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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-11-16, Page 24'PAGE 1 00111 R1C1•1'SIGNAL TAR. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 197'Z' OURRANNIN DOINO S Mrs. Dynes Campbell visited her husband Dynes Campbell in Victoria Hospital, London, sand also her father, Mr. Harry Fowler who has been, hospitalized een- ►ospitalized there. Dynes retur- ned home on Wednesday. Mrs James Lewis has been a patient in Goderich hospital lately. Tyros, C.G.I.T. and Explorers are active groups for the youth and young people ' within the church. Next , Sunday the Sacrament of, Baptism will be celebrated. Other activities are listed on the church bulletin. On Sunday, December 10, the Sun- day School will share . in the church service for White Gift Sunday. Misses Ada and Hazel Web- ster 'Of Lucknew were guests of Mrs. Cecil Blake and Barbara on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sowerby spent the weekend at ,theiropa:,rental „11,*es here and in Goderich township. On .Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kidd from Georgetown' came for the latter's mother, Mrs.. John Ryan, who returned with them for the winter mon- 'ths. Each summer Mrs. Ryan returns to her own home and cares for her many outdoor flowers. Mr and Mrs. Bert Thompson of Brantford spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and Joanne. On Friday Mrs.' George Tur-. ton of G'bderich and Mrs. Mary Turton of Colborne township visited Ars. Minnie Jones. Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs.. . Roy Errington from Ottawa visited the former's sister, 'Mrs. Lillian MacDonald. Other. visitors were. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moulton from Simcoe'with the former's father, Mr. Frank Moulton. Re'ati\es here received word on Friday of the death of Mrs. Goderich FRENCH Dry . Cleaners 35 WEST ST. 524-8452 '' MISTAKES : -'- , WILL I4APPEN, 6UT..."MUST WE GIVE NEM SO NUCN4 UELP ? JOE'S BP Service Station and Coffee Shop 411 Huron Rd:,- Goderich 524-6871 • tf John Andrew Of Edmonton. She was the former Edith Treleaven, daughter of the late. M. and Mrs. Samuel Treleaven, for- merly of this. community. Her husband' a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Andrew of Zion, predeceased her 35 years' ago. Sympathy is extended to her family. Rill and John of Ed- monton, Alta., and Petty (Mrs. Ward) of Clarkson,. Ontario, and to other relatives and friends. Sympathy is also extended to relatives and ` friends of Mrs. William Buckingham, who passed away at Wingham hospital on Saturday. Rev, Clarence r McClenaghan of Dungannon United Church con- ducted the service on Monday from McKenzie funeral home in. Luckt:ow. 1 -ler husband predeceased her `four years ago, and their only son, Eldon, during World War 11. Mrs. Alvin Sherwood and Mrs. Pa 11 Caesar"visited Mrs: George Hamilton at Brampton this. week -end. Dave Dawson and Bob McWhinney were part of a hun- ting group of nine 'men who travelled with a guide north of Parry Sound last week. LOCHAISH Mr. and Mrs. Daryl ' Smith and family of Milverton were' recent visitors with Mr. • and 'Mrs. Eldon Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Art Mat- thewman were recent visitors in Guelph and daughter Margo. who • attends University there returned home with them for the weekend. Mr. and •Mrs. Oliver McCharles visited in Wharton with Mr. and Mrs. ' Allan Whicher and Mrs. Allan Ashley during the past week. John Bradley of Toronto spent the week -end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacKen- zie were guests at a dinner in honor of Dianne Kempton on Sunday at Goderich. Mrs. Jim Bradley is a patient in hospital . in London. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds who celebrate their 25th wedding an- , niversary on Sunday with all .members of their family present. A dinner party was held in Goderich and a gathering of friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Juba. Miss Doris Wylds. of Toronto was home for the oc- casion. History on the move Don't flatter yourself that frien- dship authorises you to say disagreeable things to your ' in- timates. On • the contrary, the nearer you come into relation- ship with a person, the more necessarx do tact and courtesy become. Except in cases of necessity, which are rare, let your friend learn unpleasant truths from his enemies they are usually ready to tell him. Grand Opening of MR. STEREO November 16-17-18 See Page 7B Third Section ...JETS 11N PRADE LEMS JEANS CORDS BAGGIES Levis ' stretch jeans, blue jeans, brushed jeans, cords, Wiggle*. ' Sizes 26' to 38. In aft the fashion right colors. RAWSON „ STYLE SHOP :1 *got he Squire and Montreal St. ti, Rte' fit` gob swartman To overlook lake Huron This 'week sees a little old brick house moved from one side ,of the town to the