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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-05-30, Page 4'PAGE 4,--GODRRICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1974 WOMENS INSTITUTE MEETING The May meeting of Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute was held in the Colborne Township Hall, Carlow, Wednesday May 22. The' President Mrs. Eric Reaburn presided. Mrs. Robert Bean was pianist. Roll call "Name a way the Atomic Age is "c!Eianging our Lives" was answered by, 29 mere ere, Institute members COLBORNE CORNER, G• Kattting anion oVo%C Your Hosts: Helen and Des Cassidy PHONE 519-482-3421 Featuring "CLOUD 9" 'and Dining. Room • 33 Vit ORIA ST. CLINTON, ONTARIO MONDAY to SATURDAY NIGHTLYENTERTAINMENT NOW APPEARING: "TIMOTHY" `featuring - MODERN & COUNTRY MUSIC This Friday and Saturday enjoy the outdoor at- • mosphere in our new licen- sed Outdoor Gardens. In addition for your listening pleasure next week, "Dave Hoy" returns to Clinton Community. Tuesday June 4th and for the following two days; we will ben recording'. "live'. in our Cloud Nine Lounge. The bartenders Howie and Al .welcome you and invite you to join uSo' while your favourite.. songs are being recorded..L,isten for the first time to "the Cloud Nine Song" .,and "Clinton Con - tennis!". LICENSED UNDER L.C.B.O. a from Auburn, Dun( annon and Goderiph Institutes were Bests numbering 32. Mrs. Richard Buchanan and Mrs. James Horton offered to be delegates along with the District Director, MrsiTerence Hunter and Mrs. Earl Sher- wood, Vice President, at the' District Annual on Monday, May 27, in Belgrave. The Institute Sunshine Sister Banquet is to be Thursday, June 6 at 1 p.m. in the Carlow Hall. This will be a pot luck luncheon and members were reminded to•bring. a corsagew}for their Sunshine Sister. Graduation banquet for Grade 8 pupils will be June 25 and Mrs. Richard Buchanan will be in charge of ,this., Mrs. Allan Stollthen in- troduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Jane Davidson of Brucefield who told f"hir work in India - and the SSonditions prevailing. By means of slides showing the beautiful -scenery and illustrating her work, iter lecture was °made 'more pleasurable. Members were pleased to have the opportunity to help in this worthwhile project. „ The meeting closed and all enjoyed a social half hour together with a delicious lunch served by the committee in NOTES FROM THE NILE its. Jack Clements Sig -M David McGee has received a position at Marathon,Ontario, as an assistant editor• of the newspaper' there. 'He hopes to stay a year and then go back to College for more studies. Mrs. Bob Clements of Tolfield, Alberta and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clements, Pamela and Beth called on Mr. and Mrs. John Clements and Ken on Saturday evening. Les Johnston is back in (\hospital and Mrs. Lloyd. McWhinney was taken to Goderich, hospital recently.", Good health is wished forthe ones who are sick at home and in the hospital. The bus trip for the -United 'Church.Women has been plan- ned for June 6,, not June `9. It goes to the Sarnia area. Re.cr�ation. Complex Community. Consultation SATURDAY, JUNE 1 1:30 P.M. TO 5 P.M. • GODERICH DISTRICT HIGH .SCHOOL • What facilities do we need? • Why are they needed? • How 'should these facilities be obtained? • What., type of administration and organization is necessary to permit this to happen? . , Are you interested in discussing, these questions? If 'so, please attend :,,ommunity Recreation Com plexCommittee ti charge, --Mrs. James Horton convener. During the lunch period there were several draws for prizes which were won by Mrs. Terence Hunter, Mrs. James Horton, Mrs, Mamie Sutcliffe, Mrs. ,Irvine Oke and Mrs. George McBt•ide. 4—H GIRLS Saturday May. 25th was 4chievement Day for •Tiger Dunlop 4-H Girls. 