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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-15, Page 6• .0 PA4E.6-4-,00p • • • • •,1 ERICI3sioN&L-sTAR, THURSDAY APRIL 15.11,975 • ' • • , • ID ' .",;•• ^ • . • •• • KM MOO money • ARRAN /iND ENTRICI,NEN: ---E-spring.po og Goderich KinsMen'S spring \!. !,ly Peterson, Jim Fraser, Mrs. Wes Oradnock 5Z0-1595. . 0 • . _ • .....ett.'"*" . . .. , • . . . 4-11 • • 1V.Irsr. George Hebert; sieers and Mrs. Cl a ronre Ball of an cl•Mr s. "Te'd Mills. .. • The fifth meeting of Auburn. • I -4-R" elOb was held at the home of Janet Cook with the president, Marilyn Wight rn an ;An charge. The meeting was • opened by all repeating the 4- P g Rolltcn11.'was answered by, each girLtelling what she had • decided 'to make .for her free. choiee article. Therniinitep 'Were accepted as read by „Tenet Cook. Mrs': ,Donald :Cartwright and Mrs. John, Hildebrand told • the history of embroidery: -1. t1ons were done on the sheaf filling stitch and the twisted cord stitch and all members did the stitches "on Bed, 1VIrs. 1Willliam Seers, .Clihten and Mr. and Mrs. Bill The craft 'table was in the . James Trove. Idsonkof Arva,Visited with • charge of Mrs, Robert Slater A ti g was Mrs. Bell Mien. n oPen ng rnee n and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor. •planned for early in May Allan McDougall of Sud- The• bake tab•le-Was convened when there will be a sale Of: burr and Andy Belanger °of.. by ,Mrs.4ohn Durnin • and plants slips and bulbs. The Azi (la spent the weekend assisted y Mrs-. Myrtle committee in, charge .of recently with the:. former's Munro, Mrs, P. Whetstone program Mrs. Kenneth Scott, '1Vir,s".• Kenneth McDougall. Mrs. •Stanley Ball and Mrs. Wayne • William Seers, Mrs. Thomas McDougall returned home ,Durnin. • • • Lawlor and Mrs.'Myrtle with them for a visit in Mrs. George Millian poured Munro.• Sudbury with . Mr. and Mrs. teaand guests were served by. •: Allan McDougall and Angie Mrs! Lawrence Plaetzer, PLIPPETS, STORIES . • d h will be pare s, • Over 30 children from, t e •1' Mrs. Gerald McDowell, Mrs. UNIT I UCV‘if Leonard Archambault, Mrs. Norman Wightman and Mts. •ages of four to 10 years old Over seventy quilts, Gordon Gross. All were ' d ro ram of u, et afghans and.a craft display dreseed in •their crinoline shows and stories in the.' *as held by Unit 0.ne of the dresses. They were. assisted Auburn. Public Library last Knox United Church 'in the 'by Mrs. Peter Verbeek; Mrs. Satilrday afternoon. The Sunday school room last Gordon Naylor and Mrs. their sampler. program-- was under the SaturdaY after oon. • a e e • 1.?: -5- guests were direction of the librarian, sale and dessert tea was also Over HORTICULTURAL .' Miss. Lorraine Chamnev. and served. present from • Wingham, SOCIETY ' the Huron County Public • The president of the United Bei BLondesboro, • I th in on ran on 'Library. Churn Women, Mrs. Ernie t G Lucan, gray The executive of the Lorraine read two stores, A Durnin, greeted the guests Goderich, Nile, Dungannon, Auburn Horticultural Society Hungry Baby Bunny and a. and had everyone sign the Lucknow, Donnybrook and ve, met for'a meeting in the Surprise for Baby Bunny to guest hook. • • ' and Auburn. , - Auburn Public Library, with the children. Four puppet. Mrs. • Bert Marsh was ' in The Unit was very pleased the president, Mrs. Kenneth shows,. The Easter Egg, charge of the quilt display with the show and wish to Scott in charge. Plans were Three Billy Goat Gruffs, •and answered • many thank —everyone for their made for members to attend Goldie Locks and the Three questions. The display con- contributions. the , 'District Annual Con- Bears and Three Little Pigs sisted of seventy quilts, Some • em- The winners of the euchre _yeri ion to • be held in were presented by Miss were patchwork, • Egrnondville on Aprt1-24: Margaret Bushell and her . ._•o- at -••• --1.--.- - - — , • • a • • • - Mrs. Beth Lansing read the assistant from the Huron And some " applique. There ,high lady; Mrs. Albert minutes which were ap- ,. County Library. were a .` few .100, years gld. McFarlane, low lady; ' proved. She also 'gave the The children sang a .song There were also 20 afghans. William •.Craig, ,high man, . • financial statement in the and then played 'a game If Ladies quilting duringtheTom Haggit, low man and • absence of the •treasurer, en6lIgh - interest iS 140'vvn a- shuv,v • wqre• Mrs.