other. Owned by Mrs. Emily Cory for many years it was recently sold to the Canadian Tire Corporation. Canadian Tire have now released it to be used by a lady who was the granddaughter of Dr. Morgan Hamilton, a IODE will purchase, paceiflak�r for hospitai Ttie gular 'meeting of the Mapse Leaf Chapter I.O.D.E. was held on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. Wallace with 28 members present. The Regent, Mrs, W. McKellar presided, and both flags' • were «ondisplay. She thanked the members for atten- ding the Remembrance Day Ser- vice at St. George's 'Anglican Church on November 5 and. reminded them of the service at the Cenotaph on Noyember'',11 • at 11 a.m. Provincial 1-1eadc'uarters suggested we -contact our loca-1 Manpower office regarding clothing for the people of Uganda. The Regent suggested members try to visit a family living at the Bedford Hotel. Mrs. Wallace education con- vener reported that she had pur- chased, t 'e Christmas gifts for the adopted school children on Christian Island. Mrs. Ida Carr' of the Perth - Huron Regional School of Nur- sing wrote requesting support for the bursary again this year. The Oral Communications Festival will use the . British method of grading next year. Each child will he given a crest. Mrs. S. Andersim moved that the groups donate trophies and book -ends again next year. Mrs. S. Anderson, services convener listed the contents of the bale and announced that she had received a personal acknowledgement from Headquarters. Mrs. R. McCallum citizenship convener attended- the Citizen- , ship Court on Tues. October 10 and presented certificates to two new citizens. Ten citizens are ex - pected for the next court December 19. The, chapter decided to pur- chase a Pacemaker......._for the Alexandra Marine end General Hospita 1. The Regent, announced that the annual Christmas pot luck supper would he held at the Harborlite Inn on December 5. The Clinton Chapter has been invited to att Lunch was Garrow and on end, sealed committee. her by Mrs. CLUBS W. BY MARTHA. ROBERTSON • The Third Meal, Party to .finish off,' our meetings 111 cooking was held at Carlow Hall on Monday, Nov. 13. The ineeting opened with the t luh pledge and the girls introduced themselves to their guest. ,They invited the 1n-tittitt' Ladies and the mothers to come to the party as their guests. They served casseroles. cookie's and stews that they Had learned to make at: their meetings. Each girl brought her own dish and set them together'ior ,t Third Meal in .buffet style. Everyone enjoyed the meal and could walk around the table and choose what, they fan- cied. All in all the meal turned out successfully. After the meal some of_ the more talented members enter- tained the ladies. Susan Feagan did a Scotch Dance as did Lisa Whitely. Mrs. Sherwood read a poem as well. The girls made plans for a meeting to discuss their part- in Achievement Day. They derided to have a short meeting. next Monday November 20. Goderich doctor . many, many years ago. This house, which many now recall as the Randall home, is believed to be 125 tb• 130 years, old. The Randalls, Elizabeth . and Thomas, bought it from John Hummell- in 1910. Mr. llummell bought it in 1905 from Isabel. Mitch -ell- who_ Wad. acquired it from • a ,William Mills- in 186g - In about 1842 or '43 Mr. -Mathew Black had, purchased •?t► acres from the Canada Com- pany and he then sold the east five acres to William Mills. There -are no indications when the house was built, but it would appear to be soon after. Mr. Mills bought the property. - Now the house - with the roots of the ivy which covered the house, tied up in plastic ..bags, will be moved to a resting place beside the Cayley Hill home on North Wellington Street. .THE FACTORY: ^OUTLET - r STOIIE '' Old Air Force Base (Iinton, Ont. 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Conference for women A conference for women featuring disucssions dealing with matters of special concern to women is scheduled here for • Nov. 15 at the Valhalla Inn.- The nn.The all -day session, sponsored by the Women's Advisory Com- mittee, Ministry of Industry and Tourism, will feature Elaine Collett, Food Editor, Chatelaine Magazine; . V.J. . Simone; Ministry Of Consumer and Com* mercial Relations; Mary Gor- don, Marketing . Officer, Canadian Imperial .Ratak of Commerce, and Lilah L,ynabur- ner, Chairman of the Women's Advisory Committee. Mrs. Grace Michell, member of the Women's Advisory Com- mittee will open the conference. The afternoon program will in- clude a question and answer period and a winter fashion showing of the , finest Ontario manufacturgl,and designed gar- , ments. There will be fur coats, loungewear, evening and sports wear. THE CURIOSITY SHOP with the green door 79 HAMILTON STREET GODERICH 524-6661 Antiques Gordon, Fraser. 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