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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-12-03, Page 2'M 2 Gc DE 00 SZGN4TA,T.0 TUURSDAY. DECEMBER 30970 Round and About With I Lit like Christmas tree Many of the big- lake boats conning in with grain or to get salt have their Christmas decorations lit up and are a, sight to behold. If you want to see one of these big fellows you will have toy keep •a sharp look -out as they are in harbour for, such a short time. . ' - ' week many people were thrilled at the sightof one huge ship brilliantly lit up and shedding thoughts of peace and friendliness wherever it docked: I think this is wonderful and what a nice way to tell others how you feel. When I drive down a street and see the wreaths and mtiny lights glowing in the night I feel I am among friends, the places that are not lit or decorated have a very unfriendly aura about them, and nine times out of ten they ARE people who don't want to be bothered by people -for any reason at all. Just one little friendly light is all it takes to spread ..the feeling of love and security and you don't have to `waste' a lot of money to -do this:- I'm his:I'm going to have one heck -of -a -time trying to hang out lights this year. Guess I'll have to hang some on the clothes line pole and hope for the best. The floats. for Santas parade are coming along fine. There will be a meeting (this) Thursday nite at the Town Hall so if you wishinformation or help just pop in and talk to us. The children get a chance again this year to talk to a real live Santa who LOOKS like a Santa and it's just heart-warming to see the look' on their faces and the excitement shining from their ,eyes. This is on Sunday. This year the auditorium in the Arena is, available and will be ideal for the little and big ones alike. There will be public skating and we hope we can have some in costume to entertain the kids before and rafter seeing Santa. (Come out in costume.) Santas helpers will have a few treats for the little ones but,the bigger kids who "don't fall for that guff" will miss out. Santa is "for the "Believers" and there are no huge bags of candy to toss around since there is a fine parade with good .prizes and a Ho -Ho -Ho for the little guys. The lake front' looks pretty bleak .right now but bleak or not it is a beach -and a mighty small one at that. It runs from the harbour t� beyond the'Water works building -and this is the section referred to as South The weekly dance was held in the auditorium, with the following residents making up the orchestra, Miss Della Peart on the piano, Mrs. Mary Taylor and John Leeming on the mouth organ, Norman Speir, Miller Adams and. John Leeming with Violin, Jerry Collins playing morocas and Jim Barrie calling off. A wheel -chair waltz started the dance, followed by waltzes, - two steps, heel and toe polka, Rye waltz and French minuet with wheel chair dances sprinkled in. The Hokey-Pokey dance with Mrs. Jan Bylsma calling off is fast growing to be a favorite. Miss Barbara Miller and Ervine Johnston contributed a step dance. The sing song and tea provided by the C.F.B. ladies apd Clinton Kinettes .the last Wednesday of each month was held in the auditorium on November 25, 1970. Padre Youmatoff, led the sing -song accompanied by his daughter along with music by the Huronview Orchestra. Tea and cookies were served to the .residents by Kinettes, Mary Jean Beattie, Evelyn Archer, Marg Fleming, Pat Mann, Barb Norman, Carole Kerrigan and Mrs. Hack of the C.F.B. The. Family Night program last week featured slides of England, Ireland and Scotland shown by Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton of Triple -A Farms of their trip overseas along with some local pictures. The Huronview Orchestra provided some lively Irish music following the slides of Ireland with two residents Barbara Miller o and Ervine Johnston doing -an Irish Jig. This week's Family Night program will consist of musical numbers by Adam Wilson, Watson Webster, Albert Craig accompanied by Mrs.. Webster. The residents' bingo was held in the . Craftroom on Friday afternoon`. Winners were Mrs. Broome, Mrs. Jones, ' Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. J. Young, Louis Wild, Herbert Collar and Mr. H. Cutt. The Sunday Evening services of song . which is held in the auditorium on the last Sunday evening of each month conducted by the Christian Reform Church are well attended and appreciated by the residents. 4iss%Vici$V 07,141g iPT OT. IV -WI IVr; -VT OT 10:10:10x 41 ti HOME OF TASTY BAKING SINCE 1$77 , •• ictil Christmas Shortbreads & Small Cookies ili•• --,,, It t AVAILABLE UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE •' * Old English Christmas pudding. •1.1 '* Bread crumbs ptei37ared.for-d dressing. 