The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-05-20, Page 5Hughes Realty
nabs awards
W.J. Hughes Realty of Goderich was recently
named 1980 top non-residential production office at
the Realty World sixth international. convention..
In competition with more than 2,000 Realty World
offices in the United States and Canada, Hughes was
recognized for production of over ;25 million in ad-
dition to their residential sales. Realty World is a real
estate franchise firm with offices throughout the
United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. The
presentation of the awards was made by Art Chester
to Wayne Ellis and Deb Shewfelt of Goderich.
Alice retires
The employees of Canadian Tire on Huron Road held
a retirement party for employee Alice DeMers ..
Friday. Alice has worked with the company for 13
years in the appliance department and as a cashier.
Her employment record dates back to the old
Canadian Tire store location on North Street. On her
final day of work, fellow employees presented Alice
with a retirement gilt.
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Over BOO kids sign up for bali season
Ball registration
Ball registration went well
with over 100 children
signing up for the season.
Nine teams were formed and
several of the older teams
have already started
practices, while the younger
teams arewaiting until mid-
June to begin. Anyone who
would like further in-
formation may call Art Bell
at 524.8037 or.DonnaMartin
at ::12-0524.
UCW meet
The Holmesville UCW met
on May 12 in the church hall
and the ,devotional period
was conducted by Isobel
Sturdy and her group.
The theme of the meeting
was family and Charlotte
Norman gave a reading on a
Chinese family tradition.
Bessie Townshend read a
Holmesville
news
Blanche Deeves, correspondent
poem about homekeeping
and the roll call asked
members to give their
mother's maiden name.
Jean Perdue received the
collection and the business
was conducted by president
482-3383
Jean l;tnn. Plans were
discussed for the ham and
salad supper to be held on
June 4, and articles were
brought in for the bale. The
penny savers were reminded
to hand in their pennies at
the June meeting.
Mrs. Perdue closed the
meeting with a reading and a
prayer, and a lively auction
was held.
People report
Clarence and Jean Perdue
held a family dinner on
Sunday, the occasion being
their grandson Sean's second
birthday. Guests' included
Sean's mum and dad, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Lockwood and
the Perdue'sof London.
Alvin and Barb Betties
have visitors from England,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Maguire from near Liver-
pool. They are spending a
fortnight here and last week
they were taken on a tour of
Coning wood, Bracebridge,
Algonquin Park and Ottawa,
They also crossed by way of
the Thousand Island Bridge
to New York State and
Wish the rain was spread out
BY KAE WEBSTER
Well we sure had lots of
rain last weekend. I know
that everyone will agree that
if the good Lord would have
given us Less and more to our
own Western , provinces, . it
would be wonderful.
While talking to my•sister
in Edmonton, Alberta the
other evening she told me
the garden had to be watered
before they could plant their
onions. It is really bad out
there. What are the farmers
there going to do for grain
and feed for their cattle? Let
us . all pray for their great
needs..
Kingsbridge news
Party for Father Heffernan
By Delores Van Osch
A lovely wedding took
place at St: Joseph's Church
on Friday evening, when
Anita Doherty and Rick
Davies were united in mar-
riage: Their -reception follow-
ed.at the .Lucknow Commun-
ity Centre. Congratulations
are extended to Rick and
Anita.
Mrs." Yvette Heffernan,
Antone and Delores Van
Osch attended a farewell
party for Father Vincent
Heffernan in Arthur on Sun-
day. Father Heffernan, who
is a Missionary Priest, . has
been on two years leave of
absence, taking courses in
Toronto. He leaves in June
for a Mission in Mexico.
Rev. Brother Carl Voll is
enjoying two weeks vacation
visiting friends and relatives
in the West.
Clete and Mary Louise
Dalton and family held a.
successful auction sale at
their farm, on Thlursday even-
ing. _
Also congratulations ▪ to
Clete on being the President
of the newly formed Dungan-
non Kinsmen Club.
Ray Dalton returned home
on Monday after spending
the winter with his son, Dan
and wife, Marilyn and family
in Tucson, Arizona and with
his daughter, Kathy Mac-
Donald and husband Jim and
.girls in Calgary, Alberta.
Anne Sheardown, Ricky
and Kim of St. Thomas,
Jerry Jeffernan of Stratford
visited on the weekend with
th it mother, Mrs: Yvette
Heffernan. '
Jim Sinnett is home • on
vacation from his boat. Visit-
ors with Jim and Yvonne
Sinnett and family on the
weekend were Dennis and
Cathy Sinpett and family of
Detroit:
Steve Howard was one of
the graduates at the gradua-
tion ceremonies held at Cen-
tralia College of Agriculture
and Technology' on Friday
afternoon, May 15th. Steve
graduated from the Agricul-
tural Business and Manage-
ment course. His parents,
John and Rita Howard, at-
tended the ceremonies and in
the evening parentsand
friends of the students were
treated to a dinner aua dance
at the Lucan and. District
Community. 'Centre.
Mrs. Marie 'Forbes and
granddaughter, Rita "Crook,
of Detroit and Eugene and
Cathy Forbes and family of
Lansing, ` Michigan. were
weekend visitors with John
and Rita Howard and family.
On Saturday they, along with
John and Rita, Steve How-
ard, Leona Hogan, . Anita
Hogan and Paul Frayne,
Lawrence Hogan and Mari-
anne Frayne, attended the
wedding at St. . Joseph's
Church, Stratford for their
niece and ' FFot\sin, Anne
Schefter, to Rod McKellar.
