The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-03-04, Page 6PAGE 6 --GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4,1981
Bridal shower held for Betty Sowerby at Benmiller
One of the bride-to-be's of
Colborne Township so far
this year is Betty Sowerby,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Sowerby of Colborne.
She will' be married to perry
Teichert, son of Mr. and
• Mrs. Karl Teichert of Albert.
Street,. Goderich in an even -
lag wedding this Saturday,
March 7 at Benmiller United
Church.
.Betty, who worksin Toron-
to, has been a very busy
young lady dining the month
of February.,Besides holding
her job, she has travelled for
several bridal showers in her
_bainturteldsluring_themon7
th. The weather at tines
wasn't the best either.
A community shower was,
held in Benmiller United
Chiirep which twinged
friends, neighbours and
relatives. An e' aunt, Mrs.
Doug Sowerby of Goderich
and her daughter Julie held
a miscellaneous shower.
Another aunt, Mrs. Lytu
Rumig and, cousin, Doris
Patterson and aunt Mrs.
Wayne (Donna) Snyder also
held a miscellaneous
shower. A friend ,, and
relative -to -be, Mrs. Peter
Teichert of Goderich had a
lingerie - and -personal -
• shower.
- Betty's friends and
relatives have, m a wonder-
ful way, shown how much
• Betty means to them and
how Pleased they are to
share her joy in this special
event. ,
• • Eluchre patty
The euchre , card party
held in Colborne Township
.Hall Thursday, February 26
attracted, 11 tables o
players. .;
Winners for. the evening
Were: ladies',Lois Haggitt
and Da 'Pollock; gentlemen,
:is Pitblado anci-- George
Morley.
The next card party. will be
Thursday, March 12 at 8
RecreatiOnCOmmittee
. Colborne 'Township
Recreation Committee is
having a meeting in Col-
borne Township Hall on
Mondatlarch 9 'at 8 p.m.
There are several important
items of business to be
Of 'special concern is get-
ting someone to manage the
softball games for boys and'
girls this summer.. Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Willis filled in last
year in this capacity but this
is 1981 and the Recreation
Committee is trying to find
someone else who will
volunteer to take on this job.
True, it isn't easy. It takes
time and effort but surely
there is someone who maybe
has children who want to
play softball, or someone
who is willing to help in this
worthwhile sport. •
This is a sport the boys and
girls are keenly interested in
but unless there are
volunteers to help, there is
the possibility that this sport
Will have to be cancelled in
Colborne Township this sum-
mer.
Give this • some thought
and plan to come to the
meeting March 9. There are
other ways you can help too,
colbor
corner
Gertrude Kaitting, correspondent 524-2076
so please come out and „,do
what you can.
• WI.
Wornen's_In,
stitute members met in Col-
borne Township Hall on
Thursday, February 26 for
their first meeting of the
New Year. The president,
Mrs. R. Buchanan opened
•the meeting with a poem,
"New Year's Meditation"
and welcomed the members
and visitors, who thenjOined
in the Opening Ode, Mary
Stewart Collect and 0
Canada, with Mrs. G. Keit-
ting at the piano.
Minutes of • the last
meeting were read by the
secretary, Mrs. A. Stoll and
the roll call, "Suggestions to
save -energy- iirthe home"
found many interesting sug-
gestions. Some of,- these
were: when using the elec-
tric oven plan to cook more
than one item; first thing in
the morning, air your home
as fresh air warms -faster;
use wood -burning stoves;
use a humidifier; disconnect
your color TV when not in
use, etc.
Correspondence was read
and attended to and business
- arising from same was given
specialattention. The annual
letter from FWIOpresident
Mrs. Keith Hiepleh was
received and was very infor-
mative. A letter was read
• from the Home Economics -
Branch of. the Ministry of
Agriculture and Food regar-
ding the Food Forum for the
"Parties to- Please your
PuiseCourae. • • '
A . letter' and information
•, regarding • officers' con-
ference in Waterloo on May
. 5,6 and 7 was, received. A let-
• ter • was also received from
Erland Lee Home informing
members that the . home is
open for guests .and that the
week of June 1, to 5 will be
special with a demonstration
and •display, of special
pioneer crafts. The letter
suggested Institutes plan bus
trips this year to visit the
Erland Lee Horne,especial-
ly during this special week.
A thank you was received
from the Salvation Army. A
letter from the Cancer Socie-
ty regarding the drive in the
spring was received.
A letter regarding Cana-
dian Crossroads Interna-
tional advising Members of
the plans and aspirations of
• one of its Colborne Township
young men received
favourable comment and at-
tention.
The topic on resolutions
was in the charge of Mrs. G.
Kaitting 'and Mrs. Emerson
-
Elliott and was partly in the
form of an interesting ques-
tion- and answer period
'which brought forward
many suggestions and con-
siderable discussion on such
topics as food dyes, bull
fighting and dog fighting and
the Airport Road corner.
•One-stigge-ction for this cor,
ner was a blinker light or to
place an effective slowdown
sign on Highway 21 for traf-
fic going , south toward
Goderich. The Institute
made plans to look into
several of the suggestions to
see what can.be done for the
benefit of the public.
The next Meeting will be
Thursday2 March 26 at which
time -Mrs. Hendrick will give
a demonstration on making
hairpin lace and Mrs. G.
Kaitting will demonstrate
covering dress hangers,
besides other special items
on the program.
