HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-05-20, Page 17Vanastra
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John.. Anderson of Kippen
and Bob Lovell of Goderich
both hit 21 ' out of 25, traps in
the May 12 trap shot at the
Vanastra Gun Club.
John Hessel, Goderich shot
20 while Mery Batkin, Clin-
ton; Murray East, Clinton;
Lloyd Venner, Hensall. and
Greg Potter, Goderich shotl9
each. ..
Paul Mellor of Vanastra
s:hoj. 18 and Ashley . Gilbert,.
-Goderich .and . Doug.
McDonald; "Clinton ,shot 17
traps each. Brod Man of
Hensall shot 15: • '
At the-Vanstra'skeet shoot.
On May .15; Bill Stewart of
Goderich and Tom Jardine of
Auburn • • shot • 24 out- of 25'
skeets.
Bill Thompson of Clinton
shot 23, while Allen Turner of
St Marys; ,Paul ..Mellor,
Vanastra and John Hessel,
Goderich each shot 22.
Mery Batkin' of Clinton and
Harrison Shock of Zurich shot
21, while Ashley Gilbert of
Goderich shot 19. Paul
Wheeler and Jim East both of
Clinton shot 14 skeets each.
Familar faces
in .Blyth play
Some familiar faces,
particularly to Londesboro
area residents, will be much
in evidence next week when
Blyth Little Theatre presents
the comedy "Barefoot in the
Park."
Rick Snell, a Londesboro
resident and veteran star of -
comedy fare at Central Huron.
Secondary School in Clinton,
will take the male lead. role in
the comedyby Neil Simon.
The part of his liberated
young wife will be played by
•Mary Ellen Walsh, a teacher
at Hullett Central School in
Londesboro. The othertwo
main roles are taken. by Pat
• Hulley,. Who was oneof the
amateurs involved if'•"The->
Mousetrap" ` last year' at
Blyth. Summer Festival; and
Don Nicholson, who ' also
played , a role in.
"Mousetrap."
The show will take place at
.Memorial Hall, Tuesday,
May 25 and Friday, May 28 at
8;30 p.m. Tickets may be
reserved by calling 523.9646.
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St. Joseph's church at
Kingsbridge " was filled to
capacity on Sunday, May 16
at the 10:30. Mass when. 21
Grade Two children made
their First' Holy Communion
in a group under the guidance
of Mrs. Ann • Riegling.
Reverend Father Ed -ben- .
tinger Celebrated Mass.
Certificates .and rosaries
Were presented tothe
children by Mrs.IIiegling and
Mrs. Redmond on behalf of
chuich life conveners . of the •
Catholic Women's Leagues of
Kingsbridge and St:
A.ugustine. • Miss Nancy
Anderson 'provided special
music for the pupils of Grades
1. to 8.
• The following is a list of the
children .Making their First
Holy Communion: Ricky
Becha.rd, Maria Dalton,
Theresa Foran, Margaret
Knoop, Edward Plasschaert,
Danny Wilson, Linda
VanOsch, Dareenl Connelly,
Jackie Delbergue, David
Franken Robbie Maize,
Craig Riegling, Tommy
VanDiepan, Sally VanOsch,
Sean Culleton, Lonny
Doherty, Patrick Frayne,
Anna Nagel, Todd Scharlach,
John VanOsch, Stephen
.VanOsch.
Junior Pelletier was ,unable
to attend because of illness.
Following the. Mass a • light
Lunch • was served in the
Parish Hall by members of
the Catholic Women's League
to the children, Father
Dentinger., their teacher and.
immediate members of their
families, • •
COMMVIUNITY NEWS:.
Mrs. On -nand Heffernan
was admitted to the intensive
care .unit of the Wingham and
,District General Hospital' on
Monday, May 10..We wish her
a speedy recovery., While in
-pita'f; 'Mrs •-1•e€•f'etian
learned. ;of the . death of her.
brother, •.. Mr..' Charles
Bilodeau in Montreal who
died on: Wednesday, May 12.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Heffernan and
families.
Area residents were . sad-
dened to
ad-dened'to learn of the death of.
Mr.. Jim White in Warren,
Michigan en Thursday, May
-13. Mr. White • was the
husband of the former Mary
Perry, daughter of Nick and
Eva (Drennan) Perry,for-
merly of Kingsbridge.
Funeral service was held on
Monday, May 17 in Warren,.
Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Drennan attended - the'
, funeral.
Mrs. Donald Frayne was
admitted to the Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital,
Goderich; on Saturdayr•May
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Including some items from the jalb
Consignment items welcome.
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Fpr more information phone 524-9189.
