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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-04-02, Page 2MOW CW'S0NAL*STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 2; 1970. Thomas, Mr, Thomas and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alcan McNee of Ajax visited over the weekend with relatives. - Miss Kathy, Stothers of London spent Easter with her parez ts, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Stothers. Mrs. George Whittam and Lisa of Port Credit and Mrs MR> . WgS BRADNQC"K -• Correspondent - Phone• 5264595 a :a and Mr, and Mrs. William Stiles Fasten -:Lilies ' decorated the of Goderich, M. and Mrs. Knox United Church when the MacKay left Sunday morning for United Church Women . held Mr. ',And Mrs. Bert Doran , of their home in Sault Ste Marie. t h e i r ann u a I' E as e r Meafoxd called on friends in the - Thankoffering ' meeting. The village last Saturday: Friends are pleased to see Mr. guests were welcomed by Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Ronald dation Naylor home after :fnary ,awren0e Plaetzer and Mrs. tp the annual safety conference Rothwell, Michael and ;Janice of weeks a patient in Wingham Kenneth McDougall. The • Two days isn't long to spend n safety; but. the two days to spent by the 4,000 delegates - . Chatham spent the weekend hospital. :• members andguests were shown .,with her mother, Mrs., Gordon '• Mr:, and Mrs. Paul* Johnston to their seats y the ushers Mrs. Taylor.• • of London, Miss' ., Barbara ' Gordon Naylor and Mrs, Clive " ' Sanderson of Toronto and Miss'w "Alun. .' Margaret Sanderson of London• Gordon Miller over the weekend .Alfred Fry presided'for feature a non-stop safety -_ daughter, iss Gail- _ spent. ibe weekend.: with their the meeting Mrs ,were their . M7 ting and gave -the- call to rogram• There will be lectures is Mr and Mrs Wilfred ,�;,, uests with Mr. ; nu Ml's. f the Industrial • Accident evention . Association will be ell spentb, This Conference at the °Royal ork Hotel, April 6 and 7, will Miller of Toronto and Mr, and Pin woes Mrs. 'Ed ' Miner and son Jim of Sanderson., . Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. * ee Hamilton- foil th k with her Mrs. George Lawlor Was- spent a wee en * :,A, so 6 wad sung by Mrs. Gordon sessions will be held transferred from Victoria parents in Windsor. Chamney accompanied on the concurrently morning and hospital, London to Clinton Mrs, Bert Craig arrived home organ by - Mrs. ly Norman afternoon on -both days to General hospital,' last week: from a few week's vacation in Wightman.. • The offering was tenable small groups to exchange Miss Connie Trommer visited Florida over the weekend. .. received by " Mrs. Oliver ideas on specialized safety last week with her grandparents Anderson and Mrs. William topics.• Miss* Shirley 'Watkins of re' Londesoro spent the weekend The -scripture lesson y academicians; .engineers, ad by Mrs. Ted East . Osychologists, businessmen and d by prayer by Mrs. Fry.. • safety specialists.. Various Mr. ° and M H. Odbert at Empey.. - Delegates will also be offered Strafford.„ Mrs., John Durnin introduced a wide vane of films, exhibits with her friend, Miss Sheron Mr. Kenneth Haggitt .and Miss the speaker of the evening, Mrs.. ilaid safety displays Collins. Jane Skinner of Nobieton spent Bert Altoti of Ashfield Trinity The conference is being held Mr. and Mrs. Jim Csited United Church. She chose for the weekend with his parents ,r�lnder the auspices of. the and family of Windsor visited ,on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt her .inspiring . message, Lukendu`trial Accident Prevention, the ,weekend with his H and Stephen. 