The meeting cloSed with
The Queen and The Grace,
•.after which all enjoyed a
social half hour with lunch
served by the committee of
Mrs. E. Elliott, Mrs. A. Stoll,
Mrs. R. Buchanan and Mrs.
G. Kaitting.
•• School news
In ' the Legion .Public
Speaking contest held in
Goderich on February 25
Steven Million of--COlborne
was chosen as winner in the
junior grades and Laura
Wark GOderich was
chosen as winner in the
senior grades. These two
students will bespeaking at
SeafOrtli High School On
March 7 at 1:30 p.m.
)• ' •
Social News
• Crewel embroidery
Achievement Day will ,be
held Wednesday, April 1
from 7-10 Pm. in Ontario
Street United Church, Clin-
ton.
• . Mrs. Fanny Sheardown Of
Meneset Park and Mrs.
Lenore Bradley bf Goderich
have just returned from a
very enjoyable 15 -day Carib -
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bean cruise, taking in ten
islands. They report when
they landed at Trinidad, the
temperature was 105
degres.,The second week on
board ship they were enter-
tained by Al pierson's 11 -
piece dancing band. They en-
joyed St. Thomas, Caracus,
Venezuela and were greatly
impressed. The tour took
them to. the fifth largest oil
refinery in the world at
Curacao, just off South
America. They informed
them that in this district, gas
was 23 cents a gallon.
Mrs. Catherine Riehl of
Goderigli, formerly of Col-
borne, has returned home
after spending six weeks
visiting some of her family
ton, New Brunswick.
Mrs. Earl Sherwood and
Mrs. Doug McNeil attended
the flower show at the Ex-
hibition Grounds in Toronto
on Friday, February 27. This
was made possible through
the Garden inGoderich
and of course, several from
there were in the party.
Congratulations to Mr. and
WIT. William Kuran of RR6
Goderich on the birth of a
baby girl February 20 in the
Goderich Hospital.
• Corporal James Reaburn
surprised his parents with a
couple days' visit recently on
his way from Ottawa back to
Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. Oz Falkiner
of Goderich returned home
in Exeter, London and Mone --from a two week holiday
visiting with Mrs. Falkiner's
sister in California.
Sincere sympathy to Mr.
and Mrs. Oz Falkiner in the
passing of Mrs. Falkiner's
brother Gordon Jamieson of
Cambridge.
Randall •Marriott of
Saltford spent a short time in
the Goderich Hospital
recently. He is now horn
and convalescing favorably.
Election
This is to inform residents
of Colborne Township about
their polling stations. If your
polling station is number 119,
the Sheppardton area, you
will vote at Saltford Valley
Hall; polling station number
120 - Carlow, pains in Col -
Where's the relationship
between man and beast?
Dear Editor, the homo line,
A new specimen, named austra lop ithecines, homo
Lucy, sa id to be a three- erectus and neanderthaP
point -five -million -year-old man. This is a recent
woman, shakes man's statement from March 1981
family tree, according to the Science Magazine.
theory of evolution. It comes • The evolutionists ' claim
as no surprise to me, • that the earth is five .
beeaUse 'I thinkvtliiS tree has •-thousand Million -years old.
been on shaky ground ever The scientists claim if this
since its inception. This new was true, the astronauts who
evidence conflicts strongly • went to the moon would have
with Louis Leakey's thedry, found meteor • dust ap-
who believed he had paired proximately 50 feet in depth.
every competing fossil front Such was, not the case. We
have been duped with a fairy
tale for over 100 years. It's
time they made it a little
more plausible.
• It would,also be nice if they
explained the stalemate they
reached when they try to
cross the species, and Why
there isn't any genetic
relationship between man
and beast.
Sincerely,
N.J. Minaker
Reactors take top four spots.
Ontario • Hydro nuclear
reactors took the top four
places in 1980 among 114
world reactors whose
capacity exceeds 500
megawatts.
Unit 2 at Bruce A
Generating Station took the
top spot moving up from 36th
place in 1979.
• Unit 3 at the Pickering A
Generating Station placed
second. Bruce Unit 3 took the
third spot while Bruce Unit 1
ranked fourth. ,
• the remaining •791 -
megawatt reactor at Bruce
A Generating Station ranked
19th. • ••
Pickering's three other
50 -megawatt units ranked
lower in 1980 than in 1979.
Units 1, 2 and 4 ranked 24th,
11th and 13th respecitvely.
These lower rankings reflect
a month-long shutdown last
May when tests were con-
ducted • - on the vacuum
building. -
The ranking is based on
'gross capacity factor, the
ratio between total electric
energy produced by the unit
• and perfect output. Materia
used in preparing the
rankings is gathered from
• electric utlities and energy
publications worldrwide.
On a lifetime basis world-
wide,
Flydro's Pickering and
Bruce units occupy six of the
first 10 places.
Robertson Roundup
Constable Gosse of the
Goderich 0.P.P. department
visited the Jimior Wing at
Robertson School last week.
Mr. Gosse showed a slide
presentation: onrhow to use
the telephone.in Olnernergen-
cy . situatiinii"Vid talked •
about telephone manners in
general. Although it is hoped
that no one will ever have to
make such an emergency
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borne Township Hall; poll-
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Benmiller - Forester's Hall.
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three polling stations voting
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election, namely 119, 121 and
122.
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