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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-07-21, Page 6'P E ii' - Gt' AL4TAR, WEDNEMMY, J3,1L'y 21.1982 Ura THE GAMBOL ADVENTURES R RAM T� ATLANTIC CITY IIApA p giNO d+ "Dinar- ,:J CHARTER7sa ' Pugkoge 900" co,.._9 per person ie. - . • GeteTorontO in AtlanticCiini %reptimentary an -Richt codcta8ls *all' trcnspprtation and baggage handling to our] ffam betel ns3.08 dining allowance 3n any one of Harncib's reslauronis ' *Room over -might used on double cccuponcy (single cccupi ncy is (aadable at'4O.OD extrci) •Each person must deposit at least ,913D0.O0 LLS_ with casino ;(Single occupancy. is 52000, 00 87_S_ per person) CHARTER OATES D.psrts Sunday August 1st. 15424 $I yea `tureaNiondar August 2rd.15112,SIMI 11EINEIVATIONS AVAUUAILE AT COACH HOUSE TRAVEL R��� SL, GODlfICy S24-2615 3 SETS ON SPECIA 0 .�asarar.w.a�oaa`r . - 12.41147...524-791111 -R#MGE • aaaaii�asiaiw • a.�or+ar.r. ru nrrasass 0 Tfe sidents enjoy sister city's corniest About 45 Auburn and coduanamity • residents eeit- joyed Mast weekend in the sistetteity Antwerp, A1digan for their annual Ctoaiifest celebration. lbe Lion's club Served eor on the cob smothered in -.butter while other .organizations served barbecued ccichen, host dogs • and hamburgers and chips; a midway was . on tbe grounds and a tent with a dance floor and- bands provided entertainment for all ages. On Friday evening a tour of the city of Album was eJJ:(J'de0 by Sarno BRar1tniken to dinner at Midland, Milligan Some enjoyed the bands while others renewed acquaintances and made anew friend. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Berlin; Autiurxn, Mie iigan's • correspondent for their paper did an ex- cellent xc e lent Mab as hostess even gavieg Corniest buttons for free passes to all Ontario Mends. Early Saturday a naming read races, -700 taking part, for all ages and then to McDonald's for brrealsfast compliments of the restaurant Ball games with Auburn Michigan, men and ladies -itch tints were scheduled and tbe men's team met the Firemen of Auburn and •_ • WHIIaRI Township Fire Inepartizne nt Competition. was . keen as Auburn Ont. had taken home the carp last year. Despite the. good pitching of Doug NOTICE €L:I Ni BOXED MEATS srin`t� be closed Saturday, July 24 IMRANTEED-1 INVESTMENT CERTIFICATE BRUCE ERSKINE Se North 524-53SS AUBURN NEWS Eleanor Ilirednauk,, 115 Glousher, Auburn, ('hxtaria lost 17 to 9 The players frem Auburn Ont. were - Dermis thicker, e Collins, Hank Blots„ Pard Chaney, Doug Chemney, Eldon Chamasey, Pent Pewm� _. Jena., R!f3ek aBrent Andrews, tithRogere er3`, Dave and Doug Glousher. The Ladies S10 -Pitch team met the Ladies Sio-Pitch team of McDonald's restaurant. following • the men's game. In the first inning an accident occurred when Brenda_ Powell and Vickie Powell collided while trying to catch a ball in rit field. Brenda Powell received a bad cut above her eye when her glasses were broken. First aid was ad- ministered and aliam- bulance was called tang her to Bay Qty Medical centre where she received 13 stitches to close the cut. The Auburn, Ont. players Xa e Lynn cherraney, Lynda Q amneyb, Mary Jane Scout, Jackie Collins, Brenda Scott, Brenda Fry, Brenda Powell, Vickie Powell, Laura Lawrence, Billie Blok, Sharon Glousher, Lorie Cartwright, and Jane tonorui,diet of Auburn, fifth. played a couple of innings. The pitchers were Lynn amine _... _. and _...Linda-- - Claaitrrney and they did a good job but the McDonald Ladies were too good for than and the score at the end was 20 to 3. Garden Powell was coach for both teams. The Auburn, Ont. teams had a good time and many friends were made during and after the game. Some were taken back to the Fire Hall where they enjoyed the \ 't 1 R.