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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-05-27, Page 15• Glade and Brownie News More badges colne BROWNIES Monica", as Heather. Marshall led hem into a very tight "snail" Pack One and then baqk out again At our last meeting we , (without getting tangled up learned a new game called the once!), The Pack turned into a. "Dutch Show Game". It will be brass band for awhile and • _ a While .before we know it really- marched- througir-a song' called well, -but we had .lots .of fun "The Music Mae „ and then trying it out. We also enjore'd—Tifif§fied up the .sing -song by playingcharades using our learning a new one about a bear. - semaphore. ' Our Mini-Packies were a great 4 43A.tok,„4,0...r;3kskaigeLial....4.9,„,,itipe,,,,stg..40...:_agair4=41t04.i.adUz':.47Vt? Wifely weather again as/some of the giAg went'outdoors to work on their testwork, while others worked indoors. When ' we had Pow Wow, Linda Knox showed us her scrapbook which contained nice pictures of foods and flowers. .1144.4.4.1../1 11 4 3, Our meeting cameto an end with Taps and our good. Night. Pack Two In the laseiii-diith or so all our Brownies have had a touch of a toolone or two older Brownies and taught them how to use a compass. We certainly do appreciate havingthese girls come to help us out. GUIDES First Gdderich Company We would like to .take this opportunity to say a special thank you to Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Drennon for coming out and driving for us on .our route magical kind of spring fever it selling Girl Guide cookies. seems. Something very nice has'-% We were happy to have Miss happened anyway because Bonnie Such come to our progress. is being made by 'leaps meeting and join our Company -andboundst Itilact-the-.testrivork---orrewriEG-awd-river-Thii has been done so well -that soon who came arid joined' oui almost all our younger Brownies 'tenderfoot group. will be wearing Golden'Bars and Our meeting began' with maybe there will even be a Inspection, the Horseshoe -Golden Ladder 'or twodor the .formation and the singing of "0' 4 "oldtimers", .Canada" and then the work Interest badges are not,„being period began. neglected either. This week Lieutenant^ Such took our Toymaker badges were• presented to Tracy Nelson, Tenderfoot girls and taught Bonnie Reid, Kathy Weary and them their Promise, _Law, and: -.Susan Wearyt more badge news in the near future too! The ,Brownies• didn't forget their -precious .Cathy fund either and their donations helped it to grow a little -more. The girls who haven't yet earned their • contribution were reminded to try very Hard so they will ,know in their hearts, that they too helped to make Klahane grow. Everyone in the Pack lOves to ' sing and really enjoyed doing ' their newest -favourite - "Auntie •1" Senior Citizens announce • GOD4ICHSIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY;yar214*X $.1% game winners The Senior Citizens of Goderich held their bi-monthlY meeting Jay 19 with Earl Cooper in charge. The evening was spent in progressive cards. -. - Winners- •were:. 50p; . ladies' - high, Mrs. Lena StoW'e; men's high, Earl Cooper; euchre, ladies' high, Mrs. Ruby Markson; men's Arnold Miller; crokinole, Mrs. ftltahat&p.A.e,rwa4e The doorprize .was won by Mrs. Van Oesch. Lunch was served by- Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe and her committee. ',wee The next meeting will be held. June 2. 11 by ri4 reRNIT;NA OF $TRATFORD (hoow yo.ur wedding invitations with complete cyrifidc frs.4n$11.1f elegant selection..,which :includ6.74.04)uncements and all the "V'orreaelnirg accessories. , Our eliding gift to you_ , 1,.wrok-Pl.kvy,44-&-xts4flikg..41?#,460:444-S-40,g,Atta..,44,.. Processed in luxurious gold. • , Come' in and receive your free Bridal Gitt:Register 6firbrridi 4igual-Otar West Street 5248331 • .4^Motto.,andFeaptain *iaa-P3: the Second Class girls and taught • — them how to lay and read a trail of woodcraft signs. During, Campfire; which7was 0,r_ springtime me -nus .led by Brenda Thompson and ' traw erry admit nuc Sally Stringer, the Guides enjoyed songs and skits. The girls who had gone ,,on a hike .with Captain Graves about two weeks back showed the rest o1 the Company the nature. objeas they'd collected that day. The meeting "closed with "Day Is Done": . • Dungannon UN/ hosts --StraWberries truly shine in deserts. Our inter„pretation of a Strawberry Parfait — Italian Style combihes the special, look and luscious flavour of a fancy' gourmet dessert with the"e'age of convenience foods. • Fill your prettiest dessert glasses with layers of vanilla pudding, macaroon crumbs, slivered almonds and sliced fresh -Strawberries: Top with' thawed frozen whipped topping., and ' grand • moth Iersmeeting garnish' With • ad'onal „.