The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-08-22, Page 8PAGEODEI ICI SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1974
DAN McCALLUM
Featured in this week's soccer spotlight' is 26 year' old
,,Daniel McCallum. Scottish by birth and in Canada the past
five years, Dan is a valued member of the Goderich United
team. He played soccer 'back''home' 'and this sport is his
prevailing interest.
He hasn't much- spare -time for hobbies and such as he
-works at Douglas Point in Kincardine. He has a' wife,
Joanne (pretty, too!) and a young son, Jordan with whom he
--enjoys spending his off -hours.
He is definitely thc, quietest member- of the United team
'•bect nse"'the other members are fairly boisterous! Dan is
pleasant -natured and very direct with everyone and is much
appreciated for his skills anti approach to the game of soccer.
- He may be quiet by nature hu,,t when he's on the soccer field,
he's- a "big noise"!!
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Misses Angela and Arletta
Glenp spent a few days yin
Wingharn with their uncle, Mr.
and -Mrs. `Ron. Thompson and
law ily.
Mr. Arid Mrs., Bill Blake and
family, came "to spend'" some
holidays t their parental
homes' Kx Uoder,jch and
Dungannon. Unfortunately
Mrs. Blake 'took suddenly ill
while in Dungannon and is
presently in Goderich hospital
following an appendectomy.
Mr. and Mrs..Ron Treleaven
spent a couple of days with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Curran. During
their Ron. and Jack en-
joyed playin.g cribbage.and Ron
'dealt Jack a perfect hand, the
_,first he had 'in 40 years of
playing cribbage.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bissett
and family coftt.-)Goderich are
n; spending •a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Curran.
4,Mr. and Mrs; Jack Caesar
and Jan, Mary and Lynne An-
de'rson„ tothk, in the sights at
•Canadian National- Exhibition
in Tdront`o'for a couple of days.
Donald Caesar "-of
- Whitechurch visited with Mr. -
and Mrs. Gordon Anderson
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coates
of Listow r called on Mr. and
Mrs. Jack McGee on Saturday.-
Robert Smyth was taken to
Wingham hospital. early in the
week. •
Mrs. Harvey AIton is, a
'patient in Wingham hospital: '
Mrs. Graham `McNee, Mrs.
Jim Hayden, Laurie and Linda
vi -sited • Mr. and Mrs. Ross
McNee'at Huronview on. Thur-
sday.
Master Timmy -McNee, son of
M. and Mrs. Ken McNee is in
,Graham McNee on Su•nd-ay-•-
were Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack Rihey;
° Rohnie, Paul and" Marva"nng of
Underwood and, Mr. and `Idirs.
Jas Hayden, Laurie and Linda,
Port 'Albert.-
-Mr. and Mrs. Don Nichi)lson,
Greg, •Brian and Wayne
motored to Niagara Falls on
the weekend. •" ,
Goderich Hospital for a few
days 'with a skin infection.
On Thursday Mrs. Mary
Bete' and Jamie called on Mr.
and .Mrs. Jas: Schultz and
family of - Mississatdga who are
holidaying at their cottage at
Kintail• Beach.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Top horses arcready
for special race eFriday
-- 'The fi%ct top horses in the
areal Will compete Friday night!
G t'or a $2%000 purse in the tentV_
race : at Uo'der'ich Raceway
sponsored by the Goderich
Trotting Associat ic1'n.