�•-'-- : _[14f`SpuuZusJ'y ui uses — Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, Mrs. Marion Sproul, Mrs. Winifred Girvin and Mrs. Jessie Naylor were guests for dinner at the home of the mayor of Auburn, tMich., _ Mew _Wesley Sambora and Mrs. Samborn. Wilma id Ed Berlin and Florence and Lee Wagner were guests also. At 6 p.m. a severe wind and rain storm hit the city and blew down the tent and all activities for the evening had to be cancelled a loss eM about 125,000 for the Corniest committee. On Sunday a ceremony took place at City Hall when a Huron County flag was presented to Mayor Samborn by Mrs. Bradnocl-. She also 2. INTEREST E For a limited time- only. so 'hurry in today to ONTARIO WA I � J,� 0 WAREHOUSE 550 Huron St. Stratford 273-4510 (Across from A&W) Cheques * VISA * Easy Budget Terms ' HOURS: Mon. Tues_ West\Sat. 10 - 6, Thurs. Fri. 10 - 9 ifit's from Anstett's it says, 'you're special' gave the book - The Set- tlement ettl est Hutton County t the Maya. Gds of a cot nob plaque and a - paper weigldcdthe lin state stone Petoskey was presented by Wilma Berlin es sr ra58aCWraaLYSYYI of the A monster parade was then held on Sunday of teroon ,5' eo_ to a close the (nuttiest celebtations for 1982. The Auburn and Towrhship Firemen plan on a return game next Sunday afternoon with the Auburn Ont S10-Pilcb team. A social tonne with our Auburn, lltachitgan Mends is planned for Saturday evening in the hall when the Village of Auburn will welcome our Friends from across `Lake Hurn. Tours are being planned to entertain the gum mad dances tore held on Friday and Sattaday evenings. Everyone is in- vited tattle plaza dinner in the hall on Sauaty evening set carne tut and meet the Mends from across the border. t,J E schedule. Thursday, July22 -Auburn over 30 at Clinton, 9p.m. and Westfield versus Porter's Hill in Homme. Friday,. en Thursday, July 29th at 8 er sd? bc+_r 9t ne-ainn.._o._._.nt United July., 25, Auburn Ladies Q mrch Fastball Tournament. There's a $1 daily pass with Shower held Lion's Festival tent at Streamers decorated the TRiver Park, continuous home of Mrs. Ted (lark music with dancing Otis when sue was iketas to a Friday and Saturday baby shower for Mrs. Tudor evening. Come oat and enjoy Wain and her 17 day old yourself while helping with community park -im- provements.. - 4 i Monday, July 2S, 9 pen. _Belgrave. Ladies at Auburn July 27 - Lucknow SIO -Pitch league; Wednesday July 28, Auburn Bantams at Holmesville; Thursday, July 29, Londesboro vs. Westfield over 30 in Auburn; Monday, August 2 - Auburn ladies __mem ewn,;_etplay_-effse Tuesday, August 3, Lucknow Kamen vs.. Peet Albert Pirates In Auburn, Auburn plays Kingsbridge in Dungannon, 9 p.m.; Wed- nesday, August 4, Lon- deeleiro Boatalaas at Aub sun; Thursday August 5, West- field estfield over 30 visits Aaiburn. Tourney games Ladies Fastball Tour- nament next weekend at the Auburn Community Park, July 23, 24 and 25 starting on Thursday at 7 p.m. When Blyth vs. Lucknow at 7 p.an. Westfield vs. Belgrave, Thursday at 8:30 p.m. and the Clinton Sluggers vs. Summerhill on -Friday 7 p.m. Besinmiller vs. Goderich Elevators Friday 8:30 p.m. Dungannon vs. Brussels' Busters - Saturday 9 a.m. and Clinton Housewives vs. Auburn on Saturday at 10 a.m. Following these scheduled games the A and B Cham- pionships will be determined. starting at 12 noon on Saturday through to Sunday evening. - parents Mr- and Mrs. Donald Ma Ron Ratbwell0! Blenheim and her another Mrs, Glia Taylor 0! Goderich walled on Mends in the village last Monday evening. Mrs Bricker is patient in Alexandra Marine and General ospital where she undeaat surgery last Wednesday. We wish tuna speedy recovery. Mrs. Marion 4troul Bill and Ken were fess to the annual Sproul reunion held at their home and later in es AS rte Hyl mar= Triegn an rinrty n trorn nisi testi Manch inesent were Thelma and Bill Sproul and Glenda and Wayne Boland of Nfississauga, Dorothy, Earl, Dawn and Shane, 'raesy, Bay, - Stephanie and Jennifer Parsons �of Carel,Peterboro. Lang, Paul and Michael Kiddof Texas, Betty, BallKaren and Rates of Tot to, Helen Neil, Steven, 'Scott, and Stuart Hinton' of Whitechurch, Mazy Gamins of Toronto, Joe and Harvey Sproul 11 chael, . Angela and Mlehael, of R.R. 3 Auburn, Die, Miami and Sptoul of ICitchener, Marylu, Steven, and three sons and a :f`end off; Kitchener, Gimpy and Mark Sproul of Toronto, Gail and Terry Sproul, Ethel, Olive Sproul, Ethel and