-. William.....P.44.1 _ Ambrose won the Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. • •different show will return for Moss, Mrs. Warner Andrews . . Mrs. Kenneth .Scott was the children. appointed delegate with Mi -s. ' • _ .• - • .. Torn Jardin as alternate. • • SOCIAL NEWS . • . • • • The village flowerbeds . . .• • ' were discussed and the • Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ball, following ,persans were ap- • Mr: and.Mrs. Randy Machan pointed to care for.the various and Mr. and Mrs..Len I-16f- flowerbeds : Manchester • fman of Hensall visited last Garden, Mrs. Frank Reithbi' weekend with Mr. Daryl Ball • • Miller Bed, Mr. and Mrs.' at Madison, Wisconsin and Gordon Millet, Loftus Bed, attended the family day at the Mr. lien 1-Iarriiltori, Mrs. Delta Theta Sigina- Frater- , . • • stag party to raise funds for community work was held „during the weekend. Winner of the $500 grand prize was Roy Linklater. Those who won $25 prizes were: Allah Drennan, Carl Moller, Peter Strickland, Al Erb, ..1.1m Fooksi John • ' eau, Al Durnin, Kevin Mc,Kinnon, Eimer Debold, Bridge Scores ••• • 'There were six table's in play at the April 6 meetingof the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club. Gall Hovey and Mary Lapaie combined for the evening 'high total 'of 82 • points edging out Bill Cochrane and Fred Egener 'who finished second with 781/2 • . D wna Sproule and • Eveylyn Galbraith were third with 77 points and Jean Papernick and Louise Heatherington finished fourth with 73. • • At the March 29 club competition there were five tables, in play. Verna Worthy and Jane Cook finished in • t ith p • • 591/2. Kaye Duncan and Mary Donnelly•totalled up 59 points while Bill Bradley and - Aelian Weerasooryia were third with 58 and Ray Fisher and Toni 'EaAle finished fourth with 57. • Harbor Doug MacGregor, Manfred Pupernitsch, Ron McGee, •Paal Baechler, Ben Van • iepenbeek, Buck, Killion, Donald Glen, Bill Schaefer • - ^ . • and Mike O'Brien, • ' • • .."•••••.' LIMITED . CHOCOLATE'. EASTER and CHOCOLATE. FIGURES . 0 Chocolate Easter Cup Cakes— THURS. SAT. Hot Cross Baas 10 Plentiful supply AT' 'ULBERT'S 'BAKERY\ 49 ' • The Home of. Tasty Pastry '524-7941 • • oo • • to • et or • • • sloe • • • ir . • • *0 owe • - • • • ." ' •• . ,S26-7794 AUBURN GROCERY $26;1794 Is Pleased to Atilloonce_tillat we , now carry -a quality line of healtfinand : • . , DISCOUNT ,PR.I,CES; . beauty at • • . • al . • • • • • • : TOM Home Perms ,-.„ .2.69 • • . .__ -ONLY , . • • .• . • Lady Clairol Hair .Colour • • ., • • . , • • • As well as our everyday. good Auburn Groceries, • • . - a • ose•••,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••• • J_ames Gloushen, 1V,Irs.. Albert- ---nit_y where Daryl resides-:-- ' • , _ • • •• McFarlane,, and MrS Donald 'Mr. and Mrs. Dtina:Id • Cartwright; Library Bed, Haines visited • on - the Mrs. Elmer --Trothmer and • weekend in Niagara Falls Miss Connie. Trommer; King with their son, Mr: Edward Street -Bed, Mrs. Frances Haines and Mrs. Hained. • Clark, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt; • Mr. and Mrs. Rona-ld. • Forge Bed, • Mrs. Robert • Stalker of •Bath, • Ontario • Slater, Mr. and Mrs. Russel visited on Monday with Mrs. Gar-rison, Hall Boxes -7- Mr. Bell S -talker. and Mrs. .-Donald Haines, iirui the, , weekend Mr:, We have 'ail just 'Conle through along, dreary whiter' and many of the ladies found they were Confined indoors for days and sometimes weeks at a time. Many of the ladies found it :Was .a „good chance to take up and learn nevi " :Crafts thai have long • --• • . • ' - • THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET "The Store That Saves You More" Sewing Mcichine S. ALES & SERVICE This week we are again featuring our MERCEDES dDELUXE • ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE + Embroiders" + Makes Button Holes . • • + Sews, on . + Darns and Overcasts + Sews 'Forward andBackward +• No AttaehmeritsNeede4. CASE " EXTRA -We also carry a" large selection of poi 'makes' and inodels...Bernina, Morse, Brother, Universal,' Mercedes, etc. In portable -or •cabinet—at rea5onable prices. • • We do'accept trade-ins. Also a large selection of good used and fully reconditioned serving machines. We carry a full line of .FABRICS • and material by the pound. • • - -ALL AT -LOW LOW- ' BASE FACTORY.DISCOUNT PRICES • 00=0.01.mb , OPEN -GOOD .FRIDAY P.M. HOVRSSATURDAY- . • • & EASTEk. MilftgrAY AI. Our Sewing Machine Expert EARL BERSCHT will be at our store •for • " demonitrations and repairs to -all makes Saturday, April 17 • 11 A.M. - 6 P.M. Come- in and sk for a demonstration on any of our brands • sudi-..as Bernina, Universal, Domestic, Morse, Brother THE BASE F CTORY OUTLET "The Store that Saves Yov More. . • 6n • MENS—BOYA—LADIEA—GIRLS A., BABY WEAR. YARO ,0001:15.