The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-03-23, Page 12GQDER1C ' IGN'Ai -ST ►R,: TBURSDA,Y:MARCH 23..97 !
-KFC team at banquet
The Kentucky Fried Chicken
Colonels were feted at a.banquet
at the Bedford Hotel last Friday
night in recognition of their
winning the Squirt House League
championship and the Legion Past:
President's Trophy.
Those at the head -table' included
the team sponsor, Vic Pope, team
coach Richard Madge, and
President of the Goderich Minor
Hockey Association, Ken
Crawford.
Individual trophies , were
Sun Oil promotion
aids Olympic team
Sun, -Oil Company. -Limited is
throwing' its full promotional
support behind Canada's Olympic
endeavors.
While aiming to boost gasoline
sales and increase publirinterest
in the 1972 'Summer Olympics„
Sunoco•is launching a major fund-
raising drive on behalf of the
Canadian Olympic Association.
Over a 17 -week period Sunoco
will give away a series ,..of 21
--unigtie;,Canadian Olympic
medallions to motorist's (one with
. each $3.00 purchase of gasoline.)
• Each medallionbears the official
Canadian Olympic Association
crest on one side, and the official
symbol of one of the 21 :Hummer..
Olympic events on the other.
" Sunoco will kick-off its Olympic
Game promotion with a $20,000
donation to the Canadian Olympic
Fund. The company will them sell,
collectors' cases for the
medallions for $2.99—with a 50 -
cent donation going to the
ti Canadian Olympic Association
fd'r each case soldt
In addition to providing for our
amateur athletes and Olympic
Teams, Sunoco is running a
contest toenable ten -entrants„ to
win an expenses -paid trip for two
to the 1972 'Summer°Olympics in
'Munich.
Sun,o•co worked ,on the
development of the heavy metal
with officials of the Olympic
Trust of Canada.
While colorful mounting cards.
will be available free from Sunoco
dealers, the company hopes to
raise a substantial sum for the.
Olympia Trust- Fund over and
above its initial $20,000 donation,
from the sale of deluxe collector
cases,, Made of steel, these high
.quality cases ,have a simulated
'leather. .cover, and o'peu up to
display the medallions on a soft
green background with •gold
',imprinting. •• ,
• ' Each purchaser of a case will
r-ecoive an official, personalized
certificate acknowledging his or
her, support -of,' the, Canadian
blympic Tearer.•
In addition, trips for two to
Munich will be awarded every two
weeks, with the first draw March
29and the final drawn on July 12.
According to' W.G. Cline,
manager, retail marketing,
services, the Sunoco Olympic
Game promotion is the largest in
the company's ,history. While
extensive advertising and point-
of-sale material is planned on
behalf of Sunoco's 1,200 dealers
in Ontario- and Quebec,- the
commercial element has been
completely eliminated'. ;in 'the'
design : of the medallions and
cases: Cline predicts they will
become collectors''items.
medallions in close co-operation "
awarded to Mike Hodges as the
team's Most Valuable • 'Player';
,Paul Yeoman as top scorer on the
team; Larry Madge as the best
defenceman; and to team captain
Billy Peters. ' •
Billy Peters also presented a
gift to.coach Madge on behalf of
the team, and Mr. Pope was
presented. with a , hockey stick
autographed by the members' of
the Ream • ,
All members of the team
received team pictures from Eric
Cazamen, • and pens courtesy of
"the Colonel".
4
'Miss • Cathy Culbert left
Saturday morning from Malton to
spend a week at the Bahamas. She
accompanied her aunt, Mrs. C
Shaw, and a cousin, Miss Laura.
Lee Wood, both of London. -
OnsSunday Mrs. Cecil Blake and
Barbara returned'with . Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Sowerby to Thornhill.
Jamie Bere visited last'
Wednesday With -his friend Stever, •
Alton at Belfast :' •
On 'March 30 the Women's
Institute, meeting will be. held at
the home of Mrs. Clarence
McClenaghan and 'not at Mrs.
Graham McNee's until April.
Dungannon friends are invited
to join with the Nile ladies for a
shower for Claire McWhinney on
March"27:
Th U.C.W: of Dungannon are
invited to a joint meeting with Nile
U,C.W, on April 5.
Paul Caesar was able to lje
honie from . London for the
weekend. •
;.,.1.0itile..Matthew Ott,pf Kitchener
spent the weekend with, his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Irvine Eedy,
DUNGANNON 14-H'1CLUB
MEETING 3
Meeting three of the Dungannon
Dainty Dolls, held at the home of
M,rs. Bev. Mclninis,'on March 11,
was Begun with the opening
exercises. Roll call was to tell
why members chose material and
pattern they did.
