The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-09-16, Page 19pUN6ANNON
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UNITED CHURCH For fifteen minutes after miscellaneous shower, .was
Rev. H. G. Dobson spoke on
lunch each • day everyone, given by her relatives ..for
the topic, "Christian pupils and teachers too, read Miss Nancy Kirkland, of Zion,
the top at Dungannon silently. It is hoped. that this an October bride-to-be, at the
g regular, sustained exposure home of Mrs: Cecil Blake.
United Church on Sunday, will motivate many of the The, presentation of gifts
There was a meetingof the students to read more."' followed a programme of
Official Board after,service to Mr, Herb Wilkins,•' music, contests. and readings.
discuss whether or not to .,Custodian, had all the floors Nancy thanked:those present •,
cnntitiue subscribing to "The . shini�zt teloerns-r-eady�for an4-in4ited-t- ern to ae- '" •
Observer" Magazine, classes to begin, . • trousseau •' •
Mrs. Judy McMichael has Mrs. Ruth .Alton will be Mr.' William •_Irvin has
to plpy the organ until, giving .,piano lessons at the undergone 'a , second leg
-the anniversary and requests school • on . certain days amputation as • a resultof,•
all girlseight yrs and over to starting on Monday circulation come out to chew practice on
Wednesday • at 7:15. , SoOCIAL NEWS Frank had
Dungannon United Church`
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• ' , ,Gordon. A1tor1 son'of Mr.
and Mrs.. ran Alton,:
the misfortune to break his
Anniversary services will be , Recent. • visitors with Mr. leg in .a fall from a tree house
held on September 26 at 11:00 and , Mrs: Jack Errington and is wearing a cast from
a.m. with ; Rev., - Stan were' Mr. and Mrs. Cliff hip to toe. '
McDonald of I;ondesboro as Culbert and granddaughter Mrs. Howard Blake spent
guest speaker and Mr Wm.. Wendy ofStayner, last week • in Wingham •
Stiles of Goderich as'soloist•, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hospital: following a gall
The Huron -Perth School of McNee accompanied Mr- and bladder attack on Sunday.
Theology for the Laity Mrs. Kitchener Finnigan and •Gerry and David Bere and
Seminar begins on September Mrs. ----Barr of . Gpderich to , John Young were in a car
27 at Trinity United Church in London on Satuad°ay- to visit accident near' Otterville
Listowel. The theme is "The Mr- and .Mrs. Allan. McNee Saturday morning when
relevance of the minor and family who have recently Gerry drove over the brow of
prophets" • by Rev. Dr. moved to London. a hill and came upon a vehicle
Graham . Tipple. 'Application Mr. and Mrs. Allan Alton.. of, stopped—An—the _ :_roadway.' ;-•
David .has a sprained ankle
and Gerry lost a .front tooth. •.
John escaped with a shaking
GODE,Rf CH SI(NA
forms may be obtained from Grand Bend visited Mr. and
the minister. " Mrs. Robt, Irvin on Sunday.'
On October 2, from 9:00 Rill -Errington, s'on of Mr.
a.m. to 9:00 p.m. there is to be •and Mrs. George Errington is up. .
a session of Christian starting a course in
Development for Youths and Agriculture Business; at The Sunday- morning,
service at. the Christian
United Church in London - Mr. and Mrs Ross spry,Fellowship Church was'well
their leaders at Wesley -Knox Centralia.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY . Niagara attended to hear the message,
Nia ora Falls, New York, .Jesus was a Carpenter',`
' visited with Mrs, Lorne Ivers delivered as Student Pastor
A. history of this area, for a few days and, called on
auspices of the Huron- Mr. Ivers in Pinecrest Manor..DouZehr, On Saturday the
'Historical •Society, is to• be - Sympathy is extended to Young.
g. People plan to dig up
,.presented at • St.• Augustine's '. Mr; and -Mrs. Howard Culbert some of the potatoes they -
Parish Hall on Monday, and family on the death of planted at Waglers.
September 20 at 8 :15 p.m. The Mrs. Culbtheert's father, Mr. Visitors during we
.ek
11 be Mr
with Mr. and `Mrs. Marvin
Minister of Agriculture and Food for Ontario William Newman"climbs aboard the tractor
with which, he turned thefirst furrow of the International Plowing match near Walkerton
last week. The ceremonial sod breaking took place during exhibitors and press day at the
match site. The 1976 competition gets underway in full on September 28 and continues
through October 2: (staff photo) -
STAR,* Rp.
