The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-25, Page 7Western Pro Life groups, 26 ;
in all, will meet in Kitchener
• on April 102" Gwen' Landolt,,
.president of Alliance for life
and a lawyer,' will be the main
speaker. ;Any interested
person may attend this
meeting.
An information booth will
be again held at the Clinton'
Fair June 4 and 5. ' • :.,
Master . of Ceremonies
Seamus Doherty promises a
night of good entertainment
at the St. Marys .School
Auditorium on. April 2.
Attractive tables and chairs'
will be set in cabaret style
and refreshments will be
served. The program will be
varied.
Sharon Munro, a faithful
and hard working :.Pro Life
member, who is moving to
d to o`frt t ,`--VG'as---gi yen—a--
farewell gift and best wishes
• by the Goderich and District
group.
The next meeting will be
held on April 20.
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The March meeting of Knox
Church •Wornen's Missionary
Society Afternoon Auxiliary
was held in the Church Parlor
Tuesday, March 16, President
Mrs. Clayton Edward opened'
the meeting with the Call of
Worship.
Mrs. A, Enright conducted'
devotions on The Least Coin.
�.. utes ,,o*G Mast, meeting -Were
read and adopted and the roll
•call. showed, 36 .6members
present. °..
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The business of the meeting
was conducted by the
president, The April meeting
will be the Easter meeting
with Mrs. Robt. Campbell, of
Wingharn as guest speaker.
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Mrs G..G. MacEwan ' and
Mrs. C. Edward volunteered
for the visiting for following
restath .:.:.:.-.anit'_
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Ma an, Mrs . W.E. Elliott
and Mrs. J. ' Wilson will
;provide , refreshments :for:
Final games
league sten
Next Monday night, the
final regular competition of
the season in the Men's
Monday night ,leaguerr'11
- -decide the.top,three spots rn
the• league standings. The
•year long battle for first has
boiled down to a tiebetween
the Rookies and French Dry
Cleaners, both with 106,•
prints. Leri's Wreckers are
"just five points out, of first.
with 101 points and the Signal
Stars hold an outside chance
of forcing a three way tie for.
,top place. The Stars need 'to'
sweep their final series. with
French while Roy's Boys,
currently in a slump; shutout•
the Rookies and the Hopefuls
sweep Lens.
French fought back to
regain the. first . plaice„ tie
:. grabbing ftve-pc ints with, help
from Lee Pitblado who led the
squad with a 278 single and
692 triple. ; The wins .gave the.
cleaners' three oin
p , is more:
than the_ 'Rookies~, for the;
night.` The Rookies followed
Jim McWhinney's 287 single
and 836 triple to a two point
evening: .
Len's Wreckers slid into.
sole .possession of . a : third.
behind John Hay's 2861 single
, and _a 678 triple. by Bob
Wil - - he -efforts --gave• -.
the Wreckersfive points on
the evening the same as the
—f ourth_plac�SignaI Stars
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The Stars, boosted their
season total to. 99 points and.
fourth place behind George
Vanderburgh's 281 single and
o�cr
ings
723 triple..•
Goderich Manufacturing'
.and the; Hopefuls. both 'en=.
joyed •perfect' .-evenings
Picking up seven points each.
The identical record (keeps
both. squads tied for fifth with
97 points. The Manufacturers
got a 299 single and a 775
triple from Charles Williams
• while Lee Ryan rolled. a 328
single and 733 three game
effort for the Hopefuls.
The Tail Ends failed
:. their bid to move into the top
three when they .went
scoreless for the evening. -
Sitting sixth with 96 point's the
Tail Ends missed a shot at
second place. • John
MacDonald hit a 249' single
and 629 triple to lead his team
in the losing cause:
Augie_Stegenstad got. a 249
single ngl and Dennis . LeBrun 'a
666 triple to . help Augie's
Dogies to „a two point evening
and a seventh place Standing.
The Dogies' ;to a, two point
eaening and eighth thisyear:
but could spoil`: another,
teamrs effort and stay out of
ninth with a solid effort next :
Week.. Roy's Boys are two
points back of the Dogies with
•84.. after, a two point night
°behind a, 260 single from
G•erssy Pitre-and .a-633--- three
game effort from Nibby
%Baker. Dennis Vanderburgh
rolled. a 563 triple and: .The
Plans , ca
Stokes a 222 single to lead the
A&P to a scoreless night and
a last place. berth with 36
points. °
.April meeting. ,
A letter was read from Mrs.
Mundell re delegates to the
Synodical in Chippawa early
in April, also letter from Mrs.
Kerslake of Seaforth in.
regard to the Synodical.
