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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-12-30, Page 7IMA ANT LOAyN I 190 300 16 0 10 0 ie 0 N. 30 0 40,.0 50,0 MONTHLY 60- dmnths $ , 101.014171 126.28 48- months $ 73.35 88.02 37 1'46,71 PAYMENT Sri months $ ., , 57.72 90,181 108:22 44,31) 'p30:37 �a"- moths $, 23.73' 4145 ' ... , ... PLANS -2Q ` to qt x$6.12 32.86. �i2. 6 .58.11 ... 72 mph $9.46 ?,8,24 24 91;56 Above payments Include principal and Interest and are based ,A prompt repayment, but do not Include the cost of lite Insurance. xf moneyproblems have got you going around in circles, get understandine .. help from the oldest, larg- est con'3anyof its kind. WithcashfromHFC, you can shop fortheholidayst buy a better car,,fix up trio home, pdy off bills anything: Then,rep_ay 'RFC conveniently. Ifyou used money for any good purpose, borrow with confidence from House- . hold Finance. NEW.LOWER.RATES N 9#449VER. $1598 , > Compare our charges ,r with what you would pay elsewhere GODEilicti 35A West Street--Tphone 524-7383. 1001.9 to ig3 ai, Star) ; • Ask about our evening hours CLOSED SATURDAYS Commencing- December 18th Until DFurther Notice W. O. Thompson & Sons Ltd. E. L. Mickle & Son Ltd. Cook Bros. Milling Co. Ltd. Heiisall, Ontario ` D GA JNQNT 1-0 !!.linen,» non W.L.°ladies, their husbands Ar friends'enjoy'yd; ,a .banquet . Carlow fol.lb w;ed by progressive euchre. Tiger' Dunlop, W'omen's fristfitute ladies: cafe, congregations) ''turkey sup.. per was. held Friday 'eveni ngW ,the h 11. iri �. ..rr ha t .: . by h e St, l'alltil s Chur`ch'.?rtembers. The Ladie's' Guild ,and mem hers of the eogregati:on `'liter pared and served the meal. After, the supper a _program was enjoyed with • Rev. Jay as chair nan, ", Gary Caesar made the opening speaeh, Joanne Mole and Billy Mole gave recitations. Solos were sung ° by I'at Pyrah and. Mary Jay. Valerie, Vickie and Steve ;ark sang "Away In a Manger: The highlight. of the evening was a play "The Meaning of Christmas," staged by 11 mem- bers, of the recently formed jun- ior auxiliary. Peggy Young had the closing recitation: At the conclusion of the even- ing Linda Young and Mrs. Paul Caesar gave all the children pre- sent their treat. Success 'Story The luck of the Irish seemed to be prevalent in the Bill Park. home recently. Vicki was first 1 . a coloringcontest' asp r ore'd • at .':''the Signal -Star, o . a ft3' .....__. Tit days The e� Christmas e , d �' � � eti�g of ,the later Bill ' iifo�rrued be. ' vv.as; `:Holrnesville U.O-W, Was held . a lucky winner ` tf :a' draw at the {with. ,Mars, L. . Jervis and' Mrs. E. !Nile store and Mrs,/Earls was the rrigg, in charge,' , .. sup* recipient of ,a tut'�k y WQn The e meditation' at the Luc ,, , . uP, ni#g' m dit tion was e 1�0� L gtpn bingo„ given by Mrs, Drigg followed by Personals „f, by the singin of "d' come ail Mrs. 4arl Yule and, Mrs..: Grace `ye Faithful," The Scripture Black are patients in G&lerich from St, Linke was `take ; Mrs - hospital and Mrs. f rvey ,Cut* L. Bond~,and commented on by bort is a patient' in London. Mrs; D D. Girwddon. Mrs. Ebner Mr. J ave--.Biardy-.o , .Ritchene -atter .loll"-111..prayer - . called; ono, Mr% and .Mrs. Gordon q Two Christmas poems were Schultz" and girls Wednesday of road{ by Mrs. G. Ginn and a last week. Christmas story was read by Mrs. Mrs. Rita Yule of Chesley stay- L, Jervis. Mrs:.L. Bona gob - ed at the Earl Yule home..over 'ducted the business. It was de - the weekend, cided to give $35.00 to the M, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Park have and M. fund of the church and visited at Nile with Mr. and i4irs, 125.00 to "Over and Above" Bill Wiggins and more recently gifts- they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. C. Park conducted the George Lawlor in Auburn. election of officers for 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashton visit• which are as follows: past presi- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park and family and Nos: Ashton at- tended .the 'Anglican congrega- tional supper. • BIRTHS McARTHUR.