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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-08-25, Page 1610 The Goderieh Si3114-Stec, ' Stus4ay., Menet i, 1966 u sl OutsLondesboro, ... ufiurnorADVAN -a AUBURN.— The young Aub- urn ball team, under the Cen- tral school area or Hallett Torwn- Ship, has defeated Londesboro in the seamy iihal. . They will meet Bandon at the new school grounds at Landees- boro for the play-offs. Leonard Archambault is the manager of this eager ball team, under 14 years of age. The members are Dana Bean, Rickey Archambault, Paul Chanlney, Larry Chamney,John Bakelaar, Keith Lapp, George Lubbers, Warren Rodgers, Ia _Hulley, Brian Langille and Bob Lan- gille. W.I. Meets Citizenship and Education was the theme of the August Wo- men's Institute meeting held last week in the Auburn Com- munity Memorial Hall. Mrs. Leonard Archambault gave a very interesting paper on this subject acid also spoke on Expo 67 and encouraged everyone to go to Montreal next yeah Members of the Auburn 4H Club gave a fashion show of ac- cessories the made. The leader, Mrs. Wes Bradnoek, explained the pro jest tothe members of the W.I. and introduced the girls, Marian Hickey, Connie Hickey, Donna Chamney, Linda Jefferson, Jean Hardy, Jill Ben- nett, Brenda Archambault, Sher - lel Patterson, Sheron Collins, Ruth Bere, and Barbara Sander - 5011. - Mrs. Haines spoke of the plans for catering to the ploughing match and reminded everyone about the pickles, relishes and two pies per member.. The next meeting will "-be Grandmother's Day when the grandmothers of the community are asked to be guests_ There will also be a bake sale. Personals • • Rev. John Wheeler has resign- ed as minister of the Auburn charge "which is composed* of Knox United, Auburn, Westfield and Donnybrook Churches and laic resignation takes effect on September 1. Mr. and Mrs:4 on Pentland, of North Bay, visited last weekend with her mother, Mrs. Charles Straughan and left on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Pent- land, of Detroit, for the Mari- time Provinces. The Daer family held their annual reunion recently at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Peter Campbell, R.R. 2 Bluevale with 40 in attendance • The results of the races were as follows: Pre-school children, Mary Lee Roney, Marilyn Campbell, Carol Campbell; six -nine years. old, Rodger Roney, Ronny Campbell; bowl -on -the -head relay, adults, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roney; juniors, Mary Anne Blake and Ronny Campbell; wheelbarrow race, Wayne and Marilyn Camp- bell;, kick -the -slipper, . Mrs. Ralph Jackson; shoe scramble, Mr. and Mrs. • Arnold Roney; oldest person present, Mrs. Sam Daer; youngest person present, Murray Campbell; closest birth- day, Mrs. Sam Daer;' closest wed- ding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roney; scales contest, Mrs. Peter Campbell; charades, Mr. Louise Blake and Mr. Arn- old Jackson; Mrs. Louis Blake and Mr. Ralph Jackson, Mrsj Arnold Roney and Mrs, Bert Daer; •Miss Maryanne Blake and Dodger Roney; candy contest, Louis Blake and Mrs. Bert Daer. The Trustee Board of Hoge Chapel cemetery • have pll... completed now for their nual memorial. ,service Sept: 4. Rev. William Fingland, of Niag- WERE BUYING • SEED OATS • GARRY, RUSSELL and RODNEY. Registered or Certified Canada No. 1 SEED BARLEY> • KEYSTONE and HERTA BUCKWHEAT • HIGHEST *PRICES PAID GIVE US A CALL W. G. --THOMPSON & SONS LTD. HENSALL Phone 262-2527 7tf aro Falls, will be the •guest speaker. Mrs. Ralph Munro returned Iast week 'fixdm• a visit at 'Smith Falls' and Ottawa. _Mrs. Sidney Lansing visited last=- week in Ottawa with rela- tives. Margaret Haines wags a coun- cillor at Kintail camp last week,, Barbara Sanderson Was a coun- cillor there the week before. