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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-05-11, Page 44:R# THU'ItSi)/iY* tlifi It, 1972 For the third time this year theGoderich Signal -Star isihosting a G.D.C.1. student as part of the High School's work week prograrti. During the past week the ranks of our office staffhave been bolstered by Trudy .Clemerits who has been picking up some practical experience. involving office .duties.—Staff photo. Kingsbridge Twenty-five senior pupils. ,three teachers. and chaperones from St.. Joseph's School. Kingsbridge leave Monday, May 29 for a, student trrp Victoriaville. Quebec. returning home.on Friday. June 2. Transportation will he , by means of a bus, therefore -they ,will have bus disposal for the THE 'EASIEST WAY TO 'CARVE A TOM8STONE. is roma MTRAFIK LIONEL'S. 'SUNOCO At The Five Points Licensed Mechanic Repairs to all Makes inommimmemimmas week there The students are to stay with the students • from '.4otiticAtionwas received from MUrrayOaunt.Nrp that they are entitled to a grant 'of S375 00 through the Opportunity for Youth Prograiti , Also to help cover expenses, a draw will be made on Wednesday, May „1„1at tht-.Rublic Speaking. Program to be held in *the school .Anyone wishing. td have tickets. they maybe obtained by contacting a student'or a resident of this area :The_priz.es will be fir... Digital Clock Radio `value -S50). 'second, 4I -piece set of Ovenware ..(value sn-,.• third. fona hand mixer;Yalue $12 . The-schoolis elig;Ible for the grant as theirtrip is, Inter-. Proyinc.iar The teacher's going are Clem Steffler. Principal. Mrs. Delbert Wilson. and Mrs'. Plourde who teaches French to the 'senior. cla sses. Mr. and Mrs: Joe' raur:tneY- spent a few days in Toronto during the Past week. - Frank Sullivan. who had re.sided in London for the winter has returned to his home here. 0 THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU BY IVIRS*:-INES-OffAi$NOCK7' rkt 526-7595 Walkerburn Cid meets The Walkerburn Club held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Thomas Cunningham with the president,' Mrs. Elliott Lapp in charge. The meeting Was opened by singing 0 Canada, followed by the Lord's Prayer. Mrs.. Lapp gave a reading "The Wild Beatify al Spring". The minutes were All the girls of the three Auburn .and area. 4-H clubs are to be guests at the May meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute on May 16 in the Community Memorial Hall. The girls will present the fashion show that they pusented ..01.1441/4Aiat- Goderith. All girls are to invite their mothers to come to this meeting. About 45 AutittrO girls attended 4-11 Achievement Day at Goderich last Sattirday ., Congratulations to Gail Seers for winning provincial honotrrs and Margaret Franken and Gabrielle Volme on receiving their Ceunty Honours. 'Notes from Nile BY MRS. JACK CLEMENTS I • The Explo'rer girls went roller - 'skating to fintshthe term for this ver and a barbecue outing has also been, sidgested instead of a banquet. David McGee of Collingwood visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McGee, recently. Richard Gravers is back to work in Collingwood after being off for a week on account of the fire in the plant where he works. M. and, Mrs. Char`les Johnston. Larry and Gary visited in Owen Sound recently,with Mr. and -Mrs. Walter-D'ale fa:hilly. Congratulations to all the little bowlers out .this way who took home trophies for bawling this year and worked so hard to win. About 40 people attended a party for Mr. and Mrs. Geo: Rivett at their home for their 54th wedding anniversary. The evening was • spent 4 playing cribbage and daneing. Mutic was supplied • by Jim, Arnold and Jeity. Charles SherWood• frem the West also attended. The evenin 1.41 • d with a beautiful lunchAnd t ree-tierwedding-eake 'made by Mrs. Rivett and decorated by her daughter. , Colborne Central School had a very active evening on 'Friday. The