The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-10-19, Page 66 The Goderieh Signal -Star, Thursday, October 19, 1961
PTA Hears address On' School
Board Responsibilities; Duties
The St. Pete°r's and St. Mary's and above ,that;, needed for cur -
Parent ' Teacher Association rent expenses would be used
held their monthly meeting "in to buy sport and playground
►►r :v: ta. Y er ,,,wb ,,; last .Thktrs.t.equipment..£or both schools. A
ay. evening. In the absence
Is� n as es sled v
m t o�
e t g p
by the past president; Mrs. E.
McAstocker, and Mrs. Don
Stemp.
- The meeting was, opened with
a prayer byl'ather R. Moynahan
and was followed by . reports
of the -committees. Mrs:- -P:
Warren reported on -the bingo
held in September and this
shoved .a definite financial sue -
welcome` add tiers--toAi4w.$u :,
Tritihtga 'e and • Trust
Company, of Goderich. Mrs.
John Doherty and Mr. T. J.
Drennan will make a report
as to what equipment is most
needed and how the money al-
located may be used to best ad-
vantage. Ar-eque t for -bicycle
stands for St. Mary's school:
was discussed and more inform-
ation will be ,made available'
'ears in Landon and explained
the contents and purposes of the
religious work books being used
in the school this term.
Mayor E. Fisher was present
and in his remarksongratulat-
ed the executive for the ex-
cellent work they were doing.
IGA STORE GOES WESTERN
FOR BEEF ROUND -UP SALE
The annual Tableritce Beef I the Red Brand meat of" ICDA
Round -up is under wav at the at specially reduced prices for
The attendance prize was won
by Miss Foley's room. Follow-
IGA Store on South street and October.
manager Jim Remington has ..The inside of the store is
ing the adjournment of the «the whole ranch" decked out do corated in Western style, too,
well -attended meeting Mrs. J. in Western style. The thernc
•Reber �u`t?dced the guest y 'with bales of straw, rail fences,
s eakbr :D '• R Melad •Dr..ix:ll•r..kte _carried out during the cit7" _ .. ,h� F (,.
' �' y entire month of October.'In' keeping <vith' the` t• hin
elalb w' .r
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p1 rer„,,a °L i c ,. s ,, Q } pittai + cafmc' -�"-N_, 4 °R. i11 40406.44.. .., t
es and uutiutres bf' ie et gra°fe o tom, tr.,.` .Jir' s
School :Board." This explana-
tion
found old tune rail fences. Rail ern shirts, ties and hats.
tion oftthe board's govetnme"ia- fericint fotms a corral in which ;All IGA. stores take part and
was well received by the adui- a pony,. supposedly used in a prize's are awarded to the stores
ence, and a question period fol- round -up, is to be found. Na having the :most impressive
lowed Dr. Melady's address, turally. all the youngsters line Western style settings. - C.
the fence everyday to pat they _
The speaker was thanked by Mr' nice ocx . - "� �
P. Warren. Liuich was sere P Y• A classified ad in the Signal-'
by the ladies. r Tl)e �':holy idea is to feature Star br`ngs cpl'ick results '----
cess. • as to where the stands may
year was brought in by the -ex- Miss Foley gale an inform- I.
ecutive and was approved. It ative talk on the September;
was decided that'all •money over meeting of the Catholic teach -
A budget for the' • current be obtained.
PROCLAMATION
CREDIT UNIpN DAYS
Credit Union meriibers throughout the world
will celebrate International Credit Union D; y
Thursday, October 19, 196.1.
Credit 'Union; are designed to provide an in-
valuable means whereby members may pool their
a= ,
sarings and_ .assist- ,hemse ves to.. fill -:their .nye .
for credit at low cost.
The Towh of Goderich now hati a local' Credit.
Union membership of 780 persons, representin.,
a significant' proportion of the citizens of Go-der-
ich. -
• _ I DO HE.REB\' PROCLAIM • Thursday, Oct-
ober 19, 1961 as
CREDIT UNION DAY
- AND ON .THIS OCCASION, I extend to the
leaders and members of the Goderich Commun-
ity Credit Union my greetings, congratulations
and sincere wishes for con '; t ed success in ser-
ving their fellow men.
ERNEST C. FISHER
Mayor
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1960
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1953 and 1954 CARS. Need
'1957 CHRYSLER. 4 -door Hard- 1958 DODGE Regent. 2 -door 1954 FORD Pickup. Good tires ,relconditioning. Priced from
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