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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-08-13, Page 22 ,(1'1"-)4,1 r�GNA - rikit, TnwiltSJ MY, OUS' 13;`1970 .F `i!Mf'MIF: n�.MT kr,. a«.. .t•.r - �. �. .��...• ..r+n-. p!I�r+rF I .. 9. ra Menesetung Camp, north of Goderich', was host to 130 -young people from the area last week for a summer camp. The co-educational camp, ran for one week and was reported to have been ". • .. .q most successful." Climax for those in attendance va e, Satpglay iw.hep -a or. s».a" nd..field day was heltl._together w:itlr e ~°meet.',Wl1inners .of-pe'.,ar..chery.::contes arei.sbov rrt with their instructor, From theAeft Dori Gaze, instructor, London; Vicky Whately, Ottaway, whiner of the girls division, Cathy MacPhee; Benmiller second place, girls, after. a shoot off with the eventual winner; Earl Thompson, Wingham, winner of _ the....boy ..division...and..Calvin .Alixon, . Belgrave, _second. in _boys siiarrsioca _.._.. ».w. . ....w°*z�esa... ..A...,�... • " ?..:..vuw: r_•xi..r:�.^v.»siy.;y...*,•!r:+tr::m;wnnrasen.tis.::-tY:nas.�,r-w.*mt•=nr��:5�z;:..a»imyv.t'mz;�d_-ara!en. When it comes to choosing your new fall coat you certainly. should get4the best for your investment. Our Great August Sale Group.. offers fur trimmed and untrimmed coats as well as plains and tweeds. All are fall and winter 1970-71 styles. , A GUST, $PEC1AL .4Y 0/,. BY MRS. WES BRADNOCK Horticultura:I �acie Floral displays •and arrangements, 'a bake sale, A" white eliPhant • table and an afternoon tea will beheld by the Auburn Horticultural Society on September 2. in the. community Memorial Hall.' �`• • Arrangementswere made at the executive meeting held 'last Wednesday evening in the library ,• aR ire Cousins from Alberta pay visit room of the town hall. • Mrs.' • Gordon° Taylor, president, was in • charge of the meeting which opened with the president • welcoming the directors. The minutes were accepted as read by . the secretary, Mrs.. Sidney Lansing. The financial statement was accepted as read 526-7595 plans made by the treasurer, Mrs. Wes Bradnock. Mrs. Lansing read the O.H.A. n. newsletter . and a discussion followed on fall bulb planting. The president thanked Mrs. Lansing, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and ^Mrs. Frank Raithby in assisting her, to paint the Auburn' letters at each end of the village. She also thanked Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Beadle of Cockrane, Alberta,visited last' week 'wi'th his cousins, Mr.- Charles r:Charles Beadle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry' Beadlcand Mr. `aiiid Mrs: William Straughatn. Mr. Charles Besiile, Mrs. Gordon Miller- and Miss Carol Beadle accompanied Mr. .and Mrs. A. Beadle to. • Miss Lorraine Chamney returned home after a two-week. visit with her sister, Mrs. Wayne 'Millian, Mr Milhan, Kenny and Bobby- of Colborne Township. M r . and Mrs. Edgar Leatherland .and Gregory of Acton visited on Sunday with his . mother, Mrs. Alvin Kitchener where' they visi'ed Leatherland, and other members other cousins, Mr. and • Mrs., of his family. Oscar Reick, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reick Reick and Mr. and Mrs. Robert and family of New Dundee Oswald. visited on Sunday with Mr: Charles : Beadle and other Mr. W. K. Govier and Mrs. ' relatives in the village. Lily Webster of Londesboro, visited last Friday with Mrs. d Sidney Lansing. Mr: and Mrs. Ben Hamilton visited last ..week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray La Vigne, of ,Windsor; and this week .with friends in Toronto. • Miss Gail Miller of Toro▪ nto spent the weekend with her parehts; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller, and is now camping for a week at Mississauga with friends. Mr. . and Mrs. Gordon Chamney attended the'.Old Time Fiddler's contest at Shelburne last Saturday. Miss Carol Beadle of Kitchener is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beadle. