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Stratford Deanery, Landon pts 11e;; Of the
Catholic Womens' League met in the church
hall of St. Peter's C1 rch Goderich, Wednesday
October 25. Over 100 ladies attended the meeting
at which „the guest speaker was Rev. J. L.
Hennessey. director of London diocese of the
1..' Four of the CWL 'delegates 0 Were
head table guests were,° from left: Mrs:. " W .
Leviick, Strathroy; Mrs. Clem Steffler, R. R.
3 Goderich; Mrs. Fred McDermott, Ingersoll;
Mrs. Lawrence Howard, London. (Staff Photo)
Presentation ..
and will be removed from the
harbour - on the order of the
Harbour master.
A further point of discussion
of this group should concern
the problem of pollution of our
- harbour by commercial ship.
ping and by pleasure boating.
It is the intention of the Town
to provide onshore facill.
ties for the small boat traffic
for the removal of sewage and
other human waste as prescrl.
bed by the Ontario Water Re-
sources. Comrnission, and.
through the Harbour master and
the Harbour Connmittee of Coun.
ell, to enforce the control of
small boat pollution of our we.
ters However, it is most im.
portant that our Federal Depart.
ments give strong direction to
commercial • pollution which
takes the form of dumping large
quantities of waste oil, grease,
garbage, etcetera.
The, Town of Goderich will
provide at -the -dock pick-up for
waste . materials and garbage
Culvert's Bakery
THE HOME Of TASTY PASTRY
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4- SINCE 1871,
GERMAN CHOCOLATE CAKE
BOSTON CREME COCONUT
CREME -PIES
LIGHT AND DARK- CHRISTMAS CAKE
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STRETCH
YOUR SHOPPING DOLLARS
AT
CAMPBELL'S
ALL BRANDS
CIGARETTES
WITH PURCHASE OF $1.00 OR MORE
4.65 CARTON
5% Prov. Sales Tax Included
REG, .79
"REEF" MOUTH WASH & GARGLE. ___ .67
' REG. 3.99
ONE -A -DAY MULTIPLE VITAMINS .. 2.99
REG. 1.49.- _. -
SUDDEN BEAUTY HAIR SPRAY 1.09
REG. 1.00
LINT PICK-UP REFILLS .88
HAIR COLOR BATH - REO. 2.21
CLAIROL "LOVING CARE"
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REG. 1.39 _
SILVIKRIN SHAMPOO
REG. 1.49
MACLEANS TOOTHPASTE
REG. 1.59 •
TAME CREME RINSE 1_
REG. .62
VICKS VAPORUB'
REG. 1.89
BUFFERIN TABS 100's
Zor all commercial shippers
.in the promotion of pollution
control but this will require
a directive, from the Federal
Departments concerned to all
shipping owners in this -regard.
Horticultural
Society .
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pole feeder and tis on -pro.
tecting birds from suirrels,etc
Petersen's Field Guide was re.
commended to help in recog.
nizing birds.
Our District 8 director, Mrs.
Klie of Hanover was introduced
by Mrs. Keg mcgee or uoa.
\nvevn•+t'�l acir.
By Jan otmp$on
Activity at G PCI was at a high
point this week.
The Medway Concert Band
consisting of 45 members play.
ed at a senior assembly on Wed.
nesday, October 25., The band
conducted by Alex Clark has
played in a series of concerts
in both Michigan and Ottawa.
Mr. Clark is no stranger to
Goderich as he was a. former
teacher at the, school and or.
ganist at North Street United
Church.
In the football game played
against Mitchell last week the
Vikings, came through with a
14-0 triumph. Again, as the
score indicates, the Vikings de.
Tense led by Dave Brereton
came through in fine style, Be-
sides Brereton, Doug Keene,
Jim Redmond and Brian Shear -
down were on defense.
All credit of victory must
not be given to • the defense.
The offense chalked „ up two
touchdowns led by !Dan O'Brien
and Doug. Keene. During the
game all players, experienced
erich. Mrs. Klie expressed
pleasure in being present and
offered tips for successful
meetings.
Mrs. Klie, Mrs. Webb and
Mr. Sinclair were moved a vote
of thanksby Mrs. Argyle for
their share in the evening's
program.
Door prizes were then drawn.
The winners were Mrs. S. C.
Argyle; Mrs. M. Campbell, and
Mrs. Diggon.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. M. Campbell and Mrs.
Dewar Norman.
and inexperienced,. were given
a chance+fin. t i l.fieUL
The annual Hallowe'en dance
was held to the auditorium,
Friday, October 27. Music Was
supplied by "A Small Expel,'
ience" from London. The theme
of "Hard Times" was emphas
sized by the casual dress of
the large group that attended.
Decoration's of pumpkins and
ghosts• created the appropriate
atmosphere.
Social Convenor Brew East
commented that, the. "Hard
Ties° Dance" Was the most
successful ofte held this year.
Nine cheerleaders along with
Mr. and Mrs, Robinseza,, _tea,
chers 'at the school, attended a
provincewide cheerleading
convention in Toronto this past
weekend.
Now - w-ith this boost to our
school spiritwe. can cheer our
Vikings on Cotvictory in the
playoffs,
In an exhibition -game played
in Exeter Saturday, our Vikings
" were defeated although they
played well. The Yikings had
two touchdowns calledback. The
finalw 'score was 7- 0.Thi.s game
gave Goderich a chance to see
,how Exeter will play if the two
'teams battle in 'the playoffs.
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A . review of your rates and coverages may
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May we.give you a quotation.
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INSURANCE AGENCY
• Phone 5244331
440
44 North St.
Harold Tigert, form- rly of
this area, is in Sarnia Gen.
eral Hospital, recovering
from surgery. His m2.ny
friends wash him speedy re.
'covery,.
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ENOS FRUIT SALTS .99
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