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62,--G06 RICH Sr NAL STAR;THURSDAY,AUGUST 5, 1816
-SWIMMING
Swimming. classes ' for.
Colborne .Township children
will •commence`•Mondayw,
August. 9 at 9:00 a.m, First
aer
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Mrs: G ltaiftini;
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-pickup - Will be Benmiller-
United Church at 7:45 a.ni.
then .proceed:north to Nine;
west .to.-Hwy.•21 and south to,
Goderich. There will be a
parent supervisor on the bus
every day. Have your
,ohildren ready. Anyone'
wishing further information
contact•Mxs: James Fisher or
Mrs. K. H. Hoerning.
DECORATION DAY
Memorial or 'Decoration
Day Service was held at thy.
Colborne Cemetery Sunday,'
. August 1: Many had arrived
'+early at the cemetery to place
-
flowers at the graves of their
loved ones. A Very.giiatify.ing
crowd assembled. ` at 2l30
for the service; which
opened with Colborne
.Township Reeve Doug.
McNeil giving,; the binning
,,welcome remarks. The crowd
joined .:in ,singing several
hymns during the service and
the . McMillan family, beside
giving two.splendid musical
selections which were..,rnuch
_enjoyed by all,' accompanied.•
the 'hyrnn singing. The Rev.
Ralph 1 King' grave a
splendid message, taking as
his text -the fourth 'chapter of
Joshua The Rev. Mr: Woods
°closed. the service with the
Benediction. }r
BRIDAL SHOWER.
Miss Barbara :Fisher,
daughter -of. Mr. and, Mrs.
Leonard Fisher, is oneof the
brides of the month of August.
A ' cornniunity shower was.
held for her in Benmiller
United: Church basement
Tuesday evening July 27. " .
About thirty, guests enjoyed
a•.=friendly visitand; several.
contests during" the fir`st part
of the _-evening.. Mrs: James
Fisher, then a welcomed all
.present and spoke highly 'of
the bride to be, who then
opened the many gifts . she
received.,
Barbara, thanked all for
their thoughtfulness and all
enjoyed -a da' n`ty-IunCt which
was vser_v :.,by: those in
charge. '.
Mrs. Wilfred Fisher and
Mrs; Leslie Pitblado- r also
• e nte'r-tai ned,.,:.Ba rba r. a--: F i s h e r
at'a relatives bridal shower at
the .home of Mrs. Pitblada,,
,�h � �_,. ���.. .�'. , ��.�y,. ��{,.. �, ��..M � .��.•.�`°,�. �� Sunset Beach ]toad. Contests,
and friendly visiting were
enjoyed by all. . . .
The•ia-•-bri'de-to-be. was.
ushered' to a decorated chair
and three little cousins, Lori
French, Allison Clark-' and
Tracey „inn presented her
with her`jifts:
Barbara thanked all anda
dainty lunch was enjoyed by
the guests,
SOFTBALL
The .girls played Tuesday,
:.. July 27 Goderich neand
Members of"tlte^Property Tax Reform Commissionheld a_ .area; Goderich administrator, Harold Walls-, submittedplayed with Colbor a
Goderich Twp won. 'The.
public' meeting in the GDCI- gymnasium Wegnesday and • series of questions to the Commission dealing with senior girls' played the junior -
received submissions from several interested parties in the municipal taxation. (staff photo) • boys; score 28-11 for the boys.
.. '' Monday, August -2 the boys
Planning board
fcoxrtt�nuedfturn.pagel)
agreements in the . town tb
establish " • so'rne _policy for
sidewalks_ in •• town. Mr:.
Schaefer said . his travels
through .other towns - -and
cities •' revealed that most
subdi'visi,o
ns'" include
Sidewalks and that Goderich
was deficient; iirthis regard.
He said ,that he .felt 'that
main arteries, and collector
roads rn•the town should' have
sidewailks for safety purposes
addine that he •woirlxln''t' want
to see :"children walking on
Suncoast Drive."
Board chairman Dave
Gower said that finances
prorripted• the lack of
-sidewalks . in siibdtvrsio is ""in -
town. He •said that the cost of
the walks was. usually not
taken on by the town or
developer unless
homeowners '-of an area
petitioned "the town to install
them. '
Gary Davidson: saidthat
themajor purpose . of
sidewalks was child safety.
He Said he. personally,-
preferred.. sidewalks in town
pointing out:that_:mest- adults -"
drive or . can .take -care of
themselves when walking in
'town, but childrenwerethe
biggest users of sidewalks:•
The board intends, to take a
look into the establishment.of
sidewalks in new -subdivisions
in town and bring the matter
to town council's attention.
