The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-06-06, Page 7Penny Fair winners named.
The Women's Hospital Men's shirt' hRawson and Canadian Tire Corp., Earf'.
Auxiliary held their Penny Fair Swartruan Style Shop,Mrs. D.. Rawson.',
Tea in Knox Church Hall on Mooney; , thermos bottle; Phillip's Sharpener) Rivett's
May 29. Large baskets of spring Woolworth's Store�Kelly Vod- T.V., Sherry Littlechild; ear
flowers adorned the tea. room den; voucher for $5.00 Or- ring jewel box , Bricker's
as ° guests entered and were mandy Jewellery Trudy Young.; Jeweller04rs. Rose Hill; Car-.
received by Mrs. John Berry Tackle Box,H.O. Jerry Hdwe,) nivel glass dish,People's Store,
president, of the Auxiliary. Brian Barr; voucher for
Mrs..Olive Rea n.?
The convener for the event Ham,Ainslie Meat - Market', Two free haircuts, Stan
was Mrs: Bruce Crew and she Sharon Scruton; snifter glass, Profit Barber, Mrs. Sue,
received assistance 'from Mrs. Denomme Garden 'Centre, Youngblut; sunbeam hand
Bertram McCreath ,"Mrs. Carl Pauline lgowery; mixer 9E.. Breckenridge Hdwe. i
Worsell and' Mrs. J. Ainslie. Step -on Can , Skeoch Bus. Dr. J. Wallace; black plastic
Mrs. John Wallace, Mrs. K. Equip.) Mrs. S. McPhee; Gift bag, Ross Shoe Store, Mrs.
Lambert. and Mrs. B. Lynch Certificate •'Bygone Ant' �` ues , Jeanine Jefferson. .
poured tea for the patrons. Lorene Robinson; green wool Chantilly Beauty Kit,
The prizes and their winners
in the draw are...Ladv Sheaf- blanket,Sch'aefer s Ladies Wear., Dunlop's Pharmacy 'Grant
Mrs. Ada Ainslie.:, Farley; basket of` groceries
ferPen and Pencil Set
,SheafferDomtar-Mine Div., Betty Reid;
Pen Co. Verna Johnston; lawn Voucher for $10.00 ,Blues 3�8,+ drill kit, Goderich Build-
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chair, d. & P. Store, Mary Supermarket , Jean McGee; w'
flexible sower )Worsell Broa,, All)Andrew Tolchard.
McLaughlin; Italian glass vase' Polaroid Land. Camera
Shore,'s Gifts, Emmerson Erb Mrs. Tom Slavin; child's racers Rieck's Parmacy 7 Scott
MacEwan; . Personalized
Stationery ) Signal -Star Publ.
Jean • Dockstader; gift cer-
tificate— $.10 , Fashion Shoppe
Mrs. Ella Jewitt.;
Crewel Kit, Ivie-Many Store
Mrs. Alvin Daer; oil painting j
Jack MacLaren , Mr's. John
Berry; .electric toothbrush
Squibb Son,,Erie Gosse.; —
Fruit Cake, Culbert's Bakery,
Roy Armstrong; Men's billfold,
Fincher's Ltd., Bob Roy; carton
of Pepsi Tuckey Beverages,
Mrs. J. Shaddick, Diane
DeWinter, Eleanor Hotchkiss,
Roxie , Adams, Mrs. Frank
Bowra;
Voucher for $10,Chisholm's
T.V.)Hazel McCreath; wrought
iron table, Lodge Furniture
Mrs. H: Williams; orange lun-
cheon cloth,F.E. Hibbert & Son
Cindy Brennan.
Cake Cooler ) Esbesco
Beverages, Mrs. A. . Wolff;
sweaters.,Gerrard's. Store,. Ann -
Leekings Nora Donnelly
Eleanor 'Graham; casserole
Henderson's Book Store, Mrs.
