The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-08-22, Page 14PAGE 1.4---GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1974
TOWN AND COUNTRV
21; BIRTHS
BbUCHEI : Mr. and Mrs, Michael,
Boucher, of London, Ontario, an-
nounce the arrival of their first
child, Rebecca, Ann, at' St. Joseph'~
Hospital, London, August 4, 1974.
• Granddaughter for Mrs. Lucy A- FOR SALE
Boucher, London, and 'Mrs Phyllih
Cox, Goderich township. -33
VANSTONE-At C• linton Pulo,lrc
Hospital, to Mr and Mrs. Bill Van- '
stone, Benmiller, ' a baby girl,
.Jacqueline Anne A aster for B- CUSTOM WORK,
Scott. _-.34 .
SE -El) wheat,. Howse tor
Phone 529.7222 --:34
sale
DAVISON:-To Mr. and Mr'.. An-
thony Davison, Bayfield, a
daughter, • Tricia Lorraine, August
14, 1974., at Alexandra Marine
Hospital.
°CUSTQM conihimng, all types of
crops. Phone 5,29-7459 after ti
D LIVESTOCK
HARRISON,-To M"r. and Mrs, Ed
ward Harrison,• .• Goderich,. a
daughter, Rebecca •Jane, August 17,
197.4 at "Alexandra Marine
•
HospttaI_�.
WATERHOUSE: -- '1'o Mr. and
Mrs. Thorna'ti,(;,Waterhouse: a son,
Thomas, Christopher Arthur ,August
18, 1974, -at Alexandra Hospital.
VOLLAN1)-To Mr- and Mrs..d
RaYmond Vol land,Gocleri'c•h, a son,
Jason. August 211, 1974 at Alexan-
dra. Marine Hospital. ' -
pH KE1 1 Norman and Nancy are
• pleased to -announce the•safe arrival
of their first child Bryan Gordon, -on
August the 15th in‘ Victoria .
Hospital, London Proud grand -
.parents are Rey. Gordon .and
Pa kc•II of Sarnia and Helen and
Don -Gard, of Burlington, Special
word of .thanks to Mrs. Linda
Skelton,' 1) ve Harrison and Al
Chrysler. --.34
23. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and JVlrs. Robert St ot hers,
Ihrngannl,n, Ontario announce the,
engagement of their younger„-.
daughter Nancy..Jean, to Mr Rod-
pey Sterling Jervis, Scott of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter .Jervis, of Clinton, Ont.
The marriage will take place, on
Friday. Sept. the (ith at ti p.m. in the
Dungannon United 'Church. -34
25. IN MEMORIAM
VANSTONF.--fn memory of Albert
Vanstnne who died on August -25th,
+1971.
• As time:unfolds another year
Memories keilp him ever near
.Silent thoughts of times together
Old irtemo,ories that will last for ever:
Always remembered by wife Jean
• and family.:34
REG i-ri'i-: 1E 1) Polled 1leielord
bulls in • top breeding condition
Halter" broken. Herd sire - had
overage dally gain ..f 3.9 lbs Ed
Powell, R.R., 1, Winghani. Phone
:3.15-.189;1 -;34
Gets grant
The Menesetung Canoe Club,
one of 140 groups of retired
people across Canada to ,receive
New Horizons Grants, has'been
funded* $1,9+34`„bt• the govern-
ment toinclude social and
recreational activities to their
program
One club spokesman said the
group intend tip °use :the' money
to repair billiard tables and
i
furniture in the. clubhouse an&
to• install a .sink and taps, to •
facilitate .coffee-- curring chub
card parties.
The organization has about
30 members, mostly seni, r
citizens, and hope to expand
their membership in the future.
Huron Bd..1.
