HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-11-23, Page 18Odell 5i a1 -Star, tl'hureday, Niovember 30th, 1961
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named the committee in charge.
Signed getaatel], cards were , sent
R'N to Mr. Wally .Matzui ` of Cltes-.
ley, and Kr. Stanley Ball, who
is a patient in Cli>tIton hospital
"JI3U N Nev. 27.—Robert Keith Machan, who stated that It was decided to hold the ace -
Mr* 111~s.1`ioarmali McClinchey, 10 girls had completed the pro- tion of officers for 1982 oh
ellittwder and Ruth Schneider, Marie llaggitt, Eileen jest and that the Achievement December 19th.
" ei. Ida, White Group
rc'mbers ,Of the A.Y.P.A. of St. Day would be held at Clinton The Ida .White Group of the
filarlrt'& Church, were among the on December 9. • Mrs- Donald C.Q.C. of the Knox Presbyter—
gJests last Saturday of the Haines reported sin the senior ian Church met in the Sabba "
�.Y. ,A.'of St. George's Church, project, "roc s on Finishes," las school room of the church with
iodexf'eh. The group was taken Marion 'Youngblut, the firs'
which 18 ladies made dresses
G a toua^ of the court house, and blouses. AD invitation to vice-president, in charge; Fol-
lwttlr =scum and a salt boat inhe attend Summary Day on Decem- lowing the, eall to worship, the
pledeMai; dand 1cMrs. Robert d. Phil- h harbor.`her• 5th at Clinton Legion Hall Scott heldsthe Sags "The Scrip
r' ylor were EPA and Ie and, Mrs• ,Everett speaker of the afternoon, Mr. ture lesson„ was read respop ,
guests at the t was extended to all- The guest West William L. eraig, was intro sively with Marion Younebee
Vawanosh Township Federa- +luted by Mrs. Gordon Dobe: as leader. Mrs. Donald Haln"
ion' of Agriculture banquet' at onv'ner of Ag;riculhire and gave the meditation on the les
Mile y ,ere Mrs. Phillips uc- Canadian Ilidustries. He spokt I son and asked questions.' Mare
aret Youngblut led in pra• '°r
Th- minutes of th.e oreyiot '
meeting were read ,by the secre
tarv. Eddie Haines. The trees
taneAnn McBurney, of London,ed ;Y,specte{i and •pre�-t-d ter urer. Joyce Leatherland. gave
lire «visiting this week With the; th finan� iaT statement. ,11'-,-,
C,L__,_.- market. Mrs Gordon R..'1'a�� for thanked the speaker forlus in were made for the ann>»'
' White Gift service to be held
'in December 10th following th '
('.G.I.T. candlelighting service
' The --roll call was answered by
t..wh child naming a person or
thing named in the Christ, --
Mrs.. Joe Postal, of Holmes- given by Mrs. Ed. Davies and story. The leader, Mrs. Wil
irxlXe, visited recently' Mrc Thomas Haggitt Mrs 'r''d Sanderson, told an inter
otxipanied Mr. and Mrs..Taylor un the lumbering industry and
Reith
several -musical selections, tole in an interesting wav how
M s, Ethel McElroy, of Hong; tr. es are cut, how the logs are
Kiln, and her granddaughter,!, sawed, how the lumber. is grad
atraug`i n, and her cousin, Mrs.; forriatlte address. A piano
Wes. Bradnock, and Mr. Brad solo was played by Mrs. Robert 1. Phillips and a reading was
^•'' Mr, -•and Mrs. William Dodd, ,,aver by Mrs. Gordon Cham
heave sold their farm home to i hey. Reports of the area cotl-
'Ilf.r. •and Mrs. Dave McClinchey• vention held at London were
with Mr.