22:54 'as her 'prelude to Easter ss dation, a non-profit Mr. and 'Mrs. Donald Rae of grandfather, •Mr. Robert season. She likened•man people Chamney and 'other relatives. y P P a i ation of 53,000 Ontario Barrie spent the holiday with her today to Peter and stated that if i , and, retail stores ,\vho. parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Master -Michael Doran of religion costs one nothing, one",.� ,"Oro mote education and training Dobie and Ross. Medford spent a few days last gets nothing in return. She accident prevention among • Miss Carol Beadle of week with his • friend Master Greg closed her message ,with a their members. • Kitchener spent the weekend Arthur. challenge to all to live. like Christ'The Keynote Address of the with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carter and forgive and love one another conference will lie presented by Harry Beadle and other relatives.moved last*week to their new as we work together day by da• y. A. W,allace, • .M1 .ss-LindaJ.sraeLof Kitchener. -nomem Godernch: .Mrs. ...Charles_.Memll_,thanked Vice -President . Manufacturing,.. pent the :y°tiFeekend viiia .:d1Ex Mrs. --Alton for' her aster _ world=wide of Massey -Ferguson, ., - --tiffs': _Michael Crane message. e. Followin the -si Mr. and Mrs. R. D. A'ldhaxn and boys visited a fel. days, with her mother, Mrs. Mary Bere and family. Mrs. A. R. Caudle u of Kitchener spent a few days with Rev. and .Mrs. McClenaghan'and Eldon. Mrs. Margaret ,• Pritchard Toronto visited many of .0r -- friends and relatives recently, while here she stayed ^at the home of her brother, - Frank Pentland. • ' Mr. and Mrs: Grant Sowerby, Scarborough, aid Bill' Slake, Waterloo; Spent the- weekend at the' home . of their. parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil Blake. Visitors on • Thursday, were Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Kilpatrick, Wingham; and. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer .Kilpatrick of Agincourt, Mrs. B. S. Fines, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilbur and Bradley of Don Mills spent several days at their Dungannon home for the• Easter holidays. . Mr.- and Mrs. Ennis Comfort of St. Catharines visited Mr. and - Mrs. Jerry Wilbur and - other relatives on Friday and Saturday. Mr. Bob Eedy of Guelph spent four days at home this past Week studying prior to his exams. Mrs. Lorne Yvers arrived home recently ,after a lengthy stay in Wingham hospital. Mr. .and Mrs. Tom Webster visited .in Torontorecentirwith •--theirs daughter, -Mrs. leen uncle and aunt, Mr. -and TVIrs. m P g ni� Limited. Bruce Legge, E.D., Andrew Kirkconnell and Miss and family moved back to of the hymn, Beneath the Cross • Q.C., Chairmap of 'The ,P: Diane Kirkconnell. Auburn from Stratford ,. last 9f Jesus. Pastor Fry' pronounced Workmen's Compensation Board Everyone- is invited to attend Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Terry . the benediction: Members • of of Ontario, will' be speaking to the April meeting of the Auburn ° Ruston(moved to the Westfield Unit Three served lunch and a an all -conference luncheon, ynm.-r;..r--,-. �. Yb.erea:-t.. ........ ..._. ......... .-�...-.. Hci�rtirculf'urat"Soeie • an -A • ..B:.� � a ►.a _ _ _ . .��.. '... -- ----social- was -enjoyed. _-._.._._.�_. . -Society Murrday. April 6.- The- ..-elosingi_...... banquet 'April 6th will hear -an address from Dr. Charles T. --- _at . 8,-T-5... _ iri. - the Community. Memorial Hall. Mrs. i, Clifton • McDonald of Goderich will beIrvin , a n American ;- the guest• speaker and tell of her •. • Miss Doris Wylds of . Toronto Conestoga College spent the trip to Jamaica this winter. spent the weekend with her. * holidays with Mr. and M. ilei communications expert. LOCHALSH and door prizes. Premiums will Wylds. Miss Betty Ann Simpson of ST: ” There will be -a talk on gardening parents, Mr: ' and Mrs. Don MacKenzie. : • • . • NLE� also be given to all members, so Spending the holidays with Toronto spent the holidays with come along Land help us to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson Mr• and Mrs. Donald Simpson.. •• beautify Auburn .with flowers were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Emberlin . Lillie ''Dean Gibon was home this summer. ° of Toronto. from the hospital. in London for The annual pancake supper ' Mr. and: Mrs. 