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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-11-24, Page 10PAGE 10-GODERICH SIGNAL-S1A.R. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1982 See Smitty far Top Qu.oIIty-Canadian Made WINTER WEAR 1t seems it's got to be growing or snowing before things really get going at Smith's. But with our low pre -season prlces...the 'sit tlmut to buy 1s NOW! SPECIALS CHILDREN'S SIZES 2 -ii($ 9 5 1 PC. SNOWMOBILE SUITS ..3 3 e ,CHILDREN'S & YOUTHS 2 PC. SNOW SUITS SIZES 5-18 a UP MEN'S 8. LADIES' 2 PC. 95 SNOWMOBILE SUITS Reg. '129.95 8 9• SKI GLOVES % PRICE LINED LEATHER WORK GLOVES as low as `3.°' �Np ceascsos LARGEST SELECTION OF WINTER WEAR WATCH FOR OTHER SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE STOREI , & ACCESSORIES. WE CARRY 100'3 ' OF SNOWMOBILE SUITS ALL REMAINING 1/z PRICE FALL BULBS `FARM Zr.Mite mums: tooThTun. GARDEN CENTER 6.6 tw rrl. 6.3:30 Set. 82. South St., Goderich 524-$761 O Group holds successful bazaar The Willing Workers held a very successful bake sale and bazaar on Saturday. Winners of the draws were Joanne Whitney, first prize of a food hamper and Karen Roberts, second prize of a food basket. Twelve tables of players were at the euchre party held at Brookside School on Wed- nesday evening for the Dun- gannon Senior Citizens. High man was Tom Culbert. Low score for the men was Fred Sheller. High lady was Annie tanley and Heather Ohm had the low score. On Tuesday, November 16 about 50 Dungannon seniors were guests of the Lucknow seniors at a smorgasbord dinner. For the variety enter- tainment part of the pro- gram, Joyce Caesar present- ed reading much to every- DUNGANNON DOINGS Merle Perk, 15628-77/18 one's delight. Jack Smith read, Why 1 Wear a Poppy. Roberta Linskill and Doug Young favoured with several musical selections. Mary Bere visited in Lon- don on. the weekend with her son, John. Margaret and Jim Erring- ton visited with Charlie and Ruby Fowler at their apart- ment near Zurich on Satur- day while enroute to Port Lambton for the weekend, to visit with Ken and Sandra Davidson and family.' While there, they helped Scot and Laura celebrate November birthdays. A successful Stag and Doe was held Saturday night at the Agriculture Hall for Nancy Errington and John Hamilton, who are to be married on Saturday, Nov- ember 27. Sympathy is extended to Bertha Olson and family on the death of her mother, Mrs. Hayes. Mrs: Hayes was 91 and had been ill for some time. Tramp Champs entertain students By Christina Famish and Marcia Boak Volleyball practices have been held and the senior volleyball tournamenttook place on Saturday, Novem- ber 20 at Goderich Collegiate Institute.. The juniors are also hold- ing practices and their tourn- ament is December 3 with the girls playing at Victoria Public School, Goderich and Brookside Broadcast the boys at Robertson Public School, Goderich. Good luck! The junior choir has been holding practices on Tuesday afternoons, conducted by Mrs. Worsell and Mrs. Aar 001C0 CATALOGUE. STORE Take advantage of us.. Quantities Limited Offer expires Wed. Dec. 1/82 i) ter 1111111111111111'' I�I�d611.,I III 11'I 20.00 Contec AM/FM stereo cassette radio 2332-P. 242-1982/83 Annual Catalogue. �� was 99.83 ea. ■ 4-_6.00 Dorchester portable AM/FM stereo phono was 63.91 ea. uruNU111111�uu11 1r1111 1- (p111111 1 n11nuu to 1 IIi�llrl 111'11 I 'wrap 116 1 Ill nal,n.ulm11 n ►I l i1u, t �ummn 1 n iI �, 11'� II1 umHiNur Ili � i I. 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Mr. Jewitt attended a prin- cipal's seminar in Kincardine from Thursday night until Saturday. Two Lucknow area women are winners In this year's "What's Cooking at your Place?" 'contest sponsored by Signal -Star Publishing. Evelyn Riehl of R. 5, Lueknow won first prize In the contest and receives $100. June Wylds of 11. 3, Luclmow wins the second prize of S60. Jeannetta DI Carlo of Guelph wins the third prize of $40. Recipes entered in the contest were published In the contest cook book which was included with list week's editions of the Lueknow Sentinel, the Goderich Signal -Star and the Clinton News -Record. [Photos by Sharon Dietz] Local residents attend dinner The Ripley Horticultural Society held their annual pot luck dinner on Monday at noon at the, Ripley Legion Hall. Members who attended NEWS fromm this area were Dorothy Finlayson, Marj MacLean and June Wylds, Kee Webster, 3E16-6667 Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ted Hefferman of Lon- don in the passing away of her husband, Ted. Mrs. Hef- ferman was the former Peg- gy MacLennan, the only daughter of D. A. and Dor- othy MacLennan of Lochalsh. Mr. Hefferman suffered a heart attack in the Brace - bridge area a couple of weeks LOCHALSH ago and was hospitalized there for some time. He was then allowed to return to his home in London, where he passed away very suddenly on Tuesday. The funeral. was on Thursday in London. Carol Finlayson and her husband, John Balch of Tor- onto spent the weekend with Carol's mother, Dorothy Fin- laywon. Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Heck- ler of Greenock visited rec- ently with Mrs. Beckler's ' uncle, Dan Wylds. O.F.A. executive to address meeting Huron County Federation of Agriculture's monthly meeting is to be held 'cin Thursday, December 2 at the ' St. James Separate School in Seaforth. (Two blocks east of lights on Highway 8). The guest speaker for this meeting is the newest ex ecufave from O.F.A, Harry. Zwerver. Mr. Zwerver was hired as general manager of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture. Mr. Zwerver was born in the Netherlands in 1942 and attended highschool in Brockville. He received his THANK YOU Harbour Light Travel Management & Staff would' like to silncei'ely thank the merchants and business people of Goderich, volun- teers and .travel agency personnel who so graciously gave of their time and efforts and to the general public for their in- volvement,. To the business community who supplied us with gifts and prizes and on behalf of the Livery we thank . you for supporting our community. We hope you all enjoyed yourselves as much as we did. B.A. degree at Calvin Col- lege in Michigan and under- took graduate studies at the University of • Toronto and McMaster .University, leading to his masters degree. Mr. Zwerver . negan hisduties in'mid-July. 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