The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-11, Page 14ii
PAGE b-'-OODERICH1GNAL STAR THURSDAY 'XvAjCH 11.1976
DLINGANNON D;�ING$
• SOCIAL NEWS. -.:
D n
y es ;.Campbell returned
home from Wingham
Hospital on Thursday after a
bout of pneumonia,
, F:rank. Austin has been in.
Wirighain hospital for some
time since he fell and hurt his
ribs, .
The 'hydro was -off .on the
east side of the village for,
.'Pour hours on Friday; causing
much • concern in some
households threatened . wi:th..
flooded basements and
wanting to keep sump pumps
`going. Fortunately hydro
came on again and the cold
weather "slowed down
flooding'conditions.
The high wind on , Friday
played - havoc . with Ken
`McNee's metal shed, `
carrying it off ancleaving the
contents exposed.
Mrs. Mary Bere and Jamie
• visited- Mrs Gertrude Bell
TARS:.MARX SERE
and Mr, and Mrs. Ross
McNee in Huro.nview on
Sunday. .
Mrs. Harold ' Errington
dislocated her shoulder in a
snowmobile; mishap'' on.
•Saturday.
Dile t
.fi O lack of sufficient
snow the St. • Helen's
Snowmobile: Club postponed.
•their • Poker . Rally ' and,
hopefully will be able to have
it on Sunday March 14; Those
from Agricultural Society
wishing to take• part in the
marathon in connection with.
Poker Rally should keep'
tuned to the media for further
details,
Lloyd and Doris: •Hodges,
Bill and 'Marie Stewart, Jack,
and Gwen Caesar, Terry and'_
Penny IJ,odges went to
Havelock near Peterborough
for a . 4,,weekend_ of
snowmobiling,
Mrs.•Heber E•edy came out
Cleanliness and sanity in ail conditions are charac-
teristic of pure beings and necessities of free souls
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We sell a-complete.line of speed and Custom Accessories plus
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For the best deal at the best price
'contact Herb Shannon 523-9326
it's
SLACK TIME
at Earl Rawson's
Shop For Men
'from
:22.95.
A WIDE
'S,ELE.CT'ION
These stacks check out for quality and value you
expect from Rawsons. Solid. . color polyesters,
woolblends and all wool: Plaids and other ef-
"fects.The time To select is now, while you have a
'large choice.
Corner Montreal Street and The. Square
Goderich
foamy.
*ex
of Goderich hospital and i`s
staying with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr: and Mrs.
Ralph. Henderson in
Goderich. ,
Mr• and Mrs. Graham
McNee visited Mr: and: Mrs.
Chris Shelton, Kinlough on
Sunday.
Mf, Aubrey. Higgins' is a
patient, in Goderich hospital
at present.' •
Word was received by
relatives , of the death in
Toronto 13n March •1 of Bruce
Kilpatrick, son of Mr. and
Mrs'. Ed Kilpatrick (nee'Etta.
Stot'hers) formerly of'Ogema,
Sask.:
The cemetery board held
its annual meeting. on
Saturday at the flame of Mrs.
ma eed.
Mr.' and Mrs. Jack Alton
have returned borne after a
trip to Florida and a cruise to
Nassau,
Wm. Wiggins was taken to.
Wingharn hospital on Mol.daiy
evening after' having a heart
attack..
Mr. and -Mrs. Peter Martin
travelled to Pennsylvania
last weekendaccompanied by.
another couple from Elmira.;
Mr. and Mrs: I{. Dawson
are holidaying in Florida.
Mr-' and Mrs: Ron -Ferguson
attended the funeral of :his;
grandmother, Mrs.',Margaret
Horsburgh'. in Fordwich. on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus
Berger have returned'home
.CLUB MEWS
• In Level 1; Dave Wearyand
g ed once
again to. decide who would
take over second place. This
time Dave came out on: top
and regained a foothold •on
second place. '
Jim Kingsley had.a very
good night winning three
games to.. move back into the
first Level with a .686 win -loss
percentage. , Harold Kloeze
Was held to a draw in his
game, against _Kathy Weary,.
but still 'held on to the last..
first level position. •
Benjamin Stadelmann_won•-
two of three• games to take
Sole , possession of first place
in• Level 2. Second.place is up
for `grabs ' as 'Kirk' Lyndon .
presently holds on to eery
slim' one point lead over Mike
Koszycki • and only seven
points over fourth place Louis
Glen Wi ht man clash
Stadelmann. Mike won his
only game of the evening to
move up into third spot.
In the lead in Level three,
but threatening strongly.: to
• move tip into the second Level
is Bob Dick. Very close
behind Bob 'still is -Brian
Miller who is being chased,
' . hard by Darrell Kloeze.
The big winner in the fourth
Level was Kathy Weary,
Kathy picked up a win and a
draw'to`ntove into third spot.
