two bishops, a knight and his ird queen to win the third and ria deciding game "against Jim are . Kingsley. Dave now advances tp. the finals against Charlie MacDonald, . a • as the Th Bl b' d' al meet held and sun urs ay' in-.. May at Victo .Vickie. Beattie • s . Guests, (all -a es took h 1always welcome, capably set this club.• Church in Egmondvrlle. Food is again holding 4H "Your presence will show A recording., of Bluebird Norn e m a k in Club your support for the :young calls and nesting songs lured 4chievement_Days. • in Huron people in the. County," says Chas. MacDonald Mama filtiebird, Robin y• Jane S, Pengiiiey,' Home Macdonald,' and Papa The girls are participating Economist for Huron Lave Weary Bluebird, Patrick , Madden, inthe current 'project, "A, County. - . onto thescene in quest of a Touch of $titchery". During 'nesting post. this project, the girls learned seven. embroidery stitches and their •variations. . A special emphasis was placed on design..pr.inciples and color co-ordination. Members had the opportunity to make a "learning stitches" article, plus a "free -choice" item. Miss Jane Pengilley, Home 'Economist for Huron County, Mary Donnelly and Eleanor - will. be conducting Erskine. topped the North - Achievement Days South competition.at the April throughout the county. 20 meeting of the Goderich D Horne & School h Dungannon Area Duplicate Bridge Club Achievement Day: .is at scoring 1.051/ points. There • ' Brookside Public School on. • ,, were seven tables in play, el. June 12. Barr. y -. Deathe and A.t op1C on �-mett'1caton All friends and ••relatives Weems The regular irneeting'of the ---Goderich-Honre---arid -School Association"was held on Wed-' ,nesday, April, 14 in the. Library of Victoria -Public, • School. • ° ' Following the business portion of the meeting, Mrs. This is a repeat of Mast year's finals when Dave put • up. .a•real ,good fight but 19st: two games to one. In the first game of the 'finals this year Charlieplayed a:' flawless, game to•take a one.game lead in the series. Charlie is, trying for his fourth consecutive nd n.. *t,,, nt,,h MMT,ntrropresSaturday at the United Ministryof Agriculture and related to In Level 2 semi-finals Harold Kloeze bounced back to play two very close games against Kirk Lyndon. Harold won both games towin the series two games to one, 'Harold will now play in the finals against' Dennis Little. This should be an extremely close series as there was only .8 percent difference between the ,two players over the season, Dennis, took first place ' with_.654 'wilt . loss percentage while Harold was, .second with .696, Harold is presently the Level 2 champion while D is won LEVEL 1. W L D PCT.., FINALS Green Thumbe•rs, Kim Dobie, Jennifer• Campbell, _ Michael Madden' and George Z.oethout, all wearing green thumb gloves, proceeded to solve the bluebird's dilemma' bynailing a fine bluebird. house to the new fence post. Mama and Papa Bluebird soon discovered the new accommodations which they thoroughly inspected, and proceeded to . feather it. In moments they were surrounded by a delightful brood of cheerily chirping • baby' bluebirds all dressed in the bright silken plumage of ooriya took second their parents, Probably one ,are invited to attend the ,af spot . With; 99% points while nth fastest 7iit•uba'tib31s ln.xern0On , rir ogr:.aixi__.. vhirh .: q-a_r3� apaine olid- Gail Bluebird history! begins at 1:15 p.m. The girls ,' Hovey settled for third with 86% points and Ray Fisher and Torii' Eadie were' fourth With 811/ points. Evelyn ' Galbraith and• Dawna Sproule topped the East-West section.' with 10 LEVEL2 FINALS Dennis Little 0 Harold Kloeze , 0 LEVEL3 WINNER Sam Hassan • LEVEL4 • FINALS John Kloeze ,0 Larry Gower' 0 0.. 0 1.000:... 1` 0 ' .000 Grien Club sees w to grow ilnnts in botties On, Wednesday, March 21; The Goderich Garden Club Christmas' Fair at 'Saltford • Bridge League spring ' I97 held its monthly meeting, in last October, and many charity game was played a the, '.boaLdroom at the people had wondered how he the April 20 meeting of the 1 points while Auleen "Curry' and Jean:, Papernick took •.- second .place with 931, points.. "Vera Hill and Dave Cornish • settled —for -thud -.-spat: Wath e point total of 8.9. with' fourth _ spot going to Joanne Duck- worth and Lee Ryan, plants - at .>the ..