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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-22, Page 7i 71, v. • • I ' Opp RI".ct NAL -ST All., -ST f.,V EBORI The Ladies' Thursday night bowling league held their (front row from left) Evelyn Blake and Carolyn Haggitt; playoffs recently to decide 'the year's champs. The Happy (back row from left) Lila McClinchey, Eileen Jefferson, Vi Hustlers came up with a• strong evening to capture the Fowler and Nellie Burkholder, (staff -photo) ' league honors in the final .competition.. The Hustiers are wants farm machinery Farm machinery purr--• chases in Ontario' in the first eleven months of 1975 are ' reported by Statistics Canada, as being '$232.2 Million, on increase of 20.5percent from the year previous. Census Canada reports the A Family Ring �rorr�--The Family The birthstones of each of her children are delicately. set in an attractive gold or silver ring. A .most thoughtful and lasting gift, sure to be cherished for years to come. order it • today : it's yours tomorrow. ;23.50 The Square 524-7841 The Mall 524-2924 JEWELLERY GQDER1C~H,, ONT.. ;Iiid1n Ontario 1971 value of farm machinery and :e.quipment far's t at over $890 million: It was also suggested. that. With the. rapid rate of in- parts are.not available at the. m year warranty on' all other on Ontario e'q'uipment. 4 -fl groups Tiger Dunlop Group -No. 1 "Designing; Dingalings" met in Colborne Township Hall, Carlow; Monday everring-for • their fifth meeting. The. meeting opened with the pledgee after which, Darlene Jewell. read the minutes •of • last Meeting. ` Ro'11, call `What have you decided toina mace fpr your free choice article?" was 'an- swere'd by all the girls.: The Leaders informed the girls of the invitation' to be present at the Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute May meeting, Thursday May 27th, at .8:.00 p.m. to display their aricles in •this project and touch ' of stitchery" and -if possible what they are going to present for Achievement day!' - • Discussion - was on the historical outline of .em- broidery and the leadersdemonstrated the satin stitch and sheaf filling stitch which the girls found quite in- teresting. • • The meeting closed with the Creed read by . Darlene Jewell. Tiger Dunlop Group No. 2: "You Hues" met in, -'the - Colborne. Township Hall, Carlow on Moiiaay" evening for their fifth meeting with all the members present.- The meeting • opened with the pledge and the roll call ''Explain your free choice article" was answered by all the girls • Members talked ab • historical line of embroidery, such • as what the Aztec Indians made creating patterns with feathers, etc. The leaders demonstrated the wisted .rope• to_hold -up the wall hangers the girls were making. The girls worked -on their aniplers . and . did`- the'• couching stitch satin' stitch and feather stitch. ` Plans were iscussed and made in, regard to Achievement Day, June 12 and this. group plan to. show an exhibit. The girls'spent the remainder • of ti Meeting doing„ embroidering and the meeting -closed with , the motto, "Learn to . do by doing';. Tiger Dunlop Group No.4 Hoop de ::Hues met at the home of one of the- leaders Mrs, Elwin Feagan .Monday evening, this being their sixth meeting. The :girls plan t�mdo a skit for Achievement Day and were busy making plans. •' The lea'ders„,;demonstrated ahe Frenc,,h.. knot and dis- cussion was on�� the uses for satin stitch and sheaf filling Stitch. The girls- are finding this project an interesting one, and learning considerable in embroidering. Dunlop Women`S• ;institute. who. are aking this possib-ld It wasm' a beautiful Easter .: w,:ekend- and .Many people guests home for Easter.. and Mrs. • R:, Buchanan • had `a busy weekend when ,their guest`s of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Buchanan and ' : children from : St. ' Tho'as,. Mr. and Mrs. 'Phil Marzo and son -Nathan from Guelph,, Mr. • and Mrs. Barry Buchanan from• Clinton, Steven Buchanan from Acton and Mrs. L. Pope, R.R. 6 joined in a happy time together. • Remember _ the planning ' board -meeting in • Colborne Township Hall, Thursday • '”' April 22_at 8:00 p.m; +: I tI ill Social News Tiger Dunlpp Women's Institute . meeting will be Thursday, April 29 at 2100 p.m. Colborne Township Hall: Plan on, attending the Dessert Card party (euchre & 500(' • and bake sale• this Thursday April 22nd at 1:30 p.m. in Colborne Township Hall;_ Carlaw,___a uspices Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute: A ' short course "The Bedroom, and -Bath" will be. held in Colborne Township' Haul, Carlow, Wednesday, out the May 5t a