In the Honorary division,
_Dennis Little won both of his
games to.move up into fourth
place while a very L busy
George Young won four of
seven games to advance to
fifth spbt withan .542 win -loss.
percentage.
The standings as of Mar. 3,
1976 are as follows: •
: I EV E L:1' W. L D , PCT.
Chas. MacDonald .... , .30 2 0 .933
° •Dave Weary..: ...... , .. , .. .. 18 4 • 1 .804
Glen Wightman 18 5- 1 .771
Jim Kingsley:. ..,,23 10 2 • .686
Harol.d.Kloeze .., .. , .13 6 1 .675
LEVE L2 •
Benjamin-S.tadelmann.. _,_,Y. .... _.22 11 2_.' .657.-'-
Kirk Lyndon .. , 16 10 0 .615
MikeKoszyckf, ,,, , . .,,..,. ...,13''- 8 1 .614
Louis Stadelmann , ..22 14 , 1 .608
Don Bogie 22 . 16 2 .575
LEVELS
Bob Dick 16 12 1 .569 ..
Brian Miller , - ,- . ,.° J4 11 . 1 _ .558
Darrell Kloeze 10 8 • 2 " .550
John Kane ... , ....,,•,.,. 13 12 0 .520
Larry Gower . 18 " 20 • 2 .475
John Kloeze 12:: 15 0 .444
LEVEL4
Bob Cox., 12 21 2' .371
Jim Gower -15 26 0 .366
Kathy Weary 6 ' 12 2 .350
Brian Shortreed 9 20:. 1 .317
Bob De Lyzer 8 • 21 0 .276
Rick MacDonald 2 24 1 .096
HONORARY MEMBERS
GlenFalkiner 1 '0 '0 1.000
Doug Brindley • 12 5 0 .706 '
Sart10 y 5 -3 ', _.639_
Denni Little --• ' 9 6 0 .600
:. George Young, 6 5 r 1 .542
Nick Gantner 4 8 0 :333
Chuck Reid 1' 4 0 .200
Alan Facchinato 2 9 0 .182
,Vic Alexander 1 6 0 •• .143
Richard Facchinato 1 10 0 .091
Dave Carruthers 0 2 0 . '.000
Jerry Greydanas • 0 10 0 .000
County Cousins°
stayon top.
The.. top four teariis in the
Ladies' Thursday night
bowling league are don-
tinuiDg their winning ways
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NOTICE
table •TVSubstribers
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The Canadian Radio -Television Commission in their decision
CRTC 76-113 dated Feb. 27, 1976 has granted Biuewater TV
Cable Limited an increase in its monthly subscribers fee to a
maximtrn;I,of $5.75.
RATE SCHEDULE (Tobe adjusted April 1, 1976)
First outlet 85:75
Additional outlets 2.50 (No increase)
Connection Charge 10.00 eNo increase)
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Bluewater TV Cable Limited,
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and are solidly on top of the
league Standings. The.
Country Cousins lead the
standings with 170 points
picking up six this week to
stay ahead of the Ding-A-
Lings . •who grabbed eight
points to boost .their season
total to 1M. The Road Run-
ners had a ten point week and
are in third with 143, two up
on the Ramblers, The Happy
Hustlers have 131 points'. for,
fifth .1 ollowed by Bottoms Up
with 123, the Farmerettes
with '• 117, the. Spares with
1011/2, the . Good Timers with
,971: and ,the Try Hards with
91 points.
Ladies with games of 200 or
better this week are Marlene
Black with a 276, Jane
13xdger, 261 and 245, Barba
Shewfelt, 261, Janet Rumig.
and Laura Lawrence, 258,
Marg• '• Miller, 255, Lynda
1Vlillian, 246, Florence
Cummings and Mary Lou
McNeil, 243., Joan Clark, 227,
Shirley Stoll and Mary Lou
Clements,-* 220, Joyce
Lassaline and Yvonne
Dougherty; 219, Barb
Streeter, 218, Marie Millian
217..,4 Donna Duncan, 214, sudsy
Austin, 211, ,lean Good 208
and 207, Joan .Rodger, 204,
Pat Wilkinson, Carolyn
Hag'gltt and Evelyn Gar-
diner, 202 and Donna Adatns,
200. '
after a. vacation in Florida.
Wayne Pearson is at home
with pneumonia which
developed out of a heavy cold.
DAY OF PRA'N'ER
Ladies from, Nile and
Dungannon United "Churches
and from St. Augustine
Parish joined with Christian
Fellowship _ladies at their
church for World Day of
prayer service on Friday
afternoon' oon tri:; spite of in-
conveniences caused by high • -
wind and lack of hydro in that
part of the village'. , • d.
Mrs, Cecil Blake .was' the
speaker, -speaking on, the
.work ofthe church in 'Latin'
Qrnerica under.: the title,
"Education -For All of Life"
Music wassupplied by a
quartet from the :Christian
Fellowship Church, Mrs.
