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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-12-09, Page 40-AGE' 1'$A.—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1976 :iJaseRIoeE.RAPERS Mrs. he Courtneg 529-7189 • .Y, RECREATION WORKSHOP London to the Alexandra • Appreximately 110 persons Marine and General Hospital, attended the workshop .on Goderich on Friday, "Recreation" . held at the December 3. Brookside Public school on .Sincere sympathy is ex - Monday, November 29 at 8 .tended to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver p.m. John Austin of `McCharles on the death of .Kingsbridge was the chair _ their son, Allan F: McCharleN man for this third workshop. . of Montreal. Private funeral He welcomed everyone and services were held pn Mon- expreSsed how pleased he. day, December 6. was that such an interest was • Miss Joanne VanDiepan of shown. Kincardine •spent the He introduced Dan Man- weekend at the home of her sell, Wingham District parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Manager and Rene Jones, VanDiepan. Biologist with the Ministry, of CI`ir ietmas turkey bingos Natural Resources. are being planned for St. Mr. Mansell explained the Augustine. Parish • Hall on including Mrs. Lillian Siin St. ` Joseph's • 0 00 fish r beingFridayand at $8 s ladder . 0 la constructed at Port Albert. ,• Parish Hall, Kingsbridge on` Dave Zyluk, Principal Prins pal of St. The idea of this ladder is to Saturday, December 10 and -Joseph's Kingsbridge was get the rainbow trout spread 11. Get,, your Chri.stmas:, one of the eight group leaders all; along the river from Port turkey early,. by yelling far the day. The day was Albert to Lucknow. This "bingo". dedicated to reading skills ladder is -being built, rather than removing . the dam Several ladies from this and minimum expectations blacking the river in order to • area attended a baby shower for -eachgrade- level. All prevent lamprey eels from for little : Tammy Lynn, superintendents and the p Y director of Education were working upstream. Legris, daughter of Mr. and present and supplied input This area will include a Mrs. Ted Legris. The shower picnic area, toilets and a was held at the home of Mr. viewing area as many people and Mrs. Arie VanDiepan, HOUSE LEAGUE are as interested in watching grandparents of little Tammy VOLLEYBALL RESULTS the fish jump upstream as in Lynn. Seniors , fishing. Sincere° sympathy is ex- November 29, _Saskat- Mr. Jones said that most of • tended to the relatives and chewan ,1, Edmonton 2; ° the Lucknow system south of friends of the late Lorne Ivers December 1, Montreal 2, that village is.. good for who passed away.on 'Sunday, Toronto A I; December. 3,' rainbow trout but many trout . November 28 at the Wingham Edmonton 3, Toronto B 0. coming in from the lake to and District General spawn cannot get past the Hospital. He was 85 years old. Intermediates dam at Port Albert and many His body rested .at the November 30, Saskat- turn back to the lake for MacKenzie Funeral Chapel, chewan 0, Montreal 2. spawning. Lucknow where funeral. Senior Champions, Many at, this meeting felt services , were held on that the efforts by the Natural Wednesday, December lst, at Edmonton; Junior Cham- pions Toronto. attending the Collegiate. Several from this area enjoyed .. the Santa Claus Parade held in Goderich on Saturday, December 4. This year's„ theme was "Christ- mases of the World". A kiddies show at the Park Theatre and Santa's Court were sponsored by the Goderich ShoPPers Square Association. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kuntz and family of St. Clements visited on Sunday, December 5'with Brother,Carl Voll. p Last Friday,, November 26 was . a Professional Development Day for. .the Huron -Pe"r"th Separate School System and all the teachers met at St., Mary's School in Goderich. The entire staff from St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge was present into the various groups. Resources Ministry to lin- 2 .p.m. Burial .was in the To come: Volleyball prove fishing on the Lucknow Dungannon Cemetery. against = . Brookside at River system' may be useless Brookside on December 6; unless .stricter controls are PRIEST DIES • • December 15, the Edmonton put on commercial _fishing Monsignor Louis J. Phelan, Senior team against the • •near Port Albert. Parish Priest at St. Augustine teachers and parents. The next meeting (the last Roman Catholic . Church - meeting before Christmas) passed away in the Wingham will be held et Brookside on. and District General Hospital House se Leaguengs Monday, December 13. Grant, on Sunday, Decernber 5 in his " As of November 30' Farrish ,will chair. the 74th year. • • 1st Yellow,_ Edmonton 24 meeting - on Natural Monsignor Phelan was the points; 2nd Blue, Toronto 18 Environment and Extractive