'This was held this term in Brookside School; Lucknow District. A splendid crowd of 4-H Girls and interested mothers and friends attended the afternoon performance. • !, Tiger Dunlop Women's In- stitute were sponsoringfour groups who did exceptionally well. Group 1 Tiger Dunlop Cover Girls with leaders Mrs. Gerald l'eaj;an and Mrs, Arnold Young presented a Skit on "Hair Care." Three of the girls in this group received County Honors which means thew-' com- p'leted six homemaking projects— Misses Bernie Etzler, Susan Feagan and Cora DeVries. Group 2 Tiger Dunlop Glamorous Gals with leacrars Mrs. Maitland Montgomery and Miss Helen Brindley presented a skit, "What makes a Girl Attractive". Two of 'the - girls in - this group received county honors —Misses Gail McMi`ch,ael ' and ,Donna Kellestine. Group 3 Tiger Dunlop. Tidy Teens with leaders Misses Ruby Brindley and Linda Mathews pixt orr a exhibition on skincare and one of the girls in this group received county honors, Miss Jeannie Rutledge. Group 4 with, leaders Mrs. Bert Dougherty and Miss Linda Dougherty, put on an ass'' exhibit,"Taking a look at your Clothes Closet". DISTRICT ANNUAL The Women's ° Institute District Annual held in Belgrave Monday, May 27 found a representation of nine ladies attending from Tiger Dunlop W,I.. Mrs.. Terence Hunter, District Director, of Tiger Dunlap W.I, as a delegate; Mrs. James Horton as a delegate; Mrs. Richard Buchanan as a delegate and ` Mrs. Tait Clark, as Curator from Tiger Dunlop 'W.I.; Mrs. Earl Sherwood as delegate. Several of the ladies presen- ted a rnusical Skit on "Health": Mrs. James Horton, Mrs, Doug McNeil, Mrs. : Richard Buchanan, Mrs. Earl Sher- wood, Mrs! Wm. Clifford, Ml's. Terence Hunter, Mrs. Gordon Kaitting with Mrs. Harm Kloeze accompanying on the accordian. • Mrs. Robert Wilson and Mrs. Gordon Kaitting were installed as auditors, and Mrs. Richard Buchanan was installed as secretary -treasurer of the District. COMMUNITY NEWS We • are 'pleased to report Mrs. L.M. Pope las returned to her home and her friends and neighbors wish . her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Harry Watson has been on the sick list and is at present in London: Miss Betty Sowerby who was -- a patient- in Alexandra' Hospital, Goderich, 1s retur: ned home and is ir`'dproving favourable. Mrs. Eva Mitchell is a patient in Alexandra Marine. and General Hospital, Goderich. DID YOU KNOW ... If you are renting an apartment or house and damage{the building by fire due to your negli9ence, the owner or insurance company will hold you responsible/ for payment of the - damages. You shiuld have a tenant package policy which includes'this protection. • Auto Fire Life W. J. Hughes Insurance Agency 524-8100 I 38 EAST ST GODERICH Don MacEwan f 524-91u1 Godetich Frosted Foods 20% All Groceries and frozen (Foods - Still in Effect BURNS -4 -3 LB. AVG. FULLY-CQ.OKED Dinner Hams EUROPEAN STYLE Polish Sousage SHOULDER Roast Pork SHOULDER . Butt s Cho p 1-liv s1.14- La. 89c La 59c La 79c „., L�gIon^ 1 .. re-eI'ectsChapman Robert Chapman was re -• auat the Legion Hall Friday, Jne sc 1$al MondX, June. Legionelected president 4Royat yA Canadian Legion' Branch 109 for .the 1974-75 term at the monthly meeting on Tuesday, May 21. Edward Tonks was elected first vice-president; Harvey .Johnston, second vice- president; Sandy Profit, third vice-president; Don McArthur, treasurer; Stan