•'J 'The, club decided'to -have blue
covers with go1'd.lettera-because
they were unable to get any purple
for covers as they originally
'wanted. After disc'us•sion
members did the flat fell seam for
record books. Some time was
spent sewing on material and the
meeting closed at 5:00 p.m,
MEETING 4
On March 18, at Linda Young's
home, the Dungannon Dainty Dolls
held their fourth meeting. The.
opening exercises and roll -call
told how'they planned to trim
garments. After - business and
discussion members continued
sewing their material until the
meeting closed at 4:30 p.m.
BY MRS. JIM MARTIN
R.R°. 3, GODERICH
.. , The combining of two great,
days into. onee, night of musical '
celebration in the ' lues of
Kinsb,ridge Parishioners made
Our seven-year-old son, Tim say,
"That was •the .thrill of my life,"
as he was tucked into bed last
• Sunday evening.
TheYouth Club took an active
part in the 'readings at church
Bible service prior to the Irish
Social in the 'church hall
celebrating the Feast day, of St.
Patrick, March 17, • and St.
Joseph's Feast Day, March 19,
for whom the church is' named.
Miss Marianne Frayne, winner
of the Clinton public speaking.
contest opened the community
celebration with her prize speech
about the unique "Huron ,County
Museum".
TQie Irish Rovers might just be
in competitive trouble if the
women teachers from S•t.
Joseph's School here decide td
make a career of their•singing and
instrumental talents. • The
teachers, led by Mrs. Duncan
Simpson at the piano sang "Has
Anybody Here Seen 'Kelly", and
"Teaching McFadden to Dance".
A hand castinette, tambourines,
bongo drums and Mrs. 'Larry
Park at the auto -harp added to the
-almost professional music
'arrangements.
Pastor, Reverend Henry
Cassano S.S.P. who emceed the
program pleasantly 'shifted the
Irish theme as he sang two Italian
songs, "Santa Lucia%' and "0 Sole
Mio". Father Cassa'iio also sang
• "Farewell to Emmigrants" in his
native Maltese language.
Twobriginal comedy act plays
You Club's
The marriage , of • Maylin
Claudette 'Hernandez, daughter of.
, • Mrs. Elsie Chung, Trinidad, 'and
John Delbert Bere, son of Mrs.
Mary Bere,- Dungannon, Ontario,
took place in Judge's Chambers,
Ottawa, on Friday, 'March 17 at
3:40p.m. Judge White performed
the double -ring ceremony.
Mrs. Bere went by plane from
Toronto to Ottawa to attend the
wedding.
While' in Ottawa Mrs. Bere
visited Mr. and Mrs. •R. C.
Passmore (nee Elizabeth
Stothers) and family and attended
theIce Capades, • • •
contribution. The first play "The
'Trial' . of" St. Joseph and St.
Patrick" Challenged `these two
fellows'to prove whether or not..
they were deserving the title as
"Saints". After. sor,e��facts and,
• nruch,huinor, the plaintives were
soon convinced that pat . and Joe
did deserve their well-earned
titles of Saint. Paul Dalton played
the role of St, :P'atr"ick and J't:e
O'Keefe ,was St. Joseph. Ann
Dalton, President of the KYC'
irr'troduced the show.
Kevin Austin and Tony
Mittenburg starred in•. another
Youth Club comedy "Officers of
the Law".
Back at the keyboard, Marianne
Frayne and Cathy O'Keefe sangy'
two piano duets, "Holly Holl
'and "Cockles and Muscles".
Finley MacDonald, a native of
Lochalsh filled in for native
Frayne•who is suffering from a
throat ailment. Finley played
jigs, 'reels, and waltzes Off his
violin, accompanied by Mrs.
Simpson. The children were
clapping hands and shuffling their
feet to the beat. t•
Cracked ribs didn't stop .Ray.
Dalton from singing Galloway
Bay. With his hands relaxed in `his
pockets and his traditional
shamrock tie and lapel shamrock,
he went on to sing many numbers•
such as "You're Irish and You're
Beautiful" and ``If You're Irish
This Is the Place For You".
Finley and Ray then
harmonized "My Wild Irish
Rose" and soon the crotid was in a
sing -a -long with the •men:
Mrs. Walter Clare organized
most of the programming.
were t h An anniversary cake presented
:.{:.f�f,+.r is✓f �1�. 'll/f r•5.%�..i:}.y•
in, the clean, uncluttered lines, the unbelievably
.cLull.