son of the late William Phelan pbi ' is 3rd Red, Montreal 15 Resources".See you there. and Mary.Ryan, a native of : • .Blyth. He was ordained to they points; 4th green, Saskat SOCIAL NEWS Priesthood • in St. Peter's chewan 11 points. December_ 3 standings; Wilfred .Austin was moved Cathedral, London on June 6, Yellow, Edmonton 24 points; by ambulance .from the. 1936 and served.in the Blue, Toronto 18 points; Red,. University Hospital in- parishers of St. Joseph's Montreal 15 points; Green, and .Mrs. Robert Farrish, RR3 Goderich and to Wanda Lynn ,Duncan,''datighter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Duncan of Saltford who were married by the Reverend Father Ed Dentinger, C.R., in' St. Joseph's Catholic church ,atKingsbridge on Friday evening, November 26 at ,6 p.rn. The bride's attendants were flower girl, Miss Heather Bogie; maid of honor, Joanie Shoemaker bridesmaids, Debbie Hannah, " aunt of the. bride and Linda Vance. The bestman was the groom's .brother, Mr. Steven Moran and the ushers. were Jim Collinson, uncle bf the groom and Danny 'Duncan, brother. of. the bride. Miss Mary Anne Frayne was the organist ` and soloist. Following their . marriage, approximately 170 • guests were served a ham dinner at the Saltford Valley Hall. An open reception with music supplied by "Shannon" was enjoyed by their many. relatives and friends. Guests were present from Detroit, London, Harriston, • Bram- pton, Toronto and the im- mediate area. The groom is employed by the Bell Telephone Company at Stratford. The happy couple will make their home in Seaforth. A bridal shower for Miss Mildred Vega was held in the Kingsbridge Parish Hall 'on Thursday evening, November 25. Mrs. Betty Van Osch chaired . the following .LARGEST. STOCK' Chatham; Our Lady o Saskatchewan 11 points. Mercy, Sarnia; St. Patrick's • Merlin; St. Bridgid's,.. Mit- BOWLERS AWAY shell; St.' Michael's, Five top bowlers from the IN THE COUNTY Leamington; St. Augustine, -Lucky' Wood Lanes in St. Augustine and St. Mary's, Lucknow bowled at the Lucknow. •• . O'Connor BoWl in Don Mills. ' He retired in the year 1970, e on Friday, December.3 returning to St. Augustine against five'top bowlers from , where he 'celebrated Mass Woodstock. They were Mrs: each Sunday for - the— parishioners there. leetty Lou Dalton . from Kingsbridge, Mrs. •Beryl Celebrations were held in St. Augustine last June in honour• McDonald , Muriel ' and Grace y of Monsignor .•Phelan's. 40 G years in the Priesthood. •-• and- Lynnpnn Walllel RitchieRof the Monsignor Phelan was ConLuc$now areas. waked in • the Catholic Church ladies and especially to' Be these at Leamington, where he and esnecially to Betty Lou. "Dalton and Beryl. served for 19 years, with a,. McDonald of thisarea who funeral Mass celebrated at 11 each received-: • Polarbid a.m. on Wednesday, Cameras, $25.00 and $20.00 December 8. The body was respectively, and two . $5.00 taken to the St. Augustine Provincial Tickets to be Catholic church, arriving at . drawn on December 31, 1976. approximately 5 p.m. A wake Each lady on the team was Industrial' service was held at 9:1 p.m. presented with an electric' -.Farm with funeral Mass at 11 'a.m, atch valued. 'at $39.95, in on Thursday,December 9th. haVnthe —Factory ,. Burial was in he Blyth fiveigag mes most points in the Plain or safety toe ' Cemetery. As; Thursdaywas such 'a BOOTS PUNCTURE ,PROOF .SOLES SHOE SHOP - 142 The Square Goderich, Ont. - SOCIAL NEWS Pupils attending schools were released early on Thursday ...' afternoon December 2 due to the stormy wintry weather. : All buses were on the job, on Friday morning except buses to the Goderich and District Collegiate Institute, thus making an exceptionally long holiday weekend for those BRUCE MACDONALD ELECTRIC. Domestic -Commercial -Industrial 133 Britannia Rd. Phone. Evenings 5 2 4-8 1.4 6 '. stormy day the ladies were uncertain as to start out, but with Mrs. Betty Lou Dalton as chauffeur. they -motored to Toronto " *hire they were guest of the Lucky Wood Lanes at the Canadian Motel. The games were taped for to be shown in the order given. above on Global Teleyision Channel 6 beginning on December 20 to December 24. ` 'TWrenty-two . teams have already played off , with 11 more teams to do so: The Lucknow Team is •now in fourth place in the stan- dings and could still be in the.. playoffs which will take•place in January. , Jackpots were given away three times while the ladies were bowling. WINNING COLT Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mike dalton . whose weanling Quarter Horse Colt accumulated 71 points at Quarter Horse shows, fairs, etc,duringthis seasonand held the highest points in 'Ontario for,1976. Mr, and Mrs, Dalton will be presented the trophy at the: Quarter Horse Banquet to be held in Niagara Falls on January 29, 1977. The colt's mother won Second -"Prize in the Brood Mare Class. Congratulations! (Intended for last week) Congratulations to Kenneth Wilmer Moran, son of Mr. Anstalt Jewellers LIMITED 11 ALBERT ST., CLINTON. 