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PAGE 8 CJODFl ICHSIGNAL-STAR.. THURSDAY. IJl~:CEMBER 4
LS. Board lets
contracts
for schoois
The tender of Genan , : Con-
$tt'4ction, Waterloo, was accep,
ted at a special meeting of the
Duron -Perth County Roman
Catholic Separate School
Bord in Seaforth Monday
night, for an addition to Holy
Name. School in St. Marys.
The firth's tender of $:289,891
was the lowest of seven tenders.
The major sub -trades were
awarded to G.L. 4Siaght of
Crediton • for plumbing and
heating and to Perth Electrical
Contracting Ltd of St. Marys
for electrical. r;
The t addition includes ' one
kindergarten room, two
classrooms, one' library
resource centre, administrative
offices, general purpose room
and change rooms.
The work on construction
• will start in March and is to be
� completed in Atigus,t. The new;
:addition will be built onto the
north end ofthe school add the
original school at the extreme
south _end will be demolished.
Only a stone wall will be
retained as part of the existing
school.
TOWN
TALK
Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe spent'
Christmas • in Wingham.
•
When Yon Shop -Say...
I SAW
IT IN THE
SIGNAL'
L 1973
Happy New Year to each of
the readers of this column . in
your local paper!
'Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Irvin
were guests 'of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas.- Steele in tiondon on Sun=
day, then visite "M'i and Mrs.
Fred Stirling and Darlene. at
HighgatO for Christmas Day
and until Tuesday,.
Miss Beatrice McClenaghan
is home for Christmas holidays
from University in Winnipeg.
a Eldon is also with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. ,Clarence
McClenaghan: He has been
• working at Windermere.
Mrs. Elsie Haney of
Wingham is spending the
holiday season with her
daughter, Mrs. Jack McGee
and Mr. McGee. With them'she
attended the family ,gathering
on Christmas, Day at the home,
of. and Mrs. Harold
Errington. Other guests in:
,eluded Mr. and Mrs. Rick Park,
and M,r. and Mrs. Terry
Hodges anthSherri.
All those who attended
Brookside School concert on
Thursday evening, December
:31, thoroughly enjoyed the_"
program presented by the
pupils and teachers. Also they
will be awaiting the Spring con-
cert to be given by the other
classes.
Guests 'for Christrrtas Day
with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dur-
nin includedMrs. C.A. Wtely,
Mrs. H.R. Hall, and Miss
Letitia' Durnin of Goderich,
three sisters of Mr. Durnin,
Mrs, J.M. Reed and Girvin
were guests. on Christmas with
Mr. Curry Colwell and fain*.
r. -an. ` rsrant ower.y
of Thornhill. and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Blake, and Beekv"' of Galt
have been holidaying at their
respective homes here and in
Goderich.
Mr. 'and. Mrs. "13ob Ott and
Matthew of Kitchener, also Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Eedy of Toronto
have been home with Mr. and
Mrs. Irvine Eedy and Martha.
Me. and Mrs. Jack Eedy,
Michael and Laurel of
Strathroy t and Mr.: and Mrs.
Ralph Henderson of Goderich
spent the Christmas weekend
,with Mr. and Mrs. H.J.L, Eedy."
_ uthi re- fr*n `. Upi'ersity
Tri Wirtdsor,'also `1VVYr. aid Mrs.
Dwight Aldharn, Joh: Greg
and Larissa enjoyed part of the
ho-liday with Mrs. , Mary Bere
and family. ,
Guests for Cht°istmas with
Mr. and Mrs.1(en 'Hodges were
their family: Mr:• and Mrs.
Claire Hodges of ,Stratford, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne . Durnin and
Jamie of Auburn and Mr. and
Mrs: Greg Jervis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Dauphin,
Gary and Susan spent Christ-
SLOW
DOWN FRIENDS!
