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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-10-21, Page 25it • ressu cominto�. they're not there, and tell w,bat they are probably doing at the time. Ernie Coombs, when he's not travelling, lives in Pickering, just outside of Toronto, where he tapes his television •program. In his free time, he enjoys many- hobbies, anyhobbies, including painting and sketching, house -fixing, restoring old cars and fur- niture, and music. He has a daughter, aged 14, and a son, -11. His wife,. Lynn, a former Mr. Dressup coming to Gderh! On Sunday, November 7, the Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.E., presents two performances of Mr. Dressup's stage show, in the. Collegiate Auditorium. Shows are 42 :00 and 4:00 PM. As Mr. .Dressup; Ernie Coombs, star of the popular CBC. • children's television show now in its 12th year, will .`perforin a live stage show designed especially for young children. On stage, as on TV, Mr. Dressup invokes the • child's rich imagination to • enhance his enjoyment of the show - . On stage with Mr, Dressup wii11 be his famous "Tickle Trunk",- an . almost -magic repository for all. sorts of props and costumes. From the contents of this fantastic trunk, Mr. Dressup builds his , repertoire of characters, • • songs; and make-believe situations, which so, delight his young viewers. "Moving from one character Dressup may be a clown one moment, a pirate, cowboy, magician or African explorer the next. The Tickle Trunk is alwa full of surprises. Music and audience - participation. are featured in ' the show as well, with the children frequently joining Mr. Dressup .in songs, and offering.. enthusiastic suggestions and commentary throughout the performance. , ' Although 'the .puppets Casey and Finnegan are, seen with - him on television-, Mr.,'. 17ressup's stage appearance is a solo effort. Nsvertheless, the puppets are always asked . for by the audience, and Mr. Dressup has to explain why ..�77.���7_.7 7 7 7: 7 -V . 7 .� .1 \ '• • "The..Boardin.g • House" Formerly Axe. Recording Artist `MAJOR HOOPLE'S BOARDING. • HOUSE" and GRT Recording Artist "JAMES LEROY" TOGETHER NOW IN A GREAT NEW GROUP Plus - Returningagain this year "'TOUCH"• Saturday, Oct. 30 8-11 p.m. Goderich District. Collegiate ALL TICKETS - S3. Available at: GDCI or- RECREATION BOARD OFFICE 9 Waterloo St. S. 1 1 1 A 4 1 1 1 1 1 A A A. A A. A. A 1:.1 1 1 • 1 A. A. A. 1 1-4 actress and puppeteer, now devotes her full time to managing • their ..nursery school, which they've operated for the past 7 years. The . family also includes a varying number of dogs, cats,, guinea pigs, and a horse. • Busy as he is, Ernie prefers' this sort of life over a regular nine -to -five job, and main- • tains that he'd like to continue to educate and entertain children for as long' as he's' able to. Yea.'thou; 1 walk through the valley. 0 NESE AREWEII no ''w o death. Isholl fear ado ° of the 1 •. �6iL' for Thou oil with 'me. �• . - •1'wIm'. MRS. E.I. BLACK ''. Rev. G.L. Royal will conduct., the funeral service this'' afternoon'. for; the late.. Mrs. Edna Ilene' (Park) Black who died . Tuesday, October 19 at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. at the age of 68. 'Mrs. Black. was a, resident of 47 Elgin Street West, Apartment One,, in Goderich. • , Born March 24, 1909, to ,: Richard Park and the former Margaret Ann Reid at Dungannon she lived there until 1!131 when she moved to Ashfield Township: She later. moved to Goderich in 1963. On July 22;1931 she married Howard. Black who-. predeceased her .iri.1961. Mrs. Black was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church. She • is survived by. two daughters and two sons, Margaret (Mrs. Ray Stanley) of St. Thomas, Betty (Mrs. •Stanley Doherty) of. Port Albert,. Bill of Goderich and .Ron 'of St.'Thoinas. Also surviving are ' two sisters and three' brothers, Mary (Mrs: Arthur Stewart) of Port Albert, Ben,. John, Richard and Beth (Mrs: Ken Hodges) all of Dungannon, 'Interment is to be in Dungannon Cemetery. 