The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-08-28, Page 6PAGE 6-430DERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDA (, AUGUST' 28, 187
Michig an
man lost
on lake
A Michigan' Man is sirll
missing on Lake Huron after
three days of searching by OPP
and the Coast Guard.
Michael Krantz, 25, Dear;-
born, Michigen left, McCrae
Point ,near Inverhuron 'about
1:30 a,m, .to go fishing in,a 17.
foot aluminum canoe. He has
not been seen since,
The OPP boat and helicopter,
have been 'searching the'. lake
and the Coast Guard cutter the
Rapid, stationed out of
Goderich has also joined the
search.
The last time lie was seen he
was wearing orange pants and
a green jacket. He is about six.
feet one inch tall, weighs about
150. pounfisind has bight brown
%iii—Mitl'"ti4eard, • "'w
Police are continuing their
seacch for• the missing man.
Zurich lady
wins gl;000
in Clinton
b n
ROUND AND ABOUT WITH MMTHA.
Wt, have quite a number of
'retired teachers in our area.
Ont item 1,1%• as brought to r ry
attention --of sIN girls \O'ho were
together at Teachers College 60
years ago -there are still five of
thein , to . celebrate this great
anniversary on September 10.
,.And we all have our own
teeth -and all wear glasses"-
„.few
lasses -
,..few weeks, with Jeannie home,
she has been gadding about.
Shehas been to Stratford
"Theatre performancesna couple
of times; saw "Hello Dolly”
and ''Barefoot,,in the Park" at
Huron' County Playhouse ;' had
dinner with the BiPutherlands
before attending the Big EX
'with ,•20,000 atelier fans seeing
()ld Blue Eyes in top form. 4,4
What a gal, I think she too,
ct,n*f luckily they are all in deserves a standing ovation for
pretty goodhealth. ... 60 years of performances. `How
I think this is an anniversary, aboutTHAT, folks?.
that hundreds of former Another nice , item:' (and
students could be..interested m r another fine teacher since we
and I know a few of these have been speaking of
students of Miss Gladys teachers) --Mr. and Mrs. _1'.R.
McDowell, of Hamilton St. will Scott. celebrated their 55 year
be pleasantly surprised. •, wedding anniversary August
• After one 'grows up, has their 18, at a family gathering at the
own family and their ups -and borne of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
downs --they sort of lose track of Scott of Beverly Hills,,, Bir -
their own• teachers while they mingham. ,
now meet their 'children's Mr.- and Mrs: Alex Clark
teachers. I'm sure in the last (Joan) and family of London
ten years most of them and the Lee Scott family of
remarked about .the schools Sarnia completed the family
getting away from the Readin', gathering.
.ritin'n rithmetic--arad oh, yes, Joan and Alex's bow' Scott
the .°spelling; --how they,NEED t. Clark',,, 23, placed .first 'in the
spelling,, French Horn category of the
There have been . a rot of t'National C,pmpetitive Festival
changes in the last 50 years- of IVItisiec.at the CNX a couple of
especially in the, last 10 years. • weeks ago. • ..
When Miss McDowell began Scott has' been playing the
A Zurich woman, Miss Gloria teaching she was paid $500.00 French Horn about ten years
Adkirt, went home very happy dollars a year in payments at 'and won a $1,000 scholarship.
last ' Monday night when she ' Christmas, 'Easter and June. Also he won the Special Brass
Won th€' 51,000 jackpot 'in this he taught at Donnybrook, Class award .at the Kiwanis
. week's Clinton Monster Bingo. Blyth and 'Holmesville before' Music Festival ,last April in
I3etty� Wright of Mitchell and . coming to Goderich Central in ,London, then the. provincial
Doug Batkin 'of Clinton split a ' '193.1.. .. - ' " finals inJune.
$1D6.4 share -the -wealth jack- Miss Isabel Sharman then He received the London
pot; while Mrs. Joe Donnelly Mr. Harry Shackelton was the Music Scholarship Foundation
sand F red Seers, both of Principal at • that "time --and awards in 1974 and,; 1975: How
Goderich, divided a special of' •when he wentoff to the war, she about THAT? He already has
159.75. and 1'tss I2ornaniuk of Assistant Supervior- „his Bachelor of Music. degree
Exeter was the sole 'winner of in other words, the principal, in from the U. of W. and a Masters
$152.45 in the other special, ' his absence, , Grades 5 and 8 degree from Eastman School of
Sole winners 'of $50 bingos knew her very well, knew her to • Music in Rochester,'N.Y.
we.r,e Joyce Baechler "of. be a wonderful teacher.- He has now completed some
t. Goderich., Mrs.. , Vicky Then the trout season opened, , courses towards his•Doctorate
olgtahoun of Clinton, Mrs. Biller there was a large list 'of boys 'and he and his wife will attend
Steepe of Clinton, Marg G}af- ..... suddenly taken ill; On calling Alehouse College in'September.