Scot ts Tonic, 'owned ' and.
driven by Bert Madil of
I)resden; has won over $:32,000
with a lifetime' record of 2:03
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Murch on a one• half mile track,
and Vincent of Clinton and Mr. Romeo Lobell, trained and
and Mrs. Hare. Chambers and driven by Mac Galbraith of
Tracy of Goderich 'visited the Wingham has won over $99,000
ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs: and has a lifetime record ,of, -
Hugh McWhinney on Sunday. 2 02
Mrs. Hugh McWhinney was Piper Wall, owned by ,Wall
pleased to receive a phone call
from her son, Lee Barrick from '
Tampa, Florida. "
Mr. and Mrs., Merle Gunby L town .Ba n,d
and family visited the Science
Centre in Toronto and saw a
special display of crafts around
of Hands.
the world entitled, "In Praise loses [.ea.4er
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Mr. and Mrs: Thos.•Fowler, '
Darrel' � and ,Karen visited his
parents, Mr.' and Mrs. "Chas. and founder
Fowler last week`
Mr. and Mrs.:. Chas Fowler
had as Sunday visrtor's her . The Goderich Laketown.
sister-in-law, Mrs. Margaret 'Band, well into _its summer
Ball', and daughter Mrs. Jas. program has been entertaining
Sheridan and Jimmy of Barrie.' people at a variety of, events
Mr. and .Mrs. Ben Mole are across the county. .•
moving into the village into the " On the July 1 weekend they
house just vacated by Mr. and received a -warm greeting from
Mrs. Jack Phillips and family celebrants at the Mitchell den -
who are settling inti their. new tennial parade and tattoo. On
home across the street. August 11 the band. respori'ded
Mr.. Jack Phillips went to to an invitation to give a con-
Toro„tato to Comp-ensationcert at the Paris Park band-
,Hospttal to start extended shell and turned the event into
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treatent' for. his i'njuted hand. an outing by renting a bus and
He will' he h )me . weekends having a picnic at thepark. The
during treatment:” band.also appeared at Seaforth
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• Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilbur, .Sunday and Bayfield Monday.
Willowdale and • Mrs. D. • S. Sandy Freeman, saxophone.
• Fines, Toronto came to -their "Gary Peter's and Ruth Boomer,
stammer., home here for the flutes, Mary Boomer, trom-
weekend, -Mr. and Mrs... nnis bone, and Ronald Butler, trum-
Ci)mfort .'of St. Catharines pet furthered their ability with'
'their instruments -'by attending
visited with them here..
n r ft�ie )ntarj,o�XouthMusic Game'
M'r,• acid !jr.sGr;ai�t 'Sc)virerbrt'-0, ,
of Holliston near• Boston are at Beaverton, Ontario this sum -
spending •a few days at their mer, ro
parental homes here -and in The band is at home- in the,
•Goderich: Goderich Lions Band Shell .on
• September 1, .
Charles Kalbfleisch, founder
of •they- band, recently 'announ-
ced that he will be leaving his
post as conductor and Mrs. Irla
Stewart will replace him. Mrs.
Stewart- has the ability
necessary to continue the high
Standard of music' the band
'plays.
KINTAIL YEWS
Mrs. Di SimpsoEo
• - BRIDAL SHOWER• OMMUNITY" NEWS
A bridal shower was held in
•North Ashfield ,7,School'• on
• Fridays evening., in honour of "
Miss .Jan Simpson, bride of the
month. • - -
Ivlr�s. Marj Farrish Called the
bride to the -decorated bride's
chair to the strains of . Here
Comes The 'Bride. Miss Cathy_
•Simpsien- and Miss Pamela
. Macintosh acted as bride's at'=
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tendants.
'A •short program .of 'music
followed. A guitar and ,piano
selection by Mrs. Nancy Swan
and Lynda; an Trish jig',by
'Mary Lillian" Sihpson; piano
solosflohy,* Pamela Macintosh'
and Mrs. Beryl MacDonald.
This was followed by the, ad -
.dress read by Miss Jackie
Collinson. Jan then opened the
q4gifts, and made a„; warm; reply
thanking the hostesses and the
ladies for the lovely presents-:
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Simp-
son spent last weekend with
Mr. -and Mrs. Kenneth Kaye at
Milford Bay.