150 . attend rail The Senior Citizen's. Zone 8 • the meeting at 3 p.m. with •a Rally: _ was held in Saltford Valley • Hall- on October 14 with 150 in attendance. The meeting was opened at 10:30 by Marg Grigg, President of Zone 8. Esther Rivett led singing and Mary Morris accompanied on the piano. Mrs. Zurbrigg 'of the' executive of U.S.C.O. of Stratford gave a talk also Leona Lockart of Clinton. At 1:30 the Zone 8 com- mittee held a business meeting. It was decided at this meeting that the Spring Rally be held in Dashwood in April. Mrs. Zurbrigg opened Dungannon talk on the rights of Senior Citizens. Leona Lockar-t also spoke.' The -president of each club gave .a . short - talk followed by a program consisting of solds, a ladies -quartet, violin, a'mouth,organ selection and a ladies duet, with accordion and guitar. .Mr. Inglis of Atwood gave a talk, The Senior Citizens of Goderich will hold their first Nov. meeting' on November 3 ,at . "McKay Hall. BeautyLOungeThe 8�1. East Street, Goderich Phone 524-8994 .pHogee ' What is Aphogee T.M. ? Aphogee T'M'' is a fantastic unbelievable. hair conditioner of the future. Aphogee "Land its positive uses in hairdressing is mind boggling, it is so amazing. After Aphogee T'M' has been cross linked or grafted and in- stigated into the hair shaft, it becomes extremely difficult to re - damage hair. . Aphogee TM' is par excellence -- as a, hair conditioner it manifests a vast' amount of -elasticity and springiness into the hair shaft. This factor translates into longer lasting .perfhs, tints, blow styling, iron curling and other `related services. If you would like to sample this amazing treatment, come in and we will put this treatment on' one-half of your head. of hair free'of charge and you be the judge. Try it. Seeing isbelievh q. • Reminder Have you had your get -acquainted free style cut with. Gail Louzon? Make your appointment for October 26 and 27 for your free cut with your shar'npoo and set. For your appointment phone the Beauty Lounge where;... `ho "Most Peopte' In the 'World 'Wilk Through Our hors. AMrs., Russo 3 Doings (continued from page 16 Davidson, Karl Morrison, •Larry MacPherson, Simon Forster, Brian Hackett, Darryl Beattie, Elwyn Brindley, Doug. Kuik., Kay Morrison Dorothy. Martin, Linda • .Jerome,' Janice Hackett, Doreen' Jefferson, Theresa Taylor, Barbara Hackett, Michele • Morton. . On Monday October 4, Mr. Murray Gaunt, Lib. MPP for our -area spoke to the Grade 8 students on the parliamen- tary system. This was followed by a question period which the students found very informative. Heike Kulle,.an 11 -year-old' girl- from Germany has recently cofne to Canada to live with relatives. She is learning English •.while continuing her :education in Rom 9, • Grade 6 at Brookside. Recently, Mrs. Warren. Zinn presented . Brookside With two copies of "Frontier Ways to NModern Days," a history of North-east Ashfield and part of West Wawanosh, for use in the library. • ' • ' GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1'19'I —PA is AUBURN AND fliSTRICT NEWS Irs. Vies MOH i;k 3,. 1. I BASEBALL BANQUET •, • were :only nine persons McDonald' of '.Seaforth; was the mission study onAfriea` The Auburn Baseball banquet was held on Thur- sday • •October 7 with .. 160 players, coaches and parents enjoying a pot -luck supper. Following the dinner, 'James Towe, chairman of the recreafion Committee thanked Glen Webster for his effort in organizing baseball .for the village _ this past season; Mr, Towe than1ted all ,the rate of $2.00 per child or who had taken part in any $5.00.per family charged to all way to make the 1976 Ball players in this year's baseball season a success. Glen Linea ue was unfair. Mrs,. Webster also thanked all. Schneider stated'that th those who had helped' by Little League players' were coaching, umpiring, driving not as hard on equipment as players to out -of town games - the other teams and therefore or during fisting in any capacity •should be charged at a lesser during 'the season. Mu'°q rate. It is hoped that. the Webster thanked Mrs. Bess Recreation Committee may Slater for her assistance as hear from other parents in secretary -treasurer and in , this regard. Mrs. 