HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-02-22, Page 8PAGE $-,-- GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1973
On Friday February 16, the North Street United Church was
the scene of the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star
District 5 reception to honour the Grand Marshall and Of-
ficers. They are left to right front row: Sheila Anderson,
Weston, Eldon Matches, Gravenhurst, Mabel Mackereth,
Toronto, Shirley Thrasher, Amherstburg, Arnold Henry,
Hamilton and Edna Dobbs, Belleville. Second row left to
right; Violet Whitfield, Stoney Creek, Ila. Dickson, Scotland,
Betty YulI, Lansdowne, Norma Hackett, Stayner, Elizabeth
Ford, Willowdale, Jean Campbell, Mount Bridges, and Mrs.
Dockstader, Goderich. The third row is as follows: Marjorie
Japp, Thamesville, Vivian Overholt, Wheatly, Dulcie
Fotheringham, Kitchener, and Howard Noble of Creemore.
KINGSBRJDGE KAPERS
Miss Mary Luanne Clare,
daughter -of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Clare, placed first in the
Junior Division (grades up to
Grade 6) at the Legion Public
Speaking Contest held in the
Lucknow Legion Hall on
Friday, February 16th. Mary
Luanne topped 8 other con-
testants with her speech, "MY
TRIP TO THE MARITIMES,"
and will advance to,the Legion
zone finals which will be held
on Saturday, March 3rd in
Ripley.
Miss Donna Frayne,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Frayne, placed third in
the Senior Division •(grades 7
and 8) in the same competition.
The topic of her speech "THE
OLYMPIC GAMES". The
,chairman was Mr. Donald
Cameron, Assistant Principal
at Brookside School: Judges
were: Mrs. Eileen Palmer of
the Goderich Council, Mr. Bob
Wright, an English Teacher at
the Goderich District Collegiate
Institute and Mr. Ed. Brown,
teacher at the Ripley District
High School.'
Miss ..Mary AnnFrayne,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene ' Frayne placed second
in the Junior Division (grades 9'
and 10) in the Legion Speaking
Contest held at the Goderich
District Collegiate Institute..
Her speech was on "AN-
TIQUES 'OF THE HURON
COUNTY MUSEUM".
Peter Frayne, G.D.C.I.'son of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald, Frayne
placed 6th, competing against
other area Secondary Schools
in ,a Spanish—C.ontest--held• in
London on February 14.
Congratulations to these 4
young people. "
Instead of buying Valentines,
the pupils of St. Joseph's
Kingsbridge, contributed an
equivalent amount of money to
"HOLY CHILDHOOD". Over
$35.00 was ,donated to such a
worthy cause.
The Grade 6 pupils held a
surprise Birthday ' Party for
their teacher, Mrs. Karla
Hogan.
Little 8 year old ,Peter
Doherty, son of Mr. and Mrs:
Frank Doherty' is home froth
Sick Children's Hospital, Lon
don,ancLback_.attendi ng.-classes—
at school.
Ronald Moran, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Alvin Moran suffered
carbon monoxide poisoning
when his father was working on
a car .,motor with the doors
closed. Ronnie •was rushed to
the, Alexandra Marine and
General Hd'spital, Goderich
where he was given oxygen and
kept one day for observation.
Vacationing here during the
mid winter break were: Paul
Frayne, Waterloo Lutheran
University, with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Frayne.
Francis Hogan, Ridgetown
Agricultural 'College. with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, John
Howard, and Donald Boak,
same college, with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jom Boak. Casey
'Steltenpool of London spent
the week visiting with - his
friends, Francis Hogan and
Donald Boak.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Chilton
(Maureen Dalton) and Bert
Chilton of Waterloo visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Dalton this past weekend.
Miss Marguerite O'Connor of
Whitby visited last week at the
home of her uncle, Raymond
Dalton and Terry. _Raymond
returned tQ Whitby on Sunday
with his niece and will remain.
this week visiting with his
sister, Mrs. Marjorie O'Connor
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Chilton
(Maureen Dalton) and Bert
Chilton of Waterloo visited
with Mr. • and Mrs. Mark
Dalton this past weekend.
