The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-04-06, Page 34..
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L.O,L. Holds -Final [whre
With Nice Tablet in Play..
DUNGANNQI -►TIe 1.1.0.1.4 held
their final euchre party for the
season on March 31, With 8 tabled
plaYing,,a The ladies high winner
was Mr?, Wilbur Brown, andMrs,
Russel Alton second high, Stuart
Reid Was highfor the men and
Lorne Ivers second, A draw for
a capon and two ducks was made
With Mrs. Russet Irvin, Chris.
_ 4ide Finnigan, and Susan Irvin the
winners.
r4 .:PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Whithazn
and Heather of Rexdale and'Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Bamford, Craig
and Muth of Preston 'visited with
M. and Mrs. T. C. `Anderson
and Mr. and'Mrs. Robt. Stothers
recently, Geofrey and Lisa Whit.
ham returned home after spend-
inig the Easter vocation with;re.
latives here:
Congratulations to Mr: and
Mrs.' Leopard Reid on the birth,.
of a son in Wingham hospital
on March 28 , Paul Leonard.
Mrs. Abner Morris is a pat.
lent in Clinton hospital. We -hope
she will soon be feeling better.
Mrs.- Harold Maize hat been
in London the past Week with her
mothers Mrs. ' inmerson' Irvin
who Mace { bwen seriously ill , in
hospital there, following surgery,
Mrs. Hugh Crawford Of Sask.
atoon left on Thursday to visit
frienc}s .in Stratford, Kitchener
and Ottawa on her return Moine
after spending a week with her
uncle and I aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Wert& - -• -
Rosemary Hedy visited for a
few days with her grandparents,;
Mr. and Mrs.. Harvey Fuller of
Goderich,,
,Mr. and Mrs. " Jim •Blake ,of
Toronto were weekend guests of
his parents, M. and Mrs. Cecil
Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hedy, Midhv
ael and Laurel efStrathrdy, were
weekend guests withMr,andMrs
Heber 'Hedy. Patricia Hedy 're.
turned to Strathroy after spend.
ing . the Easter vacation at her
home here,
We are glad to report that Mrs.
James Wilson, Cell. 6 WestWavr.,
anosh is. 'making favourable pro.
gress .after having an append.
ectomy in Wingham Hospital last
week.
the
\Gotteri,
Mark Silver Anniversary
Of . Mr. and .Mrs. Shackelton
Mr. and Mrs: BensonShackel.
ton were entertained recently on
the .occasion of their 25th wedd.
ing anniversary, when a buffet
lunch and social evening were
held in their honour at the home
• of her sister, Mrs. Roy Cullen,
Clinton.
Mrs. Shackleton is the former
Florence Irene Jones of W Ingham
and the groom to the son of the late
—. __Mr_ansi M cs. Mathiew_Shackelton
of Dungannon. The marriage was
then. perform ed by the Rev. H.
Is Wilson. .
Mr. and Mrs. Shackelton have
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farmed during their married life
at It. R, in, Dungannon. They have
a family of two sons and two
daughters: Carol Ann, Lindeen,
Gerald and Valerie.
The table was decorated with
pink and white streamers, and
centred with a three tier wedding
cake. Mr. and Mrs. Shackelton
were the recipients of many gifts.
Presbnt for the occasion were
-the-bride's mother, Mrs: 7aner
Jones, and the grOorn's twoaunts
Mrs. C. Webb and Mrs. F. Durnin,
,all three being octogenarians.
BINGO at \ LEGION HALL
Saturday, • April 8th
— " - at $:30 p --
15 GAMES $1.00
The prize -for each regular game will be $12.00'
4 Share -The -Wealth Jackpot Combined
JACKPOT OF $80.00 IN 56 CALLS
Sponsored by Branch 109 ROYALCANADIAN LEGION
No One Under 16 Permitted To Play
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145 ESSEX -STREET '
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GODERICH,-.ONTi lRIQ
'DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT..