‘ alMonds. straw berries and slivered' • Twenty. members . and five • quests attended the May • AGrandmother's meeting r at Dungannon' UnitedChurch. Mrs. I. Rivett opened the meeting 'with a poem entitled "In Honour of Mother”. Mrs. N. Pedrson, read Psalm 139 andleatl in prayer. Mrs. Rivett introduced Mrs. L. Pentland, who showed a map of .Florida and gave a talk on it's location, climate, industries, population, and maw interesting points. Mrs. MCClenaghart then assisted Mrs. Pentland ,in showing s9me slides of points of interest, near ' where • Mrs. Pentlandlives during the winter months and 'thanked Mrs. Pentland . for her very informative talk. Mrs. Pentland.. received the offering,, arid Mrs. . Rivett dedicated , it. Mrs. , G. McNee Continued the meeting with the , . 1 roll call. Mrs. L. Hasty read the 'correspondence, and gave a report on cards sent. 'Mrs. H. ,Alton gave the 'treasurer's report. The group is to cater to a 'wedding on May 29, an Insurance dinner in Lucknow on , June 2 and also a wedding July 17 A prize was given to the grandmother with a birthday closest to,May 1£3,, This went to Mrs. R. Johnston. Theprize for the oldest grandmother went to Mrs. J. Ryan and the prize to the youngest grandmother was received by Mrs. M. Bere. Lunch was served by Mrs. K. Dawson, Mrs. A. J. Slierwooll, Mrs. L. Hasty and Mrs. J. Alton, Following lunch there was an exchange of plants, slips, and bulbs. 'Mrs. M. Bere thanked the U. C. W. ladies on behalf of the grandmothers, for 'this special meeting. • Dollars shrink— I • • Houses increasein real value! Voila! A dessert regal enough for Company, yet easy enough to pep up a Wednesday supper for the family. STRAWBERRY PARFAIT L - ITALIAN STYLE 1.cup thawed frozen whipped topping 1 tablespoon brandy* ; 1 -pint fresh strawberries 1 package (4 serving size) Vanilla pudding and pie filling • 2 • tablespoons- crumbled macaroons cup slivered almonds *Or use teaspoon brandy extract • av PRFETEVERY TIME Compare the price of any house today with its value twenty years. ago. ilt's up --way up! Hedge against creeping inflation by buying a home right now. A Victoria-ancl Grey mortgage could be the smartest deal you.ever mack Get it today at Victoria and Grey. VG ,The senior Trust Company devoted entirely to serving the people of Ontario. WCTORIAanGREYT RUST COMPANY SINCE 1 889 ' .11 1 9:00 io 5:00 Monday to Thursday ,iVOZYtotMt**090, Witt;r4ZIOVer.'` ZZU.71:417; A'Lealand Manager 574-7387 Elgin anti Kingston , Streets, Goderich ' IG MOBILE SALE PRICES' SLASHED. THIS WEEK'S ‘SPECIAL 7 Big 60' x 12'. three big bedroom, Expand° in living room, ,heavy duty furnace, extra heavy duty insulation, No. 1 nylon carpet, luxurious furnishings, big 14 cu. ft. double door Frigidaire,'house size dinette; 8' pleated drapes, big picture.bay window, stainless , steel sink, deluxe range, shutters at all windbws, Expando, makes living room 16' wide,' has extra big bedrooms for chilttren with lots of wardrobes and posturpedic beds, strictly a deluxe home, brand new 1971'show model. Regular. price $11,400. Our Special Sale Price — $9,495. -SAVE $2,000. . DOUBLE WIDE HOUSE — 48' x: 22' three bedroom, dkluxe- furnishings, shag carpet, electric range, makes a beautiful home. All house construction: Sale Price' -1- delivered, set up and ready to live in — $12,900., BIG 12' x 60' -- three' outside doors, separate front dining room, raised kitcnen, 8' picture window and drapes, extra big masterbedroom, built by Hillcrest — the wor,les most -popular trailer. 5hag carpet in living -room, and rear ,liedroorrr. This is a custom built home. Regular $10,900. Check our Special Low Low Discount Price. - PARKWOOli CUSTOM 60' x 12', shag carpet, deluxe furnishings, fireplace, separate 3rd -outside door with utility room. Come see it! • ONE BIG, BIG, MASTER BEDROOM, big- kitchen, big living room,ideal for newlyweds or retired couple, double door fridge, house type dinette,lots of windows. Special Low Price $6,995. MOTOR HOMES 20' and also 24' models on display. $8,995 !urnished.