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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-05, Page 13GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1973—PAGE 13 Sailors os• out �V�Ili1V iED kyER. ming and d to do. block a spt>ci THERs ERICH 309 SON -Beatty vice makes Rd W. 871 rER `LL LING rrietor. la:. nt. Dorn ticipar f d up. !4.8033 all 53460i tic • KS NED IUIPMENT RANTEEO Phone. Dale roN 323320 1WN :EPING ICE Returns - Individu parations E BEANE tone 482.915 NINGHAM es St. lone 482.198 r3 a hppte.-_ ligation. mossimori hi 1 ED ED. 1 production lase spansl onditioning r ng, p0 nator IAd tial Latton or this I1 ut due to ars had the a. t as of prep IA • -IN-X ILIN 5211411 JOHN t1" TOWN AND COUNTRY C1ASSIEIEDS CES AVAILABLE 21. BIRTHS 2-5748 gctln 2S. IN MEMORIAM C'IJL14ERT--At Alexandra Ilospitttl,,Goderich on March 2917:3 to Mr. and Mrs' James Culbert, R.R,1, Dungannon- a baby girl' .lactlueline Elizabeth. GEODES ---At Alexandra Hospital on April 1, 197:3 to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Geddes, R.R.6, Goderich a baby boy, Christopher Douglas.' GOWER—At Alexandra Hospital on April I, 197:3 to Mr. and Mrs. .John Gower, R.R.2, Goderich a babe boy, Philip I( )pert. UTO ELECTRIC CE DIO&TV etwood & Service airs to all akes of & Television ICTON ST.W., LCOX-524-7771 g 23. ENGAGEMENTS OVED DEALER) ST ST. 524-8431 Mr. and Mr. M. A. Van Der Meer wish to announce the forthcoming marriage. of their youngest daughter, Mary ihnise to Arthur Harvey, tion of Mrs. M. Harvey, Goderich. The marriage to take place -lune 23,197:1.—g14x 25. IN MEMORIAM LAMB-- In sad but loving memory of our son and brother, Robert Nor- man Lamb, who left us April 7, 1945. Its not the tears that are shed at the time That tells of heart~ that are broken Its the lonesome tears in the af- teryears- When a loved ones name is spoken ,Softly the leaves of memory fall Sadly we stoop and gather there aII Unseen unheard he is always near Still loved still missed and very dear Sadly missed by Mom and brother rold.—g14x E TO CREQITORS ions having claims Estaje of GLEN CUR- E• Mer.hant,, late of the lerich, in the County of died on -or about the of March, 1973. are • file the'�ame with full with the undersigned by • y of April, 197:1, as after "'the assets of the estate '_rihuted at Goderich, Ontario, av of March, 197:3. PREST and EGENER, Barristers, etc., :i:3 Montreal street, Goderich, Ontario. KNIGHT.—In loving memory of a dear' husband and father, -John H. Knight, who passed away '' years ago April 2, 1971. . Parting conies and hearts are broken A Iox'ed one leaves with words un- spoken With tender love and deep regret We who loved you will never forget. Sadly missed and always remem- bered by ,wife Florence and son Harold.—gl4x • ('1.1LBElt'T 1n loving memory hf a dear daughter, Arlene Heather, who grassed away three year ago, March :ill, 1970. Someone remembers, someone cares• ' Your name is whispered ut our prayers, Memory a tear, thought., of you so dear. All the time vbashutg that you were here For the joys we shared togcather Are the me►nuries we hold dear The love and happiness you gave us Arlene, Will ever keep you near Always loved sadly rnis'sed. Morn and Dad. -g11 HORTON -In loving memory of our dear A'Hortn, wrho leftrusr7t • Maudeyear ago today, April 4, 196 We seem to see in the soft, dim light, A face we loved the bast, And we think of her when the suit's last ray, Goes down in the far-off west, We miss you no less as the time passes on Than we did on the day of vour going, For absence can never close the • door to our hearts, And the lamp of our love is still glowing. 