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•15, following an accident on
Highway 21, North Of
Goderich: Mrs. F•rayne.and.;
her daughter Donna were On
their way. to Goderich; when a:
trailer home being towed by
an oncoming car came loose.
Mrs, • Frayne received
• lacerations and, bruises 4114 a
deep cut to . the chin. The
Frayne car was completely
• demolished: and . Donna was.
'unhurtl
Congratulations 'td Mr. and
:Mrs.Bob Hackett on the birth•
of a baby boy 4n the Wingham
and District General. Hospital
on Saturday, May 15.
Carl Courtney, son of Mr. -
and Mrs. Joe Courtney, had
surgery' performed .on his •
ears in, the Wingham and
District General Hospital on
Wednesday, May 12.. •
Approximately 20 1ad•ies
enjoyed a Tupperware Party
atthe home of Mrs. Marlene •
Ma.cDonald on Tuesday
evening;' May 11. Barbara
Snowden of RR 2, -Lucknow,
conducted several games and
demonstrated •the different
pieces of Tupperware": Lunch
was served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mid-
degaal and family of Blyth
and Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Peters. Gaggel of Goderich
were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanOsch '
and members of the VanOsch
families:
Mrs.. Bernardine Kinney
visited with friends in
Detroit, Michigan; following
--the Catholic Women's League
Convention held at ` the
Canterbury. Inn, Sarnia, on
Tuesday and :Wednesday, ;'
May 11 and 12, returning to
her home here. on Monday,
evening, May 17.
Swimming Registration.
will take place at Kingsbridge
on Saturday, May 29, from 2
to .4 o'clock for ' Elementary.
and Secondary children who
wish to jke part in Swim=
ming Instructions at the •-
Lucknow Swimming Pool on
Mondays tte Fridays from
July 5 to July 30. Pickups by
bus wilt be at Brookside
school, Dungannon, • Nile, ._
Sheppardton, • Port Albert
Anglican . Church
.Kingsbridge school, Kintail
store and North Ashfield.
Hydro and telephone
services- were interrupted
following the severe thunder
storm . and torrential rains
that fell on. Sunday evening.
The 'freshly planted fields of
corn and spring grains as well
as basements were flooded*
Proper cans
for fuel
nowt law
Sidney B. Handleman;
•Ontario'sconsumer minister,
has reminded all motorists,
campers, cottagers and..
boaters that changes in the `:`
Gasoline . Handling Act now
require all portable gasoline
cans to be certified.
"If a can does not bear the
ULC- (Underwriters'
Laboratories of Canada) or
CSA (Canadian Standards
Association) label, it may=not
be used to carry, gasoline,"
the minister warned.
Mr. Handieman's
statement came on the heels..
of reported misun-
derstandings which.
developed: when service
station personnel refused to
fill uncertified containers.
"It seems that a large
segment of , the gasoline-
buying public is not aware of
this legislation. However, a
service station attendant who.
refuses to pump gasoline into
an uncertified container is
only obeying the law of 4he
province... ii
"Furthermore, the at-
• tendant is aware of the risk to
which the purchaser' is ex-
posed when transporting 'or
storing gasoline in something
, otherthan ' an .approved
continer," the minister said.
Both service stations,''tand,
attendants are subject tb'stiff
fines for contravention of the
Act.
Herb Jones, director of the' .:•
energy safety branch of the
Ministry of Consumer and'
Commercial Relations, says
that since January of - this
year, when, this change in the
Gasoline °Handling •.Act
became effective, there have
been no •rejyortedlincidents of
injury' or property damage
involving certified Con-"
tainers°
oDl~RICH. SI3NA1*S''4R,
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I think I will go this way. Throngs of youngsters turned out for the bicycle rodeo Saturday
morning at the arena. Police Chief P.D. King: noted that several children had bicycles that
were too large and had difficultymanoevering there around the curves. (staff photo)
Goderich Little' Theatre performances and •
will hold its annual dinner'on ' b•
pack again next:sas�4ta..
Wednesday, - June: 2nd at the
MaitlandCountry Club at 7:00
p.m ,
In order to assist caterers,
Organizers woufd appreciate
reservations being Made by
those who plan to attend..
Please call 524-7226, 524-7423.
The '75 . '76 seasonfora-
G.L.T° ended with the,
Saturday ...performance of
"Hasty Heart". It is hoped
members enjoyed the three
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The executive • wishes td
express sincere thanks to•all
who participatedd in the.; three
plays.
During the past week the
Goderich Police: •Department
. laid 14 •charges under the.
Highway Traffic Act, one
under. the NarcoticsAct, tWO
•under the Liquor Licence Act.
and two under the Criminal
Code of Canada
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