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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-07-30, Page 5
f at ='QOPE ICH $tri."sNAL'S A t,T:VftBD 'IF Somewhere in ' town ,a youngster has convinced his or her mother that he has FOUND something --- and that is the end of that. Oh, mother probably asked a e few questions but that is as far as she bothered to go. Children often find things and they easily convince their parents that they should keep their find. The FIND this time is a nice little watch with a black: band e that a cute wee blonde forgot to leave at home. In her innocence she left it with her clothes at the beach and went in swimming. She is just learning .to swim, so the safety cif• her precious watch never entered her mind. Now she is heartbroken, her mother and dad are very upset but keep telling her it may still be returned. They say it hopefully. I don't think they are - really convinced. You can't expect 'a watch to ; be left unguarded and still be o there when you home " back altho she said a man and a lady were sitting right near it — a child's faith that grownups will look after things whether they know you or not! ' • So mother, this little girl , needs your "help " in recovering her precious watch. It has been a very , unhappy4 and -' expensive lesson to her, 'so will you check your "finders" and ,have them leave the •-_'watch at - the ... ignabSta office?. ._.._ .� You will receive .a big "Thank What can be done about the You" thro' her big tears and her earwigst parents will be very grateful. • They are spreading like wild I a recall one summer day :moire all over town, 'everywhere sitting • among a crowd of you go it is the sante thing. screeching, laughing youngsters , There seems' t� . be only one 'who had .deposited their clothes -type of powder that willkill and valuables on benches and them- but we are spending shoes and; sox under the benches hundreds of dollars and getting -- then proceeded to churn up nowhere: 1, for one, can't afford the sand so fast, that in a few to continue. fighting them and it minutes shoes and soy •lead In -semis vire neer help. — HEM ;- some . cases "been completely and I'm not kidding! 'Will covered up. , someone ease take up the fight They are so excited and before it is too late? Where did careless that a great many. things they come from? We have not are really lost at the beach. So noticed them until the last few anyone returning an item td 'years and suddenly the whole "Lost •& Found" deserve a big town is overrun. - vote of thanks. ' I think this is a very serious The last few weeks of rain and matter, but as one lady said sultry heat has made me feel 'Ir "There's no use of me going to a was back in Windsor. Terrific Council meeting and speaking of humidity is what they have lots' . refuse and earwigs - they would of in that part of the country — .,just Iaugh a me,Lnd I,can't run especially in early summer — and around asking people to go with so everything grows like crazy me — so I just throw up my has large brilliantblooms and is hands and shudder! quickly thro' its growing .cycle - She's not the only one who is except to be tall and scraggly. shuddering. People all over town Have you noticed around here have the jitters over these crawly how everything has grown like pests and I think it is too big for mad? - I've seen - so many a mere council — we need the beautiful gardens — and department of agriculture to d4 Goderich must surely have more something. .They know it is thea than most towns -= that the same cry all over this part of flowers are bigger, taller, more Ontario as,, people from other colorful than they have been in- towns have said they, too, are years. : - • overrun with them. I had the happy surprise of Mr. Editor HELP! seeing the "fine what I like to call ' • _fashioned"- —garden- ••••••.•Grandma Willis on Picton St. rH opposite the bowling greens. ; Son Earl is the capable gardener now, and it is certainly' "• a sight to behold. Mr.• Sebert, `neighbour behind Earl's has a variety garden, too, which helps make one huge patch of color Mrs. Marj. Emeirson of the that is a treat to see; C� .0 • • DISCOUNT RECORD. 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NATURE "JOHN &• DIARY" �ir •.IF11C7-Y/ Cl rw,eT to Color ' r. "JUSTtNEU" PHONE 524-8331 They babe snap dragons of Coach douse Travel Service terrific colors almost as tall as I recently spent a few days in well sthat's ,over 4 feet!) asteruerto Rico as a guest of Eastern Airlines. While in Puerto Rico almost that high too,, and so Mrs. Emerson , was able- to see many flowers that are just giants many of the4"attractive resort -this 'year. hotels in San Juan and -Earl has a lovely Queen surrounding areas including .the Elizabeth rose that is .over 4 ft. , fam© ''s El Concuistador in Las high but he says it grows.to that N Croabas. height every year - it has for the last 25 years! So it is °the Queen Mother rose and a real beauty. e I wish, you would take a look at . these gardens because I'm running out of • paper — and time!' 