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thurclh service in Ashfield
Presbyterian Church will -be
Cancelled for. mo 31 because of
• Anniversary i,Services in Knox,,
Ripley. Church School will beat
9;45. •
Misses' Anna and Charlotte
Mackenzie, who have been
visiting friends and relatives here
for two weeks, have retil tt edlo
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo} Ledbetter
of Toronto spent . the weekend
• with ,Mrs. Colin MacGregor.
A coin marked "Province
Canada, One penny, ' 1.844',' vias
- found by ' Alex Howes when ,
rototilling ahold orchard.
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' W.M.S.
Twelve members, one visitor
and one child attended the
W.M.S. meeting in the church
and Mrs.= Stuart MacLennan gave -
the meditation.
Taking part in a panel on
Reconciliation were Mrs.Tak• i
West who -used the church
calendar pictures to, illustrate
talks' on racism,,, and war; Mrs -
Rooney an essay on Biafra; Mrs.
Ross on Easter; and Mrs. Mae
Murchy on China. •
Members who attended the
Presbyterial gave reports.
Mrs. MacLean announced a
work bee " at Camp Kintail the
first week of June.
The Goderich Horticultural Society held its annual . plant assisted by Shirley Dodds, Mary Carroll and Sybil Marriott.
auction at St. George's Hall on May 20 with the best turnopt Several hundred plants were auctioned off and included such
yet reported. President Paul Carroll was auctioneer and was diverse varieties as asparagus and- ornamental trees.
•
Miss Mabel ' r Macdonald of
Windsor spent a weekend .
recently with her sister, Mrs. R.
West.
Miss Anna Mackenzie of
Toronto -'was visiting., her sister
Mrs. Earl -Howes recently. —
Mrs. .Emile -Norgaard of
Chicago is the guest of her
brother, Bruce Macdonald. •
A shower was held in North
Ashfield School recently iri
,.honour of betty"Simpson who is
to be a May bride. Mrs. Jim West
announced the 'numbers ti'f a
program .of ,s.' •'" piano solos,
an accordian sok- and. readings.
Mrs. D. Mackenzie readthe
address to the bride, and - many
`
useful and beautiful gifts were
presented. Lunch was served.
MAY 28, 29, 30 ONLY
ADJUSTABLE
LOUNGING LOT
USUALLY- 10.88
y
FOAM TWO SIZES
PICNIC COOLERS 2.33-4.66
A REAL -BUY -
2-
OLWORTH 'S
USUALLY 22.88
4" -
ON THE SQUARE
CODER ICH
William Madge, 191 Caley Street was ho oured last •Tuesday" received a bouquet of roses. Left to right are Ken Hall, mobile
afternoon by officials and fellow workers Canadian Pacific supervisor, Goderjch; Mrs. Richard Madge, Daryle Madge, age
Railways f orthis ret a erre it iftei4gY;eare ith h60,4:0,4,,44; 'Mrs. William4Madge4,' Mr,, Madge. and Mr. Cope. Mr . Madge
Mr. Madge was presented with a gift of 'a large ornamental wall started with CP in Windsor and came to Goderich 25 years
clock and congratulated ' by K. W. Cope, - assistant ago. He -was yard, foreman at the time of his retirement. — staff
superintendent of the London division, CP Rail. Mrs. Madge photo
This week I'm going to brief
you on the trip for the Grade
�► Eight students of our school.
First, after 'our mothers lave
dragged us out of bed to beat
the school by 6 a.m. we will be
leaving by buses for ' - our
destination, Toronto. •
When arriving in Toronto we
will go directly .to the. Ontario
Parliament Buildings, where 'we
will be met by tour guides.
Arrangements have been made
to meet with the - Honourable
Charles MacNaughton, " our
representative in Provincial
Parliament, who is also the
Provincial Treasurer for Ontario.
Next, we are going to the
Royal Ontario - Museum. After
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411,
Robertson Roundup
we get out of the museum, the
buses are going to pick us up and
take us to the Yorkdale Plaza to
do some shopping arid get some
supper, afterwhich we' will
travel homeward.
When we get home, the weary
travellers will • -depart and go
home, foot sore and tired, with
sights of Toronto floating ,in
their heads.
GIRLS CHOIR
Girls -in Grade Eight have
volunteered their services for a
-choir on the'night of graduation
at the end -of June. Right now
they are preparing some songs
for that special evening. We hope
they don't get laryngitis by then.
DO YOU KNOWS
What to do if yoti are stuck in snow without a shovel?
What to do if you area passenger :in a "car whose driver
—appears -to -be -suicidal or a reckless drunk? -
The answers to these and other questionsan be answered
at the first • °
MODERN DRIVING
COURSE
•sponsored by the Goderigh Community Safety Council
Af
to be held at GDCI June 3, 10 and 17.
A department of transport safety officer will be conducting
the three -evening course which will start at 7:30 p.m: -each
date.
Registration is $2 All registrations must be received not
later than Tuesday, June 2, at the office of the Goderich
Signal -Star.
Mw
Name ..
' Address , ► . •
Telephone Number
Age if under 21
(all applicants must hold a
„:-hii a l•:prolrrddd at PPUbliCSery ce b%' the
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR
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SENIOR BAND
Our Senior Band is preparing "
for a short tour of some of the
schools in the country. Tentative
afternoon dates are June 4, and
9. A bus is going to transport
then to the schools.
GARDENING
Last 'week; the boys and girls
in 7 and 8 helped - rake
flower -beds, plant flowers and
shrubs, and other jobs in
41ST
FORTY FIRST
'beautifying our, yard. Mr. `Bogie,
our science 'teacher and Mr
Smith, our principal supervised
these jobs. -
There will likely be only
about four more "Roundup"
columns for this year as the
school year is dwindling more
' and more. -
. Look for Susan's column
•next
ANN COULTER -
GaDERICH FROSTED FOODS
BURNS CAMPFIRE VAC PAK
BACON
SHOULDER
VEAL CHOPS
Chicken Legs
Ib. 79'
Ib.89'
gib. 49'
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CONTINUES
U-NTIL
SAT., MAY 30th
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. includes safety check.
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SEDAN — Black with grey interior. Power
steering and brakes, radio, autontatic. -Price
includes safety check.
SIMILAR PRICE
REDUCTIONS ON ALL
CARS IN STACK!
1941-