The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-29, Page 16T 8
UCH SIGNAL -S l' > , T URSDAY, APR,i
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Dick McLean presents: the .peewee .runnerup .to
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Mr. and Mrs. hill: Spiering
and grandchildrenParton
:;and Greg Spiering of AVon
Lake; Ohio spent the weekend..
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. •
Theo VanDiepan and family.
Visitors :with '`them on
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
David Christie of Hayfield.•
Mr•, and Mrs: Ker•ry;Hog'an
and sons Todd and Chad of
Glencoe spent: the Easter
holiday weekend at: the horne
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Connie Hogan.
Sincere sympathy" is ex-
tended to
x-tended'-to Mr. and Mrs. `Fred
Crawford; and family on the
• sudden' passing of -her father
Mr.: Wilfred Smith in
-Goderich on We•dnesday,
April 21.. His body rested at
the McCallum Funeral Home,
G.oder' ch. Funeral_mass was
celebrated in ' St. Peter's
Catholic Church., Goderich on
Saturday, April 24. Interment
was in St. Peter's Cemetery.
Several from this area
attended • the bridal shower
for Miss Joan Chester,;
daughter of Mr. and Mrs..Ken
Chester which washeld in the
Anglican Parish ,hall in
Lucknow on Thursday, April
22: Her marriage to Michael.
Courtney, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Courtney of Goderich wi11
take place in Kingsbridge .on .
Saturday, May S at 4 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs.' Jim Arnold,
owners of , the Lanesville
Store since 1971 have sold the
store to Mr: and Mrs. Gordon.'
Kemp of Lot.7, Concession 10,
Ashfield Township. •Mr.. and
Mrs. Kemp are holding- an
auction sale, of livestock and
' machinery on Tuesday, April
27. Mr. and Mrs. SintArnold
•have bought a house in
"Lucknow and -will be moving
-'
to this new location' on May
14, .•
Goderich '.visited with Mr.
Frank • Austin on Sunday
afternoon,
Mr, Raymond Dalton is
spending a month's vacation
with his son and daughter in
law, Mr: and Mrs. • Palmy
Dalton and • daughter -
Patricia ` Kathleen in,.
Nanaimo; 13ritish,-Columbia
and with his daughter Mrs,.
Kathleen ,MatDpnaldand.`
daughters Julia and Shawna
in Edmonton, Alberta.
Jerry Heffernan of
Stratford •spent the weekend
at the home of his. parents Mr.
arid' Mrs.. Outland J.effernan
and family. '
Congratulations to Mr. and.
Mrs; Tony Slootjes of Ashfield
Township onthe birth of a
baby 'boy,_Christopher John
on`Easter Sunday,,. April 18 in ..
the Wingham and. District
General Hospital.
Joe O'Keefe, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph .O'Keefe left on
Sunday, April .25 , by car for
employment in Medicine Hat,
Alberta. Joe had been;•.em-
.ployed at Douglas Point.
Sincere sympathy is ex-
tended to Mrs: Rena Fisher
and family on the 'sudden
passing•. of her husband
George at his home in
Wingham on Friday, April 23.
His body rested at the S.J.
Walker 'Funeral 'Home,
Wingham until Monday
where burial service •took •
place in St. Andre'w's
Presbyterian •church,
Wingha'm. • •
Billy Simpson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Sirtipson.left
on' Monday,; April 26 by car,
for employment in Medicine
Hata Alberta. Billy had been
employed at Douglas Point.
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by Press reporter
Donna Drennan,, .. ,
Casey . Vanden Heuval •was awarded' this trophy as the
most improved goaltender in the atom house league.
Strike
All but about 330 of the
3,000 ' workers returned to
work -at the Bruce Heavy
'Water : Plant B. construction
site-. Tuesday ending the
virtual shutdown of activity
at the ,site which began last
week.,
About• 100 . boilermakers
employed by Horton Steel
were . .still •off the: job,
however. .The workers,
•Me.mbers of I.ocal 128 of the
"Boilermakers, Iron Ship
Builders.,' Blacksmiths,
Forgers and Helpers Union
left work,•April 1,9.
The • dispute: apparently
- centeredaround coverallsriot
being provided to workers by
the company.
The boilermakerswere.
joined April 21 by 150
membersof the same union
employed by BabNck and
Wilcox:: The day before, 14
union members employed by
Lummus •Construction were
also off the job .
About 60 members of Local
804 of •'the International
Brotherhood of Elec:trizal
r" • Workers •:(IBEW) set up
picket lines April 21 in a
jurisdictional dispute with
Local 1788 of the sarne union.
Ontario 0 Hydro .which
employs Local 1788 sent the
workers onto the heavy water
plant site' to do some . whrk
which- Hydro considered
would save money.
. Local • 804, employed Foy
Lummus objected to the other
local getting the work and as
a result set up picket lines.
The members of Local 1788
Were ' allegedly threatened
and prevented fron-i dni•ng
their work and as a result
Lu.rnmtts;:'fired• the Local 804
members, • .
