HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-08-26, Page 16The Ralston Purina
Company
WOULD LIKE TO
announce
the new
PURINA
dealer
in the
GODERICH AREA
is
Smiths Farm and .
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Garden Centre
62 Ha tri i Ito'n Street, Goderi ch.
We would like to express our sincere ap-
preciation to the 'former dealer . George
Wraith for his 25 years, of service:
PAGE 12—*GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1976 .
±RUUN'flAND AB0Ill WIiN. MARTHA
Just a short time until the
kids return to school. In a way
I want to say = "Goodie=e-e",
in another way I'm abit.
sorry, because a lot of kids
are away from home, having
a great. time ..learning about
other places, people and
thugs.. '
'Hopefully they are learning
respect-- f'or authority. and
people and other .people's
things that they have taken
Help your
neighbour
when
you help
yourself
Your own community.,
has'first call on every"
dollar you deposit in
Victoria and Grey Trust..
.1n effect, we rent money
from you and pay that -
ri,Money out in mortgages
and other loans right in
•your own community.
Mcmber Can,iii,a D6"osit •
insurance: Corp
and
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T.,RUST COMPANY. SINCE 1889
Manager A;A. Weatherby.
524-7381 Goderich
for granted —Or ignored—at.
home. Let's hope the glimmer?
haS given each oneaomething
new to think about and some
respect for filings they
Let'S hope, foo, for more
disciPlin'e in the school
system which will, hopefully,
encourage more discipline at
What we really need is
rnore encouragement for the
youngster§ the things they.
can do in the arts and crafts.
For the 150 Birthday ,
Celebration .in 1977 I would
like to see a ,great display of
these talents. We need the
opnortunity to ' show what
youngsters from six to 16
(and over) .are doing in the
line of drawing, painting,
.sculpture, woodwotking and
Summer '.77 is not far away
the teachers will encourage
and iristrttet _these young
people,. starting early in the
school year for the Centennial
Celebration showing next
summer. It is great to, see
•how each child - i'n his own
special way can really
develop'. in whatever craft he
I hate.. to see a class
struggling with a subject that
-Sonne like and others cannot
cope with: For those who like.
tri,draw let them really work
at it:- but if -the kid in the next
chair hates it let him sculpt
or .carv_e - or bake a cake - as
long as he really wants .to do
doubly safe ;to fly: "If one
motorknocks out the %other "
takes over:. Isn't that
reassuring?
Well, a great lady of
:.Goderich, Jennie_McGratten,
has just celebrated her 96th Fr . Marianne
Mr, .and Mrs:. Eugene
birthday. Isn't that just ,Frayne; solos•by. Marian g
d. Frayne accompanying Dalton and family' of Windsor
visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Mark Dalton and - farrtily,
Mrs.. Maureen Chilton and.
son. Tommy returned to their -
home in- Moose Factory on
Monday, August -23 '.after,
11;4.
wa
rgsbridge ladies provtde_pariy ct jfuronview
Members - off the. Barbara, Michelle and
Kingsbrid"ge Catholic Philip .spent the weekend with
Women's Lague visited Mr. and Mrs."CyrilAustin.
Huronview on •Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
August 1'8,. and prlavid:ed Hogan of Hanover attended.
entertainment and treats"to . the . funeral of his cousin,
u..
the patients there. Master of- Dennis 1:fogan, at K,ingsbridge
Cerernonies; •Mrs. Betty on Saturday,.August 21,
Frayne called bn the Ed Dwyer and son Bobby of
following numbers: songs by Newcastle visited : with. Mr.
Miss Donna. Sue Errington; and Mrs. Donald Frayne and
Scottish dances by Miss Lisa , liiinily this pastflweekend.
it wonderful? Tell.',her. Go
herself, on . the piano; and
Six months is a' very short .bless" ,for .all,`of us, will you p.
time in which to really work Stam .. time twirling' by Miss Vicki
up something • worthwhile . I hope -you enjoyed theLynn Doherty: Duets: by
showing - but give him the Flowery Show put on, by the ' Father Ed Dentinger and
chance to show that he"really Green'Thumbers -"the juniors, 1VIariaiine . - Frayne were
• -lik'es to do these'things,.. A-• :. of the focal Garden Club; at" followed by; a sing song" with
I've stated•this rather badly Suncoast Mall, These all the patients joining in.
-but I. think you will know. youngsters under •the Happy birthday was sung and
" how- I feel about encouraging• guidance of Jean Barnett and gifts 'presented to all those
—the children -ratan early age her helpers made a wonderful having birthdays in the
to -work at the' things they showing month•.of August. -Cup cakes
enjoy doing, Mrs, Barnett tells me these •,and refreshments were
I `recall:' so well;, when.:my boys and girls rec. ived'in-- served.
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boys were 'small. I had been struction re the r les and Members of the Lucknow
doing same soap sculpture to regulations:: to- .:sh wing- the Catholic Wamen's—League-_
those days we had nice great flowers at times you wan- presented a musical program
big bars of Ivory soap and it dered if any of .the info' was ' -to patients in the- Pinecrest
was beautiful for this pur- sinking in. But, they all Manor, -Lucknow oh Thur-
- pose. Anyway, I . suppose in•turned . out making better sday, August . 19. Mrs._
"show and tell" - or whatever points than many of the adult Margaret MacDonald was the
they called it in• those days,'members. master of ceremonies for the
word got to the teacher and I Art and Mary Bordeau of following' ,program Lisa
was invited to teach the Art's • Landscaping -- and Frayne danced. the Highland
classes certain days a. week Nursery Centre on Bennett Fling; songs by the Stapleton
on this easy type of sculpture. Street once again supplied girls; duet . by Father. Ed
Dentinger and Elmer
Umbach with everyone
joining in. Tickets for the
prize draw were picked by the
patients at Pinecrest.