14• * Mince and pumpkin pies and mince tarts. kk * Wide variety homemade bread. ° 14 * Parker House, plain.and seeded crusties, butter rolls and li IAsplit rolls.. h; 1* Homemade candy gift wrapped if required. '•'� ix* : Light and dark cake in good supply.ig 11 * Almond Icing for Fruit Cakes. % tfi. PLEASE, ORDER EARLY . t :t` 14 CULBERT'S BAKERY Vie FIRENEN'S ANNUAL 524-7949 •Goderich • Beach. This is the section we hope to save for future enjoyment. If you vote against this issue we may lose Our beach to industry and that would be a real catastrophe. Get out on Monday and VOTE.! You must vote or • you will have this town slip back into the doldrums and all the good work of the last few years will be wasted. Goderich must g� ahead -it must not be a tired or retired folks town. This is what the young people have been fighting the last twenty-five years- is the retirement of Goderich. We' need people with enthusiasm and foresight to keep Goderich going, paying , its way and showing books for every penny spent. We -need people who know where they are going and also where they've been! So vote them in — for goodness sake — for yours and mine and the childrens sake — VOTE!' Free_ -license for seniors The resident angling license was introduced in the Province. of Ontario in January, 1969. This license is required by all male anglers 19 years of age'and. over and it is an annual license renewable on January 1st of each year. Next year, 1971, all resident male anglers still will be required to have . the • angling license. However, a free license will be provided for `male residents over 65 years of age. Resident women are not required to have an angling license. .The free license can be obtained after January 1st at Department of Lands and Forests Division Offices at Owen Sound, Stratford • and Hespeler by showing proof oiage. Daring the two years since the licensing was introduced the Department has embarked on a system of interviewing angling licensees to survey the activities, needs and demands of fishermen and to determine the best use of our .pjesent resources and the direction of our future fishing programs. Male anglers 65 years of age and older make up a considerable portion of the total number of resident anglers and can contribute to these surveys. They will be required to have the annual license even though it is available to them free. ° Couple marks 25 years A surprise banquet was held Friday evening at the Candle Light Inn for Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ryan to celebrate their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Many close friends and relatives . were present and an excellent dinner , was served throughout the evening festivities. The couple gave very special thanks to Miss Beverly Ryan for ". . . her kind thoughts of her Mom and Dad on this special occasion." DISCOUNT RECORD • BAR., LATEST HITS Also Tape Cartridges And Cassettes JEWELL BROS. The Square TUR'KEY' BIN GO MONDAY, DECEMBER 14 �9 FIRST GAMS AT 8:00 P.M. SHARP LEGION HALL — GODERICH 15 GAMES $1.00 Pour Share -The -Wealth (lames Extra Cards 26e; 6 for $1' • OVEN-READY TURKEYS EVERY BiNGo WINS' A TURKEY » 2 DOOR PRIZES. Who ever heard of a homing pigeon that wouldn't go home! Mrs. Bill Gaucher of Bluewater Taxi Service did, last week. This fat and fancy racer found itself a roost in the cab company office and stayed the night. It was well fed, watered and warm. It had no inclination to go,home. Who knows, perhaps it was waiting for a cab! — Staff Photofc - d FIGHT TB AND OTHER RESPIRATORY DISEASES fa ..,, • JI 411. V,,k7k,r00 0� BE 'WHERE THE ACTION 18; For Your Entertainment— The Popular, ELGIN FISHER_ TRIO Dancing from 9 to ? SMORGASBORD ALL YOU CAN EAT Balloons, Noisemakers, Hats, Horns, Etc. ALL TABLES, RESERVED $10.00. Per Couple . • No Reservations, No Cover in the "LADIES: and ESCORTS ROOM" • THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaforth, Ontario a ,r k,, BENEFIT DANCE For BRIAN and DARLENE PORTER, RR 2, GODERICH WHOSE HOME AND BELONGINGS WERE LOST IN A FIRE ON NOVEMBER 8 Goderich .Memorial Arena FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4 9 P.M. ADMISSION FREE DONATIONS WILL. BE APPRECIATED LADIES PLEASE BEING LUNCH MONA CLEMENTS , MQNA CLEMENTS Suggests LITTLE PRINCESS Children's Bath Beauty Gift Sets RIECK PHARMACY Larry Rieck, PHM.B. L4 Archie Barber, PHM.B. CANDLELIGHT TAVERN I -. FRIDAY& SATURDAY DECEMBER 4 & 5 BAY FIELD ROAD GODERICH 524-7711 '. --DINING-7 • u And DANCING The DIMENSIONS BOOK EARLY FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY PARK GODERICH 30 THE SQUARE ' PHONE 5244811 AHRCONDITIONED:. 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