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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-12, Page 18Cp. .4 y4 • •-• • PAGE 2A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. TH-URSDAY, APRIL 12, 1973 'RK) BOOTS • Industria I 41, Farm • Factory Plain or safety toe. Choice of seven sole materials. ROSS SHOE SHOP 142Lthe .Square Godestich, Ont. 17tf .1" Lucknow Craft Festival a sell out; now self-supporting too All indoor space has been spoken for by Crafters for the :ird Annual Lucknow Craft Festival - At the regular Com- mittee meeting held on Thur- sday in the Lucknow Town Hall members were delighted with the response. This vear no donations were asked for and no money received from the Lucknow Agricultural Society The Festival is entirely self suppor- ting. Over •$.800 00 has been collec- ted from the Crafters who want space in the arena and for baking produce and preserves selling privileges. .This tiioney has paid for the brochures. advertising in the Vocation Guides T.V. program- mes have .been arranged and ads clrawn tip for local papers and for radio, An ad in the Grey Bruce Tourist Guide will be shared bv the Craft Festival the Lucknow r.'iNgricultural Society and the Lucknow Business Men as all are given a boost in this booklet FOOT PROBLEMS (not a joke) ATTENTION I! Sy putting too much pressure on arteries, veins and the nerve system an the bottoms of your feet, calcium &Omits can develop an joints, veins and arteries. Stiffness; aches and pain can follow. ALZNNER FOOTCORRECTOR ARCH SUPPORTS ,J Can be your answer. They distribute the weight evenly and promote blood circulation ... make walking a pleasure again. Recommended by doctors. THE ONLY ONE WHICH MASSAGES AND CORRECTS ‘00"44"0"riii,"#.01,0•401#0%,•.%0100%.0.%","..%60.Ne. FREE DEMONSTRATION -At YOUR DEALER'S SPROULE SHOES 31 KINGSTON ST. GODERICH 524-9174 to be out sahretime in May. This is a new feature this year and should be a guide to visitors in the area. Advertisement at the Elmira Syrup Festival was done by some of the committee, who had the opportunity of announcing the Lucknow Festiv 1, handing out brochures and placing many in the hands of Crafts people: An appearance of some of the committee on C.K.C.O. T.V. will begin Tuesday for the regular programmes that have been allotted to the committee of the Lucknow Craft Festival. Posters are aiready beginning to arrive from the school children. These will be judged in May and used to advantage in the advertising programme. Each and every committee member had good reports and especially from those who had worked on ideas at the craft level at the Convention have received good results. There is still opening for some baking and still more space outside the arena if there are anv who would set up out- side. . Many new crafts and ideas are to be found in the Festival this year.' Bridge Scores The. Goderich Bridge Club had five tables in play when they met on Tuesday April.3. Scoring was as follows; Mrs. J. Donnelly and Mrs. B. Er- skine 63 1/2 points. Second Mrs. A-. Galbraith and Mrs. R. Ryan with 63 points. Third. A. J.- Weerasooriya and Dr. A. B. Deathe'with 62 points. Fourth Omar Hazelgrove and Art Wilson with 59 points. Hello and Welcome Back To The Sunset ! 1 had a lovely surprise Friday nite while attending what I expected to' be a small gathering of present and former members of the 'Rec' Council •and Town Council. The nice part was that ALL members of all departments of Council were represented and all enjoyed the well planned Wine and Cheese Party set up so nicely. I had no idea so many were involved in the business of the Town and everyone agreed it was great to see so many dedicated people in one place — at the Same time. Each department usually does its ownlittle job and seldom sees even the whole council very often. The nicest surprise came when the retiring members were presented with a lovely, engraved pen and pencil set --11, Sheaffer, of course — and a few kind words of thanks for the many, many hours of their precious time spent for a small - but growing — Huron County town they ,.are. -proud to call HOME. Last Sunday was a beautiful sunny day — with an icy wind blowing. We trailed along the Lake shore from Kincardine back and could scarcely believe the damage done in erosion. The lovely beach at Kincar- dine for the time being, has disappeared. Many staunch trees along the shore are top- pled and cottage owners are facing a great loss in many cases. It is just hard to believe that after all these years, the water could rise to such a height — and stay there. Spring usually gives us some flooding and worry — but this year isloing to be a year of many wQrries — especially along our shore line. Today, Monday, we are threatened with icy rain or snow, temp. 32* and lower! You.just can't get away from We thank you for your support last year, and we look forward to serving yes again this year SPRING IS HERE! We should be golfing teen! d • y ) Any adult member joining by April 21; 1973 will receive ONE DOZEN RAM GOLF BALLS - ABSOLUTELY FREE BRING A FRIEND TO JOIN ... YOU'LL RECEIVE A SPECIAL BONUS Drop out and see our New Golf Stock WE NEED USED CLUBS - SO LET'S MAKE A DEAL We're sure we can save you money THE SPORTS CENTRE THAT OFFERS ••• • PARTY AND MEETING FACILITIES • MEN'S and LAD= SAUNAS • GAMES ROOM • COFFEE SHOP • YEAR ROUND RECEPTION , • "Where Yee Are A Stronger Only One" 0 .ricii_lunset Golf G Sports Centre 4 MILES NORTH OF GODERICH ON HWY NO 21 PHONE 524-7968 OR $24-8047 • .