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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-10-19, Page 10n . The Goderich Signal -Star, Thursday, October 19, 1991 . BLACKSTON E. .SALE SPECIAL PRICES 7d5`• ,��_',a, 'i�:.w'',M�- '*eta � t7:�SP:r1Y1 �� ta`yural x1�in..: > . . �u- FURNITURE w r" 4. CHESTHRFIELD IN 100% NYLON FwEz;E COVER - DECORATOR STYLED by "TROISTER" REGULAR $275.00. SALE SPECIAL ...._ .... 8219 HOSTESS CHAIRS Priced from $11.95 SWWIVEL ROCKER Reg. $70.00 SALE SPECIAL $49.95 2 -PIECE CHESTERFIELD by COLONIAL 100%— NYLON apvER REGULAR $269.00. SALE SPECIAL =1790 o !'I\ ,. 1 k 1� ."�/ .na '•- "1"f"1 dr, eta,.. 1 *z '.. lei ► •► /� 1.1111-�. ■ r J i'° r / ■ ,Fy, N^` IIr .1u ar. '4 ■i1n. Y-_ 1 111 's , ■ ' I. ■ IC/ . Via► >► ` 4111AP'O !•I 1 lima 1 - n ILL, .,1,Z SUZZ /841. v‘21 -/En, QEor� -� ArIA A CDI PPEI Su RTHEY t,/AY EY A6RE I NTNISAMO$,4Y- AYS' To smog, BLACKST� FURAlit NE ARE KROEHLER ROCKERS from $39.95 Auburn Church Anui'ersary... (Continued from page 1) music will be supplied at both home of Mrs. Daer. Mrs. Daer presided and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor accompanied on the piano. The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. George Schneider and the rector, Rev. R. E. Meally led in the prayers. 'The study book on "The Women gvfs.y„ tshe SSrIwha.. iQfiss e exai; Clark. A solo, "Drifting," was sung by Mrs. Norman McClin- chey accompanied by Mrs. Rob- ert' J. Phillips." The Thanks- giving topic was given by Rev. Mr. Meally who_ spoke on the, miracle of healing the lep- ers and then on Tbanksgi A reading, "Don't forget the little things," was read by Mrs. Ed. Davies. Mrs. Thomas Hag- gitt; the presiderittook charge of the business period and Mrs. Ed. Davies read the minutes. The. financial statement was given by Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor. The roll call was' answered by 15 members who named one " of their blessings. An invita- tion to attend the Knox Pres- byterian Thankoffering meeting was accepted by the members of the Guild. After an auction} m conducted by Rev. Mr. Meally s8.9 and Mrs. Davies, lunch was served by the hostess. assisted b� Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. Baptist Church Dinner .r®a. The congregational dinner I was held in the Baptist Church last week -end with all the mein- hers present. Following the dinner, the minister, Mr. Craig Peters, conducted the devotional period and presided for the annual business meeting. Mr. Frank Raithby, the church treasurer, reported a successful $1.99 year With a credit 'balance. It was decided at this meeting to hold the Sunday school at 1 p.m. and the church service at 2 n 1 h -S d . u , a3�- -.. e.,as-: "stet rprise'`` "''tltts�' annual meeting was the arrival of form- er members, Mrs.'Glenn Raithby, and her son, George, and friend froom London. Anniversary .Services The 101st anniversary services will be held next Sunday, Octo- ber 22, in Knox Presbyterian Church with the. Rev. D. Leslie Elder, of Seaforth, moderator of the Huron -Maitland Presby- tery, as guest ?speaker. Special SEE OUR SELECTION OF QUALITY " LAMPS Priced from PLN -UP LAMPS Reg. to $6.95 Priced to Clear 7 -PIECE WALNUT DINETTE SUITE with Arborite Tops on Table and Buffet REGULAR 5219.00. SALE SPECIAL =1699; i 7 -PIECE CHROME SUITE Large Family Size Table (36" 'xr' 72") - REGULAR $110.00. SALE SPECIAL W -n g85.00 Sealy Marshall Smooth -Top Mattresses SPECIAL 438.88 BLACKSTONE FURNITURE 34 WEST ST — GODERICH JA`' 4-7741 CHICK'E GRADE "A". 3 11,. Average Ib. C. EXTRA LEAN STANDING PRIME RIB -BEEF yen Re ...._ . ad -Dressed FreshPICNIC :'HAMS � w --BREAKFAST BACON SWIFT'S EVERSWEET 1 -Ib. PKGS. • ib. 59.c Ib. 39c Ib. 69c IGARETTES EINZ SPAGHETTI YLMER. PEACHES, Y1.ME1TOMM.0 SOUP YLMER FANCY PEAS CARTON p _ . 15 -OZ. TINS 20 -OZ. TINS 15 -OZ. TINS $2. 