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Craig and son Brian are enjoying a two weeks' vacation in Northern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. William Seers, Gail, Faye and Carol returned from a week's vacation in De- troit" and Northern Ontario at Marathon. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gardiner and family at Heron Bay, South. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Youngblut and family of Woerdsteei visit- ed over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson and family: Jean Houston and Miss Jean Jamieson of Toronto visited over the weekend with Mr. John Houston, Olive Young and Mrs.. Houston who is a patient in Clinton hospital. Mr, and' Mrs. Donald Kai oaf Oakville visited for a few days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James. Jackson before leaving for a trip to Eastern Ontario. Mrs. Fred Toll, Mrs, Kenneth McDougall and Miss Bernice McDougall went to London air- port last Thursday , to say fare- well to Stewart Toll who left for Kenya, Africa. After a few days in Montretal his wife and sons will join him for their trip. Mae and Mrs. William J. Craig entertained at a family picnic on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thonias Haggitt and Stephen and grandson, Paul Haggitt of. Zurich spent the weekend at Leamington with his 'brother, Mr. Joe .Haggiitt and Mrs. Haggi fh. Trudy , Machan visited last week in Goderieh with her aunt, Mrs. Ross Gwyn, Mr. Gwyn and Gerrard. Eric Scott spent last week in Seaforth with his grandparents Mr. and Mra. James Aitcheson, Mrs. . Wes Brad nock, Sheron and George spent a few days last week in Detroit with her cousin, Mr. William Welsh.' and other relatives. • ,FernSymingtgn of Toronto, Mins. Cora Buchanan, Ethel -W ashineton and Mrs Amos An - Branch 109 Picnic Successful Although- Clouds Hide Sun Despite cloudy skies and cool breezes, the annual picnic spon- sored by Branch 109, Royal Can - alien Legion, was attended • by more than 200 people at Kitchi- gami Camp, August 14. Pop corn and potato chips were in abundance for the child- ren while everyone enjoyed ice cream, pop, cake and coffee which was provided at supper time. Baseball games were held, also "kick the slipper", throw the ball, and races for all with many entries. The ,resu'Lts of these are the following: Boys six, Stephen Collins,. Ran - and Peter Shaw, Charles floss; Boil' six, Stepheu Collins, Ran= ny McLean, John Brown; Boys eight; Fergus Burns, Keith Mc- Lean, Jim Riley; Boys 10, Mark Riley, Jas. Mullen, Grant Laws; Boys 12, Danny Burns, Mark Bean Feed Saturday Something new ror city dwell- ers and rural folk alike will be offered in Zurich this Saturday, when beans in just about every possible variety will be served on the streets . of the village. This first annual Bean Festival is scheduled to get ' under way at noon, and continue on thr- oughout the rest of the day. The main object of the Fes- tival will not only be`` to feed people attending with beans, but with numerous other tasty dish- es known throughout the area. Just as the Elmira Maple Syrup Festival operates around the idea of the Mennonite people in that area, officials are plan- ning to build the Bean Festival around •the old-fashioned French and German cooking. We Are Going Out Of Business All Our Stock Must Be Sold At Big Savings, To You! SALE STARTS FRIDAY, AUG. 26 AT 9 A.M. SAVE ON GARDEN & LAWN SUPPLIES PET SUPPLIES Ooh FARM SUPPLIES (Except Feed) RYAN 6L 32 NEWGATE ST. OUR MILL WILL OPERATE UNTIL SEPT. 3 O 01,11 Riley, Brian Schmidt; Boys 14, 'Pat Sherratt, Robert Schmidt, Doug Mohring. Girls four and under, Denise Shaw, Chissey Laws, Debbie Mc- Cluskey; girls six and under, Jennider McEwan, Brenda Lee, Diant Warnnick; eight and un- der, Gwen Laws, Mary Burns, Cindy Knox; Ten and