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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-10-04, Page 71AR ,, Hp k ig DP K'S 5 kl P 8 t n' ver, up em: for P. p • AUBURN AND DISTRICT NEWS mal meeting of the ded the Leonard -Turner wed- rch Women of Knox ding at Strathroy recently. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker of Burch was held last yr evening in the Sun- Port Severn visited last week room of the church. with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies. was in charge and Mrs. Frances Clark visited Armstrong presided last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. fira part of the meeting. Elwin Anderson at Brantford. call to worship, the Miss Minnie Wagner visited lesson was read by her sister, Mrs. Rose Herman theown L. Craig. Mrs. Ar- at Tavistock last Tuesday. vethemeditation on Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Brodie of p Toronto spent last weekend alive! Anderson gave a with their cousin, Mrs. Ken - followed by prayer. A neth Scott, Mr. Scott and 0sung by Mrs. Eleanor family. taccorhpanied by Mrs. Mi and Mrs. Jack Arm- strong returned recently from a H. ;�feringaineswas received by six week vacation to the West rifted Fry and Mrs. coast of Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and dedicated. William Empey took the plane Peter Verbeek spoke on to Vancouver and returned by s from India on display motor with Mr. and Mrs. Arm - the finger foods for strong. to ample. Mrs. May Snyder, Abeline, LeonardKansas; r. Margaret son, estspeaker,hambault Manchester, Kansas; andbJim the gu Ted flunking. She told Bowyer, Elorado, Kansas spent the work of her sister -in- last week with their cousin, Maxine flunking in Mrs. Kenneth Swett Mr. Scott "ids the cancer research and Eric. t country. She showed Miss Barbara Sanderson of of the parts of India Toronto spent the weekend she works and also the with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. pacts where she had Wilfred Sanderson. ber vacation. . Peter Verbeek thanked linking for her infor- speech and the pictures, flunking also showed I saris which Miss ' had brought_ home t. Brian Hallam gave a d the Conference held ger at Alma College. Id about the conference and services attended, as the crafts she did. . Lawrence Plaetzer ed_for.. the business and mened it by the Purpose. members decided to the basement and this is done in November. A is being planned for ber 24 , in the Com - Memorial chill. is were given by con - and plans were made to Thankoffering, on Oc- 30. on meals served were and accepted. IL ENTERTAINS very enjoyable time was onSaturday evening, Sep - 29 when Knox United U.C.W. entertained the rs of the 'choir, the of the Sunday School, and leaders of Youth to a very tasty dinner in the Sunday School of the church. 50 guests were present. the dinner, Murray n in a few well chosen expressed thanks from the U.C.W. Ernest Durnin, the con- aptssed her pleasure on Of the U.C.W.'in being ;cater to such a splendid dinner Miss Nancy An- led in a spirited sing- 'th Mrs. Norman Wight - at the piano. Mr's. Brian showed the film New SOCIAL NEWS.,'.