• ,1 it — so, if you who are still in Florida are smart — you will stay another month or so. Br -r - r -r-! .1 checked with Bill and Betty Reid on the success of the opening of their Saltford Village Store. They were 'over- whelmed and delighted that so many people stop'd by with their good wishes. As I said before, I'm tickled pink to., see Saltford stirring again. It may never be the big bustling town of a hundred years ago with its six or seven hotels etc, but the many nice homes being built there lately shows that it is a, lovely little spot. On the "Bulletin qoard" you will notice many interesting events coming up. Once again — I can't understand why so many organizations fail to set their date in the "coming events book" at the Signal Star office. This book is a real con- venience item for everyone and the office • girls are nice and pleasant — and are glad to write in your date in advance and answer all calls regarding that date so that another group doesn't divide the crowd bY having their affair the same nite or close to it. Perhaps there is a misunder- standing about this bou,k? You don't have to put in an ad at this time — there is. no cost in- volved and it is set up mainly to prevent two or three events happening on the same dates. A great many 'organizations know months ahead when their Easter Tea or Bake Sale or Dance date is set Sure as guns' there are several dances or par-, ties the same nite and they all grumble about small crowds. When you plan an affair check with the Signal to see if that date is open. Your party will be a much better success and the town folks will be hap- pier too. Love, Martha. WHAT'S NEW ATHURONVIEW Mrs. Muriel Harrison of Goderich was guest soloist for Sunday mornings Chapel ser- vice accompanied at the organ by Doug . Crich. Reverend McWhinnie, Chaplain of the Home was in charge of the ser- vice. A new resident was welcomed and those having Birthdays during the week were honoured at Mondays get together. Mary Taylor, Marie Flynn and Norman Speir provided the music for the oc- casion. Mrs. Prouty of Exeter has returned • from her winter • holiday and conducted last weeks Bible Study. Mr. Mun- nings of Clinton has been in charge of the service during her absence. The Heywood Brothers of Exeter provided an hour of musical entertainment on Family Night. Doug and Danny sang several popular and old tyme favourites and provide .,. theit own ,acorn;„ paniment with accordion and electric guitar. Mrs. Waghorn who was a former neighbor of the boys expressed the ap- preciation Of the residents for the enjoyable hour. •. a, Amok IODE receive four Mrs. G. Emerson was hostess for the April meeting of the Ahmeek Chapter. Plans were finalized for the dessert card party on May 2 at the Legion Hall. Reports were received in- cluding the development program of the Provincial In- 'stitute by Mrs. D.O. Sitter the Echoes report by Mrs. M. Jelly sick by Mrs. 0. Straughan, Ser- vices Abroad by Mrs. C. Cutt and Citizenship by Mrs. A. Habel. Visits to the elderly and, being a good neighbour were two points stressed by Mrs. Cutt. Mrs. Hobel explained in detail the metric system, which she said may. take 10 years before people actually make use of metric units every day. The Regent reminded all that the group project is to sup-, ply a microscope for the laboratory at the local hospital. She will attend the Conference in Hamilton on April 11 and 12. Four ladies, Mrs. B. Chisholm, Mrs. Wm. Carter, Mrs. F. Overholt and Mrs. M. Cutt took their affirmation. Mrs. G. Henderson announ- ced that the May meeting will beheld at the home of Mrs. R. Neville and lunch will be in the charge of Mrs. H. Dodd • and Mrs. Neville. Refreshments were then ser- ved by the hostess and her corn- mittee. Mrs. J.G. Henderson thanked Mrs. Emerson for the use of her home. 1 14 1 KING ST, f NOTICE TREE PLANTING The Municipality will make available 250 trees. Maple and Norway Maple, to be placed on boulevards. Anyone wishing a tree, please notify Municipal 0 57 West Street, 524-8344, by April 201h, 1973. J. Harold Walls, A.M.C.T., Clerk -Treasurer r 0 e, • 444 • 1 7 COME SEE OUR SPECIAL PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY ( . LIST , OUR RED, BLACK OR GREEN WET LOOK, 3 ZIPPER 'PRICE NO Spalding Professional Golf Bags 36.50 30" 1 and 3 woods, 3,5,7,9 and Putter 7 PIECE STARTER SETS 1,3 and 4 woods, 3 to 9 Irons 10 PIECE SIGNATURE SET 7 PIECE LADIES or MEN'S MEDALLION 7. 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