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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-12-13, Page 47?,1 TURKEY ,DINGO Weal from here attended Annual Christmas Aufg�uetin o in . the risb. Hall on Saturday' ing, December 15. Winners the 10 turkeys were: Mrs. 11 Brindley,'' Mary Ann le; Donna Thompson, Elva arney, Mrs. • Ken ; Leddy, Mary Foran, Miffs. -Jim eon, Mrs. June .Holrries, rs. Russell Brindley and neignor Phalen. Share the ealtli, winners were: Frank an, Leo Foran and Brother 1 Voll. ;There was only one con *tion prize winner and this ss Mrs. John Foran. John silken was the winner of the r prize. This draw was Mrs. Genevieve Kinahan on Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Kinahan accompanied her son to the home of her daughter Mrs. Marydwards and family in London, where she intends to spend the winter months. Children from this area en- joyed the Santa Claus Parade, the free 90 minute Walt Disney film "The Aristocats" while others took advantage of the free ice time at the Lucknow Arena on Saturday afternoon. Bags of treats were distributed ..to all the children. IVliss Fay Hogan and friend John Cusolito from London spent the weekend at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan. .Congratulations to Mrs. Eldon Austin, a winner of a de by Mrs. June Holmes. Dinner for Two at the Twin uts and coffee were served Gables in Listowel on the "Win members of the Youth' Club. - A - Dinner show heard daily at 12:15 on Radio Station CKNX. Wingham. This is the second time Mrs. Austin has won. The Kintail Flyers Town and Country Hockey team played an exhibition game against the Goderich Sifto Salt Industrial League on Sunday afternoon in the Goderich Arena. The score was Kintail Flyers 4, Sifto Salt 2. STUDENTS HOME Christmas Vacationfor dents at various universities d colleges began on Friday, ember 15. From the University of estern Ontario, London, are: Iph Austin 'at the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. John ustin; Peter Frayne with. Mr.... nd Mrs. Donald Frayne; thleen Hogan with Mr. and rs. John Howard; ,Mary Anne 'Keefe with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keefe; Ben Miltenburg with r.ind Mrs. John Miltenburg. Annie VanDiepenbeek from thopse Teachers College with r. and Mrs. ` Frank inDiepenbeek. Ad Miltenburg,-University of uelph and Len Miltenburg, awhawk College, London, `iththeir parents Mr. and Mrs. n Miltenburg; ,Anita Hogan, . University of 'elphwith Mr: and Mrs: John ard; AA"nn Dalton, Wilfrid Laurier eiversity in Waterloo, with and" Mrs. Mark Dalton; Ben Miltenburg, University, ,Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. sMiltenburg. SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. Gilbert Frayne moved Dents attending_ tl�e F E ,,on•Sund'ay, December 16 to.the _h ry atAed-b p M t a.id-lMrsa m are,,spending� this'Inst .' m.' Gibson on Willoughby 'af school before Christ: Street in Lucknow. She plans to °holidays writingmake her home there for the winter months while Mr. and Mrs. Sam ° Gibson -are- spending the winter months in British Columbia. - Plans are almost completed for the Christmas Concert to be held in the school gymnasium on Thursday evening, Decem- . ber 20th. Cars driven by Jim Frayne and Cletus Dalton were in collision on, Highway' `21, ` on Sunday morning. Luckily neither one was" i-njured. Mrs. John Kelly passed away at the Pinecrest Nursing Home in Lucknow on Sunday, Decem- ber 16th. Her body will rest at the McCallum Funeral Home in Goderich and burial will be on Wednesday morning at St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge. Mrs. Jack VanOsch , is a patient in the Wingham and District General Hospital. VOLLEYBALL Girls and Boys Volleyball Teams of St. Joseph's school at Kingsbridge were bused to the Volleyball Tournament 'at the F.E. Ma'aill. Secondary School in Wingham