- I Sunday, October 7, United Church, also Don - will celebrate World - Communion and ng wilitalso ebel assery Knox The -communit :F,- was sad - tion and baptism and dened to hear of the passing of ion of new mei'nbers .',- Mr._Henry MacKenzie on AI1fred Fry will be in -.Siatutday. c�rtrua� , �.,_ Sympathy is extended: to the Ma~ilveen .of 1VMcKendrick's family in the a vleited i day, last ;:; passing of Miss Clara ;McKen- • Mr:and Mrs; -Robert dricks`of'Toronto, and formerly of Ashfield. Robert Turner: Many people from here at - W' Lynn Turner atten- tended the ploughing match at Mrs. Wes hillock 526-15$5 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Elliott of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Major Youngblur attended the Royal Canadian Mounted Police ride at Kitchener last Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt visited the plowing match at Alvinston last week and also visited his brother Joe Haggitt and Mrs. Haggitt at Leamington.' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner and Miss Lynn Turner were guests at the Medd-Hummel wedding reception at the White Carnation last Saturday evening. , Guests over the weekend with William J. Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mclllmurray of Flint, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Coates of Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Strasser of Ontario, California; Mrs. Edna Greninsum and Verne Bokinger of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. William S. Craig and family of Clinton; and Mr. and kIrs. Bill Idson of Arva. CHURCH NEWS. The Rev. Kenneth Rooney, who has been with the Ripley and Ashfield Presbyterian Church for the peat five years has accepted a call to Cookstown and wilt leave for there on October 10. Rev. and Mrs. Rooney have always been deeply concerned over everyone in these congregations. They have been good friends in sorrow and on happy occasions alike, and they will be greatly.missed. Rev. Rooney, Mrs. Rooney and Lois were asked to a congregational gathering in their honor on Sunday after- noon. A short program was presen- ted by the school children, the Swan Family, selections by Finlay MacDonald on 'the violin, and two duets by Lois and Rev. Rooney accompanied by Lois on the guitar were much enjoyed. Finlay MacDonald who was chairman called the% Rooney family to the front, where an address was read by Mrs. Lois Farrish. A cheque was presen- ted to Mr. Rooney. Mrs. Jane West on behalf of 'ane W.M.S. presented Mrs. Rooney with a travelling case. Lois was- presented with a cup and saucer with her birth month printed .on-it..iin gold let- ters. The Rooney family each thanked the congregation in turn 'and invited them to come and see them in their new home. A bountiful lunch was served by, the ladies of the church. Rev. and Mrs. Rooney, have two other sons Robert and Richard, who.are both studying in University at the present time. SOCIAL ITEMS UBLIC SKATING GODERICH ARENA FRIDAY a:00 to 10:00 p.m. SUNDAY 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. 5 Oc MRS [IIIIAN SIMPSDN+ 529-1548 Alvinston. The grades 7 and 8 were taken on a bus from Brookside School. A good fair was held at Dungannon on Thursday. Brookside and Kingsbridge children paraded and sang and many parents were out to enjoy the fine show and weather. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Finlay MacDonald were Mrs.. Anna Mae Childers, and Mrs. Marjorie Sneldrum of Detroit. Misses Sally and Louise MacDonald of Windsor were dinner guests with Mrs. Jean West" on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jim West visited with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Mills in Toronto last week. . Several parents from here at- tended the Commencement in the G.D.C.I. to see the Grade 12 and 13 diplomas given out on Friday evening and enjoyed selections by the High School orchestra. Mr. and ,Mrs.' Lloyd Hender- son of Windsor were guests last week with Mr. atnd Mrs: Grant Far'rish. Mr. Gordon Drennan celebrated his 82nd birthday last week. Congratulations! The neighbours along Highway 21 north of Kintail got together to celebrate it with Gordon. 