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Graduation ceremonies were held at the Vanastra Campus
of Conestoga College on May 30 for the Health Care-Aftl
Course. Graduates included, front At; w, left to right., Shirley
MeClure„ Wanda Mealinchey, tor Karen Lehmen,
Gladys Cornish, Cheryl Kiehl, Karen Knott„ Glenda
Howson, Linda Bedard and Sharon Pettdck. Rack row,
Grace Potter, Janet Wood, Rosemary Whitmore, Jean
Timer and Rhonda McCowan.
Cindy Toting and Lyn MOIL Centre row, left to right.
Nursery School is topic at meeting
The June general meeting
of North Street United
Churc_h's ECM. was held on
Wednesday„ June .4i1 at 8
p.m. President Nancy
Pickell welcomed the ladies
attending and introduced the
guest speaker, Karen
McEwing. Karen is af-
filiated with the Lady Diana
Nursery School which is
associated with the Goderich
and District Association for
the Mentally Retarded. -
Karen brought along an
excellent slide presentation
ef the work carried on
through the Home Visitation
Plan, which begins work
with infants as young as six
weeks, and the Lady Diana
Nursery School, %Ouch can
acconunodate ten children
ranging in age from two to
en years. The nursery was,
Officially, , opened in
February, 1 1 and this past
year three students each
froom Hullett Township and
Goderich attended as well as
two frem Clinton and one
each from Seaforth and
Goderich .Tmvnship. Under
the supervision of two
teachers 'and ten volunteers„
the ten youngsters are
taught various skills through
the unique use of water,
sand, spring -horses, doll car-
riages„ exercise balls„
paints, pastels, play dough
and rhythm band in-
struments. The children
receive bathroom training
and team table manners as
well as valuable lessons in
sharing and how to wait for
their own num while par-
ticipating in various ac-
tivities.
Those in attendance found
Karen McEwing's message
most informative and
stimulating and all echoed
the appreciation extended to
her by Marjory Kernick„ on
behalf of the U.C.W.
Following the speaker,
Nancy Pickell explained that
the evening's theme was
-flowers" and this was pic-
turesquely demonstrated by
the numerous bouquets in
evidence. Nancy cenducted
a gaine, the answers of
Area woman becomes
great-grandmother
LOCHALSH
NEWS
Kea Webster, 395-5e67
The community would like
ocongratulate Rhetta Mac -
Lerman on her becomin::
great grandmother for the
fifth time. The baby girl.
Lauranne is the first child
born to Mr. and Mrs, Allen
Hutton in Moose Jaw, Sask-
atchewan. She is a .first
grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
George Macennan of Tor-
onto.
George and Betty Mon-,
crief accompanied by Flor-
ence MacKenzie of Lucknow,
were in London and Aylmer
on Wednesday shopping and
visiting with George and
Jane Ulbrich and girls and
Dr. Russell and Lesley Mon-
crief.
Mayrne Wilkins has had a
very successful year with her
plants in her two green-
houses, but she says she is
glad they are all 'gone now.
Good work, Marne.
Visiting on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb
were William and Shirley
It -tin and girls of Ashfield
Township. They attended the
anniversary services at the
North Ashfield Presbyterian
Church and were dinner
guests at the Robb home. On
Wednesday, Sandra and
Heather Darling of Hanover
visited at the Robb home.
Rev. Doug Wilson, Mrs,
Wilson, Allan MacLean of
Collingwood and Isobel Mar-
tyrt of Kincardine were Sun-
day guests with Ewan and
Marj MacLean.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed William-
son of Wyoming were Mon-
day visitors with Mari and
Ewan MacLean.
Jim Webster of Waterloo
was home on the weekend
with his parents,. Wellington
and Kae Webster and on
Saturday evening all three
visited in Dunannon with
JaJ and Marion Smith, They
went out to admire the Smith
raden which has to be very
close to being one of the
best.
On Tuesday evening Marj
MacLean and June Wylds
attended a meeting of the
Ripley Horticultural Society
which was held at Bette
McLeod's.
Bluegrass Festival
p .1 ed for 'Kin
A really strong line Up with
a little bit .of country music
added to the bluegrass
should make this year's
Bluegrass Festival July 9 a
big suncess.
