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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-22, Page 16PAGE 6A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1973 DUNOAUON DOINGS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eedy, Michael and Laurel from Strathroy yisited this weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.J.L. Eedy. Harold Campbell from Kamloops, British Columbia, enjoyed a two week holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dynes Campbell. He returned by plane from London on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blake and Becky 'from Cambridge (Galt) spent the weekend at their respective homes here and in Goderich.' Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy motored to Mississauga Satur- day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eedy and. twins Megan and Jennifer. Being our baker, Ir- vine doesn't have the oppor- tunity to stay very long away from his work and home. On their return on Sunday visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Aubin and five children in Belleville, also Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott and Mat- thew in Kitchener. Mr_ and Mrs. John Linton and Alisa from Edmonton are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. K.K. Dawson and other members of the family here. During the week John is in Toronto atten- ding a. ten-day computer course. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. K.K. Dawson had a family din- ner at which all members of their family were present, in- cluding the Lintons, Mr:' and Mrs. David Dawson, Jacquelyn and Paul, also Mr. and Mrs. George Dawson, Kim, Kathy and Laurie from Goderich, and Mrs. Olive Straughan. from Goderich. Alvin Sherwood recently flew to Calgary, Alberta to a Shor- thorn Dispersal Sale where he purchased a valuable champion female sow to add to his fine herd at Carnation Stock Farms, Dungannon. Jim -Little and Wm. Wiggins are in Wingham aid District General Hospital where they are having X-rays and tests. It is hoped they will soon be well enough to return home. Mrs. Wilbur Brown, Lucknow, is in University Hospital in London where she is to.have hip surgery for ar- thritis. Friends here will be thinking of her during the next three .weeks in hospital. 4-H Achievement Day for this area was held in Wingham on Saturday November- 17. All the girls from the local three clubs and their leaders were in attendance and each received, her sterling silver teaspoon. Mrs. Linda (Young) Culbert received a pie server for having completed 18 clubs. A few W.I. members from here attended the afternoon program. Mrs, Maribelle Cranston received County Honours for the com- pletion of 12 clubs. She is a member at St. Helen's. The Royal Winter Fair which is in progress in' Toronto has attracted quite a number from this area. Friends from this community send congratulations and Best Wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Petrie of, Goderich who are celebrating "their -50th Anniver- sary on Wednesday, November 21. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pannabaker on the birth of their baby daughter, Krista Lyn, a sister for Terry, born November 1, 1973, in Wingham and District Hospital. Mrs. Paul Henderson accom- panied by her„ three daughters, Heather, Jennifer and Jill and their friend, Darlene" Taylor, all of Mississauga visited with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Alton and other relatives Friday to Sunday. Sports night for parehts in , Ashfield and West Wawanosh is held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 8:30 p.m. in Brookside School. As an added attraction there will be Progressive Euchre in the library on these nights. For -the more athletic there isa chance to play Volleyball or Table Tennis or do gymnastic , Come out and enjoy yourself. The next Sport:; Night is to be November 27. During my vacation Mrs. Mary Here kept the Dungannon News reported and 1 ap- preciated her time and work, and all readers would also. Again you may phone 529-7965 to keep our Dungannon News active. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Naylor from Sarnia spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Park. Dinner guests on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Erin McNee and Brenda were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baechler and daughter of Goderich. Mrs. ,John Ryan has gone to Georgetown to the home of her daughter an.c. -son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kidd. They,. plan to.spend the winter mon ths in Florida. Mrs. Murray Oke from Scar- borough spent several days recently at her parental home with- Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Higgins, and with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chisholm here, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chisholm in Goderich. Leonard Payne, student from Laurier University in Waterloo, spent the weekend with% his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chisholrii,' and family and also visited his grand- mother, Mrs. Payne in Walton. FATS Fad diets which eliminate fat could be- dangerous, --reminds Consumers' Association sof Canada. Fat is necessary to,. build- body tissues. A small amount of stored body fat is deli` to provide a reserve suppCv of energy and to insulate and protect body •organs. R4commended. sources of fat are cheese, eggs, meat, fish or poultry and 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil, every day. CAC National Headquarters is ,located at IOQ Gloucester Street, Ottaw?. S N �Y The nl ue Trinitron system a Sony exclusive. KV -1710 SONY. TRINITRON COLOR TV . Trinitron color TV with a 17 -inch screen- measured diagonally—features automatic fine tuning, auto color & hue in one push button control Features • Trinitron one gun/three beam -system • 17 -inch