The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-08-19, Page 28PAGE 12A—GODERICH SIGNAL. -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19,1981
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Mmm, mmm,'good! Gabrielle White ofSeaforth sat down
and attacked a cob of corn with gusto on Saturday afternoon
during Tiger Dunlop Days at
Museum. (Photo by Cath Wooden)
Crich family .holds reunion
The 43rd annual Crich reu-
nion was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crich
of 11112 'Cargill, on Sunday,
July 19, with an attendance
of 134.
A smorgasbord supper, in=
eluding delicious barbecued
chicken prepared by Mur -
Park
plans fun
Point Farms Provincial
Park, located six kilometers
north of Goderich . on
Highway 21 offers excellent
opportunities for swimming,
sunbathing, picnicking and,
sports: Don't miss any of the
fun activities for area
residents, campers and
visitors.
A variety of good reading
is available from the Huron
County Bookmobile from
• 1:30 , to 3:30 p.m. ' on
Thursday, August 20. Meet
at 4 p.m. for `Kids' Shift'
followed by a lively hour of
puppetry and story -telling at
the barn at7p.m.l . ,
Batter up for a softball
game on Friday at 4:30 p.m.
At 8 p.m.. meet at the barn
for a `Twilight Hour' of films
for everyone's enjoyment.
On Saturday, you can try.
out your creativity at the
pottery workshop at 2 p.m.
You don't have to be an ex-
pert to join in the fun. At 8
p.m. a haywagon will bring
the campers from the cam-
pgrounds to the barn for the
square dance. Kick up your
LLheels'with theTlinton-Wheel
'n Dealers as they perform
colourful modern square
dancing demonstrations. A
square dance caller will
teach you the steps and then
everyone can join in! !
You are welcome to attend
an informal, old-fashioned
church service at the barn on
Sunday morning, From 2 to 4
p.m. you can create your
own masterpiece on the
beach at the sandcastle
building contest.
For more information,
contact the visitor services
staff at the park (524-7124), or
pick up a. weekly newsletter
at the permit office. Admis-
sion to all these events is in-
cluded in your entry fee to
the • park. Have a great
weekend! •
Harbor
report
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BY RON GRAHAM
On August 10, the Algorai
arrived light from Marathon
to load salt. It cleared the
same day for Millwaukee.
The Agawa Canyon
arrived light is om Sarnia o
August 1; and cleared wit
salt the same day for
Millwaukee.
On August 17, the'Algoba
arrived light from Toledo to
load salt.
On August 13, the
Canadian Leader arrived
light for the first time in
Goderich from Ashterbula to
load wheat. It cleared on
August 16 for Port Cartier.
me Ontadoc arrived with
grain from Thunder Bay on
August .15- and Cleared the
next day light for Thunder
Bay.
The Canadian Prospector
cleared on August 10 for
Windsor to load wheat.
ray, was enjoyed by all.
During the afternoon, a
very interesting program of
sports was conducted of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Horner and
Mr. and Mrs. George Town-
send. Results of the sports
were as follows:
Races: boys four and
under, 1st Harold Hugill,
second, Scott McKen-
zie; girls four and under,
first Tammy Horner, se-
cond, Jane Johnson; boys
five and six, first,Jonathan
Hugill, second Michael
Craig; girls five and six,
first, Cheryl Haswell, se-
cond, Jodie Hugill; boys, 7,
8, 9, first, Steven Johnson,
second, Matt Townsend;
girls, 7, 8; 9, first, Sherri
Horner, second, Jennifer
Hugill; boys 10, 11, -12, first,
Lloyd Crich, second Ian
Koetsier; girls, 10, 11, 12,
first Sharon Taylor, second
Tina Horner; boys 13 and up
single, first, Ken Crich, se-
cond, Don Crich; married
ladies, first, Charlotte
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Horner and married, men,
first, Bruce Lockhart.
The oldest person atten-
ding was Frank Crich and
the youngest were twins.
The watermelon contest
was won by Jodie Hugill.
The children also enjoyed
various relay races and
games. A peanut and candy
scramble was enjoyed by all
the children.
A short business meeting
was conducted by president,
Graeme Craig.
The next picnic will be
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Crich on the
third Sunday in July.
The officers for 1981 are:
president,. Larry •McClin-
chey; vice-president, Gary
Hugill; secretary, Sandra
Johnson; treasurer, Helen
Lawson; sports committee,
" George and Ruth Townsend,
Stan .and June Johns and
lunch ' committee, Eileen
Townsend, Betty Lockhart,
Millie Hugill and Helen
Craig. -
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shop - and compare - on
your next furniture purchase"
Compare selection, quality, price and
service. You con buy the best for less at
Ball & Mutch. Come browse through our
vast selection of fine home furnishings.
We feel you'll be pleasantly surprised -
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Open Friday nights 'till 9 p -m.
Huron County Pioneer
Residents see sl.des
Now that the postal strike
is over, the Huronview col-
umn is againn appearing in all
nine area newspapers.
Rev. Darrah conducted
the Sunday morning service
assisted by Miss Margaret
McQueen at the organ and
the choir sang the anthem
Bring , Them In For Jesus.
Ethel . Houston, Beatrice
Young, John McTaggart, '
Ethel Hill; .Mabel Garrow,
Andy Houston, Ernest Ap-
pleton enjoyed a van ride to
Stratford. While one of the
ladies had an appointment
the others spent the time
browsing through the mall.
It was off to London on
Tuesday for appointments
and Ann Devlin, Norman
Dupee,. Clarence Smith,
Eber Lewis, Al Macey, Earl
Durnin, Wray Cornish and
Tom Schmidt accompanied
the van.
We are getting a lot of use
out of our stereo equipment
and one afternoon was spent
listening, to many fine old
records, including Frank
Bisset's. We were happy this
week to have Mr. Chelut
showing his slides of a trip
made to . Yugoslavia. Mr.
Chelut gave a very in-
teresting and informative
talk about the country and
we would like to thank him
again for spending that time
with us.
Ors. Prouty led the sing-
ing at the Bible Study on
Thursday afternoon, and
Ethel Hill read the poem
How Doi Love Thee? The Bi-
ble verse Ps. 119: 105 was
taught on the flannelgraph
board. The Message taken
from Acts 2, Peter's
Pentecostal' Message was
delivered by Mrs. Prouty.
Roman Catholic Mass was
held in the chapel on Friday e
morning, and Friday after-
noon bingo was played in the
new auditorium.
Eight hundred and eighty-
eight dollars and eighty-
eight cents were realized
from the collecting of Zehr's
tapes and we would like to
thank all those who con-
tributed with their tapes and
would like to point out that
we are still collecting them,
so keep those cash register
tapes coming.
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