According to Hydro in-
Ormation officer' Don. White,
140ro has 'agreements with.,
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ends at
Cdrigratulations ,
Mrs.: Jon Zdybel of '. RR 7,
Lucknow on the birth' of a •
daughter, Carrie Lynn in the
Ajexandra 'Marine: and
�. Genual: Hospital, Goderich
on Tuesday, March 30. '
A large crowd attended°the
dance held in the Saltford
Valley Hall on Friday April
22, spans orred,_sponsorecl by
the ` Lucknow. Lancers
Intermediate Hockey team.
The hydro was off in this
area for approximately five
hours pn Sunday, April 25,
• and winter has returned thus
putting a stop to the seeding
Operations. • .
Several from' this area
attended the reception for
Mr. arid Mrs. Lorne Hackett
held in the Lucknow Legion
Hall, on Saturday, April 24.
Mrs Leila Fitzgerald of
Stratford :and her. mother.
Mrs. I.rene Murphy qof
v
--The -seventh-meeting-of-the -
4H Kingsbridge Twisted
Chain Gang was: held in the
home :of Mrs. Helen Riegling
on Tuesday, April 2o. The '
meeting got under way with
the ' .4H pledge 'led' by the
President of the club, :Kathy
O'Keefe.
Marg, Luanne Clare, 'the
secretary of the eta read the• ."-
secretary's report.of meeting
six with all members present .' .
•The roll call was "one place •.
to use the French knot."
Leaders- discussed uses of
the .French knot and ,Mrs.
the constriiction trades and
Lummus which allows it to do
any electrical work on its own
if it chooses.. ,
The Local • 804 :members
ct?ntinued to picket the site
April 22,23, and 26 causing -
traffic jamson access roads.
Ki.ncardine OPP. were on the
scene and no serious trouble
was reported. '
On Tuesday alibut 18 of the
Local 804 members• had
returned to .work and werere-
hiredby Lummus.
Also on . April 20; 61
•pipefitters. members' "of
Kitchener .Local 527 were
fired by Lummus for leaving
the job site early. They were
given the , opportunity to
return to work if they'
promised to adhere to ,rules
regarding hours of work.;
On Tuesday, all but 18 had
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Ever since the invention of. the -
wheel, man, has looked for an
economical:'way to get around on
It.• ,
The solution? Mobylette.°-'
Mobylette has the appearance
of a' regular motorcycle, only it is
smaller. The engine is ' sr'na_.11er. • ..
Th: ft" ize,is sr'naller. The weight is
srn ler-. -
Best of all, the price is smaller!
Now whether you .use-. your-
Mobylette to go to work, to shop,,
to play, or just -plain go; you're not
Going to .set any land .speed
record. But` Cop speed is about 2.8
mph. (rnore downhil;l:!) .You'll get
about 150 miles per gallon, and a
lot of peace Of .mind. ,
You've now' •eliminated the
health hazards: traffic, parking , -
spaces and speed.
So, although we never•claim to THE
have -invented the wheel, look
what we did with. it. • •
• Registration $5.00
• . No Road test necessary
• Liability insurance only '.
(from .535.00)
• Minimum: driving-age•16
•' Prohibited on expressways
• Maximum speed 30 m.p.h.
•; N9 helmet :required
Riegling showed the girl's how
'to make a 'mitred corner.
Mrs. Delores VanOsch talked
about .the'different ways to •-
hem and finish their articles. •
' In group work, the girls
finished their learning stit-
ches article. .while . others
Worked on a free, choice ar-
ticle '
returned to work and were
rehired by Lummus.
About half of the 3,000 -man
construction force was back
On the job Monday. , '
Mr.' White said discussions
are still' going between' 'all
parties concerned .with the
three disputes:
April 22, a• meeting was
called in Kitchener when .
representatives of the IBEW,
Lummus' and Hydro rrlet. But
nothing was resolved at that.
time.
The Building and Trades
Council of London, ordered
workersback to the job on
Monday. •
Smile
Flexible: Changing your
mind to include.new ideas.
Inconsistent: , Another
person's flexibility.
Each year a private school
presents a classical play Such '
as "Hamlet", "Macbeth,'", or
"Rotheo and Juliet',.' . A few
days before this annual event
was to take 'place, the fifth
grade .teacher decided to
prepare her class for it.
"Does -anyone know who
Shakespeatre is?" she asked.
' One childraised his hand.
"Sure," he answered;' "he"'s
the guy •who writes the eighth
grade play every year." ;'
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:Clinton & District
Christian School
PRINCESS STREET, CLINTON
, TEL.
4827851
Enrollment of New Pupils
for the 1976-1977 School Year
The Clinton and District Christian School is a non..
denominational, independent Christian elementary
school,.' controlled and financed by the parents. Our
school receives no financial support from the govern-
ment.
Are you interested in having your children receive a
God-d'erltered education, preparing them for ,the living
of a Christian life .in this world? Do you like More --
information about our school'? ,
Please call•for an appointment or write to the Clinton
and District Christian • School, Princess Street, P.O.
Box 658, Clinton, Ont. NOM ILO
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