Featurfh6 This Week - APRIL 8
"THE QUOTATIONS" of Sarnia
WITH MC RICK SMITH 'OF CHLO
Dancing 9 - 12 Dress Casual Admission $1.25
Catering to Weddings—Banquets—Luncheons--Etc.
PHONE 524-9371 or 524-9264
Tho • teenaged` ' hikers : showr heri w. ere.
travelling south -on -highway 21 -with destine
tion Bayfield and St..Josephs. The marathon
walk rhich began at 6:30 a.m. Friday,
from Goderich Square t •ok the girls to
Bayfield and back. The boys reached St.
Josephs, '25` miles away but heavy drizzle
How. To Make
Dish Gardens
Horticulturists with the On.
tario Department of Agriculture
and Food suggest that by select.
ing plants . carefully, you- can
create scenes to depiht various,,
parts of the world.
Some you might like to try are
desert scenes, tropical ;scenes,
woodland scenes, and mountain , x
scenes. An attractive desert dish
can be•created through the use
of various cacti or succulents.
Containers for .,cacti may be
quite shallow but should provide
good drainag e as these plants
do' not like r"wet feet'. Bq using
-various colors of stonesand sand
interesting designs can be pro.
For all scenes containers
should be at least four inches
:deep and have good draingage.
Put about one half inch of small
stones in the bottom -of the- con.
tainer arid,then add about one
.half inch -of -sand.
GODERICR FROSTED FOODS'
- 65 HAMILTON STREET.
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MAPLE LEAF BRAND
BACQN .1 -LB. VAC PACK 79,
MAPLE LEAF BRAND. -
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W1ENERS , 1 -LB. VAC PACK 53c
VEAL- PATTIES. LB. 59c
PORK BUTT
Roasts or Chops ..w LB- 55c .
SEAWAY SOCKEYE • o
SALMON' V2 LB. TIN 55c
CLARK --14-0Z. .
Beans with Pork 6 FOR 1.
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LYNN VALLEY BARTLETT
I PEARS- - 4 19.OZ. TIN 21C
HEINZ -15-0Z. • . ,
KETCHUP , 15 --OZ. 2 FOR 59c
OPEN - E'V''ERY DAY UNTIL 6 P.M.
OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P.M.
dor;.hy, tbefr'. return trip hatted, the
aenRtiah;:wai�f sHere- the• jroup stopped for
1 picture three miles out of Bayfield. Left
to right are: Lynda Prouse, Dan Torok, Pat
Ladd, Arleta Pollock, Derry Baechler. and
Keith Evans.
(Staff photo) •
~GODERICH BRANCH OF THE CANADIAN RED CROSS
THANK YOU!
We would liked to thank all those who contributed
so generauusly to the recent Red Cross appeal for funds.
The support of contributors and canvassers has rnade
-this another successful year.
We offer a special thanks to the Maple Leaf Chapter,
IODE and to other ladies of Mie town who so ably assisted
'in the canvass.
H. M. FORD
Chairman
N.B.0-.-RED CROSS BLOOD CLINIC, MAY 17th
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The new approach
to the elegant style of
the Renaissance
.... delicate scroll work
beautifully accentuated by
a textured background
accomplish
an artful blending
of past eras.
INTRODUCTORY
OFFERS.
No.1
ANNIVERSARY SET
40 piece service for 8
No.1809R
ESPERANTO DRAWER CHEST
$36.50
8 KNIVES, FORKS, TEASPOONS,.
SALAD FORKS, 5 O'CLOCK TEASPOONS.
and for only $5.00 more
... 8.5 piece
serving sel
, (ASAVING a
$31.00 OYER
OPEN SHOCK
MOM
No.2
CENTENNIAL
SET 60 piece service for,12
• 12 KNIVES,. FORKS, Ole
SALAD FORKS,
TEASPOONS,
5 O'CLOCK TEASPOONS. 43
and for only $5.00 more.... a 5 piece serving set (A UM
OF $52.00 0111011/1 STO I PRICNNC)
FOUR COFFEE .HANDCRAFTED
SPOONS
in attractive
Esperanto
Gift
Package
No..3
CRYSTAL
SAUCE BOAT
& LADLE
8 ok. CAPPCITY
N. T. ORMANDY
The Square
JEWELLERY
Goderich
95
CALL
PETS
General
Contractor
There - are fain► jobs .that are too Targe and non. ,toa
will! for us to handle quickly and efficiently.
