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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-10-21, Page 22,4, n £+�, " t , Oki ,OBER 21, 1974 ti .44 ti 4 The Goderich Recreation Committee sponsored Women's Craft activities got underway last Thursday morning at the Goderich Town Hall with about 10 ladies taking opportunity of the opening class. Under the direction of Susan Bell, standing; tie ladies are learning the finer points ,of knitting, crochet work, and pattern design,'eswell ,eas many other crafts. (Staff Photo) St. Peter's wamen‘'ready 'for annual {hristmns -fair A regular meeting of St. to 9 p.m. Proceeds from this sale Peter's Catholic Women's League will be sent to the Holy Ghost was held in St.' Peter's Parish Missions. .comment on abortion. Also in Hall on Wednesday,`IOctober 6. The 'annual Christmas Fair attendance will be .Miss Kate ttiar- it u -•-of -the previrnus--•--vas--d:-cu d in detail. The -date -O-=Neil, u- -mem-bei• of the meeting were adopted and all corresponderice dealt with. The secretary was asked to "send a card' of thanks to the McCallum Funeral Home for the Prayer Card's they had printed.•A note of thanks is also to be sent to William McGuire for a piano he " recently donated to the Catholic Wpmen's--L-eague "The piano is now on loan to %the Queen' Elizabeth School For The Retarded. •' b The financial report was read and accepted. A Mass will be,,affered for the late, ' tstven Kovacs, father of ,Mrs.. Julius .Kovacs, .who passed ,away, ,in.,Hungary .recently. Mrs. John" Buchanan offered to teach a course in sewing, entitled "Sewing With Knits", to any interested ladies in the 'parish. The ladies were reminded, of the annual Deanery, meeting to be held in, Zurich on December 27.. Anyone interested in attending should call 524-9427, before October 20 so that ' travelling arrangements may be. completed. An invitation froth the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League to attend a meeting to be he on November 1, next. was re, ed..... A ,.,speaker •. from Consumer Affairs will be their guest. The Catholic Women's. League will • again purchase a Wreath to be placed at the Cenotaph in November. • • L. De Veber of London. Dr. De Veber will show slides and of 'this.event will be November 27 from 2 p.m. to 5 R.rn2. The,regular November meetinof the Catholic Women's. League. will be a pot luck supper for the members, followed by a visit from Dr. L. "Birthright" Organization. The r:b,l,a,r.--D"er"e'lt'i"lii``. meeting. "wilt -he "'a-virsit. with the patients at the Goderich. Psychiatric Hospital. r .m .. The meeting adjoutned, followed by lunch. Abandoned puppies have • homes; investigation on Goderich animal control officer Richard Eisler informed the Signal Star this week that - homes have been located for the two pups found reevently starving to death a`t Feagans' pit where they had apparently been deliberately deserted: - "I received better than two dozen phone .calls offering• to take one of the pups and 1 am happy to report that they have both Sound good homes," he said. Mr. Eisler also reported that the picture pyblished in the Signal Star in its issue of October .7 helped to l cate the original owners. of thy; pups and thatan investigation is being - further conducted into the • matter. • The pups were found in the pit°by youngsters playing in the area and • turned over to the animal control officer. Mr. Eisler indicated that this sort of cruelty occurs far to often and said' that there will be a +rack • ,, A Rats a ag_e_Sa.l. wil be beicL._.... in St. Peter's Parish Hall on Friday, _October 22, from 7 p.m. Jmes.viIIe U Exeter woman speak ar 'l'he' October mee,tiug of "'"'"t'h'anked Mrs. Miner for her thanks to Mrs. Warr, and ll "lmesville U.C.W. ...was- interesting talk. Miner. co hducted by the president, Mrs. Mrs. Warr , "favored with At the close of the meeting, Wm, Norman% another solo from a C:LI.I.T. , lunch was served on tables Mrs. Barrie Walter and,' Mrs, candlelight serviee, "They Will decorated for Autumn. A social Harp, Xudmore assisted with the Know We Are Christian 43y Our time was enjoyed with ,ladies ' ,worship service. T,he,theme was .,.Love". •„,.,,, rf`rom Goshen,_ .Varna - ,and..,.::. *Tftrksgiving'. .': -- .,.