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cartwright, David, Derrick and Lorie spent last week holidaying at Point Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, Miss Laura Philips and Miss Myrtle Phillips- of Goderich attended the funeral of their cousin, . Miss Lila Humphrey, at Lucknow last Tuesday. Mrs. Jane Rodger is enjoying a two-week holiday. • She is Thomas Haggitt and .Mr. Keith Arthur for their assistance. . Plans were made''for the event on . September 2 and committees were named r as follows: registration, Mrs. Fred Wagner, Mrs. Alfred Fry; bake table, Mrs. Thomas Lawlor, Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. r. W. Bradnock; white elephant table, Mis. Russel Brindley, Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, Mrs. Noonan McDowell, Mrs. Torrance i Tab!), Mrs, Ross- . Robinson; tea tables, Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. William Straughan, . Mrs. Albert McFarlane, Mrs. Sidney Lansing, -Miss Frances Houston, Mrs. Kenneth Scott, Mrs. Osiar de Boer, flower table, Mrs. Ed Davies, Mrs. Bert Craig, Mts. Ralph . Munro, , Mrs: James Jackson; decorating hall and tables; Mrs. Arthur Grange, Mrs. Brian Hallam, Mrs. William Seers, Mrs. William .L. Craig and Mrs. Oliver Anderson. Mrs.. Robert 'Phillips donated a rose in a burl vaseand the holder of the lucky ticket was Mrs. W. 'Bradnock. GODERiCH LL LENGTH LEATHER WITH -ZIP -IN LINER FINEST QUALITY ENGLISH LEATHER relieved by Mrs. ElsaCrane on . the staff of the Canadian Imperial Bank of A Commerce here and at Dungannon.. -Miss- Franc -es • Houston spent thevweekend with Mr. and Mrs. John' MacIntosh and family at their cottage at Port Stanley. Mrs. Edgar Lawson came home• last Monday after a two-week stay in the Goderich Nuirssing Home: Miss Diane Kirkconnell of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. Miss Nancy Andersori is visiting with' Mr. and Mrs. Doug Warwick at Powassan. We are pleased to report that Mr. James Glousher was able to return to his job at the County Road Garage Dere after his recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson and Miss Margaret Jackson spent -a, couple of days last week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kai at Point Farm. We • are `sorry to report that Mr. Robert Phillips was taken by -ambulance early . Monday morning to Goderich Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. REG. VALUE 125.00 TT 99 • COATS JACKET LENGTH ➢11i')'Jf �`' l Y( `i Grand . Prix" and "Flite 98" Series PHONE 524-8331 Mr. and Mrs. Harrold Larder have returned ' from a three-week trips to i Vancouver, B.C., where 'they visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson, neighbors on Quebec Street many years ago,as well -as acquaintances and enjoyed the beautiful scenery. • Mr. and Mrs. A, Wilson ,of Sheffield, England, were recent visitors of Mr. an Mrs. J. Wilson, "High Haven", RR 5, Goderich. • There is giftgiving time not too many months ahead and then there is back to college or a trip coming up. Now is the time to choose froma complete size and color range. 4BUY ONE OR TWO PIECES AUGUST SPECIAL U This- Season's Popular'', BUCKSKIN JACKE These jackets are the latest thing for this fall. They are not only very pfactical but ' O they step " out in style as well. Full color, and ske range. 1O%0FF .. BUY THREE MATCHING PIECES OFF Mr. and Mrs. Spencer German - of Woodstock visited, last week with' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies. Master Paul Gibson df , Seaforth visited last week with Master Eldon Chamney. Miss Lorie Youngblut of London and her cousin Miss. Sherri Marshall 'of Blyth visited • .tast week with the former's grandmother, Mrs. Ralph Munro. Rev. and* Mrs.. Ure *Stewart and Mrs.. Ethel McDougall of Seaforth Were guests Iast Sunday with Mrs. Ralph Munro. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Haggitt, Mr. Stephen Haggitt, Mr. and Mrs.• Clifford Brown, Ronald and Nancy and Mrs: Ernest Patterson, all of Goderich; Mr. , `qAM Y. M, m rylir Dobie, of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. �Vl11a `rt` S rs aiad Mr. and Mrs. John yrs attended the 'Xobtetott list F'rid'ay evening.. Weekend pests with Mrs. dpi Monro were Mr. ennd. MrS 811 Russl of Toronto. Donald Yourighlut rff Londe visited last,vmek for t days with. Mrs. it CHISHOLM TV_ 311 MARY STREET 60 20°0 OFF FREE INITIALS ON ALL LUGGAGE • ENGLISH. Crimplene& Treviera C 39 Jt ro. OVER 50 PIECES IN STOCK All Colors -- Crepe & Textured. Weaves :-- Fully Washable . , 60" PRINTED CRIMPLENE . fashionable This Season For • Dress & Sportswear 39 • YD. .o• �,H,„�yb7.■+jua,.� '.im2y.Ha�4's{`b��It42t.�'A�. rnje+'.9Y 'R. Y•_ •"y d,,., n��w:<42.:-:j1r 4. A'f1. '! YCI::n ,'.se:. /1+....W .