estinp;story of a little bov call
Pd Ntange whose home was in
th.^ Congo. This little bo" ha '
his troubles in earnings three
pennies to buy the Yesu Book
hich is the Bible written in
and Mrs. George Lawlor. Andrew Kirkconnell reported
•' Work has been progressing for the card committee. A de
at -the John street water system monstration on how to cover a
this week and water will be I belt was given by M'rs. Donald
supplied to 11 homes in that'Haines. It was decided 'to hold
toof the village in a few! the December meeting one
delays. , ,+eek earlier. on December 12. his own language. The meet
1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. John- There fall he an exchange of in was closed by sinaine
ston and Mss Laura Phillips; 25 cent gifts and also a shower "Whither Pilgrims." and all r€
visited last Sunday with Mr. ;,f' gifts for the Children's Aid peated the closing prayer.
and f� s. Jim Hembly at Dublin.; c;c,ciety. The hostesses. Mrs. Loval Orange Lodge Officers
', Mond Mrs. Walter Schlicht- \Worthy Young, and Mrs. John The members of the No. 932'
Aug, ss Brigitte and Mrs. Ann' Hallam, were assisted .by Mrs. Loti•al Orange Lodge held their
,Schlichtling spent the week -end Roy Daer in. serving; 'lunch- election of officers for 1962 re
with friends in Milverton. Canadian Order Of foresters c:ently. Mr, Harvey Jacklin of
Mr. and Mrs. Ftobert Gardner I The first, meeting of the 'fall Brussels. the County Master
and daughter Julie, of St., season of Court Dufferin No. 46 presided for the election and
Marys, spent the week -end with I of the Canadian Order of For- was assisted by Mr. Walter
�Mr. and Mrs. William Seers5,' esters was held in the Orange Scott. Beh rave. past Count,
Gail and Faye. - ; Hall with the first vice-presi- Master. The new officers are:
Mrs, Arthur Grange visited' dent, Robert Daer' in charge. Worshipful •Master, Robert
:lest week in London with her, Mr. Bill Hawkshaw, of Kitch- Daer; Deputy Master, . Gordon
, aughter, Mrs. Roderick Singh, ener. initiated a new member, Daer; .chaplain; Edgar Howatt.
ti Mr..' Singh, Kennth Daer, :into the Court, financial secretary., Everett. Tay-'
Mr. .and Mrs. John R. Weir,t•The minutes of the previous lor: recording secretary, Thom
'.Joan and Bob,- of London, visit-, meeting were read by the secre- as H. Johnston; marshal, Rudd
' ed on Sunday with the former's , tarv. Cor Bakelaar. The finan- Koopmans,' lecturer, Robert
Vfether, Dr. B. C. Weir ajid Mre cial secret arv, Bert. Daer, gave Armstrong; deputy lecturer
.and:. Mrs. Duncan MacKay and_old . ter; Sentinelee,. KenHarneth
Car
_ _ Plansde to h I � rasa m tylcr eth Patter
, a ,
famly. his repcfrt
were �a Harold �1cClin- r; Sentinel, K Gordon Cham-.
t chew gave the treasurer's ney, . port.
�Mr. an is Mrs. are extended a euchre party n the Orangey, Jack Armstrong, Nelson
,w Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bis back' Hall on December 6th with at erson, Wilfred Sanderson
V 25th last week celebrated their Gordon Daer and Robert Daer William Dodd. -
wedding anniversary.
H. , aMr. and Mrs. Kalmer Dawson, '
of Dungannon," visited on Sun
P day with Mr. and Mrs. Norman':
,MeDowell. Miss Gwen . Me- i
Dowell; of Orangeville, was also `
home for the week -end with
.her parents.
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, Miss Helen Youngblut, of
}
Clinton, visited on Sunday with I
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Major'
'oungblut and family. j
Mrs. William ' Straughan •
spent a few days last _week!
!
'visiting in Goderich with Mrs.
ral. Straughan.
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Davis e1 -p • time to trade that
and daughters, Nancy and • t�'• ,�
,,Sandra, of St. Thomas, visited
ee
im Sunday with the lade's mo- ' •Q l d saw in oil .a
Mier, Mrs. Margaret Arthur. and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur,• brand new
Judy, Mark and Greg. /--'
'Mrs., Alvin Plunkett, Mrs.