AY, SEla78 'A
The Goderich Rotary Club
will once again present their .
:annual• --.•travelogue - series,
This s'eason's program will
get underway on . Tuesday,
October 27 at the Godericii
and. District • Collegiate
Institute. This represents the
reighth season"Rotary has.
• sponsored • the travelogue •
series:" ,
For.. new'residents to 'the
camimunity, or residents' who
are' just new . to Rotary
travelogue, a special in,-
trpductory program is set for
Friday, • October ° 16- ` at
sem• , - o.+
• p.m. The program will, be an
adventure ::film on South
America by Rudy Thurau of.
.Hollywood, California.
•The .complimentary tickets
for' this 'showing, as Well . as
the season tickets • for the
• regular series, will .be
available through Campbell's
of - Goderich, ' Remington's
IGA,Ormandy Jewellers and
in Clinton from. the Clinton
News Record office. Season
tickets do not go on -sale until
October•1, however:
Anyone interested in the
nrolment up at CC.
commentator • wi
or
Lyons Sr , .
Gea. • Bro h Law er o d Mrs. Jack Curran
f Smith. were Evelyn's sister •
p y y Mr. arid , •
Wm •Garten Leamington and
m
BROOKSIDE' attended a gathering of
Winghaand several of their family' and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
descendants of the late Bert Mr, and Mrs. Peter Louzon of
Teachers and pupils got •and" Amelia (Hackett) Stoney Pointe. Mrs. Louzonis
back to school at $rookside; Teleaven' at. Plattsville a daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
on Tuesday with -a' slightly community park near • the Smith' .
lower enrolment than 'l•
•ist home of Mr and Mrs Lou Mrs.' W.A. .Stewart,- yvlio.
year. Parker (nee Gwen spent mthe
the.sumerinLindsay,
The first morning was _:•Treleaven). ' There were 'pis -back in Dungannon at
rather hectic with eight new about 60 present and it was hotne.:,of her daughter and
pupils regiftWirig and being decided to make it. an annual • son -iii -law, Mr. and Mrs.:Jack
assigned to rooms. • affair. • Caesar. .
The : staff is as follows: Next day Mrs. Curran
• Principal - Mr.. Gary Jewitt, received -word: that , Glen'
Clinton; Vice -Principal, Parker, 18 year. -old son of Mr: • Harbor-
'Music and Grade 8 •-.Mr. Don and Mrs. Lou Parker. was -
Cameron:, Grade •„8 and . seriously; injured,. in . a car
History ; on 'Rotary- Mrs. accident. He was.unconscious
Madeline Anderson; Grade 7, for four days, his right leg
• , Girls Physical Education - , was broken in•threeclaces so
Miss Hortense Happel;•Grade that he may be hospitalized
7, Science on Rotary • -M•r. for some months. "
Charles" Liddle; Grade 6 - In the Women's Institute
Mrs. D. Graham;, Grade 6 - . "report the business part of the
Mr. Greg. Hazlitt; Grade 5 meefing included an in -
and Boys Physical Education.. vitation to Tiger Dunlop
_ ,. Mr Ross .Erri nem ; Grade_ branch i ox their ngeeting ion her. ,-..'.•.M . 4 an^d:. ,:. Mrs. Lois T"ab i,;"'"6ctolier 28, W.i. Rally is to be
Grade '3 and 4 - Mrs. D. held et Dashwood Monday,
Chisholm; -Grade : 2 and . 3 _.. October 4 at 9:30 a.m. with
Mrs.' Janet Blanchette; our . voting delegates being
Grade 2 Miss Shelley Mrs. Elmer Black and Mrs.
Grange; Grade one - Mrs. Harry Girvin. All are
Louise Wilson; Kindergarten wefconve to' attend and
Mrs. Lois Fairish; French - Huronyiew Auxiliary meeting
Mass Vienne Trezise 'is September 20, and their
Remedial Reading - Mrs. bazaar October 26:
Mary Bere; Librarian - Mrs :. Mr. and Mrs. Don
Helen Blake; Secretary -.,Mr. • Treleaven of. Lindsay were
Howard Blake. . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Mrs. Blake was very much Curran on Thursday, and all
missed around' the' school this visited other relatives in the
first week a's she was ill in the area `
hopital. Mr,._Mand:-• Mrs. Milton
A new approach, Unin Kilpatrick of Goderich visited•
terrupted • _Sustained . Silent Mrs. Cecil Blake on Thursday
Reading (U.S.S.R.) is being afternoon. ' • .
tried at Brookside. - On Saturday afternoon a
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"Maybe its -because there is
a greater interest in Ontario's
food industry” said J. 'A.
