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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-12-01, Page 22WA. 4. The ,Go er6cl Sit nal -Star, ' itairsday,, $ie.cdmber 1, 1906 • V. Kelly - J St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Goderich, was the sett. ing on Saturday, November 5, for the marriage of Mary Janet John- ston and Michael Wayne Kelly. Rev. Fr. Moynahan officiated at the double -ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnston of Goder- ich; groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs.' William Kelly of Clinton. The bride wore a street length gown of rose point lace featur- ing lilypoint sleeves and jewell- ed, scalloped kateau neckline. A flowing cape cascadedfrom the black neckline. Her tiered should- er length . veil was caught by a double bow of organza and she carried a Bible crested with pink roses. -� $ Kate Johnston of Goderich attended the bride. Her dress was of Eturquoise lace and she carried bronze and yellow mums'. Croorpsman was John Whitten of Goderich. :.�:Eor�ier:_c7au�hter�-wedeii�_ PHOTO BY NEPHEW ohnston brides's mother chose a heather. green wool suit with black access- ories. The groom's mother wore a blue wool suit with black access- ories. The bride changed to a coral wool dress. with black access- ,ories' and a coral rose corsage for travelling to NorthernOn- tario. The couple will reside" in God- erich. SORORITY MEETS Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Mrs. Gwyn Howlett on Nov. 22, with 10 members answering the roll call. A combined Pledge Dinner and -,Christmas Party will beheld this year at the Tiger DunlopinnDec. 13, .for the members and new pled- ges. Pat Simpson and Mrs, Ellen Connelly gave the cultural pi( gram on "Her Crowning. Glory.' After the business meeting the unison followed by lunch. VOTE BOB HAYS FOR COUNCILLOR HEAR REV. JACK WEST Just Returned from a Crusade in 'the St. Louis Area 3 NIGHTS ONLY. In the past 3 yeers Rev. Jack West has . travelled from coast to coast in Canada and U.S.A., speaking to large audiences. Hear him now in these inspiring services! FRIDAY — 8:00 P.M. 3 Things You Should Know About The ' Holy Spirit • •Obsorvations of the 20th Century Upper Room - Phenomena! SAT., 8:00 p.m.—"ELECTION TIME" • Votes will be cast for the candidate of your choice. • What significance does "election" have spiritually? YOUTH RALLY — SPECIAL SINGING! glrICIDAY NIGHT — 7:30 P.M. AT THE DOOR. OF THE INN! • • The tragedy of Bethlehem's innkeeper who said :'no room"—has been repeated by millions. Are you included? Oil Scene "ROAD TO BETHLEHEM" done in service 4UN. SCHOOL -10 a.m. • Illustrated message in opening. SUN. MORNING -11 a.m. "Back to Bethel" • The power of spiritual renewal. BETHEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH REV. ROBERT CLARK, Pastor Elgin and Waterloo Creit U,.i..► Pays Five P.C. ,Dividend A five -per -cent dividend -'on members shares was approved by the annual meeting of Coder. ich Community Credit Union att- ended by 200 persons last Friday. at the Legion Hall. Charles B. Stewart, board dir. ector reports that share deposits had made a gain of $47,479, during the nine-month fiscal year, assets of the credit union were up by - period Of theb`year p prY ,mak :. ing a total of $ 4,723. He also said that since the last annual meeting the credit union has paid out $3,466. in life sav- ings loan protectioh benefits to the beneficiaries of three cle. ceased members, bringing the total amount paid out in insur- ance benefits to $20,217. since" 1955. Stephen Helesic, treasurer manager gave a summary of the credit union's financial position. He reported that during a nine- month period, transactions am- ounted to $1,443,000, and that the activity in personal chequing accounts have doubled. The membership rose to 1,216 and considering the various types of accounts, this figure is in- creased to 1,377. Since the first mortgage loans were instituted in July, the credit union has curl., ently outstanding on this type of loan $67,000. Norris McEwen reporting on behalf of the Credit Committee said that 287 Personal loans were • .rnvedrffF'•�w'e les. a ns'eallia fir g`.duri ing the credit' union's nine-month period. Director John Grace }fade the presentation of a framed citation to Leslie