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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-11-03, Page 1212 C' The Goderich Signal -Star, Thursday, November 3, 1966 Dungannon CGIT DuNGANN0a1,-.Laird Spivak Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Pritchard, is. Amami Again _etter, beingeserse Aloroneeeeseere weekend erasienreeeee ex0V1-e-fa"frere,:- Hospital for three weeks. Mrs. Helena' Ryan left at the. weekend, to spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kidd at Port Credit, after being at her home here for the summer. Visitors with Mrs. Ethel Mc- Donald during, the pastweek were Mrs. Robt. Mills, Cleve- land, Ohio, and Mrs. Ted Mills, Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hep - barn, WhiteWOod, Sisk.; and Mr. Robt. Elliott and Mrs. Elwood Ellie tt, Holyrood. Mrs. Charles Fowler received news last week of the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Gordon Ball, Morden, Man. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown returned home on Wednesday after a week's vacation at Chel- msford, Mass. with their sonand family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown, Alan, Suzanne and Nan- cy. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fowler were Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDonald, Reedale and Charlotte Wakely, Lorette,. Man. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake, Mr. and Mrs, Grant Sowerby, Wil- lowelale, and Mr. and Mrs., Thom- as Sowerby, Godirieh Twonship, attended the graduation .exer- cises at Waterloo Lutheran Col- lege on Saturday when Grant was one a. the graduation class receiving his B.A. Congratua ations! Fred .King received word ot the death of his father, Fred King, Sr., Dundas, Ont„ on Oct. 31, in his 62nd year. The late Mr. King was a naval veteran of the Boer War and the First and Second' World Wars, with' 30 years of service. Mrs. Hhomas Richardson, Eg- mondville, and Mr. ' and Mrs 0 5 AO' alloween Party In School Rooms Mr. and MrS. Wilfred Pentland (right), Dungannon, received the keys To a new camper unit from GoAerich Interniftional Harvester dealer Carlyle Bannister, The Pentlands won of six campers offered in a nationwide contest. Sandy Pepper, Sealorth, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stewart on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ivers visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey COIIV3JIn and Barbara in KUM- 'tiler on Sunday. one Wilfred Pentland was the East- ern Canada winner of a "Camp- er" made by general coaeh lines of Hensall. Being a purchaser of an International pick-up tride. made him eligible to have his 772 X-rayed At PI owing Match .etal of 772 chest x-rays taken at the Huron Tuber - psis booth at the plowing ech. 'es. Beryl Davidson, associa- t•-n secretary. told the regular ;looting of the Huron County berculosis Association ap- ,,roximately 700 health educa- tional pamphletsand posters ;tad been distributed. Persons from New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec and Michigan were ingluded in the x-rays. "Tiii%-was a wonderful casef4nd--. and eahecatiolil*--projecT7 ind had the weather been ,bet• ter the results would probable Inactivity is bad for aging. The rest cure for old age has been discredited :in favor of stimul- ating and vigorous activity suit- - ed to the individual's capacities. have been more extensive." she Routine reports were given -aid and added "The TB Asso- by Miss Eileen O'Brien.. Eduea- P i at ions of -Huron and Perth state tion. Chairman; Mrs. D. C: Cur - that we fight TB wherever it is . naile Case Finding; E. C. Bos and this .project illustrates the well, Christmas Seal 'Chairman. leumenical spirit of these vol- While at the Sanatorium re- untary eorganizations," George cently, Mrs. Davidson told the Watt Association -president, was meeting she had been shown an in charge of the meeting. x-ray of a young man with far The secretary reported that advanced pulmonary tubercul- Beck Memdrial Sanatorium has osis, wh,o had symptoms for a Pulmonary Function Machin( two years before being checked. in, operation ,there and that a"T13 is not licked! We must be Pulmonary Function Survey 01 alert and continue the- fight .a..,Cross_Section..,:oL.the-County . against lhis still Islamised:. nue *44.4111Te7:- -1-.CtItt/ttAttirteeri"W"nalbrnhe-*-4T nisi project. wed. if you are NEW -TO -TOWN or have just moved into a new home GODERICH'S OWN ... WHY PAY MORE WHEN . . . LOANS COST LESS name in the lineWl 'VW arnp- isfully.eotpptl,lor hos*,keeping. and lqta. Pen, AO Ode* truck. We hoPeeMr. and Mrs. Pentland and faintly have many happy holidays. With their "CAI1T); pers." The CGLT. girls had a Hal- lowe'en party in the United Church sehool ,r0Orns fbr their October 27th, meeting.