Miss Marguerite O'Connor of
Whitby visited last week at the
home of her uncle, Raymond
Dalton and Terry. Raymond
returned to Whitby on Sunday
with his niece and will remain
this week visiting •with his
sister Mrs. Marjorie O'Connor
and family.
Bradley and Tracey Lynn
Black are spending a few days
with their grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Drennan while
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan Black (Jean Drennan)
are vacationing in Nashvil-le,
Tennessee. :
Miss Denise Dalton, Guelph
University, visited . this week
end at'the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Mark. Dalton.
Mr. Alvin Moran and family
visited Mrs. Moran, a patient
in the University Hospital, Lon-
don, on Sunday. We wish her a
speedy recovery. ,
On their way to tfie GoRlericlr
Arena on Sunday morning for a
KINTAIL FLYERS hockey
game, Raymond Hogan,
Douglas Scott and Gary
McQuillan saw smoke' coming
out of Clet Dalton's barn.they.
SNOWMOBILERS!
FOR FUN AND ENJOYMENT ITS
HULLY GULLY
awoke the Dalton family and
were able to control the flames
by pouring water on the bur-
ning beams and floor.
Mr. Bill Drennan and son
Randy of St. Catharines were
weekend visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drennan
and family. On Saturday
evening Bill suffered a stroke
and was rushed by ambulance
to the' Wingham and District
General Hospital and on to
London. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
Congratulations to Warren
Zinn who received the
"SALESMAN of the Year
Award" from Wilfred McIntee
and Company, Limited, Real
Estaite. -Warren was the top
salesman with the firm in 1972,
topping 60 salesmen. Mr. and
Mrs. Zinn were the recipients of
a vacation for 2. Warren was
also , pr'esented with an
engraved peri and clock set fol',
his outstanding achievement.
The „Federation of
Agriculture held their annual
meeting and banquet at the
Brookside School on Wed-
nesday, February 14. 130 per-
-sons -.sat -down to -a-dressed-pork-
supper. Executive for the
coming year is: president, Vin-
cent Austin, 1st vice, Ralph
Foster, secretary, Mrs. Harvey
Livingston, directors, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Hendricks, Mr.
and_ Mrs. Merle Gunby, Mr.
and Mrs. Dirk Logtenburg and
Harvey Livingston. -
Bingo: An enthusiastic crowd
attended the' bingo at, St.
Joseph's Parish Hall on Friday
eve zrng: Whiners oT the- cash
bingo games we Jim
VanOsch, . Marguerit'Con-
nor, Jim VanOsch, John
O'Keefe, Bernie VanOsch,
Maureen Chilton, Shawn
Dalton, Art Simiison, Denise
' Dalton, Maureen Chilton ( con-
solation) - C. Doherty; SHARE
THE,, WEALTH: Mrs. Blaise
Martin.
Art Simpson (consolation) -
Bridget Dalton and . Henry
VanDyke. Winner of the door
prize: Miss Marguerite O'Con-
FRIoAY NIGHT - FAMILY NIGHT
8:00 p.m.
Torchlight trail run, campfire and weiner roast
fun for the whole family
Admission 81.00 per machine, members free
SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE
10:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
to the music of
THE WAYSIDERS
ry
YOUR EVENING HOSTS
MONA and RALPH STEPHENSON
DANCING, LUNCH and REFRESHMENTS
812.00 COUPLE 810.00 MEMBER
COUPLES
nor of Whitby, Ontario.
Frank Riegling, Raymond
Hogan, Ambrose Redmond and
Donald Rae Scott motored to
Archibald, Ohio, last Tuesday
for the machinery sale. On the
way home they stopped at the
Anderson Fertilizer plant in
Maumee, Ohio
Miss Nolda Miitenburg,. of
Owen Sound was a recent
visitor at the • home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ries
Miltenburg.•
Jim Frayne, Eric Drennan
and Michael Hogan have com-
menced work at the Good
Roads in Goderich,. and Paul
O'Donnell at Huron Acoustic
• Industries, Limited, Clinton.
Mrs. Ant -one VanOsch- was
the winner of a "DINNER FOR
TWO" on the "ONE" contest
heard on C.K.N.X. rade ►"
Congratulations.