'Your heart was the truest in all the world, Your love the hest to recall; For no one on earth could take your place, You are still the dearest of ally- Lovingly'.tmernhered by daughter Flora and' family. gl'4` • CULBER'1': In loving memory of a dear sister Arlene Heather. who passed away three years ago March :9t, 1979. My heart still aches; with sadness, Secret tear stilt flow What 0 meant to lose you Arlene No -one will ever know. When 1 :int sad and lonely, And everything goes wrong i seem to hear you whisper Cheer 08) and carry on. Each time I see vour picture • You seers to smile and say Don't cry I'm only sleeping We'11 meet again some clay. To your resting place i - visit, And place vour flowers with care. But nobodv knows. the heartache.. When I walk away and leave you there. Always loved and so greatly missed by your sister Lynn. --g 14 ('ANiTWELL HOR'I'ON — In loving memory of sur dear Mother and Grandmother Alice Cantwell who passed away April 1, 1964 and Maud Horton who passed away April 1, 1966.. Mav the -winds of heaven blow On a quiet and peaceful spot Where the one, we love lie sleeping And will never be forgot. ')'hough' your smiles have gone forever And your hands we cannot touch We'll always have the memories Of the one; we lover) so much. Forever Remembered (diff, Lill arid family ('11I,I3ERT: Its loving memory of a dear sister and aunt Arlene Heather Culbert who passed :sway three veal`s ago March :30, 1970. 'We haye`'a book of memories, With pages made: of gold, Today we gently turn a page, - And remember days of old, We morn for you in, silence, No eves can see us Weep, But many a silent tear is shed. While others are asleep. Sadly missed by Rev, Ken and Niece Heather. --g14 IC NOTICE HAIRS WALKERS pitarian Service Commie Goderich Oddfellow'• and odges have equipment n Contact Amos n, '24-9623 or Fred Frit- -7217.---eow McCRFiGHT• in loving memory of a dear wife mother and Grand- mother.' Marjorie McCreight, who passed away April 8, 1968. A happy home we once enjoyed how sweet the meinory still But death has left a loniliness the world can never fill. Ever remem- tiered by husband Russell and family.--g14x KNIGHT -In fond memory of a ('ear N TO DRIVE father and grandfather who passed OR TRAILERS away two years ago April 2, 1971. Toou who have a (lad 'can train right here in ' Cherish him with care You'll never know the loneliness Till you see his empty chair Sadly missed by daughter, Beulah, son-in-law. Marvin and grandchildren. gl4x ccommodation and ex - d wile training! Tuition tible! For application ew, write: y Department Canada port Training, 316, Queens Quay West to 117, Ontario II: 416-864-9381 •, striper) tomcat, house And is friendly with all 524.9046.—g14 , 26. CARD OF THANKS DAEI(--1 wish to take this oppor- tunity to thank Dr. Wallace, Nurses 00 lst floor, girls in green arid all other staff who were so kind to me while I was a patient in hospital. Thanks to relatives and friends for cards, flowery, gift: and treats. Also thanks to Rev. McCallum for his visits All was appreciated.—Mrs. ' Mary Daer.—gnc RIVERS: ( would like to thank the nurses and staff on 2nd floor east of Alexandra and Marine Hospital for • their kindness and .are while I was a patient there also those who sent cards and gifts. Special thanks e,to Dr. Lambert and Dr. Wallace and Mrs. -loan Hibbert. Many thanks to all.—Mrs. Florence Rivers.—gl4x BRADLEY -The family of the late Henry (Sonny) Bradley wish to ex- press their -sincere thanks and deep appreciation- to relatives, friends and neighbours for their kindness and expressions of sympathy in the loss of'a hivirig husband, father, and grandfather. Many thanks for the beautiful cards. floral tributes and donations. Mrs. Henry Bradley and family.. g 14 SOWERBY-My "sincere thanks" to all for flowers, cards, visit.~ and treats when I was in hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Lambert; nur- ses, an(k ,'staff on 2nd East, everything was greatly appreciated. Evelyn Sowerby. g14 FEAGAN — I wish to express my sincere -tHanks to friends, relatives, neighbours and family for cards, letters, flowers and treats, while .I was a' patient in Central Hospital, and since coming home.' Special thanks to Dr. Brady, Seaforth, Dr. Rudd and staff of Central Park - `Hospital, • Toronto.—Jim Feagan.—g14x The Petrolia Chiefs scored two first period goals, then held on to defeat the Goderich Sailors 3-2 in Goderich last Tuesday, April 3. The win gave Petrolia the semi-final series four games to one. They now meet ,13racbbridge in the All -Ontario final. That .series starts on Saturday evening in Bracebridge. The second game will be played on Sunday in Bracebridge. The third and fourth games will be played in Petrolia on the following weekend. In the final game of the semi- fingl, Bob Webster scored at 1:47 of the third to give Petrolia the win.