-- Dodge chassis, 318 V-8 , engine, power steering, power brakes, one only at this price.. USED 60' x 12' repossession, must be sOld, take over payments, only $400 down„delivored, set up, everything works, one year old. TWO USED UNITS — 10' 40' two bedroom, new white paint, new bedrobm and living room furniture, extra clean, ready to move in, lots of wardrobe space. Only $3,295 'delniered and blocked up. 41' x 8' two bedroom, full bathtub and shower,, excellent condition inside and out. Ideal for the cottage. A steal -for only $2,795 delivered and blocked up. ONE NEW 50' x 12' Quality home, heavy- insula,ticin, heavy duty furnace, one only at $5,995. Ten years to pay, payments like ren't. USED TWO WEEKS — Absolutely like new, ,56' x 12' two bedroom, front living room. Come make an offer. Special low, low price. '71 model'full factory warranty.. TAKEN IN TRADE — 1967 XL FORD CONVERTIBLE, in excellent contlition, 390 four barrel engine, bucket seats with floor shift automatic. 1969 DODGE Coronet 9 Passenger Sfation Wagon, 24,000 actual miles, brand new- tires yesterday. This car is in absolutely new condition, must see to believe, taken in trade on motor home from older gentleman. Cost $5,140 new. Only $2,495. Beautiful leather interior. Free delivery and set up orfall units in area. THREE 3 BEDROOM TRAILERS IN STOCK. Lots of TRAVEL TRAILERS. AS ALWAYS ONTARIO'S BIGGEST DISCOUNT DEALER Hilltop Mobile .Howes Between London and Lambeth 1p 00)10 a rncli fe.,12f o . 11,.,,„LondtgaAtwza‘.--, , ip0:67a742704,'S=...itk St'Stitt ' .--- - Open 7 days a week. We tradb for anything that doesn't eat. Prepare pudding and pie filling Taccording. to package d• irections; cool thoroughly. Combine whipped topping and brandy. 'Reserve 8 strawberries for garnish; .hull and slide remaining berries. Layer pudding,. .macaroon crumbs, alnionds and sliced: stra'wlierries into 8 dessert dishes. Top with whipped topping. ,Garnish with reserved berries,and additional almonds. Makes $ servings. off aJOHN JEFFERY & 163 mu Yes,' vie key* lust about oieryiliiiig-irrin- ill • nand the lumber and building supplies line. Whet's mom ,for the quality -we 'handle the price Is debt. Mos thinking,of Building Materials, think of ea. • SON mem ' • , • This is your chance totell Canada who yoU arcand„ how you're doing. Census day is almo5t like voting day It's our right and privilege. Your chance to • • It Canada know all about yourself ,and"your • family. How and where' you live. It's as ' " secret 'as the ballot. All these facts become *statistics. And many:organizations use them •to plan.for our future,.. • This is. 116,w govettaments know where tQ spend money' for' the most necessary things: hospitals, schools, housing projects, roads and highways,'Ommunity centres, parks For exaviple, a high -percentage of ' • children under five in ono section of , your community may alert the board .1of education to the need for a new • school. Or, districts wit h a high • proportiem of sub -standard housing may 'be identified and 1, • ear marked for urbal renewal and development programs. Things like that. „ - • It's a do-it-yourself census. Any day now, receive your census questionnaire. The idea is that everyone ill Canada must fill ' in that form on June 1 if a pre -Paid 'return envelope came with the populatiem census form complete -the questionnaire and mail it back.. If there is no -- don't mail it but hold the form until it • is picked up by a census representative. • 'This will probably he the first time you've ever had the chance'to fill in your own census form. The old way of sending Census takers around knocking on doors and asking you .questions sOrvc1 a useful purpose " in its dgy. But ‘ve've found, after many trial censuses, that people do a better job when - they fill in their questionnaires themselves. if you 'are a _farm Operator .• If you have a farm, -the census representative will bring you the Census of Agriculture form alotig with the population census form. The extra information you give is important for government farm 'programs 'and farm .'organizations in the years ahead. Some time after June I, the census • • . representative will call on you to pick up the completed census forms. So -don't mail them back. 11 hat. happens if 'somebody doeSn fill in his census form? Everyone in Canada is required by law to be counted in the national census. a, If you don't bother, a census representative will have to come around and fill in your • questionnaire with ylitt. So, if you do • yourself, yotell save time and money for • Census: / 1116 0•Abrt PNVe need facts about you . . . arid your family. Otherwise wp won't have the whole story Give a few minutes to the Census f Canada. And Canada give you a betterf ultat5. It's your Census Ever one h tl 4-xav/mAlisk. . y as the everyone. right to be .counted. Everyone has the right to expect the information.be,,givesAa.be treated in absolute,confidence And you can be sure that the inforniation will be used , foethe good of all Canadians. . So, don't,forget. June 1. Tell 'us what's new. Cl/ • • • • ,••