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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-11-09, Page 11Win Ford family Ciuiz OAKVILLE, Ont.—Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor, of Rich- mond., Quebec, have won the Canada-wie 15'ord Farm Fain- ily Quiz, it. was ,announced to- day by P. G. Willey, General Manager, Ford Tractor and Equipment Sales Company flcif Canada Limited. Mr. Taylor was the only farm- er to have a perfect score in the Ford Farm Family Quiz which attracted 100,000 en. r- %dries from all ten provinees. 01 these enquirio 5,200 actual- ly submitted solutions. to the judges ,during the period Aug - The reward which the Taylor family receives includes a -Ford Falcon station wagon, kercury truck, Fordson Dexta tractor and a number of farm imple- raents of their ch6ice. The Taylor family will be guests of Ford of Canada at the Royal Winter Fair .on Novem- ber 17 where they pill be pre - seated, with their prizes, "Earwigs are remarkably strong.creatures. Harness one to a toy c4ach 530 times its own weight, and after a little (WM SOO OISE 5714 struggle the earwig will get it to move; Old then pull it.along happily."—Naturalist and ,writ-' er Eric Roberts speaking in the BBC Mine Service , pita - gram "Today' 4.4 - The Oodertail5frriaStie,-ThTirikW, November *1'4 1/411‘ uburn Memorial al Rummage Sale Cikks than 500 attended ,the second rummage, sale ,which raised $719.31 for the new Community - Memorial Hall last' Saturday afternoon. Long ' before the opening thne the -sale, many • terested- buyers were present and great interest in the sale wa$ taken throughout the after - Much credit is given to the his committPe who canvassed The aurtiori George Nesbit, of Myth, 1,, -ho donated his ser- vices to the. Hall koard, sold wa3hing machines, elec- (I! tcasterS, electric irons, g machines, floor lamps, .bt',Irs mil farm produce such as cern, ats, turnips, potatoes, carrots beets and live ducks. Youngblut was the clerk cnd llert Marsh was the treas. r-rer. :Three small black pup- T,rought keen bids from AN N -PAG ANN PAGE KETCHUP SPECIAL BLEND 2 11 -f -oz btis Reg. 2 btls 39c—SAVE 2c & p TEA B s ANN PAGE, PURE ORANGE Reg. pkg 55c—SAVE 6c pkg. of 60 ALA Req. jar .39c—SAVE 4c Ann Page Creamy PEANUT BUTTER Ann Page, 3 Varieties PORK & BEANS Ann Page TOMATO SOUP Reg. jar 37c—SAVE 2c 1 6-ff-Oz jar 35c 2 1 5 -fl -oz tins 29c 4 1 0 -fl -oz tins 45c Skim Milk Powder A&P 1N$TANT MILK COHOE SALMON 1/2's tin 45c A&P policy IA'tetinAs&pPrircoeu d wand sold at the adVer- 'll find all advertised tised price ... never higher! SPECIAL ,THIS WEEK JAftfiAPARKER DUTCH APPME the the younger set but two had to, be returned when the mothers found that the children had bought the new pets; these. were later sold, This. auction realized $265.23. The cider booth in charge of Mr. William Straughan toojc $16.70 by selling it by the glass. The bake table w,hich had been plan- ned by thertonvener of the wo- men's committee of the Hall Board, Mrs. William,T. Robison, isas taken -over -IV -Mrs., 'Milian. The:se appointed were Mrs. William J. Craig, Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. Robert J. Philllfs with Mrs. William L. Craig as cashier. Other ladies of the community assisted in this busy booth which realized $115.31. The tables Oi used clothing and shoes, etc., were convened by Mrs. Robert Arthur with Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Mrs. Wes. Brad - nock as the pashiers. These tables brought in $97.71 and the children's clothing, $11.09. The beautiful q-uilt on which tickets are being sold has, up to date, brought in $167.25, with $35.50 made last Saturday by Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor who sold tickets in front.of tbequi This