Fun Night was well attended. Each grade had its own booth with, bowling, bingo, throw the coin, shave the balloon, darts, baking CHECK --SMOKE & GIFT SHOP of 4. THER'S DAY ,41 imimmiminme „ EXCELLENT SELECTION DISTINCTIVELY STYLED v."' PRICED RIGHT (Compare & Save MOTHERS DAY CARDS It GIFTINRAPCariton 41, •FA$111ON .ACCESSORIES IN LEATI R I Our elegant line ihcludes clutch purs s, French purses, . mini purses, and key cases. A ,quality canadian:ma'de product reasonably priced: 5?4-7648 and candy sale, mod flowers which were Very pretty and more items. The prices for the games ranged from one -cent to 10 cents and all the prizes were„made by - the children. There were also free draws for games of golf at "Little Point Market Golf Course. ". A number of people Won these. Ajar of Smarties was won by Mrs. Wm. Bogie. Maple Leaf • IODE makes layette, The regular meeting Of the Maple Leaf Chapter IODE was , held Tuesday, May 2, at the home of MrS. J. Skeoch,with 27 me,mbers and five guests present. TheRegent„ Mrs. W. McKellar was inChargebf the meeting. She told the chapter that at the Annual Meeting in Hamilton, the Maple Lear Chapter's activities were mentionedseveraltimes by the • Provincial Report. . Mrs. IL. Murphy moved that the group participate in the CansaVe sponsorship program for a young person. - An invitation Was read from the Hospital Auxiliary reminding the members of their tea May 31. approved as read by Mrs. Roy Daer: in the absence of the secyetary, Mrs. Worthy Young. The roll call was answered by the paying of a two -dollar donatiotras Auburn Socials Mrs. Donald 'Cartwright attended the Office rs '.Conference for the W.I. atGuelph last week as delegate from the Auburn Branch. Mrs. Sidney Lansing is a patient in Clinton hospital. We, 'wish her a speedy recovery., Mrs. William Straughan was able to return home from Clinton hospital where she had been hospitalized with a qactured arm. Mr. and Mrs, Isra,e1 Good, Neil, Paul, Rosemarie, and Jeffrey of 'Wingham , visited -on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cartwright, David, Derrick and Lorie. • Mrs. Bert Daer is a patient in Clinton hospital.,We wish her a Miss Margaret R.- Jackson of Blyth and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock.. visited last Sunday with the latter's aunt, Mrs. Clara Wilson at the McCormick Nursing Home in London. Mrs. Jelin Neville and her son; Mr. Wellington McNall of Wella,nd called on relatives last Tuesday in the village. Mrs. Neville attended the 50th anniversary partyof the W.I. of which she was a charter member. • . Mr. and Mrs: Meredith Young" of Goderich visited on Sunday witp. theirdaughter, Mrs. Lorne Popp and Mr. Popp, Douglas, Diane, Robert, Paul, Debbie, Betty and Davidlo celebrate Mr. Young's and Miss Debbie's birthdays. Mn -and Mrs. W,.G. Elliott and daughters had as guests on the weekend Mr., and Mrs.. Ralph Ellison of Stratford aiicfMrs, C.C. Bradford of London. Mr. W. G. Elliott attended the annual conference of the Milk Cernmission Staff at Toronto last v•;eek Mr. Steve Popko of London isited lastSaturday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips. Mrs. Lorne POpP. i5.._a_patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Elliott were retent visitors with Mr:.and Mrs. Bob,Tindall near Lucan. Mr. Norman McDowell is convalescing at his- home after being a patient in. Goderich Hospital, Two mishaps in Goderich .4 The Goderich Municipal Police Force this Week report only two motor vehicle accidents on local, streets. On Wednesday, May 3, a' ,two - car collision occurred. at the - corner of Wellington and Picton, Streets between vehicles driven' by bonalda Denomme of 193, • MacDonald Street, Goderich, and Katharina Krohmer Of • 186 Victoria Street in London. a special collection. On motion of Mrs. .itay Daer and Mrs. Lloyd MdClinchey it was agreed that one-third of the special collection *go to the Easter, fund and the remainder