Youngblut, secretary; and, Warren Moland, Se. A. Elrgeantected atto'the rmsexecutive cpm mittee were George Low, ser- vice ' bureau officer; ' Wm. Moore, house; George Cham- bers, property,;..Howard Carroll, Barney Davis, entertainment; Dave McMillan, sick and welfare; and Neil Shaw, public relations officer. A team of past Zone officers will install the Branch officers Thts will be a joint in- stallation with the Ladies Auxiliary. A danceQwill fdllow the installing exercises. The meeting approved donations to the Minor Soccer Association and The Salvation , Army. The sports chairman in- , formed the meeting that the peewee baseball is now organized and that the Zone golf tournament will be held in Kincardine. The meeting learned that the - Lancaster aircraft Will be open for tours each weekend from June to Labor Day weekend in September. - The Legion best shot trophy will be awarded to Peter Er- skine `� of the Goderich Collegiate Rifle Club at the awards assembly at the •high Bus at Clinton )r�-Iife group active The Committee of One Million Petition under. the auspices of Alliance for Life, is' hopeful that two million signatures will be secured. Last week's write-up was headlined as a birthright petition; so that there is no con- fusion, the 'group wishes to clarify that this Petition is un- der Alliance for Life, with the help of the Pro -Life Groups across Canada. Birthright is a separate organization whose sole purpose is • to help the Mother who wishes to'carry. her baby to term; opening the door for any kind of help that ,she may need -be it medical, .legal; clerical, a' place to stay in another Province, or a tem- porary job "A free 'pregnancy " counselling service for the married or unmarried woman'' • -.0 Stratford ' Right to Life, which covers a good portion of Huron ' County, • has 8,500 signatures on the One Million Name Petitioh. Their goal is 10,000 signatures. The Information Bus in Goderich drew many volun- teers from the nursing professiort and medical professionwho willingly gave their time to inforrrOhe public on the humanity of the unborn. An Information Booth will be at the Clinton Spri•ngt-Fair this weekend with the emphasis on "There AreAlternatives To Abortion". The Alliance for Life is having their annual general meeting in Toronto on June 22: A workshop will be he at Glendon College: public speaking awards will also be presented to Wanda .Duncan in the junior division and Nancy Brubaucher at this assembly. The president repdrted that the Branch will' conduct the an- nual fishing trip for• veterans from Wes,minster Hospital on June 18 , at which time the veterans will be taken perch fishng in the afternoon and be guests of the Branch at a din- ner in the Legion Hall in the evening. • 1� a .THE '1 • a SEPARATE'.. SHOPPE ° Main Cornop-Clinton * BLOUSES * PULLOVERS * CARDIGANS PANTS * SKIRTS Open 2-6 p.m. Cloud . Weds. YOUR HEAD QUARTERS FOR •ROGERS MAJESTIC TV •EXPERT TV SERVICE • ANTENNA 81, TOWER INSTALLATION 162 MARY ST. GODERICH 324-9089 • AUTOMATIC WASHERS & DRYERS • .PORTABLE WASHERS & DRYERS • WRINGER WASHERS ' 1 PORTABLE & BUILT-IN DISHWASHER • IN,SINK FOOD WASTE DISPOSERS -From the • Dependability People at:- HUTCHINSON APPLIANCES TRADE INS ACCEPTED 308 HURON RD. , +524-7831. a '73 PONTIAC LEMANS SPORT 'Here's a bargain for you. This - beautiful automobile .is equipped with bucket seats, consol'e',"vinyl top, rally wheels, power steering, power brakes,- rear defogger, sports` " striping. Very low mileage and ab- solutely. like new. Lic. No. DHH 542- a 42 $3495 73 FORD TORINO Four,. door pillared hardtop, 351 