(continued from page -1
Sincere,,sympathy to Mr. and
Mrs. Kentiy'-Leddy and family,
of St. Augustine on the death of
their .son, Brian on 'Wednesday
evening, August 14 in his ninth
year. Brian was..a Grade .2
student- of St. Joseph's school
in Kingsbridge and had been in
and out of hospital since last
December. Clay mates and
teachers formed a guard of
'honor at his funeral •on Satur-
day morning. -
S ;nipat,hy is' extended to the
Hogan families on •the death of
Mrs. Marian (Hogan►Limmer-
man, daughter of the late Mr,
and Mrs. H. Patrick .Hogan,
formerly of Kingsbridge, • on
Thursday ' August '15 in her
55th year. Her body rested at
the Richardson Allard Funeral
Ho,Ine in Hanover until Mon-
day moring when burial ser-
vices" took• place in the. Holy
Fanuly .Catholic Church in
Hanover. Burial was ,_in the
Holy Family Cemetery.
A Picnic for the Parishes of
• Kingsbridge, St. "Augustine and
St. Mary's, Lucknow, was held
on Sunday afternoon, August
18 in the Ashfield Park from
1:30 p.m. to 5:30 pro..Games of
hall, horseshoe, races and
swimming .were available for
both young and the old. Free
:treats were given as prizes, with
the little ones, altar servers and
readeu receiving. extras. Each
family brought• their picnic
lunch'which was enjoyed in the
spacious park, Hot dogs,
chocolate bars, pop and ice,
cream was available at cost,
to
o
i ,Jim Sinnett, c f , Al p ,
--Michigan is home from his boat
and enjoying a two., week
vacation with his family.
Len O'Loughlin of•Rocheste•r,
Michigan is spending four days
vacation at the home of his
'sister Mrs, Bernardine Kinney.
crease of 22 'per cent over two .
years, This year a category two
clerical worker would receive
'$4,600 -rising to $5,900 in four
• years. In 1975 a category two.
worker would, start at $5,050 Reverend Father Ed Dentrnger,
and ,rise t( $6,350 in five year.~. • 'C.R. officiated at the Nuptial
GLENN- In rnemory of John
Goldie Lu' Allan Glenn who passed
away in Aug. 1942'in his 14th yr.
and .J'u'ne Glenn Charmriey who
passed away to":Jan. 19x32 in her'
21st yr•.:family of Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Glenn ,
Their memory is our keepsake.
With which we'll. never, ' part
God ,has them, in his keeping,
We ha' e them in our heart.
-Ever remembered by Dad, Mom,
Sister, Brothers and families. -.--.34
26. CARD OF THANKS
'William N. Guloien, son of
Mr, an -d Mrs. Edward, P.•
Guloien of Etobiroke and Janet
Maguire, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. James Maguire of Halifax
and Lucknow were married on
Saturday .afternoon, August
17tl'iu in St, "Mary's Roman
Catholic ,Church in .Lur.know:.
Non-union secretarial em -Mass.
ployees of the board were grail- •' Several from this area atten-
ted a 10.3 per cent increase ded the bridal' shower for Miss
with ' salaries ranging from " .Jan Simpson, daughter of Mr.
_ $5 300 to start to $7,200 after and Mrs, Robert Simpson•
inn`
s,i years. the North 'Ashfield Public
hief, custodians in' Huron's School on Friday evening,
five secondary schools -received' August„ 16. Her marriage to
-a 11.:3 per cent increase putting. Gary Kaye, son of Mr, and Mrs•;
their, salaries iln the $9,200 tci ,Kenneth Kaye of 'Milford Bay
$10,100' range. • will take place in the Ashfield
''Management , personnel • at Pretibyterian church, on Satur-
the centre in Clinton have been day, August 24 at' 4:10 p.m.
given 'an overall increase .of Clem titeffler is a patient in
X10:1- pety-''cent., Tbie salaries of Victoria Hospital in London
the.' ;ehief' accountant, plane Where :Surgery was perftinied.