under, Kathy Gauley, Mary O'Connor. Anita Tipert; Twelve and un- der, Cheryl Doak, Reta Sherratt, Karen Sheardown; Fourteen and under, Penny Sheardown, Vicki Simms, Cheryl Doak; Sixteen and under, Penny Sheardown, Vieki Simms, Coral Willis.. _Wheelbarrow -Penny Shear- down and Cheryl Simms, Shirley Doll and Wanda Million, Carol Duckworth and Vicki Simms; Boys wheelbarrow, Keri Bowen and Doug Mohring, John Allen and Steve Allen, Bill Wedlock and Roy Volland. Boys 16 and under, Ken Bow- en, John Alden, Pat Sherratt. •,Boys, three-legged, Kevin Ru- mig and Steven Knight, Ken Bowen and Doug Mohring, John Allen and Steve Allen; Girls three-legged, Jennifer Cook and Carol Willis; Penny SheardoWif and Carol Duckworth; Betty Pol- lock and Brenda Bodge. Kick the slipper, June Mc- Lean, Mrs. A. Hodges; Softball throw, Mrs. A. Hodges, Mrs. J. Carrick. drew of Goderiah vilrited last Friday evening with Miss Laura F Uiipe, Mr. and Mme._-Thoah . . Johnston and other friends. Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Rathwell, Michael and Janice of Brant- ford scent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don - R. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur, Judy, 'Mark and Greg and Miss Jayne Arthur, are holidaying it Bogie's `',Beath. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor attend- ed the Tweedsmuir workshop meeting of the London area eon- verition at. Grand, Bendlast Tuesday. She took' the prize winning Tweedmuir 2iistoxy book of the Auburn Branch. They were judged there that day. Results will be known at the fall convention held at God•erich on November 1 and 2. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson were pleasantly surprised last Friday evening when a few fri- ends called and on behalf of neighbors and friends in, the village, presented there with a purse of money for, their silver wedding anniversary. Mrs. Al- bert McFarlane pinned a cor- sage made by Mrs. Robert J. Phillips. Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Dougall read an address writ- ten by Margaret R.. Jackson aed Mrs. Wes Bradnock presented the gift of money. a diamond is forever How To Buy A Diamond—Your ring -stone may be modest in 'size, but it should be chosen with care- A trusted -jewel- ler is yogr best adviser. Ask about color, charity 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 measured in 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 • BAYER ASPIRIN SUGG. LIST 99c — 100's 67c IDA TOILET TISSUE 6 ROLLS FOR 77c DIPPITY-DO HAIRSETTING GEL 1.07 CREST TOOTHPASTE FAMILY SIZE 89c, ALKA.-SELTZER LARGE.- 25's SUGG. LIST 83c 68c BAN ROLL-ON DEODORANT' 24-HOUR PROTECTION '99c 2 FIESTA PENS PLUS FREE STANDARD PEN 88c AGAROL RELIEVES CONSTIPATION — 16 OZ. 1.19 ANTIPHLOGISTINE FOR MUSCULAR PAINS SUGG..' LIST $1.25 1.09 ENDEN SHAMPOO CLEAR OR CREME' By Helene Curtis 1.99 J CLOTH. ALL PURPOSE TOWEL 14" by 26" 53c e_ SCORE HAIR CREAM 416 OZ. TUBE 89c MAGNOLAX THE FAMILY LAXATIVE 1.19 WILKINSON' BLADES STAINLESS STEEL 5's 59c CLEARASIL FOR PIMPLES AND ACME 99c CORN PADS BLUE JAY LADIES SIZE 43c MANY BACK TO SCHOOL BARGAINS AT ALL IDA DRUG STORES FAMILY SALE! ' AUGUST 22-27 • WE DELIVER • EMERSON'S DRUG STORE CORNER WEST STREET & SQUARE 524-9212 SALE OF SAVING On All Our New Fall Coats This Offer Good Until September 3 A Small Deposit Holds Any Coat ,• LAVISH FUR TRIMS • FUR, FABRICS • WOOLS • -SUEDES Our stock of fall coats both trimmed and untrimmed has never been better and you will find no greater selec- tion later on in the season. Now is the time to buy your new coat. Don't wait until they are selling at regular prices, buy now and save 10%. The first cool day you will step out in style, in one of Fall 66's new creations. • 1967 STYLING • NEW SILHOUETTES • NEW TEXTURES i NEW FABRICS • NEW COLORS The SHOPPE THE SQUARE t