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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-11-16, Page 3VIPS. by Ja,tey Clancy On Thursday, November 16, an election will be held to elect a Student's Council. Certain grade seven and eight students are running for four main offices. They are presi. dent, vice-president, social con. venor, and secretary.trea• surer. Posters are up On all the walls in the school.' What a sight! Our Remembrance Day as. sembly was very good this year. A few parents came as well. Mr. Shackleton also spoke to us on the subject of Remem- brance Dray, reminding us of many lost soldiers who attended this school. This Friday, November 17, all publre school students will get a holiday. But not t`e tea. chers! They'll have to attend a teachers' convention. ASHFIFLD • Marvin MaCKinney o Tee*, water will oonduct the, service in ' Ashfield Presiiyteriaa Church next Sunday. , * * A reception was held in Her• vie on Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Brian MhcLennand (Barbara Mackenzie) ofOshawa * * * Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Ronald of Toronto,. spent the weekend with William JohnsDn. * *� The C.O.C. met on Tuesday after- school in the Church School. * * Mr. and Mrs. Fred McIntyre visited in Goderich on theweek. end with Mr. and Mrs: Morris Chapman. FIRST RUN -FILMS IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT --- Entertainment Is Our Business t . Last Time Tonight "BORN LOSERS" THURSDAY, NOV. 16 1 •estricted to Persons 18 Years of Age or Older Show Times: 7.3() p.m. and 9.30 p.m. ............................... ,\'12M)iAU.ULC.•'�M1.554.•lT.•So.W:°• .. 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KIDD" -' Coming Next: "UP THE' DOWN STAIRCASE" Winner of the best display in the junior divisio, the Huron County Numismatic Society's coil; exhibit and cor. �tition, held ▪ Sunday at the Elm Haven motor hotel, Clinton, was 15-year—old Paul Masters, of London, Paul won with his prize-winning collection of medals bearing the image of U.S. Presidents. It was the second successive award that Paul has captured at this annual numismatic exhibition. A recent news release tram the Goderich, OPP Detachment reveals that officers from local headquarters investigated a total of 15 motor vehicle ac• cidents occurring within a period from Sunday, November 5 to Saturday, November 11,, Sunday, November 5, the fol. lowing accidents occurred: Bryon Black, R. R. 1 Port Albert, was involved in a single car accident on 21 Highway north of Eighteen Mile River Bridge, •.which resulted4in $50 damage to the vehicle he was driving. PORT ALBERT °cleric Si. n& Star Th rsd 1967 The Anglican Churgh, %Mien met to the basement, of Cb i t Church, There' 'were 'ten. 1t? ei begs and two visitors prevent. Prior to the meeting the4adies packed five large poxes of clod* tug to be sent. The roll call for December -� will be a verse on ' one of the • prophecies .about Jesus' birth. The rest of meeting was about Church work. Rev. Jay closed meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs. Clarence/lay. Mr. Albert McGee returned home on Friday from Alexandra and Marine General hospital, • Goderich. Sympathy is extended to re. latives and friends of the late Ms': William Vroonaan, who passed away No,km'aer 9. * * . * Doh Bowden of London, Uord Martin, Elton Draper, and six James Leonard Moss, R.R. other men went deer hunting in 2 Auburn, was involved in a the district on Monday, Tues - single car accident on Huron day and Wednesday. They got County Road 25, east of Car. three dee r. low. The driver, Moss, sus. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grigg, of tamed injuries and damage to London, Mrs. Dave Martin and his vehicle was estimated at family, and Mrs. Draper of $2,500.• Goderich went to Auburn to Jean Wilkins, 96 Elgin Ave. is• Will Stewart's home to nue, Goderich, was involved in celebrate Mrs. Stewart's 83 a single car accident on 21 birthday. • highway south of Goderich which, * * * and Mrs. Alfred Martin caused $100 damage to the ye. hicle she was driving. of London, and Wayne Draper Murray Grigg, 106 Joseph of Coderich visited with M rs. Street, Clinton, was involved in Dave Martin and family over a single car accident on Huron the weekend. county road 25 which caused $1,200 damage to his vehicle. Four traffic accidents occur. red Monday, November 6. They were as follows: John Arthur Ross, 166A The Square, was in. volved in a single car accident on Huron County road 25 ikhich resulted in $200 damage to his vehicle. A car driven by the Rev?eI. Donald MacDonald, 62 North Street, Goderich, was struck by a deer which ran onto the, high. way. YOU'RE GNVITED TO STEDMANS SHOPPING PARTY UES: NO 7:30 TO 9:30 ! hi. 10% OFF .ON CASH and LAYAWAY PURCHASES FREE TURKEY DAVM EVERYBODY WELCOME DUO Ili MEI T • • A truck operated by William Heibein, Wroxeter, :was struck by a deer which ran onto Huron county •rdad 31, ahead of the vehicle. On 21 highway,' north of Bay. field River Bridge, . Vernon • Terryberry, 208 Warren Street , Goderich, • and Mildred Camp. bell R, . R. 3 .,Bayfiled, were a.n�rored34Cc�ar-acci.dent resulting in $1,200 total approx. imate damage to the vehicles. A passenger Florence • Terry berry, received slight injuries. Three motor vehicles ac. cidents were reported Tuesday November 7. 4ean Prps.t, R. R. 5_God_erich„ and Gordon Schultz, Dungannon' were involved in a_ two car accident on Huron county road 25 which resulted in $400 total approximate darEage to the ve. hicles.• Or. Highw`'ay 4, south of Clin- ton, Ronald Prieur, 281 Carson Road, Carson, Ontario was in. volved in a single car accident resulting in $150 damage •to his vehicle. Doris Elaine House, Victoria Street, Lucknow, was involved in a single car -accident on Huron county road 27, south of No 20 county road, which resulted in $90 damage to the vehicle she was driving. Doris House re. ceived injuries as the result ' of this accident. Two motor vehicle accidents occurred Wednesday. On Huron County Road 20, east of 21 Highway, Marc Cel. man, 24321 Mainstee Street, 'Oak Park, Michigan and Gor. • don W: Drennan, R. R. • 7 Luck. now, were involved in a two car accident with. a total `approxi. mate damage to both vehicles, $800, • Howard John • Grealis, 48 Huron Street, Clinton, was in. volved in a single car accident on No -8 highway, east of God. erich. - • Thursday, November 9, on 'Huron county road 3, east of 21 highway, John Copeland Ken. ney 257 William Street, Exeter and Beverly. G. Hill, R. R. 1 Varna, were involved in a two car accident which caused $300 damage to the vehicles. • Goderich OPP detachment also reported two criminal in. veatigations carried out.by their - staff, involving breakingand en• tering incidents. Other investi. gations, unclassified, numbered 22. A total of nine charges were laid by Goderich OPP officers during the period covered by their latest news release. .01 these, six were infractions of the Highway Traffic Act and three were Liquor Control Act offenses, of which one was a minor. Sixteen warnings were issued to area motorists by the. GO. erich OPP last week. A safe.V ,..— • talk was presented to an adult - group during the • same period. KRAUS CARPET MILLS IN"� REAL OUT000HI1N��dR It's a 'eakthrough. AD the sun -and -rain ,resistance of Herculon, fibre PLUS the luxury of a dense pile. Install it ANYWHERE .. . on porches, terraces, in recreation rooms, apartment -house corridors, kitchens and bathrooms. 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