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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-06-03, Page 171„ Ho.spi..:?ai.'Aux. Penny Fair he • St. George's 'Parish ball . was like a little bit of Scotland: when'. the Women's Auxiliary to the Alexandra. General and • Marine Hospital •entertained at the annual Tea and Penny Fair.. - Mrs. J. Berry directed the decorating • which gave the hall a real Scottish at rnosphere. Mrs. M. Harper' 'used her • artistic.: talent to create posters of authentic. Scottish scenes. Mrs. 3.. Kinkead and Mrs. R„ Hughes• arranged the flowers.' .' Guests were . received by the "president, Mrs. C. Wor- sell, the past president,. Mrs. J. Berry and the. general convener of the event, Mrs.. K. Bell. The .,treasurer, Mrs. P. Smith, was at the" door table. The bake table was in the charge of Mrs.. F. Clark and her assistants were Mrs. M. Ainslie; Mrs. E. Stephens and Mrs, M. Ivey. Mrs. R.C. McC•um sold small jars of Scottish jams, the gift of Mrs. C. McDonald and items from the Gift Shop.' Scotch scones were freshly baked by' Mrs. 13. McCreath. and Mrs, S. •Mcf•lwairt, Hot fron•1.'the - oven, ' the scones, were served 'with "jam and- tea. Mrs. G. MacEwan, -Mrs. J. Kinkead.. and Mrs. E. . Pridham were: in ,,charge of preparation. The tea roorn, with 'white cloths and redplaid bands on the tables, was 'convened by Mrs B. Crew. ''Serving the guests were Mrs. L. Boyce, Mrs. J.. Bird, Mrs. R. Hughes 'and Miss.Olive Miller. • The i tubers of the auxiiiary.assistedduring the afternoon wore redand green, plaids. A group of women directed-'.. by Ila Worsell sang several Scottish songs. To:carry out thetheme they; wore long plaid skirts with white blouses.. They' were'":- 'Betty Wil.kin, Ruth Bushell,, Hele" i Westbrook, Janet ";Kalb.- fl'eisch, Jane Deatjie, Shirley McMilian,:`Lou Bundy,Roxy Adams, and. Laurine Madge. Kitn Gardiner. danced several Scottish numbers. Mrs.` R. McCallurn . looked. after the music. Mrs. J.W. Walker: . arranged the program. Mrs. C. Murray was in charge of,all advertising. Mrs. G.C, White, Mrs. D. Smith, Mrs. ' C. Kalbfleisch, and Mrs. E. Pr.idham were in • The Women;s Hospital Auxiliary executive were on hand to welcome guests at an af- terhoon tea• and social at St, George's C'hurch`Tfhurs:day. Convener Kay Bell;' (left), . president Frances' Worsell and past president Josephine Berry (right) welcomed their .peers in.'the Alexandra Marine' and General hospital service group. (staff -photo). charge of arrangements for. the Penny Fair. Mrs. White announced the winners which -- are as follows ' • Fondue' Dish, Don MacRae Jewellers, Bob Hoy;, Car Mats, McGee's, Kathleen McCreath; Electric Scissors, Pratt • Sewing: Centre,. Mrs. E.A.• Elliott; Ukulele and Castinettes, Music Unlimited, Jodi McArthur, O*en Sound; .Carol Gosse•; vase, l31uewater Pro. Hdwe.Ltd., Mrs. J..' Kernighan; Ladies"; Wallet, Bricker's Jewellery, Mrs.' Vi Rayriard;. Pillo•wcases,' People's Store, Gerry -Zur- brigg; Pen- and' Pencil Set,' Anderson Book Sentre,Verna E. Johnstone; Lady Sheaffer Pen;- Set, Sheaffer Pen Co.,: Mrs. A.H.. Erskine; • Lufkin Measure, Worsell Bros., Mrs. Janice MacAdam; Shower massage wall mount, Hoffineyer. Plumbing, .