Mrs. Jane Deathe, left, poured plenty of tea at the Women's
Hospital Auxiliary Penny Fair; Tea May 29. Mrs.. Emily Crew,.
centre; the convisnei of the event, and Mrs.. John Berry,
right, president of the auxiliary, take a few momenti to en-
joy some tea. (staff photo)
Color transmitter
CFPL-TV, London is in-
-stalling a new maximum color
transmitter. 'Due to the exten-
sive technical problems in such
an undertaking the station will
he operating .at reduced power
for a few ,days.
The installation of the new
transmitter- is the result of
months of preparation and
planning and is a part of
CFPL-TV's continuing moder-
•
nization program. •
Partial "installation started
several weeks ag; and final im-
plementation and testing began
Wednesday morning, May 29.
The power reduction will
possibly_create a fo s'in picture
quality at poisnts distant from
the station. However, when
testing is complete and full
power resumed, an improved
signal with better color and pic-
ture quality will result. '
Stay where you're
to, till I
see's where
you're at.
THE
VILLAGE STORE
RR 4, GODERICH (SALTFORD)
HWY-.—v21 - TURN AT BRIDGE
Salt Cod, Fresh Cod, Saltmeat
Candy, Biscuits, Seal meat
Salt Pork etc..
M. Asquith. '
Desk Set, Anderson's Book
Store ,Debbie” Burbine; purse."
Rieck's Pharmacy, Mrs. Nancy
Desjardines; tray, Rieck's
Pharmacy, Ed- Oddleifson.
Cash' or cheque donations,
Goderich Elevator&Transit Co.
"Ltd. $35.00; Dominion Road
Machinery Co. Ltd. $10.00;
O'Brien's Meat Market, $5.00;
Gardiner's Dairy, $10.00; Dear-
born 'Steel Tubing Mfg. Co..
$20.00.7 (Goderich French Dry
Cleaners,,,; $10.001) Print Shop,
$10.00;Guenther Tuckey Tran-
- sport x$10'.00, Canadian Liquid
,Air, $15.00.
If you want
Newfie products
Come- to where
• it's at!
It's some good!
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Siemon are living in Totionto following
their wedding May 18 in Sacred ,,Heart Roman Catholic
Church, Toronto. The groom is the son of Mr." and Mrs.
Harold Siemon, Goderich, and the bride, the f,grmer Theresa
Hahn,.is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hahn, Elmira.
The couple honeymooned in„Quebec City.
OODERICH •S1ONA; .STAR, THURSDAY,. JUNE. O. 10744-P'AO
Grad
Kathy Taylor, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Taylor, RR 4
"Goderich, has graduated from
Fanshawe College with a
mathematics diploma. She was
the winner, of an Atkinson
Foundation award n to
students of,high standin ho
display. significant potentia
their . field of interest.. Miss
Taylor is a graduate of GDCI.
Graduation was in Alumni Hall
Friday, May 31. ,
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GadxlfrKbsnen Cbl . .
EF BARBECUE,
MONTE CARIO.. NIGHT,
AND PAN.Cr-
Aleef Barbecue and Casino 6;30-900
Dance'9:30-, x:30
SALTFORD
Friday, June 21
Proceeds for Community Serv(p jd(�ork,
$12.00 PER COUPLE
For Tickets Contact:
DAN SHEARDOWN or
ANY GODERICH KINSMEN MEMBER
Lessons
GODERICH
52.4-9641'
Club Pro - John Mason
Available Monday, Tueedsay, Thursday, Friday
9:00 a.m. - 12, and 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. daily.
Scheduler Posted' on Bulletin Board for Preferred Times
• . u
entail
—ELECTRIC CART
-PULL CART
—GOLF CLUBS
FIRST
JUNIOR GOLF' CLIN
6-BP.M.•'
Every Thursday until June 20
SECOND
C JUNIOR GOLF CLINIC
4 a.m. to '12
Every Tuesday and Thursday. June 25 & 27
JUNIOR GIRLS' TOURNAMENT -Thursday, August 6 - 8:30 a.m.
JUNIOR BOYS' TOURNAMENT—Tuesday, August 13 - 8:30 a.m.
FATHER and SON -TOURNAMENT -Wednesday,• August 27 - 1:00 p.m.