'---superintendent, manager . of
purchasing; manager of trap Mrs: Earl Drennan who,, has
sportation, accountant anal -been ,hospitalized°,,,,in the
executive assistant to the `direc- University 'Hospital in London
for will be in the $10,500 to returned to .her home here on
$18,100 range. - Monday, August 12th. • She is
' The director of ethicatiof( • convalescing at her home here.'-
and the•foiar s'uperintendet)ts of Mr. and Mrs: Jim Martin
'education, have• their salaries (Pat Quinlan) and family, Den
adjusted in January:- nis Quinlan and Miss Anita
Boar•.r3' employed .bus driversattended t
Hogan he weddingof
will have their basic annual Miss Bridgid Quinlan to
salary raised from :$2,250 for Richard , MacGregor in Our
200 days to $2,405 for ,t185 days. Lady .of Assumption Church in
Brantford on Sa.turctal. August
17 and attended the dinner,
reception°held, in their honor at ,':-
the Knights cif Colurnhtls Hall
in R.rantford,�
Mr, and Mrs," Mpg Rieglrng
attended the wedd .ng c,1 Mrs-
Riegling's girl friend` Miss
Cathy Loughlin to Mr. Robert
Richardson in St.. Pigs X
Roman Catholic Church in
London on Saturday afternoon,
August 17- • and 'attended the
dinner and reception held in
'their honor in the • parish ,hall
immediately following the wed-
ding.
Reverend Father ,Edwin Gar-
rey C:S.B., of Houston, Texas
and Gerald Garvey of Toronto
are spending holidays at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
•Dahton and family. v
Mr. and' Mrs. John Dalton,
-Larry and Karen of Hamilton
visited on Saturday August 17 San Doherty,-pitcher-fo•r Gord's Sports industrial' softball
with friends in this corritnunin, team in Goderich, threw a one hitter in hi's team's 1-0 vic-
-
:tory over DRMCO last week. The victory moved Gord's into
Two of ,Kingsbridge's oldest 'first place in the league's final standings. DRMCO -pitcher,
residents, Mrs,- Herman Lam-, 'Don McWhinnie-gave up only Shree hits despite the- Toss..
• bertus/ and Frank Sullivan
recent/1y ,-celebrated birthdays, (staff photo)
LIZMOIE-Our heartfelt thanks
to our friends; our relatives from .
afar .and our neighbours from Bey -
vie, the South Line,'Port• Elgin for
the many beautiful floral_ tributes,
the messages of sympathy -'and the
donations to several funds and to
our home, at the •loss of our 1 etoved
son- Janiie: 'There are no words to•
express our feelings for' the many,
ofher kindnesses even from ,people
we hardly knew, and for, those who
came so far to ,be with us. No one
could have done more for us .and
none Would appreciate it more than
. we do. A special thanks to Ross
MacLennan, Rev. Garratt, to the
pallbearers, the flower bearers and
to Dr: Woods'and Dr', Grace and all
the others who saved .Jamie!; life
(During 'his previous illness. .Jean
and •Jim Lizmore and 'family. Joe. •
Janet, Jun -34"
VANS'E'()NE-=I. wish to express my
' sincere • thanks to relatives -and
friends foe' their visits) cards, gifts 1
and flowers while i was a patient in
Clinton and Goderich hospitals.
Special thanks to Dr, Flowers,
Lambert and Dr. Catachi, and the
hospital staff. Judy Vanstone.--.34
The league moves into playoffs tonight at Agriculture Park,
Mrs. tambertus is a patient in ,
Victoria Hospital in London.