will be drawrtfOrPoirth opening night. The resh- ment booth, operated by the Women's Institute for the Hall Board, was convened hy Mrs. Bert Craig with members assist- ing throughout the afternoen it—Mrs. The eashier. ,Later on other articles were sold which brought in $11.25. Those who gave money contributions were: Miss Marg - and Mrs. William Clark, R.R. 5, Goderich, $25.00; Oliver Mc - Brien, Goderich, $2.00; Harvey McGee,' $10.00; William Cory, Blyth, $25.00; Howson and How - Mrs. Ernest Patterson, Gode- rich, $5.00; Miss Sadie Carter, Goderich, $5.00, and William Strikes Heifer AiisiKills Same. ThoraAS .110A$14 helfer'belonging to Hwy Irtroa. ley last INC(Insday evening. Mr. MeAdl *10 driving west pn No, 3 county rod 911e w,est of No. 4 when the bolter Jumped into the with -Qt Damages from.the loss a the heifer were $75 and to 11/10A.sh's car $300. Lands In Ditch. Dennis Hober Somers, 24;,(aef London, lost control of his vehicle on No. 13 county -road early- last Friday morning and landed in the ditch. Mr. Somera suffered no in, -ies--although-there-was, $408 damage to the automobile. Shot In raCe Lucknow, who Provinciai Police said received a shotgun pellet in the face during a Hallowe'en incident near Goderich, is re- cuperating dicely. Police said an outhouse and ° chicken coop were moved on a farm. When the farmer heard a group of persons approaching his house later, he fired a shot, R.C.'s Survey W. Wawanosh ST. AUGUSTINE, Nov. 6.— A.t, the present time all homes in the township of- West Wawa - nosh and those in the villages of Lucknow and Auburn, which lie outside the township, are being visited by teams from the congregations ok.St. Augus- with "Operation Doorbell." The `ost Rev. John C. Cody, Bishop oi London, has ordered that this be done throughout his ittire diocese. 'i iv! PurPose is to locate any Rormn Catholics- who may not bp listed in this area. and 'also to extend an -Invitation to all, Prote tant, Jewish ,and those lyst :1,1iliafed with any religion, tvi,trif-he -held this -Coming Sun - (lay, November 12. In Lucknow lit will be held at 4 o'clock in th- afternoon at:..St. Mary's Church and at'Si. Augustine at 8 o'clock in the evening. Father Thomas, the pastor of the two congregations, will be on hand to explain certain. fea-. tures of Roman Catholic wor- ship .about which non-Catholics often -wonder and to answer questions of a non -controversial nature. A Cordial invitation is extended to all. each SAV 100 Stock thr Your Freezer At This Low Price I Save on A&P Super-R4ht Quality Meats Canada's Finest Quality Red Brand Beef STEAKS or RO Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Ontario. Growni_rancy, Grade,. Best for Eating MccNrasH 3 -Ib. cello bag ---OORTERHOUSE. SIRLOIN or WING 29c B.C. Large Size. 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OATS II: VEGETABLE OIL Mika° 'Os Rog. pkg 83c—:SAVE 6cit% pkg of 60 77c Rog. pkg 49c—SAVE 20 44 -oz pkg 47c SPECIAL I 3 -Ib pkg 47c Rog. btl 83c—SAVE 8c 32 -11 -oz btl 75c Reg. 590—SAVE 10o each 49c Rog. 39c—SAVE 100 SPANISH BAR CAKE •ach-29c PRICED LOW AT AO LI Mitchell's Vitaminized APPLE JUICE 48 -11 -ox tin ST. HELENS 'ST. HELENS, Nov. 6.—Sun- day visitor,s with and Mrs.. Prank licQuillin were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston, of Bluevale. Mrs. Ken, Grewar and Nancy, of Sudbinz,,, spent the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wehh. Mrs. Georg Webster is a pat: don, where s Webster spell the city. ery in Victor a Hospital, Lon- don. On Saturd la Hospital, Lon - underwent ma - Wednesday. Mr. a few days i y, the W.A. of the United Church held a ‘ery suc- cessful hamar and tea in ,the Lucknow Town Hall. 9ver $110 was realized. Remembrance Day -Observance will be held on Sunda.v, Nov- ember 