A MAN IN HURRY
ALWAYS PASSES
MORE THAN HE
CATCHES
mas at Chatham, with members
of the former's family. Mr". and
Mrs. Mark Dauphin left Thur-
sday morning for a honeymoon
in Florida. They accompanied
Mr. and Mrs: 'Donald Dickson
from Potlr Albert, also
new lyvxeds.
Frank l'entland had all
members of his family home for
Christmas including Mr. and
, Mrs. Lloyd Pierce, Ricky and
Michelle, of London until Wed='
nesday, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gib-
son, Jan and Jeff of Amberley;
Roger who is recuperating well
from his recent illness; also Mr.
and Mrs: Mike Carney from
Guelph until Tuesday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gerrie Glenn
held a family gathering on Sun-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson and Joanne, Mr;
and Mrs. Ronald Thompson
,and
children from Wingham as
dinner guests. :On Monday, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Thompson Irk-
' ak--_.
the Glenn family, also Mr. and
Mrs. Art Danahy and family
from Kincardine for Christmas.
No doubt' -there are many
other family gatherings not yet
reported; but with good roads
during a holiday weekend,
many friends have been able to
drop in to renew other friend-
ships while home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pur -,-
don from Belgrave have pur-
chased the house and property
of Mrs. Anderson Mugford on
4th• concesthon of•Ashfield, and
shave- moved there recently. A
welcome -is extended to them
from this community.
Mr, and Mrs. A , Sherwood
motored io Detroit on Tuesday
aving received word of the
death of Mrs. Charles Sher-
wood on Sunday.
On Saturday.. Mr and Mrs..
Jack McGee and Mrs. Cecile
Blake attended the funeral of '
David Kerr at Atwood.
Mrs. Minnie Jones and
Melvin were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh at
Auburn on Christmas.
A family gathering was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
JackCaesar on Christmas D'ay.
LIONEL'S
SUNOCO
At The Five Points
Licensed. Mechanic
Repairs to all Makes
CH11L
Just two games last week
In the only two games last
week, Holmesville defeated
Bayfield 5-3 in Clinton on
December 19 and -the Juveniles
Jumped over ifto Salt 14-2 on
Wednesday. December 20 in
Goderich.
Building Centre holds down
first place with sixteen points
on 8 wins and 1 loks. The
Juveniles are second with a 7-
141 `record for •15 points: DR -
MCO has a 6-3 record for 12
points. Holmesville is fourth
with a 3-5-1 record for 7 points.
Bayfield is fifth with 5 points
on 2 wins, 7 losses and 1 tie.
Sifto- Salt is in, thy basement
with an,,0-7-1 record for 1 point:
Stu " Steenstra led
Holniesville with two goals.,
Bill Hoggarth, John Cosgrove
and Paul Ostrander scored the
other Holmesville goals. Gord
Fisher scored all three goals for
Bayfield. The teams were tied
2-2 after one period but
Holmesville outscored Bayfield
3,-2 in the second period.
Holmesville was given seven
minors and Ba eid'1w
Dan Duncan ''and • Tim
McAstocker paced the' Juvenile
'te.
. Goderich
FRENCH J,
Dry
Cleafwers f
i.
35 WEST ST.
524-8452
attack on Wednesday against
Sifto . Salt. Duncan scored five
goals and assigted on, three
others. McAstocker 'scored
three goals and assisted on two
others. Brian •Thompson and Al
iheleton each scored twice -And
Paul Kelly and Bruce Bowman
each added singles to round out
the Juveniles scoring. Ed
Scruton scored botti Sifto Salt
Is, The Juveniles leas 2.0 af-
t
f -t.: -one period, 6-1 after two,.,
pert • + s and outscored Sifto
Salt 8-1 in the final period.
In Clinton this Tuesday,
January `2 Holmesville plays
d Sifto, Salt. On Wednesday in
Goderich Building Centre plays
Bayfield.
LOCHALSH. NEWS
Christmas is your Faith in all
that is good in. 'the world.