Mr. Larry Million and friend
Lynn Austin,' Barry and
Marlowe Austin spent the week
end in Drayton visiting at the
home of. Mr. and- Mrs. Ron
Durnin (Audrey Austin).
Plans are being made by the
Catholic Women's League to
—sponsor—a- Ca-rd—Party—in—the—
Parish'
ard—Party --itrthe "
Parish Hall this coming Friday
evening,. February 23 at 8:30
p.m.,
Mny interested spectators
from this area waited with hun-
dreds.in a long afternoon "TO
GO, TO JAIL" It was Open
House at the Huron `County
Jieil and it was interesting to
see -inside the cells for a ' few
minutes and not to have the
door cl sed -and locked: It is the
only jail of its kind left- in- On- -
tario and_most visitors felt that
if any part of the exercise wall
was rerrioved something unique
would be lost forever.
BE A BLOOD DONOR
FINAL
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WINTER
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JEANS
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Pullovers & Cardigans
Sizes Med. to XL
, Price
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SHIRTS
Special group,
Reg. to 812.00 ,,
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WINTER
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Reduced to clear
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Pickell & Campbell titer
"The Stere for, Mete
CLINTON • • . ' .. GODERICH
one of these specially ,
• low priced
winter bargains
0 LOCAL TRADEMARKS, Inc.
Every 'car equipped with 1973 License plates and warranty
1972 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN,
Sedan, 350 V-8, automatic, power steering, power disc
brakes, radio, rear defogger, tinted windshield, new first
line belted white walls. Lic. No. DHC 020
$3195.
1972 FIRENZA SL
Two door coupe, deluxe topline model with automatic,
white walls, wheel discs, stereo payer, bucket seats,
console, 13,000 mites, excellent economy car, Lic. No.
FH F 380
$1995.
1972 FORD LTD
Two door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power
disc brakes, radio, white walls, 12,000 miles. Lic. No:
K49451.
$3695.
1969 PONTIAC PARISIENNE"
Two door hardtop, 350 V-8, automatic, power
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power brakes, deo,"allwsmart-green finish
With -White- viny�o . DHD 94#.
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Sedan, 350 V-8, Altornatic, power steering, power
brakes, radio, vinyl top, white walls, wheel disc. Lic. No.
DHD 992
$2395.
1971 M CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE
A beautiful bronze luxury auto, with power. windows, 6
way` power seat, power trunk, padded vinyl top, AM/FM
Stereo radio, tilt . and telescopic steering wheel,lm-
maculate inside and out. A great buy. Lic. No. DHD 887.
1971 PONTIAC LEMANS SPORT
Convertible, 350-V-8, automatic, power steering, power
brakes, bucket seats, console, roller wheels, radio,
15,000 Actual Miles. As new. Lic. No..DHD 995
$3195
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1971 FORD CUSTOM
Sedan, V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, white
walls, wheel discs. Lic. No. DHD 991
$1995.
1970 GALAXIE 500XL CONVERTIBLE
429 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, power
windows, radio, custom stereo player, beputiful brown
with white top and interior; Lic. No. DHD 889. '
$2195.
1968 CHEV IMPALA SUPER SPORT
Two door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power.steering, power
brakes, radio, bucket seats, console, smart red finish
with black vinyl top., Llc. DHD 890 . .
$1595'
1970 GMC HALF TON
Fleetside pickup, 350 V-8, automatic, power steering,
power- brakes; customcab,tinted glass, radio, chrome
package85878E, rear bumperguards, H -D suspension, Lic. No.
$2195
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$1995
1967 DOGE POLARA
Sedan, V-8, automatic, radio, body and interior like new,
excellent family transportation. Lic. No. DHD 994
$950.
1966 DODGE POLARA 880
Two door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, vinyl
top, radio, white' walls, wheel discs. This car is way-. ,
above average. Lic.. No. 67126L
$895
1967 FORD GALAXIE 500
Two door hardtop, 390 V-6, automatic, power steering,
power brakes, radio, a one owner car in above average
condition,' nicely styled. Lic. No. K47705
$895
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