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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-03-30, Page 9Help Red Cross • At Kingsbridge KINGS3RIDGE, March 27. — Several ladies met at the home of Mrs. ,Martha O: e - ‘,7-414;i4c. ,:qts`i: =nu nesday evening to •quilt two quilts for the Lucknow branch of the Red Cross. The last eard party Of the season was held Monday even-, ing. There were 14 tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs. Joseph Courtney and Mrs. Martha O'Neil for the I -dies, and to Michael O'Neil and Don- ald Frayne for the gents. John Paul, son of Mr. , and Mrs. Wilfred Austin, was bap- tized on Sunday, March 12. Spon- sors were Mg.( and Mrs. Joseph Courtney. Eric Joseph Gerard, son of r. and Mrs. Joseph Courtney was baptized on March -4, , 19th. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Con. Hogan. Wilfred Hogan and son Billy, of Toronto, visited relatives here on Sunday afternoon. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drennan on the ar- rival of a baby girl in Wingham hospital last week. BRIDGE $CORE$ Four tables were in 'Play at the Duplicate Bridge Club on Monday night. Winners, were as folldws: Mrs. F. ,J. Curry and Mr. P. Z. Carey, 40 points; Mr. and Mrs. K. Hunter, 351,:, points; Mrs. J. Thomas and Mrs. R. Wheeler, 35 points; Mrs. P. k'..1 , Carey and Mrs..0. Jenner, 34% points. Mrs, Alice Welsh and her daughter, Miss Catherine Welsh, 85 Elgin avenue E., visited last week with the former's da ter, Mrs. Carl Govier, Mr. Govier and family at Auburn. . • ENJOY MORE EATING -NPR FOR EvpiiiiiiNfROIVI.TRIMMINWTO''.:7:rtt GRADE "A" OVEN-READY, HROILEI? 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(in 31c, -SAVE 7c 2 48 -oz tir 5 5 Nectar • Reg. pkg 89c -SAVE 10c A&P TEA BAGS pkg of 90 79c McLaren's Manzani:lt, Loc:o 15a:14 SPECIAL STUFF4,* 01,1yS 8 -oz lar 29c Kellogg's - • Reg. pkg. 35c ---,SAVE 2c • C it FLAKES 16 -oz pkg 3 3c McLaren's Golden Roait Reg, jar 390 -SAVE 4c PE FAT 2iSITTE2 16 -:oz 'al 35C •plifIrg\70Es IICISINT 7 -oz pkg 31c Fren:h's Reg. pkg 35c—SAVE 4: Solid Frn.y Wi1 air -tat Reg. tin .,27c—SAVE 5c TUNA GEOSHA 2 7 -oz tins 41 9c RICE Kivft Deluxe CHEESE SLICES Reg. pkg 45c—SAVE 6c 14 -oz pkg 39c Reg. pkg 61c—SAVE 2c 1 -Ib pg 59c STQCK UP 'FOR THE LONG WEEK -END Jane Parker, Daily Dated 2 16 -oz loaves 29c BREAD WHITE SLICED 24 -oz loaf19c ORIAt AttASITIC PACIFIC teA COMPANY LTD A&P MEANS D.EPENbACILITY All Prices In This Ad Oluitrantred Throubh 1st., April 1, 1961 TIGER DUNLOP WI ELECTS NEW OFFICERS ., The Godvrieh Signal -§tar, TharsdaY, Mara 00, b 41 ,41 40, 10 0 .0 The annual meeting ragrs held 22nd at the Township Hall, Carlow. Hunfer "pre&ideiloScwitur .• ' ees,; part. All the conveners ot standing committees. were present. witti.their reports, which showed considetable activity40 during the past year. Mrs. Lloyd Young gave a re- • 4, port Of the millinery claqs. 'The i'1ttee ixi chargo were mo,,L grateful to those taking part. It all balanced out with •no money owing and none left o‘er. r.11 Mrs. Wilmer Hardy gave a brio Outline of some of the last minute details for the buf- fet luncheon to be held this week. April 19th is the day the Salt - ford Community Club will join with the Institute members in program, gifts, and lunch for the birthday party visit to Huron County Home. Mrs. Otto Popp, of Dungan- non, District President,, gave a cheerful address on "The Beau- ties and Wonders of the Outside World, As Seen From a Kitchen Window." She was thanked by Mrs. J. Horton. Mrs. Popp, was asked to take the chair fot election of officers with Mrs. Horton acting secre- tary. The nominating commit- tee, Mrs. T. Lamb, Mrs. Elwyn Pfrimmer and Mrs. W. Hardy brought in the following slate for 1961-62: President, Mrs. Terence Hunt- er: past president, Mrs.' Toyn- bee Lamb; 1st vice, Mrs. Rich- ard Buchanan; 2nd vice, Mrs. Ralph Jewell; secretary -treasur- er, Mrs. Lloyd Young; assistant secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Wilmer Hardy3,distrjet director, Mrs. T. Lainbi alternate district _direc.- tor, Mrs. Elmer Hunter; branch directors, Mrs. Doug McNeil, iss Jean_Glenn, Mrs. Ernest CravgoF'di...Agriculture„and_Can, stri'ett-'9Vtrs:%. •G Ws,/ in Young, Mrs. Oliver Pocock; Home Economics and Health, Mrs. Osborne Faikiner, Mrs. Robt. Bean; Historical Research and Current Events, Mrs. Ernest Bogie, Mrs. Tait Clark, Miss Jean- Glenn; Public Relations, Mrs. Richard Buchanan, Mrs. James Horton; Citizenship and F.ducation, Mrs. Gordon Kaittim.i., Mrs. Wm. Meyers; Resolutions, Mrs. Elvin' Adkin, Mrs. Harold Bogie; card ,seeretary,-Mrs. Clive Allin; representative to Cancer Society, Mrs. Elwyn Pfrimmer; press secretary, Mrs. Elmer Hunter; auditors, Mrs. Ernest Crawford, Mrs. Rod Bogie. Hostesses for the meeting Nvere-: Mrs. T. Clark, Mrs. R. Buchanan, Mrs. E. Bogie, Mrs. G. Kaitting. Mr.. and Mrs. • Robert Ginn and family, of Kitchener, had as their guests, their mother, Mrs. (Capt.) J. Vickers, of Gode- rich, and their brother, Mr. J. Donald Vickers, of Sarnia. Sgt. and Mrs. George Shep- pard and family, of Hamilton, had as 'their guest, their mother, Mrs. (.Capt.) J. Vickers, of Gode rich; and their brother, J. Don- ald Vickers, of Sarnia. ••••••••*,--, • Service to farms is our specialty.,. •• WITH TEXACO • • PRODUCTS • • We'd like to include you in our list of farmers who aie satisfied users of Texaco products. _They're satisfied for two reasons: 1. 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Be sure to check the voters', list now posted in,.,your polling. sub -division. If 3rou don't find your name call the Town iOilice or any member' of our committee, GODERICH CIVIC PROGRESS COMMITTEE John E. Huokina, phairmart Howard Aitken, •Cainpe,ign 'Manager Gordon Kerr, ifkoretary • Valiant twat littiattre