Peter Brander has been in' the building business for five
years and has been, a carpenter for 15 years., He is
acquainted with all phases of the building trade and Will
be happy to give you free -estimates on any lob. you are
colhtemplating. '
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PETER BRANDER
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
524-8924
McGEE'$ TRADING P 0
'OFFERS VARIETY
BEST DEALS -- HONEST REPRESENTATION
JUST LOOK AT-VIM-WEMEAN
1966 MODELS PRICEP FROM
$2295to$-339$ .
1—Buick Le Sabre 400
Sedan. This heavy_ car has power steer-
ing, power brakes, power wir Wows, power
seats, positraction, radio, etc.
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3—Pontiac` Strato Chiefs,
'Ali 6 -cylinder and equipped, with auto-
matic and whitewalls.
1—Chevrolet Impala
Convertible, V-8, automatic, radio, power
steering, power, brakes, new Firestone
500 tires.
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1 --Beaumont Custom
Two -door, hardtop, lively 283, V4, auto-
matic, • radio;tin ed� 9yass, whltewatis:
Beautiful black with blue interior;. only
12,000 miles. •
1 -Ford Custom .SOU
Sedan. this locally owned beatify hasonly
7,000 miles. Features 289 V4 automatic,
power steering, whitewalls and discs.
Great` sayings. • .
-1965 MODELS PRICED FROM
$1695 to $2795
2—Pontiac Custom Sports
Wifh bucket'seatsl one convertible, one
hardtop. . • •
2—Pontiac Parisienne
Hardtops/. both V-8, automatics, one 2 -
door, one 4 -door. .
3—Pontiac Strato Chiefs
All 6 -cylinder 'with automatic; 2 sgdans,
one coach.
1—Buick Le Sabre
• 2 -door hardtop, tilt steerino wheel, polder
steering, ` power br"akes, radio; . 22,000
actual miles.
1 -Plymouths Savoy
Sedan; a sharp turquoise car with auto-.
matic.
1964 MODELS PRICED FROM
,.$1530 to $2395
2—Pontiac Strato Chief . _ 2—Buicks
Sedans, stick shifts with' radios and discs. . •
1—Pontiac Parisienne One a Wildcathardtop with full power;
Four -door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power the, other a compact special sedan with
�,. steering, power brakes, radio. , V-8 and automatic.
FROM1963 MODELS PRISED.
$1195:fo.$1795
2—Chevrolet Sedans \ .
Both 6 -cylinders with radios.
1—Buick Le Sabre
Hardtop, loaded with extras.
1—Oldsmobile Super 88
Two -door hardtop, fully equipped.
2—Pontiac Parisienne
Hardtops, both with V-8 and automatic;
one 2 -door, one 4 -door. .,
1—Acadian Sedan •
20,000 actual miles. '
1962 MODELS PRICED._ FROM
$295 to $1395
1—Pontiac Laurentian 1—Ford Galaxie
Sedan; V-8, automatic.
4—Chevrolets
Two sedans, one station wagon, one
Impala hardtop. All have radios.
„Sedan, radio,
1 -Rambler American
Two -door.
1— Y-olkswagen
1961 MODELS PRICED FROM
$25.O to$1250
3—Buick .he Sabres
With power steering, power brakes and
radios. ,
1—Studebaker Coach
New motor and radio. .
1—Comet Custom
Sedan, 26,000 actual lady -driven miles.
3 --Chrysler Sedans
All fully equipped.
1960 MODELS PRIDED FROM
$99 to $1150
1—Pontiac Laurentian
Sedan, 6, automatic. -
I—Chevrolet Impala
Hardtop; beautiful.
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1—Vauxhall Sedan
2—Chryslers
Power steering, power brrakes; ere
station wagon,' one sedan.
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GENEROUS TERM
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