°.. , • • Mrs; " Norman. -expresseti 't=641VIRMIeton chtirehes: ° d Mrs. Mrs. Gerry Ginn gave a reading reminding members of the man} 'things for which we can be thankful. .Mrs, Leonard Warr sang a solo, "How ''Much More': The words and music are about 124 years old. Mrs. Edward. Grigg -. introduced the guest speaker, Mrs, Stewart Miner from James St„ Exeter. Mrs, Miner gave a thought provoking talk on change in the church. "As other things change, so - must the' church," she said. "Are we too social in our churches'? Should - we show a differ -epee between Christian and non -.0 h ristian?" she asked. "What are our attitudes '"Tb""'' persons{ who have made mistakes and were put in jail as a result? Do we need to change our ideas about how one should dress• to attend church? Our clothing budgets are different." Mrs. Chester St'y ably CUP, FOR REFERENCE - CLIP down on offenders •involved in 1 unnecessary cruelty to animals. ,11 . I Dairy Dippers ready for achie'vemen't daffy On October 9 the Dungannon Dairy Dippers held their fifth meeting at Mrs. Ivan Rivett's home. The discussion at this meeting was planning around the main course, white sauce, , all about cheese and cream in the main course. The dishes demonstrated and eaten at this meeting' ' were Chicken a la King and Lemon Cake Top PUddIng. For , group work the club listed foods containing dairy products and.. wrote up a non-dairy menu and discussed how to improve it. r There will be no meetings uTrtih •-N-o-vgmber-i"•--sit ice - Achievement Day -i. n'l "until December. natio m�to�ski i'es- you la For .Octogenarians.; Y ' ... and those older The Goderich Signal -Star is pleased to extend happiest birthday greetings to the following new member of the Octogenarian Club: GEORGE MILLIAN, Auburn, who celebrates. his 90th birthday tomorrow, Friday;October 22; MRS.A., COOPER, 80 Hamilton Street, who marks her 90th birthday today, Thursday, October 21. .• a you know of someone who willte celebrating_.an__8Qth.. birthday of better in the near future and would like to have his -• or•Aher-,name..,r entioned in this column, please. telephone 524-8331 giving the name, address, age and birthday of the celebrant. There is absolutely no charge for this Service and we arr pleased to hear from all of you. FOR REFERENCE .- CLIP FOR James Richardson it Sons Ltd •Sgrving The ,Feed Dealers. of „Western Ontario PHONE 524.8488.; GODERICH Get' bigger bt and quicker cash valuep with Manulife 25, -the "special advantages" .:policy. Tel: 524.7 W. E. Williams Representative GODERICH Tel; 524.7102 too REFERENCE - CLIP FOR REFERENCE CaII your nearest Manufacturers Life Representative. MANUFACTURERSIiNSI:J�RANCECOMPANY LIFE CLIP FOR REFERENCE -t-CLIP FOR REFERENCE - WE'VE ARRIVED...COME AND im it A JOIN die Id fill T. BLYTH ONTARIO • AT OUR Location " F Ti-IE7HLLL -ONE' MILE° SOUTH OF BLYTH ON HIGHWAY 4 us. TE,LEPHONE 519-523-459 .1 e !Li IP OUR NEW BUILDINGii FRESH CIDER and HOMEMADE COOKIES are ON THEHOUSE October 23, 30 & November 5 We're very pro it of our new building. Now, in. conjunction 'with ATLAS FUR TANNING AND DYEING LTD. (processors) -and COUNTY SHEEPSKINS. (manufacturers), we are able to offer a,most uniqtie wool "and leather showroom. Come and join us at our•annual Factory Outlet Sale. Our, new building has ben constructed "for your shopping pleasure, a • country • atmosphere with lots of beautiful scenery and huge• parking area. Because of our new facilities, we are able „to.. offer you prices direct from_ our '. own processing and manufacturing plant. • s SPEC14..L,HOURS • 9:00 A.M' TO 6:00 p.m. DAILY FRIDAY &'.SATURDAY TIL 9:30 P.M. LEATHER _Thus year The 'Old Mill is able An offer you many lines made. expressly for the OPENING of our, GA R M E N TS ' new location at "never to be ,repeated" prices for this quality and style. We have no problem with shortening or minor alterations, with our seamstress there to serve you -many alterations can be done while you wait. This year we are proud to present, some of our own %hearling products manufactured exclusively for us by ""County Sheepskins". The• Old Mill is THE leather coat'spncialist and this year's -collection is the most spectacular yet!. For a shopping experience, you won't wantto miss, visit us at our OPENING and Factory Outlet Sale - Oct,n23 to Dec. 31. • .LADIES M LEATHER COATS Plush suedes, analines and cabrettas so silky, and , soft you wouldn't believe they last for years." J A C KIT'S _-eve'r`y p"optilar style; Valued from $30 to $110 FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED • From 19.95 to 89.93 PANT COATS - -this season's fun coat Valued from $80 to $125 FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED' From 49,,3 to '99."' 