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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-04-14, Page 9DO YOU NEE; R . FIRE SURANCE Eictended. Cove at And r ♦: BUILDINGS and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS 'STORE or. FACTORY PROPERTIES. STOCKS ' S ,EQUIPMENT„ r� Malc�lm er GENERAL )INSURAN'E AGENT • • 46 West St. . '°' Dial 5 49442 aleeemitommesteeimaneememenesleimemesemmi i a diarnond is foiever How To Buy A Diamond --Your rings ne may, be modest in size, but it should Abe chosen with 'ca.e. A trusted jewel- ler is, your best adviser. Ask about color, clarity and cut- ting—these determine quality, contribute to beauty and value. Choose a fine stone and you'll always be proud_of it. Diamond sizes are measuredin points and carats -100 points to the carat. (Exact weights shown are seldom found). Note that prices vary widely according to qualities. N; T. ORMANDY JEWELLER The Square Auburn sy Mrs. Wes Brsdnack . The • Auburn C,G.z,T, group, znet in the Sunday ae!hool, remit of Knox Presbyterian •Church, with the president," Betty Moss in charge. ' • The Scripture'lessoat was' read by Marian Youngblut. The min- utes were accepted as read by the secretary, Ruth Bere. The rell.. call was answered Tby y giristelling, wha they were 'go- ing , b1 o S- ing to , do during Easter holi- days. . Plans. were made for the corn- ing tea . and committees ?were formed. Pesten committee.' Bet- ty Moss, Ruth Bere and Brigitte SIGNAL - STAR PICTURES 'If you want a print of a picture that appeared •in -the Signal -Stas you mai now get it. Prints of any, picture within the last three months or prints of pictures that appear in 'ally issue may be obtained by order. ing through our office, 5 x 7 — 2.00 Each 8 x 10 — 2.50 Each ONE WEEK DELIVERY Ca:li. The Signal- Star 524-8331` Ask about convenient departure , and retu•.n dimes For information, phone the Ioca( CN Passenger Sales Office •ow . ao HIS figR 9 00 E ;'►SAY _.RFD p 9L L, RE ARE 4.60 CANADIAN NATIONAL 40.63 Schlicht ng; lung► eorninittee, Brenda Ball, Wendy Schneider and Dianne Kirkconnell. Pro- gram planners will be Nan Lapp, Joyce Leatherland and. Shelley Grange pM`a is . We're " made' to -hold a scavenger bunt at the next meet, ing with Betty Moss and 'Rtrth Bere ase captains. . The l er- B a dk leader; 'Virs W , aA. dnoe._ hade hi centred on the study which _ t the Baster. season. The offering was received by, Dianne Kirkcbnnell and dedicat- ed.' ., Halters -A -Go -Go The Auburn Hatters -A -Go -Go met for their fourth meeting at .the ]mine of the leader, Mrs. Bradnock with 18. girls present, The president, Barbara Sander- son opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge followed by the minutes read 1 y Jill Bennett. Mrs. Ed Davies led in a dis- cussion on hats and told how they should be cared for. She demonstrated what kind of a hat they should look for accord- ing to their features. She show- ed the girls how they• could restore a wilted veil. Mrs:. Frank Raithby spoke on how to. care 'for scarves. Mrs. Bradnock spoke on the selection and cite of shoes and how they can dress up a cos- tume. Mrs. Davies demonstrated how to make and 'mock ,the headsize ribbon and- told how to steam off hats. The meeting closed with the 4-H Creed. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Colin Bird, • James, 'Francis, Theresa „and. Robert ,spent the Raster vacation' with 'his,mother and brother at Pictoli. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rathwell Michael and Janine = of Brant - Ora spent the holiday with her parents,Mr. and Mrs, Gordon it Taylor, - -Miss Jannet Dokrie of Toronto t spent 'the °weekend With her . t Mr. and -,Mrs, Gordon Dareob a and Ross. Mr. • and Mrs. Louis Blake, Faye and Mar.vnnne of Brussels visited on Sunday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk- ,..........,........... W. J. Denomme FLOWE -SHOP Phone 8132 524 - DAY OR NIGHT Agent for 24 -hr. FILM DEVELOPING The Plans ' eonneL rd Miss �aneP 'Mr, and Mrs, Bdwin oCart- wright- of /Myth spent Sunday with their son, Mr. Donald. Cart- wright, Mrs. Cartwright, David and Derrick. M. and Mrs. . Donald 'Kai of . Oakville spent the holiday with her parents, Ma'. and Mrs, James Jackson, ' Special Juster services- were hTd e churches, e inthe . the a Rev. John Wheeler was . lin charge ohe Knox United. seri vice and speciai music was given by a 'duet sung by ,MVfr. Lloyd Walden and Mrs. Emmerson 'Saints Alive" Theme For Anglican .Women "Saints Alive" was the sub- ject of discussion and study at a recent meeting for leaders held in London in• preparation for the. annual Diocesan ;Work- shop. foi Anglican women which is taking place at Huron College the last weekend in May. , This is Ile theme 'for the workshop and it was thoroughly discussed, along with methods of study, with the director, 'the Rev. Donald E. .Bodley, Ph.D., of 'the Diocese of Michigan. Twenty-six- were in attendance from various parts of the •Dio- cese of Huron. A workshop in • Christian re- sponsibility, the program in May was planned to deal with typical 'problems of 'inner-city, subur- ban, . small _town- and rural par ishe's. The Right Rev. _G. " N. Luxton, Bishop of "Huron, will attend on the Sunday, when he will address the' final afternoon gathering of the whole assem- a• bly. Three clergy of the D.io, cese will also be present to as- sist as resource persons for this study. - An exceptionally large attend- ance is expected this year from throughout Huron Diocese an, a number of interested Anglican women from other dioceses have already signified their intention of attending. This workshop, of which this will be the