V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, rear defogger, just 16,000 miles. Lic. No. FJW 698 9 '2995 '72 PONTIAC _PARISIENNE BROUGHAM Four door hardtop, V8, automatic power steering, power brakes, radio, rear speakers, tinted windshield. Nice' dark green withgold stripes. Lic. No: FJU 952 •• $2895 '72 PONTIAC CATALINA Two 'door hardtop, V8, automatic, power, steerinft,power brakes, radio, vinyl top, rear defogger, clean as a pin. Lic. No. DHN 526 28,9.5 '70 FORD F100 'HALF TON 6 cylinder, standard shift, radio, rear bumper, heavy duty suspension, large mirrors. 15,000 actual miles. Lic. No. Ell) 162. $1995 '59' CHEVROLET BISCAYNE CI CH 6 cylinder, standard shift, 28,000 ac teat One owner miles. Lic. No. FKH 340 "As is." $200 71 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Two door hardtop, power steering, power brakes, vinyl top, 32,000 miles, looks and drives like new. Lic. No. FKH 479 $2695 '69 FORD FAIRLANE S00 FASTBACK Two door hardtop, V8, automatic, radio, fully reconditioned. Lic. No. FKD 820. $1195 • Hamilton S t, 71 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE • Sedan, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, wheel ° discs, new white wall tires. Lic. No FKH 307 $1995 '69 GMC FLEETSIDE HALF TON V8, automatic, radio, rear bumper heavy duty, suspension, two tone, side moldings, white walls, wheel discs, full tinted glass, Super Custom cab. Sharp low mileage local truck. Lic. C42 114 $1995 PONTIACBUICkI.. GODERICN 5 2'4_»8 39 11. ,. . Our Rates are •: P. r Lower Compare Then see us ... TYPICAL REPAYMENT SCHEDULE MONTHLY PAYMENTS Amount borrowed 112 18 • 24 36 48' 60 $750 66.60 45.70 35.27 ---- 1000,--4-41:48.81 60.95 47.04 ----- --� 1500 °.133.24 ' 91.45 70.58' 49.79 3000 4000 5000 266.50 355.35 444.20 182.90 243.89' 304.87 141.18 188.25 235.32.166.00 99.130 132.80 ----- Q 78.96 1'15.30 -131.60 ....� 88.93 11.17 µ• interest on above examples at 12% Per Annum No Additional Cost for Loan Protection Insurance Goderich Community r9 ' ,cREDIT, uNioN .:, 30 *s. David St. Godeilch - Phoriia 524-7931 charge, --Mrs. James Horton convener. During the lunch period there were several draws for prizes which were won by Mrs. Terence Hunter, Mrs. James Horton, Mrs, Mamie Sutcliffe, Mrs. ,Irvine Oke and Mrs. George McBt•ide. 4—H GIRLS Saturday May. 25th was 4chievement Day for •Tiger Dunlop 4-H Girls. 'This was held this term in Brookside School; Lucknow District. A splendid crowd of 4-H Girls and interested mothers and friends attended the afternoon performance. • !, Tiger Dunlop Women's In- stitute were sponsoringfour groups who did exceptionally well. Group 1 Tiger Dunlop Cover Girls with leaders Mrs. Gerald l'eaj;an and Mrs, Arnold Young presented a Skit on "Hair Care." Three of the girls in this group received County Honors which means thew-' com- p'leted six homemaking projects— Misses Bernie Etzler, Susan Feagan and Cora DeVries. Group 2 Tiger Dunlop Glamorous Gals with leacrars Mrs. Maitland Montgomery and Miss Helen Brindley presented a skit, "What makes a Girl Attractive". Two of 'the - girls in - this group received county honors —Misses Gail McMi`ch,ael ' and ,Donna Kellestine. Group 3 Tiger Dunlop. Tidy Teens with leaders Misses Ruby Brindley and Linda Mathews pixt orr a exhibition on skincare and one of the girls in this group received county honors, Miss Jeannie Rutledge. Group 4 with, leaders Mrs. Bert Dougherty and Miss Linda Dougherty, put on an ass'' exhibit,"Taking a look at your Clothes Closet". DISTRICT ANNUAL The Women's ° Institute District Annual held in Belgrave Monday, May 27 found a representation of nine ladies