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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-12, Page 5KINGSBRIDGE KAPERS Mrs Jee..touriney 529-1189 SALES 00 cAlvg IT 1444 ,. 529.421 3205 N'T Ib UNP SOUR ■ V' 0•, +n,u;R tax return. enalty or m. tc11i➢I LTo, in Norih DERIO Churchl' • t.m. to 5 ps CRY fiepOrt estigate mishaps of the , Goderich t of the Ontario Police investigated 'or vehicle accidents past week of ac- nvolving property o six vehicles and ries to two persons. • of ;36 charges were under the Highway ,ct, eight under the EEE" Philosopher AN EVERLASTING LE,TO KN AND CONIN ND TEEM PIING OUT tit E'S B ice Station and Coffee Shop yon Rd., Godertch 524-6871 t f Liquor Control _Act and rinother three under the Criminal Code. Twenty nine warnings were also issued. In other activities the detach- ment investigated two thefts, one count of break and enter and four occurrences listed as ot her. Ten requests for assistance were answered, one prisoner escort conducted and a number of convictions registered in Provincial Court. Eighteen persons were convic- ted under the Highway Traffic Act, two under the Criminal Code and nine under the Liquor Control Act. In 824 duty hours last week the detachment patrolled 7,339 miles of highway and other roads. When driving at night the O.P.P. remind motorists to always make sure they drive at a safe speed. Speed that will permit drivers to stop within the stretch of road illuminated by their headlights. "You never know. when you might have to stop in a hurry," the police point out, "especially when at night limited " "A ma shadow, outrace sure you tra care your n can't but a d visibility is outrun his river can his headlights. Make always drive with ex - and caution at might." Attention Veterans Ex -Service Men and Women and Dependents THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION SERVICE BUREAU OFFICER • Mr. H.W. Moyer Provincial Service Officer London, Ontario Will be visiting in the area. Branch 109 Legion Branch ny one wishing information, advice or sistance, regarding war disability pensions, atment, allowances, etc., is requested to con- ct the service officer, or secretary, df the local anch, whose name appears below, not later an.April 23rd to arrange an interview. alter Sheardown 4.9390 Mr. M. Sheardown 524-8609 g15,16 �.r 1 0/. If you're in the market racar loan, e'll throw in 25 toward the plates. ONTARIO RBC400 73 KEEP IT BEAUTIFULc_ is right. We'll give you $25 toward your ce plates when you take out a Termplan nal Loan on a car at the Royal Bank. As as you take out a loan for $1,000 or more of money and we approve your application by e 29th, you qualify for the $25. also qualify if you take out aTermplan Loan at least $1,000, for any other reason. e a vacation, a boat or a travel trailer. If your plication is approved by June 29th, we'll give $25. In cash, There are no strings, no catches no change in interest rates. We know that re are many people in the market for money spflng, and we want to increase our share of business. So you don't have to be a Royal Bank •mer to take advantage of this offer. Your Royal Bank Manager. He'll even ge for a chequing account to take care of loan repayments. And ask him about our 'ney Matters book. It's full of hints on t seting and financing for a family. It's yours ' when you come to the Royal Bank. ,- something nice for yourself .. . Not ROYAL BAN I< Jim Bird, Yeer Gederitk manager garto BARN FIRE There were seven tables of cards in play at the Catholic The Lucknow Fire Brigade Women's League card party was called to a barn fire on the held in the Parish Hall last farm of Max and Helen Friday evening. High prizes Riegling on Saturday after- went to •Jack VanOsch and noon, April 7. Heat lamps had Mrs. Gordon Congram : Stcond exploded causing a fire. high prize winners were Max's father, Carl, noticed Reverend Father Ed Dentinger the fire and had the fire ex- and Mrs. Leo Courtney. The tinguished. Returning later to last card party for this season the barn he found that the fire is "planned for Friday evening, had started up again and it was April lath. ,. necessary to gain help from the The old telephone lines along Lucknow Fire Brigable. the 4th Concession of Ashfield are being torn down. They had been a hazard. Larry Wallace has returned to his home here after spending the winter months with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drennan. Friends and neighbours called at his home on Monday, April 9 to,wish him a happy 93rd birth- day. SOCIAL ITEMS Mrs. •John Howard had the misfortune-, to-- break a small hone in her wrist at a hockey game in the Lucknow Arena. She is supporting her arm in. a sling. A class of 28 • persons is taking the St. -John , Am- bulance Training Course on "First Aid" at the Brookside School which is being spon- sored by the Ashfield Recreational Committee. Classes are held on Monday and Thursday evenings from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. -John Riegling of Chatham visited with his brother. Carl Riegling, Mrs. Riegling and the Riegling families. Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan visited during the past week in London and Drayton. Mr. and Mrs. -Jim Martin and family spent the week end in Brantford visiting with Pat's mother, Mrs, Quinlan. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Chilton (Maureen •Dalton) and Ber€1 Chilton of Waterloo spent the weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton. Alvin- Moran and Eldon 'Austin visited with Mrs. Moran who is a patient in University Hospital, London on Sunday. Ambrose Riegling is taking a seven week Mechanicat Course in Toronto. His wife Barbara and son' Brian are visiting at ,the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riegling. SCHOOL NEWS During this past week, the school was busy with a contest in which the children would guess how many bubble gums there were in a jar, The winner of this contest was Betty Jane Foran, a Grade 1 student. Her guess was' 99 - the exact amount. tier prize was the jar of bubble gum. The proceeds of this contest will go toward the school excursion to Maple Ridge, British Columbia. Mrs. •Joe O'Keefe is replacing Mrs. Paul Eedy-: teacher of Grade.,2 'and 3. On Wednesday the girls Basketball team played St. Mary's team in Goderich and lost, with the score St. Mary's 27 - -Kingsbridge 4. Kingsbridge Boys Volleyball team defeated the Wingham Boys two games to one with.the Wingham Girls defeating the Kingsbridge girls two games to one. Plans are being made by the Grade 5, 6, 7, .and 8 _pupils to stage the operetta. "Jack and the Beanstalk" on Tuesday evening, April 17. Kingsbridge CWL makes donation to Save the Family plan NEWS FROM KINTAIL Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dren- nan left on Friday on a bus trip to Washington D.C. John MacKenzie continued the bus pickup for the school children in Doug's absence. Paul Frayne spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. a,, and Mrs. Eugene Frayne. Paul attends Waterloo University. Miss Shirley, ROI) from, Cen- tralia College spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb. . Miss Margaret. Simpson and Glen Ferguson from Guelph spent the weekend at Kintail at by Mrs. Tom Hogan Sunday afternoon, April 1, St. Joseph's Parish Council of the C.W.L. held their annual meeting in the Parish Hall at Kingsbridge • with ap- proximately 25 members in at- tendance. It was opened with the League Prayer. Correspondence was read. Resolutions to be presented at the Diocesan Meeting in Chatham were read. Members voted in favor • of .all six, resolutions. The Annual Diocesan Meeting will be held in Chatham at St. Joseph's Parish Hall on 'Tuesday and Wednesday, May 8 and 9. Thank you notes were read. Save the Family plan was discussed. It was suggested to send the donation in one lump sum and also 'to consider changing to another •family af- ter two or three years help. It was a very productive year and the reports concerning the year will he added to a flyer and put in with the Sunday Bulletin. The treasurer's report was given fcir the year. A card party will he held this Friday night, April 16, 197:3 af- ter Mass. Mrs. John Austin and Mrs. Walter Clare are looking after this. There will also he a bake sale on Good Friday. All voted • to send money to ,the Sacred Heart Program and to the Education fund, the Monsignor_ Mahoney Bursary. Mrs. Mark Dalton, Social Ac- tion Convener, reminded everyone of the Council meet ing t() hE held April 2, and another one to he held on April 17. Members are planning • to attend. Mrs. Dwyer'- birthday was to he observed by a visit from a• League member. A low rnass will he given as a gift. Also, April 6 was Gilbert Fravne's birthday and Larry Wallace ob- served his on April 9. Members visited these gentlemen alsSS. In closing the meeting, Mrs. •Joe Courtney thanked everyone including: Father Ed Den- tinger, C. R