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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-11-20, Page 6RS1AY* OVE B 2O;1969 The annual Rotary B Il was held at the Harbourlite Inn on Friday . evening. District Governor Bill Bieman and Mrs. Bieman from' London were present for the event. Shown at the receiving line, are, , left to right, Bill Smith and Mrs. Smith, Clinton; Mike Rogers, president,' Goderich Rotary Club; Mr. and Mrs. John Kane, Goderich; Mrs. Rogers, Mr. Bieman and Mrs. Bieman. — staff photo. Those who attended the annual Rotary Ball last Friday found it to be one of the best yet. The hall of. the Harbou'hlite Inn was well decorated for the event and there was plenty of room for dancing. Among those present were; left to right, Mrs. William Wardley, Bill Soh. efer, William Wardley, Mrs. Schaefer, Mrs. John Refflinghaus and John Refflinghaus.-staff photo !Rl1lllllllllllll11tt1111tI1111111111H1tt11111{Itlllllllllllllllflllllltlilitlllillllliilltillllllttiltl1111111i1t1I1111t1i11ilUltI11TI1tiN1i11111111111t111111111Nllllillllllllt111111t11111111111111111t1111 ungannon news TOM PARK 93 YEARS YOUNG pioneer resident of Torn, _ . Park his 93rd birthday on Friday November 14. Many friends and neighbours called throughout the day with many good wishes and ,gifts. Endowed with a good sense of 'humor, he remains fairly active and uses glasses only for reading and television. He is an avid hockey follower with of course Toronto ,being his favorite team. Mr. Park is the last surviving memlxr of the family of the late John Park and Mary West. SURPRISE PARTY A surprise party was held or, Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Foran in honor of Miss Carol Culbert and Allister Nivins who are to be married later this month. A large number of friends attended and presented them with a beautiful combination table and Tamp. MRS. BILL PARK Ivers gave a reading "How To Preserve A Husband." The address was read by Mrs. . K. K. Dawson, the gifts were —then-brought—to Carol ky- Gheryy l �- Jardine and Annette Hodges. Carol expressed _ her appreciation to everyone and to those who helped in any way to arrange her shower. Cake and ice cream were served at the close. HELPING. HANDS - attended the Women Teacher' Federation banquet in Blyth oh Thursday. November 13. Company -with Mr. and Mrs. K. K. 'Dawson on Sunday were son George and granddaugTiler Kim of Goderich. .Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashton visited on Suntday: with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park and family. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Len Cook and Todd were Miss Pearl Tide swell, Fred and ,Bob Tideswell and Buster °Jo}}nston all of Clinton. Jannet Blake • o spent the weekend Cindy Jardine. On Saturday evening about 3-k friends and neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Anderson gathered at the home of Mr. Bill Caesar for an evening, of progressive euchre. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson recently moved to Goderich from their farm here. Mr. Bill Wiggins read an address of best wishes and Bill Caesar presented them with -a beautiful pole lamp. Tom made a fitting reply on behalf of himself and Louise. SHOWER HELD Miss Carol Culbert, bride -elect of this month was honored at a community shower held on 'Nei -tray Novembet' `11 lin Dungannon United Church. The Church basement was prettily decorated in pink and white streamers and pink carnations. Mrs. Gordon Finnigan played :1«nnawwr.a. Here Comes The Bride while Carol was being seated under a small white umbrella. Miss Bonnie Culbert and Miss, Cindy Jardine assisted Carol in opening her gifts while Doreen McNeil read the accompanying cards. Miss Arlene Culbert displayed the many lovely gifts. Bernice Glenn presided for the. program which opened with Martha Eedy at the piano. Peggy Young played two selections on the accordion, and Mrs. Lorne The Helping Hands met at the home of their member, Mrs. Annie Bere. Mrs. J. H. Johnstone was in charge of the meeting. The various members took their 'part in the devotion. J. H. Johnstone closed with prayer. During the business the decision was made to send a Christmas box to England. Mrs. E. Baechler was the winner at .dominos. Mr. D. Elliott and Mrs. Bere provided lunch. PERSONALS vIr. Heber 'Eedy is a patient in Goderich hospital, ` being admitted on Saturday. Mrs. J. s,M. Reed returned home from Goderich hospital on Wednesday having spent 6 weeks there. Company Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Irvin and. family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Irvin all of Ashfield and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Blundell of Goderich. Mr. Harold Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake and Barbara were guests on Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Doug Kilpatrick's, Listowel. at a dinner party honoring Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Kilpatrick on their 30th anniversary.. Mrs. R. D. Aldham and sons GrcgorV and John visited Mrs. Mary 'Bere and family on the weekend. Mrs. Mary Bere and Mrs. Helen, Blake of Brookside School REMEMBER HELP YOUR RED CROSS TO HELP Ashfield with Miss l11tll1111111114II111111111111111111111111111101111lU1111111111 -Wo4lteIL d fraated Arthur C ircls holds . November meeting The November meeting of ,he Arthur Circle of Knpx