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The:Goderich •SignalStar, Thursday, Decenaber 10th,
.• WIN TURKEYS la.. igames at the Goderich Arena.
The Goderich Booster Club', The winners of the last
draws
conducts a draw for turkeys be-tFriday night—and of a turkey
tween the second and third per. eachwere George Macvan,
•iods of Junior OIHA hockey I Lloyd Atdeld and Car'1 Fisher.
1959
ORDER YOUR
ROYALFAMILY
1SUBJECT AT
1AHMEEK IODE
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The -December meeting of the
Ahnteek Chanter, 10.D.E., was
held on 'Monday at the home of
Mrs. Guy Emerson.
Mrs. Gordon Henderson, edu-
cational secretary, reported that
Itta book, "Canada and Her Story," visitedtheir oowin, Mrs. Pat. land lVliss Nora Creyke, &hem -
was resented to a pupil at the !Moran at the home of Mrs. berg, spent the week -end with
the former's father, Mr. R. J.
Diarnin, and her, Miss
•Ellen Durnin.
Miss Patsy Million, daughter
is with Ithe Canadian Players, of Mr. and (Mrs. Jim Mallon,
Stratford, touring United States Stratford, and who did practice
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and his family reports that the teaching at the Dungannon
troup of players is in Detroit school last week, stayed .with
this week: The plan are lier father's autit, .Mrs. Lorne
ing of the Shrew". in which -Ivers.
Jith iS.-.Trania, and a Russian Visitors for the week-ehd with
PleY, "Cherry Orchard.", He is Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Wilson were,
assistant manager. The players their daughter, Mrs. Dave Durn-
lately travelled 700 miles. to ford, and husband, Peterboro,
Eaton Auditorium, Toronto, to and also' Mr. and Mrs. Cyril -
present the 'plays for Lady Humphrey, Dunnville.
naton's 80th birthday and at- Mrs. Minnie Jones visited part
vlax Helpmann are the stars in of last week with her former
neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Kitch•
tend the party. 'Kate Reid and'
these playrand belong to Shake- ener Finnigan, Goderich.
aret. Mrs. Leitch did not quote spearean Plays, Stratford, in the Mrs. Esther Rivett was hostess
from magazine articles nor from summer. About a month ago the at her home last Friday evening
newspapers which she said, are Reed family attended the pre- for the United 'Chnrch Women\,.,
Missionary Society. A..more de-
tailed report will be given next
weelc.
The United Church Sunday
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Dungannon +
DUNGANNQN, Dec. 8.—Mrs. visited Mrs. L. Stingel'ifor the
' week.end.
Stewart (Genevieve) Tewsley,
Mr. Tom Fowler, D'Ungannoin
Long Beach, California, left
and Miss Sandra BradleY,,Gode.
Monday via jet plane on. herl rich, student teachers of Stria -
return home after spending ford 'Teachers' College, were
week with relatives and attend- practice -teaching at a school in
ing the funeral of her mother, Colborne Township, where Mrs.
Mrs. J. Hamilton. 'Kitchener 'Finnigan is t h e
Mrs. Ezekial Philips and, teacher.
daughter, Laura, of Aitliurn;' (Miss Flora Durnin, Markdale,
BEAU,T1,FULLY WROPED FOR CHRISTMAS
------- 1, 2, -3 and 5-1.13: Boxes
ASSORTED and FAMILY MIXTURES .
pEPPEIMINT MINTS — MEDALLIONS"'
KIDDIE POPS DIXIES
MARASCHINO CHERRIES
We will wrap and mail yollr orders.
Please .place your requirements' NOW.
CAMPBELL'S EtrOE
Dial 7532
HURON COUNTY WING
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
R.O.YAe CANADIAN AIR .F011:CE ASSOCIATION
•'GODERICH
Wish to announce that they are. sponsoring their •
annual subscription campaign for the purpose of
purchasing additional sickroom equipment.
This equipment ;. ponsists of wheelchairs, hospital
beds, invalid walkers, crutches.. and miscellaneous
small eiuipment and is available to any resident Of.
HURON COUNTY, FREE OF CHARGE for HOME
USE.
Your MAGA.ZINE ORDER (new or renewal) will
help further this community project and every
resident is urged to co-operate.
Residents when called upon should request to see
the representative's letter of introduotion signed by
Executive. This is to. ei,iminate any misrepresenta-
tion by unauthorized persons
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DonatiOns Are Not Solicited
or Accepted
' President, Secretary,
L. B. GRAIIA1VI. FRANK (SCOTTY) WOOD
Publie Schctol-a•s.,* proficiency Irvine. Homy -nag day last week.
prize at the Commencement Ex- Mr. Jim Reed visited for 'a
ercises. Mrs. Henderson will day recently with his parents,
present a similar one to a pupil Mr. and Mrs. Allan Reed. Jim
at St. Peter's Schdol.