screen measured diagonally • Automatic fine tuning, auto color & hue in one push button control • 100°o solid state circuitry • Instant picture & sound- • No set up adjustments • Illuminated channel indicators • Front mounted speaker • Front mounted controls • Rotatable VHF telescopic antenna • Top mounted easy carry handle • Simulated walnut grain cabinet KV -•1201 SONY, TRINITRON \\ COLOR TV Portable Trinitron color TV features a 12 -inch screen measured diagonally— one push button for automatic color & hue control Features • Trinitron one gun/three beam system • 12 -inch screen measured diagonally • Auto color & hue control in one push button • 100% solid state circuitry • Instant picture & sound • Illuminated tuning dials • No set up adjustment • Front mounted speaker • Front mounted controls • Rotatable VHF telescopic antenna • Top mounted easy carry handle • Charcoal grey cabinet_ with chrome trim • Earphone included An interesting meeting was held at the home of Mea. C. Cutt, Park Street, when the Ah. meek Chapter 1.O.D.E.•. met there on November 12 with a large attendance. Mrs. R. Neville, regent, presided, and Mrs. M. Clair= mont presented the flag in the absence of Mrs. C. Ruffell. Mrs. Neville welcomed the new members, also Miss Betty Mackenzie, who later showed a film. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. F. Mills, and approved. In business arising from the minutes the regent thanked all. who helped at the Rummage Sale, which was a great success. She also mentioned the Remembrance Day Service. Mrs. C. Ruffen and Mrs. G. Henderson carried , the flags, while Mrs. E. Sitter placed the wreath in the regent's absence Twelve members travelled the Area Conference at r - ton on October 17. Mrs. Carrothers, Provincial Coun- sellor, had written` to say how pleased she was that so many from Ahmeek had attended. ,The regent asked Mrs. M. Holmes and Mrs. B. Chisholm to see that posters were made and placed in store windows for the bake sale on November 17. Plans were made for the sale. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. G. Henderson, showing that the chapter'had a splendid year financially. A letter was read from the hospital administrator, A.E. Elliott, thanking the chapter for the gift of the microscope. Mrs. Neville mentioned the' invitations to the "Sarah Hale" birthday party at Clinton which the"cgroup was unable to attend. She sent regrets. It was voted to send a donation to the St. John Am- bulance Society. Mrs. Neville reported on fh-te meeting she had attended for "Meals on Wheels." Education secretary, Mrs. W. Auld, was not present, but Mrs. Neville gave her report. . Services Secretary Mrs. C. Cutt, reported that bales had been sent to headquarters for distribution to the North West Territories. Also crib quilts were taken to the Children's Hospital in London by Mrs. R.G. Emerson. Three new members were voted on, and the two who were present took their affirmation with Mrs. R. Neville and Mrs. C. Murray. The new members are Mrs. J. Wilson, Mrs. Hugill, and Mrs. J. McKeown. Echoes Secretary Mrs. Overholt, gave her report. It was, decided that the December meeting, as usual, will take the form of a Christ- mas Luncheon at the Maitland Golf and. Country Club on December 6. The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. B. Chisholm, and the February meeting at Mrs. C. Murray's home. Card Convener, Mrs. O. Straughan, gave a good report of cards sent to sick and shut- ins. Advertising was looked after by Public Relations Secretary, Mrs. M. Holmes, assisted by Mrs. B. Chisholm. The nominating committee was appointed: Mrs. R.G. Emerson, Mrs. W. McKee, and Mrs. G. Henderson. Miss Mackenzie -showed a most interesting film for Remembrance Day on loan from the Royal Canadian Legion. Mrs.. Henderson thanked Miss Mackenzie and presented her with a gift. Mrs. G. Dustow thanked the hostess for the use of her home, and the lunch committee, Mrs. O. Straughan and Mrs. W. McKee. Ashfield WMS Name prime ministers for November roll call Mrs. Henry MacKenzie was hostess for Ashfield Women's Missionary Society November meeting. Prayer was led • by Mrs. Henry MacKenzie. "Flanders Fields" was read by Mrs. Lloyd Collins. Devotion -°was given by Mrs. r Warren Wylds taken from Luke. - Roll call was answered by 12 members and three visitors naming a former Prime Minister and number of years in office. Ke ts com efl daY �Psi f l ti Wei ewe Th Wei ts..1 the whit how child Me an of to find. our Save w this 1 e heel nd u ars us life.. ough aunt Mrs. Bill Ross introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Hummel of, Lucknow who had spent her first 19 years in China. Mrs. Hummel- ''had some ancient Chinese costumes with her and. while she was having the ladies model the clothes, she told the story about each garment, which was very interesting. Mrs. Lloyd Collins thanked' Mrs. Hummel. Offering was received and of- fertory prayer given by Mrs. Henry MacKenzie. the yes -you -can wallcovering • Ready pasted • Scrubbable • Completely dry strippable • Stain resistant Add life to your home! Sotnewl le tre . t thei ion Hi ble a� get out They s� speal Psalm mein t rilldeli city me eking el, ai ov<•ed e sept encf Want 'ales c goe: ed at you take n For - you. c If you're looking for. some lovely little luxuries for superspecial gifts . well, . here's where they all are. So, if w disobey offer ou t expe ry time While coven dal disc t the .(Ev expos e with hon' Make Christmas complete 'by giving a gown this year. *Short & Long In Nylon * Brushed Nylon Some o der h d we enly our ould the n whe t sham clever ghbor,, an ern' or Ile Cori PERS 401, NAME ADDR LADIES `WEAR LIMITE w_ ON THE SOUAR GODERIC Housecoats Always a Christmas favorite. • Dusters • Housecoats • Pegnoir Sets •� • Vocama * Nylon * Qultt l A gift she will love. 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