•
to Father 'Cassaino to celebrate
his 'sixteenth year ,of ordination
Into the °l?rtesthood was given by
the Youth Club. The Catholic
Women's League also presented
Father with' a 16,year token. •
A 'square dance had. been
planned while:,the lunch
committee arranged the food.
However, no caller was available
but the music played on and
everyone enjoyed themselves.
Father Cassano'expressed his
feelings by saying he is hoping to
organize more of these 'activities '
during the year to build our
comtnuni.ty in "United Action
Through Parish Activities.
AININQUHCIH4 A:
Facsimile Edition of the
HI$TORICAL.f ATLAS
. .HURON COUNTY
Originally published by R. Belden 'de Co. in 1879
The illustrated Atlas of Huron County is one of 29 county.
aclases published in Ontario betWeen 1875• and 1881. A
remarkably accurate source of. information for ;the student
of local history and .genealogy, the Atlas with its nape,
biographies, - portraits and pictures of landmark: has long
Since become a highly valued document of the past.
Publication Datr. January 27,1972
•AVAILAILE NOW t..
•
,Bound in hardcover, sial 18" x 1414",106 pegs*
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Understated elegance? Ah, yes, and everything is
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Here, the merest hint of our entire collection.
BY FRANCES LOGTENBERG
The 4-11 meeting of the
Dungannon Dreamers was held at
Mrs. Doris Culbert's home on
• March 18.
After the 4-H Pledge, each girl 4
told how she was going to trim her
`sleepwear.
The, next meeting' swill be at
Mrs',- Culbert's April 1.
Achievement Day is May 27.
The group eXhibit wilf be Willis
and Finishes on Sleepwear. Lisa
Gumby will be the commentator.
The girls received covers and
letters for their books. ' Lori
Pentland gave the secretary's '
report. ,
Mrs. Rivett discussed facings
and understitchings, casings for
elastic, trims for sleepwear.
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DUNGANNON 14-H'1CLUB
MEETING 3
Meeting three of the Dungannon
Dainty Dolls, held at the home of
M,rs. Bev. Mclninis,'on March 11,
was Begun with the opening
exercises. Roll call was to tell
why members chose material and
pattern they did.
•'J 'The, club decided'to -have blue
covers with go1'd.lettera-because
they were unable to get any purple
for covers as they originally
'wanted. After disc'us•sion
members did the flat fell seam for
record books. Some time was
spent sewing on material and the
meeting closed at 5:00 p.m,
MEETING 4
On March 18, at Linda Young's
home, the Dungannon Dainty Dolls
held their fourth meeting. The.
opening exercises and roll -call
told how'they planned to trim
garments. After - business and
discussion members continued
sewing their material until the
meeting closed at 4:30 p.m.
BY MRS. JIM MARTIN
R.R°. 3, GODERICH
.. , The combining of two great,
days into. onee, night of musical '
celebration in the ' lues of
Kinsb,ridge Parishioners made
Our seven-year-old son, Tim say,
"That was •the .thrill of my life,"
as he was tucked into bed last
• Sunday evening.
TheYouth Club took an active
part in the 'readings at church
Bible service prior to the Irish
Social in the 'church hall
celebrating the Feast day, of St.
Patrick, March 17, • and St.
Joseph's Feast Day, March 19,
for whom the church is' named.
Miss Marianne Frayne, winner
of the Clinton public speaking.
contest opened the community
celebration with her prize speech
about the unique "Huron ,County
Museum".
TQie Irish Rovers might just be
in competitive trouble if the
women teachers from S•t.
Joseph's School here decide td
make a career of their•singing and
instrumental talents. • The
teachers, led by Mrs. Duncan
Simpson at the piano sang "Has
Anybody Here Seen 'Kelly", and
"Teaching McFadden to Dance".
A hand castinette, tambourines,
bongo drums and Mrs. 'Larry
Park at the auto -harp added to the
-almost professional music
'arrangements.
Pastor, Reverend Henry
Cassano S.S.P. who emceed the
program pleasantly 'shifted the
Irish theme as he sang two Italian
songs, "Santa Lucia%' and "0 Sole
Mio". Father Cassa'iio also sang
• "Farewell to Emmigrants" in his
native Maltese language.
Twobriginal comedy act plays
You Club's
The marriage , of • Maylin
Claudette 'Hernandez, daughter of.
, • Mrs. Elsie Chung, Trinidad, 'and
John Delbert Bere, son of Mrs.
Mary Bere,- Dungannon, Ontario,
took place in Judge's Chambers,
Ottawa, on Friday, 'March 17 at
3:40p.m. Judge White performed
the double -ring ceremony.
