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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-10-04, Page 29SUN LIFE SOHO ig" !Hi Maple Loaf Chapter of the 1.O:D.E: held a fund raising wino -and cheese partylaturday ng at tho Maitland Golf and Country. Club. Regent Mrs. W.Q. McKellar states that "this sieved Is a method of chapter members meeting the public as well as raising funds for 'good -will projects". About 150 tickets were sold for the occasion. Here Mr. and Mrs. Banger- (left-}-recaive•a -ghees-.of-wane ,from -hostess Mrs, W.G. McKellar,- Regent -rand - husband. (staff photo) warn of holiday traffic Goderich detachment of ntario Provincial Police a reminder to motoristg an to be on the road this giving weekend to be alert. e .highways will be and your Provincial of Transportation and unications records show owded highways produce lent driverh,' -t h,- poi impatient drivers to ce rous chances and often serious collisions." you plan to travel this nd," the O.P.P, say, "remember to co-operate with others, be patient, watch for road signs and pavement markings, and slow down after dark." During 960 duty hours and the patrol of 9,304 miles of highways and other .roads over the past week the local detach- ment of the O:P.P. investigated eight accidents involving five - cases qj, property damage, two jnjurielt#iand one death. Officers laid: 36 charges un- der the Highway Traffic Act and issued 51 warnings to motorists. Eighteen other charges were laid under the Liquor Control Att and one under the Criminal Code of Canada. In other activities officers an- swered • 13 ,requests for assistance, conducted one prisoner escort and in Provin- cial Court, Criminal Division at Goderich, obtained 40 'convic- tions under the H.T.A., fiv un- der the L.C.A. and one nder the. C.C. There were several fine displays and crafts which were an added attraction in the hall this year;• and a number of con- cessions were on the grounds. It is not too soon to begin to plan to participate ,in 1974 Fair. Dungannon and area folk were interested in the "Sunday Supplement" program on C.B.C. prepared and presented by Jim and Beverley , Reed giving interviews in several homes in Goderich. It was on° from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Miss Pearl Congram discovered a sprig of blossoms on her pear tree on September 25 and thought it worth telling us! Ben Caldwell from Windsor , visited his sister following his trip to the West Coast of Canada, California, Nevada and Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Young from Auburn Heights, Michigan visited Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ivers and other friends on Tuesday. Quite a number from here have attended the Inter- national Ploughing Match ' at Alvinston during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. H.J.L. Eedy visited in Mississauga on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eedy and twin daughters. On Sunday afternoon Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Manning from Allenford were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan. Charlie-Kilpatridk from Nan-. coiiver is holidaying with relatives in Goderich and visiting relatives and friends in this community. He was happy to attend Dungannon Fair on Thursday - the second time since 1906! Mrs. N. Moffat and Mrs. F. Freeman from St. Thomas are visiting relatives in this area, and attended church service in Dungannon Sunday morning with their nephew Ronald Pen- tland from- Nile. The house where Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Irvin .now live was built by their father. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Irvin en- joyed last week visit -11v. relatives and friends, Mr. .and Mrs. Jim Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Alton, Miss Olive Blake, Mrs. Ian MacRae and ' Mrs. Grace Mclvor in London, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stirling and Darlene at Thamesville and at- tended the Ploughing Match. They also called to visit Rev. Jas. Bright in Beamsville. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stor- mes from Kitchener spent a few days with Mrs. Cecil Blake this week. On the . weekend Mrs. Grant Sowerby, Thornhill, and Barbar'a Blake from Toronto were home. Little five-year-old Susan Curran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph . Curran was in University Holpital, London, for an operation on her ear. She got home again on Tuesday. Jamie Bere is concerned that someone must have lost a little Collie dog, black and brown in color. Jamie says it has a tag and has had its rabies shots. It has been wandering the streets this week. DUNGANNON W.I. Mrs. Clifford Purdon was hostess to Dungannon W.I. for their meeting, September 27. In the absence of the president, Mrs. G. McNee, vice-president, welcomed members and guests. Many thoughtful answers were given to the roll call, "Our duty to a New Canadian." Following the business, Mrs. Blake" read the resolutions to ° be presented at the area con- vention. Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge and Mrs. Cecil Blake were ap- pointed delegates to the Huron County Rally at•tralia Oc- tober 1. The Bazaarr and bake sale for Huronview..,:Mctober 3 was an- nounceq., An invitation to a social evehing, October 9 was received from Goderich .Town- shipPresident Mrs. Har- vey Alton sent a request that each member write her idea of a good way to celebrate the In- stitute Anniversary in 1974 and hand it in at the October meeting. The.. motto and constant ef- forts and frequent mistakes are the stepping stones of genius," was taken by Mrs. Errington. She stated, "Too many give up too soon. Those who get on in the world are not daunted by mistakes. Defeat is education if we learn to use it." Miss Beth McConnell g a very interesting topic on "Daughters of Fame." Mrs. McNee expressed the pleasure of everyone at the good attendance, thanked Mrs. Purdon for her home, and thanked everyone who con- tributed to the meeting. Lunch was served by Mrs. I. Rivett, Mrs. F. Young and Mrs. C, McClenaghan. progressiva company in a progressive industry Phone 565-5333 Bayfield SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA EXETER KINSMEN 2 P.M. TO 10:30 P.M. EXETER ARENA Free Roses Free Cash Draws 23 DIFFERENT MANUFACTURERS Adults 50c _ -_ Children Under _12 Free - -- THE REASONS Harbouraires have star- eparing for some singing ments that are upcoming :e. P1 in 9 n e STEAM ARPET .CARE 24-2440 in the months ahead. The all male chorus will be singing in Fingal on Sunday, October 14. The group has been singing for over 20 years and has brought a great deal of ' favorable publicity to this area. The Harbouraires consist of men from Goderich, Clinton, Holmesville, - Stratford and surrounding.. areas. They are always looking for new mem- bers who have a love for music and are willing,to practice each Sunday evening at North St. United Church in Goderich at 8:30 p.m. The group sings for special. Church services as well as other engagements and are featured on CKNX'S "Singtime" each year. Any further, information can be obtained from the director, George Buchanan at 524-7433. opping for TALI IT'S TIME! Time To Choose Your NEW WARDROBE FOR FALL Slits CO-ORDINATES Ali WEATHER COATS JACKETS CAR for insuring locally through our Independent insurance agency •� CONVENIENT SERVICE • LOCA[ KNOWLEDGE • CLAIMS ‘8 COVERAGE ADVICE All Types of Insurance 524-8100 524-9131 All over the country, more people are choosing to own Cadlllacs this year than over before In history — more than double that of the nearest competitor. And, in this area,more and more people are choosing us as their Cadillac dealer. That can be good news If you're In the market for an exceptional car value. 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