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!oiborine. residents enjoy trip- to
Mrs. Tait Clark and Mrs.
Stanley Snyder have returned
home from a bus trip to Mont
Tremblant, Quebec,
Laurentian Mountains and
Ottawa. They report plenty of
rain and lots of fallen leaves
but said it was a very en-
joyable trip. Others on the
bus from the surrounding
district were Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Crawford of Goderich,
Mrs. Gert -rude Goldthorp of
Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McMichael of RR 4,
and Mr. and Mrs. M.W.
Durst, of Clinton, formerly of
Colborne.
SOFTBALL
and in the first game of the
playoffs Benmiller won with a
score of 12-9. In the second
game Benmiller lost with a
score of 21-20. The third and
Colborne
corner
Gertrude Kaitting,
correspondent, 524-2076
The playoffs are over for deciding game was won by
the sport of softball in Holmesville with a score of
Colborne Township. The 23-9 which eliminated the
senior girls were the last to Benmiller senior girls.
finish their games which The tyke boys won a trophy
were delayed because of in their division and the
inclement weather. The junior girls also won the
senior girls, Benmiller team trophy in their division.
played the Holmesville team A special thanks is ex -
District
news
Port Albert has
holiday visitors
Mary Johnston had her son
Jim from Toronto home for
the holiday weekend. She also
had Mr. and Mrs. Bert
McColeman of Brantford
visiting her.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey CHURCH NEWS
Hodges celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary by On Wednesday[ October 5,
oin to Whe n , WeMrs. Carl Lentz had an ACW
irginial`h y lraveltl meetin•-� �m,�...._..:.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christ Church at Port
Albert had a good attendance
on Sunday for its
Thanksgiving service. Ser-
vices are held at Christ
Church every Sunday at 2
p.m.
Michigan was in the area this
past week. She visited Harold
Tigert at Ivlaitland Manor and
Mary Johnston in Port
Albert.
Port
Albert
John Tigert,
correspondent 524-7424
Johnston of Nile - in the
Johnston's mini -home. Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Vanderburg
also travelled with them.
Sharon and Shelley. Tigert
were home on the weekend to
celebrate their 21st bir-
thdays.
Mr. Joe Arnold of Sarnia
visited friends in the area on
the holiday weekend.
Helen Hawkins of Saginaw,
Alpha
Huron
plans
tour
Do you know what Alpha
Huron i5 all abouA? If not, you
may receive information by
writing Alpha Huron, P.O.
Box 1388, Clinton, Ontario.
Form letters are fresh off the
press, complete with the new
logo. Members present at the
last meeting received the
first Alpha Huron crests.
The group plans a tourof
the county to view ac-'
commodation.. for the han
dicapped in new and
renovated arenas. Letters of
appreciation will he sent to
those who have included aids
for the handicapped in new or
renovated structures. Special
thanks go to the Park Theatre
in Goderich for the removal
of.seats to make room for two
wheelchairs. Also to the
Clinton Kinettes for their
support in pursuing the in-
stallation of curb ramps in
Clinton.
Alpha meets next in
Brussels' Public School,
Tuesday, October 25 at 8 p.m.
You are welcome.
For information call Elaine
Townshend, 482-3073, Mary
Howell, 524-8642 and Pat
Watson, 887-6236.
tended tei all the coaches,
umpires and any who helped
to make the sport of softball
in Colborne Township so
enjoyable this season. Also
those that came out to see the
games, a special thanks for
your interest.
W.I.
Women's Institute mem-
bers. the Huron West District
John Kane . f Goderich points to an Aztec sun dial wall hanging that he macramed. It is
just one of1several decorative wall hangings that can be made. Kane, a self-taught
macrame artist, will have a display of his art at Colborne Township's 12th annual
Christmas Country Fair at Saltford Valley Hall on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. He
does custom work for people under the logo of Kane's Knots. (staff photo)
uebec and Ottawa
Workshop on "Women's
Institute Procedures" will be
held this Thursday, October
13 in Colborne Township Hall
at Carlow, from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. Ladies, please bring a
pencil, note paper and your
Women's Institute handbook
and questions. Mrs. Clarence
Diamond will conduct the
workshop. Institute members
are requested to bring your
own lunch and beverage will
be supplied.
SOCIAL NEWS
e Benefit Dance in
Saford Valley Hall on
Friday evening, for the
Millian Boys who lost a barn
by fire recently, was well
attended by neighbours and
friends. Everyone had a very
enjoyable evening and gave
splendid support to this
benefit.
The Christmas Country
Fair at Saltford Valley Hall is
in full swing this week. It
opened on Wednesday and
will be open again this
Saturday, October 15, from 10
'a.m. to 6 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sudyk
of RR 6 Goderich became
grandparents for the first
time on October 8. Their
daughter Christina and
husband John Garrick
presented them with their
first grandchild, Joseph
Gordon, born in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital
in Goderich.
Mr. Jim Clark, son of Mrs.
Tait Clark, is in Algeria
working as an electrician
with the oil rigs in the
Sahara Desert. The family
will be going over the middle
of November to live at
Palma, Majorca, where the
children will be going to an
international school. This is
the second time Jim has gone
on a project of this type, and
it has many advantages, one
of which it affords him and
his family a wonderful
education in travel. The
reason this opportunity was
offered to Jim is because he
has worked -with the Oil Wells
for many years. Jim's home
is in the Drayton Valley Oil
Country, Alberta.
Congratulations are in
order to Robert Rourke of
Colborne and Michelle Austin
who were married at
Kingsbridge on Saturday
October 8.
BRIDAL SHOWER
A good number of friends
and neighbours of Rubena
Brindley gathered in
Colborne Township Hall on
Thursday, September, 29 to
offer best wishes at a bridal
shower. The first part of
evening consisted of set,.
contests followed by a y
humorous Mock W.,
After this the bride-to,be,
mother, Mrs. Gordon g
dley and the grooms
Mrs. McLennan were
to the front and the bri
be was presented wi
beautiful decorated
containing the gifts. Itw
Envelope Shower,
thanked all and invited
to her home in GI;
Congratulations are in°
for Rubena Brindley who
married on Satut
October 8 in North St.11
Church, to David g
McLennan of Glamis,
wedding dinner andrec
were held at the M
Complex and the guests
friends from Colborne
district enjoyed dancia
the evening.
SHINNY
HOCKEY
(Pay as you play)
Goderich Memorial Arena
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
10 a.m. fo 12 noon
9.00 per person
STARTS TUESDAY, OCT. 18
Come - bring a friend
and have some fun
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