Mrs. Bere went by plane from
Toronto to Ottawa to attend the
wedding.
While' in Ottawa Mrs. Bere
visited Mr. and Mrs. •R. C.
Passmore (nee Elizabeth
Stothers) and family and attended
theIce Capades, • • •
contribution. The first play "The
'Trial' . of" St. Joseph and St.
Patrick" Challenged `these two
fellows'to prove whether or not..
they were deserving the title as
"Saints". After. sor,e��facts and,
• nruch,huinor, the plaintives were
soon convinced that pat . and Joe
did deserve their well-earned
titles of Saint. Paul Dalton played
the role of St, :P'atr"ick and J't:e
O'Keefe ,was St. Joseph. Ann
Dalton, President of the KYC'
irr'troduced the show.
Kevin Austin and Tony
Mittenburg starred in•. another
Youth Club comedy "Officers of
the Law".
Back at the keyboard, Marianne
Frayne and Cathy O'Keefe sangy'
two piano duets, "Holly Holl
'and "Cockles and Muscles".
Finley MacDonald, a native of
Lochalsh filled in for native
Frayne•who is suffering from a
throat ailment. Finley played
jigs, 'reels, and waltzes Off his
violin, accompanied by Mrs.
Simpson. The children were
clapping hands and shuffling their
feet to the beat. t•
Cracked ribs didn't stop .Ray.
Dalton from singing Galloway
Bay. With his hands relaxed in `his
pockets and his traditional
shamrock tie and lapel shamrock,
he went on to sing many numbers•
such as "You're Irish and You're
Beautiful" and ``If You're Irish
This Is the Place For You".
Finley and Ray then
harmonized "My Wild Irish
Rose" and soon the crotid was in a
sing -a -long with the •men:
Mrs. Walter Clare organized
most of the programming.
were t h An anniversary cake presented
:.{:.f�f,+.r is✓f �1�. 'll/f r•5.%�..i:}.y•
in, the clean, uncluttered lines, the unbelievably
.cLull.
•
to Father 'Cassaino to celebrate
his 'sixteenth year ,of ordination
Into the °l?rtesthood was given by
the Youth Club. The Catholic
Women's League also presented
Father with' a 16,year token. •
A 'square dance had. been
planned while:,the lunch
committee arranged the food.
However, no caller was available
but the music played on and
everyone enjoyed themselves.
Father Cassano'expressed his
feelings by saying he is hoping to
organize more of these 'activities '
during the year to build our
comtnuni.ty in "United Action
Through Parish Activities.
AININQUHCIH4 A:
Facsimile Edition of the
HI$TORICAL.f ATLAS
. .HURON COUNTY
Originally published by R. Belden 'de Co. in 1879
The illustrated Atlas of Huron County is one of 29 county.
aclases published in Ontario betWeen 1875• and 1881. A
remarkably accurate source of. information for ;the student
of local history and .genealogy, the Atlas with its nape,
biographies, - portraits and pictures of landmark: has long
Since become a highly valued document of the past.
Publication Datr. January 27,1972
•AVAILAILE NOW t..
•
,Bound in hardcover, sial 18" x 1414",106 pegs*
92.50
(.60c mailing chugs)
The issue is limited to 1,900 numbered copies.
&der frau:
Mika Studio,
200 Stanley Si.,
P.O. Box 536,
Belleville, Ont.
_Tel. 613-962-4022
THE PRETTIEST LOOKS INTHE
4
sr
And you'll be the loveliest lady in the Easter parade...
and right on into a fabulous Spring.
Understated elegance? Ah, yes, and everything is
beautiful fabrics, colortones that make you sigh.,
Here, the merest hint of our entire collection.
BY FRANCES LOGTENBERG
The 4-11 meeting of the
Dungannon Dreamers was held at
Mrs. Doris Culbert's home on
• March 18.
After the 4-H Pledge, each girl 4
told how she was going to trim her
`sleepwear.
The, next meeting' swill be at
Mrs',- Culbert's April 1.
Achievement Day is May 27.
The group eXhibit wilf be Willis
and Finishes on Sleepwear. Lisa
Gumby will be the commentator.
The girls received covers and
letters for their books. ' Lori
Pentland gave the secretary's '
report. ,
Mrs. Rivett discussed facings
and understitchings, casings for
elastic, trims for sleepwear.
° •R
Saunter in soon. Tits, blossom out.
Feel marvelous.
L•ADOIS WEAR LIMITED
4 Open These Hite' Mit 80th TO p:Ill
•