3 r FOR 4 2 FOR 4 1 10-OZ.TINS 3 FOR 4 XLMER FANCY TOMATO JUICE 4a°= TINS 29c YLMER CATSUP. UTTER -' 11 -OZ. BOTTLE FOR services, 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Auburn Ace 4-H Club The Auburn Aces 4l3 Club learned more about the value of fwit in the daily diet at its meeting at -the home of Marg- aret Haines. The president, Jannett Dobie, was in charge and the minutes • were read by th. sec,; ;Ok3'K 4faria-A- 'i' ° leader, fi+f P" "MAW Machan, led in the discussion of the grades of fruit to buy; how to buy, and how to can fruit to have in the winter season. The girls also learned how to store the fr it at home, and how dried fruit - can be kept ready at all s. The demonstration was an oven steamed° fruit pudding made' by Margaret Haines with the fruit sauce made by Marian Hickey, assisted by other mem- bers of Ur club. St. Mark's A.Y.P.A, The A.Y.P.A. of St. Mark's Anglican Church met at the rec- tory at Blyth for their meet- ing with the president; Miss Shirley Brown4n charge. After the opening h'* n, prayers were taken by the rector, Rev. R. F. Meally. The Scripture lesson was read by Rose Marie Hag- gitt. Rev. Mr. Meally spoke to the members on the subject, "The part the Church Can play in . World Affairs today." A discussion period followed. Dur- ing the business portion plans were made to hold a Christmas Deanery party in December at Auburn. The committees chos- en for this are: lunch, Eileen Schneider, Rose Marie }Taggitt and Miss Mary Nesbit; decg_rat- ing, Carolyn Clark, Mrs. Nor- man Mc?linchey, Carole Brown, Ruth Schneider, Diane,Kirkcon- nell, Judith Arthur; music, Rob- ert Daer, Philip Clark and George Clark. Games were con- ducted by Carole Brown and aod. 1 Tun ea has-, �! assisted by ldrs "Fr TAYLOR'S CORNER TAYLOR'S CORNER, Oct. 17. —A number from this commun- ity attended _.anniversary ser- vices at Porter's Hill last Sun- day. Anniversary services will be held at,. Zion United Church on Sunday, October 22, with Rev. C. E. Taylor, of Goderich, as guest speaker. HALLOWE'EN THEME PREVAILS G�derkh Florist Addresses The Auburn Horticultural ,Society AUBURN, • Oct. 16.—"Floral Arrangements" was the topic at the October meeting of the Auburn Horticultural meeting held in the' Orange Hall. The president, Mrs. Kenneth Scott, was in charge of the meeting and Mrs. Robert J. Philips pre- side& at the piano. The secre- tary, Mrs: Gordon R. - Taylor, read a letter 'from the District President, Chas. R. Brisk,,ow, of Lucknow. h was decided that the -executive attend -the special district meeting arid represent the local society. . The treasur- er, Mrs. Bert Craig, reported that the society had on hand $140.64. Mrs. Scott welcomed the guest speaker of the evening Wilfred Denornme, of Goderich. This well-known florist made a very attractive fall arrangement of ipums, using yellow mums and smaller bronze mums and used green huckleberry foliage for the background. A beautiful yellow bouquet of mums, ac- cented with colorful oak leaves, made an attractive arrangement for a coffee table, In closing his instructive"address, he made a lovely carnation corsage. Mrs. W. Bradnock thanked Mr. Den- ornme for his demonstrations. After a question and answer period, Mr. Denomme presented the arrangements to the society and tickets were drawn.. The large arrangement was won }iy Mrs. Bert Craig, the smallerane by Mrs. Lloyd Humphries and the corsage went to Mrs. Robert J. Phillips. Mrs. William T. Robison was the winner of the door prize. A solo was sung by Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, "When Song is ,Sweet." 'The meeting was closed with the Queen and .lunch was served by Mrs: William. T. Robison and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor; assisted' by Mrs. Kenneth 'S'cott and Mrs. Robert i'. Phillips; "All the waitresses wore colorful hats and aprons in keeping with the. Hallowe'en season and the hall was decorated in the Hallowe'en manner also. Ladies' Meetings At Donnybrook DONNYBROOK, -Oct. 16. -- The October meeting of the W.M.S. and Ladies' Aid was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. gdward Robinson with a fair attendance. The theme was given by Mrs. Sam Thomp- ,so -whary" ad rrchAr'gn: Qt: , ,th TIBC:l S° :u neeti�fi : ' "Come eYd: Thankful People Colne" ., was sung and Mrs. John Hildebrand read the Scripture. Mrs. Thomp- son gave the meditation follow- ed by all repeating,,. the Lord's prayer. "We thank Thee 0 our Father" was sung and Mrs. James Leddy read a Thanks- giving poem. It was- decidedrin the business period to have a "Special Tea" at the next meet- ing to raise Rinds for the WMS; also any clothing for relief to be left with Mrs. Morley John- ston. As many as possible were to attend the Sectional Rally at Auburn, October 24. Mrs. Stuart Chamney gave the min- utes of the previous meeting. Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson read the chapter in the study book. After singing 'Sing tb-' the Lord of Harvest," Mrs. Thompson closed the meeting with prayer. The Ladies' Aid was in charge of Mrs. Edward' Robinson and opened withsinging "We Plough the Fields and Scatter." Mrs. Robinson led in prayer, "irs. Stuart Chamney gave a read- ing. .Business was attended to and - after singing "Wha+. a Friend We Have in Jesus," Mrs. Robinson closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was serv- ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs. James Leddy and Mrs. Wes. Jefferson. H. T. Woods The death occurred early Wed- nesday morning at St, Joseph's Hospital, London, of Harold T. Woods Mbf`.: re,st^- ftviran Township, near Donnybrook. He had been very ill for some months. Surviving are: his wife, the former Jean Dahmer, of Kincardine; a daughter, Betty Jean, who is training in Victoria Hospital, London; three sons, Robert, Lorne and Murray, all at home; also a brother, George Tisdale,' of London. Funeral service was held Friday after -so noon at MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, Lucknow. 'Rev. C. W. Lewis, of Donnybrook United Church, officiated for the ser- vice. Interment was in Green- hill cemetery, Lucknow. Mr. Wgods will be greatly missed in this neighborhood where he was always willing to give a helping hand to any of his neighbors who were in need of help. The sympathy of this community goes out to Mrs. Woods and family in their loss of a husband ail father. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. John Noble is still in. CULBERT'S INVITES YOU TO FREE COFFEE and DOUGHNUTS SATURDAY MORNING From 10 o'clock until 12 noon --- Adults Only Please ASK ABOUT OUR 'A HOME-MADE :CANDIES * PEANIU.T and COCONUT .!GLACE y .. R CRVN' CH B'Cf7��E L'MDIQ"D * PEANUT . or AI.1at[Q A4141. A °-:T... * CHOCOLATE or MAPLE FUDGE * HOREHOUND or BUTTERSCOTCH * PEANUT BRITTLE The Difference is in the Tasty Flavor! FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIAL PUMPKIN SPIOKT CAKE _ •�_ • ea. 40c CULBERT'S BAKERY West Street Goderich.. JA 4-7941 Cal t45,,,kCiSef., Wingham General Hospital where she went last -Wednesday for observation. Miss Elaine Jefferson, of Lo'n don, was home. over the week " end with her' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jefferson:, Mr. D. J. . Williatns, . Lynne, Carol and Donna, of London, were 'Saturday visitors, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Jefferson, of Clin- ton, were Sunday visitors at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robin- son, .Jim, Bill and Judy spent. Saturday evening' with Mrs. J C. Robinson, of Wingham. Mrs. Wills Mountain, Mrs. Elgin Josling, Marie and Betty, of Londesboro, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Jeffer- son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Jefferson, Debbie and Brian were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mountain, of Londesboro. 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'Taylor. will cnduct both Services in the newly redecorated. church. 40-44 i 4.•••••••••••• 000 • ••••••••••••••r • , . e Club GiiII. Fine Food — Expertly Prepared Op'en Dai1 i from 6 a.m. to 12 midnight Full Course Meals Lunches— Coffee Counter MAIN, COURSES ARE CHANGED DAILY OUR ATTRACTIVE DINING ' ROOM IS AVAILABLE FOR BANQUETS 32 KINGSTON ST. GODERICH JAh4.8168 tf •••••••••••••4•••••••••••••••••••••••i••••• ' DUCAN HINES 9 FLAVOURS J With Coupon RED EmilEitoR, No. 1 CALIFORNIA GRAPES =1ev 25c PEPPER SQUASH 4th Birthday Celebration We take this opportunitgy to tlfauk you, our customers and friends, most sincerely - for 'your patronage, Without your suppbrt ,these past 4 years of progress would not have been possible and we assure you we will strive to" deserve your •eon - tinned support. • To celebrate our 4th Aihniversary, we have eonacted our suppliers and they 'have generously co-ciperated by sending us la' quantity of top qual- ity suit ends from British Mills. As a result of this, you can make genuine saving s on tailored -to measure suits. These suits 'will he tailored by the House of Hobberlin, and where they regularly sold for $75..00 t -o $90.00, the "Suit. Ends Special" price is $63.95. We hope you will ,take advantage of the opp. ortnnity to make a saving on top quality clothing. Sincerely, EARL RAWSON ®ow to live comfortably on 81 tons of gold a year! fl M1 1 ..1 •I• .1M6 V416.1.41kli n';� ..rr Buy a Gurney Warm Air Furnace (gas or oil) from tis with a nugget or two, and laze around the rest of the year in constant, dependable comfort having fun ! For full details, phone or write: SERVICE ELECTRIC (Goderich) Limited VICTORIA and NEWGATE STS. — JA 4.6681 •C ,.., �. e.. .v ,..