The Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-10-09, Page 5e
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With Martha
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This is. the year we are to have
really outstanding colors b all
around th,e country -- in our
trees and other foliage, Even
now there are some shaip
contrasts in fall colors to be
seen. I'm always thrilled by this
— but a little sad, too, when I
think it will be gone all too
soon, and it is February before I
begin to see the beauty of
winter. (I'm just starting to thaw
out by then.)
We are due for a lot of hazy
and foggy days but on the clear`
days the view from the bridge
above the golf course looking up
or down the river is just
fascinating, and I find I am not.
the only one who has to stop for
just a few minutes to look at it.
Our places to "stand and stare"
are always occupied — all around
the clock - and it is nice to see
that our parks people realize
how important it is to all of us
to have . these places so well
cared for.
But, you all know I think the
Parks people have done a
tremendous job and deserve our
"Thank you!"
` ha -n> -t gealaY
shortly and I hope you all plan a
leisurely jaunt around the
country. Get off the highways,
leave them to the people who
are in such a hurry to get
nowhere. They have no time to
enjoy "color trips" — or hunting
for hickory nuts. By the way
ARE there any hickory nut trees
in this part of the country?
This 'is also a good time to
plan to take mother — and the
whole family — out for dinner —
and where did you ever get a
better home cooked meal than
that served — home style — at
the Tiger Dunlop Inn? Just 'be
sure to let them know you are
coming as they are surely busy
on these special days.
October 25 — Saturday — the
ladies of the Taylor's Corners
district plan to. have their bazaar
and all that goes with it — as
well as that delicious dinner —
their chicken salad plate.
These hardworking gals make
this their one BIG day of the
year. Their excellent needlework
and other crafts, baked goods,
candy, and such are quickly
sold, so be there early. (2:30
p.m. opening).
They also feature farm.
products and produce:
Vegetables, apples, honey, jams
and jellies, pickles and many
other things in this line are there
for you,
They will deliver the dinner —
or supper — to 'any of you and
where could you get one for a
dollar in this day and age? Every
penny they make goes towards
charity. They support the
Cancer Fund and have a Korean
orphan to 1ake,care of, as well _as -
helping the blind ' and other
deserving groups. So, there you
are for the 25th.
On the following Wednesday
— the 29th — the Country Crafts
have their Christmas Country
Fair. I don't know why they
don't have it for the three days
since it has become so
well-known — and so crowded
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October 10 & 11
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A Western with plenty of action,
Filmed abroad.
"The Matte
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Dan Rown, Dick Martin and
Cerro) Lynley in a horror
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12
. To End The Season ..
A Dusk to Dawn Shaw
— 5 FEATURES — -
'PREMATURE
BURIAL"
—Starts at 8:30 p.m,
"TOMB OF
LIGIER"
—Starts et 10:00 p.m..
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"' - its at Midnight"
"MASk OF
RED DEATH
"THE RAVEN
• —Starts at 1:25 a.m.
"HAUNTED'
PALACE" ,
—Starts at 2:53 a.m.
Show Will End at 4:19 a.m,
' that two days hardly seems
enough. Wednesday Oct. 29 and
Sat. Nov. 1st.
I was happy to hear a bit
more about some of the people
who are "featured"or
outstanding at this fair. J To
increase public awareness and,
understanding of Handicr fts,
the Colborne ladies wduld like
you to know something about
some of these crafts people.
Their 1969 fair, features Mrs.
Martha Wikholm who is a lady
of many talents. Mrs. Wikhoim
lives on a farm near London.
Born in Sweden she received her
weaving education in Stockholm
and taught weaving in Sweden
for six years before emigrating
,to Canada, As a busy farm wife
she still finds time to weave and
teach. "Rya Rugs" are her
specialty and these are of wool
on a woven linen background.,
Each bit of wool is knotted by
hand. Hours of labor and love go
into each rug which has a story
to tell you and you will find her
"Early Spring in the Country"
particularly 'appealing.
She also will ' display
—handl ,v—eiL,1 .osk ab b -,
and tapestries of Scandinavian
embroidery. And can you top
this — ? — this charming lady
will also have some Swedish
bread and other delicacies made
in her kitchen.
Another new Canadian Mrs.
Koop de Groot, RR 4, Goderich,
will have Dutch' embroidered
`"miniatures." By counting
threads, tiny Dutch figures of
fine cross-stitch make beautiful
little pictures about four -to five,
inches in diameter. VERY nice.
Newcomers to last year's Art
-Mart, Mrs. Larry Montieth and
her mother, both _ farm wives
from Lambeth, will have a fine
display of . leatherwork,
exquisitely carved jewellry, desk
sets and flowers, for which they
have won many awards in
competitions.
Speaking of prize winners,
they expect to have at least
three other ladies -exhibiting —
and selling. Mrs. Laurel Glousher
of Blyth has fascinating
embroideries as will Mrs. Wes.
Heimpel of Wroxeter and Mrs.
Oliver McCharles of Ashfield —
who also has hand made dolls
and doll furniture. Mrs. Hector
Cooke of Bogies Beach — native
of this area — has "apple dolls"
• — very unusual and attractive
and other . novelties which are
cleverly made.