Murray Martin, Mss. Orrie
Gingerichk•`MVIrs,• Npah Frey
and Mrs.' Laverne Martin,
who 'sang "Whispering. '
Hope", and "With Thy Spirit
Fill Me"
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Dungannon Women'S
Pnstitute met at the home of
Mrs. Roy Robson on Wed-
nesday afternoon, March 3.
Theheavy sleet in the mor-
ning had cleared enough to
allow 14 members and three
children to be present.
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WELCOME
•• SERVICE
would like to call you with
"housewarming gifts" and in- • 1
formation about your .now )
location. The Hostesswill be 7.
glad to arrange your• subscrip-
tion to the Signal -Star i
Call her. at 524-2057. ...
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,. ' President Mrs. Graham
McNee welcomed all, and led
in the Opening Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect, In reply to
the roll call each told where
she was born.
The , report given by the
secs
etary treasurer; ,. Mrs..
Harry Girvin, showed funds
are low, but with a quilt being
done this week, and a dessert
euchre party coming up
• Marchll 24 this will help. :
A thnho wished t9 quilt
begin Monday at the home of,
Mrs: G.irvin,`., Committees
were named for Match 24:
In the correspondence, a..
letter from a pro life group :
was filed. A letter from. Mrs.
Austin.' Zoeller was : read re
P.R.O. duties and a thank -you
note Was read from.Mrs. J.M.
Reed and Girvin. • •
A letter from • the home
economist; -Miss "Jane
.Pengelly, told a Food Forum •
is ;to be at Clinton high school"
April 6 at 2 p.m: All are
welcome. This is free.
Senior Training Schools
and Work Shops are soon to
be held.
Mrs. Waren Zinn, Curator
of our Tweedsmuir History,
,had the topic on "Tales. of
Yore". In it she gave"Ode to
Eaton's •Catalogue; the
Gravel Road from 1861 with
toll gates, hotels, etc; the
Lorne Temperance Lodge on.
9th Concession Ashfield, 1877 -1885.; and lastly she gave
unusual and interesting
exerpts from the earliest
township council minute
b9ok,
Mrs. Robt. Irvin and Mrs.
Warren Zinn are to prepare
the nominating committee.
report f the next meeting.
This -will be the annual pot-
luck meeting at the home of
Mrs. Graham McNee, 12:30
p.m..April 7, 1976.
a"\The hostesses, Mrs. Geo.
Errington, Mrs. Wilmer
Rutledge, and Mrs: Roy
Robson served delicious old-
fashioned home-made
coolies in keeping with the
theme. All appreciated. the
work of: Leroy Robson in
clearing hiss lanes for the lady
drivers! ..
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Citizens Of -The Town Of
GODERICH
THE YOUNG CANADA WEEK HOCKEY
COMMITTEE OF THE
LIONS CLUB -
LRE ASKING FOR:
BILLETS
MARCH , 1 9 THRU 27
For Some 1600
HOCKEY
PLAYERS
These boys will visit us from across Canada: If you
wish•to aid us phone ....
524-9256 , oR 524-83.59
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The foflowing 6 cars are really
good, vehicles; but havelbeen
here TOO LONG. So we have
reduced the price to move them out.
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,OLDS. DELTA 8-8
Sedan. 350 V-8, automatic,. power steering, power -
brakes, radios'nice.dark brown finish. Lic-No.
DHE •963
WAS $3295;
NOW
'7'2 FORD LTD
2 door hardtop, sharp .black with red pin stripe.
and red interior, V-8, automatic, power steering,
{ power brakes; -radio, rear defogger, You'll like
it! Lic No.,DHJ 260 •
WAS $2695 • •
NOWmy 2 3 II
'71 METEOR RIDEAU 5.00
2 door hardtop, just 45,000 miles, V-8 automatic,
power steering, power'brakes, tinted windshield,
rear defogger, light green with dark green vinyl
roof. Lic No: FHJ 124 •
WAS $1895 $1655 1655
NOW
R.
'74 AMC HORNET
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4 door sedan; just' 29,000 miles. '6 cylinder,
'automatic, radial tires, individual seats, rear
defogger, Lic. No. HXU 971
WAS 5.2995 .
NOW -765
:ki. •... :.. ;
'72 P( NTIACLAURENTIAN
2 door hardtop just,37,000: one owner mites. V-8,
.,automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio,
two tone, wheel' discs, tinted windshield, rear.
speaker, rear defogger,• vinyl interior.: We
recommend this car. Lic. No. DHC 067
WAS :'.2595
NOW
2357
°'71 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE
4 door hardtop,'beautifbl top line car, equipped
with power Windows, AM -FM radio, electric rear
defogger, tinted windshield, power steering,
power brakes, clean as a pin, Lic° No. DHJ, 921
WAS:2495
NOW $2099
These prices in effect for one week only!
HAMILTON STREET
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GODERICH
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