HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-12-01, Page 94 The Goderich Signal Star, Thursday, Deee ab y Z, 1
Centennial" Calling
The widening of Huron Road has brought the travelled portion
of the mad within inches of the base of pillars erected in 1927
at the time of Goderich's centennary. 'A number of citizens
claim the pillars close by the roadside are dangerous to traffic.
Plan Old Home Week
By Mrs. Walter Rathburn hope every service club and the ringers of the boils and
'Monday's meeting was very 'Urge organization will make the whistle 'blowears - must be
gratifying. y'ing. our own faithfuls sure one a their group as pre- ready to go ---and by the way—
were out, also representativessent. This is a big undertak- there doesn't seem" to be as
from six organizations werg jag, lets make it a .good one. many whistles tooting at noon
present.. �, July 1st tt1 July 8th (inc.) hour any 'mare, "Wi;a' happen-
"Our big project at the mo- $Peaking of July 1st. There, ed?" Can we get spine of these
meat, its getting plans for "Old will be a big parade to open the old timers back into 'operation
Home Week" under way We festivities. -Now, you can
alt 4oi. ri. eL-.e.��
ave acaabledair-unan=fot t I, g" 10111at
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pra5eet,Kn un e.Ken, was prader"you'oandeisnoise makers to really
start
on the committee for the Old frown the Christmas and New Centennial celebrations. Per -
Horne Week of many years ago Year's I)ay parades. --jot down haps Mr. Jeffrey and his friends
—so ,he is experienced. He these ideas—rand next summer with the olid, steam engines can
knows all the work and head- - when you need them-(xif you head up a parade. If our nice
aches that go into suiah a (project. can find your "jots") you can , weather continues, there could
He needs the help of.every help us have a .wonderful par- be a dandy" parade—(use 'your
citizen to get •in 'touch with our ade. n elowe'lading up
'people, wiho are far away, .to New Years Eve is fast creep- toHallowe'enlHallowe'en
costumes) How about "it?- .
bell them about Old Home Week, nig up on us! The Birthday Well, think about it—and let me
Canada's 'Birthday, and how we Cake must be ready and lighted know.
would like to see them all again.
Make them feel they are wanted
and we will try to make them,
happy with a real bang up old
Horne Week of celebrations!
He is having a meeting Dec.
14, 8 p.m. at his home,' to dis-
cuss ways and means, and we
Few Books. For Women
Published WI Informed
CARLOW. Mgrs. C. F. Huff-
man, county librarian and her
• assisbanvt were guests at the
November 'meeting of the Tiger
'Dunl'op W.I. Mrs. Huffman stat-
ed that there were very few
good fiction or women's books
published now. The trend is
toward light fiction. She bro-
ught zilth her a selection of
women s books for winter read -
ing.
Mrs. G. Chaanney and Mrs.
P. McBride leaders of the hat -
course reported good results
, ; Eric 41CifirgS just held Where
18 ladies took pant. The result-
ing
esulting hats looked extremely well
on the ladies wearinig them. Mrs.
N. Al:llin, delegate to the London
Area Convention held in Gode-
rich reported on that conven-
tion. Mrs. Ernest Bogie gave
a short talk on resoduitions.
Mrs. Robert Bean deanonstrat
ed the making of -a picket edge
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Roll call was answered by a
suggestion for a resodgtiom and
donations were brought in for
the Children's Aid.. The host-
esses for the afternoon were
Mrs. S. Snyder, Mrs. N.-Allin,
Mrs. G. Young and Mrs. R.
Moore.
GODERICH RESTAURANT
Santa Claus
S
AT RAWSON'S
is as easy as shooting
fish in a barrel
PARADE SPECIAL
MOM, DAD, BRING THE KIDDIES
FOR A REAL TASTE,. TREAT
mss. Bean convener of the
Centennial quilt project report-
ed that not enough names had
been turned, in; members were
asked to 'contact all their neigh-
bors so all of Colborne Town-
ship might be mentioned on this
historical quilt.
TO
CON"TINUE
EP-RE.S-ENTAT.ION
AND
SERVICE
WITHOUT
SERVILITY
HOT TURKEY
SANDWICH
WITH ALL THE TIIIMMINGS
INCLUDING PLUM PUDDING.
WALTER SHEARDOWN
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125
Tony Day
Cardigans.
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Pullovers
Biltmore Hats
Gloves
Pyjamas
13.95 to 25.00
10.95 to 15.95
9.m95 to 13.95-
3.50 to 6.95
5.00 to 8.00
GIFT CERTIFICATES
Come in any time and try our
delicious and satisfying gourmet.
Ties
Maple Leaf
=7-7—Tie—and—Puff ==Sets -
1.50 to 2.50
Forsyth
Sport Shirts
Forsyth
Sport Shirts
6.00 to 7.00
5.00 to 8.00
LAYAWAY PLAN
EARL RAVVSON
. WEST STREET
Style Shop
LOCHALSH
LOCHA1SH.—A 'shower for
Joan Banger was helki on Sat-
•urday .evening at North Ashfield
Public School. Contests, games
reading,s and presentation of
gifts and good wishes were cap-
ably handled by •Mrs. Donnie
'Farrish and Mrs. Marvin Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Farrell .
were gruests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert MacCornhick of Kincar-
dine on 'Friday evening on the
occasion af Mrs. Ed. Farrethrs
'birthday. Mrs. Farrell &. cele-
brated hez 92nd 'birthday with
sent. Arthur Turland, Goderiah,
conducted the program of music,
singing, readings and even. a,
modern "flashbaek" which ail
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Warren
'Wylds for a low day's was Mes.
Alfred. Stone of St. Marys.,.
Mrs. Lorne Luther has re-
turned home after spending the
past two weeks with relatives
at Ridgetown..
Recent' visitors with Mr. and
(Mrs. Bill Farrish were Mr. and
MrS. John (MactB.ae, Batavia, N.Y.
Mary, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Bradley is ill with
John IVIcCharles'and Rod Fin-
layson, Petrolia, spent the week-
end at their homes in thriS com-
Mrs..Tom Farrell spent a few
days visiting.Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
ray McGill in Goderich. •
Mr..and Mrs. Glen Carter and
family, Land e sb or o spent Sun-
day with IVIrs. D. R. MacKenzie.
Mrs. Reuben Wilson is a pat,
lent in Winigha'm hospital.
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and family in Oshawa.
Andrew Gaunt and Tom Todd
are .this week in Chicago at-
tending the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Ang'us Malan-
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McDonald visited in Hamilton
over the weekend with Mrs.
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Mid Humphrey is a paged in
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Mrs. David Gilmour, Jeffery
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