be given to the support of the foster child. It was suggested that a 'penny sale of bulbs and seeds be held at the next meeting. The program will beiin charge of Mrs. James Jackson and Mrs. Joe Verwey. The lunch committee will be Mrs. Carmen Gross and Mrs. Roy Daer. Mis meeting is to be held at the ho -me of M.rs. Walter Cunningham. . An interesting program of er contests was conducted by Mtts" Garth McClinchey and Mrs. Henry Hunking. Lunch was served by the hostess. umantsmass,-Siwativ#Aret/ss_Dainage in „the_ ac, convener, moved that tne members make up an Arcfic la vette in rieu of a regular layette. This was seconded by Mrs. C. Boddy. The citizenship convener, Mrs. R. McCallum asked the members to report to her if they had attended Council meetings, or L. Were interested in going to a council meeting. " The Ways and Means Committee convener, Mrs. B. Ainslie reported a ver' successftillunchean. She thanked the members, for the excellent' support. A wine and cheese party , will be heldin the fall. Mrs. Ivan Papernick was welcomed into the chapter as a new, member. - Mrs. J. Stringer moved that the group purchase a new table flag engraved for the. '70th anniversary. Mrs„ J. Coates. seconded the motion. The guest speaker, Lealand '11, manager of the Victoria and y'Trust Company, gave a very informative talk on wills. Mr's.- R. McCallum thanked the speaker. Mrs. W. Garrow and her cominittee served coffee at the • close of the meeting. 'AMES BUTANE 1.161ITERS -Westockan excellent leiection by CROWN ELECTRONIC ,SPE6ALLY PRICED. 1106W from $4.9S. (ND FLINT REQUIRED) • a, Sabre, and BUTANE LIGHTiR .' OPENNUIRTLY• TIL 10 SUNDAYS10 A.M. TIL 4 P.M. • 1 •1 $800. . The folloiring day a second two - car collision occurred this' time it the cornerbf Victoria and East Streets. The cars involved were drivenby S. Alex Thomson of RR 1, Brucefield, and Peter Valkenburg of Clinton. Total damage in that accident amounted to $600.' • There were no injuries eithermishaps. •Nockey.oexiiiity so.kes-plass, The executive of the Goderich Minor Hockey Association held a meeting on Tuesday evening and began to hammer out plans for the upcoming season. The meeting involved the new -197.2-73 executive who were elected last month. , Among the matters discussed was a plan to organize a Minor Hockey Auxiliary. A meeting has beenplanned for May 17 of those interested in the project. All interested persons are invitpd with the meeting to take place at 604Lighthouse Street. in 1•04 Three full housqs at OLT musical Goderich's Little Theatre special effort, What's Yer Fancy directed by Marjorie Hays Dunlop played to full houses last Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. The show, a musical variety treat, was staged to make some 'additional money for the group to offset some expenses, such as the • installation of theatrical lights at McKay Hall. , Special plaudirts must go to the group who at the last minute was f9sne4 to engage a London musician, ,Willie Wickett, who played the piano adcompaniment in the absence of Paul Baker who was taken ill the night before the first performance was schedtbled. Among the Most stirring numbers in the show was the finale orthe evening, songs from Brigadoon by Lerner and Lowe. Piper Glen McKay played for Jour , Highland dancers from the Mary- , Lynn Telford School of Dancing, Debbie Elliott, Beth McKay, Lisa Whitely and Sharon Whitely. - The set also" featured a solo by Seanaus Doherty, Clinton, I'll Go Home With Bonnie Jean; a duet, Come To Me, Bend To Me, by Marjorie Dunlop and Glen Lodge; and ti,` o Scottish favorites, A Wee Doeck And Doris and The Road To The Isles by Beecher Menzies, Clinton barrister'. SUPERMARKET SUPER DISCOUNT PRICES OPEN 8 A M SHARP TILL 10 P M b DAYS A WEEK ON THE SQUARE STAFFORDS 19 oz TIN - BLUEBERRY OR STRAWBERRY' PIE FILL 594 _ n38oZJAR 1 CRISCO :Oki; .1.19 BICKS -PICKLE RELISHES- i2.z. 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