Heading the bill are the
Dixie Flyers from London.
Since 1974, the Flyers have
entertained right across
Canada, playing at most ef
the major bluegrass and folk
fes'tivaLs. They've cut twee
singles and five albums
which are available in
Europe, Australia, Japan
and the United States as well
as Canada.
Mint of the people in this
area have heard Bruce
County Grass play a good
selection of times, whether
playing traditional
bluegrass 0,1" country music.
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In 19M,„ they were nominated
for the best venal group and
best bass player in the
Canada Bluegrass Review.
The local group Southline
is becoming 'popular with
pla.ying all styles of musk.
They sheadd get everyone's
'foes ping as they did at
the recent Tiverton Lions
Springfest where everyone
was no and daneine.
Station Road, Streets and
Mills and Puke Creek will
also be 2.1.z in the park.
For no down home m-
ein" fans, The Cote
Brothers will also be appeal,-
ingenstage.
The festival in Connaught
Park is sponsored by the
Kincardine Lions Club and
will start at 3:0d prn
which, were names of
familiar and some not so
familiar flowers.
Bev Zoethout then opened
the worship service and
several virtues„ including
• Love„ Friendship, Humility,
Happiness„ Faith, Prayer
and Christ's Centrality and
Pre-eminence, were il-
lustrated in numerous
readings, poems, hymns,'
prayers and scriptural
references by Pat Hook, Kay
King and Phyllis Lawrence.
It was an uplifting worship
service and made even more
lovely by the lighting of
candles, surrounded by
flowers, as each "virtue"
was proclaimed.
A social time followed with
coffee and delicious
desserts.
Stu
Sunday School awards.
were presented at Dungen
non United Church on Suno
day. They induded first year
dip Kelly Metiee; sec-
ond . Tammy Rob-
, eats, Tenille Cranston, .ftidy
Riley; third year seal. Mich
ael McNee, Amy Jo Glenn,
Andrew Glenn, Jeremy Rob-
erts, Chad Roberts; fourth
year seal. Denise QIIIT211.
Lisa Sillily; fifth year seal.
Angela Glenn, Arletta
Glenn, Lynda Hayden, Lori
Hayden; 6th year seal, Tanya
GODERICH SWIM TEAM
FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES
Will Be Held Daily At The
Swimming Pool With
Regular Doily Swim Meets
FEE: $10°6 PER CHILD
Please Register At The Recreation Office
By Julyil. 1133
166 McDONALD ST., GODERICH
Dial 524-2125
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POST TIME: 7:45 P.M.
OVER
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Hospital
needs
support
EXETER - There was sweat
on the brows of most of the
100 people in attendance at
the June M. annual meeting
of the South Huron Hospital
and it may have been ap-
propriate as the long list of
speakers all made mention
of the hard work and sweat
that had gone into hospital
getting a three-year ac-
creditation.
That accomplishment was
highly touted at the 30th
annual meeting in the
sweltering confines of the
town hall auditorium
However, finance com-
mittee chairman Jim
Morlock indicated that there
will have to be more com-
munity support from a
financial basis if the hospital
is to continue operating with
the ailment level of mrvice..
GoppucamoNmisvin, TwEptimay, JUNE29, MO MEI -
their Sunday School awards
Hope. Toronto, Fort Erie and
Ballantran.
Leonard Snelgrove of
Markdale visited with his
sister. Lee Sheller for * few
days. On Sunday they motor-
ed to Mount Brydges to
attend decoration day servic-
es at Mount Brydges Cem-
etery.
DUNGANNON
E)OINGS
IVIS Perk. EIMEI-7174110
Hodges, Tim McNee, Dana
Park; seventh year seal.
Shannon McNeil„ Alison Cur-
ran. Michael Canaan eighth
year diploma, Sherry Hod-
ges; ninth seal„ Susan.
Martha a,ld Heather Curran.
Receiving a Bible for 200
Sundaysof attendance were
Sheri Smyth, Joey Curran
and Lynda Hayden.