'Schneider organizing the banquet. also stated that shedid not.' • All present joined in a thank it fair for the Coach of round of _appce _ _for :- the Ladies 'assisting •in the kit- chen. Mrs. James Towe, Mrs. Garth McClinchey, Mrs. Ross Andrews, Mrs. Robert Arthur, Mrs. Robert Slater, Mrs. William Andrews, Mrs. Gordon Powell, Mrs. Brian Cartwright and Mrs, Donald Cartwright. Mrs. Brian Hallam thanked. the coaches who were Doug Giousher, Dana Bean,. Brian McClinchey, Terry Powell, Trudy Machan, Gary Hakkers, Linda Hakkers, ° Fred Lawrence, Rick Ferguson, Doug. Chamney, John Verwey, • Bill Sproul, Rick Slemen and Ross Dobie. Mrs. Garth McClinchey thanked . the' . umpires -who were Bill Robertson,; Brian. Hallam., Greg .Hallam, Keith Hallam, Larry - Lovett, -Rick Slemen, Chuck .Kerr, Darcy Andrews, Brad Andrews, Brent. ,Andrews, Robbie. Plunkett . 'Allan Caldwell, David Cartwright, Linda and Gary Hakkers, •. Doug Glousher, John . Verwey, Frank Van Dongen Jr., Terry Powell, Don Plunkett, Jim Schneider, Any Lubbers, Shannon Niblock, Bob' Powell. and all those who were called when the need arose.. - Brian McClinchey, coach of the second -'place team presented the Little League trophy . to Doug. Glousher, who coached the • winning team; Doug's Dodgers assisted by Ross Dobie. Players on the team were Captain -Mike Van Dongen, assistant. 'captain - Anita Hallam, Jamie D'aer, Dennis Schneider, Angela Schneider, Angela Vander Heyden, Melody Solman, Wendy Powell, Kevin • Whetstone, Karen Whetstone, Walter Johnston 'Paul Plunkett, Vickie' Rodger.' Mike Van- Dongen presented a gift to Doug . Glousher on behalf of the,Doug's Dodgers. • present, ;it wasdecided to -• secretary for the meeting. tellingabout the trials of the postpone the election until the After the minutes were ac-,. Christians and the whites in next meeting £o be held in the ',cepted as mall. a discussion to -day's `World* The meeting Community Memorial hall on took place about work shops ' was closed witf-i;a hymn, and Wednesday November. 3 at and itwas announced that the the benediction by Mrs: 8:00 p.m. All parents ' and Hamilton -London_. Synodical' Sanderson. teen -aged children in the would be held '"in Knox: A lunch was served byMrs; community are asked�.to• be Church, . Stratford, April 12 Daer. w k present. and . 13 1977. The 'Belgrave Mrs. -Jarpes ,Schneider_ Auxiliary, are to be the. presented a complaint to the.; ' Nominating committee," group,.. It was her opinion that It was announced that Miss Ida White had returned to India last week. It was an- • nounced that Mrs. Rochus Faber, the literature secretary = had the highest sales among the 47 secretaries. The January• annual meeting will . be held on January.12 in Seaforth. - Mrs. Bert. .McCreath of Goderich, Glad . Tidings secretary, asked all Youngblut and John of Auxiliaries to send in their Ottawa , and Mrs. ' William subscriptions immediately. McLennan of Winnipeg spent , Mrs. G.G. McEwan of Thanksgiving week end with ' the winning -Little- League Goderich, the treasurer gave Mrs. Myrtle-Munre team to purchase crests for the financial statement. The Mr. and Mrs.Howard his or her team out of their . offering was received by Mrs.'" Brown of Blue Springs,' own pocket. G.G. McEwan and Mrs. Missouri and Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Slater pointed Gordon Kaitting of Goderich Murray Barr of London out that the Little League - and dedicated with prayer by visited one ,day last week with team had been started by'Mrs. River. A quartette their uncle, Mr. Ed. Davies Mrs. Susan Haggitt and composed of Mrs. Clayton • and Mrs. Davies: herself and that in her opinion ` Edward:,. Mrs. Gordon Mrs. John Moore, former unless the. League could af- Kaitting, Mrs. Helen Lindsay Nora Grant of Teeswater and ford to purchase.. crests for all and Mrs. Ann Livingstone a teacher at S.S. No 9,Huliett, • players in the league that sang two numbers. Mrs. Bert and her -daughter, Cheryl- of there would, only be , the presentation of the trophy to the winning and the addition of shield engraved with the teani's name and year. The decision of, the winning coach to present his or her team with a crest Was done without consulting the Little. League committee and ..therefore must be. his or her.. •own. responsibility. Mrs. Slater' reported that the boxes have been placedin thestores for donations to the Community Hallowe'en party to be held on October. 