on Saturday. In the girls first- game, they played against Blyth and won. In the second game ,they played Wingham Sacred Heart' and were beaten. They also lost in the third game which was against the Brussels Girls. The Kingsbridge boys 'won in games against Gray Central and Wingham Sacred Heart but were beaten by Wingham Central and Ripley, Fourteen schools - took part in this Voliyball tournament. SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. William Dodd spent last Sunday with Mr:and Mrs. Ivan Carter and family and other relatives at Seaforth Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McNeil of Welland •visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ° Thomas Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips. Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock visited last -Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson at Seafortb. ' Miss Lisa Ryan of Goderich spent the weekend With her un- cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen wig*i11 celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary 'on Friday, Decem- ber 21 with Open House and a Family Dinner. Prize winners at the weekly euchre party last week were: novelty prize- Wayne Powell; high man Robert Chamney; low man Thomas Haggitt; high lady Mrs. Thomas Haggitt; low lady Mrs.` Maitland Allen. Local residents were pleased tQ.ljear a song composed by Mr. Donald Mallory of *Kircaldy, Alberta - on the Up Canada program produced by the CBC last Wednesday evening. Donald is a -cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and often visited here a few years ago and attended S.S. No 16 East Wawanosh. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Albert McFarlane last Thur- sday were Mr. Roy Topping and Mr. David Roberts of Lam- beth. Mrs. R. Brooks is a patient in University Hospital, London. Robert Turner is improving in health in University Hospital, London. Congratulations 'to -?Misses Arva Ball, Sherry Plaetzer and Wanda Plaetter on receiving Provincial ,Honors at the Achievement Day in Clinton last Saturday; also Misses Judy Van Dongen, Yvonne Bean and Joyce Chamney on obtaining County Honors. 'nations. Herman Lambertus has' ed_ „to the - home of her ghter, .Miss Forence Lam- s : in Hamilton to, spend winter months. Mr. and rs Dennis "Dalton visited 'th them last Sunday, ' Congratulations to Joe Keefe, son of Mr. and Mrs. seph 0' Keefe, the most luablesenior football player the Goderich District ollegiate Institute Senior ting., Football, Team. The ton -Perth Championships e celebrated with a banquet the Bedford Hotel in erich. Teachers of the Roman tholic - Separate School at gsbridge held their Staff tmas Party at the Can - light Inn, at Goderich on ednesday December 12th. The Grand Opening of the al Bank at Lucknow took ce on Thursday 41ecember th. This new bank will offer a ile banking unit that will ng an "office on wheels" to ...farmers doorstep. gratulations. Michael Kinahan from Lam- h'"visited with his mother LAS MER MS 1 . Any. MO HUM NEWS YEAR'S EVE PARTY CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT TWO BANDS MOONSITYNE & BUSKER ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL .AGLS LOTS TO EAT 1.11.111.1111111...1111.1=1.0 ,....__, FRESH FROM OUR KITCHEN HORNS . HATS - FAVORS "ONLY" - !g»00 PER ;COUPLE WOO PER SINGLE' SPECIAL 420.00 PER COUPLE FOR OV$RNiOHT GUESTS, ALL INCLUDED RESERVE NOW 'fiCKET$ +MAY 'fit PUACHAEED AT . CEDAR LODGE MOTEL HURON oST.0 QODKRICH, -`OR- L ALIS PINES HOTEL._„N►t�TEOTE "AIN X0111 AT 'kiwi NO"T64s4 'Lighted candles, poinsettias and Christmas .decorations and a large black' screen showing the Universe •where small . globes depicting Neptune; Uranus, Marg, Earth, Saturn, Moon, Venus and Pluto moved around made an attractive get- ting for the United . Church Women's Meeting. held. in- the. Sunday school room of Knox United