Congratulations to the
following.. winners: hand
made quilt, Mrs. Susan (Hall)
Moffat, of Lucknow; overnice
tote bag, Gordon King, Peet
Dover'; baby's crib blanket,
Loretta - Dohert•y,.
King -abridge;. ' five Wintario
tickets, ` S. Hunter of
Etobicoe; hand '-made
decorative cushion, R.
MacDonald, Georgetown;
and I can only hope it carried and learn of many,wonderfur man's "walle.t Bernice
thru 'in their ,growing. up . things that are happening ,in 'Drennan, RR 7, 'Lucknow.
years. the. plant world today... Plans are being made for a
It take§, a.lot of practice in Another chance to go to the bridal shower to; be held at
drawing, or•whatever to get C.N,E:: Sunday August'29. North Ashfield ' church '.
to the point where. you Can be See Coming. Events for info. basement on Friday evening;
proud of something you've . Love Martha. August 27 for Miss Brenda
spending two :weeks vacation
With . her mother Mrs. Mark
.Dalton and members of the
Dalton family.
Miss . Leona Hogan com-
n eneed.. employment at the
Ingham 'and .District
General Hospital on Monday,
'August 23. '
Mr, and Mrs. Kerry Rogan
and• family". of Glencoe •and..
Miss Fay 'Hogan of Owen
Sound visited during the past
Week with their' parent"s Mr.
• and, -.Mrs. Connie4Hogan and,
attended the funeral• services
of : their cousin Dennis
• Saturday, August 21.
• Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred.
Austin spent, :holidays this
past week in Parry Sound and
the Muskeka District.
Several . from this area,
attended the Trinity -Ashfield
Homecoming Sunday held at
the Brookside school on
Sunday, ,August 22. Worship
service at.ii arm. was taken
by the Reverend•• Albert. J.
Cook. Organist ` was Mrs.'
Ruth .,.Alton: Approximately
475 - persons enjoyed the
luncheon ,which was followed
at 2 p.rn. "by a ..program..
Special congratulations to the
'members of Trinity United
Church of. Ashfield for- this
very, special day and: for the
History book, "Frontier Ways
to Modern Days".. .
• Mr.— ,. aiici-.`lVkrs -J�rrn
MacDonald (Kathleen
Dalton) and daughters 'Julie
and Shawna who have been
holidaying with her father,
• Mr: Raymond Dalton and the -
Dalton farnilltes returned to
their _ home in Edmonton,
Al 'erta by car, leaving here
an , Saturday afternoon,'
August 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Dalton.
visited on Sunday, August 22 -
in St. - Clements Wath her -
-parents M'r. and Mrs. George .
Lienhardt: and with.her, sister
Mrs. 'Brian „,White, Mr. White °
and family.,
continued on page 17)
I've never forgotten how plaques and other prizes to
eagerly most of these this group... Art is' quite ah -
children worked. _ leones noyed that more adults are
who were, ,not interested not • taking notice ' or en -
always forgot to being their couraging these talented
bar of soap or the paring knife Youngsters. He thinks they
or - something. Anyway, I ' are missing a good thing -and
realized .this and Jet . them ' most likely we are.
work at something else - ' Everyone is very proud of
praising - their efforts even• thein and these youngsters
tho' it was not in my depar . are learning a . lot about
':tment. • ' - plants, flowers and ecology
I don't recall anything . that will last the',rest of their
fantastic conning out 'of these lives. .
classes but the enthusiasm They are taking a trip soon,
and encouragement meant an to the Arboratum at O.A.C., in
awful lot to those youngsters -. Guelph where they will see
done. . - . . .
The -catch here is to not tie
so proud that you set that
piece- up and never try to
impre- e . on it. This is most,
- _i pportant - •-you can always
improve on anything you do
or ave.done - so keep at it!
Id -see the Day Nursery • is
ready to go early in 'Sep-
tember. - Carol Egerier has
been working hard for years
with this_ much needed ser-
vice. She deserves a lot of
credit. - along with a number.
of other girls who over the
years have given a lot' of -
valuable assistance. - This fall, a very nice gal
who has already helped a lot,
�';1yill be Carol's assistant and
Carol couldn't ask for'a nicer,
more conscientious - person
than Mary Ann Shanahan.
Good luck girlsa you'vea big
job ahead of you again. It is
wonderful to have,--, the
patience Of, a saint arid- such
great love for little children.
The nursery school is in the
big old school. opposite St.
Peters' Church again . this
year. -
I-' often . "drop in." at the
airport to see what's cookin'
and recently saw - a small
aircraft with two propellers -
fore _ and aft - which
fascinated me. It . was • a
Cessna twin engined job,
N6386F, that is..'apparently
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Items marked at. Sale Pricers will be Player ......
Pianos,. Electric pianos,. Organs, and other '
items.
Up to 6 months Free Lessons to first-time `-
Organ buyers. a -
Adulfs can 'Pit -0' fer for Free Draws of:'
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Sales Representatives
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Moran bride -elect, Envelopes
are available. at Lanes,,
Kintail,' and Amberley. stores .
for anyone wishing to go in oft
..the gifts. -
Father Dentinger and
Brother Carl Voll are making
their annual retreat at Camp:
Huronia from August 23 to 28.
.Mass this week at St'.
Joseph's Kings fridge is at 8.
a m,
Mr -s. Marie Austin moved;'
on Saturday, August 21 to her
new apartment at 2350 Bir-
•chmount ' Road, Agincourt; '
Apartment 70. '. Her many
friends and relatives and
neighbours 'wish her health
and happiness arid presented
her with `gifts prior to• her
departure. - - ..
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recently. She cpmpleted the .
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