Now, I said the fair was
crowded — but this year they
hope the extra rooms the ladies
have. worked so hard to make
available, -will give some
breathing space and give you a
better chance to see — and touch
many of these fine handicrafts.
The next bazaar of note
that I happen to know about, is
Knox Church Ladies
contribution. I will tell you
more about it irext week, but for
now, • mark Nov. 8 on your
calendar for this affair.
I was happy to hear the
youngsters of First Baptist
Churc'h-- "Crusaders" group are
starting work on their Christmas
float. I hope to hear, from as gar
away as Holmesville, (farther if
you wish) Carlow, Benmiller> —
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' The Management and Staff at
Brownie's Drive-ln: wish to say
* "Thank You" for your patron-
age during the past season. -
ALL around us. How about it`?
We ° have several groups
interested and by next week's
paper I hope to say - we have
MANY working like mad to have
the best float in the parade.
The Children's ' Aid Society
need your help in making
Christmas , Christmassy for
many people having a very
difficult • time this year.
Contributions of clothing, toys,
etc., etc. are very welcome and if
you would come to their office
in October and early November,
it will give them time to sort,
select and wrap these things in
time for Christmas. See Miss
Clare McGowans Letter to the
Editor ,— and you will appreciate
the work of the group.
Re: The Santa Parade: (they
fouled me up last week) the ad is
in, THIS week. So, choose your
story and let us know what it is
— and if you will need
assistance. This is the FIRST of
an ANNUAL SANTA PARADE.
We hope to have costumes etc.
good enough to store away for
next year. So call us. NOW!
DON'T miss the open house
Of—the-'G derielx` trt-e1ub iText*
Wednesday, that's October 22.
We gals have a new home novt at
the old St. Peter's Catholic
School near the Catholic church
and want you all to see it. On
October 21 Mr. Lee Lytell, of
Classic Arts, Stratford will talk
to the club on framing your
paintings and anyone interested
would be more than welcome.
He will start his talk at 8 p.m.
I've left my most important
reminder for the last item — as
you, should ALL take notice —
' men and women — of this date.
Oct. 28 at the rec. centre, CFB
Clinton, — a • very important
evening planned by the Huron
Unit of Canadian Cancer Society
to inform the public about all
types . of that dread disease
CANCER. Many people worry
and wonder, but hate to go to
their doctor about the many
ways Cancer can strike. them. So
— even if you have to hire a cab
you should go to this mass
meeting on the 28th.
Anna Meyer " of CKNX is
mistress of ceremonies for the
evening, Don Gray, 'ETV,
London, will be�gderator of a
distinguished panel and Suter St.
William is co-ordinator of
education of the Ontario
Division of the Cancer Society.
This wonderfully revealing night
is sponsored in connection with
the coming Woman to Woman
Week. Do --attend and get -rid-of
those petty -worries — take your
husband as he too has worries.
Martha
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Mrs. Jean Prest
shows some of her talent during an afternoon session of the Goderich Art Club in
its new quarters at the former St. Patrick's School. Mrs. Prest is in charge of the studio for the club
and is as pleased as the rest of the members with the premises. The club has,a large, airy room with
plenty of, storage .space, which is much more satisfactory than the previous quarters at the former
Victor Laurison School. —staff photo.
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Couple
celebrates
40th
•
anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Bogie and
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie,,
Lucknow, entertained at Tiger
Dunlop Inn in honour of their
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest
Bogies 40th wedding
anniversary last week. The
grandchildren presented the
couple with corsages.
Twenty relatives sat down to
dinner at . a table decorated in
mauve, centred with , a
three -tiered wedding cake.
Eldon Ritchie proposed the
toast to the bride and groom of -
40 years. Mrs. Elizabeth Sitter
extended best wishes and
presented " a gift from the
relatives. Mr. Bogie expressed his:
thanks to all. Mel' Bogie
congratulated Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Ritchie on "their. 17
anniversary which falls at the
-,same time.
'The happy gathering went to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Bogie, Oak Street, Goderich, for
a social time.
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CW.L holds October meeting
The Catholic Women's League
of St. Peter's Parish met on
October 1, in the Parish Hall.
Six members attended the
Deanery Meeting held .in
Seaforth on September 24. Mrs.
M. Evans and Mrs. E. Palmer
submitted oral reports of the
day's events and also brought
back a few new ideas. They
.agreed the meeting was most
beneficial and very enjoyable.
It was decided that the ladies
of the C.W.L. would canvass on
October 5, for the Bishop's
Development Fund. ,
The members agreed to serve
refreshrnerits• W • the Knights of
Columbus at their Installation
Night on October 8.
The date of the Christmas
Fair was set for November 29.
Any contribution you may have
would be gladly accepted by
Mrs. M. Buchanan.
Any donation of children's
story books or colouring books
etc. ° would be greatly
appreciated at the Indian
Library at Cape Croker. Please
contact Mrs. M. Buchanan.
The next meeting will be held
November 12, in the Parish'Hall.
It is. planned that the meeting.
will., begin with.. a Pot' Luck
Supper foil?wed • by a', guest
speaker, , '
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