'Bob Farrish of a few days. , sponsored by the Sunday School Kitchener were recent visitors Mrs. Sam Gibson, formerly of ' of Knox United Church will be with •Mr. and Mrs. • • Irwin this community, . had the Medd on April 81h -With supper Campbell. ' • misfortune to fall, breaking, her served from 5.30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Miss Florence MacLennan of collar bone." The Gibsons have , Mrs. Harry Arthur visited last London and Mr. and Mrs: Ian.' been holidaying in Florida.. Sunday with her parents Mr. and - Morton and family of Stratford, ,, 'Among those who attended Mrs. Elmer Keller at Dublin. were weekend visitors with Mr. , the hockey game in London on k-. Special services were held at �Y,and Mrs. Emile MacLennan. * Sunday were Jim Bradley and all the village churches last Mr. and 1Virs.•'George Mancrief Niel MacKenzie. - - -, d' aobservin - were recent-visitors--in��-Seafortlr- Mr. and Mrs_ Don Ainsley and ^ y g--�-��t familyof Toronto spent the Sunday. Flowers placed in Knox with- Mr_ and Mrs. Rowcliffe. Presbyterian Church were in Mrs. Rowcliffe is now able to be holiday weekend with Mr. and memory of the late Mrs. Herbert out of hospital. • • - Mrs. Frank MacLennan. Govier and the late Harry Eve. Among those who attended - Mrs.. Daisy McCharles were 'placed by *the former's the leadership training course at celebrated. her 84th birthday on daughter and wife Mrs. Harry Mitchell were ':Mr. George . Sunday. . Eve of Islington. " They other lily . Moncrief and Mr. and Mrs. Port' Albel4 was ` placed by Mrs. T. , 0. Oliver MVlcCharles representing Mcllveen of Oshawa in memo Ashfield Township. The course memory There were eight tables at of her husband, the late,' F. 0. is ' offered each year by play in euchre in the basement Mcllveen. St. Mark's Anglican Conestoga College through •. the . of Christ Anglican. ' 'church church had :flowers placed by ' Federation of Agriculture. ,. Tuesday night. Mrs: Gordon Taylor in memory Preparatory services were Winners were Lloyd Tigert, ._� - - _ T.-._ __-.. _ - -... -s b €laid---- -- t3f ^the � Taylor and--Han�ton --,held--�nday- =--at- -A h --�u�Dolle` r�'y, $ryan i)rapbr-anii; families. Also, an Easter Lily ire. Presbyterian Church for Laurie Doherty. a memory of the late Mrs. Herbert Communion services which were Govierand the late Harry Eve conducted on Sunday. As the War neared its end, was placed by Mrs. Harry Eve. Ray -MacKenzie. of Toronto Red Cross was involved in spent the weekend with Mr. and transportation of sick, Miss Faye Blake of Brussels Mrs. Henry MacKenzie. * ` repatriated ,prisoners and their visited a few days last week with Gary MacKenzie of families. ()ler 'grandparents Mr. and Mrs. • Andrew Kirkconnell and her aunt Miss Diane Kirkconnell ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Youngblut, Lorie,t. Barry and Bradley of London visited last. week with his mother, Mrs. Ralph . Munro. n . Mrs. * Munro returned after several days spent with them in London. • * • Friends of Mr. Harold Sprung of Atwood -are pleased to learn. that he is improving in ealth in Listowel hospital. ' Mr. Peter Brown of Windsor spent the Easter vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen. -Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston of Toronto spent the weekend with - her parents, Mr. and Mrs: Alfred Rollinson and Mr. Murray 'Rollinson. * , "- .Mrs. • Ronald Pentland of North Bay ,spent the .weekend' • with her mother, Mrs. Charles Straughan. Mr. an -d' ' Mrs. Ronald Livermore of F'ordwich and Mr. Ed Haines of Woodstock -spent, the holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines: • Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay had as guests last week, their son John MacKay of London, Mr. and Mrs. John Weir of London • AGE GGDERICH FROSTED F04DS 65 HAMILTON STREET 11114144111441111111111111. SCHNEIDER'S VAC PAC • BOLOGNA RINGS lb. 69' • Mr. and Mrs. TKen Grewar, Nancy and' Bradley' of Montal are visiting this week •With her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, Benny and :Billy of Cooksville spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McPherson. • • Mrs. Gordons Gontier and Jamie of London spent the weekend with Mr. * and Mrs.: Andrew Gaunt. • . - David-Black--spent-a-few-days- in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Thompson. . FRESH SLICED • , Cooked HAM l„ 1.19 BURNS VAC- PAC N Sweet Pickled Rolls lb. 69' McCAINS PEAS • 5 lb. Poly Bag 1.35 DOLE FANCY -- 19 oz. Tin Fruit Cocktail +4 41. DETERGENT 2 - 24 oz. 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Super, styling. -Thrilling performance (top. speed 125 mph).. Advanced -safety engineering. Outstanding, handling. Enviable luxury ter 2 people. ,And a fastback that opens wide to swallow loads of luggage. All this- for' around four grand. A steal.. GERALD'S SUP TE Datsluii" Sales & &envice PHONE 521-1010 -• — .SEAFORTH Citizens Of Colborne Township Colborne Township Council has been compellerd to call a vote for ' April 15th. This will cost the township at least $.1,500.00: Citizens may then say whether or not they are 'in favour of the sale of liquor under a dining 'lounge 'licence .for .consumption with meals on - licensed premises. It is because the liquor trade never gives, up! 1t thinks only of its money, -no matter how uncertain the economy. It eagerly backs with unlimited funds, any group which will pies, for new Liquor outlets because NEW OUTLETS ALWAYS MEANS MORE DRINKING. The presentation of thisquestion is the "thin edge of the. wedge." Once one outlet is voted in, °any number may be approved at any location without reference to voters. Never' yet . has an increased number of beer and liquor sales with its ' consequent increase in drinking,' added to the prosperity or dignity of any town or township. Only those engaged in the' beer. and"liquor industry profit from it. ^ The courts are overwhelmed with liquor cases and, traffic cases . related thereto. More outlets make -for more impaired' drivers, more n.� � accidents, more. money spent for- liquor which could b� used for better_homes, better education, and happier old age. `• Why are certain people of Colborne Township for vote "No"?. 1: Because we believe, in building a safety barrier above the alcoholic cliff instead of having to care for more unfortunate victims who otherwise would certainly come to grief. • 2. Our county is poorer every day because of the Liquor and beer traffic. A county or township is enriched, not by liquor" revenue but by mind and muscle of the inhabitants. Anything that robs 'muscle and mind robstny township. - „ 3: Consider this. Economists affirm that for every dollar received by the government from liquor sales THREE dollars are spent on pointing,,, rendering legal .aid, mental and general hospitalization.for alcoholics, treatment- centres etc. Where does the extra come from? - The people. This is an imposition. it doesn't -'come from the beer and liquor companies. They look after their own, profits only. Give back to mothers,• wives and sisters, their sons, husbands and brothers that have been worse than murdered by the legalized liquor: traffic, before e speaking, : o .rev <. Ate and` tr pensatio .,,,, `f e -al ts,: dire .Brakes . than money, cannot heat!' Citizens Of ° . Township rx . Vote "NO" On .AprW1$th Valleyfield Traditional -style bungalow. 3 cozy bedrooms, all with builf.in'closets. 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