30 at ' everyone could lead a more .. Mrs. Thomas :•Jphnston and 7:30 p.m. The Committee are abundant life, be alert and Miss Laura Phillips expecting to entertain 130"..where &she can help with We are sorry to report that children this year. Plans are money and time. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt is a underway to organize; 'a Mrs. Molly Waddell of patient in Clinton hospital Badminton Club;., anyone Seaforth thanked the speaker "°with a fractured ankle from a interested is asked to get in and all those who.had assisted fall on the Auburn street.. touch. with Lori Mansell' or in the meeting. The inspiring . Visitors on the week -end • Frank.Slater.: •' devotional period was taken with Mr. and. Mrs. ,Thomas • by Hensall W.M.S. Those ' Johnston and' Miss Laura KNOX UCW taking part were Mrs. Harvey Phillips were Mr. 'Harvey. Plans are underway by Hyde, Mrs, Rochus. Faber, Wightman, Waterloo, and his the members of the Knox Mrs. Gordon.: Schwalm and mothe Mrs: Earl Wightman United Church U.C.W. to hold Mrs. Bert Thompson: . The of . Lueknow, Dr: and Mrs - a Western Variety night in the Goderich Ladies served Nigel Harradine of London, Auburn . Community lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Medd Memorial Hall on Friday The October• meeting of the' and Aaronpf Ilderton and Mr: November 5' at 8:1.5 p.m. with Auburn Presbyterian and Mrs. William Guest :and local talent and guest stars Woman's Missionary'SocieW,,, Nancy of London. the Bradley _Family • of was held last Wednesday Mrs. Mary Rollinson and Clinton. - Tickets will be evening at the home of Mrs. son Mr. Murray Rollinson available from. Unit Leaders. _ Roy Deer: Thepresident.Mrs. returned home on the week,. The Autumn Thankoffering Wilfred Sanderson was in end after. visiting with the meeting. of Knox United charge. former's daughter, Mrs: Church U.C. •was 'held'on Mrs: Frances Clark was in - Alfred Weston and Mr. Sunday evening in . the charge of the devotional Weston in Toronto. church. The guests, were period and took . as her Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston. welcomed by Mrs: Ernest scripture lesson, Luke 4; 16-21 and Jennifer. of London ' 'Durnin and. Mrs. John. Dur- verses for her Thanksgivingvisited. on Sunday with .her nin. Mrsl` Allan Webster gave -theme. The meditation was parents Mr. and Mrs; Wilfred the Call to worship and followed by prayer. The roll^ --Sanderson.. • . welcomed everyone and Mrs: call was answered by a verse '. Norman Wightman`was the with each letter in • 4111.organist. Mrs. St.- Jean and Thanksgiving. G o d ench th Mrs. Peter Verbeek assisted .. Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock , in the devotional service: reported on the Huron HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The Executive and Directors of the Auburn Horticultural Society. mete in the Town. Hall last Tuesday evening with the president, Kenneth Scott in charge. The minutes were' accepted as read by the secretary Mrs. Beth Lansing. ;Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, the treasurer gave the financial statement. • Thank' you notes were read and plans were made to restore Santa and the cutter for,, the coming season. An „irfvitation to attend the Lucknow Horticultural Society was accepted. Plans were also discussed for the District annual to be held on April 23. in Auburn. The next' Open meeting was planned for November 1; when Mrs. Stewart.Blathwayt will demonstrate how to wrap in the Sunday . school room Christmas parcels and make and a social time• enjoyed. Christrnas- decorations. Thanks was given to the Premium bulbs will be given speaker by Mrs. Stanley Ball to the members. and a gift presented to 1VIrs. The, lunch : committee will Luther. be Mrs. • Dorothy Grange, Thanks for the invitation to :Mrs. .William L. Craig, Mrs. attend was given by Mrs. Russel Brindley, Mrs. John Wilmer . Rutledge of Nile, Durnin and ..Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson of the. Durnin. Mrs. Kenneth Scott, Presbyterian) . Woman's Mrs. Frances Clark and Mrs. Missionary Society and Mrs. Ross Robinson were named to Derr`i=c'k Lotenburg of represent the Horticultural , Dungannon. Mrs. Ernest' Society to plan for the Family Durnin president of Auburn Night with the Women's U.C.W. replied. Ttlstitute. WOMEN'S MISSIONARY • SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Allen and Barbara of Agincourt were week -end visitors with Mrs, Beth Lansing.. Mrs. Myrtle Munro visited - last week in Toronto''with her son, Mr. Robert Youngblut, Mrs.. Youngblut, Susan, Kristen°and Bruce. Mr. and Mrs.: Ed. Davies spent last week -end . at a cottage at Bayfield. Mr.' •_arid Mrs. Glen McCreath gave a reading on Sault' Ste Marie visited last Thanksgiving. Wednesday with .. Mr. and. The guest speaker, - Mrs. - Mrs..Andrew Kirkconnell. Alvin' Mundell, president of Miss Diane Kirkconnell has the Hamilton -London accepted a position with Synodical W.M.S. was in- Imperial Oil in • Edmonton, troduced by Mrs. Clayton. Alberta and has been working Edwaro of Goderich. She there for two months. spoke . of the work in the ' Mrs. and Mrs. Herb Monck Presbyterials 'throughout the of London and M. and Mrs. Synodical and took or. her ) , McKenzie of St. Thomas inspiring message -Worriers visited Mr.: and Mrs.. Ed. or Warriors relating the' Davies last Friday. . Christian's life in .to -days Mr. and Mrs. Stanley world took each letter•in McNall of• Welland. visited the words and. . told how. . last weekend with Mr. and - A duet was sung by Mrs. Eric Luther and Mrs. Clifford Britton of.Hensall. Mrs. Verbeek • gave a reading. on Thanks and Mrs. St.- John led -in prayer. A solo was sung by Mrs. Eric Luther and the offering was received by the ushers Mrs. William L. Craig' and Mrs. Robert Arthur. The guest speaker, Mrs. Eric Luther of Hensall was introduced by ,Mrs. Brian Hallam. She gave an , in- spiring Thanksgiving message and, _took as her theme -Be Joyful in the Lord. After the closing hymn and the benediction . by Mrs. Webster a lunch was served RECREATION SOCIETY COMMITTEE. Mrs, Elmer Rivers of The Auburn Recreation 'Seaforth, president of the committee "met on Tuesday • Huron Presbyterial of the •, .youth struck Presbyterial which had been held in Goderich that day, orders were taken for th e Presbyterian Calendars and Glad Tidings magazine. Invitations were accepted from the Knox United Church U.C.W. to attend their Thankoffering service oh October 17 and also to First Presbyterian Church Seaforth on Wednesday October 20 to their Thankoffering meeting when Mrs. E. Creasy, Synodical treasurer will be guest speaker. Mrs. Frances Clark, the, treasurer gave the financial statement and plans were to have the next meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank`Raithby. The •hynpn, Now 'singwe a. song of the Harvest was read andihe offering was received' by Mrs. Clark and dedicated by Mrs. Sanderson:, . Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock had x by car A five-year-old Goderich youth was taken:to Alexandra Mai ine and General Hospital for treatment of multiple injuries after being struck by a car on Cambria Road last, Friday: '' Daniel Suplat, - soar of Mr: and Mrs. Paul Suplat, 62 Albert St:, was walking along Cambria Road and ran into the .intersection of Park • Street and Cambria Road Where he was 'struck < by a vehicle . driven `by Lorna Mathers. RR 2. Goderich. . - Daniel "suffered .cuts and bruises and other complaints of pain. Open House THURSDAY, OCT. 28 7:30 p.m. • Goderich Municipal Day Nursery evening, October 12 in the Woman's Missionary Society, Auburn .a Cd m triunity presided for the Fall .rally Memorial hall. The meeting held last'Wednesday"in Knox was called for the purpose of • Presbyter Presbyterian all u r c h, electing officers for 'the Goderich. Recreation Committee before Due to the illness of the the .fall "and • winter season secretary, Mrs'. Lillian begins. However as there Kerslake of Seaforth, Mrs. 3. ro GLOUCESTER TERRACE • . (Former Queen Elizabeth School building) . .. We welcome everyone interested • - In pre-school education