The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-03-28, Page 10pti
P400 1%-.-GODERICH SIgNAL'STAR,, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1974
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• • Congratulations ,to Mr. and
• Mrs. Cletus Dalton (Mary
. Louise Simpson) on the birth of
a baby boyson Monday, `March
°18 at the Wingham and District
Genetral Hospital 's a wee
brother for 'Jennifer.. Mary
Louise and little Raymond
Patrick arrived hotne from the
hospital on Saturday - March.
23.
Congratulations to . Mr. and
Mra. Frank Riegling on the
0 birth of a baby boy, Christopher
Mark on Friday, March 22,
1974 at the Wingham and
District General Hospital. , A
wee' brother ,for Craig, Todd
and Lisa, Little Lisa is staying
with her. grandparents„Mr. and •
Mrs. Frank Ritchie while her
mother is in the hospital.,,
Several from this area atten-
ded the St” Patrick's Card
Party at St, Augustine on Mon-
day evening;. March 18." High
scorer, for men was Jimmy
Foran and for the ladies, Mrs:
G. Robinson. Second high
prizes went to Father De'htinger
-for the men and Mary Ann
Boyle for the ladies.
- There. were eight tables of
.cards in -play at theard party
sponsored by the Catholic
Women's League held in ;fit.
Ioseph's . parish hall,
. Kingsbridge on Friday, .March
22. Men's' high prize went to -
Donald Parrish. with Father
Ed. Dentinger• getting. the
• second high: Ladies' high prize
went 'to Miss Janette Hogan .
and the 'second high tally' was
Music was supplied by the
Westernaires of Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Logten-
burg .of Clinton visited with's
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and .Mr4'perk'Logtenburg
and family on Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fitz-
patrick and son Joey of
Goderich visited., on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Austin.
Word was received her late
Sunday evening of the sudden
passing of Philip McCarthy'of
Selkirk,.Manitoba in his 89th
Year. Mr. McCarthy, a former
resident of Kingsbridge i• sur
vived by his s;ister, Mrs
E,liiabet:h Dalton. of RR 1
Lucknow and is a firs,, cousin
to Frank 'and Cyr -i1 Austin of
this Area, °- -
HOCKEY
In the Town and Country
final' khot:key -playoffs in
Luckniiww last Thurs'da�
evening the Ki.ntail Flyers
edged Ltcknow 6 to 2 to tie up
their series . o>-ne .game each-•
Holvroo5i were the' Winners
over Kingsbridge ,end are
ahead two games to none- The
next games are on Thur*day.
e.eninc in the Luckniow „arena
" The Lucknow Pee Wee:
played two games of hit -key in
• the Young Canada Pee Wee
Tournament •in Goderich ,n
Tuesday. March 19 In their
first game •Luckno%s defeated
Hensel' ;s) and in the second
game Bel:iio,nt defeated
-ixc, i,w
.,Mrs.•".J,ack_.�. anQ.s -Tf>�.:t )11, ,_._
be the •last'card party.,for "t'h'is~ 'Friday e� ant^s "
Lucknow Pets Vee:
•season. t"
their '•F.ea,r e. Fat -hers' in a
Terry Dalton attended the laughter and " fun -filled
annual meeting and banquet of exlxif+ttt,,n. _,ame ;,f h,,ckeN. :^
the Ontario Pork Producers' the°^Lackn,,w Arena -"The " re
Marketing Board at -the Ski•line was tied.'six all when all ^,era -
Hotel in Tol'onto on Wed hers.of bt.th teayrs, ;,' k ',,.'h •;
nesday and Thursday. March• ice in the last r: inu'e r'f pial
'break the sc,'re w til^ the h.w«,
Mr". and Mrs. Clem'Steffler . }blt� ntr.� •'
attended the:"' Ontario Secon- W --•-•s-
dary and Separate School CANCER CAMPAIGN
Teachers' Association Conven- , •• ,
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tion.at the Royal York Hotel in Sunda,. \lar'. 1' is•Oat} t :•
Toronto on Monday Tuesday, Sunda\ ar-d
and Wednesday of last weekchis yE'clr's Ca ger Bt's `Er
Little Patti -Jo Sterner stayed prepared ss. �i'.e st_^er�
with Mr. and WS. Jim Martin when vo,ir canvasser .gra::: ,i-
and family. vo'tlr dt,t,r`
Mr.,. and Mrs. Kerry' Hogan
and 'sons' Todd and 'Chad'Naf
Glencoe visit"ed .last weekend
9 with his 'parents, Mr. and Mrs.
