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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-09, Page 9• ,.:. • .kt,1,4.,1A-i, • 17 :;..Goderich Little 'Judy Mattress; tickets, held its annual Lynnette Finlayson; social n4 election of officers conveners, Marj McFie and Maitland Golf and Marlette Chisholm. Following the election there was a sing -a -long -and dancing with the music being supplied by Frank Bissett and June Iiill. • The new executive promises an exciting season ahead and hopes to see many Goderich residents at the upcoming plays. Club on June 1, 1977. new executive for the season are: president. Rissett; vice- nt, Ruth Leonard; ng secretary, Kathy s; treasurer, Jackie, •corresponding ary, Ann Coulter; ty, Sue Knudsen and luI .14 JUBILEE 3 oapbox Derby FONSORED BY THE GODERICH FIREFIGHTERS udging - 10 a.m. JUNE 30 Trophy for best designed cart Derby - 9 a.m. - JULY 1 DIVISIONS • Midgets - Ages 8 and 9 Juniors - Ages 10 and 11 Intermediates- Ages 12, 11 and 14 „.,. 3. Cash prizes in each division Trophy for winner each division • • 0111' • -•-•• • eadline to Enter Sat., June 18 NTRY FORMS AVAILABLE LOG CABIN MPLETED FORMS TO RETURNED TO CABIN .4 Sincere sympathy , of this communitY is extended to . Dorothy and Donald Parrish and family, on the death of Dorothy's father, Rae T. ' Watson, Sr. of Landon who passed away on Wednesday, June 1 at the St. Joseph's -Hospital in his67th year. His body rested at the Needham Memorial Chapel, 520 Dundas Street where. the • funeral service was conducted on Saturday, June 4. Reverend D.M. " Badger of the Wellington Street United Church officiated with in- terment in the •Mount Pleasant Cemetery. • Sincere sympathy is also extended to Mrs. Robert Hoy of Goderich on the death of her husband in the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich on Tuesday, May 31 at the age of 70 years. His body rested at the Stiles Funeral Home in Goderich where the funeral service was held on Thursday, June 2. Burial was in the Maitland Cemetery. This area was thankful for the rain that came during this Past week after the drought of several hot weeks. The hay, corn and other field crops will surely come along better now. Some local farmers have already begun cutting their fields of hay. , Several from this area gave blood at the Blood Donor's clinic held at the Goderich District Collegiate. Institute recently. A large crowd attended the open reception held for Bruce and Ann (Dalton) Pritchard on Friday, June 3 at the Saltford Valley Hall. Students attending the Goderich District Collegiate Institute participated in a 10 Kilometre walk-a-thon on • Monday afternoon, May 39 to raise funds for new track and field facilities to be con- structed on a 10 acre -parcel of land south of the school. Between 6,000 and 7,000 dollars is the estimated amount raised. Special thanks ti all •those who sponsored the `students. Miss Sue Vogt of Livohia, Michigan .visited last ,w'eekend at the home of her -parents; Mr., and, lip Peter Vogt and family. Over $3,000.00 will be realized from the 40 mile bikeathon that took place on Saturday, June 4 sponsored by the Lucknow Minor Hockey Club. There were 114 registered and started from the C. 8e.° M. Transport in Lucknow. One hundred and six persons finished the 40 miles and each received a silver dollar. Four cyclists made the round trips in three hours. All local organizations, service clubs and Townships assisted the Minor Hockey League in planning and looking after Lhi30 ;/.. • • The ProceedSiv0111,og,c., towards safety glass ,t1a/ZUF)5.11OW -arena. • The house bei0-141111/1141 Mr' and Mrs. cecit,McKall; on the 4th concessionof Ashfield Township just west of Dungannon was burned to the TgChetulcdauosof the nSunday.-'.7.11114`nPe';.15s. believed to be a faulty dryer. Mr. and Mrs. McNall lbst all their belongings. Students at St. Joseph's school at Kingsbridge par- ticipated in a Field Day On Friday and Monday . of last week. At time of writing the results are not known. Mrs, Victor Finney (Rita Wallace) and her son and daaghter-in-law, • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Finney of Stratford visited with their former, neighbdurs, at Kingsbridge kapers Kingsbridge and Kintail during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dalton of Toronto visited with friends in this area on Wednesday, June 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Meer - beck and his father Mr. Leo Moerback, a patient at the Nuronview Nursing HOme, Clinton visited with friends at Kingsbridge during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hackett and son Aaron returned to their home here on Sunday, May 29 following a three week vacation with relatives and friends at Cold Lake, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney visited in London on Tuesday, May 31 with Mrs. Vincent Austin, a patient in the Victoria Hospital, Mrs. David Prezbindowski and daughters Amy and Laurie Of Cipcinnatti, Ohio visited her aunt Mrs. Jack Kinney. Lisa Frayne, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Frayne, pupil of,' die Cumbrae SehOoP:f of Dancing, KincardineWith Instructor Mrs. •Marian