Mrs. W. G. MacEwan was ap-
pointed to purchasethe mints
for the trays at the hospital•on
Christmas day.
The following nominating,
committee was appointed: Mrs.
G. Dustow, Mrs. Geo. Stokes and.
Mrs. Emerson. -
• After a sing -song of .Christmas
carols, led. by Mrs. Henderson,
the regent introduced the guest
speaker, Mrs. J. R. Leitch, who
chose as her subject, 'The Royal
Family," dealing at greater
length with the Princess Marg -
The
forest
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net Value of 0,,anadian ' equalled . only by agricultural ,_ The, 'Maple was named Acer, 'for everything that' calls for
proalets industries in. I production; it outranks mining from a Celtic ' word meaning wear, froM, rolling pins to furni.-
exceeds $2,00,000,000 production by two to' one. hard, . 'This tough ytadd.-,:ts used 4ure,, and floors.
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often most unkind but from sentation of these plays at Owen
well-informed and reliable Sound,. Jim expects to be home
sources, such as Marion Craw- for a while at Christmas and
ford who livtd with the Royal then early in January,' with the
Family as Governess for 17 Canadian players, „travel more school teachers are sponsoring
years and from Gordon Langley extensively to the middle and their annual dinner efor the
Zan who has reported on • all southern States. Jim, who at- scholars this Friday night in
the -Royal tours. Mrs. Leitch tended Western University after the church.
spoke of her gaiety, beuty,lcompleting Lucknow Hi g h Miss Jessie Wallace is a 4pat-
londnes,S of, the arts, both nusic School, observed his 21st birth- ient' at Goderich hospital with
and drama. fashion, her relig-'day in September and we wish plural pneumonia.
ious convictions, devotion to' him the hest of luck with his Mr. and MrS:"Fretrilaechler
duty, and loyalty to the Crown.ldramatic career. visited pr Sunday with the,ir
This latter she learned from (Miss Clara Sproul, Stratford, son, Harold Baechler-and 'Mrs.
her grandmother, Queen Mary, '• spent the week -end with her Baechler, Auburn.
who instined in her. the import; sisters, Misses Nettie and Rebina ' Mr. John Rivett, a patient at
ance of Loyalty to friends, Sproul. Goderich 'hospital with a ',bad
country and God. 1 'Mr, and'Mrs. Lionel Langevin, case of 'flu,• -•was able to come
!Mrs. Frank Walkom thanked Lorrie, Paul, !Michelle, Barrie, home last week.
the speaker for her excellent!
address which was the result of
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much time and thought.
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A delicious lunch was sery
at the close of the meeting. The !
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next meeting will he helm at,
'he home of Mrs. Gordon Hen-,,
derson.1
KINGSBRIDGE
KINGSBRIDGE, Dec. 7.—Mr.
and Mrs. Cyril Austin were
among the relatives from this
district wilt attended the fun-
eral on Monday morning in St.
Augustine Catholic Church 'for
the late Thomas 'McCann, 89.
SUrviying is his sister, l'Aliss
Caroline !McCann. •
Mr. Norman O'Connor, spent
the week -end with relatives, in
London.
Mrs. Jas. Keane' returned to
her home here a few days!" ago
from Goderich hoSpital, where
she had been a patiat for over
a week.
Mrs. Peter Murray and son
Donald, of Detroit, and !Dr. and
Mrs. Kasper., of Detroit, spent
the week -end with relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Fergus Dwyer
nd daughter Maureen, of Kin -
kora, were Sunday visitors with
the Don Frayne family, and
were sponsors Sunday after-
noon, when their infant daugh-
ter was baptized "Donna Cath-
erine." The infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jos.1 O'Keefe was also
baptized Sunday afternoon,
"Thomas Francis" with ,Mr. and
Mr. Peter Van Osch as sponsors
by proxy for Miss Adeline
O'Keefe, of 'California, and Ray-
mond O'Keefe, of -Halkirk, Al-
berta. . • ..4t
Mrs. Wm. Drennan returned
to her home recently after visit-
ing with relatives in Stratford
and Detroit.
Eric Drennan "and his brother
Allan, sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Drennan, have been, hos-
pitalized for the past week with
al, and are now convalescing. •
Mr. and Mrs..Tony iMiddegaal,
f Blyth, were Sunday visitors
with the John Van Osch family.
Misp Frances Dalton, of
Riversdale, spent the week -end
at her home here.
THI SHOI WITH,TH stAuTfrut /IT
to please
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EVERY LADY WANTS. --A NEW
PAIR OF SHOES... and you can give
them to her...easily, and with a flourish!