The 409 Squadron
R.C.A.F. held its annual get
together at Rathfon Inn. Port
Colborne on Sunday. June
26. Visiting veterans were
from Sarnia, Glen Huron,
Hamilton. North Vancouver,
Woodstock, Dungannon. Ay-
ton, Carlisle, Winnipeg. Lac
Due Bonnett, Manitoba; Port
sollso
cOnooc
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STRAWBERRIES
now available at %NA
Stolland Farm arket
Hwy. 21, 5 miles North of Goderich
Now Available
FRUIT & VEGETABLES
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph. 524-6419
RED CROSS
BLOOD DONOR
Cu NIC
Sponsored by Dungannon & Dtetrlet 'Meng club
Brookside
School
Thurs. June 30th
5:00 pan. - In.00 p.m.
This steak and tast steet:s means sponsored by
Johnston* . Bros-. Dungannon
Lamp Sale
Floor, Table, Swag, Plano„ Desk
25
0/ OFF
0 ALL IN STOCK
PLUS 50% OFF LIMITED SELECTION
SALE IN EFFECT THURSDAY, JUNE 30
9 A.M. - 8:30 P.Mo
SATURDAY, JULY 2
9 A.M.. 5 P.M.
Decorative
Accessories
lithe SaTeere
Genetre
5244441XD
CONSIGNMENT
MOTOR CYCLE
AUCTION
SALE
Tuesday. July $'$3 - 7 pm
On The Lot Of
HURON CYCLE IN GODERICH
211 Bayfield Road
Approximately 23 Used Motorcycles
Offering includes off road
motorcycles from 1111 at toilet cc
street hikes ranging trona 111cc to
1103 cc. Most machines in good
condition,. PP16,17' foltzttrz.f=7,==tftzz
eel Don at (311),1-321-1061
, -
AlOontetna COISIGMMEMIS ACCEPTED
Terms Cosh
GYStttlir or Auctioneer Not Responsible
roe Accf4anta
Auctioneer: Richard LAI)
482-7898
Sunny skies prevailed on
Sunday afternoon for the
annual decoration day servic-
es held at Ihmgannon Cern-
etery„ conducted by Rev, R.
Roberts of the
Church. Organist was Mr.
Ken Cowan. The Honour Roll
for 1982-83 recorded fifteen
burials
-
Betty and Fred Stirling,
MOW. and llarold tif
ThanaMille visited on the
weekend with their' mother-
hvin. Darlene remain-
ed -for a week's holiday with
her grandmother_
Sunday callers with Hazel
Webster were daughter, Et-
tabelle ana Bill Bradley of
Goderich. John and Violet
Dwain oeVirest Viawanosh
and Gordon and Margaret
,(Ryari) Kydd of Georgetown.
Many of the area's popu-
lation attended the &bison
Drag Boat Challenge held at
London on Fanshawe Lake,
Sunday afternoon. There was
an estimated 16,000 persons
in attendance on Sunday.
The weekend total was in the
neighbourhood of 25.000.
SUMMER BUSINESS
HOUR CHANGE
The Goderich Motor Vehicle
Licence Office
WILL BE CLOSED
On Saturdays During
The Months of July & August
NEW SUMMER HOURS
Monday -Friday tom -5 pm
REGULAR HOURS MILL
RESUME IN SEPTEMBER
Making
changes
toa.
watercourse?
The wailers of rivers, streams and creeks belong to everyone.
Improper use of the watercourses which carry. these waters may
result in the following?
- irrigation and drainage problems for neighbours
- destruction of aquatic and wildlife habitat
- reduced recreational oppoftunities
- erosion and flooding problems -
Whenever permanently flowing watercourses are to be altered in
any woy including damming„ diverting, and channelization„
Federal and Provincial laws require that the approval of 'the
Ministry of Natural Resources be obtained.
As a first step in planning any work on a watercourse„ contact us.
Our staff will be glad to discuss possible &sign and layout alliter7
natives which will irriinirnize future problems for you, your neigh-
bour and public in general. « District Manager„
Ministry of Natural Rasountau,
L L *5 Winghacn, Ontario
NOG IWO.
Phone -257-A311 ou 1-1011-265-3143
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