• ' Mrs. N. McHolm; Case pop, K.C. Cutt,' Superior Store, Mrs. J.W. Coulter; Lam- p(wick), H.O. Jerry_Fuel &.. Hdwe., B. Aberhart, Voucher - $,10.00 Gas, Hayter .Chev- Qlds, •Alice Chapman, Clin- ton; Ho.ubigant•. Gift Set' Ladies, Dunlop ,Pharmacy, Mildred Hartman;'•Houbigant Gift Setmeri,'G. Neville; $2.00 Voucher, Ormandy Jewellery, Lorna Vincent; Basket Groceries; J.M..Cutt Ltd., Mrs. Leonard Boyce, Panasonic Styling Comb; Rieck . Pharmacy,-: Sally Walker; •. Lawn Chair, Goderich Build -all, J. MacRae, Electric Bun Warmer, 'Service . Dominion Hdwe., Mrs. A. Fisher; Electric Drill, . Dorntar. Chemical Ltd. Sifto Salt, Mrs. - J..B'erry; $6,.00 Voucher Personal Stationery, Signal Star Ltd.., Susan ,McArthur,_ Sarnia; $6.00..Voucher Per- sonal..Stationery, Signal Star Ltd., Mrs. Pearl Cole; Gordon Pollick; Lady's sandals, . Ross Shoe. Store, • `Cathy Britnell; .Picnic; Jug; A & 'P 'Store,' Lyn 'Sigurdson; Ride -em Cars, Metro, Mrs. tisk theme J.A. McConnell; Jennifer -.Morris; Gordon Schultz, Dungannon; Glasses, Russel Food Equip. Ltd. Scherring Corp. Jean Adams; Mrs. C.S. . Dagg; Sarnia; • Raggedy Ann Doll, . Mrs, Sally McEwen, Mrs, Roht. Vodden, Clinton; Picture,' Jack. McLaren, • Cathy McIlwain ; Brush 04 Comb Set., Hoffman LaRoche • Ltd., y,an Williams, Clinton; • ' Towels, G.A. Hardie &.Co. Ltd., Emma.. Thompson M. `1;eicliet; • Mrs. .);C. Ross; Debbie MacAdarn; Mrs. Stewart Lowe, Brussels; Auto Kits, 3ohnson & John- sonJohtn Stringer; Mona Adams; First Aid Kit, Mr.'s. Nina Arthur; Cases of Pepsi, Tuckey Beverages,'Mrs`. G.L; Ellis; '.Betty Ferguson.; - Jeanett Pearson; Orange Bedspread; Textile Products, Bob Daer; Double Deck Playing :Cards, The Upjohn Co., Eric Willmore, Stratford, Bessie -Chisholm; Bill• Dun -- ,can; Tammy Chambers; Lights, Duro-Test Co. Ltd., Grace Littlechild; Paul Alcock; Bev Chowen, Clin- ton;Light, Duro-Test Co. Ltd., Mrs. - S. Thomson;. b•- Q:ODERICB-SIQr. AL -STAR, THURSDAY, AIN Clocks;Fisons(Canada) Ltd:,. ?auline Jacques ; Bathtub appliques, Sire. pson-Sears, Alice Anstay Silver , dish, Mer= ck,Sharp,Dohrrre, Sherry Littl child; Travelling clock, Merk,Shar,p;Dohme, - Mrs. H.C. Wi.11iams.;"Bar-B-Q Grill . & Mitts, Drug Trading. ,Ltd, Naomi Durnin; .Needlepoint .picture, .Knit Wit, Ann .Rae; -Terephone , Table, Furniture World, Margaret M. Evans.. Donations. of cheques and, cash for 1976 caine. kom : Shoppers Square Association, $100.00;' Esquire, 25.00; Baxter Laboratories,. 15;.00; • Sifto Evaporator Plant., 5.00; • Goderich Elevator & Transit Go. Ltd.,' 35.00;. Dover Cor- poration (Canada) Ltd., 25.00; Print Shop, 10:00; Skeoch Business Equipment Ltd,;" 5.00; Canadian • Liquid Air Ltd., 15.00; Guenther Tuckey Transport.. -Ltd., .10.00;..,Hotel Bedjford; 5.00; Gardiner's Dairy, 10.00; Dearborn Steel Tubing Inc.., 20.00; O'Brien Meat Market, 10.00; Ref- flinghouse Construction Co. Ltd., 100.00;, Facelle Co. Ltd., 10.00; H. Bradley & Son;2.00; Coulter Electronics Ltd., 25.00. 