Anne is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Schefter of
Stratford.
Janette Hogan left for Hal-
ifax recently to attend Sum-
mer Courses at Dalhousie
University. •.
Visitors on the weekend
with Mrs. Marietta Martin
were Joe and Cathy Martin,
Mrs. Frances Brook, Mrs.
Mary Teresa Pollard and
Sharron, all of Hamilton.
They attended the wedding
of their niece, Anita Doherty,
on Friday evening.
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Kae Webster,
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Visiting with Mrs. Rhetta
Mato ennaan • on the weekend
was her granddaughter Miss
Peggy MacLennan of Kit-
chener add Mrs. Louise
Millar of Palmerston.
Mr's. Margaret Morton of
Point Clark was in Sarnia
the other day for her regular
check-up.
Mr: and Mrs. Ross
MacKenzie and Mrs. Rhoda
MacKenzie of Lucknow were
in Toronto on the weekend to
attend the wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Melvin,
Visiting with Mrs. Dorothy
Finlayson on the weekend
was Allen Finlayson and
friend La Vonne McHumber
of Toronto and Duncan
Finlayson and Susanne
Pollock of Kincardine. ,
Just a reminder for those
of the community who would
like to attend the Club Danc-
ing Recital which is to 'be
held at the Ripley High
School. The dancers range in
age from four • to teenagers.
This is to take place Wednes-
day,.May 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
Webster visited with Mrs.
Norma Young and Mrs:
Viola Farquhar of Goderich
on Sunday.
Mrs. Max Reigling and
Mrs. Jack MacKenzie enter-
tained a few neighbours the
other evening at a Tupper-
ware party:
Mrs. Marcella Courtney of
Goderich visited the other
evening with her daughter,
son-in-law and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Reigling.
Darrell and Ian Scott, sons
of. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
Scott are staying a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wilkens, while their parents
are on holidays.
Visiting with Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Wilkens was Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Wilkens of
Paisley and Mrs, Frances
Wilkens of Lucknow.. r
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Wylds on Sunday
was Mrs. Wylds' mother,
Mrs. Irene Stone of
Goderich, Linda Wylds of
London, Kenny Wylds and
daughter Melanie of
Goderich.
Congratulations to Tam=
my and Henry John Sloeljes
who were married at the
North Ashfield Presbyterian. -
Church May 2 by Rev.
Nugent. A large crowd ,at-
tended the wedding recep-
tion at the Lucknow Com-
munity Centre. We wish
them well.
Mrs. Marion Meriam and
son Jason of Goderich
visited one day with her
father Mr, David .Mac-
Donald. ,
There was a very suc-
,cessful day in Ripley on Fri-
day at the Ripley Hor
ticultttre Flower show and
tea. There were a few ladies
of the community involved in
the activities there:
„ Just a paid holiday
at public's expense
Dear Editor,
On the May 4 council agen-
da there was a . letter from
Bay City to the ,mayor of
- Goderich. They are opening
a work! friendship shell and
have extended an invitation
to the mayor to give his per-
sonal comments on behalf of
poderich. 'At council a mo,
tion was passed that anyone
wishing to attend, contact
the towel�,,cleek and he would
make the necessary ar-
rangements. I would assume
by the text of the motion that
this would include any tax-
payer in Goderich wishing to
Fam . •
go.
I understand that the town
will pay for the expense of
the mayor, council members
and certain administrative
staff. To me, this is nothing
more than a paid holiday at
the' taxpayers' expense. I
would like to know how
many would attend at their
own expense. As a member
'of council I feel that the
mayor and his wife should be
the only persons to attend at
the expense of the tax-
payers.
Respectft.illy yours,
Jim Searls.
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returned by way of Niagara
Falls. The Maquires .also
visited the locks at Welland
where they contacted the
captain who was from
England.
The Betties and Maquires
were also guests at theSnell-
Denomme wedding and
reception.
The -Goderich Township
Enterprising Seniors will
meet on -Thursday, May 21
not May 31 as reported in last
week's News -Record.
Members are asked to bring
articles for the auction sale
at 8 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norman
spent Sunday with their
daughter Shirley Norman in
Kitchener.
United news
Worship service was held
in the Holmesville United
Church on Sunday morning
and the primary class sang a
special number. Rev. Scott
spoke to the children on the
love of God and family.
For his sermon Mr. Scott
spoke on Taking Stock.
Harold Yeo and Jim Lobb
received the -offering:
Me Interest
Charges at.
Nally.Gall
No interest charges for 12
months. will be offered as a
special incentive to aid
purchasers of new motorcycles
Randy Collins of Hully Gully, on
nounced today •
Coll ns. who.negotiated the"deal
with o local bank believes he is
the only motorcycle dealer in the
area to go interest free on all
new purchases The program
means you'con take one ydnrto
pay •by making 12 equal prin•
cipol only payments
"Consumer- response v expected.
to be fantastic, particularly
when people are faced with
weekly increases' ininterest,"
Collins sod We expect to sell
about $250,000 worth of new
motorcycles in o very short time
to interest free purchasers.•'
Hully Gully 'has built o reputa-
tion on extremely competitive
prices, backed up with on ex-
cellent service deportment. Now,
With the added benefits of not
having to pay interest. motorcy-
cle sales are expected to surge
ahead:
Collins refused to comment on
how long the bonk would allow
him to offer interest free
purchoses butfor the moment;
anyone who is even remotely in•
terested in'buying a,motorcycle
should contact him immediately
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