--At Owen Sound General Hospital, on December_ 11, 1965, to Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald McArthur, Owen Sound, a son, John Donald. - MARSMAN. -- At St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Decem- ber 15, 1965, to Mr. -and Mrs. Arnold Marsinan, London, a daughter, Kathleen Elizabeth. dent, M14as. L. Bond; president, Mrs. E. Grigg; vice-president, Mrs. D. Gliddan; treasurer, Mrs. L. Jervis; recording secretary, Mrs. R, Miller; ebiresponding secretary, Mrs. F. McCullough; press secretary, Mrs. L. Bond; pianist, Mrs. J.Lobb; assistant, Mrs. W. Yeo; finance chairman, Mrs. H. Williams; program com- mittee, Mrs. L. Bond, Mrs. H. Cudm•ore, Mrs. J. Lobb, Mrs. C. Tebbutt; social committee, Mrs. W. Norman, Mrs. D. Gliddon, Mrs. H. Yeo, Mrs. Jack Tebbutt; supply and welfare committee, rs. Muriel 'Grigg, yrs,, .Bender. ,abip. and ieerutorkg, Teb, hat; 'eitizc bip; and`sold 1 . Om, Mrs. %l'R ,CUdrnoxe, \liters - tam and eammUnioatiou L,,,R/SooynMa dt auditors, Mrs, ftel,. Mrs. lta R Oftatesses fort the afferaaoo# were Mrs. S. Faiq .ar; .Mrs. Jer is1 Mrs, iggtns..: Pe►rsionak• .$11.100. ,,�... . �Gn.'r:��•wa�--;hamfr`o..,�.� Toronto on a three-week vat- tion. Mrs: Jim Cruickshank is hong from Victoria Hospital, Jiondon, Mrs» F. + "a atelen, ,Mrs,` . Hoard; ` flower committee,; Mrs. Mrs. L Te h ,tt, Mrs. X otter, Mrs, X Yeo; buyingeaminUte,e,. Mrs, :G'r. Ginn Ws. $R `Wilier', Mrs, 0. Blake,• 4'utnrnunitr friend- ship and visiting, :Mrs. B. Walter, Mrs.- St -Farquhar; nominating: counmattee, 'Mrs, G. Ginn, iVx'j s,: R. Miller and Mrs, I. Teb ; reprOsen tiVe to manse Eem- ml,ttee; Mrs,. B.. Walter; co-oper- ation in Christian missionary ed- ucation, Mrs. J. Lobb; •steward - ASHFIELD —Mrs. prank Ham- ilton is home after being in hos- pital far over a week. Visiting with her were Mr. and .Mrs. J. P: Smuck and children of Lon- don.. 'Explorers Graduate Eleven members of the Explor- ers' 'group graduated at a meet- ing where the members of the W.M.S. were guests. Mrs. Henry MacKenzie, leader, was in charge assisted by Mrs. Warren Wylds. Miss Sadie John- son, president of. the W.M.S. pre- sented stars to the graduates and to the juniors, assisted by Mrs.' D. R. MacKenzie. Mrs. Jim West, leader of the C.G.I.T.D spoke briefly to the graduating girls` of the work of • .� that group. Catiols were sung at intervals. The leaders and older girls served lunch at tine close of the meeting. Guests of ''irdon Finlayson recently were Mr. and Mrs..Wra. Rogerson and Mr. and Mrs. Part/ Emberlin, all of Toronto. AUBURN.—Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam J. Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Worsell attended the golden wedding anniversary of their freinds, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graviston at Tavistock recently. El IK 5) -"Sift.o" Salt is a Domtar product. It's mined from beneath lakes, marshes and wheat fields. It journeys across Canada and throughout the world to meet the needs of [tomes, farms and industries. But "Sifto" Salt is not the only Domtar prdr- duet, "Howard Smitli" fine paper is a Domtar Product. Sods `KCooksville-Laprairie" burned 4as I t� "Gay" shin les-.' A d much -more.t.Dmtar Your Domtar today is a world of products fora world of people. Six companies make up your Domtax.;Te. Domtar Companies develop, produce and market pulp and paper" products, products for your home and kitchen, chemical pro- ducts, con traction .and tui,ding materials, and packaing products. 283 Domtar plants, mills, centres and laboratories stretch across this country fio'm Victoria to Halifax, with. facilities in the 'United States, the- United Kingdom, Europe and the We's,Indies. 21,000 .Cart dians of all ages and skills work for Domtar. 41,000 shareholders own Domtar and almost all live right here in Canada. Your Domtar today is one of Canada's most vital and diversified companies. Your Domtar today is a world of products for a world of people. Employers must deduct contributions from employees who pre aged 18 to 70 and paid at a rate equivalent to more than $600 a year. Contributions of 1.8% are payable on earnings of between $600 and $5,000 a year as set out in The Canada Pension Plan Contribution Tables. Employers must match contributions deducted from their employees and remit the combined amount. Instructions for remitting are contained in The Canada Pension Plan Contribution Tables, sent to employers in yNovember. If ,you did not receive these Tables, or if you have any enquiries regarding the Plan, contact your nearest District Taxation Office. Issued by Dcpartme'nt of National Revenue, Taxation Division k • , ' , by authority of The Minister, The Honourable E. J. BENSON