4�.............,.n., '72 CADET The hew compact Moto -Ski S595d0 4 . motoski 72 the tough one 'on all single cylinder models NO DO V1V' kYMENT until the snow flies! 14 Models, all packed with performance, design and safety features th' t make Moto -Ski YOUR best buy! Over 300 Mote` Ski dealers in Ontario to sere you. At�m�tive. 4 Supp1yH Hurart. R#,oad ,Goderich, Ont, M NOTE THISIOPENING SALE SPECIA L Genuine shearling 'coat, with or without hood, Austrian braided trim or embroidery. An $85.00 value • FACTORY --SALE 59 9 5 OUTLET - PRICE • NOTE THIS OPENING SALE SPECIA - Suede pant coat, lined and, trimmed with mongolian pile. - Purple, brown, beige, blue. An $80.00 value. , $80.00 FACTORY SALE9 5 Valtie OUTLET PRICE 4 9 - BASIC COAT -a beautifur and versatile addition to your wardrobe Valued from $95 to $250 From 75. FACTORY OUTLET'SALE PRICED t� 200• 0 0 0.0 .,, 6.00 D i S -many lavishly • r fin trimmed -a beautiful collection of tj•iis terrific style coat Valued from $150 to $275 FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED as From 124." to 250." SHEARLINGS ooaswith -'-for winter and skiing enthusiasts. -a warm and snappy style • Valued from $99 to $225 FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED From 59.9 5 to 18 9 �" Choose a fur collar tp enhance your coat. We stock lynx, Norwegian fox @nd raccoon. We will attach this tr' your coat at no charge. To complete your outfit we have matching• leathj'r hats and handbags. 1:ME N �5 -COATS and JACKETS. Some men like a dressy .,., coat, some • men like a- -,casual coat, other men like a bargain and we can, suit all three! MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED JACKETS -a full range of st les • leathers and co ours Valued 'from $29.95 to $145.00 FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICE From119 . os oto 99.95 NOTE THIS OPENING SALE SPECIAL Men's jacket with zip -in lining $75.00 VALUE Factory Outlet Saler Priced 49., 5 COATS -leather, suede, nappa, analine, shearling Valued from $99.95 to $210.00 Factory - Sale Outlet Price From ° 5 Q� °S 79,+4,�;,�,1��4 ,s1 �Q,�,t+xsa. Visit The Old Mill at its • ''''new location and choose from this outstanding collection"af factory outlet prices. - Don't Miss Our Complete Line Of LADIES SWEATERS8 SKIRTS SHEARLING Wash -Mitts' t% 9 And Dusters RIDING BOOTS Shearling Birte'd .� :SNOW BOOTS 1:. FACTORY OUTLET SAI,..E PRICED CHAMOIS Excellent Stocking bluffer 01•5Os'>m t� 3.9 5 Toys A delight to every child! Soft, cuddly sheepskin toys - , all. handmade. -teddy bear s" -rabbits --lambs -pram balls -leather dressed. dolls 994.to. 29.95 SHEARLING VESTS. A must for the person who works outdoors or loves to hunt. White 8" *+ Brown 10 "Brown 4 in. longer 12• "" MOHAIR , kROW$ ""; 'DEAL:--= '•"L3'R" '11r'!TS• . So warm, so comfortable, so light. Fashion coldurs & tartans. 22." 24.".'#5.°° SCARVES, TAMS, BERETS A'. fashion accessory, ---especial1y: nice with your suede or leather coat. SCARVES From 5.95 to 8.95 TAMS & BERETS . Prom 6..95. • to 10.95 by -lambswool shetland -cashmere Don't rill s ° buying t$Sis • quality in skirts; slacks and sweaters - -- they' make a beautiful gift. SWEATERS SALE PRICED • From 9,50 to 42.50 SLACKS and SKIRTS SALE PRICED , From 19.95 to 29.95 NOTET.HESE �PmENING SALE- _ SPECIALS - Machine Washable Botany Wool CARDIGANS SALE and'' S PULLOVERS '- • and PRICE 9 ". SHETLAND x$29:95 CARDIGAN value SALE PRICE 19•95 Navy or White - With Braid Trim MEN'S -SWEATERS --lambswool COME AND BROW5E -shetlands ' ' THROUGH OUR " -bulkr-knjts INTERESTING -fisherman knits 'COLLECTION AT SALE PRICES. NOTE THIS OPENING ^SALE SPECIAL Authentic,Aran Wool -= From Ireland Fisherman Knit - SALE;RICE PULLOVERS $50.0095 Value ;39 • 41 AN EXCITING NEW LINE ' WOOLSHIRT JACKETS MEN'S -LADIES' -BOYS FROM 3X UP - GIRLS' F R OM 3X UP --_._,;...,....,......._ JUST IN TIME FOR FALL IN PLEASING TARTANS Min's -- $19.95 Value - 15.9 5, canes' -119.95 Value Child's - $8 & $12.60 Value -•. 6.95 itt 9.95 to • A 0 • a 41 NEW LOCATION NEW LOCATION NEW LOCATION • NEW LOCATION NEW LOCATION NEW LOCATION -. NEW I„O,CATION �.� NEW LdCATION - - 4'