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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-06-26, Page 4• iN • ECONOMYtis.. We have'ready for immediate delivery-- -ASTRE 4 CYLINDERS In notchback, hatchback ' or stationwagon -BUICK APOLLO SKYLARKS with fabulous V-6 ' economy or' 260 V -8's -PONTIAC VENTURAS.: in. 2 or 4 doors with •.6 cylinderengines „ it PAPE 4--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR , THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1975 DUNGANNON BOMBS Mrs Mary bre Miss Wanda Park, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park, is travelling in the West with Mr. and Mrs. Schiernann and Tainmy of Belfast for two monthi. Miss Valerie Park, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park, has secured employment at the Nursing Home in Lucknow. Sympathy is extended to family and friends of Mr. Robt. Smyth who passed away on June 10. He had been a reSident of Huronview since last fall. Grade Three and Grade Two from Brookside School with teachers : Mrs. . Dorothy Chisholm ' and Mrs. Janet Blanchette and several parents went to Storybook Gardens in London on Friday, Grade Seven with Mr. Chas. Liddle also took a field trip to Toronto on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fowler and family of Parkhill visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler on Saturday. Mr. Chas. Fowler received word from St. Catharines that his brother-in- law, Mr. James Figgins had passed away. Congratulations to the proud parents of baby girls: to Mr, *— and Mrs. Ken Ohm (nee Bev. Culbert) whose daughter, Trisha Lynn, was born on June 17, a sister for Heather; to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Curran (nee Arlene Dickson) who have a daughter, born June 17,,a sister for Susan and Michael; to Mr. and Mrs. Jervis (nee Peggy Hodges) Oil the birth of their first child, a daughter; to Mr. and Mrs. Rick Park on the birth of their daughter, a sister for Dennis, born June 21. Mrs. Cecil Blake and Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick of Agincourt were among the 40 guests at Westfield at a 12th anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kilpatrick, given., by Sharon's : parents, Mr. and Mrs,. Arnold Thompson, who were observing their 35th wedding anniversary. Miss Debbie Vella of Greenwood, -Nova Scotia, is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Bere and family. 4-H members to Indiana on exchange program Twenty-three 4H . club Ralph Morrison, R.R.. 1, members from Huron County Lucknow; Linda pougherty, 27 for Blackford and Jay Logtenberg, R.R. 1, Dungan,' Counties in Indiana on the first non; Annette Boneschansker, part of'a 4H exchange program R.R. 1, Ethel; Dave Kinsman, that will last until July 3. 4HR.R. 2, Staffa ; Nancx,Alton, club .members from Indiana - R.R. 2, Lucknow; ' John will be returning'their visit in Franken, R.R. 2, Auburn; and Huron County from July 17 to Laurie Stackhouse, R.R. 1, July 22. . Londesboro. Huron County 4H • club The group will be chaperoned members participating on the by Mr. and Mrs. Bob McNeil, exchange are: R.R. 6 Goderich, and Jim Fran Logtenberg, .R.R. I „Fairies, R.R: 1, Gorrie. Dungannon; Marty Becker, The objectivesof the 4H Dashwood; Kathy Pentland, exchange,' program in Huron R .R . 6, Goderich; Nelson County are to, give club Underwood, R.R. 1, Wingham; members an ' opportunity to Diana Brand, R.R. 3, Clinton; meet 4I-lers their own age from - Donald Sanderson, R.R. 1, another country and to ex; Porde; Janet Postma, R.R. 1, change kdeas onldifferent ways Varna; Wayne Shapton, RR. 1, of • life and different Exeter; Carol Dougall, R.R. 3, agricultural practices. • Exeter; Paul Drennan, R.R. 1, I, Dungannon; Sherry Boak, R.R. Part Of the exchange is.being ' 1, Dungannon; Paul Gibbings, sponsored by local agricultural -R.R. 1. Clinton; Susan groups and ' - busine'sses Bridge; R.R. 2, Fordwich; throughout the county, says, Barry Elliott, R.R. 1, Lucknow; Len MacGregor, Extension Mary .Kernick, Goderich; A:ssistant for Htu-on Cotinty. t ...a., • 1 Scouting badges and cods' Members of the fourth -Gaderich scout troop received citizenship badges and bronze cords from leader Darrell Abbott last week. The recipients included Doug Thompson, Griff Murphy, Calvin Martin, Larry Adams and Paul King. (staff photo) 1 Omar- VVANTED: KEEN HIKERS, FOR FORMING A MAITLAND. RIVER TRAIL, CLUB A MEETING WILL. BE HELD AT GODERICH ASSESSMENT BUILDING 46 GLOUCESTER TERRACE -JUL' lirid 8 p.m. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL 524-6976 • go el, geneicilgitsriS Your proprietors The Rittingers — Isabelle, Glenn, Tcield & Ma,rk Phone, 524-7660 See Obr display rack at THE PALETTE & BRUSH tot 72 THE SQUARE, GODERICH Anniversary seryices at Ash- field Presbyterian church were held Sunday when Rev. J.C. Henderson of Harriston was guest minister and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Madge sang two duets. Mr. ,K.L. MacKenzie enjoyed a trip to Northern Ontario recently. • Mrs. Henry MacKenzie is on a trip to British Columbia.with Mrs. Roy MacKenzie Of Ripley. Mr. Hugh MacKenzie of Sudbury. is visiting his brother, Mr. K .L. MacKenzie. August lst and 2nd there will be antiques and uniques displayed,' demonstrated and sold in Ripley along ,with the several . activities being planned for the home coming weekend. 0 - CRAFT FESTIVAL Ripley Craft Festival is ready to set record in displays and entertainment. Thef Huron and Ripley Central School will be the setting and there will be numerous new crafters taking part along with the several who have been selling their crafts in thearea for several years. It is with pleapure that - several of these crafters are also preparing to display and sell their crafts at Town and Country Day, in Kincardine on July 12 when an afghan com- petition is being staged and where someone Will win a beautifallace afghan. Several • will win prizes on their afghans which will be on display. -t, Thank you... • ."THANK YOU" — two small words that Mean so much when I think of all the won-, derful support I have -received from my many 9!) customers and filendt. ' At this time I would like to ipform you that I will not be associated with kliitorie. Petroleum Co. Ltd. as Of June .25, t975 On July 1, 1975, I. will open and 'operate the Sunoco Station on.HYron,St. in.Ctinton. "THANK YOU" for your WoniterfYI co- operation, it.has meant so much to me, "THANK YOU" for your patronage which means so much in any business, "THANK YOU" for your,words and acts of encouragement .-- they have been, inatry. "THANK YOU"lor sharing with me some of the sunshine and shadows of your lives — that too haw.meant myth. "THANK YOU" for being my customers — the most important people any business can ha v° We're well on our way to, the best sales year we have ever had for ne"w cars & trucks. - • "*.i••••—r-arrit#,I;aar,,,,,,tarmrii44mst.,,tv • k,0 If ever your used car was worth' premium dollars. -- ifs NOW 'Looking for something SPORTY? (heck thee now on display- -FIREBIRD ESPRIT & FORMULA ..GRAND PRIX -BUCKET SEAT LEMANS ‘,. -BUCKET SEAT CENTURY -REPLICA" BUICK CENTURY INDY 500 PACE CAR • WITH T -BAR ROOF . , 0- • 411. " • .• • • • --------- 41,,n • We have full size Pontiacs and Buicles with, AIR CONDITIONING +.0 • ' • Did you know that... you can drive a big full size Pontiac Parisienne Brougham and get 21 M.P.G. on the highway ais 4 . 00/ We have used car buyers for all types of used cars, but we ox, n URGENTLY',NEED. Ntedmo'ciel full size chevs,,,Olds, Pontiacs, Buicks •40 PREMIUM PRICESALLOWED FOR' CLEANtCARS- Bank,tate financing available with WO down payment ,or fr low cost IAC financing available rr yr, Remember: • /00 975 GM cars are the nation's , • r # 1 LEikDEitIN FUEL ECIONOMYI Enjoy _your sumnier travels in •a new Pontiac or Buick from c • Pontiac -Buick Cadillac GMC Trucks HAMILTQN ST. GODERICH ( a • yl