Presbyterian Church waa held in the Church Parlour on,' Monday evening.' The prayer of invocation was offered lays the president, Lucy Johnston, and the hymn "Abide With Me" was sung. The secretary, Ruth Skeoch, read the minutes of the last meeting, and the treasurer's report. was given by Curistena? Hyde. The president conducted the ht��inccc neriori and thanked each member for her contribution to the,. Bazaar which was an outstandingly successful venture. The group leader," Glenda Salter, and memo rs of her group then took charge of the Meeting. The ,hymn, "Jesus Calls Us O'er The Tumult" was, sung, and the Scripture Reading St. John 15 was read responsively led by Betty MacKenzie. The :offering was received by, Helen Sager and Bela Sigma Phi meets Results of curling for the women this week are as follows: Thursday, November 13: Cutt 6, Martin 2;. Moore 13, Sully 2; Osborne 10. Sale 1. Tuesday, Ngvember ' 18: Gardner 8, Sale 4; Durst 6, Ainslie 5; White 5, Osborne 4; Wood 7, Cutt 5. Women's rinks meet each Tuesday and Thursday at the Curling Club of the Maitland Country Club. Holmesville UCW The guest speaker- at the November • meeting of HolmesviIle U.C.W.. was. Miss Marion Hodgins, who showed slides and spoke on her work as• a Home Missionary in Alberta. She was 'thanked by Mrs. Norman. Mrs. 1. Tebbutt • led • the meeting, with prayer by Mrs. E. Yeo and Mrs. C. Tebbutt. Mrs. K. Harris read the Scripture and Mrs: Bond gave the meditation. :'1, food voucher for $15 will he donated to a family who lost their home by fire. Articles for an overseas bale. are to be in by .November 21. Christmas gift i` ms for the . Ontario Hospital are to he brought to the next meeting. Comments on the recent sectional meeting; at Benmiller were given by the ladies who attended and Mrs. Bond reported the results of a survey taken there. There were 2,4 ladies present and hostesses were Mrs. Jervis. Mrs. Potter. Mrs. flakes and Mrs. Lobb. F GODERICH FROSTED FOODS 65 HAMILTON STREET IntroductOry .Special McCAIN'S FREEZER PACKS 'GREEN BEANS - CORN - PEAS Mi CED VEGETABLES 3'/s LB. POLY BAG 89ea The members of . the Beta Sigma Phi 3171 met November 4 at the home of Mrs. Susan Gower. There were 12 regular :nembers answering the roll call. This was a "Model Meeting to show the prospective members how a sorority meeting is conducted. The executive and each of the committee chairmen gave a small report concerning their duties. , The "Pledge Dinner" was dicni•scell The inernhers rtnridot'i they would like to have this year's ritual at the Tiger Dunlop Inn on November 25 providing this date would be convenient to the caterer. After the meeting there was a most interesting program and displays of pottery by Ann Fairservice of the ' Country Studio, Blyth. The members repeated the closing ritual and a delicious lunch wis enjoyed by everyone. Hazel McCreath and dedicated. Glenda Salter presented a meditation based on the word "Abiding" which stressed God's abiding lova which istwith all of us at all time. . A prayer was offered by Georgia Schaefer. A thought-provoking message was given by Edna Pollock on the theme "Love." She pointed out that love is the only thing that produces perfection, and that we must be ready to perform tasks which may not be to our liking, but which must be done if we are to truly show our love for Christ. She explained a world wide project named "The°Least Coin." Christian women of all continents set aside one penny per month and this money is sent to the World, Council of Churches' where it is dispersed for ministries and mercy -to all races of people. Agnes Cutt - thanked the speaker for her interesting and informative message. The hymn "Take My Life And Let It Be" was sung, and the president closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by members of the group. BINGO at LEGION HALL Saturday, November 22 at. 8:30 p.m. 15 GAMES -- 1.00 The. Prize for each' regular geme will be $12.00 JACKPOT OF $90.00 IN 58 CALLS Sponsored by Branch 109 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION No One Under 16 Permitted To Play SHOULDER PORK CHOPS T-BONE STEAK' • SIRLOIN STEAI Ib. 69i Ib. 994 Ib 93< QUICK OR INSTANT — . LARGE SIZE QUAKER OATS 594 ICIDRNE— Y+BEANS 2/351 SLICED BEETS 2/35E SUPREME = 16 o .. Peanut Butter 43t WE'VE BEEN CLOSED FOR THE LAST THREE DAYS WHILE . A. KAY &SON COMPLETELY REDECORATED THE CLUB GRILL Now We Have A Clean Fresh Look Open Today For Business But Won't. You. Join Us FRIDAY From 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. For COFFEE- & DONUTS And We Can Show Off Our Freshly Decorated Look THE CLUB GRILL GODERICH We closed down on Sunday night and in three days the decorators from D. A. Kay and Son of Clinton took over and completely redecorated our p're'mises from the front right through to the kitchen. I Ve haven't remodelled we just gave the place a fresh coat of paint and wallpaper and a lot of spit and polish. If you like pleasant surroundings that you know are as clean as they possibly can be then you will enjoy joining. us now and in the future for coffee, a snack or a meal. The place won't look like the above - picture when you come in, we are just showing you this to illustrate the boys hard at work redecorating.. AT LITTLE BOWL 1' OPEN BOWLING FRIDAY - 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. SATVRDAYH;,tl -7..7 p.m. to 11 p.m.-" A 4I 9 .y ,tl r t,