' Mr. and Mrs. Donald . Simp-
son are vacationing in they
Wes•tern Provinces. With them
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_arSteven, Helen, and
Christine. -They are, visiting ••
with their daughter and tion -in •
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law, Mr. and Mrs, Rob' Davey,
Jennine and Michael of
Calgary,and t -he families of the
late •Ewan Simpson• of' In=
nesfail, Alberta. ”
Mrs. •Jean West and sister,
Miss Mabel MacDonald •accom-
panied- Mr: and Mrs. Allan
MacDougall on Tuesday
through the Peterborough,- Ot-
tawa, Kingston 'area ',on. a
,vacation.
Mr.- and Mrs. James
Meldrum and three children of
Detrrit visited this weekend
with her. mother,- Mrs. Sarah
.Blue and,cousins Mr- and Mrs.
Finlay MacDonald.
Miss Edna Cook of :Owen
Sound was -a guest of her sister,
Mrs: Rhoda MacKenzie on the
weekend.
•Mr.. -and Mrs,.Duncan Simp-
son ,~`Pent Monday evening at
Camlachie. with Mr. and Mrs..
-Jack -Allan. Travelling with
them,here David Brian, Mary
Lillian, and Duncan Jr. Ori
Tuesday' they drove via U.S.A. •
to -Sault Ste. Marie, "returning .`
Friday „by Manitoulin rslatld'-
crossing by ferry to Tobermory
arid. spendirig 'some time at
Sauble Beach. They called to
see Mr. Walter Needham, for-
-.merlv4f Ripley while•at Wiar-
ton on Friday. Walter was
looking well, was managing a
'Fuck Shop, and doing some
'photography. While' there, the
Simpsons ran into 'Mr. Earl-.
Swan of Ashfield and said hello
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Car backs up,
house is hit
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A car=house collision August
18 caused about $1,000damage
to, the yehicle and about $800
damage to the dwelling,
Goderich police report.
Robert J. Charters was
backing out ofa driveway when .
his foot slipped . from the brake
pedal toi`'the accelerator. He hit
the front porch of a house, at
161 Cambridge'St., owned by
Ernest Tafeit.
Police responded to an 'a'c-
cident August 16 when •a car
driven by Eddy A. ,Peters-, RR; 2
Brussels, : turned too widely
near the' harbor, and hit a
railway track switcher.' Damage
was $200 to the car.
In other duties police laid 1.5
charges under , the Criminal
Code,,' 11 ,under. .the• Highway
Traffic Act and four. under the
Lieniar' Control Act. "
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Tyme Stables. 'of Kincardine
and drivOto by Dave' Wall has
wOl1 over $35,000., 'l'his -horse
was recently defeated ..hy:
Derhy's'.Gent, Observers. e\pe(`t
go()d ('tljnpetition between these
animals.
Mr.. Peter Ray, owned by
'Peter Harrison London • and
Ray McLain, Port Ligin, is a
free le•g"ed pacer with lifetime'
winning of $115,000 and a half
mile -time of 2:00. He will be
driven by Mr. M -Lain,
Derby's Gent, owned by .J.
and 'W. Cadrnan, of 'Parkhill
and driven by Norin,Campbel1,
has not been defeated in 1
starts.. This hors;(' has personit
record • of 2:00 on a one-half.
mile track. He holds the track ,
record in Clinton and Hanover. •
He paced the Hanover track in,
2:01. He has winnings this year
of aver $14,000.
t(4 hitt.
• Mrsr Earl Howes had -her two
4jsters of Tbronto visiting with
her last week, Misses Charlotte
and- Anna MacKenzie:
For t,hp last two weeks Cie
ser vices,wei•e, at eight o'clock in
the evening at Ashfield
Presbyterian. Church hut this
coming Sunday service will be
at 1:30 p.m. on August" 25. It-.
will he a baps srnal service'.
Wonien'a.Miswionary Societybis
,on Wed►:csday ."evening;, chair
practice at 7:30. ° Thilrs. and
° Bible Study at^ 8:,'30 on Thur
sday night.. Mr. Richard Sand
will be in eharge..of services.
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