P'itblacio who has been a member of the credit committee for the past 12 years, and has attended over 700 meetings dur- ing this time without any rem-. tineration. Mr. Grace said it Is faithful workers like Mr. Pitblado who give of their time so will- ingly, that has made the credit union movement whaelt is to -day. Elected to the .board of dir- ectors were Harold G. Stewart, Kenneth Alcott, ,and Charles B. Stewart, and elected to the credit committee was Mr . Norris McEwen. y Elect Mrs, Chambers Ladies' Aid President The annual meeting of Knox Ch./ urch Ladies' Aid was held Nov. 25 in the church parlor, with Mrs. Harold Doak presiding. The annual reports of both the secretary and the treasurer showed that the Ladles' Aid had had a very busy anti successful year. Fourteen events were cat. ered to, with the Smorgasbord, Fowl Supper and Women's In- stitute Banquet being particularly of h r alsarad a` successful.bake'sale this past' July. During the business session it was decided that a cheque be for. warded to the board of manage. ment to help defray the expenses incurred during the installation of the new heating system. Mrs. Del Leeson reported on behalf of the Nominating Com- mitteeId the following slate of officers was announced for 1967: Ancient Greeks even predi't- id the discovery of America. - They said, "Inhabited lands may be found wesbward from Spain .on the way to In,dia." HAVE YOU ENTERED OUR n el r, FREE CHRISTMAS DRAW PHILIPS 3 -SPEED PORTABLE MIXER — HOLIDAY SPECIAL — REG. 19.55 17 5 5 • BATHROOM SCALES --tHOI,.IDAY SPECIAL .- L REG. 4.99 -a-99- • HAND MIXER PHILIPS - A UTOMATIC FOOD BLENDER — HOLIDAY SPECIAL — REG. 45.55 3 9.9 5 Come in and try out our pool table which is ' on display. There are many proud owners of these tables in town. Complete with • snooker balls, 2 cues, triangle and chalk. Only $156.00 delivered right to "your" home! DELUXE VINYL CHRISTMAS TREES GREEN GREEN GREEN SILVER SILVER p, 48" HIGH* 72" HIGH 84" HIGH 72" HIGH 84" HIGH ONLY $5.25 ONLY $7,95 ONLY $10.25 ONLY $8.65 ONLY $11.25 DIVISION oe GODERICH MA'NUFACTURI NG (SALES) LIMITED ' CAMBRIA atANGLESEA GODERICH, ONT. Past -president, Mrs. Harold Doak; president, Mrs. Harold Chambers; vice presidents, •Mrs. Russel Bradford; Mrs. Bud Jerry; secretary, Mrs. Stewart Knight; ° treasurer, Mrs. George Allison. Rev. G. L. Royal installed the executive , adding words of en. 4 hangs Work Conditions By R, S. ATKEY ijuron County Council' made several changes in working con. ditions of the county employees, with particular stress on employ. ee benefits. A general nee ting was held with various depart. ment heads men of cer. taro committeesand . chair Highlighting the changes: Employees, being granted an couragement for the, year ahead, extension beyond the normal re. and Mrs. Doak added her thanks tirement age of 05, will not to the executive and the con. receive . any further salary in. e'no - .for' w r -, -the=---ease-abeare.#Mels r� #ham, 9 k during; ... w,.Were -�0'w�t�ih. past Year. -It viioul'd��beirnp as b''re . . receiving at° time of for the Ladies Aid to carry on reaching retirement. Extensions without the willing co-operation will continue to be allowed if of all those who help in .renal.: the committee concerned deems ing, carving, serving, washingup, ' it advisable. " 'decorating and in innumerable There will be 10 statutory hol- small ways, and their help , is idays for all county employees, gratefully acknowledged, ' she and if a statutory holiday falls said. on a Saturday or Sunday, it IS .to be ta$en on the next working day or at the discretion of the de. partment head. These statutory holidays are: New Year's Day. Good Friday,,,May 24, July 1, Civ. ic Holiday, Labour Day, Thanksr giving Day, November tl, enris�;, mas and Boxing Day. Mileage paid county employe is to be at the discretion of the committee or board concerned, belt the rate is not to exceed 10 cents per mile. Sick leave paid to an employ ' ShtLil: be ealeulater on. baats. of 26G - days per annum a -In event of death of an 6m. nlovee. his estate will'be paid two weeks' salary from date of death. -An employee called or jury duty shall be entitled to jury pay and at same° time not lose wages for days absent from work. . , .. , •. 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