attending from Tiger Dunlop W,I.. Mrs.. Terence Hunter, District Director, of Tiger Dunlap W.I, as a delegate; Mrs. James Horton as a delegate; Mrs. Richard Buchanan as a delegate and ` Mrs. Tait Clark, as Curator from Tiger Dunlop 'W.I.; Mrs. Earl Sherwood as delegate. Several of the ladies presen- ted a rnusical Skit on "Health": Mrs. James Horton, Mrs, Doug McNeil, Mrs. : Richard Buchanan, Mrs. Earl Sher- wood, Mrs! Wm. Clifford, Ml's. Terence Hunter, Mrs. Gordon Kaitting with Mrs. Harm Kloeze accompanying on the accordian. • Mrs. Robert Wilson and Mrs. Gordon Kaitting were installed as auditors, and Mrs. Richard Buchanan was installed as secretary -treasurer of the District. COMMUNITY NEWS We • are 'pleased to report Mrs. L.M. Pope las returned to her home and her friends and neighbors wish . her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Harry Watson has been on the sick list and is at present in London: Miss Betty Sowerby who was -- a patient- in Alexandra' Hospital, Goderich, 1s retur: ned home and is ir`'dproving favourable. Mrs. Eva Mitchell is a patient in Alexandra Marine. and General Hospital, Goderich. DID YOU KNOW ... If you are renting an apartment or house and damage{the building by fire due to your negli9ence, the owner or insurance company will hold you responsible/ for payment of the - damages. You shiuld have a tenant package policy which includes'this protection. • Auto Fire Life W. J. Hughes Insurance Agency 524-8100 I 38 EAST ST GODERICH Don MacEwan f 524-91u1 Godetich Frosted Foods 20% All Groceries and frozen (Foods - Still in Effect BURNS -4 -3 LB. AVG. FULLY-CQ.OKED Dinner Hams EUROPEAN STYLE Polish Sousage SHOULDER Roast Pork SHOULDER . Butt s Cho p 1-liv s1.14- La. 89c La 59c La 79c „., L�gIon^ 1 .. re-eI'ectsChapman Robert Chapman was re -• auat the Legion Hall Friday, Jne sc 1$al MondX, June. Legionelected president 4Royat yA Canadian Legion' Branch 109 for .the 1974-75 term at the monthly meeting on Tuesday, May 21. Edward Tonks was elected first vice-president; Harvey .Johnston, second vice- president; Sandy Profit, third vice-president; Don McArthur, treasurer; Stan Youngblut, secretary; and, Warren Moland, Se. A. Elrgeantected atto'the rmsexecutive cpm mittee were George Low, ser- vice ' bureau officer; ' Wm. Moore, house; George Cham- bers, property,;..Howard Carroll, Barney Davis, entertainment; Dave McMillan, sick and welfare; and Neil Shaw, public relations officer. A team of past Zone officers will install the Branch officers Thts will be a joint in- stallation with the Ladies Auxiliary. A danceQwill fdllow the installing exercises. The meeting approved donations to the Minor Soccer Association and The Salvation , Army. The sports chairman in- , formed the meeting that the peewee baseball is now organized and that the Zone golf tournament will be held in Kincardine. The meeting learned that the - Lancaster aircraft Will be open for tours each weekend from June to Labor Day weekend in September. - The Legion best shot trophy will be awarded to Peter Er- skine `� of the Goderich Collegiate Rifle Club at the awards assembly at the •high Bus at Clinton )r�-Iife group active The Committee of One Million Petition under. the auspices of Alliance for Life, is' hopeful that two million signatures will be secured. Last week's write-up was headlined as a birthright petition; so that there is no con- fusion, the 'group wishes to clarify that this Petition is un- der Alliance for Life, with the help of the Pro -Life Groups across Canada. Birthright is a separate organization whose sole purpose is • to help the Mother who wishes