Men's, Night -Every Monday Ladies'- Night -Every Tuesday-
-,SOCIAL-
.2
BALL & DINNER IL—DANCE
*JUNE 20-4 p.m.- "Bring Your Own Steak"
(Accessories Provided)
•JULY 20-4 p.m. -Chinese Food
•AUGUST 10 -Hamburger B B.Q.
*SEPTEMBER 1 -Corn Roast
Irrigation has now been completed. Your Board of
Directors wishes to acknowledge the patience
and forbearance shown by members and visitors
while this protect was underway.
Includes a golf film
plus a golf clinic
by club pro.
LICENSED DINING LOUNGE.
..Lunch served daily to ry d 1 2 2 P .m.
,
-Dinner by reservation 5 to 7 p.m.
Reservations accepted for weddings,
vreceptionst luncheons and dinners
LICENSED PATIO AREA
SAUNA PIIVILEGES
• Green fees available for visitors
• and out-of-town guests
Wer M�'ki'ng . Room For
Summer Shipments:
. ur
Sproading
• Blue Hetzi
',Junipers • Compact
ca Phitz?r .
SMALLER SIZES IN
ABOVE VARIETIES
REGULAR NOW S 85
�' •
GUARANTEED
IN STOCK NOW
FLOWER &
VEGETABLE
X PLANTS
BOX
5 5ct
STOCK
. BEGONIAS
TUBERS & WAX
PATIO HANGING POTS
SHADE & ORNAMENTAL,
TREES
SHRUBS
&EVERGREENS
. PYRAMID
..�.
GOOD S 5O
CEDARS EA.
TO FAIR �•
AZALEAS
_ REG. $3.75
TO $4.75 NOW L.
.i.
- _ `, . ,
f'• ,,;A/1�11
n ,, .:.a:•
'� �
---
GLOBE REGULARLY i�
$7.00 NOW 4.50
CEDARS
-- ., r,, YJb .
', �' SPINY
REG. 6.50
GREEK
= NOW
�- 510 •
JUNIPER
+
Landscaping &
Carroii s Gardening Centre
Just North of the Parade Squares ,
Vanastra 48/2-9 S 6 5 s
OPEN',DAILY - IN'CLUDING SUNDAYS TILL 9:30 P.M.
Lessons
GODERICH
52.4-9641'
Club Pro - John Mason
Available Monday, Tueedsay, Thursday, Friday
9:00 a.m. - 12, and 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. daily.
Scheduler Posted' on Bulletin Board for Preferred Times
• . u
entail
—ELECTRIC CART
-PULL CART
—GOLF CLUBS
FIRST
JUNIOR GOLF' CLIN
6-BP.M.•'
Every Thursday until June 20
SECOND
C JUNIOR GOLF CLINIC
4 a.m. to '12
Every Tuesday and Thursday. June 25 & 27
JUNIOR GIRLS' TOURNAMENT -Thursday, August 6 - 8:30 a.m.
JUNIOR BOYS' TOURNAMENT—Tuesday, August 13 - 8:30 a.m.
FATHER and SON -TOURNAMENT -Wednesday,• August 27 - 1:00 p.m.
Men's, Night -Every Monday Ladies'- Night -Every Tuesday-
-,SOCIAL-
.2
BALL & DINNER IL—DANCE
*JUNE 20-4 p.m.- "Bring Your Own Steak"
(Accessories Provided)
•JULY 20-4 p.m. -Chinese Food
•AUGUST 10 -Hamburger B B.Q.
*SEPTEMBER 1 -Corn Roast
Irrigation has now been completed. Your Board of
Directors wishes to acknowledge the patience
and forbearance shown by members and visitors
while this protect was underway.
Includes a golf film
plus a golf clinic
by club pro.
LICENSED DINING LOUNGE.
..Lunch served daily to ry d 1 2 2 P .m.
,
-Dinner by reservation 5 to 7 p.m.
Reservations accepted for weddings,
vreceptionst luncheons and dinners
LICENSED PATIO AREA
SAUNA PIIVILEGES
• Green fees available for visitors
• and out-of-town guests