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PAGE 6—GODERICH SIGNAL STAIR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28,1982
F1gerDtin1op Women's Institute holds picnic meeting at beach
Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute July meeting was hi
the form of a picnic at St.
Christopher's Beach in
Goderich. Mrs. Richard
Buchanan, president, opened
the meeting at 1:30 p.m. with
all ' repeating the Mary
Stewart Collect.
Secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
Allan Stoll, read the minutes'
of the last meeting and gave
the financial report, Both
were approved. The roll call,
'Place of interest within
driving distance', brought
rnany answers, most of
which were places north of
us and on to Northern
Ontario but all appreciated
Goderich and surrounding
district and enjoyed the
picnic, place so close and
convenient..
Members were informed
of the reception for
A.C.W.W. president at St.
Mary's Community Centre
on Sunday, August 8.
Mrs. R. Brock and Mrs.
Cora Sherwood will be at-
tending the 85th anniversary
luncheon in honor. of the
founding of the Women's
Institute in Ontario at the
Constellation Hotel, Toronto,
August 12.
• As there will not be an
Institute meeting in August,
members were reminded of
the September meeting to be
held at the home of Mrs.
Cora Sherwood. Thursday,
September Zi at 12:30 pm.
commencing with a pot -luck
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luncheon.
After the announcements,
members enjoyed games,
contests, several humorous
stories and a humorous
reading with Mrs. Arnold
Young, Mrs. J. Horton, Mrs.
G. Kaitting, Mrs, R. Brock
and Mrs. Cora Sherwood in
charge. Mrs. Pearl Watson
read a lovely poem,
`Pioneers -A Little of
Everything' which was very
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The meeting was ad-
journed with members
repeating the grace and
enjoying..a splendid pot -luck
luncheon.
Calf Club
The third regular meeting
of the Dungannon Calf Club
was held July 20 at 8:15 p.m.
at the home of Neil
Stapleton, R..11. 2 ` Auburn.
The 'topic , was 'Beef
Enterprise'.
Christine Stapleton was in
charge of the meeting which
opened with the 4-11 motto,
`Learn by doing'. Roll call
was taken and minutes of the
last meeting were read by.
Linda Van Osch. A motion
was then carried that Jeff
Feagan and Kevin Smith
would look after the display
at. the Seaforth Fair. Since
Greg McNeil went on the
Blue Jay's bus trip, he gave
a report on the event.
The guest speaker from
Centralia College was then
intiduced and talked about
implanting beef cattle.
Nancy and .Neil Stapleton
then showed how to implant
ralgro, which was very in -
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Members then had a
demonstration and practice
on how to show beef calves in
preparation for the
Dungannon fair which will
be August 21 and 22. Lessons
were then done and Neil was
thanked for holding the,
meeting and lunch was
enjoyed by all.
Some members attended
the Holstein Twilight
meeting held at Bill Gib•
bangs' on Wednesday,.. July
21.
Members are reminded of
the 4=H exchange to Quebec
August 8-15 and the next
meeting which will be held at
Anton? Van " Osch's place,
R.R. 7 Lucknow on Tuesday,
August 17.
Reported by Judy Walter.
Social News
Remember the Colborne
Cemetery Memorial. Service
Sunday, August 1 at 2 p.m.
The Reverend Robert Bisset
will conduct the service and
the McMillan family will
provide music.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy
McBride attended the
Shobbrook reunion in Clinton
recently..
Mrs. Earl Sherwood and
daughter Neta and husband
'Gordon Dawson and family
of Coruna and son Ernest
Sherwood and family of
Colborne attended the
Culbert reunion at St,
Christopher's Beach in
Goderich last Sunday.
Mrs. Ted Kubik and
children of Meneset Park
and Mrs. J. Horton of
Goderich (formerly of
Colborne) attended the
Falconer Reunion at the
Conservation Park, Clinton,
on Sunday.
Mac McQuarrie of Oak-
ville visited Mr. and Mrs. G.
Kaitting on Tuesday and
called on friends in
Goderich, Harry Vokes.and
Mrs. H. }label. Mr.
McQuarrie's mother was a
Lawson whom some of you
will recall.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug McNeil
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contest, please contact
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by August 7th, after 6:00 p.m.
529-7733
and daughter Mary Louise
and Mrs. Cora Sherwood
spend a weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Fisher at their
summer cottage on Mimic
Lake near Sunridge,
Ontario.
Sincere sympathy to the
husband and family of the
late Mrs. Donald (Peg)
McArthur of Meneset Park.
Please take note that.
swimming classes for boys
and girls . of Colborne will
start Monday, Auguste 9 at
Goderich. If any further
information is required,
phone Mrs. Jas. Fisher at
524.6331.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Terence Hunter during the
weekend were their gran-
dson Jim Thompson, his wife
and three children of
Seaforth.
I appreciate any in-
formation for Colborne
Corner and to avoid disap-
pointment, please contact
me by Sunday evneing or
early. Monday morning at
524-2076. Thanks.