'With a Naturalizer gifr certificate, she can
choose the style she prefers and, of course, in her
exact size. You indicate the value of the,gift
certificate... and present it in a smart Naturalizer
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( rniniature.shoe box that contains a tiny shoe.,
cerrrowritrikerocrOAAFAtir400..g?"00,40,,,,,,,fooraw),
NOTE—Other Ross Shoe Shop Gift Certificates, good on
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Dim in our store are available for
Christmas shopping fist.
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EVERYONE on your
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'PORT ALBERT
31:15 NOON CO
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IGA
Mixed. Nuts 1 -lb bag 45c
IGA
Xmas Candy pkg.33(
WELCH'S
SUNKIST NAVEL 11,3's
SUNKIT NAVEL 138's
ORANGES3 $11.0Q
Grape Juice 24 -oz. bot. 38c ORANGES
IGA — INSTANT
COFFEE
SUNNY MORN
6 -oz. jar
89c
COFFEE .57c
S., .4.
ROYAL GUEST
GINGERALE
2, QT. BTS. 25c
Plus deposit
' CITADEL
KING SIZE — FILTERTIP
CIGARETTES.
$2.99
CTN. OF 200,
IGA' LIGHT
-XMAS CAKE
1 -LB 59c 2 -LB $1.15
ROYAL GUEST
Sliced Bread
PORT ,ALBERT, Dec. 7.--A
Miscellaneous shower was held,
in the basement of Christ An-
glican Church on Wednesday
evening, November 25, honor-
ing Miss Barbara CalhOtin. The
evening was spent with 'games'
and contests. Barbara received
many lovely and useful gifts for
which , she thanked her many
friends:'
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Joe !McGee who were mar-
ried Saturday, November 28,
Week -end visitors' at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Vroo'
man were: Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Vrooman, Kathleen, Janet and
!Dryden, of Coruna; Mr. and
Mrs, Don Johnston, Grace Anne
and Jim, of Brantford.
Mrs. Agnes Forster received
word of thedieath of her son-
in-lpw, 'Mr. 'Francis Glossip,
which occurred in Londbn on
Saturday. •
Mr, John McBride, of London,
visited with Mr. and Mrs, Wal-
ter Tigert on Saturday.
Ari
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Mr,. Art Dickson, who ist-
Ridg&r.
week -end
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Bryan Petrie, small son of
Mr, and Mrs. Elwyn Petrie, re.
turn6t1 home from Goderich hos-
pital on Saturday where he had
been a patient for several days.
Cathy, 1Paul and Del•rbie 'Cock.,
.fleld, of Buffalo, have,been visit-
ing Offerr grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Petrie thrs past week.
*Forest producits account, for
nearly 30%. of Canada's total
domestic exports in the field of
international trade.
'1e—Ti:reEAS-75AY'",777POST-VOUR-7-
C H Rig TM A S MAIL FOR LOCAL DELIVERY..
TO ENSURE EARLY DELIVERY OF '
CHRISTMAS MAIL. TO OUT-OF-TOWN
POINTS CONSULT THE POST OFFICE
LEAFLET, WHICH HAS BEEN
DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME.,
NOTHING 19•90 DISAPPOINTING
AS CHRISTMAS MAIL THAT
ARRIVES TOO LATE.
CANADA POST OFFICE
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.ORANGES
SUNKIST — FULL OF JUICE
LEMONS
IGA FANCY — SAVE 175 ,
TOMATO JUICE 2. 48-0z.: tins 49c
DOZ. 49c
BOX
$1:99
6 COUNT POLY BAG 29c
HEINZ STRAINED — SAVE 6c
BABY FOOD
GOOD LUCK — SAVE Sc
MARGARINE,
DOMESTIC — SAVE 7c
MOTHER PARKER'S SAVE 15c
TEA BAGS
5-
6 5 -oz. tins
59c
ctns. 3c-
1 -Ib. dn.
60 ,.„BAG SIZE
29c
62c
MAN—. SAVE6c
TOILETTISSUE4 ROLI. 47c'
DAV IDS — SAVE 18c • •
4 IN 1 BISCUITS
24 -oz. loaf 1
FROZEN FOODS
ZER-O-PAK
FRENCH FRIES 2
HIGHLIN ER FISH
SOLE
9 -oz.
pkgs. 37c
1 -Ib. 49(
EXTRA SPECIAL
SAVE 16c
WALLACUMIIKEYPlES'
PACKAGE OF 3
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59c
REG. 75c
SAVE llc LB.
TURKEY...ROLLS (ALL SOLID MEAT)
010 LB. 99c lb.. _
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PKG.
99c
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LAMB FRONT ROLLS
39c lb.
3-51b. avg.
RED BitAND, GUARANTEED TENDER
T BONE & WING
STEAKS.' lb: 79c
SAVE 49c 1'
FREE Success Kleen Aid -
WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE 40-0Z.
Success Liquid Floor. Wax $1.29
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