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Officers of Goderich Order of the Eastern Star: front from
left, Star Point Mrs. Kitchener Finnigan; Star Point Beulah
Long; secretary Mrs. Gordon Henderson; Associate Conduc-
tress Mrs. Harry Tideswell; second row, Star Point Mrs. Carl
Worsell; treasurer Mrs. Freda Minshall; Associate Matron
Mrs. Wiif Dockstader; Matron Mrs. Bill Stevens; Patron Mr.
Drop Three
From Four
Stevens; organist Mrs. Jack-Scaman; Associate 'Patrdn
Dockstader; third row, Warden Mr. Finnigan; Sentinel Mr.
Minshall; Star Point Mrs. Charles Mitchell; Conductress Mrs,
Archie Johnston; Chaplain Mr.. Worsell; Star Point Mrs. Bill
Treble; Marshal Mrs. Verne Willis.
Ahmeek Gives $1,000
To Hospital Building
In Minor hockey played Dec. 3,
Goderich lost three of four. -The The Ahmeek • Chapter, IODE by Mrs. C. A. Reid, and Mrs.
Squirts lost by a score of 6.3. held a Bridge and five hundred Martha Million for five hundred.
In the bantam game Goderich Party in the Legion Hall, Nov. The door prize, -drawn by Mayor
lost 4.3. The Midget game saw 29. The guests were welcomed Walkoms. was won by Mrs. E.
Goderich come from behind andby the Regent, Mrs. Gordon Hen. Howey. Hostesses for the even -
play hockey in the third period derson. The Flag of the Order ing were Mrs. R. Neville and Mrs,
so to gaina 2.2ti.e. In the Juveniles was presented by the Standard Ruffell. Those helping were Mr -s.
Game, pulling all" punches God.. Bearer, Mrs. Charles Ruffell, M. McKee, Mrs. G. Emerson,
erich managed to lower the score A cheque for $1,000 was pre. Mrs, E. Mueller, Mrs F. Walkom,
considerably and lost '7.1. All sented to the Alexandra Mairine Mrs. H. Tichborne, Yrs. C. Gib.
_gtOmes.e re la ed a nst Lpn• and General Hospital as part pay. bons, Mrs. C. Cutt, Mrs.. M. Ever.
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7-Iifelft-far-rraom irrt nevatalsgeie: °Mrs, t11 Mrs
.Awaygames on Mn.Dec, 5,
byMrs. Charles •Gibbons treas. Glazier, Mrs. R. Neville.
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Ken Rowien and Ron Miller. In urer of the Chapter..
the Juvenile game, Goderich lost 'George Parsons and James
by 6.1, In the :, -s-ga..w God. Britnell were present to receive
erich lost 7.1. In the Midget game, the cheque..on behalf of the hos.
Goderich played exceptionally pital board.
well as they skated hard both The prize for bridge was won
ways, they tied 3.3. Just to' men-
tion a few -who played very well space—the (most Brian Allin first year in Space, space,
goal for midget, Jim McAstacker exciting subject in the World
Ken .Rowen, Ron Miller: In the these days! Can man. get to the
Juvenile game, Goderich lost by moon? When? How? Will he
64. come back safely? Lots of new
You are encouraged to come ,books on lots of now subjects—
out and see these teams in action including space --can be found
as they play host to St. Marys` at your library.
this Saturday;
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Attend
The Colborne Township Home
and School Assoctatipn heidtbeir
meeting. last week in the new
Colborne Central School.
O ver 50 parents were on hand to
hear the teachers explain the
new Discovery Method of Teach.
ing. •
Mrs. Albert Durstintroduced
the principal, Philip Main who
told of the aims of the school
and the curriculum in general,
and some of° the parents found
themselves' -wishing they were
back in school.
He, then, presented the teach
Lyons Elected
In W awanosh ,
Robert Lyons was elected
reeve of West Wawanosh Town.
ship Monday polling 195 votes.
Mr. Lyons, a member of pre.
w sent council, defeated fellow
councillor Gordon .Smyth., who
received 181 votes, and former
reeve ' and councillor Lorne
Durnin, who polled. 108 votes.
After one year as reeve Hill.
lard Jefferson iso retiring from
the position.
Four council seats were filled
by acclamation. These were taken
by Harold Errington, Leo Foran,
James Aitchison end Leonard
Chisholm.
the Oedcrich Signal -Star, 'TbUrsdav, Deceniber
Colborne *154,
exs individually: telling .a tittle
of theirbaclsiround. Vachteacher
gave-a'fascinating acco rnt of one
particular part. of the Cdurse of
Study -making an extrpinely
terestin and infornta ive even•
Teen Club 67
Organization Meeting
SUNDAY, DEC. llth
2:00•p.m.
Harborlite Inn, Goderich
Application and. Member-
ship Cards Available at
this Time.
THIS YEAR MAKE
PINCHER'S COKE
GIFT- SHOP6
YOUR
bntmas SHOPPING
HERE IS A
GIFT IDEA!