MacDonald, Principal of
Centralia College ' of
Agricultural Technology,
when asked- about the in-
creased' enrollment at the
College this year.
Centralia College, located in
Huron 'Park, in Huron
County, registered a 15
percent increase in student
numbers • when classes
started on Monday, •' Sep-
tember 13th. '
The -Agrlcult'iral4Business,
ReManagement course ex-
perienced f� l" perienced the largest in-'„
Health 'Technology, -Com-
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munity.Home Economics'and .
Fashion
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BY RON GRAHAM
September 7 the E.B. Barber
arrived light from Alpena,
Michigan for. salt. '
September 8- the Westdale
cleared harbor for Thunder
$aft yXit gr3?N ,_ ._,_..
September 8`the g.B. Barber
Cleared harbor for Racine,
W sconsin with salt:
September 10 -the- Prindoc
arrived light from. Sarnia for
salt.
September 10 the Prindoc
cleared harboeTfor•MilItown,
Newfoundland with salt.
September 11 •the Algorail
arrived light from Sarnia for
salt.
September 11 the Algorail
cleared . harbor for Duluth
with salt. ,
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Hamilton Street, Goderich •
creasein students; a 35
percent increase in first year
enrollment over 1975. This
program prepares graduates
for a career in farming or for
excellent jobs in
agribusiness.
The Food. Service
AV1-x'nag'etneftt " reg -ram
recorded a 40 percent in-
crease : 'in first year
enrollment. Graduates from
this Program—are qualified to
work as . Food Service •
Supervisors in Canada's
rapidly expanding food
service industry. Other
diplpma programs offered at
the College : include Animal
Debbie Harrison
named president
of Holmesville i
BY DEBBIE HARRISON
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The College, started in 1967,
is one of. four Agricultural
Colleges in Ontario operated
by the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
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BRUCE. MACDONALD
ELECTRIC
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,Domestic-Commeriai=lndustrial
133 Britannia Rd.
s• * 2'441 46
'�• �ooeEvenings 5
Ph 9 •
The first 4-H meetingof the
Holmesville I was held at the
home of Mrs: A. Betties _oti
September 13,' The name of
the club is "Wheat Germs."
Roll call was "A cereal
product I have never eaten, -
but would like to try". '
The meetings are Monday
nights at 7 alb.
Election of officers took
place. Officers are:
president: Debbie Harrison
Viae President: Marilyn Cox;
secretary: Mary Jean, Bet
tles.; Treasurer: .Bev.
Mathers;. Press Reporter for
Clinton: : Ann Klomps; for_
Goderich: Debbie Harrison.
After the meeting the girls
made Pan Fry Cookies which •
were very delicious..
Guests were Mrs: Robinson
and Kate Moriarty. The-
evening closed with the 4-H
" motto.....
LOS?
GLASSES
I pair Gold Framed
between 50 South St. and the
High. School. Anyone finding
sable
. phone
524.6503 after 4:30 p.M.
.free showing is: invited to pick
up their courtesy tickets at
any of these outlets .or from: :
Rotary members, •
Regular presentationsthle
season will feature "lame ,r
Then and Nowa" "Kilts and.:.
Castles,'' (a film on Scotlp,nd),
"Greenland an Odsey" '
"Byways of France, "In
Search of Singapore" —a '
"Washington the Magnificent
Capital,"':.
Season tickets are priced at
$8.00 for adults, .$4.0Q for
students and; $17.50 for a
family.. •
TO COUNCIL
BRIEFS
The property on We's't'
Street, formerly Alf Hoy
Motors, is for sale. It has been
offered to 'the• town as. a
"valuable piece of property,.•
being located 'in close
proximity to file town offices
and the PUC
The' fatter was referred to
the. Property and Finance
Committees of council.
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....CAMPBELL'S:
Honey
to order NOW
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1
CaIL before noon
or
between 5-8 p.m. daily
$24-9673
PHARMACY
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