Letters of thanks carne from
Mrs: Norma Bissett and Rev.
Lckhr..
The • president, had ou
display two Interesting books
for •children" 'which; will- be •
made
available tothe C.O.C.
.
U Ex
an plgrer groups for their •
work: Mention was made df
the factThat the°MissionBand
will be celebrating their 90th
anniversary this year and the.
ladies w llingrless . to.. 'par-
ticipate. ,
Mrs. .fir. Horton reported 'on
the visiting and the Oom-
mittee .in charge had visited
members In j-iuronview and,
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospitai'and several
other '.members had made
personal calls `
Treasurer's. report ,WAS • •
adopted on • motion' of M:•:
0,0. MacEwar:'and Mrs, lt., -
McAllister' ster`
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The topic for .the, meeting
was Children':, of • the Old
Testament prepat«ed and.
,ppresented by. Miss- Lily
McArtllu r
and Mrs. J. Hor-
ton. Mrs Horton gave a ve
interesting talk on tie
childhood of several people of
the -Old Testament. Cain and
Abel who were the first '.
children mentioned; Isaac
WOM EN'S
come
4 one
-0: come
V4-: all!,
Spring was busting out all
over last Wednesday at the
Women's Day ,Out meeting.
With great success . the
committee planned and
organized • a. Spring Fashion
Show.
The • fashions were
presented - by Mrs'. Marjorie
Claus of The Children's
Shoppe and by Mr. Barry
Vain of Sandy's both located
at the Suncoast Mall in
Goderich,, Mr. Brian Elmslie
from SKNX, Wingham,
•
commentated on the fashions
giving full descriptions of
each outfit adding a dash 'of
humour and making it a most
enjoyable morning. -
Despite the weather the
Fashion Show was a real hit
and possibly. WDO will be
able to present another one
later on for the Fall and
Winter fashions. The ladies of
WDO would like to say many
- thanks and a job well done to
Marjorie. Claus ' and Barry
Vain along with all their
assistants and models.
For the last two weeks
WDO. has had the added
pleasure of , having Mary -
Ellen Salmon, from the
Signal Star of. Goderich join
in. Mary Elle'rr has been doing
a feature story on WDO to let
everyone know just what it is
all about and what is done •at
the 'meetings. The ladies..
would like to say thanks to
Mary -Ellen and.. we have
really enjoyed having you'
and hope you will -come bac
again to see' us.
Next weekwill- be Cat
f
Day. Several of the ladies Will
be demonstrating their
favorite crafts and you are all
invited to join in. It should be
a lot of fun so how about
joining us. See you all next
week.
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whose father Abraham was
.about to offer his, son, :as a'
sacrifice; Joseph, Moses and.
Samuel and others; else the.
little slave girl of Naaman the •
leper. Lhter the ,members
participated in an interesting
quiz. -
Disabled sa
. � alerte to fi start
call
forr
a
p
Thea second meeting of a -
Huron group- pro mating
awareness of the problems of
the disabled. was host d by
Miss' Mary ' Howell . in
Goderich . last Friday
-evening. .
Mrs: Elsa Haydon, , a•
member of the"' Goderich
• Town Council, alerted the -
group to start • work ten-
tatively scheduled' for this
summer on the Square
sidewalks. A committee was
formed to present a brief,
concerning the benefits of
pedestrian curb ramps; to the
Council on. April' 5. . This.
presentationalso outlines the
need for ramps "into public
facilities, such as
Washrooms.
aret night
at St M�ry's School
The monthly meeting of the
Goderich- and District Pro
Life group was held on March
16 at the . former Queen
Elizabeth' School,Goderich.
President Clarice Dalton
opened the meeting with.
prayer. Membership report
shows 252 paid members..
Secretary Harriet Klainka
read the minutes and.
correspondence: :Teresa
Courtney read the treasurer's
report.
A meeting of the; South
CLOSED
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When and how'to approach
ether town councils was; also.
discussed, 'Additional topics
of concern included' chair
li•fts,'the lowering of public
telephones, and the lack `Of
curb ramps At the Goderich
mall.
Bert Sootheran of Clinton ,'
was chosen 'vice:president
and 'E.d Steegstra of Goderich .
was named secretary.
Anyone interested in the
organization should contact
Mr. Sootheran at 482-7671 or
Mr. Steegstra at 524-2369 or
Miss Elaine, Townshend at
482-3357.: .
The next meeting, will be •
held 'on Saturday, March 27,
at 2 p.m. at the home of
Elaine Townshend near
Bayfield.
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enjoyed a half hour of social
fellowship together;
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