to'carry. her baby to term; opening the door for any kind of help that ,she may need -be it medical, .legal; clerical, a' place to stay in another Province, or a tem- porary job "A free 'pregnancy " counselling service for the married or unmarried woman'' • -.0 Stratford ' Right to Life, which covers a good portion of Huron ' County, • has 8,500 signatures on the One Million Name Petitioh. Their goal is 10,000 signatures. The Information Bus in Goderich drew many volun- teers from the nursing professiort and medical professionwho willingly gave their time to inforrrOhe public on the humanity of the unborn. An Information Booth will be at the Clinton Spri•ngt-Fair this weekend with the emphasis on "There AreAlternatives To Abortion". The Alliance for Life is having their annual general meeting in Toronto on June 22: A workshop will be he at Glendon College: public speaking awards will also be presented to Wanda .Duncan in the junior division and Nancy Brubaucher at this assembly. The president repdrted that the Branch will' conduct the an- nual fishing trip for• veterans from Wes,minster Hospital on June 18 , at which time the veterans will be taken perch fishng in the afternoon and be guests of the Branch at a din- ner in the Legion Hall in the evening. • 1� a .THE '1 • a SEPARATE'.. SHOPPE ° Main Cornop-Clinton * BLOUSES * PULLOVERS * CARDIGANS PANTS * SKIRTS Open 2-6 p.m. Cloud . Weds. YOUR HEAD QUARTERS FOR •ROGERS MAJESTIC TV •EXPERT TV SERVICE • ANTENNA 81, TOWER INSTALLATION 162 MARY ST. GODERICH 324-9089 • AUTOMATIC WASHERS & DRYERS • .PORTABLE WASHERS & DRYERS • WRINGER WASHERS ' 1 PORTABLE & BUILT-IN DISHWASHER • IN,SINK FOOD WASTE DISPOSERS -From the • Dependability People at:- HUTCHINSON APPLIANCES TRADE INS ACCEPTED 308 HURON RD. , +524-7831. a '73 PONTIAC LEMANS SPORT 'Here's a bargain for you. This - beautiful automobile .is equipped with bucket seats, consol'e',"vinyl top, rally wheels, power steering, power brakes,- rear defogger, sports` " striping. Very low mileage and ab- solutely. like new. Lic. No. DHH 542- a 42 $3495 73 FORD TORINO Four,. door pillared hardtop, 351 V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, rear defogger, just 16,000 miles. Lic. No. FJW 698 9 '2995 '72 PONTIAC _PARISIENNE BROUGHAM Four door hardtop, V8, automatic power steering, power brakes, radio, rear speakers, tinted windshield. Nice' dark green withgold stripes. Lic. No: FJU 952 •• $2895 '72 PONTIAC CATALINA Two 'door hardtop, V8, automatic, power, steerinft,power brakes, radio, vinyl top, rear defogger, clean as a pin. Lic. No. DHN 526 28,9.5 '70 FORD F100 'HALF TON 6 cylinder, standard shift, radio, rear bumper, heavy duty suspension, large mirrors. 15,000 actual miles. Lic. No. Ell) 162. $1995 '59' CHEVROLET BISCAYNE CI CH 6 cylinder, standard shift, 28,000 ac teat One owner miles. Lic. No. FKH 340 "As is." $200 71 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Two door hardtop, power steering, power brakes, vinyl top, 32,000 miles, looks and drives like new. Lic. No. FKH 479 $2695 '69 FORD FAIRLANE S00 FASTBACK Two door hardtop, V8, automatic, radio, fully reconditioned. Lic. No. FKD 820. $1195 • Hamilton S t, 71 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE • Sedan, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, wheel ° discs, new white wall tires. Lic. No FKH 307 $1995 '69 GMC FLEETSIDE HALF TON V8, automatic, radio, rear bumper heavy duty, suspension, two tone, side moldings, white walls, wheel discs, full tinted glass, Super Custom cab. Sharp low mileage local truck. Lic. C42 114 $1995 PONTIACBUICkI.. GODERICN 5 2'4_»8 39 11.