Church last Wednesday afternoon. President, Mrs. Ted East led in service in which questions were asked concerning ,the Christ Child. Mrs: Gerald McDowell, answered , br reading portions of scriptures relating to the Christmas story. These were interspersed, with Christmas hymns. Mrs. Arnold Cook dressed as the senior angel and Mrs. Peter Verbeel -as - the junior angel made the Christmas story conte to life as she explained to the junior member that the Christ Child had one day visited earth and how He had been received. As the story was being told in the darkened room a light was shown behind the screen.on the earth by Mrs. Lawrence Plaet- This inspiring presentation was closed with the words, "Do we act like we are on a visited planet, especially on the an= niversary of His coming _� to Earth?" Mrs. Gerald McDowell closed with prayer. The offering was received by Mrs. Beth Lan- sing and Mrs. Robert Arthur and dedicated with prayer. A- social half hour was en- joyed with the members and their guests from other congregations. SOCIACNEWS Anglican Church -''Women of St. Mark's Church were guests. Soft Christmas ,ttmusir'= played throughout the meeting which was conducted. by Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson" the president. She gave the call to - worship> and introduced the theme of the meeting, The Road to Bethlehem. The hymn O Come All Ye Faithful was sung with harp accompaniment played by Mrs. Robert Phillips. The responsive scripture lesson was led by Mrs. Sander- • son. Meditation on the theme was given by Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock and closed with a candlelighting service with Mrs. Frances„ Clark, Mrs. Roy Daer, Mrs. .Duncan Maclay and Miss Minnie Wagner - -- lighting.o the candles., A reading "Can this be Christmas?" was read by Mrs. Frank Raithby. A short memorial service ice, was held for Mrs. Major Youngblut who had been a- WMS member of' many years. A Belgrave d ation to Missions w s given er'aemory e me bers. The tiofferi was receiv :. by Mrs. t'h'an es Clark nd dedicated with prayer by e president. The correspondence was lea with an invitation to attend the Knox United UCV , Christmas meeting. A letter was read from Mrs.,.., ., A,Enright, Hurontip: Presf 'teri l president, telling of the annual meeting to be held d January 9 at 1.30 p.m. at Seaforth,' Due to tbig the Janu n3e+iting will be. held on Ja aryl la, at Mrs. Frances Clark' ,, • , Roll t 11 s answered by eachreing B le verse con- tainin word light. 44. Mrs der1 was asked to remain president for the coming year - and all officers were returned by acclamation. A 'dainty -lunch was served by Mrs. cKay and a social time enjo with the ACW mem- bers. 'g,. 1 ' 1 •• girl,ire • ins . sotagipotasu41 Pgaormgjimorair THE COACH HOU'41(. 111 �.Y UTNE. . SERVICE 411 SEASNS GREETINGS lot or: xiiikietlovar so** 'Everyone is, invited to West- field.Fellowship church for the Auburn- annual carol service sponsored by the Bible Society - at 8 p.m. on Thursday, Decem- ber 20. The 'Auburn Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society held their Christmas meeting at.. the home of - Mrs. Duncan MacKay..Tht members Of the. The recent "Name Contest" held by the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority resulte 1 in some 35 possible names being submitted for- the parcel of land which has been acquired b'y" the Authority in East Wawanosh Township. According to the Authority ,.the response from public school students involved was "tremen- dous" and the suggegtions were all "most interesting -and ap- pealing". Although Authority members termed it a "difficult decision" it was eventually'decided that the first place prize money of $15 would go to Kim McDowell of- RR 1- Belgrave •for the suggested- title "Wawanosh Valley Conservation Area". As a result Kim's suggestion will become the official title of the land. Second prize money of $10 went to Sharon Carter of RR 3 THE B SE FACTORY OUTLET NOW LOCATED ON HWY. #4 SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA SUGGESTIONS FROM BASE FACTORY OUTLET * LADIES. PURSES , * TEEN PURSES • * WRIST WATCHES * LIGHTERS * TOYS .. - * GAMES SMALL, MEDIUM -$ LARGE MEN'S SHIRTS ,50%. i loos POLYE TER PRICED .