Her family visited with het•,on Mrs. VanDyke- and family and
this special day and presented with her • sister Mrs. John
her with 'gifts. • " VahRooy, Mr, VanRooy and -
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Fitz- family.
patrick of Wallaceburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Brien
on 'Sunday :with Mr. and ' Mrs. ' ( Patricia Sinnett) and family of
Cyril Austin. Maryland and Mr. and Mrs,
Eddie Sinnett, son of •Mr. Dennis Sinnett and family 'of
and Mrs. Jim Sinnett, who' haDetroit, Michigan, -are spending
been employed. on the steam- vacation at the horn of their
ship -'The S.T. Gulf Canada" brother, Mr. and. Mrs.n-
s
summer o ida
dorso ' the umme h 1 v
g � nett and. • family, A Sinnett
Canada" -
returned td' his home •here. Relative Picnic was held at the
nett on Sunday afternoon ,and .
evening, August 18. Over 85
relatives enjoyed .a • delicious
.ham and salad -supper prepared
and served smorgabord style:
The musical entertainment was
by Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sinnett
and family 'and Brian Petrie
Miss .Maria 'Dalton of. Lon-
• don is spending vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. -Dennis Dalton. Miss Mary
Massel. of London spent the
weekend with Maria and the
Dalton farmily. •
Mrs. ,Jinn MacDonald (Cathy
Dalton) and daughters
,and Shawna of Edmonton,
Alberta 'are sp. nding'olidays
with . her father, R yrnond,
Dalton and Terry. Her husband
Jim is now -stationed in Cyprus_
- Miss Irene Hogan of London.- .
is
ondon•-
is returning• 'to her home in
London On Tuesday, August 20
-after spending vacation, with
herbrother 'Mr. Basil Hogan.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Webb of
London spent the weekend at
the home of Mr. anddMrs. Alvin
Moran arid attended the
•'Lajeunesse- Moran wedding
, A celebrations, on . Saturday.
, 'Mrs. Karla Hogan and Mrs.
Delores VanOsch.,attended the
second day 'leadership course
for 4-1-1 leaders at the Salvation .
'Army Citadel in Wingham" on
Monday and Tuesday August,
12 and 13. Twelve girls, have'
registered for :the 441,,prfoject
"'The Club Girl Entertains"
which will begin, the first week
in September.
Mr. and Mrs Bud Gi,llnore cif
London'spe,nt the weekend with
•Mr. anl Mrs. Bob Farrish, and
family..
Mr•s. Cato Raymakers 01
'Holland has returned to her
home after ' spending 15 days
vacation at the home of her
brother,,, '•Mr. Bill 'VanDyke,
home of Ma
rand Mrs tn-
with gongs by Jim Sinnett, Mrs.
•Joe'O'Brien, Mrs. at Howard, •
Mrs, Mike •Dalton, Mr, Robert
Simpson and Dennis O'.Neill,
The Courtney family picnic •
" was held on Tuesday evening, -
August 13 in the•Ashfield Park.
'Mrs. Monica 'Kasper of
Grosse Point, Michigan, Mr.s,
;and Mr ' Pete Murray of Royal
} Oak, 'Michigan spent the'
weekend with Mr. John Q'Con-
• nor and the O'Connor relatives.
Eugene • Hebert is holidaying
with his c'ousin,-Mic„•hael Court-
ney.
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DAER-We wish to thank our
family, relatives, friends and ail.
those who helped in •any way to '-
make
make our• 40th Anniversary such a*
occasion. John and
Fliy"r�t�c�--�14
HAMIL'l c The Hamilton family
• take this oppiktunity to -extend their
heartfelt apJ`i : dation for all the
kindness showni'hem at the time of
thei? bereavemeYrt, For ` the - con-
tributions, floral- tributes;' help at
home and bounteous lunch, also all
o those who called or sent cards anti
letters, a very sincere thank you.
l onald and Dorothy Hamilton and
boys. -34 .o
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all thy . friends, relatives, neighbours
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°•and medical staff tor their"kindness
'And ,genericsity.shown • me during. ray
to ent illness, -Mrs.' ,Joe 'Moro:,
vson x,34
$16,000 range, depending_ on ,.
the size of the school and the
amount .of outside help the con --
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courier service contract
has been increased -fromo
$4,760.10 to $5,772:'80,,effective
September .1;!1974. a°`"
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