'Con Hogan. Todd remained for
extra holidays during the mid-'
winter ,break from school and
returned to Glencoe with- his
grandparenti on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Dalton'
visited ' last week ..in London
with Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Mar-
'sman (Frances Dalton) and
family. . a
Several from this.area atten-
ded the play "„Everybody's
Crazy", a three -act comedy held
at the Brookside Public. School,.
on -Friday, March -22, presented
- ,by the Lucknow. Agriculture
Society.
Mark Dalton, a ,patient in the
Victoria . Hospital, London, was
able to return to his'home here
for the weekend, returning to
"the hospital-. on, Sunday
'evening.
Mr. and. 'Mrs." John Shear-,
idown visited during the mid- ,
winter school break in •Indiana.
Little: Rickey stayed with his
aunt, Mrs. Antone sVenOsch,
Mr: VanOsch andfamily.
Albert Q'Lotighlin of $tpro,it
Michiga-n'spent the weekend at
flip. `home •of ,his sister,' Mrs.
- B rnardine Kinney.
Raymond Dalton returned to
his ,home helve after spending
they last. seven weeks visiting
with his daughter �'Kathleer
Mrs. Jim MacDonald, Julia
and ; Shawna , in Edmonton,
Alberta, then on to Mexico and
back to • Detroit, Michigan,
returning ..home on Friday
everting with Mr. Albert
O'Loughlin.
Neighbours,- relatives and
friends joined with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Blake at the Saltford
Valley Hall on Saturday
evening on the occasion of their
40th wedding anniversary.
20 and 21.
Local -.OPP '
investigate
five mishaps
' Ontario,.,Pro‘ iii`cia P, ii•:t+
Gtider•ich detachment.; :r.-
vestigared one theft and ,re
other trin;i.nl0,7curren,e
during the week +it •lMar,_h l"
March 2.3
Officers were' called to .fire
traffic accident's. :Three in-
volved property 'damage while
two, caused' per oss t i niu rti ,. <<
three person(,.•
, Pulite laid 76 charges. 62 un-
der the Highway Traffic Act, VI)
under the Liquor Control Act
and' four under the Criminal•
Code. They gave 40 warnings—
Officers answered. 1 M requests
for assistance. .
Ir Provincial Court:
Criminal Division, Goder'ich, 40
persons.were convicted of HTA
offences and 13 were convicted
of LCA offenYes.
Provincial police remind
parents to use authority in
preventing ., children from
. straying near "creeks; ponds and
rivers which are at treachernu'•,
levels this time of year.. �.
Maurice Marcotte, Servi$ Manager, Bombardier (On-
tario) Ltd., presents the Service Dealer of the Year award
to Sam' Argyle of Argyle Marine and Small Engines,
Goderich. (photo by Favero, Barrie)
acing banquet
Honor top men, is
MOSRA circuit
The Sala "Night of Cham-
pions'. banquet staged
annually after :onLlust,':t , f the
veer': show m,•biie rase` was
held in •Stratfor.cf las; SarurdaN.
night Thr evening sponsored
h� .the Mid -Western Ontari.
Snow rn ,bile R7".4
A.;s0 'intron• MI•I}l�R.A , i` ,
designed !:.,r cin the }v
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Mar, t: -h are .. w' •: ed
an i are hen,, :iatie^ in '"J
.s,atfro,n; The, are :n'eres-inz
and _ 1
Th - ^'1'..i l,• oro,en r. are
due tiro"_h 24th are. w
the end ,,f .t^is
-week 'he 'ab.e should .be •'.s. -r -
flow ins wi° ^ t,r e The
tiri Je, twtil :±.n.aain nen'—'. psi
li,ppina'., r .,
iagaLne.ary, ie:
and personal experien _e
music.
We' w',u'td like r'E
on , the' neatness of the s. h ..,t
'hank: to • Mr" :ti1a'nrha. \1r
-Heard is a new member ' r'; ou r
custodial staff We would like
to welcome h'im to our sr_hool.
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$ l ►iflririnia Ad. E. " C1oderlch 524-9201
men in the ‘•earisuractng circuit.
