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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-11-17, Page 3A Mayor Walkom and Mrs. Walkom are re- ceived at Friday's Rotary Bail by Rotary president Dr. Frank Mills and Mrs. Mills, Notary Ball Friday's 'Rotary Batl was a greater gavotte than ever. Ninety-three couples, compar- ed to 82 last year, whirled arou- nd the floor at the Harbourlite Inn. Women were attired in, long and vies president Malcolm Campbell and Mrs. Campbell. Great Gavotte gowns. Most men wore evening dress. Rotary president ,Dr. Frank Mills and Mrs. Mills, vice-presi- dent Malcolm Campbell and Mrs. Campbell made up the receiving line. GDCI NEWSFRONT 'issue Progress epoitt Dr. Millis welcomed those who attended the ball including Rot- ary Governor Elmer Jasper, Al - gamic, Mich. Johnny Downs' Orchestra of London provided the music.• Rt. Rev. G. N. Luxton, Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Huron, is scheduled to speak to Goderich Lions Club tonight. By Nancy Bell.' - The ,girls', senior imtenform volleyball schedule came to an, end last week with 11B defeat- ing 13B by a .score or 30-13. This .year, because of the shorten noon hours, the senior games were played at noon and the junior: _games were played at 3:21. Boy's interform volleyball got underway Thursday. * * The dreaded Progress Reports' were issued Friday., Many of the students feel that they're a waste of time,' but they certain- ly open quite a few eyes and - come' at an ideal time. I've .heard that exams. start in less than three weeks. THANKS FOR MAKING THE 5th ANNUAL ROTARY BALL A HUGE SUCCESS Your support of this annual event aids community projects THE GODERICH ROTARY CLUB NEW. SUPER -POWERED PIONEER ...the lightweight chain saw. . bailt for' fast action? Here, from Pioneer, is the peak in chain saw performance. The new Pioneer 11-20 lightweight chain saw has greater horsepower for faster cutting. It's super powered. And the new 11.20 has a completely new muffling system. Designed to split the engine noise and• then muffle it, this new silencer makesthe Pioneer 11-20 a pleasure to use. Argyle Marine & SMALL ENGINES This year the Yearbook com- mittee has sponsored a contest for a cover design for this year's annual. To this time the re- sponse has been poor. An out- line as to what the committee would like has been posted on the main bulletin board. The 'prize—five dollars. That should came inhandy with Christmas coming up. * * * Wednesday morning the an- nual Remembrance Day assemb- ly was held. - Friday, school' will not be in session. Will you be at the cenotaph at 11 a.m.? mi_osils_Hyyts,b, r Dungannon Family DUNGANNON—Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yule :and family have moved to Sarnia, where Mr. Yule is employed. Robert Sherwod spent, the weekend with his .parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sherwood: Robert is with an orchestra and will return to Toronto from where they are booked for several places in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ivers visited on Sunday with friends in Hamilton. Mr. Charles Fowler visited his sister, Mrs. Jas. Figlgins, St. Catharines, last', weak. He was accompanied by his brother John. Grand Bend. Visiting, with Mr. and Mrs. ,,Victor Errington on Sunday were Mr.," and Mrs. "James Gan - ley, Wingham, Mr. and : Mrs: Chas. Sueh, Blyth, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb McQuillan. Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fowler and Darrel, Shipka, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs- Charles Fowler. Mr. and .Mns. Wilbur Brown spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brawn, Dundas. • The 090l;a'ieh Sritn*Star. Thera 'e NKte r4r. and Mrs. Dave M i Diar- .mid attended the graduation exercises at Western University on Oct, 21, when their son Allan was one of the ;class receiving his B.A. • Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilbur • and Bradley were at their home here for th,e weekend. Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. De Reuter, a daughter on Nov. 4, in St. Joseph's hospital, Lon- don, Lisa Ann. Thomas Webster • is around again after being hospitalized Committee Considers Park Name Suggested Town council's parks com- mittee is considering a name suggested for one of its Cen- tennial project parks. One park, beside Highway 21 between Gloucester Terrace and North HarboNtRoad, has been named Platt Park. It has been suggested to council at its 'last meeting that a second park along Caledonia Crescent be named Taylor or Morrison or Taylor -Morrison in honor of residents of that area. The suggestion was given by .Mary B. Howell, and council referred it to the committee. "Dr. Harold Taylor was in charge of hospital ships during the wars, and his father, 't'he old Doctor,' was the typical kindly family doctor who would answer a call at any hour in any weather a vanishing 1 a $7 l �xow , "Captain Roy Morrison lived for many years in the house just west of Dr. Taylor's with Employees Buy Bonds L. B. Graham reports employ- ees at Dominion Road Machinery Co. Ltd. have purchased $31,650 in Canada Savings Bonds thro- ugh payroll savings plan. At Ontario Hospital, Goderich, Mrs. G. Castle re.posts sales at $31,850 and. at Sheaffer Pen Co. 'of Canada Ltd. Doreen, Cooper reports $8.700. GODERICH LITTLE THEATRE Presents The Adult Comedy "NEVER TOO LATE" 'This THURS., FRI., SATURDAY 8:30 P.M. Memberships still available at R. W. Bell, Optometrist The Square, Goderich You Are Invited To STEADMAN'S Christmas SHOPPING PARTY November 23, 7 to 10 P.M. TURKEY DRAW LUXURY EXTRA WEIGHT GIFT WRAP $1.00 VALUE 26" x 308" isesmaseneemr 77c LOG CABIN CHOCOLATES FACTORY FRESH lb. 79c SEVERAL FLAVORS and KINDS aiaar Made in Canada LADY BETH' PILLOW CASES $2.99 In Attractive Gift Boxes' Fancy Embroidery -- Top Value '/ — FOR MEN -- FULL _ SELECTION • OF OLD SPICE GIFT PACKAGES M CM 44-45 his sister, Miss Sarah (Aunt Sarah to all the neighborhood) Morrison. Captain Roy built the house now occttpied by Mrs. Neil McKay." Miss Howell said that the names of these men cotald be perpetuated in the parks. Coun. Sucb9 said that council Should 'encourage citizens to come forward with imagina- tive ideas. He favored Miss Howell's proposal. Clerk Sherman Blake said there are certain "requirements to be met in connection with Centennial grants. "Where does Platt start and stop?" he asked. A third, Centennial park, now called the Bingham Grove, after one of its previous owners, has not yet been named. 145 ESSEX STREET veDgi,; GODERICH, ONTARIO Available' Most Friday and- Saturday Nights Until Christmas — NO PARTY TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE — Catering to Weddings—Banquets—Luncheons,—Etc. PHONE 524-9371 or 524-9264 ---R' SERVE NOVVry OR,NEW-YEAR 6ltisse+ - m in Wiixgham as the-resifit of an injury to his back. , Visiting - with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Park on .Sunday were Mr.' and Mrs., Kenneth Park and family and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon M eKechnie, Inglewood. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Black, Con. 2, Ashfield, were guests of honor when grafi Black% mother, WS. mar pohert, errt+ is$ *t a dinner.. at''iger Dunlop Mn oaolunday to°Cele# beats 'the. .wedding *nil' version, of *r. and lirs, Bhaolc whet war* ntartia4 on *Nov. 25, 1041. yrs, RMck. was the form- er ormer Mins Ditsfighorty. RKTHI�E ' RICH ■ E! i• 1 • la RIR RiE - . __ ■N it - 1 GODERICH — YOUR ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE TI1i[Ji,S. - FRI. -. SAT. I IT'S TOE FLINTSTONES 1 ., in their first full-length " MUSICAL SPY. ADVENTUREI t z A LE. PROOOClla A CULUYBIA PICTURES RELEASE CIUMBINAN ' =SOW ,J Flintstone 7:30 - 10:30 Apache 9:04 p.m. Only Saturday Matinee -2:00 p.m. -- 25c Each NOV.Jo,11,12MAI' 1l NWICEf 4KMM�t MON. - TUES. • BINGO at LEGION HALL Saturday, November 12th at 8:30 p.m. 15 GAMES y-- $1.00 The prig for each rsguter gam. twill be- $12:00 - 4 Share -The -Wealth Jackpot Combined JACKPOT OF $90.00 IN 58 CALLS„... 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