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GODERIttl S1GNAL-STAR, T1WRSDAY, DECEMBER 23,, 976
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Tommy Profit drew an attentivaudience as, he par
schoolers participated in the first leg a competition for
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ticipated in the Knights of Cotumbus free throw competition
four age groups. (staff photo)
at St. Mary's School last Friday. Hundreds of area grade
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1(INGSBRIDGE KAPERS
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following a car -semi -trailer
accident caused by the snow
and slippery road conditons.
Jerry's car was totally
demolished and he was
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t the seat belt. His parents visited
COUPLE WED
Congratulations :to
Raymond Hogan, son ofMr.
and Mrs. John Howard and
Miss Mildred Vega, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Angel Vega of
Quito,EcUador who were
married by the Reverend -,
Father Ed Dentinger, C.R. in
St. Joseph's Parish church,
Kingsbridge on Saturday,
December 18 at 4 P.M. The
bride was given in marriage
by her father. Her maid of
honour was Leona Hogan.
Bridesmaids were Janette
Hogan and .Anne
VanD;ep-enbeek. The groom
was attended by his brother'
Francis Hogan. Ushers .were
Lawrence Hogan and Ronald
Hogan. Miss Marianne .
Frayne was the organist and
soloist. Following their
marriage 90 'guests were
- -ser-ved---a --hot --beef—dinner—at
the Lucknow Legion, served
by the Kingsbridge Catholic
Women's League. Drumlin
supplied music for dancing.
Guests were present from
Ecuador, Detroit, Calgary,
Jackson, Michigan, Aurora,.
Wil'lowdale, Guelph, London,
Waterdown, Dresden,
Stratford, Southampton, '
. Mildmay, Win'gham,
Goderich, Lucknow and the
surrounding area.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Gordon Boyd, former
Reeve of Ashfield Township
passed away.suddenly at .his
home near Amberlley;
Funeral services were held
• on—Sunday,—Decernber" 19th.
Sympathy of the community
is extendecrto his family and
friends.
Shawn Dalton. Edward
Courtney, Scott Little. and
Donny . Kirkconnell 'left on
Sunday Deceiiibet'19 for a 10
day camping vacation in
Florida.
Mrs. Alice. Julian of
Anahein, California , is
spending three weeks
Christmas vacation a
home of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Dalton and with
her sister Mrs. Arnold
Marsman, Mr. Marsman and
family in London.. •
Members of the
Kingsbridge Choir took part
at the Lucknow Community
Carolfest held at the Lucknow.
United Church on. Wed-
nesday, December 15 at 8:15
• - Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton
and Mrs.oAlice Julian visited
on the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Dalton and
family, Port:Elgin.
Congratulations to Philip
Petrie, son of Mr. -and Mrs.
Elwin Petrie of Port Albert
and to Pailla Jane Clancy,
daughter' of Doctor and Mrs.
G.B. Clancy of Goderich who
were . married at Knox
_Ch.4r_ch_.Lo
Goderichoh Saturday
December 1.8 at 7:30 P.M.
Congratulations to Debbie
Austin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Austin and a
Grade .8 student at St.
Joseph's §cheol, Kingsbridge
who was the first. place
',inner of Renlembrance Day
Poetry contest, sponsored by
Branch .309, Royal Canadian
Legion, Lucknov5; She
received a prize of $10.00.
Second place winner was
Judy. de Boer, Lucknow
Central School with the third
place winner being Brenda
\ Phillips of Lucknow Central
School.. They received $8.00
and $7.00 respectively.
The Ashfield. Township
.. Federation of Agriculture
held their annual Christmas
dance ori Saturday,
December 18. at the Saltford
Valley Hall. Music • for dan-
cing was supplied by
Moran's,' • .
Mr. Jerry Heffernan of
Stratford son of Mr: and
Mrs. Ormond Heffernan was
admitted to the Stratford
General Hospital on Tuesday,
December 14 with concussion
with him on Wednesday. He
has now been released from
hospital.
Mr. and ''Mrs. Jack
VanOsch moved on Monday,
December 20 to the Glen
Haven Apartments ' in
Lucknow, for
months.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr. and
Courtney visited
in London on
December 14.
the winter
John Austin
Mrs. Joe
with friends
Tuesday,
Advertising...
points the way
to better buys.
ANA DB/ ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD
Peace for all people.
Love .for a waiting world.
Hope in a newborn child.
Christmas is the time of promise.
.We wish to thank you for your support in 1976. We request
your continuing support for 1977.
Financial contributions may be sent to
MRS. T. COURTNEY RR 1 DUNGANNON
Merry Chthtmas to All!
GODERICH DISTRICT
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Friday Dec. 24th, Tuesday Dec. 28th Wednesday Dec. 29th
and Friday Dec. 31st 9:30%a.m. TILL 5:30 p.m.
Thursday Dec. 23rd and Thursday Dec. 30th 9:30 a.m. TILL 81_30 p.M.
ALL CHRISTMAS CARDS,VVRAPPING,
PARTY GOODS, ORNAMENTS AND
DECORATIONS LEFT WILL BE ON SALE AT
1/2
4 1 GROUP OF
LADIES AND GIRLS
ASSORTED
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VALUES TO $6.99
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1 COUNTER OF1
ASSORTED
CHILDREN'S WEAR
AGES 2 TO 6X
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1/3 OFF
RACK OF
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ASSORTED SLACKS
VALU.ES TO 514.99
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SIZES 8 TO 16
AND MENS
PANTS
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CARDIGANS'
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LADIES
BLOUSES
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SWEATERS
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OF BOYS if to 16
AND MENS
JACKETS - 11
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SUITS eTc.
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LADIES
ASSORTED SKIRTS
VALUES TO $11.99
REGULAR AND OVERSIZE
$ c 00
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1 GROUP OF
LADIES
ASSORTED PURSES
VALUES TO $9.99
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