- Games were plaYed and a cosiume par- ade and prizes apede an enjey-e able evening. Lunch was served at the close of the meeting. Mr. and Mrs..Wallace Wilson and Wanda, concession 6, West W a wa no sh. visited iwith her sis- ter and husband, Mr. anr Mrs. Harry Boyd, Emery, for the weekend. They were accom- panied by Mrs, Harvey Altorie who spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henderson and children of St. Clair Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. Eugene Han- son, East Tawas, Mich., visited last week at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil Blake. On Oct. 22 g family buffet dinner was held in hon9r cd their 56th Wed - fling anniversary. Those attend- ing were, Mr. arid Mrs. R. T. Kilpatrick, Karen and Grant of Winghain, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kilpatrick end Heather of Dub- lin, Mr. Russel Button of Niag- ara Falls, Mr, and Mrs. paltrier Kilpatrick of Agincourt, and Me. and Mrs. Grant Sowerby of °Wit lowdale. • Mr. and Mrs: Joe Wong, Al- bany, N.Y., were weekend guests of Dr. Old Mrs, H. A. S. Voices. The congregation Of En'e• kine Presbyterian chureh eti- ioyed a delightful evening on Friday, Oct. 25, when the sat down to a turkey dinner. After the dinner Wm. Black ahowed elides of Newfoundland and Van- couver and Rev: R. McLeod bold some or the highlights a his trip to Scotland. A duet with Frank McKenzie of South Kin- loss and Austin Loree of Luck - CANADIAN Amite CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR OVERSEAS HIGHWAY 21 SOUTH GODERICH now was enjoyed by all. The ladies wish to thank all whb helped .inalte the evening am*. Fess. The U.C.W. of Dungannon Un- ited Church met for their regw lar meeting with the president, Mrs. 'W. Brown presiding.' The Scripture was read by Mre. Petrie and Mrs. Cecil Blake read- ing the devotions. Mrs. Melvin Reed gave a summary of chap- ter seven of .16911S Christ and the . Christian <world. ;Mrs. J.'"Ie ,Drennan spoke for the nominating .committee ask- ing. any wbo wish ta.eesign from office to live their resignations in for the November meeting and Mrs. Win. Petrie reported the aetieles were purchased and sent . on for our part a the Christmas missions. Mrs. Rose Eedy reported that the bake 'sale held in Lucknow was a success and donatio 6 • were made 'to Five Oaks, C and to the Me $z M. The canvas by theDungannon branch of Bible Society.' was completed last week. The Dun- gannon tbraneh Contributed $128.54. ' Roger Pentland has commenc- an Operation -in -training course with Ontario Hydro at Kitchener. Mr. and Mins. Hug(' MiWhi- ney and -family were guests "On - Sunday of Rev. and Mrs. Gill, Ingersoll. ., Air. and Mrs, Ben Comfort, St. Catharines, visited over the. weekend .with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil .Blake. We are sorry to report that Thos. Webster and Mrs. Jaek McGee are patients in 'Wing- haM hospital. We hope they will soon by feeling better. WINGHAM MEMORIALS QUALITY - SERVICE - CEMETERY LETTERING Jr A. Taylor of Drumbo. member of the Management Committee of the Ontario Tub- erculosis Association will be guest speaker at tlfe next regu- lar meeting on November 16. 0166. OPEN 1 P,M. - 9 P.M. INCLUDING SUNDAY CLOSED MONDAYS PHONE 424,1561 Or Write Mrs. Joe Moore 47 Anglesea St., Goderich OFFICE LOCATION HURON RD. (Hwy. No. 8) tf a." 4 4 Jane Parker Features 10, - Wi4=14talzkii!;-4 al y -Catethr- let - IL WELCOME SERVICE would like to call on you with "housewarming gifts" and in- formation about your new loca- tion, The Hostess will be glad to arrange your subscription to the SIGNAL -STAR. Can her at 524-9525 GODERICH COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION AVERAGE MONTHLY PAYMENTS ,a0h You Receive 12 Mo. r 18 Mo. • 24 Mo. 30 Mo. 36 Mo. $ 8.87 6.08 200 17.75 12.18 . 9.40 - $ 26.64 18.27 14.11 - 4,01 33.50 2436 18.79 1145 43.25 9f,00 44.40 30.47 4.50 19.35 16.57 5 4500 53.28 3655 28.2.5° 2120 19.68 oi 62.15 42.65 32.92 27.09 23.20 5 800 71.03 48.74 37.61 30.95 26.53 9'KI 79.90 54.82 42.30 34 80 28.82 VI (KK. 88.76 60.90 47.00 38.66 3313 $),7,00 433.15 91.38 70.50 58.00 49 70 52000 17725 12122 94.00 ' 7725 6620 V2,500 15230 117.54 96.73 82.89 182.80 14138 116 10 99.50 LONGER TERMS AVAILABLE IF NECESSARY When ou are offered credit somewhere, add up all the , charges ou are asked to pay. Then compare with this table. 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HALF TURKEY (NECKS AND GriaLrra REMOVED) Centenntai of Canadian Confederation FREEZER CUT FEATURE Save More-4Bty, the Larger Cuts C, HIND QUARTERS OF BEEF Ib 140 TO 160 POUNDS Cut & wrapped for your foreerzepr-rocPelessaisn. egallow a minimum f3 . „ enrimmot.....00liouroboolos ALL PRICES IN THIS AD GUARANTEED THROUGH 110 • SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Bth, 1966 ioroloomosiomoiosisosis000l000l •••