Jimmy and Cathy Mugford of Exeter. The Induction service for Rev. Bonny Smith into the Auburn Charge will be held People report Mr. and Mrs. Gil Graham of Hamilton visited last Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haines and family of Niagara Palls visited last week with his daughter, Ruthann Catherine of R.R. Beyfield lag Satuedie7 afternoon Giles lime presented alter contests and gimes were enjoyed. Mrs. \Wa 1 thanked her Mends for the gifts for her an dthe baby, Ldp was saved by Mrs. (lark assisted by her st"t°ter, Rosearnary Edward and Thema Wallace. Guests were present from Goderich, li- bura and held. Special guests were the baby's grandmother, Mrs. -Barbara Salter and great - gran ' Out, -(er i•�i.ite Ater both of tioderien aiso a' gat aunt, Mrs. Mary of Wingbam. WiMS meet The Auburn Presbyterian Woman's nEssionalySociety (WMS) . held their July meeting at the hoane of the president Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock last Tuesday. She ripened the meeting with a poem. The scripture was read : by Christine Stadelmarin The meditation was given by Mrs. Bradnock Prayer was mad by Rhonda- ehanann. The e was received by Jennifer S In th snarly Mrs. Frank Raittdy gave an acct of yiners cele mac. in Canada telling about Captain Booth and the work of the Salvation Anny .to Northern Canada and the work in the Sudan mission in Africa. The minutes of the June meeting were read `', ' .. the secretary Mrs. Lillian Ie therle ad. Mrs. Frames ®ark._. gave the `fiananaciat statement. It was decided to change the next meeting to August 17th. Lunch was served by Mrs. John Sthdelmenn o! Blyth and her daughters, Christine, Rhonda and Jennifer. Cottager dies COLBORNE COFINER • \b-. and Ws. 'Terence Schoemaker Junc----nupt1i. s Candelabras decorate St. Peter's Roman Catholic Cour ch, Goderich on June 19 at 3 pen. for the wedding cererno ny of Ann De Jong and 'Trace Schoemaker, both of Goderich. The bride is the daughter of George De Jong of Goderich and the groom is the soca -4 M!.rs. Herman Schoernaker, also of Goderich. The Revea`nd Father A.F. Loebac�h officiated at the double -ring ceremony. Music included The Wedding. March and Follow You, Follow Me sung by Mr. and Mrs. Warren Robinson. The bride was given in marriage by her father; She wore a princess styled gown el weirs bridal- with chantilly lace sleeves and yoke trimmed with eyelet daisies. A Juliette cap and veil also trimmed with eyelet daisies completed the en- semble and the bride carried a cascade of pink and white roses, " 'buttercups, daisies, baby"s_ Jima ._and_ ivy. - Osrtruda Kaiting, l!' 24-EO7B Mr. and Mrs. Ab Hutton of Brantford have enjoyed their cottage at Bogie's Beach for many years and are known to many in this district. This past week, Mr. Hutton called on us with the sad news that Mrs. Hutton, known by many as -Dace", died May 20 in Brantford Mrse Hutton was a retired school teacher as is Mr. Hutton. Mr. Hutton has chosen Bogie's Beach ashis per- manent residence for the present and his mother, Mrs. Alberta Hutton is visiting with bio. I am sure all who knew Mr. and Mrs. Hutton in this vicinity extend 'sincere sympathy. Please note that the Memorial Service in Colborne Cemetery is planned for Sunday, August 1 at 2 p.m. The Reverend •Robert Bisset, a . former Colborne boy, will conduct the service and the McMillan family will provide music. The Reverend Maureen Walter, B.A., M.Div., Ailsa Craig, conducted the service irn Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, last Sunday. Maureen -is the daughter of the .Reverend Peter Walter of Eastmount Presbyterian Church, gper ecialmmer SALE f. J B 1 on the verandah 1 ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 Albert St Clinton A perfect any -occasion gift are these skillfully crafted silver-platedbWine Goblets ray '14.95 each, exactly as Photograph td. Prompt in-store engraving available. _ The VILLAGE GUILD li®yfleld, Ontario Phone SEs -2766 Hamilton, who is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walter of Salford. Heights. Terence Hunter has been convalescing at the