Christmas $s the selfless spirit
of doing for others. .Christmas
is laughter and friendship, and
',The spreading of cheer. It is the
'.guileless wonder of childhood.
Christmas issthe• sweet joy of
families united. It is the tender
knowledge that you are loved
"by someone — and that you
have someone to love.
Christmas is believing in
prayer and the power that an-
swers it, plus the right to sing''
of your belief in the way of your
choice.
Christmas is all the things
free men fight for. Let us keep
it shining for all the world all
year long. Joyous Christmas to
alt.
Mr.' and Mrs. Art Mat-
thewman spent Wednesday in4,
Guelph and daughter Margo
returned home with them for
the holiday season.
Several' from this area atten-
ded the Christmas party spon- •
sored by Mr. and Mrs. Robert
),./FOR YOUR
AUTO INSVRAINCf...
Sae or Phone
MALCOLM MATHERS •
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
46 WEST ST. 524-9042
BODY REPAIR
REDABIE'ECONOMICM
Yy
MacIntosh for sale barn em-
ployees and families last
Friday evening in Lucknow.
Mr. Don Wylds has moved to
Ripley forthe winter months
and is with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Wylds. •
'Mr. John Bradley of Univer-
sity of Toronto is spending the
holiday with bis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacIn-
tosli, Pamela and John will be
holidaying in the Sunny South.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver McCharles were
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley'
MacTevish of Toronto, recently
returned from a holiday in the
Bahamas:
Due to icy roads, school was
cancelled on Wednesdhy, at 7th
Ashfield.
Once again, thanks to all
those who have co-operated
any way to make this columnr
possible and give us a call at
'395L5266 to report Christmas
and New Year guests and ac-
tivities.
You'll Get
a Good
Deal
Ib
from LIS.,.
Just ask' your f ritnds. You can rely on
us for fair estimates,- reasonable costs,
expert work. After accident damage or
just daily wear and tear, lest us restore
your car's -like -new look.
FRONT END ALIdNMENT SPECIALISTS
Windshield Replacement at Competitve Prices
"". MILLS.
MOTOR SALES LTD. .
St. David St., Goderich 524-9449
Free
ESTIMATE
moninimimmis
Par
btistm
Trees
The Public Works will pick
up .Christmas trees begin-
ning January 2; 1973, with
regular garbage. day.
Please place trees on
boulevard.
Ed Giesbrecht
$250.00
REWARD
DRESSES -SWEATER
S GREAT COLLECTION SPORTSWEAR
All the season's latest fashions are REGULAR 40°O to 1'9 900
available now at these reductions.
You've eyed one for some time now.
This is your `chance to save. Most ,
sizes. Most fabrics and some with
fur trim. "
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SPORTSWEAR
• PANTS • SKIRTS• SETS • SHIRTS � %
• SWEATERS
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•
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Vandals
Have been turning on water hydrants in Goderich and
draining our water tower if this continues and a fire
develops. our town could suffer disastrous fire damage
and loss of life
WEATERS
•' SHORTIES •DRESSY �
• SULKIES
PLUS MANY MANY MORE
Therefore
REGULAR 8'° to 1800
$500to$ 1
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`A `large' g group S
an st�'sizea i� the
A $250 00 reward will be paid by the Goderich Public
Utilities Commission for information leading to the arrest
and conviction of any unauthorized persons turning on
water hydrants in the town of Goderich.
group. Choose your favourite style
and fabric while selection is best.
REGULAR 30.00 to 70:00 ,
LARGE- OF--
WE NEED YOUR HELP
•
A large group of dresses including
:all of the season's favourite
lengths. It Won't matter what style
and fabric you have in mind. WE
have it in this BIG selection.
tos
to
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NSI! you please inform the Police instantly when you see
,anyone tampersnq woth hydrants
The Goderich Public Utilities Commission
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°PPE- • Goderich
OPEN FRIDAY NITE
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TILL 9
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