William Seers, Mrs. Keith Ma-
'eban and Mrs. John Maize were
London visitors last week .-.and
visited Mrs. Gordon .Miller who
,etiil a patient, in the hospital j
ere.
Mrs. Ted Mills is visiting her
son Jim, a patient in Victoria
Hospital, London. -
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Red -
Mond and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
"' el Phillips w erg gts-at-the
'Colo me Township Federation
-:--ef Agl;'iculture 'banquet last
week- Mrs. Phillips accom an -
ASHFIELD Mars. ft4lpk Cowles and sotto
of London, spent. the weekend
AUlna% N' f9.1gi:- -MS's. Ater' , fi�bler,� Mr. Dan Mac• I
n MacGregor spent the past donald.
weeks with 11xer daughter, I Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred,. Farrish
George Leadbetter, ink spent Saturday with Mrs. Hec-
•-nto. tor Cooke. of Tr f'4i .n'' -
two
Mrs
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Miss Margaret Macdonald, of
London, was home for the week-
end.
eek
end.
The Fantail hocke team held
a euchre party in the hall last
Thursday night with a good
attendance.
QPP CHECKING DRIVER
NOT HAVING 'LICENSE
Ontario Provincial Police are
making a province wide 'check
•
between November 25 and De-
cember
e-
cemb e r 9. This check is being
made in an effort to. find out,
whether motorists are driving
without a license.
Sgt. Barker of the Goderil'h
'
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behoove everyone to make sure
they havetheir license with
them if they are driving their
car. Otherwise, they would be
liable to a charge of operating
motor vele- •. '► lic-
Betty Crocker Reg. pkg 39e --SAVE 9c
EKCRU$T MIXES 219-oz,pkgs69c'
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SHREDDIES
16 -oz pkg 31c
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Flite Reg. pkg 27o—SAVE 4c
TOILET TISSUE Pkg of 2623,
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Sick's Sweet
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MIXED PICKLES 32 -fl -oz jar 49c
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ESSERT PEARS 3 20 -fl -oz tins 53
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For Salads and Cooking _ -SAVE 4e
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'CANADA'S FiNEST QUALITY RED BRAND BEEF •
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Selections. -
Women's Institute
The Women's ' Institpte held
their November meeting in the
new -Memorial Community Hall
.for .the first time, with a large,
a tidance. 'the president, Mrs.
Davies, was in the chair
and the accompanists for the
Meeting were Mrs.. William J.
Craig and Mrs. Robert J. Phil-
lips. The minutes were read
• by the -secretary, Mrs. Thomas
• I 'a gitt. She also reported that lite with
Huthe had delivered the gifts to-� ei • complete
ronview for the - Christmas ,� TWO 16" chains
Fair ' .to be held there by the
jnembers from Blyth. A short
report' of the 4-H Club, "Featur-
ing. Fruit,,: was given by Mrs.
and make more
money '�y �-______,____
reducintrneintenance
' cost and increasing
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MACAROON CUPS
NU.17 159.50
COMPLETE WITH 12'• ATTACHMENTS
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each 49c
'Reg. loaf 21c—SAVE 7c
2 24 -oz loaves 35c
.Reg. pkg 49c—SAVE 6c
pkg of 124'3c
Reg. pkg' 19c—SAVE 5c
2 pugs of. 12 33c
Reg. pkg 29c—SAVE 4c
12 -oz pkg 25c
7 -oz pkg 29c
Frozen Food Features
Wheatley
FISH STICKS
Bi rdseye
ONION RINGS
Fancy Kernel
A&P - CORN
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Reg. pkg 37c—SAVE 5e
2 10 -oz pkgs 6 9c
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2 4 -oz pkg: 5 9 c
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TICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF 1 -Ib Al 5 3c
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COD FILLETS 16 -oz p!tg 27c
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on Fruits and Vegetables at A&P
10hr 3
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:old Storage Stock (None Better)
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11418 WEEK FEATURING - CHOCOLATE COCOANUT
(Chocolate Ice Cream with Cocoanut Monte)
CY 89
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