and Brother Carl Nell, the phone committee, the lunch convener, and all the the home of r. and Mrs. Bob Simpson. Miss Cathy Simpson atten- ded a hockey match at Essex near Windsor the first of last week. A card and souvenir were received by •Mr. and Mrs. Dun- can Simpson) from Mr. Ray Dalton, who is holidaying in Ireland. Ray is travelling with his nephew, Morgan O'Connor "of Pieketing..Ray was in'Dublin at time of writing and enjoying his trip very much. Sunday School will start next Sunday, April 15 at the Ash- field Presbyterian Church until December. TBRD dinner plan An interesting evening 6,is planned for those who attend the annual educational dinner meeting of the Huron -Perth TB and Respiratory Disease Association, which this year is being held in Egmondville United Church, Egmondville, Ontario, on Wednesday, May 2 at 6:30 p.m. The speaker will he A. Les McDonald, Program' Con- sultant with the Ontario TBRD .Association in Toronto. Along with Mr. 'McDonald's presen- tation, the program will include "Christmas Seals in Action" by a small group of children from the Asthmatic''- Conditioning Class ,presently in progress. The interesting meeting will hear reports and see what Christmas Seal dollars are doing. Tickets are $2.50 and may he obtained from 121 Wellington St., Stratford or from area representative. ATTENTION Income Tax Returns To those persons in Goderich and district who have not recently prepared an Income Tax Return and„are concerned about a return of taxes or rentals paid in 1972; the Goderich Lions Club wish to assist. Contact o an' mRealeEstatehofficenanyldayf Apia 16-20orbetween t Hoist - 9:30 a.m. and noon. These Items are required: YO rIncSocialeTax Forms (available at the post office), your ce Number, your receipt for taxes or rentals paid in 1972. ' This service Is the al preparation Reurnsbypersons who specialize in this work. There is no charge for this assistan J N, HHotchkiss E.A. Elliott ,, Secretary President•Amsionsumeulow• GODERIcH SIGNAL• -STAR, THURSDAY. APRIL 12. 1973 --PAG$ 5, executive for their support past two years. The presentation of the -Maple Leaf pin, a new service pin for outstanding service at any level of service or in recognition for a particular project,. was made by Mrs. Frank Riegling in the form of a scripture reading entitled,, Charity. Mrs. Riegling presen- ted the pin to Mrs. Joe Court- ney on behalf of Mrs. Jim Mar- tin. Mrs. Courtney thanked the League for this honour. Father Dentinger spoke a few words in deep appreciation. He said the League stands out as an active one as evidenced by the activities in the bulletin. He wished a good new ,year to the League. The meeting was closed with prayer. It was then turned over to Mrs. Con Hogan, the chair- man of the elections committee. The new executive is as follows: President, Mrs. John Howard; first vice president,, Mrs. Antone Van Osch; second vice pr(:sident, Mrs. Eugene F ravne; third vice president, Mrs. Fred Crawford; correspon- ding secretary, Mrs. Frank Riegling; recording Mrs. Tom Hogan; Mrs. Cyril Austin. During the delicious supper, the mystery gift was, won by Mrs. Joe Courtney. the secretary, treasurer, I AM RESPONSIBLE 0Alcoholism contributes to:- • Malignant neoplasms • Degenerative heart disease • Disease of digestive systems • Home accidents and homicides VOTERS OF GODERICH TWP. THINK! VOTE NO APRIL 25th DO YOU NEED A WATER WELL??? DAVIDSON WALL DRILLING LIMITED OFFERS YOU • - 73 years of successful water development. - The most modern,l, fast equipment available. - Highly trained personnel - Fast service and free estimates - guaranteed wells at lowest cost. PUT EXPERIENCE TO WORK FOR YOU! 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PLUS 40% MORE ■ !NICE 'N' EASY HAIR COLOURING REG. $1.59 SUDDEN BEAUTY HAIR SPRAY 1 REG. $ $2.75 • 5 ■ .■ a 5 5 ■ ■ 5 ■ 5 • ■ ■ e . ■ ■ i ■ -_ ■ ■ ■ • ■ 5 ■ 1 55 a • • • ■ $ $ 5 1 1 FOR HER MOIRS SELECTION 12 .8 BOX CHOCOLATES Oz 16 OZ. 9c 9 SCOTTBATHROOM TISSUE 4 F 5 5c 88c KOTEX. 1 2's e� . 5 9c EASIER R OLD SPICE,} REG. -$1.50 $ 00 FEATURES ��M AFTER SHAVE 2��° FL. OZ. FANS TOOTHPASTE4. SCOTT 'BIG ROLL' i89c S TRACK�, 99 MALL PAPER TOWELS2 STEREO TAPES FAMILY SIZE -REG. $1.39 79% REG. 55c EA. $ i ____ EFFECT UNTIL 10 P.M•, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1973 SALE PRICES IN $ - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES $ $ $ $ $ .rruw■r ... esta■e..ewweee•N•••w•e.rr $ $ $ a•strr■riaa■wawwwtr+wasw $ S $ a 1.