eighth annual ,ses- sion, has become widely known for its challenging and effective methods of study, and in Dr. Bodley, it has an eminent dir- ector of wide experience inrthds. type of adult education. - AlL in attendance stay in resi- dence. at -the college, where the program opens on., Friday even- ing, May 27, following a welcom- ing afternoon tea and dinner. Miss Doris Pook, 901 Dani street, London. is the registrar. DRIVE JVD SAVE `Ihe one beer so good.it made Canada famous for beer` throughout the world! • In Ireland and over 60 other countries,you. can enjoy a world of flavo:ir in the balanced beer.. Irish folk singers at Dublin's popular Abbey inn. The CARLING BREWERIES Limited, Mass Rodger, Mrs. Norman an Wight - Man was the tar anist. ' Mr. William T1, 'Coates' of Flint, Michigan and M. ,Peter llrown of Riverside spent the Holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Mait- land Allen. Mr. . and Mrs. Robert Arthur and daughter. Jayne returned last Tuesday,froui a v_isit in Cal i- foviiawith. , and Mrs; John ;Beer. • Mrs. Russel King; visited last week with M. and. Mrs, Harr Phalen" at AAoton, • Mr. Clifton 'McDonald spent the • , holiday with relatives at Stoney Creek, Master Rickey Turner visited over _ the weekend with his OUR LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION SAVES YOU MONEY STOREWIDE SPRING SALE NOW ON HUTCHINSON RADIO • " TV ' APPLIANCES 524-7831 308 Huron Rd.' HOW TO COUNT MORE CHICKENS AFTER THEY'RE HATCHED • Feed your young chicks your .own home-grown grains fresh -mixed with profit -proven National Chick Concentrate! 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Mr, and Mrs. Harry Ar- thur and family for the Easter holidays. Master Jeff Craig of Ilderton is i"visiting- this week with his Huron Fruit Growers Hoid Annual Banquet The annualbanquet of the Huron County Fruit Growers'. Association was held recently in the 100F Hall, Clinton with a good attendance. Thera., were many special guests • present including the wives- of the fruit growers and Hugh Hill, Goderich. At1the head table were: past president, Edward Wise and Mrs. Wise and Mr. and Mrs. James Shearer, Bright. Mr. Wise••acted as chairman. Dur- ing the banquet a sing -song was condilcted by Bob Thompson, Forest, with Mrs. W. A. Mc- Guire at the piano. According t:) long-established custom, the Fruit Growers sang "Happy Birthday, dear Mrs. Mc- Guire" as they have done for over 20 years. The guest speaker was James Shearer, a former Agricultural Representative for Huron Coun- ty, who took a great interest in the Fruit Growers' organiz- ation during his tenure of of- fice... His... suoject was. "This Half Hour' ' has Twenty -Twp Years." Mr., Shearer spoke hopefully of a wonderful future for our glorious country' of Canada, which -'he deeply loves. "We should stress the positive and not the scandals and delinquents and heti), Canada take her plaee of greatness among the nations of the world, and be a fit place for our grandchildren." To illustrate, he spoke of the young people in their United church in Bright taking the whple ` Sunday church service recently and doing a good job, capably and reverently. The Shearers have three children, iheir son Stuart is an RCMP officer in the West and •they have two daughters, Vi-r.-gini,a,----Mrs -.Bruce Bechtel; New Dundee and Wendy a grade 13 student. The Shearers have two grandsons and 'a grand- daughter. The speaker was introduced by Stewart Middleton and thank- ed by Fraser Stirling, Bayfield, both past -presidents of the Hu- ron Fruit Growers- J. J. Johnson, London, was signally honored on this occas- ion. For ,'over 37 years, Mr. Johnson has been in the employ of the Canadian Department of Agriculture and has been known to the Fruit Growers as their fruit -inspector. Clayton Laithwaite, Goderich, read an appropriate address and 'Mr. William i McGuire of Del- Mac Farms presented..tzhe gift. Don Middleton, Whitehall Farms, thanked the ladies of the Huronic Rebekahs for the delicious turkey dinner. All present report a lively interest- ing meeting. ' grandparents Mr. acid Mrs.'! !il» L Ca ana *t,• iag Uset Young Catado, hockey e* Goderich. • Mr, and Mrs, Bauatla of London-rlt;ited .on Good rrittai with her sister 'Mrs. 1"d. Davies and. Mr. Davies. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MooKsy and family of :Sault Ste. Marie and' Mir: John Weir and Joan Weir of London, and Miss B. Hustice Of Otter. spent . the Weekend in °the vifla e. Mi'sses'Jean ifoust9ti and. Jean Janiespg, Ai oronto spent the. holiday weekend. . at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs,. John Roush -in ' and fanufly, Wlll�alan Francis' •Redlnand The sympathy, of 'this ; munity is' extended to Mrs."Wait: liam Re't#niond, and 'family of R.R. Z At burn 'on the 'death pf her husband, wililann Francis Redmond who passed away in Winghana hospital In his '71st year. • Besides his .wife, he is surviv ed by one son Wayne, and one daughter., Miss Gwendolyne, both at home; also one sister, , Miss Mae Redmond df Windsor, and two brothers, Gus and The - adore both df West Wawa, nosh Township. ' , Funeral services 'were held on Monday morning at St. ,Augus- tine ILC. Church with ' burial taking place in the church ceme- tery. Johnstone's funeral home, Lucknow; had charge of arrange- ments. /WHEN ._ Y oU W AN•T ° To BORROW TO BUILD or BUY • A HOME the More Mortgage Loans we can :make, the better we like it because we're in the mortgage business--- v and, because of the many loans we- make e-make and aur many years 0xper- ience we can help you choose, the best financing plan. 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