m. 0-4T00 flation--.since that time .the dealer's; place. of business. current value is estimated at within. -72 hours •of`ordering bou_M5billion. < •__e:mergency. repair S, .the ' s The public is welcome and: •.this should be `Very' in- teresting to'. ,the. housewife- especially at this time •.of the . year•when we are busy at -housecleaning and re- decorating . e -decorating.' and .looking for new ideas. Come and bring a sandwich 'for lunch and tea... will be provided by.ttie. Tiger The National Farmers ' dealer':' and company must Union regard protective supply equipment to the legislation for farmers of ••farmer athalf.rentalrates. tremendous importance. The • A Farm Machinery Board's current Farm Machinery main function should be to Bo d' ar established in 1972 by ' .bring the two parties together the' Ontario Government is to mediate a satisfactory totally inadequate It has no solution in the case of a • egislation ,power to-back-up-•--d:isp-te any of its efforts. . The National. and in- ternational nature.of-existing• farm machinery companies make an individual •farmer. nabl egotiate et- fectively • with Farm Machinery Companies The National' Farmers Union recommended to the Provincial Government, that a Farni Machinery -Act :be, passed which would provide • for . the licensing. by the Provincial Government of all • faxen machinery dealers and companies who do business. and a • proper _ repair distribution system be setup. The N.F:U.•also recom- mended that proper warranties on new machines should include: -tree - tors -1500 hrs. or • 2 yrs.; combines' 500 hrs. or 2. yrs.; other •self propelled equip- ment, 800 hrs. or 2.yr.s.; one • All fOt' BABY "Rock -a -bye baby" in one of our cribs, carriages or cradles. Choose specially -priced items' .from our furniture for wee ones,. OFF Come: in and see Marjorie Claus fpr all your baby clothes and furnishings. _ °All GENDRON CARRIAGES _STROLLERS, DRESSING CHESTS, PLAYPEN'S, .HIGHCHAIRS Open' for your shopping conven'rence•Mon-Fri. till 9 p.mt; Set. 01116 pat. 1 0% OFF SUNCOAST MALL GODERICH "THE S ,EME:• WHERE QUALITY COMES Pmsr 524-7221 The Ontario' Society for Crippled Children provides • wheelchairs, braces, crut- ches, artificial limbs and other equipment for per- manent u'se, and lends similar equipment from' its Loan Cupboard to'meetshort- term needs. AL Vonastra, Gun Club • Murray East of Clinton'.., Bill Stewart, Goder'►ch shot 21 really hit the:mark at the . •skeets 'each.. Carl Hefford, Vanastra Gun club on 'Huron Park - and . Janet , 4 Saturday, April 17, when he. Shropshall, Kingston each hit 23 out of 25 skeets: shot -20. Bill Thompson of Clinton - and Bob Sherry of Stratford Rob Brinkman, Toronto; also hit 23skeets. • Merv,' Batkin; Clinton; . and ,Bill McMutt, Exeter hit 22 Harrison Schlock of. Zurich as . did' Allen Turner, St.. shot 19 skeets each. Wilfred Mullin, Stratford shot 17; Steve Burrill, 17; Wayne Mullen, Stratford, 14 and Jim East, Clinton, 10. Mary's ' and Jim Archer; Toronto. - Tom •Allen, Lon.desboro; Glen: Mogk, Bornholm and for Arbor Day ROTO TRLER..1 ,oil and LAWN. ROLLER RENTALS .ALSO iN STOCK,. Dahlia and Gladiola Bulbs Fertilizer Insecticides Soii'Additives Fruit Trees Ornamental trees Bark Chips. Cocoa Beans Peat Moss Cows & Sheep Manure Seed Potatoes Bulk & Packaged Seeds Plant Foods ova04es n 4, A AT'E 197 FA ART and CRAFT 40 Harhltoll 5f, Lewiscraft• and Grumbacher Artist"Supplles Frames' Beehive Yarns Tapestry Wggls • NEEDLEPOINT:: KT IS 20% OFF.'.' regular price 1.30 p.m to 5:30 p.m. closed Mon. & Wed. 52,4-68 i.5 ART and CRAFT i Earn. mor on your, savings Get 4 on your regular savings: . Pay no service charge on cheques if 111i1 frutii11 balance of SI ,000 is'nlnin- tauled.(and even'.if this balance is not .',nlain'tained) you get 12 free •cheques per, quarter and pay only 10.cents.for each • - 'chegtie aver the 12.'C:ompare'this•'wi.th . otlr Aver age Sd1'1114s account,• :paiyitl`.T, • ly 3% and costing yc�uii seFicc charge of 20 cents for evel=y cheque. Specidl.,Savin�gs (non1 cliequin'g)'accoUnts pay g% per annum c�ticii1iited•en minimum Monthly baI llCe. Fields deposited prior,to .May l.51h. and left'or deposit. earn full interest for all of May ;, Member Canada t)eposit Insurance Corporation •. VG Serving Qntario -since 7889 q?14 and l.IliE1 TRUST COMPANY .. Manager J.D. (Dave) Cross 524-7381 Goderich 6•..RED SEED • .-•• �o . ,. POTATOES. ! NOW IN STOCK i %i% WE E .6,110-04 stoOtS 0XCet'LENT SELE gEAFT 1FUt'E.S GttEE E ER Nis HERE T WEEK GRas.s SUDS { Y n 'ta. f� il,t Ho, ,/ Tai Fescue +; -•FairwaY, a :Clovers so. 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