'The,begonias at the, corner of Picton and Wellington are out- doing their past ,performances. I want to say "Thank you" to their "owners for making, it possible for us. -to- -enjoy -theme night or day. They ARE terrific. "The Prettiest Town" is , most certainly Goderich, mainly because we have citizens who enjoy making it so. When you see the beautiful flower studies which ` the Horticulture , . Society folks created — plainly seen in our editor's photos in just black and white — you must realize how much good work this group has done over the years and .how. much will be learned this coming winter. One little sour note — ,,or thorn in the side of so many of our gardeners — is that the garden .refuse has• to sit so long before pickup. I don't know what can be done about this but everywhere you go people are grumbling , because non -garbage. type stuff has to sit around so long. - All gardeners have their compost heaps and so take care 'of a,lot of their own refuse — but now that junky stuff can't be taken to the dump It has to sit and the earwig pest is breeding like mad beneath it anti just 'driving people out of their minds.. What can be done about it? ° , , lis* Michael York Cartoon Judy Bell, left, of 'Kincardine, was winner of the Ladies Invitational Golf Tournament played at the Maitland Golf and Country Club, Goderich, Wednesday, July 22. Judy shot an 81' to pick up low gross and the tournament trophy. She is shown being congratulated" by Mrs. Stewart Knight, president of the ladies section of the club. —staff photo. Industrial softball league In regular league action -in the Goderich Industrial Soft ball league, July 16 Sandy's Clippers beat DRMCO 4-2 with Goderich Building Centre taking the second game of the night 5-2 over Godearich Discounts,. On Moridayluly 20 the game was washed out and played Saturda evening, July 25. DRMCO was the winner of that; one winning 4-3• over Benmiller. Back to 'regular league schedules: on Thursday, July 23 Gord's Sports beat Sandy's Clippers 2-0 with a home run from Draper,of the Sport's crew. That game went eight full innings. Later that same night DRMCO wiped «' out . the Discounts 9-0. On Saturday July 25 Benmiller beat Gord's Sports 3-0 with , a home run from MacDonald on an error from the di'ak COOL, COOL ,PRISE CHANGES Fri. Sun. - Sat. "Thurs. Adult 1.50 1.25 PARK GODERICH FOURS., F R I SAY. • •I • • V4'alt Disney J ULES VERNE'S in search of the saw° MINIVAN r'{wA':! • r ,;aha: Student, • 1.7 yrs.' Children, rs. .75 .75' it ♦6f.ft JULY 30 31,AUG. Showing al 7.30 and 9.15 p.•m. and IT'S TOUGH I�BE BIRD= 5 •6 SATURDAY - MATINEE At 2.00 p.m. SUN., MON., TUES. AUG. 2 --3 - 4 Broadway's smash musical now the most exciting movie in years! SWEETC1IARiTJ: A UNIVERSAL PICIURE 1ECHNICOLORe , PANAVISIdNo >n rr M, ,sHA (D;S:1 rr ` FICE rRAANRS1rANl 4,40' er Canadian .'rotting• Association Rules` NINGANN0N • fi m Kathy Bete, daughter of Mrs.' MaltyBere was admitted to Wax Memorial Children's Hospital, London, Sunday. It is expected the tests will"run at least 5 days, John and Oxeg *Ak!Jiiam of Kippen spent `a few days with their • grandmother, Mrs. •Mary Bere and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake and • Barbara and. Mr. Harold Blake visited for few days in East Tawas, Michigan-, with M. H. Eugene Hanson, : .. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young, John and Sharon, visited with Chuck, on Sunday at Victoria Hospital,. London. His condition is very much improved. Any girls between 12 and 26 interested in" the 4-H club please contact Mrs. Ivan Rivett before August 8. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilbur and Bradley returned to Don Mills after a two-week holiday at their home here. Mrs. D.S. Fines spent a•week with -them. liiss`da Whyarci" of`tuc1'now visited recently with -Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Durnin and Mrs. M. Reed. • Mrs. Dwight Aldham and boys have been visiting with her mother, Mrs. Mary Bere and • family. • Sport's. That was a no hitter for Benmiller pitcher Gord Stoll. Sunday afternoon games, July 26 showed wins for the Goderich Discounts — 2-1 over Benmiller, and. a. 7-1 victory for. tRMCO over the Building Centre. , Mondauiy . -27 Sandy's Clippers beat Gbrd's Sports 34. and. Benmiller went down to the Building Centre 4-1 with a, home run from Sowerby of Building Centre. Next ' games go - tonight, Thursday, July 30 when DRMCO meet Gord's Sports and, Sandy's ` "Clippers meet the Discounts. On Sunday August 2 the Sport's will "meet Benmiller in a 1:30 p.m. duel and at 3 p.m the Building` Centre meets. DRMCO. Mr. and -Mrs. Delmar Maize and family are spending some holidays at their summer ,home in the village. • - Mr, and Mrs. B.F. Comfort of St. Catharines visited last' week with Mr. and Mrs,•Cecil• .Blake. Mrs. -R. T. Kilpatrick,- Wingham, visited Thursday. Mr. and -.Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick, " Agincourt, also visited at the Blake home recently. ' - ' Mr. and Mrs. William Maize of Montreal, Ray Maize and Mrs., Clifford Crozier of Goderich, Called -on. relatives last week. ' Mr. and '-Nils. Bill Andrew, . Jane, ' David ,and Tommy of • Edmonton and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland' and- Nancy of Zion visited • relatives in the. village recently. , Mrs., Bill Park ` and children attended -'-the . Ashton reunion 'held at Seaforth „,Lions Park. Sunday. 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