HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-11-11, Page 44 clPpERICH SIPNALeSTAR. THURSDAY, NOVEKI3ER 11, 1971
ubum. and ' District ;Port Albert
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RS. VVES. BRADNOCK Capt. C. J. Hoy ortagotville,
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Auburn - W alkerburn Club sees
hoc ke-y refereeing which °he
were hockey coaching and,,
11 0 ir passed' snccessfully. visited
• Jamaica pics, souvenirs
with his parents,. Mr. and Mrs.
Soaals Clarence Hoy for a Week. r
The Walkerburn Club held its by Misses Brenda Ball and Mrs. Roy Petrie returned
526-7595 Quebec, was at Camp Borden for
two weeks. The courses he took
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rae of
Sarnia spent .the weekend with
her pareifts, Mr, and. Mrs.
Po444...,42tije and brother, Ross
troble.
rEToiifitfrand
'4 Miss Linda Moore of Mitchell
visited last Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Straughan are visiting relativesin
Kitchener this week.
Stephen Haggitt of Hamilton
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Haigitt.--On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
“Haggitt.**0-rit'roll-arrtittorrwinen---'
Mr. Stephen returned to classes
lot Mohawk College and visited
with N1r. and Mrs. Kenneth
Haggit t.
Friends are pleased to learn
that Mrs, Charles Scott and Mrs.
'Richard Brooks . were well
enough to return home after
. being patients in Clinton 7
., Hospital, •Both-.• are. co -n vale -king,
-at-their Homes in the village,
"Mrs. ,Mary Johnston of
Goderich is visiting' with her
brother. Frank Raithby and Mrs.
Raithby this past week.
We are pleased to report that
Wilfred Sanderson is improving
in health in Victoria hospital,
London. We wish him a.§ROcL C. Drennan
monthly meeting in the form of
a Hallowee'en party when all the
members came in, ebstume.
Prizes 'were awarded to MrS,
Elliott.' Lapp for having the Most
origtnaLL'osttiple; glistja_
McClinchey who couldn't be
identified;. and to Mrs. Ted
Hunkfitg• for being the funniest.
The ' President Mrs. Elliott
Lapp opened the meeting. The
minutes were appriived as_tead
by Mrs. John Hallam in' the
absence of the secretary, Mrs.
Worthy Young. The .meeting was
held at the home of Mrs, Roy
Daer.
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The draw PriZe. waS 'WOri
Pauline Andrie, This had been
donated by Mrs. Ted HUnking.
• An interesting talk was given
• Pauline Andrie on Jamaica
where they had holidayed a few
weeks . ago. They showed
pictures and souvenirs which
they had brought home with
them, „„fro,a_i_tieic. trip.
Ronald dross thanked them for
their' travelogue and presented
them with gifts of appreciation.
To, help with the support of
their Foster Korean ChIld, a
miscellaneous acution sale was
held with Miss Ball and Nliss
Andrie acting as auctioneers.
Plans .were made, for the next
meeting to be held at the home
of Mrs. John Hallam.
'f1ClOUSIU nen was served
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by Mrs. Ted -Hunking and Mrs.
Joe,: HUnking 'assisted by the
hostess, Mrs. Roy
Daer. Hospital
hoine qn Saturday:She had been
' visiting - her daughters, Mrs.
Charlie Crossett of Etobicoke
and Mrs. Gord Cockfield of
Detroit
'St.: Helen
Mrs. W. I. -Miller and Isobel
and Miss W. D. Rutherforespent
a few days at Ric'tlThond Hill
with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
McIntyre.
Carol Martin and Delores
Hofstetter 'of Baden left by
plane on Saturday for Colton,
holiday with Mrs. Sue Durnford. •
William Webster is a patient
in Wingh-am- acid District
0. M. BtAltE
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Mr: and Mrs. ,Roy -Cope,
Sheila and Carol of London were
Sundav'• guests with Mr, and.Mrs.
-Kenneth McDougall.
Vnirtrielei—fri*:747MF-'
from, London on 'Saturday for
Calgary td send a week with
• her sister, Miss Wanda Wilson.
. Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred
• Congram of Winghai:n spent
Thursday 'eening with Mr. and
Mrs. Dwighl. Aldham, John;
, Greg, and Larrisa were at the
and
horde of the former's mother,
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weekend.
Your local- corre?Pondent,
Mrs. Cecil Blake, aria LT,.C.W.
'reporter, Mrs. Jack Alton,
attended a seminar in Goderich.
Bedford Hotel. Over twenty
• Mrs. Irina- Anderson of
Godeltich was a 'recent visitor
with Mrs. Harvey.Webb.
A large crowd attended the,
Remembrance Day Service on
.Sunday afternoon at the -St..„
Helens Hall. • ,
Mr. arid Nfrs. Ross Errington
and family spent the weekend
with Rev.' and Mrs: Harley
Moore at Cedar Springs.
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Mr. and Mrs: Fred Youngblut, • persons received, instructions
Mrs. Lorne Ivers.
Misses Laura. June. Marie and from staff • members of the
David Dawson returned home •
Mrs. Anne °"Girling, all of Goderich Si nal -Star and
Woodstock, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson. ,
' - Word was 'received here by
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Johnston
that his Sister. Mrs. Ethel Farrow
of Mitchell has undergone
surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. We wish her a speedy..
recovery.
Keith Scott, Mark Arthur and
Charles Beadle all of London. all
• • sent .the weekend at their
home,s here.
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WILLIAM J. TROMM"ER
Class A Licensed
Mechanic
has commenced
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on Saturday .after a week in the..
Parry Sound area. He was quite
successful in deer -hunting:
Those who attended 'the
Consume r4 seminar in response
to an invitation f m the C.W.L.
of Kingsbrid ound it quite
beneficial, last'Monday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Diamond, 'Nev
Hamburg, Provincial Public
Reations Officer, was guest
speaker at a Short Course in
Dungannon-. Thursday,
• November 4. This one day
--course on Business • Procedures
was sponsored by the Women's
Institute and was available to
anyone in the, community,'
• Miss' Beatrice McClenaghan
from Winnipeg is at honie, with
her, parents. Rev. and. Mrs.
Clarence McClenaghan.
Word has been received here
by relatives of the death of Mrs.
Allen McCauley, 'nee Olive
Henry, of Flesherton,in -her 76
year. She was born and raised in
Ash field township, ninth
concession, younger daughter of
the late William Henry' and
Frances Pentland,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sowerby
of Thornhill visited this
weekend at their parental
homes • here and Goderich
township.
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• participated in discussion. .We
are grateft4 for their help, for
lunch, and for a tour of the
Printing Office.• '
The snOwfall and cold winds
this week -end are„remindersthat
Winter is here.
The Dungannon Dairy
Dippers held their sixth meeting
on Satufdly-,' November 6, at.
Mrs. Howard Culbert's home.
„At this meeting. the girls
discussed Dairy beserts with
milk, .butter, cheese, and frozen.)
• dairy desserts.'
Since Achievement Day is
coming up soon. the Club
discusse''d and made plans fbr the
day. The girls. also wrote a slit
to ...demonstrate milk's
importance. _ •
At this meeting we had lemon
chiffon and cheese cake, two
• delicious desserts made from
----dairy products.
The next, and last meeting of
the Dungannon Dairy Dippers
will be on SaturdaN, November
13.
Killgbtidge News
BY MRS. A. VAN OSCH
Michael Courtney has been in
London 'where he has been
taking an eight 'weeks mechanics
coune at Fanshawe College. He
-is employed at Jack McDonalds's
Service Station in Lucknow.
On Sunday, November 7 Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Riegling had as
dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Riegling and Max, and Mr.and
Mrs, Frank Ritchie. „• The
Occasion was to celebrate Todd's
seeand birthday.
A very imformative school
me-eling ' herd-on-ThesdaY-
eveMng of last week.' Mr. Tokar,
Assistant Superintendent of the
Huron -Perth Separate schools
was vest speaker e4iiplaining the
new education system.