-Colborne' The American Contract Davidson introduced the guest' speaker , for the evening, Doug Bundy, a teacher at G.D':C . , Mr. Bundy's topic was a "Metrrcationand-he-gave.a explanation as to why Canada is going metric. He also showed some slides 'and answered . questions which 6 " .000 .000 •. ODDER I(:H SIGNAL -STAR, TI URSDAY. Level 3 two,years ago,. In, Level 3 George Young was unable to be available for the finals and so the Cham pionship goes to Sam Hassan, However Sam had to work hard•for it as he defeated both - Mike Koszycki and • John Kane to make the finals, Congratulations are in order 'Tor' Sam winning' a Level Chatmpionshi.p •, in ,his •first- .year With the club.: In-, Level :4 semi-finals. Kathy Weary :put up, a good fight winning,; th'e- second ganle'but lost the third giving John Kloeze the series: john. wiilnow play Larry Gower in - the :�finals. John is jnore ex= perienced but Larry had a great season winning 20. games and had a percentage of .438 `compared to .444 for John: . • • The co1uf'.>rAit that's i'd4t4 faro.; 6F �� by Scotty'Hamilton�wr Moa year prvbiems to "Impcct' c/a, tk'Xit'paper AIi'Itttl�µ w,ll be onswered provided o stomped addressed'en ope si„enclosed"$ome'of• general'interest. wilt be pul?Ii3 ed Leans mus4•be sipped but tMe will NOT reyeaf yoar'dgntny "These Questions and Anovers boost an Qntario, tow, are ppublished to inform rind not to..adyisp, No one should try to appry or interpret ttse law withoist the'. aid and advice of a fraih d expert w ie knoyra the' 111 forts, since.. the foots of etich case may change the, appbcolion af,the taw.” NO PHONE CALL S'.PLEASE (MILT 'PLACE -,Prop.) headquarters for ALL. your glass needs;. RESIDENTIAL & '. COM M E R:C: ,AL., 524-.2671 50 'Lighthouse St:. `• Tei Pry e Re Sort td i. tats#riot Represgntative'. loon benonme: • 75 H Ml TQN � 4 rODEERiG`H• ,MONUMENTS MARKERS LETTERING 524- 2373 or e.6621 call BILL MEL 'IL\t�`1i,t11/ j Ota_ ICK -at your COLLISION REPAIR, CENTRE • •- SOUTH END Ropy 5244181' P,AXFI.ELD RD, GODERI-CH Mrs. Meredith Young has returned home -after spending 0'.00 ' three weeks• in Clinton Public 000 Hospital recuperating from - 'pneumonia. . some people • had. ,:.His -presentation- -was- enjoyed -.by-- all who attended: • _ 'Next `m'eeting will be held :May 12 at 8:00 p.m. in •the Library of Robertson Public School. This will be the last meeting for the 1975-76 term and time for the election : of ' officers for the 1976-77 term This will be followed by a film <'Fragile, entitled , ,• n__4t ari e_With Care' ori:d a discussion on child abuse led: by Mr. Bruce Heath, Director of the Children's Aid Society and Kim Hill a psychologist assessment building---wa-s-able to-kee-p--these::plan'ts -, Gariertdkj jub Such •charity - Sue Gower, membership growing, • games have long been a convener, has received a total tradition of the•ACBL and this of.' 62 fees for'the year' 1976 - The door prize was won. by Miss and Year..books,. containing ary Campion, a pin -k the schedule of events for the • Arric violet' donated by season, were distributed. Mrs. Jessie Beach. Mrs. Edna Shaw won the` bottled More memberships should come in; at the May 19 plant, which Mr. Finnigan meeting which is the plant prepared at the meeting. auction" meeting at ; St. The meeting closed with George's Anglican Church. coffee served by the .social All 'members or- would-be committee, Mrs. Peartand members were reminded to Mrs. Argyle. Come with their extra plants and a, pocketful of change to • obtain seedlings and other stock to plant before the 24th of May. The guest speaker at this April meeting was .George' —Finnigan, Arborist, for the Department of Highways at - Stratford. He demonstrated how to grow various seedlings and small green plants in various shaped bottles. ' . George had `a' beautiful- tbllection of bottles and TELEVISION year the proceeds were. donated to.- the Arthritis' Foundation. • The',Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club meets every Tuesday night at the Maitland Country Club. r BEA REGULAR l BLOOD DONOR `, Lakeshore. 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We have now separated but she has gone ahead and rented out this store with herself as sole lessor which means that she is receiving ALL of therent each month which .I don't think is right, since l;helpedto pay for the place originally. i've spoken to..a lawyer about this but he says there is nothing that 1 can do, I'm hoping he may be wrong so t'd like to get. your opinion on this situatiorf. Unfortunately' the law does not look at it your way. .Because you caused the property to be transferred into the name of your wife alone a "presumption of advancement" arose, This means '.the law presumes you gave her the property as a gift. Unless you can show a court of law that the circumstances were such as to rebut this -presumption, you are out of luck. 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