Township. • • • • •
(continued from • page 1)
ders are to be opened August
Council issued five building
permits withholding one.
pending submission' - of
sketches. showing the site of
the project. Permits, were
issued to Garth Postill for an
addition to a house, P. J.
McDaid for a mobile home,)
Ken Oke for a machine shed,'
Ralph McAdam ' for a . house.
and William Jenkins for a
steel granary. A permit
requested by -Frank Baruma;
•to construct a •sow, barn was
withheld until .-he provides.
,. ske-teres--of the--s-i-
3 am.
the most dangerous
hour for you and
your family.
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GOOEIIICH.....
C?
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played :. Tyke•boys,, Colborne
C won over Colborne 13,11-3;
junior boys, Colborne lost
against Stanley B; senior`
boys,_ Colborne Yvon over
C oderich Twp. 14-7;' ,.
Monday, August 9, boy's
play Tykes, Goderich vs •
Colborne C.; -Colborne. A vs
Colborne 13; junior • boys,
Colborne against ., Goderich•
Twp.- senior boys, Colborne.,
against Hullett. -
Tuesday;. August 10; girls''
play: junior "girls, Colborne A
at Stanley 13; Stanley A at
Colborne Fr; senior . girls,
Hullett at Colborne,8:30 p.m.
at, Benmiller.
COwIM1LIN1T.Y NEWS"
On Kitchener TV. station
Saturd•ay night several
residents noticed' Mrs: Fred
Battersby ,.in ..the ° bowling,
team and Mr. Battersby in
the audience:'•Mr. and .Mrs.
Battersby formerly lived on
Sunset Beach Road and; ndi'iT
reside in London.
1V1r tido 'M'r ST -Wilmer- •
Hardy have returned` from•a,'
'very enjoxable' trip to the
West where they visited their
son and his wife and then all.
motored_ o Vancouver•At
present, Mr: and Mrs.'Wi1.mer.
Hardy are patients in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich.
• Cecil McBride of Meneset is
a patient 'in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital,
Goderich: Don Sowerby is a .*
patient , in ' University
Hospital, London, and glad to .
note he is expected home
this week.
Mrs. Rose Geil (formerly
Rose Durst) ' and son
Emerson .of Waterloo visited
her niece, Mrs. Wm. Young: and .Mr. Young, Goderich
over the weekend and.. at-
tended the Memorial Service
at .Colborne . Cemetery,
Sunday renewing
,acquaintances.;
erich woman
wins 41,000 pot
Lorrene Robinson of
Goderich was the . lucky.
winner at Clinton Monster '•
Bingo on Monday, August 2
-and'found extra ?Own, in her;
wallet for ..$1,000 ;from. the
jackpot.
Winners in. the share the
wealth, games. were: Carol -
Cannon of Dublin taking the
$197 pot by herself; Mrs. Bill
Steep,, of Clinton,' Glenda
Becker of. Clinton and Gerald'
Lawrence of Mitchell splin,'-
ting the $150pet ;.and Delores.
O'Dyer of •Seafoi'th,••A'ud`rey'
Gregg of _W-a1kerton•,
Tony . Poland 'of ,-„Seaforth,
Mrs:: Jack Hart"of Clinton'aiid
~Jean Brown. of. Clinton split,
$150.
Other regular $50 winners
were Barb Batkin of Clinton
and Joanne Bell of Hensel'
who each took a game;:while•'
Mrs; Joe Brandon;'Mrs: Joe
Snider of. W inghazn and. Pat
Shaw of, -Blyth split a • gone.
Jill Jervis of •Clinton, Alice
Boyce of Bayfield and
Lorraine- Mannering • of.;
Goderich won a game, as did
Marion Sproule of Auburn,
Cheryl Thompson of Mitchell
and Elaine Josling of Clinton.
'A1ph'ose Croin of St.
Columban, Nora Finnigan of
Wingham and. Edith` Cam-
pbell of Mltcheli won ina
regular. game and Florence
Miller' -.Of' Clinton, '.Helen
Greenwood .;of Goderich
Carol• Finlayson •.oF'.-Exeter�`
and -Phyllis Lee of, .Clinton
Mrs 'eLonJn another• . .
:Marion Malcorrn of Clinton
won in the eighth game :an '
BHn f ast k .
the arb prize' for theoVanninth.
Ra chef
Johnstone of Clinto and
Auso.. Cli
sharedrabe1 'theB;' .whellhin gs: in, 'anton
game as' did , rs.' Jack
Nl"ernerY of` ayfie1d 'and_..
Lorrene ' - • ob-inson of
Goderich.
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