some of.the:,mother5 sh"e found Without : scholarships, many
they were supposed to be in students would just not be able
school' Next day, When she to' continue their, music. Scott'
asked how much luck they had has the Hank of(Commerce and
with their fishing --one lad said, tlfe,London Free Press to thank
A'w�ti'-w you knew it .all the for their great contributions to,
,time !' ', his career,
Another �' adjustment ,.was'• This. is a scholarship that
often made when. examin- might he encouraged ih
.:erfered with the hockey play- Goderich. I'm sure there must
offs. ' So.methir'g had to give-- be' many folk here whohave felt
and an understanding teacher • they, should -make som • •• d of
•arranged then;', exams so that, contribution to Per rng.
the hockey player had, a good Arts and music for which -many
night's rest ,'before writing ' grateful artists would ' thank
•them. Could this be done to- them for years hence.
day? Noway y . ' Wish I could help in this line --
good of generations • to come.
Have you botaght your ticket
on the ' lovely hand rrtade
afghan, proceeds for the
Canadian Arthritis arid
Rheumatism Society draw on
September 19. This is another
spot that needs a lot of help in
research to rid us of this awful
crippler, Let's hope it is in O)<JRr
time.
Have you visited the new
music shop at 79 Hamilton
Street --next to Jim and Ruth
Skeoch's Business Machines
and such shop. Music
Unlimited it is called and it
appears to be making a great
start with the fine musical
inrstruments and equipment.
Do drop in and introduce
yourself. You'll be
did.
fnt y 'and Dorothy Heinbuck of
Stratford, and Lenora Jessen,
Mrs. Charters ofGoderich. .
Other 850 games were split
'between 'Sarah Ans,tett of
'Wing'ham, Joyce McIllwain of
Bayfield, Joni ,:Denothrne of
"Clinton, Nellie Burkholder of
Blyth, Mrs.' Joe, Snider of
Winghan3, and Joyce:, Marshall
of Goderich : Elsie Murrell of
Clinton,' Hazel McGonigle .. of
Seaforth,, Judy Dixon of . Clin- .;
ton,. Julie McLanson of
Seaforth, Nora McDonald of
Clinton, • Marion Vas°son of
Exeter, Carole Cannon • of
'Dublin, and Janet Darrof A few• of her• students, well ` but the best I can do •ts hope
known to all of us today. eg• someone will seep fit to leave
.Cayloy Hill, Max ,Cutt, Barry some of their wealth fot...the
Attridge, Bob Allin,•Kip White --
and oh, so many others I can't . The Good Driver
list,them all, must have thought Defined • '
of her'often--and with affection- . ' A British safety official gave
-in their grown-up years'for the , the Ontario Safety League this
good solid education, discipline' definition of a good 'driver:_.
and respect taught them in "Someone who. can 'claim big
their' "tender" years! It gave mileage and long intervals
them the background they before brakes need ' relining;
needed., to become the solid someone ' whose passenger
citizen Of today. carpet does not 2, wear out'
prematurely; more im-
portantly, someone whose
style, speed and positioning has
no need -to , change one bit
should,,he , s,ee in his. mirror,' a
police car behind hint"
Gr depi-eh . ' •
Also sharing in $50 . bingos
were Janet Daer of Goderich
and Mrs, Blanche Angus of RR
' Clintdn,: Carol 'Daer'
of Auburn, 'Debbie Hunt and •
Marg; Carter of Clinton, and
- ^ Lloyd Hard 'of Varna : Jain
' S i neons" of Bayfield and June
O'Connell of Mitchell.
Other $50,. bingos were °split
among Dorothy -O'Connell, and
' May Steepe of Clinton, Irene'
Davis of Hensall, Mary Boyce. I'm sure the boys and girls--
" tafr Bayfield, Pat Shaw of Blyth,,,, now men and women; will want
and Susan Wagler of Vanastra_: , to, wish her Good health and
Nellie Steepe of Clinton, KenHappiness in her Golden Years.
Thurlow of Listowel; Roxy She's just.not quite as active
Hunt of Mitchell, Bill Austin of ars she: used to be, but in the last
Seaforth and Mona Campbell of
Exeter: ThelmaDeveau' of
Auburn and Gary Baker of �AHEW M
•s•
London, p 00WORT14OFwww
Why some young drivers like E' $2
E.
to use spring hangers. to raise
the rear end of a car is • a
mystery. Experts tell the ..
Ontario •Safety League ,the
hangers serve no useful pur-
pose , The low profile, wide tires
tusually seen ori such vehicle
aquaplane easily; the harigers --
change the :vehicle's center of
,gravity, throw the alignment
.. off, and dangd'rously expose the
gas tank to rupture in the event
of a rear -end collision.
GUITAR
LESSONS
in
Public School
BY
Henry Pulsifer
cull for slips
at Principal's Office
ori Phone:
527.00^53
or
524.4291
1
glad you
Love, Martha.
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