Harvey received • Gold Medal and was highly commended or Tapp and received a bronze medal and was highly commended for Jazz when examinations were tried last week. Congratulations to Ruth Katherine Eckenswiller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Eckenswiller and to Richard Allan Cranston, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cranston who were married by the Reverend Father Ed Dentinger, C.R. in St. Mary's Roman Catholic church; Lucknow on Saturday, June 4; Several from this area att tended the reception held at the Lucknow arena following their marriage. CWL Approximately 75 members of the Catholic • Women's Leagues of St. Augustine, Lucknow and Kingsbridge met in the St. Joseph's Parish Hall at Kingsbridge ozl Monday, June 6 for a joint meeting: Mrs. Wilfred Austin; •PreSident of the Kingsbridge group. welcomeif all the ladies and asked Presidents from' St. Augustine and Lucknow help her. Mrs. Margaret MacDonald read the C.W.L. Convention report as prepared by MrS. -Belanger of Wingham. Guest speaker, Mr. Adrian Keet of Wingham told of his walk to Ottawa. ' Lunch was served and a social hour followed. BRIDAL SHOWER Several from this area attended a bridal ,shower fot Miss Reina ReurinId daughter Of Mr. .and Mrk, Tyme Reurink held at the Trinity United Church Aslit,',-;; field on -Thursday event 'June 2, • Mrs. Honey Scott, mastei of ceremonies welcomed th ladies. She introduced a due • by Prances • and Iren 11, LOgtenburg folloived .6y a Piano snip by Irene; a homorous reading by Anne VanDiep nbeek; and a contest c ducted by Delores VanOsch. The answers were names df soaps - or detergents and the winner was Mrs. Dora Alton. There were jokes by Helen Kuik. ' The address to. the bride was read by Honey Scott, The bride, assisted by her sister Karen Reurink and his sister Emily Arneld received many useful gifts. She invited the ladies to a trousseau tea to be held at her home on Sunday afternoon, June 12. Her marriage to Melville Elson Arnold will take place on Saturday, June 18 at the Trinity United Church at 3. BIRTHDAY PARTY A birthday party sponsored by St. Joseph's Catholic Women's League was held at the home of Mrs. Bernardine Kinney on Thursday af- ternoon, June 2 for celebrants Brother Carl Voll, C.R. and senior citizens Mrs. Mary Frayne and Frank Austin. Mrs. Marie Austin who now makes her home in Toronto was also remembered with a birthday card signed by all those present. During the afternoon euchre was played with Maurice Ivers winning the prize for high man. Low ladies' 'prize was won by Yvette Heffernan. Brother Carl made a fitting reply—on behalf of the bir- thday celebrants. Limited Number Of Tickets GET YOUR FRIENDS TOGETHER FOR THE GALA WIND UP DANCE FOR JUBILEE THREE DANCING 9 1 A.M. Buffet Lunch Included - - Operating under a special occasion permit etver'" •YOur heart works larderwhen APP re not in the gtone: 'Get lit turnithe *Oak tack. • • • ATTENDS REUNION Mrs. Jack Kinney visited in Detroit and attended the Annual Providence Hospital Alumnae May Mass and Reunion held at the Raleigh House May 15. Honored' guests celebrated their 50th Anniversary were four members of her class of 1927 and also the class of 1952. Mrs. Kinney presented Providence Hospital Alumnae Archives with pictures of their graduation - the first graduation exercises held in the memorable Masonic Temple Building. • or, presented their %Fik„ ,'15Minre class of 45 aoorMOClifichigan State. Diploma 4,,truraing and three Sepiapictures one of the hospital, a Norman castle type iarchitecture; and two pictures of the entire tralnink school classes with the Sisters of Charity, • .*e do Paulin Paris a' "'• to Ietroit1n 186 Nightroka1004 the , Lamp, r�cQgnlzad..-th worth of thoSlifers14 trained nurses and emulated their example. With a letter from Queen Victoria and tile Embassador of Britain, she re .0a tslitiGensters.hi Paris anderxiissi�n to spen;u: 'to.. -England e,g adng for the '10:4011 she was known e Lady with the Lamp". .." A unique book "MEMORIES OF GODERICH' General Editor: Dorothy Wallace A "Jubilee 3" Project • This beautiful hard cover volume is "a must" for oll natives, residents and lovers of Goderich. It contains some 240 gloss pages including over 500 pic- tures, and deta ils the history, the charm and the people of Goderich. Bound to be a collectors item, this "coffee table" volume (approx. 81/2" x 11") will be available about August 15, 1977. It is now being offered for a limited time only at a special pre -publication " price of '18.27. As this edition of this beautiful work is limited, place your order now to aysid disappointment. • ORDER FORM "Memories of Goderich" • P.O. Box 1977 Goderich, Ontario NAME Please Print Please send me copie(s) of "Memories of Goderich" at special prepublication price of 118.27 per copy. Enclosed is my cheque or money order for' ADDRESS Please make cheques payable to: "Memories of Goderich" 41 APPEARING FOR * TWO GREAT DAYS! SUNDAY,JULY 3/77 N 1 MONDAY, JULY 4/77 DANCING FROM 4 P.M. TO 1A.M. Tickets - 6.°° Per Person Availsbls et—. ALEXANDER & CNAPMAN REALTY $ TIN MARE GODE1R101 .; AND TIM L0041111 COURT Nousti*, '4* •