4-H MEETINGS At the third , meeting of Auburn I, Crafty Cooks, San- dra- Popp was selected as floating secretary. Roll call was answered by naming a recipe or food characteristic of England, Scotland, Ireland pr Wales. A summary of British tradition was read by the mem- bers. The demonstration was given by Mrs. Nick Hill' who made English Trifle and spoke about how it was made. It was tasted by all the members who found it delicious. Joanne Hickey presented Mrs. Hill with a gift of ap- preciation. The officers for Auburn II are President Arva Ball; vice- president Judy Van Dongen; secretary, floating; press repor- ter, Faye Seers; treasurer, Sherry Plaetzer. Auburn No. 2 National Nourishers 4-H club held their fourth meeting at the home of the leader Miss Lynn Turner on September 27th.-, The roll call was answered by naming a food commonly purchased today which was for- merly made at home. Next meeting will be held on October 9 at the home of Cathy McClinchey. Lynn and her assistant Marie Empey gave out hand-out sheets and led in the discussion of Achievement Day. The leaders demonstrated how ' to make German Tea Squares. as, - Officers for this club are President Lorraine Chamney; vice-president Doris Naylor; secretary and press reporter, floating and treasurer Cathy McClinchey. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY; OCTOBER 4, 151$—PAGES -1 From the horse's mouth ... On Friday Sept. 28, the Western Fair Raceway at Lon- don opened their fall meet. Several local horses made a good showing. In the first race, Imp Mathers owned by Charles, Eugene and John Mathers was second with John on the bike. In the same race, Wayne Express owned and, driven by George Caldwell was fifth. The thin;. race winner was Jimmy the Butler owned by Robert and H. 0. Jerry with Robert driving. The mile was in 2.08.4 and the payoff was $7.40. In the sixth race Shadow Bars owned by. Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald was third: In the ninth race Miss Belle Bars, owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald was second. Saturday night at the Lon- don track, Scotch A Plenty was fourth in the second race with Hobert -Faulds on the bike. In the fifth race Victor H. Volo owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald was fourth. In the eighth race, El Sam 0 owned by Dick Burgess and Joe and Jim Dick did not finish with Gord Pullman on the bike. At the Hanover Raceway Saturday night, Pink Panther owned by James Lam and driven by Dennis Jewitt was' the winner in 2.11.2 for a payoff of 58.30. Are you a BLOOD DONOR? If not, why not? GIVE „ GIVE BLOOD LIFE GoderichFigure Skating. Club REGISTRATION DAY ARENA AUDITORIUM THURSDAY 8 FRIDAY OCTOBER 4 & 5 7- 9:30 P.M. FEES. - Power skating - $14 Juniors - $15 Intermediate and Senior - $20.. • Private lessons - $20 Family Plan - (3 or more) (Figure Skating only) - $40 Come Harvest The SAVINGS 3 DAYS LEFT ENDS OCTOBER 6 in our WAREHOUSE SALE Located 2 Blocks North of Our Store 105 RICHMOND STREET • Chesterfields • Lamps, • Dining Room Suites • Mattresses • Chairs • Bedroom Suites • Kitchen Suites • Hoover Appliances • Odds 'n Ends Bonthron Furniture Hensel) 262-2016 Watch For The Signs Leading To Our Warehouse Sale We were glad to see that there were no more injuries in ASHFIED The September meeting for Ashfield Women's Missionary Society was - held Thursday, September 20 in the church basement. Mrs. Jack MacKen- zie opened the meeting. Mrs. Jim West read the