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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-11-07, Page 8LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES LOOK FOR THE BIG ORANGE BUILDING PANELLING BEAUTIFY. YOUR REC ROOM, FAMILY ROOM, BEDROOM OR DEN WITH THESE PREFINISHED EASY CARE PANELS. PANEL' A ROOM -OR -FEATURE ONE WALL IN .COL- OUR TONED PANELS. ° • 4' x 8' Panel X5. 40 each CHOOSE FROM. 5 BEAUTIFUL COLOURS. YOU'LL SAVE AT SAVEWAY. SAVEWAY MONEY SAVERS %�� ii ,, ,, I �� ..: hir 1 `'� :„..,\1,.x3., I i . SPRUCELUMBER ` 1" x2" x8' 324. x8. 4 ' ., ,. / 1'x2' and 1 x3 spruce_ '' is ideal for use as strap- ping. 2" x 2" x 8' 60 . V• 2" x 4" x 8' .-... ; . ,1.04 2" x 2" and 2" X 4" spruce is , perfect for building stud walls, PANELLING. This quality panelling will enhance any ' room. 4' x 8' sheets are available. in Knotty Cedar; Wormy Walnut, Sunset Ash, and Cattle- dral Oak. 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Simply peel off back- +w. • 12' andX 2'ly. x _t/2" 4 + perpkg. „ " - MANAGER'S WEEKLY•SPECIAL 4' WORK BENCH a Reg. $10.95 SALE 7.95 6' WORK BENCH a, ° Reg. $12.95 SALE•9.5 25 SAVEWIYS T ) SERVE YOU! Prices effective until Monday, November lith LUMBER At BUILDING SUPPLIES ROBERTSON ROUNDUP kA T PAGN 8 G.ODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, '1'HYRSl)AY. NOVEMHEU 7, 1471 Q r AUBURN AND DISTRICT NEWS Mrs. Myrtle Munro returned last week after a three week visit; with her son, Robert Youngblut, Mrs. Youngblut and family in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Youngblut and family of Ottawa were also Rnests with Mr. and Mrs. obert Youngblut ''enc family. On the return home she visited with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Youngblut and family in Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- nold Craig spent last weekend with Mrs. Craig's sister, Miss Jean Hamilton in. Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford of London visited last Thursday with Mr; and Mrs1,_ Thomas Johnston and ' Miss Laura Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies, Mr. and Mrs. James Towe and Mt's. Celia Taylor attended the redecoration service at Brussels Anglican, Church when Bishop Ragg was the guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson and brother, Mr. Murray Rollinson.' Mrs. Roy Farrsow of Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Emile Whip- per, and friend of Bay City visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Elliott of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller. • ' Mr. ' and Mrs. John Stadelmann, Christine and Rhonda of Blyth, Misg' Jackie Collinson of Lon'Won visitdd on Sunday with Mrs. Eleanor Bradndek and Mr. George Collins. Mr. and Mrs. -Ben Hamilton • spent the weel end ,with Mr. and Mrs.Luther Morley at Alsia Craig. - Mrs: Harold Webster retur- ned last weekend toher home after being hospitalized in Lon don. Mr. and Mrs, Karl Teichert of Goderich visited• last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston, Miss Laura Phillips and Mr. Robert Phillips. A large -crowd of friends and neighbours attended the benefit dance for Mr. and. Mrs. Keith Rodger who recently lost their barn and contepts by fire. Mr. and Mrs. -Norman McClinchey and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arta= strong sponsored the dance with music suppliedby the Country Companions. At inter- mission Mr. and Mrs. Rodger were called to the platform. Jack Armstrong spoke a few words and a gift of money was presented by Norrhan McClin- chey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Dongen and family attended the funeral service for their cousins, Debra Marie Segeren, David Bernard Segeren and Linda Anne Segeren of RR 5 Blenheim, victims of a. car crashing into them as they waited for their school bus. .,WALKERBURN CLUB 'The Walkerburn Club held their monthly ' meeting