home of his daughter Carolyn and John Thompson, Seaforth and has now returned home. His many friends wish him continued improved health. Congratulations to Connie Marlene Baer and Brian Samuel Argyle whose wedding was Saturday, July 17 in Benmiiler United Church Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McNeil last week were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Watts of Sandy Cove, Barrie and Mr. and Mrs. Craig Reid of Milton. Mrs. Hume Clutton's granddaughter, Mrs. Wayne Johnston and her husband of Regina visited with her one day last week while on a hurried visit east. She also visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clutton of Burlington and other relatives. The community is sorry to report that Mrs. Tait (Jean) Clark, formerly of Colborne Township, who has been living with her daughter, Mrs. John Gibson and Mr. Gibson at Wroxeter, is a patient in Wingham Hospital. Her many friends wish her better health. Maid of honer was. Rita De Jong of Goderich, sister of the bride. She wore a street length dusty rose sundress with pink printed bolero jacket and carried a nosegay of white carnations, pink roses, buttercups, yellow daisies, baby's breath and ivy. Bridesmaids . were Ruth Willis and Jayne Kisch, both of Goderich, friends .of the bride and Patty Schoemaker Bisset, and Linda also both' of Godericla, silt is of the groom. They were gowned thesame as the aid of honor.' The bride's dress and the dressesof her attendants were all made by the A " "" groom s mothein Groomsman was Leonard Kaltman e ' Goderaa n, tirade of the groom. Guests were ushered into the church by Fred _ Schoemaker, brother of the groom, Jed De Jong, brother of the beide and Terry Kisch and Joe Farnswoatb, friends of the groom, all of Goderich. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception was held at Saltford Valley Hall.. which was decorated with pink and white streamers and bells for the occasion. Guests attended from several points in Ontario and Holland. Fqr a wedding trip to the _.-Ens-en-Coast,....-the -bride..:_ A imauventetton -changedlengthstreet n purple sweetheart rases. Mr. " and Mrs. Terence Schoemaker are residing at RR. 2 Goderich. Prior to her wedding, the bride was feted at a girlftieund shower held by Jayne Kisch; a bride's family shower held by Rita De Jong; and a groom's family shower held at the home of Mrs. T. Kolkman by the sisters of the groom: Ball players active HOLMESVILLE NEWS elsnotss Dssyss, 41112-33113 There was lots of good baseball action at the Holmesville diamonds this past week. The Goderich Township Bantam boys beat Vanastra in a match while the Bantam girls also won over Vanastra in one game. The girls took a loss to the Colborne Town- ship team in another game. The Goderich Township Squirt girls beat Vanastra BUY A NEW $35.00 MASTER MEMBERSHIP and add one ASSOCIATE MEMBER FRE This k a'SS ." Value SAVE *20..c") CALL US NOW FOR DETAILS: This Spacial offer Ends July 31 Another Exclursive Service Phone 482®9200 7 Rattenbury St. East Clinton with the second triple play of the season, The Squirt boys are getting ready for a tournament this Saturday, July 24th begin- ning at 9 am on the Holmesville diamond. Remember that Goderich Township souvenir spoons are now available for sale. Order now from Blanche Deeves at 482-3382 or Irene Cadanore at 4829. Church news On Sunday morning, at the Holmesville United Church Rev. Bechtel read the letter thanking the Youth Fellowship Group for the money they raised at the starve-a-thon held in the spring. The money has helped the Lewis family of Kenya in efforts to givemore money to the people of their mission. -The- -mibistei told the - children about the lesson that Bobby learned when his teacher asked him to pull some trees. The first and second came up easily, the third was bigger and more difficult to ' pull and the fourth was impossible. Trees are like habits, Mr. Bechtel explained, always form good habits. Mrs. Elaine Bechtel sang a solo and the sermon was entitled Looking for God's Wisdom. Stewart Farquhar and Irvin • Tebbutt received the offering.