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Ladies Volley Bali games will
begin thi, ay s_ Tuesdevening in
the School gym. It is hoped that
many ladies in the. area will
come out for an evening of fun.
ayherno�ri,
Mrs. Joe, O'Keefe, Mrs. Joe
Courtney, M. Jim Martin and
Mrs. Antone'Van Oseh„ attended
a "seminar" for correspondents
or contributors to the Goderich
Signal -Star, at the Bedford Hotel
In Goderich.
A new Advisory Board Was
been elected for- ,St.Ao.se.ph's
Parish. Elected for a three yearm
terare: Clarence Doherty, Joe
O'Keefe and Ray Hogan,
representing the Young People;
serving a two year term are Mrs.
Walter Clare and John Van'
Rooy, elected for one year.are
Mark Dalton and Mrs. Carl
Riegling.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Osch
and family Of Waterloo were
Sunday visitors with Mr., andMrs.
Mrs. Jack Van Osch.
BY MARGARET AUSTIN
The first Company Girl
Guides held their weekly
meeting in the church hall on
November •4.` Capt. Tigert
opened. the meeting with a
prayer and Roll Call was taken.
The girls divided into three
groups to play a compass game.
• After that Vie girls-prefSa-red-rot-'
a graphing game.
• Bluebird's -had campfire with
games, skits and songs. The
meeting closed with'a prayer and
taps
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It vas standing room only in
the auditorium on Friday
afternoon for the annual
party. 'Several
residents and staff' .in costume
led the parade to music by' the
Huronview Orchestra, assisted by
Mr. and • Mrs. ,Bert Finlay of
Goderich.
Following an -hour of dancing
and game's, apples, candies,' and
cookies were served, The
afternoon proved tobe quite
success and the co-operation of
the staff and' volunteers was
greatly appreciated: . •
A group of Young People
from the. Christian Reform
Church Provided special musical
numbers at the -Sunday evening
song service led ;by Digk Roorda.
Members of the Senior
Citizens Club of Goderich joined
the residents foran afternoon of
progressive euchre and games ori
Wednesday. Twelve tables of
euchre were played mitli Francis
Inglis. and Charles Jeffs- sharingn
high scores. ConsOlatio
winners were Mr. McKaY and
Communion services were
held in the chapel this week with
Reverend Russell of the_
'Anglican Church officiating on
Thursday Morning and Father
Kelly, 'Clinton - on Friday
morning.
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The-Seaforth,Junior Farmers
arranged the entertainment for
Family Night with the President,
Keith Williamson 'introducing
the program. The Junior Farmer
Choir directed by Rev. Docken of
Walton sang. several selections;
there were vocal numbers by the
Henderson , sisters, Darlene,
"Donna, and Debbie; duets by
Grace Campbell• and -Ruth,
Townsend, Irma Price ,and
Evelyn Storey; solo .by Graham s„
Craig; step dancing by Bill and
Murray Henderson; ,and sqUare•
dancing by the Junior Farmer
set with Mrs. 'Orville Storey
calling. Accompanists for the
program were .Mrs. Henderson
and Irma 'Price. Miss Gray
thanked the entertainers on
behalf of the residents.
Food outlook
:Pork: Little change in prices,
, can be expected. Supplies are
declining and are expected to b
close to thoSe••of a year ago. D e
to recent, U.S. economic policy,
erithere will probably be no sharp
price increases.
Beef: Prices may be relatively
lower reflecting U.S. freezing of
wholesale and retail beef prices.
Fgg§:' Plentiful supplies at •
steady pries.
Poultry 'Meat: Broiler and
roaster chicken will be • in°
pledful supply at firm prices.
Turkeys of all weights will be in
plentiful supply' at steady to
slightly lower prices.
Apples: Supplies. adequate -
prices declining from preseason
highs.
Pears: Ample supplies - low
prices.
Table 'Grapes:-3Dirninishing
supplies, prices steady!.
• Cranberries . - Adequate
supplies - prices steady.
" Potatoes: Increasing'supplies
- prices declining.
• • Onions: Moderate supplies -
prices steady to declining.
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