12, at 2.30 p.m. in the St. Helen's Hall. key. Mr. Sin- clair, of Wingharn I3aptist Church, and Rev. B. F. Green will have charge of the service. The LucknoW Legion and Lad- ies' Auxiliary will be in attend- ance. The St. Helens W.I. hope for a. good attendance from the cenotaph. service- will follow. Let us remember tly)se who gave their lives for us! "No one 'Who saw 14th. Artny in action (in, World War dead on. the field of battle, the1 black and tte:white "and the , an -d -The '-r-ellow lying to -1 gether in their indistinguishing blood on the rich soil of Burma, ran ever doubt that thcra is a brotherhood of maw or fail to cry, 'What is Man, tliat he can give so nitich for war, so little fer peace.'—John Masters in "The Road Past Mandalay.". Sin haq many tools, but a lie is the hanthe which fits them all. "AChieVenient$" POST OFFICE HOURS ON REMEMBRANCE DAY Is W.I. Topic Mrs. C. Holland, president, presided for the November meeting of the Goderich' Wo- men's Institute held in MacKay! Hall last Thursday. Minutes of the October meet- ing .wee apprcyedy. Mrs. N. -Clairniont volunteered mittee to sew at the,' hospital for the month' of November. The flower report was given by Mrs. A. Butler. Mrs. H. Dodd "Fallout , shelter lluilders and Mrs. A. Straughan volun- strive hard to guarantee buy- teered to be in charge of a ers' Secrecy. .A Milwaukee card party to be held in Nov,, builder. advertises 'unmarked ember at MacKay Hall. . trucks for secrecy,' tells work - Mrs. G. Morley gave the re- ers to p.ass themselves off as port for thp.--Arst day of the4 TV repairmen to. nosey neigh- hpId in London in October, shelters jammed. ,w,ith neigh - The • lock box lobby at \tlie Goderich Post Office will be open' from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Remembrance Day. General Delivery and stamp wicket will be open for four No money order, savings bank, unemployment insurance stamp business, will be transacted. patched os usual. There will be no rural mail delivery on this holiday. port fin- the second day. Miss Beth Near played two Piano numbers. Mes. May MOoney was the guest speaker and spoke on "There is a limit to our Achievements but none to our Attempts." Mrs. A. Wil- kin th,nnked the speaker. Mrs. R. Mills, as9isted by Mrs. A. Butler, gave current events which was very much enjoyed by all. Mrs. J. Vickers won the apron which was made by Lunch was served by Mrs. B .Mills anU her committee. Mrs. Sandy B. Harris and Mrs.' Coral reefs are skeleton-like masses formed by the secretion from animals called "coral polyps." ASHRELD Mrs. Steyhen Elliott, Bill% and Barhare, of Port Hunin, spent: - the week -end with William Guests at the home of Earl Howes last week -end were Mr. ' and °Mrs. Gilbert Howes, 'of. Miss Muriel Farrish, of 'Tor- onto, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Kenneth Fairish. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hath- erton, RAF and David, of Alma, pent the_week-end' with Mrs. Hathetteirs mother, Mrs. DiVid Mr. and Mrs. John Cowan ' have gone to •live with their. son David, at Corunna. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Jamieson signating the location of the new have moved to Lucknow. Courage 4or the big troubles in life and patience for the small ones, and when. you have your - labor go to sleep in peace. God is awake.—Victor Hugo. R„EMEMBRANCE DAT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER llth OUR OFFICE' WILL REMAIN CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY IN OBSERVANCE Goderich Community Credit. Union Dairy Foods Service Burelit Free! Marie Fraser's new butter reci0e- booklet, "Bazaar Favorites". Available in quantity tor women's groups—write today! 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