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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-01-28, Page 3irsstlrir� Mt: lawi�i he d Co-c l'g e b ;lEfitlll't) yiibh SP A:U00011, Thr✓; da!huu `y` yetingo the Auburn Viro n's tituter was held in, the Corn - pity Uernoria'l Hall 1 ibh the esidont, ,Ws. BertCraig, in chair. • o •.A The, minutes rwere readi by e secretary, Mrs. Thomas Hag tit VSs ie also gave the Sananc- tall statement showing a 'hal- an`eit on Mand 4.$154.96. , ►Nle. l4a'itt read a `,letter Of thanks. from the >alv-°-Bond for don attars during the year, Mgrs, .zarew Kirkeanneili ea wener of the earl committee, reported on t acid sent and read the trhank- you•.. mites,' She :als'o••' •reported send n ,,Phrisstrnas eardsto shut- , indm .axe to siden Wait %I ph and stabs .,• rwe i most NOW'eLAYING -+-- `Thurs., Fri., Sat., January 28'29.30 TWIN BILL •Jeffi:oy Hunter and Mylene Demongeot In '"GOLD FOR THE CAESARS" Color ' - In w ShirleyEaton arncl Harry-•Guardtna "RHINO" Featuring a wild animal hunt using tranquilizer pellets. Color Mon., Tues. Wed., February 1-2.3 ONE IOWI_N4. EACH NIGHT STARTING at 8 CeCLQCK John Huston, Carol Lynley and Tom Tryon .. A screen classics One of the season's:best d p :`fox .w 1a ;-alt ►1<R Geerge 'Milltan, Vits, Walla n S tt'a'tug�l'i, an 40d - Wfts, . R•*•be t tr. Phile1!ips were ;Milled the enui». intl,tte .to. buy th e'ni. The Han Beard "re+quest;.ed. that *e2bber4'.. of . the W.I. be in leharge of the lunch ihooth for the, Vaalentiai '. dance.., 'Those named on this Convmittt e :were Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys, - rs.Wes Brad, nook, M. 'Robert Turner, Mss. Viola Thotnmaon , and yrs. Arn- v1d • . Cm1ig, They a1i o named ca i•bt,e:es, ,to ,leek after I:uni t ror etlhe two card:' artier. The. first party will be in charge of Mrs: Thomas Hgggitt, Mrs, Ed:° Davies., and–Mrs. Araeld 'hi:g, The second one will ' be . in dharge of Mrs, Tltbtmias Lawlor. Mrs.. Donald, Haines and. Mrs. Roy Eatsomt, ` Mr Thiomas Baggitt intro- duce the guest speaker of, e after oon, Mr. Kenneth 1Vi s` igrove Of Listowel, Field Officer for the Maitland Valley Con- servation • Authority. - He .spoke. to the ladies' of the proposed project of estalbllishimg a srnall park beside the' • Fatt�enrson bridge at the edge of the vil- lage. He told of other such projects within the Authority and how other • nun:icipa•1ities alive estalirs. Frank Raathby thanked . the _speaker and, ,,on behalf -of the mem,bens, presented -him with a gift. „.l Mrs. Gordon Chimney sang two solos •a•ocomp.anieid by ,Mrs.. Wpliam J. Craig. The roll call was answered by nam- ing a new product on thegroc- ery shelves and .their opinions Jot_It : The bnm _raze was won iby Miss . Viola T.iomrnpson. It was drawn by Eldon 011iamney. Lunch was served by alYirs. Geo- -,ge Millian and Mns: Robert Phillips. tanl ;alirEo IN ship 'IVE 465 50U "TILE CARDINAL" In Technicolor Added featurettte . — "Wonderful New York" -- Color Thur., Fri., Sat., February 4-5-6 Presenting a great Walt Disney family show ' "IN SEARCH OF THE CASTAWAYS" Starring Maurice Chevalier and Hayley Milts Plus the documentary •— "Alaskan Eskimo' vex M'i`lt -Nevi--Ipterna." q�duit-Entbrtainment Canada (covers metre . than seven per cent of the world's hand area, hut has less than t- re -fJtrs Of one per cent ,of the werrd's papti<1a "pon. ' There are more than 800,000 known species- of ants. ,ions Listen To .,County Council Njght Speakers t: Farewell Is Said By Staff The ladies onstaff at the Harbourlite Inn were entertain- ed at a dinner party at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Breckenridge,' L ..;hthouse street, an Friday evening, January 22, to honor one of their members, Clarence Weber,-- who Ls mov:nig to Detroit. 'Mrs. Weber was Ipreeurted with a=tring•of _cultured pearls d ..• h es. a rnementq of their happy 3-33d atiop with her. Fc; \owing the_ dinner, the evening was spent in playing Court Whi,-t. Harness 'race horses were 'opt in front"during the Gode- ric':l Lions Club meeting at Har- 1)ourlite Inn- Thursday evening. It was the annual Cpunty Coun- cil night of the Lions but the -lvorsee-played--a • f eat-u-ra, role" Huron's "elder statesman" 'and I Murray Gaunt, MPP. -for Huron- 131ruee. Sending their regrets on being unable to be present were Hon. C. S. M.acNaulghton, MPP, and Marvin Howe, MP. Huron's newly elected War- - ilen,- ar-Mien, -Reeve-Glernr Weblb-of--Ste^ r,phen; ori belief- of Huron -Coun- ty counnoillors, expressed • ap- preciation 'to the Lions for the evening out alnd said the annual event was one of the highlights of the County, ,Coun;cil's year. .Lions Zone Chairman George .McCutchc'orr-of Brussels, a past warden of Huron County, point- ed out that the Goderich Lions Club was the largest and most active in the zone and did much 'fine work annually. , A gift was given t� Warden theeprogram-both from the re- marks of guest speakers and a colored movie or activities at Western Fair -Raceway at -Lon- don.' County councillors and special guests were extended a cordial welcome by both.Lion Pre_idant -Pete r IViacE vane and the pro- gram clhai:?man,-Jamey Counter, together with a civic welcome from Mayor Frank Walkom. Delivering brief addresses were fuests, Elston Cardiff, MP Webb on behalf ..of the Lions Club. Lions amd vice-president Al- vin McGee introduced two spec- ial guests,, John Wiley, racing sec�reta�ry,-for the Western Fair 1 Racelway, and Gordon Brooks, ' publicity manager fo,r the Race- -way. __ - _ ALL -ITEMS ADVERTISED ON SALE AT ALL . Conklin STORES — FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! to ST AN REST We are overstocked in our sweater department and'fo reduce our stock we have' reduced prices substantially. ' Choose from Jacquards, Bulkies, Angoras,. Botanys and Shetlands.' . Both cardigan and, pullover styles are available. The size and color range is broken but the variety of ttyles is tremendous. • . 'Proud of Bud Indicalting,.ihe_.colrn•paratively' large number of harness racing enthusiasts in the Goderich area, . Mr. Brooks stated, more racing returns ;were corning back ,into the Goderich area than was the :case for any other area in Western Ontario. 'While this was not elaborated on, it was presumed the returns came to the bettors at the track and also to the owners or drivers of harness race 'horses from the Goderitlh area who. won ; irizewna=y, .-'A:beo-trt -.6Q~b:a z , racing horses hvinter at Gode- rich: Mr. Brooks paid tribute , to Bud Jerry of Goderich,�the presiding judge . 'at Western Fair Raceway. "We're-. proud of h:ln," said Mr Brooks. Pointing out the high cost of d rur.rring'the 'Raceway, Mr. Brooks said it had to serve all of Western Ontario•in- order to tope'rate of ciently. For this . reason, he solicited the patron- _ age of Goderich fans and asked th m . to--rcgalyd. the lac w their local track. By vvay of illustration, Mr. Brooks' said that .of, say, $100,- 000 wagered at the Raceway, approximately $84,500 goes back to the wagering public. He added that. 6 percent of the total amount wagered gees to the Provincial GOvernurtent and about .9 per cent to the Race- way,. which included the money for prizes. - This fine quality Joh:is-Manville product is a popular favorite. Corrugated; it comes in. at- tractive aquamarine and sunlite,' yellow.' See this for sure a You'll be ,impressed. ft. And Look At These'Amazing Bargains New shipment in exquisite new Swedish ivory,..._:3/•16" holes on 1" centres.. Needs- no painting. IVORY FACED -4'x4' CEIL1NG SQUARES Attractive new type in 12" Scored squares., Reg- 4larly $3.20 -- On Sale af: Man, Oh, Man! What Values! MAHOGANY MOULDINGS (Trim) Ridiculously Low priced! Unclaimed Money .1W. Wiley, in . answer "to a question, said that all unclaim- ed 'winnings had- to be held for an -indefinite length of time,' in accordance. with law, in the hope that the winner would" eventually come and pick' up the money he had won. He add- ed that such unclaimed win- nings at the Raceway now amounted to between $40,000 and $50,000. 'Answering another question, l Mr. -Whey pointed out how' the horses were periodically check- ed to see that no doping of the horses was done for races.., Thanks to the, visiting speak - ors was expressed, on behalf '`of the Lions- Club, by Harold Baird, . Among other guests • present at the meeting were three offic- ials f rorri the *University' of Western Ontario: Dr. James Talmman, librarian; , Wm. C. P. Baldwin, chairman of the Muni- cipal ;government commititee; . Fraser Rowland, secretary of the Board of Governors. CASING lineal ft. • 91/2c• IASELinea( ft. •13c N QUARTER -ROUND lineal ft. The- ideal trim -for any room in the home. Act, now. We Deliver Anywhere Paneling 1/ "-4'x8' $3.19 3/s"..4'x8' 379 1/z" -='x8' 4.99 5/a" ,!.-4'•x8' 6,38 3/4"-4'x8' ,7.66 Saneled 2 sides. waterproof glue \ for either interior dr exterior use, Slight defects` on edges. - EASY �� � • , CREDIT . TERMS. About three-quarters of the 4:891:mile Tratns:Canada High- way has been completed Co re- quired ritandard, a hard -surfac- ed hie,havay 22 to 24 feet wide. 524-8414 MO -Stores At -- NDON-,. RtDGET-OWN- GRAND BEND — THEDFORD. EXETER — WEST LORNE and throughout Essex County saveforxetrement Reduce your income tart k+ (luring' the `_years when `Four earnings are highest - and use the inconme."tartsav'ing to purchase a pension for retirement. Join our Retire= ment Savings Plan - approved by and registered tvith the Cana.clian (government. Your'contributions Tip to 10°'o of your earned income, are tax exempt. . The ,Plan is of special importance to..the self-employed. Register before February, 28 to take advantage of 1964 income tax savings. - Ask at any of our 15 offices in Ontario for the folder "A Pension for You." >'` tilrAD OFFICE; STRATFORD, ONTARJO Branch Manager: E. R. Rowlands Elgin and, T ingston Streets, Goderich Pelephone 524-7381 Adaiissory Board: S. M. Donnelly, E. B. 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