— F UR NI t UR E —MA.TTRE SSE S-- .1•AINT—SEW(NG MACHiNEA—SMALL APPLIANctsl-isoitt, ,1 • • STORE HOURS,t Monday - Thursday . ..... t • 1 T a.r44. 6 p.m. FiVas/ 11 a.m. p!m... Saturday :.9am.. 6 pm Highwoy 4 - South of Clinton at vanostro • • • r . • Report • by Ron Graham . • March 31 -The Shelter Bay cleared Goderich harbor light • -bodnd for Toledo. • April 6 the Bay City arrived light for salt. interested them but they - never seemed to find time for. Last week •at WDO the ladies had a chance to show • their various crafts and teach the other ladies how, they made the beautiful , and imaginative pieces. It was surprising how easy many of them were to learn and once you learn, the basics your imagination just seems to •take °Ver. .Some of the crafts the ladies brought were burlap flowers, broomstick knitting, crocheting, and macrame. Many of the crafts we know today have been handed down from • generation • to generation and with the enthusiasm thcivin last Wednesday they are a part of our heritage that will never be Icaripletely lost. Many thanks to the ladies for sharing their talents with: • everyone and making it.a fun " and enjoyable morning. Next week we will be having a plant sale along with a dikussian on house plants with Mrs. Mary Bourcleau. Come out and join us and if you have any extra plants or • slips from your plants bring thein along. This will be a great opportunity to see how green our thumbs are. Many of you will remember ,before Christinas we were very lucky to have Mrs. Barbara Robinson join us for a talk on Christmas shopping. • Barbara is vice president of Consumers •'Association" for ' •this area and she is very. knowledgeable and in- formative in all areas per- taining to consumer buying. ' Goderich Is very proud to • welcome Barbara back '‘on •April 20. She will be at the - Goderich Public Library at - 8:00 p.m. Tuesday and her topie will be Food Shopping • PsycholUgy or Using Food Dollars To The Best Advantage. • Barbara also be at the Goderich District High School at 11:00 a.m. to talk with the home economics students and , - at 1:30' p.m: she will be at the Clinton High she See yon all next week. -• • • 1, - • a . • • LINESS CHAPEL 00, 'BIBLE, MISSIONARY CHURCH CORNER 'HURON RD. & WALNUT 'ST. — GODERICH, ONT. fight fron't Pc-Tirt CrAborne for salt. April 8 • the Goderich- arrived light from Toronto to. load corn. April 12 the Ferndale arrived light from Sarnia for . Red Cross • canvass The 1976 Red Cross Can- vass, co-ordinated,. • in Goderich by the 1VIa'p7b" Leaf Chapter, IODE and headed by Mrs, E. D. Howey, has collected $3,155.00 with final • figures not in. ,The Maple Leaf Chapter would like to thank all team captains and canvassers for their fine effort and the public for their generous response. 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" • Hangs easily around your neck. • Weighs only 16 -ounces. • Uses convenient 16 -shot Flash Bar. ro be? 40000/00000,0 • • We have a selection of PPlaroid instant piature Camer4 frorti which to choose. , SX -76 Model 3 s9900 • Least expensive folding camera. , • You set the distance to fOcus. • The excittrinerit of SX -70 pictures at-- • • an economical price. * Finished In blabli plastic with Porvair .,41:00A Super Shooter. . s27,91 • Uses 5 different kinds of Polaroid • instant Mtn, . • • • Electric eye and electronic shutter ' • for automatic exposure control. • 3-elemen't focusinglens. • • ••• • • • ;Electric Zip. $25.95 The camera for kids. • Takes color or black and white square pictures. • Electric eye, -elernerit lens. ID Available in red; white or blue. • • • • • • ME 0, 41• - .. • - of Goderich Royal Bank Block = Shoppers.Sgisare . •• "Power, "PolasOfer, Prost& arid "Ski0"44Polaqcod CsrpOrat,ss * ask for Mat.. • y • - ID • •••• •`: • • .