• Petrolia led 2-0 after one period on goals by Terry Blackmore at 2:46 and Craig Carter at 8:34. Jack Wilson and Bqb Webster assisted on Carter's goal. Car- ter beat Chuck Jewell with a good wrist shot. Auston Fults fired a loose puck home at 19:59 of the second to pull Goderich within one. Wane Fisher fired a slap - shot from the blueline which Wilf Keating kicked out. Fisher dug out his own rebound and tried to poke the puck bet- ween Keating's leg, and the post. The puok came out to Fults who had an open net and fired it home. Ron Wilson and G.ord Neely assisted on Bob Webster's game winning goal at 1:47 of the third. Webster's shot was deflected into the net -by a player standing in front of the net Bill Gallow beat Keating to his stick side on a breakaway at 11:28 to put Goderich back within one.. Goderich pulled -heir goalie in the final minute to try and get the equalizer bu_t Petrolia' ccintrolled- the :puck. The game was clean and fast ALLiN—The family of the Tate Oliver Algin wish to express their sincere 'thanks and deep ap- preciation to. relatives, friends and neighbours for their kindness and expressions of sympathy in the loss of a dear brother. Many thanks for tike beautiful cards, floral tributes • and donations to the Heart Fund, Special thanks to the Pallbearers. Rev. Warr, Ambulance drivers, Stiles Funeral Home, and the► ladies of the Irish group who prepared and served the lovely lunch and especially thanks to Albert and Arlene Walter.— Roy, Clifford. Clarence Allis- and families. KNIGHT—in loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, John Knight ,who passed away April 2, 1971. Another day;" another year, - A loving thought, a silent tear, Gone are the days we used to share, But in our hearts he's always there. The gates of memory will never close, We miss him more than anyone knows. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Gerry, Marie, Kim, John and Jennifer.-g14x dergarten. Registration THURSDAY APRIL 1 2 St. Joseph's Public School KINGSBRIDGE 1:1 5 to 3:1 5 P.M. - ren born In the year 1968 are eligible for registration 'to garter. children born outside the parish 'pleas• bring proof of 26. CARD OF THANKS WALKER: "The Family of the late Russel W:ilker of Goderich, wish to - MM. ev rt'tips('"for--thrir-m:m'e-arts. of kindness and expressions of sym- pathy -at the time of their recent bereavement. They would also especially thank the Goderich Nur- sing Horne and Staff for their ex- cellent care during his stay there, " lir. Lomas and the Staff of Alexan- dra Marine and general Hospital and all Those • who visited him (hiring his long illness." ----g14 'I'iGER'l': i wish to sincerely thank the boys with the Goderich am- bulance who were so prompt and of-' ficient March 12 , for taking me to Goderich, thence to London. Thanks to Dr. Lynch for riding with me. A ,special mention for the staff at Victoria for my treat- ment also to i)r. Lomas and nurses :0 Goderich on my return there March 24. It makes ones forced holiday more pleasant to know there is such good rare available. 'i1'1 dks all. - Wm. H Tigert. —g14 13LA('KWELi, Thanks again folks for cards , flowers, letters and in• terest while 1 was a patient in Lon- don. Special thanks to the Sutherland Family for their kind- ness, to mother and myself. - Dianne Blackwell -g14 April, fool no joke Petrolia winsseries4- 1 with only four minor penalties being called; two apiece. Tom Crawford played- again but his back was still not cin top shape. Wayne Rau, Jim Farrish and hick Sowerby all played with several bruises. Petrolia was a' big and smart hockey club. They had the size and could really throw the puck around. It was ari ex- citing series. The first went period and a half before anyone' scored] In the second game Petrolia built up a large second period lead but 'Goderich fought back in the third. The third, fourth and fifth garnes were see -saw battles with the outcome not determined until the final bell. Goderich won the third, and lost the fourth game in overtime. The fifth game was a good way to end a season, even if it had to be a loss. 