Maybe' you arean adoring Aunt, Uncle, Grandmother
bY'-�'aYr�f'aiif�r--�i#%=et'1�rlg
youngster on your family tree whose parents should
have his portrait taken. Why hot send them a GIFT
CERTIFICATE. ,
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GOR,ERICH, ONT. ,
95 TORONTO ST. 524-7924
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The important issue of a Cen.+
tenniai i ojoctwas discussed.and
the Idea of piacin a sari dial
in the school :Dour and wen the
greatest approval,
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During the course of the even.
,inG,, it was decided to purchase
cups and . saucers ai4 spoons
for use at future zneetings.
The president of the Assosia•
tion is Mrs.. G. a, Chantey.
'11�G QR GETTING
TOP ON 7HE-LIST
JOYCYCLE super Deluxe
We also have the hard
Mustang model in stock.
From Pee Wee to .pro,"Gord's is
the place for hockey egdipment..
Helmets, . shoulder pads, elbow.
pads, gloves, shin guards, skates
and sticks. We have figure skates
for the girls, too,
and they're all fpO\
40'1%
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to get C.0 M.
CONTINENTAL sports model
go
WORTH
CONSIDERING
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Bicycles and Joycxcles
With a 6 -Month
6,000 -Mile Warranty
Backed by CCM
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THIS , WEEK ONLY
STICKS
WE CARRY AMERICAS FINEST STEEL TOYS - NYLINT
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SPORTS LEND
A
Goderich
Bayfield Rd.
524-9061
OUR .SI-IELVES'ARE BULGING WITH OUTSTANDING GIFT
LINES, AND MORE ARE ARRIVING- DAILY
MODELS
PRICED FROM 49c UP
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We have the largest selection of
model kits in the county; over
200 to choose from.
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE
AGENTS IN THIS AREA
FOR, HANDCRAFTED
BRIARS EY - WE HAVE
A WIDE
RANGE'
OF
SHAD S
�.ZES TO
CHOOSE
FROM
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CHOOSE FROM OUR COMPLETE
LINE OF LEATHER PRODUCTS
By
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Authen' .icale
model ,;ruction
city, . thrill the
your+ _:aftsn.an. Easy to assemble,
,TI, y're he ideal gift for the older "boys:"
FITTED DRESSING CASES
BILLFOLDS
HOLIDAY, FAIR
GA -GO
TOYS
GO-GO SANTAS
REINDEER and
ELVES
REG. TO 1.49 98c EA
FRENCH PURSES
GIFT PACKED
TOBACCO
and
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Building Toy
DISTINCTIVE PERSONAL
GIFTS FOR MEN
From The Ship ;That
Sails The Ocean
Bring the spirit of Christmas
into your home with Records.
A fine selection. Many or.
iginal artists.
CHOOSE FROM M.G.M.
CAPITAL —
RCA VICTOR
SMOKER'S SUNDRIES
PIPE STANDS & HUMIDORS
Genuine Leather Tobacco
Pouches
Snap • Zipper • Fold
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ALWAYS A POPULAR GIFT
LIGHTER BY
RONSON • ZIPPO • FISHER
FROM 1.9 i3 TO 695
FOR THE HOME LOVER
— • SEE OUIt-FINE SELECTION
Of Distinctive Canadian Ash Trays
BUILD° 'IT NOW!
Lego sets of durable, washable
plastic make it easy for young
architect§, designers, etc.
Snap -together parts let youngsters use their
creative ability to design buitd,
Beginners' set -95 pieces . 2.60
Beginners' set -126 pieces 3.60
Basic set -202 pieces Dad 616
Budd with wheels -196 pees 5.95
Super wheel toy -304 pieces 10.96
WE CARRY
PAINT BY NUMBER SETS
BY "MASTERCRAFT"
Also
"PANN JUNIOR"
,F,612 THE BEGINNER AT 79c
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE DEALERJ
FOR GODERICH
See Our Large Display
At The Rear Of The Store
KIDDIE BIKES ' 4-88
.Large Duntp Trucks
REGULAR 2.49 "1.88
Regal Doll Sets
Small Dolls from
TEA .ETS
Large Selection
.98 to 3.98
SECRET .07 GUNS
MANY OTHER GUN SETS
• TO CHOOSE FROM
4.98
1.98
PRODUCT
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REGULAR 47c FOR 1.33
GIFT PROBLEM?
GAMES
For
YOUNG and OLD
MONOPOLY • TWISTER
MANY OTHERS LARGE
AND SMALL
SPECIAL
8 Games In One Box
88c
FIRE ENGINES
FRICTION & BATTERY
OPERATED
POWER SHOVELS
BULLDOZERS & GRADERS
Heavy Steel Construction
Got a problem on your gift list? Check our display of unique items in
glass cerainics, brass and carvings.
DoN'T FORGET CHRISTMAS CARDS „AND WRAPPING
Get The Finest 'by "CARLTON"
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