482-3901 OPEN ;V11EDNE5DAYS For Your Convenience. HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. • 6 p.m.: Friday nights 41119 p.m. progratn: a sing song led by Mary. Clare at the piano, a contest, with the answers the names of different brand names of soaps was -con- ducted by Janet Card, and Lisa Fray,»e danced ac- companied by Mary Clare at the piano. -In the address to the bride read by ' Mrs. Delores VanOsch the bride was welcomed to Kingsbridge from her home in Ecuador. The bride 'was helped • in opening her 'gifts by Misses Anita Hogan, sister of the g�r'om and • Anne Va 6Diepenbeek, friend of bot-H--the•b.ide and the groom. Lunch was served by the ladies in charge and a social hour followed. Mr.Wilfred Austin was transferred " by ambulance from the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, derich • to the University Y Hospital during the. past week. With Mr. Austin were his wife Marian, iris. father, " Mr. Frank Austin; Mr.'. � Mrs. John Austin, Mr. and 'Eldon Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney and Carl. Mrs: Fred Vassella who. was hospitalized in the University Hospital for some time is.now at her home here. Carla Revington, David and Vickie Zyluk of the Stratford and Goderich Pro Life Groups were among 200 perso.ns who lobbied at Ottawa on Thursday, November 18. The three were invited by Federal M.P. Bob McKinley to lunch in. the Parlran• r,i Buildings `:' fter lunch they were able'`t"o see the member for this riding in action during question time. Discussion afterwards with Mr. McKinley was held in his office during which time he expressed that he supported the Pro Life stand and that he had voted against an earlier - motion to widen. the Abortion Law. �.-- PLANNING WORKSHOP The second planning workshop was , held at the Brookside school, on Monday evening November 22 at 8 p.rn. Mr. ,Finlay MacDonald chaired this meeting which was on "Agriculture". He expressed his delight that so much interest was shown. The following questions were asked of the 100 persons who 'were in attendance: 1:r What trends do 0 project Yup J ,for' Agriculture in Ashfield 2. What trends -do you project for concentrated farm en- terprises n- er ri Ashfield . Tow t ses in p n- . ship? 3. What priorities should be 'given in the Township Plan to keeping prune farmland for Agri Agriculture? 4. What should -marginal 'farmland be used for?'leo you believe "rough" land should be sold for cottages or houses? 5. Do ,you believe that far- mers should be able to separate pieces off from their farm to sell for houses or cottages?. 6. What safeguards should the Township Plan adopt to prevent prime farmland . being used for; cottages, residences and other urban type uses? 7. What value do you place on the natural beauty of the Township? Should certain areas be preserved for conservation of the natural invironment? 8. What value do you place on erosion control? Should the remaining wood lots in the township. be preserved to prevent wind 'and,' water erosion of farrnland? . 9; What priority should hobby farmers, part-time. farmers and, vacation --farmers rate with full -tine and intensive farm operators? The majority of those present agreed that Ashfield .Township should be min, tained for agriculture. The next meeting will be a Brookside school On Monday December 6 beginning at p.m. The 'subject will bi, "urban development an' Allen Gibson ., will be thi chairman. This is an lin portant meeting so please bi there. SOCIAL•NEWS Congratulations to Tomm; Gilmore, son of Mr. and Mrs Arthur' Gilmore and a grad; student at St. Joseph's school KMingsbridge who won firs -prize at the Kitchene! Batonfest for boys ages 7 10. The batonfest was held of Sunday, November 21 a Bingamon Lodge, •Kitcheriei and Tommy was presenter with the trophy. .- TTT T- - `-°V° .•.-v- -gr -.- -r Th�flkYOU A sincere thank you to everyone for your support at the polls. Sincerely Dave Gower RAWSON'S GIFT STORY IN SWEATERS Do we have sweaters! A new shipment has just arrived to make this year's selection the finest ever at Rawson's. Let us show you round necks, turtle necks, cardigans, long sleeve and sleeveless pullovers. Just about every sweater we have in stock can be hand washed -- and that means savings and convenience for you. For variety there are Shetlands, double knits and cable stitches, in shades of blues, wine, rust, beige, browns, black, reds, natural, white and greens in sizes to fit just about anyone on your list. Our sweater corner includes brand names such as Warren Knit, Ingo and Shelby, so you're sure of lasting quality! 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