'There was great action to watch throughout the entire game. The Sailors did great in their first year in the league. They finished second in the final standings, one point nut of first place. They defeated a good Seaforth team in four straight games and then defeated Port Elgin in six games to win the league championship. In the Ontario semi-final they met with a strong Petrolia club who knocked_them off in five games. Goderich had good support from the fans during the entire season. A special, note of thanks goes out to all the mer - c ,hants-who helped get the team started. Forester finale gala event Saltford Valley Hall was the scene 'of a gala finale as the Canadian Foresters from across Canada wound up three days of fine curling with a Banquet for approximately :300 people. President of Foresters Dominion curling Bro. Keith Gregory brought greetings from C.Fu,C.C. Rev. Stan MacDonald BA.B.D. of Londesboro was Master of Ceremonies and called on Bro. Gerry Ginn who introduced „the.... -20 head table guests. Mayor Harry Worsell brought greetings from the town of Goderich and Reeve Doug McNeil welcomed the guests on behalf. of Colborne Township. Dr. T. J. Jasper director at Maitland Country Club thanked the curlers for their compliments on the fine facilities provided by the club. Greetings from Premier Wrn.. Davison behalf of the Province who hosted the .Banquet were read by Rev. Stan. •MacDonald. Southern Ontario hurling director Bro. Bob Jewell thanked all those who were so generous with their time, talents and finances. White curling sweaters were presented to the winning rinks from Alberta and Manitoba, by Bro. G. Paterson M.E.C, of Manitoba and Bro. C. . kap M E.C. .6)f SasilMt Dungannon chewan.Second prize of sheep- skin ,rugs were presented to Sa'katchewan men curlers by C.R. Allan Webster and to Manitoba ladies by Sis. Doreen Willis. Geo. Bolton' and his Country Boys provided music for a dance that followed the Banquet. On March :31 the fifth meeting of the Dungannon three 4-H club- was held at 1::30 in Mrs, Aileen Tigert; home. The girls opened with this pledge. For Roll Call the girls were" to, tell how they planned to use -stretchy seams into their garment. The. business. was disct>,.ssed and the rioeet s g was—turned over to the Leaders Mrs. Aileen Tigert and Mrs. Alma Black. For the demonstration Mrs. Tigert showed the girls how to sew in a zipper. For the rest of the meeting_._._ t1ie girls were allowed to work on their gar- ments. or record book. The next meeting will be held on April 7 in Mrs. Tigert's home, at Attention Mr. Merchant! BOOK YOUR ADVERTISING SPACE NOW FOR Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shear - down, ''Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crawford and Joyce . Baechler of Goderieh were the victims of a somewhat less than humorous "April Fool" joke Sunday played on them by the warning system of a commer- cial aircraft. The group were returning home after a holiday af Phoenix Arizona, Mexico and Las Vegas when their flight made an emergency landing at Kellogg, Airport- near Battle Creek Michigan. As soon as the plane stopped rolling the passengers .were evacuated from - the craft through all emergency doors, down escape slides, leaving all their belongings on board the craft. At that point the pilot had reason to believe a fire was burning in one of his engines. An emergency warning had been tripped indicating the fire and the crew immediately put "down at the first airport large enough and evacuated the craft. Mrs. Sheardown explains that no one had any idea anything was wrong until they saw the fire trucks and am- bulances below them as they made the forced landing. Shortly after landing it was discovered the warning had been a technical failure in the alarm system and the passengers were given their belongings from the plane before being bus`d to Detroit, their original destination. WANTED A special section for brides-to-be appearing on April 19 in hc •oDcrich SIGNAL—STAR TO BE HELD day April 11om p.m. - p Fr 1 4 .m. MARY'S SCHOOL ANYONE BORN IN 1966 IS ELIGIBLE PHONE THE SCHOOL FOR AN APPOINT - 5244001 A group of local amateur photographers . hope to establish a camera club in Goderich. MEETING "The Bride 73" will be printed on Century Litho Opb ter paper, the special quality white book stock which is two grades paper in most magazines. CALL OUR SALES ASSISTANCE WITHOUT OBLIGATION IN PLANNING YOUR MESSAGE IN - THIS IMPORTANT SECTION.- 524-8331 -