976—• ' A 1 • :. Faster than, a bicycle -more powerful than'a moped—Mini's the lowest priced'new car in Canada. Fights a never-ending battle against high gas•bills.'Drop in and talk to one of our Mild-mannered salesmen,,He'II change your whole:id'entitY. SOUTH END SERVICE 578 MAIN ST. 235-2322 EXETER The Women's Hospital Auxiliary of Alexandra Marine and General'Hospital gathered at Sty George's Church Thursday for an afternoon tea and social. About 100 ladies supporting. the auxiliary gathered in the church hall for tea and cake and enjoyed -entertainment provided by a ladies choral. group. (staff -photo) A GOOD USED CAR IS YOUR ••••..••®®e. ani s • IIII Mir • • •••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• 1 • Q 0e' © q • • • 1 9 7 2 CHEV. IMPALA CUSTOM 350 V41,• -automatic, power steering,, power brakes, '"radio., remote control mirror.. Finished in dank green with Tight • green vinyl roof. 48,000' mile's. Priced to sell. 'A REAL SHARP FAMILY CAR. Sales Representatives Don Fuller, Emmerson Erb, Ivan :Bean. • •0 JIM HAYTER ALmMOBILE S 24-73 1 4 GODERICH • FOOD STORES 11' . PRICES EFFECTIVE TILL JUNE 5 'CANADA PACKERS, DEVON .. Bacon I LB; VAC.PAK. • $ 1.59. 3 LBS. OR MORE Lean Ground Beef'.. 69c LB. ROYALE REGULAR PAPER Towels WHITE OR ASS"T. 2 ROLL. PKG. 88s OLD SOUTH Orange Juice 12OZ.TIN . 49c' McCAIN - Peas 2 LB, BAG 89c. SURREY Lemonade PINK OR WHITE 12 OZ. TIN 45c PEPPERIDGE FARM Layer Cakes VANILLA OR CHOCOLATE A9c F,t BLUEWATER Fish Fries 32 OZ. PKG. $1 99 SILVERWOODs & - MAPLE LANE, MILK 3 QT. BAG HOMO. 2% SKIM - 50$1,4,5 ee We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities ue--s �u erm r 104 The Square Goderich STORE HOURS—MON. TUES. THURS. FRI.. 8:30 a.m.— 9:00 p.m. WED; E SAT. 8:30 a.m.-6:0p Ham &Pickle Spread 89c Le Lean Ground Chuck '1 1 L B. CHUCKSALE GRADE A.1 -Round Sone Shoulder;Roast English Roasts Budde Roasts Boneless Chuck Roast BEEF '1.15 LB. '1.15 LB. 9c LB. '1.25 LB. CARNATION Coffeemate II OZ. JAR' 79c CARNIVAL Tomato Juice 48 OZ. TIN 49c Weekly Speciis WHITE SWAN - Toilet Tissue 4 ROLL PKG. FACEL[,E ROYALE "ACES" " Facial Tissue o S TORKG. SUPREME PLASTIC Bags Bags P'KG. J -Cloth ALL PURPOSE PINK OR WHITE PKG. 12 Towels OF 10 SURGET .Spaghetti & Macaroni MCCORMICK Cookies AYLMER atSup POST Sugar Crisp FLEECY Fabric Softener, ' ' 176 OZ. JUG 2 LB. PKG. 2 LB. TIN TYE BAG 25 OZ. JAR 13 OZ. PKG. AIR CARE AEROSOL Air Freshener PURINA Cat Chow PURINA Dog Chow GAII4SBURGER' Dog Food 7 OZ. BOMB f0o GR. PKG. 4 KG. PKG. BEEF FLAVOUR . 2 EKG, PKG,. 95c 3/$1.0© 49c •• 99c 59c 1.29. 79c 89c $1.99 2/89c 49c $2.49 CARNIVAL WHOLE X-ERNEL Corn 12 CT. TIN " USA NO. I 24s Head Lettuce 3/$1.00 USA NO. I MEDIUM SIZE Tomatoes 29c'L�. USA NO. I Green Orisons 2/ 29c USA NO. I SIZE 4405 SUNKIST Florida Lemons --5/49c ONT. NO. 110 LB. BAG New Potatoes $1.49 - Bread. and Pastry WESTONS MEALTYM.E.. WHITE,.CRACKED & WHOLE WHEAT Bread 2/85c WESTONS • Sugar Donuts 59c DOZ. WESTON BUTTER/404M rrs 69c AV,