$497 To ($8 s7 from BUDGET PAYMENTS IF DESIRED Remember w• repair • all makes of sowing machines, and w• guarantee our workmanship! SMALL, MEDIUM & LARGE MEN'S SWEATERS 4 9 7 AND UP Remember ... our ... Blyth for the suggestion "Malt - E -Waw Wildlife Preserve." Another $10 for third prize •goes.• ta-1, Dianne Scott et Belgrave "for her suggestion "Mailland Bend • Conservation Area'. The Maitland Valley Conser- vation 'Authority members ex- tend their thanks to all the children. who suggested a name and thapefore will be sending each entrant a coin on Conser, ;, vation button in January. The Authority would also like tothankthe principals and teachers of Brookside Public School, East Wawanosh Public School an& Blyth Public School for their support with this con- test. Department" - offers a fine selection at FACTORY OUTLET SAVINGS! HOLIDAY OUTt E T HOURS FRI., DEC. 21 11 A.M. TO 0 P.M. ,SAT., DEC. 22 0 A.M. TOFO P.M,- ,MON., DEC. 24 0 A.M. TO ,3' P.M. ; CLOUD' CHRISTMAS DAY A BOXING DAY THURS., DEC. 21 -41IGULAR HOURS 11 A.M. TO • P., LO iOST LOANS T AT TI•R », G RICH. COMMUNITY REDIT. UNION ,. AVERA MONTHLY PAYMENTS v; ,i,.;;~,..4n4, n �� WWNN►+a.J. 88 8858888f88$o00 48.87 17.78: 26.64 , 6.08 2.18 8.28 1 9.40 14.10 1 - 1' '9.95 - 1 7.88 -- -- - 36.52 4.37 ' 18.80 13.26 10.51 8.88 .40 • Al 23.51 16.59 13.15 11.1C 328 57 28.21 19.90 15.78 13.32 2.17 .66 32.92 23.25 18.41 . 15.55 ''11.05 48.75 37.62 26.55 21.04 17.77 79.95 54.86 42.34 29.87 23.68 20.00 88:81 66.95 47.04 33.18 26.30 22.22 1 .34 81.45 70.58 49.79 -` 39.46 33.32 1!7 • 1 -93 94.10 66.39 52.61 44.46 1 42 117.64 83.00 65.78 55.56 2 c ' 141.18 99.60 78.941. 310 ' 13. 164.70 116.19 92.11' • 77.78 35 243.89 188.25 132.80 105;30 - 88.93 39 274.35 304.87 211.77 235.32 149.39 166.00 118A5 131.00" 3 111.17 EXAMPLE $1,000.00 tepai4 in twelve monthly i�n alments of ,p8.81 would cost $65.72 calculated at our triie annual interest rale of 12.1 percent per annum. Our rates. include 1ife4rotection insurance (for in- '' surable members) at no extra cost. ' i/ - -' Goderich - Cornrnunity CttDIT UNION 30 ST,,_DAVID ST: I v c OFFICE HOURS Monday la Friday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. paturflays 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. a. Telelone Talk While our business office will be closed r . over the holidays (see belo.wfttnany 'of our _: Operators will be it work to h you get in » '' .' ""- touch with family it tb c ria s. 'h y've' asked ` �� me to pass on a cOuplikif taps tht will make it easier for you to get yotlreall through. First, remember that Christmas Day and New Year's Day seem to tit everybody's favourite time to ca rrcu' re e xtrelhely busy. if you place Yur calf ald4 before or after, you'll have much less 'difficulty. Secondly, if you don't know Rte telephone number of the pl4ce you want to >caiL, why not get it now.It's free. For overseas numbers, dial "Olian4 ask for the overseas operator. She'll take • the details and call you back. On calls within The cont nit,, you can probably dial Dire tory A 'stance your- self. Just dial the adiess coda"'1 ", the area code for the place you're calling (if different than your own) then '555-1212. You'll have it in no time. . • BUSINESS OF CE H9uk'§ During the holi y,' riid, the business office will be cl d' On 9ecejnber 24th, 25th and 26th. '11 r-gpn1on the 27th, and 28th. The fol wing Vwe'll close - only on January 1st. MEy we take thittopportu ity to extend warmest greetings ti all of ,you from all of t us here at Bell CatasLa.