at—the home of Mrs—Leonard Archam- bault. Mrs. Carmen 'Gross presided for the meeting. Mrs. Roy Daer led in praye"r. The minutes were accepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. John Hallam. Roll call was anr swered by the paying of fees. Mrs. Ted. Hunking 'gave a resume of the afternoon spent at Huronview which she and some of the members had. residents and . assisting with crafts. A letter was .read -from Mrs. H. Johnston telling of the work ,of the Huronview Auxiliary and asking for help at,the time TAYLOR'S CORNERS 4-H Taylor's Corners 4-H held their final tneetirig at Marva and Donna Jackson's home% on November 2. This final meeting was in the •form of a party. The Party was a buffet sup- per with the mothers • and friends of the girls attending. Special guests at the party was the whole Jackson family. Served at the party were tunaburgers, bundled potatoes, cabbage salad, a. relish plate, pies, and a birthday cake for Mr. Jackson's birthday which was that day. ,. Games .were played before the supper and everything was cleaned up by the girls which left the guests and leaders to have a talk. The party was a, great suc- cess, thanks to all' the 4-H members. • Mrs Wes Bradnuck ,. 52'S -F.:9:5 of the Christmas. 'Fair. The prize donated by Mrs. Roy Daer was won by Mrs. Leonard . Archambault.,,c� Poems weret'ead by Vaughan Hunking and Mrs. Roy Daer. An auction was held with Mrs: Thomas Cunningham being auctioneer. 'Plans were made to hold the next meeting at 'the home of Mrs. Elliott Lapp. Mrs. Thomas Cunningham and Mrs. Carmen Gross are to be in charge of the program and ,,the lunch is to be convened by Mrs. Henry Hunking and Mrs. Lloyd Penfound. Robertson's Senior Girls played • soccer against Kingsbridge on Noverriber 1 and won 1-0. This means they won the championship. On November 4 Robertson Senior girls and boys played the Brucefield soccer team. The girls won 2-1 and the boys tied l all. • The junior wing would° like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Fraser for the ice cream they gave to them on Thursday, October 31. The parent -teacher inter- views on October 28 and November •5 werevell. atten- ded. Thanks Moms and Dads. We appreciate your interest in us. On Hallowe'en the Grade 1 class came around to each classroom and showed the classes their. costumes. The 'Senior classes are busy writing poetry 'or an essay for ,,the Legion Remembrance Day Poetry and Essay Contest. Mr: Kemp's Grade 7 class -is finishing up a study of Indians long ago. They started a num- ber of projects on the fourth of November such as corn husk dolls, thread art and Remem- brance Day murals. On Wednesday, October 30 all the Grade 7 classes went through the'Museurnobile from the Royal Ontario 'Museum. In Mrs. Shackleton''s room the pupils made wire and card- b,oa rd sculptures. Stay where you're to, till 1 see's where you're at. 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"The ,new Early Fuel Evaporation system should aid economy and "certainly provides quicker,' surer starts on cold .or wet mornings. These features should• work together to make for longer maintenance intervals and 'good overall operating economy. Suspension is independent up front, and there's forward -mounted steering linkage to help you take .full advantage of the standard steel belted radials. in hac•k,. there's a torque -arm suspension, that provides excellent ride and han-' filing c'harac•te,ristics and helps reduce road noise. With its.. rectangular headlights and low aerodynamic styling. the Skyhawk i4 for people who don't' mind heing conspicuous: as well as for those who love the feeling of driving a responsive. fine handling comfortable car. Pontiac -Buick -Cadillac Harbilton L Goderlch 524-5391 • Mon. - Thurs. Friday 8:30.6:00 5:30.9:00 At Our EXETER YARD "ONLY 227 Main St., No. 4 Hwy. North Saturday 8:00 - 4:00 PHONE.235 4582 •"