Village ball teams busy
The Holmesville Tyke
Pirate team travelled to
Goderich and were defeated,
Holmesville Squirt Boys
were defeated by Colborne in
onegame and beat Stanley in
a second match la4,week:
The Squirt gni s,befit
Clinton while the Pee Wee
boys defeated Goderich A
team by a good margin.
Good work boys.
The Pee Wee girls beat
Goderich, the Bantam boys
won against Stanley and the
Bantam girls played two
games, losing one to Clinton
and defeating Hullett in the
second.
Hohnesvillo Midget boys
beat Colborne. Midgets will
travel ` to Kirkton for a
weekend tournament.
The Holmesville Store slo-
pitch team was defeated by
Londesboro this week. They
will play Clinton at
Holmesville July 29 at 9 p.m.
The Squirt tournament on
Saturday was a great suc-
cess and lots of good ball was
played.
In the first series Goderich
B defeated Colborne;
Goderich Township defeated
Holyrood and Goderich A
defeated Stanley. In the
second series Colborne beat
Holyrood and Goderich B
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defeated Goderich Town-
ship.
The consolation game was
won by Colborne who beat
Stanley.
Goderich A beat Goderich
B in the champion.
Special thanks goes to all
teams and supporters who
helped in the tournament.
Two showers were held in
Holmesville last week. On
Thursday one was held for
Teresa Duff, formerly of
Holmesville, and now ' of
Mitchell. She s marrying .
Lloyd Jantzi.
Another bridal shower was
held on Sunday for Patricia
Harris. She will be marrying
Tom Costello.
Both showers were held at
the community hall and were
enjoyed by everyone who
attended.
° Les and Edna Jervis are
inviting their relatives,
friends and neighbours to a
Parli.offers go
Point Farms Provincial
Park, located just north of
.Goderich, • on Highway 21,
offers excellent op-
portunities for swimming,
sunbathing, picnicking and
sports. The following -events
have been planned for area
residents, park campers and
visitors this coming week.
The Huron County Library
will visit the park with a
travelling -bookmobile -at the
Colborne Comfort . Station
from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m... on
Beef and Pork barbecue at
the Community Centre in
Holmesville on Thursday,
August 5 commencing' at 6
p.m., to celebrate their 60th
Wedding Anniversary. Later
in the evening The. Star Trek
orchestra will be in at-
tendance for our enjoyment.
Best Wishes Only.
On Sunday morning at
Holmesville United Church
Rev. Bechtel told of a ,
camping_ trip
Hugh Lobb played the
violin accompanied on the
piano by son Greg.
The minister read the bans
for the marriage of Mary
William
John Dockingg on and
11. His sermon was Chattels
of Bible Time. Irvine Teta
butt and Stewart Farquhar
collected the offering.
During the month of
August Holmesville United
Church will be closed.
camping facilities
.
Thursday, July 29. Join the
outdoor art at the beach at
4:30 p.m. followed by a lively
hour of puppetry and games
at the barn activity centre at
7 p.m. .
Visit the barn for a twilight
hour of fun Mins and more at
8 pant on Friday evening.
Discover a world of *ex-
citement
excitement and adventure,
natural _ wonders _ And living
history. `
Batter up for a softball
game at Colborne ball
diamond at 4 p.m. on
Saturday. A hayride will
bring campers from the
campground to the barn for
the barn dance starting at
7:45 p.m. Ever see a barn
dance? Kick up your heels to
old-time square dances,
waltzes and polkas! Music
provided by Joe Tiifin's
Orchestra from 8:30 p.m. to.
11.m. and Horace
Crawford, a iocaficalleic,wili
teach you the steps..
During the last recession, when fear ran rampant, certain ad-
vertisers made what seemed to be a bold — even foolhardy --,
move, by increasing their advertising budgets.
Madness? On the contrary. These advertisers had learned from
the recession before.
During the 1974-75 recession, the companies that did not cut
back on their advertising significantly outgrew the companies
that did. Their growth, in fact, averaged 12% more than those
who cutback! .
And, in 1978, those not cutting back had sales 132% above the
1973 levels ... about double the growth of those who cut back.
The durable good manufacturers who continued their
aggressive promotion outgrew the rest by a 2 to 1. margin! All in
all, they realized 163% sales growth, right through the recession.
According to statistics compiled by Dunn & Bradstreet, 95% of
business failures come from the ranks of the non -advertisers.
It all goes to prove one simple point; When the consumer spen-
ding drops, your market -share must increase, if you are to just
stay even.
And, you can't increase your shore by keeping your business a
secret.
IF YOU'RE IN BUSINESS
TELL SOMEONE!! ..............
START BY TELLING US .......
Some of the exhibitors who were at Goderich's Festival of Arts and Crafts last weekend
demonstrated their crafts as well as selling them. The Festival, which was bigger than last
year's, was well attended. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
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