scrip- ture. Eleven 'members answered the roll call with an interesting item on India. Mrs. Jim West gave an infor- mative story on mission study in India. A question and an- swer period followed by dividing the ladies in two groups when the answers were discussed. Mrs. Bill Ross and Miss Sadie Johnston presented Mrs. K. Rooney who -is soon leaving, with a Life Membership given by Mrs. Henry MacKenzie who was unable ta attend. the three horse pile up at the London track in the eighth race. Davey Song driven by Garry Schwitzer and Adio Tye, driven by Levi McFadden went down followed by El Sam 0 driven by Gord Pullman. Levi was,taken to the hospital with shoulder injuries. El Sam 0 suffered a badly cut right knee.. At the yearling_ sale in Toronto 'Wednesday, the average price per horse was $4,200 . NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF. -. HURON PROVINCIAL LIBERAL ASSOC. TO BE HELD AT ZURICH ARENA WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 10 Delegeies to the forthcoming Ontario Liberal Leadership Con- vention will be elected at this meeting. HEAR CANDIDATES FOR TJIE LEADERSHIP OF THE LIBERAL -PARTY IN ONTARIO. ADDRESS THE MEETING RECEPTION 6:30 P.M. DINNER 7:00 P.M. TICKETS. $4.00 DR. MORGAN SMITH J. HOWARD AITKEN PRES. SEC. 738 Queen St. -KINCARDINE PINCHER'S SALE ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT - OCTOBER 6 CANADA DRY . Family Site ` , ze FL. o=. 16 The Square GODERICH VALUES 489c CLEANUP WITH THESE HOUSEHOLD FEATURES! AEROSOL WALL CLEANER 20 OZ. BIG WALLY MS.R. AEROSOL FOAM 22 OZ. M.B.R. 11.59 $1.59 J21 Zero Rug Cleaner $139 32 FL. OZ. SIZE M.S.R. 11.19 Janitor -In -A -Drum :sfikn�n sr,.. 93c • CS �,N Grp k�9Co 0, 66$ � sit SAVE 20c Palmolive Liquid DETERGENT 32 ^FL. OZ. 99C SAVE 40c ULTRA -BRITS TOOTHPASTE 100 M.L. & 50 ML FR99c sPit ABC N pt4 t Peet qlC Sp.1 �,�►e�xQaP� G X06. silt • PLUS DEPOSIT CLEANER 24 OZ. M.S.R. 1.09 FANTASTIC 88c AEROSOL FABRIC. PROTECTOR 11 OZ. $ SCOTCH GUARDM:sR,.s249 AEROSOL BATHROOM CLEANER -14 OZ. SANI FOAM "FL 75c 63c • TOILET BOWL CLEANER 34 OZ. M.S.R. 59c SANI FLUSH 49c "IN -TANK" TOILET BOWL CLEANER -12 FL. OZ. SAM FLUSH M.B.R. 99c uric WINDOW CLEANER 12 FL. OZ. EASY OFF • M.S.R. 49c 37c ASSORTED PACKAGES M.S.R. 59c Canuck- Sponges 44c STEAM IRON CLEANER M.B.R. 59c v:. DAISY 39c UNION CARBIDE -LARGE GREEN -10's M.S.R. 69c ea. arbag a Bags 299c9 6 DISCOUNT HEALTH AND BEAUTY AID FEATURES SUDDEN ACTION AEROSOL 1i GM M.S.R. 90c Breath Refresher b 6c MOUTH WASH 17 FL. OZ. ECONOMY SIZE M.S.R. 11.75 L SCOPE $ 1 4a NEW 'SHAMPOO.71h FL. OZ. M.B.R. 11.59 YUCCA -DEW -99c ,../ DANDRUFF SHAMPOO 6 FL. OZ. f+4.8.R. 11.47 RESDAN 99c CREME RINSE 8 FL. OZ. 4 >:< TAME M.S.R. 11.39 9 7C tt M.S.R. 89c EA. F ou Lou Pantyhose3 °$1 FEMININE SPRAY MIST OR POWDER • 3 OZ. M.B.R. 11.79 PR iS TEEN $ 1 4 4 FEMININE NAPKINS - PKG. OF 12 M.S.R. 09c EA. CONFIDETS Aft 1 SKIN CREME 10 OZ. JAR M.S.R. *1.99 NQXZEMA $ 1a63 GILLETTE ANTI -STAIN, ANTi-PER3PIRAri1 9 02. M.S.R. 11.99e 3 3 RIGHT GUARD 1 SAVE ON THE HEALTH FOOD FEATURES SUNNY HEALTH, TABLETS 250 MG, 260'• M.S.R. 13.52 VITAMIN `C' $249 DIO.HEALTH, WITH IRON, Oars M.S.R. $10.58 Multiple Vitamins $73f. BIO -HEALTH, CHILDREN& 260'., M.S.R. 15.50 CHEWABLE VITAMINS $399 1 HALLOWE'EN FEATURES THIS WEEK AT PINCHERS 101 COUNT PKG. M.S.R.'11.01 GANONG 20 x 6>: MARS M.L.lit11.00 POP'S BUBBLE GUM 88c Roman.Nougat Bars CHEER'S ASSORTED 20 x 6c ROLLSPLANTER'S M.S.R. 11.20 FRUIT ROLLS M.8.R.1t.00 $ 8c PEANUTS FINCHER'S 738 QUEEN ST. KINCARDINE 00. WE RESERVE THE RIOHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES, 88c 99c 16 THE SQUARE 0 O bINICH