Se\ eral of the more avid
ra..ers from Goderich were
h n,,reci for their achievements
.rn this `ear's racing. Bill
Sterwart• Harr), Cements, Bill
Emoe. arid Bob,Hi'nshaw were
.;iN.en dro. in, trophies for
-r e • ‘eark' etf,brzs,- Clements
r•i'r,:shed se,,'•,nd i -i the veat'sc top
7e_r. Stewart finished in
Li;;n•``. ....pot and E.rnpev too
Sar^ Ar�.•ie ' Ar '.°e.Martne
a `.ier`t'h received a ,plaque
r": 13,,i ,--ca7 ,Jr "f '' ern t.Te
t, seri i:e man t s. the ear
H e . 1!•;,t.' •-,' -17;.wart: dt..roPhy
"r re 4ti -R A , rr'sman
't•r S.a^: 1,*"", ..i t.he •� ,.rk
and B,,.c Hen -
•:n' enterprise
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•4�H. "thank -you" for- her untiring
efforis on their behalf.
Tiger Dunlop 4-H
-Gr'crups '1 -and 2 held a joint •'
meeting in the Carlow, Hall
Monday evening with; the
Beauty Counsellor represen-
"tat•ive, Mrs. Barbara Desjar-
dine' as guest speaker.
She gave a very interesting
and 'educational' talk to the
girls on taking rare of your
skin, applying.make-up and the
use of clearjsers, 'toners and
protection.
Pamphlets were handed out
on complexion care, make-up-
artistry and beautiful hands. Of
special interest was the skill in
making up some of the girls
and various articles of
,:osmeticsuwere passed around
and Ltlmrnented on, .
The .girls - thanked the
speaker and presented her with
a lovely cup and saucer.
Next, meeting. will be a joint
meeting` again of Groups 1 and
2 in the, Carlow Hall and the
guest speaker• will be a., hair
stylist. •
After the meeting -the girls
presented Mrs. Dave Bean,
caretaker` of the hall- with a
l�,‘ eiv. .up' and .`saucer as a
•
More volunteer
help needed for .
Meals on Wheels
• BestsSIsis April 1, the local
•Mea,.s Wheels organization
able to supply noon
addition to evening
rneals
i..foderich Psychiatric.
Ir aI is supplying the meals
*• noon hour while Ale,an-w
1 --'Marine and General
will Continue to
zre r_ -e the evening meals., ,
Tr -ugh the generous
-encs of the two local
'als, it is hoped more
e : s in Goderich will have
,,ere •:: t✓ pportunitv to etiiov' One
i . "- ` • nutritious rneal at a
-a a _a r. r- -ai fee in their'`h•omee5.
service, designed for per •
"'-' • ' r s., who because of age or
sasability are unable to prepare
own .well-balanced. meals,
't -.a: been widely accepted in the
municipality. '•It is financed
r�,r'all•y through local funds.
However, more volunteer
drivers are required to deliver
rhe meals to the' recipients.
]?every attempt is being made 'to
have enough volunteers so that
not everyone' is'busy every day.
Some of the volunteers, in fact,
report they require. only' about
one hour .per day to help with
this'' worthy cailse.....and' the
rewards 'are tremendous, they
agree;;
"For meals or information,
call 524-Fi651 or 524-6498:
Jy.,, SPECIAL
MARCH 2S TO APRIL 3
• SOCIAL NEWS
Colborne Township 'Council
announce Russell Kernighan
has been added to the Council
to fill the vacancy caused by
the:death of Roy A,hin.. As was
published in la.3t week's Signal -
Star, ,„Norman Durst who wa
on the Council, is now Deputy
Reeve.
Mrs. Mac : Turvey ,Swartz Reg. Ed-
wards,
Mich. and Mrs. Flintvisited w, Mich. vi, ith
M r.
Mrs. Retta Arnold, ,and
Mr. a
Mrs. Ivan Higgerson,and
,Mrs. 'Russell Batten Mr.
I Fred Battersby of Sun ach
• Roaset Bed last week;-
Kiniberley' and .Braley Car=
ter of London, graridc •ldrep of
Mrs. Retta Arnold of
Sunset
Beach Road visited ith their
�;
and
d
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,., grandmother .last week.
Mrs. John Gibson • and
children Mary Ellen and Rob-
bie'ofWroxeter visited with the
-former',s mother, Mrs. Tait
Clark last Tuesday and Robbie
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stayed for the holidays.
Wm. We5'tla°ke visited his
brother ,George .last week in
Listowel: Hosp▪ ital. George
.Westlake, had recently suffered
-. a heart attack.
James Buchanan, who
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