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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-12-07, Page 22Provincial Honours and pins Were presented to Carol Mcg. Ii n, RA. 2, Goderich and Bonnie Stewart H.R. 5, Sea►' forth ' by Mrs. o W iltred..-Col• slough, district president of West Huron W L at .the . 4-H Achievement Day held. last Saturday at Auburn for the fall Project, CattonAc esaaries for the Bedroom. County honours and pins were also presented to Diane Shepherd, . R.R.1, Londesboro, Sharon Sillib, R.R. 6, Goderich; Connie Young, R.R.. 5, Goderich; Beverley McCall, R.R. 3,„ Walton; Helen Good, R.R. 1, 'Londesboro; Heather Snell, R.R. 1, Londesboro;Joyce' Falconer, R.R. 5, Clinton; June Falconer, R,R. 5, Clinton; An. netts. Rehorst, R.R. 5, Clinton; Patsy Wise, R.R. 3, Clinton. Miss Sharon Carroll, Huron County Home economist was in charge of the day's program and was assistedby home econo. mists, Mrs. Shirley McAllister and ,Mrs. Maxine Brightwell. After welcoming the girls the leaders of the various clubs were presented with badges in recognition: of their services in leading the . girls in the dif. ferent 4.11 clubs. The leaders were, Mrs. Elmer Robertson and Mrs. Arnold Young, Tiger " bop -Mrs: -Frank- Yeo and- Mrs. nd'Mrs. D. Colclough, Holmes. 'dile, Mrs. Donald Buchanan and Mrs. Keith Allen, Londes• boro 2, Mrs. Jack McNichol and Mrs. Larry Badley, Morris, Mrs. Harry Snell and Mrs. Elgin Josling, Londesboro, 1, Mrs. William Porter and Mrs. Stanley McIlwain, Goderich, Mrs, Nelson , Reid and Mrs. -. Donald ,A, chilies, otwalton, Mrs, Thompson and Mrs, Nor. , man Tyndall of Clinton 1, Mrs. Bill Holland. •and Mrs. Keith Tyndall, Clinton 2, Mrs. Olive- Little,� . McKillop, Mrs., Luella McGowan and Mrs,'' Gordon ' Mason of Blyth, Mrs. Crank Falconer and Mrs. Alex Town• send df Tuckersmith and Mrs. Eleanor Bradaockk and Mrs. Frank Raithby of Auburn. The morning's program 'con• sisted of the girl's judging dress ser scarfs and throw cushions and selecting material for specified . accessories for one bedroom. Colorful exhibits were set up by Londesboro 2, Tiger Dunlop and Tuckersmith clubs on colour schemes for the B,ed. room. The commentators were Barbara Lee, Helen Brindley and Jane Shannon. The exhibits on Cotton Accessories for 'the Bedroom were commented on by Morris by MOrgaret Phelan, and Auburn by Melanie Sprung. Skits and demonstrations were given by selecting mater. ials and. colours for bed- room accessories by Donna Riley and the members of Londesboro I, Connie Gibbings, Debbie Gibbings and Marie Trewartha of. Clinton• 2; and all club members of Clinton Ir Members of the Walton Club, Debbie Wey, Sharon Marks and Beverly McCall and all mem- bers of the . Goderich club also had a skit on this subject; Cotton Accessories for thebed• room was thetopic-of the skits put on by all members of the . McKillop club, the Hol swills C club withPatricia� tennie Harris and Nancy Ginn taking thea parts and by the Blyth Club with . all members parts. cipating, The presentation' of Certi• ficates of Achievement and am ver homemaking spoons brought the day's program to a close for over 200 girls. ` Irnportance Bible Rev. J.C. Thompson district secretary of the London division of the Canadian Bible Society was guest .speaker at the centennial church service held in `the . community memorial hall.. He' gave an inspiring message on the importance of the Bible to our forefathers and the goodly heritage that has been handed to us in this geflera. tion. He stated that 'as we go into. ai new century and so many good things have been handed to us, are we prepared to leave something for a goodly herb. tage? Mr. FordyceClark, president of the Auburn branch of the 'Canadian Bible Society was the chairman for the inter. denominational church service which was opened by singing The Queen and 0 Canada, with Mrs. William J. Craig as •pian. fist. Christmas carols were sung by everyone. The projector was operated by Donald Haines. The scripture lesson from Hebrews 11: 1-3, 8.16 verses was read by Pastor Jack Heynen ..of .the Baptist Church. Rev. M.R. Roberts led in prayer. The Huron County Youth Choir sang several selections. The offer. ing was received- by -Thomas Haggitt, James Rice, Guy dun. ningham and Fred Wagner. Mr. Frank Raithby thanked 'Rev. Thompson and the Choir for their messages in word and song. o , P.rsonal' Mr. iTip.w3(i .cardiae visited Friday,' with, re« .latives in the viliatfoi. Maya. Willildn$014010.' t a few days last week Witt► ham. daughter, Mrs- Thome*JON '. Jardin and fereil.v..in Miss Sadie darter and gm Elizabeth Hill visited on $. dad,► With Mr and Mrs.. Oliver Anddra►; a#ss. Nancy and Mrs. Edgar Lawson. ., large cref d of teenagers • attended the record Hop spongy, 4, sored by the HI -C group in the Auburn Community Memorial. gall last Saturday ettenin Several :rem, this area :at tended the f}neral Services Goderich for the ,late Mtss Mabel Hickingbottom, a fernier resident of this community. •* 4 4 . Mr, and Mrs, Herb Peter of Kincardine and Mr. and Mrs.. Sam Squire and baby son David, Of Brampton were guests on. Sunday with Mrs. Sidney Lan.. sing. • continued on page 10, ST. HELENS Mr, and Mrs. Roy Hawley, Leslie, and Pamela.' of Oshawa were weekend visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Woods. Mrs. Fred Thompson, Benny and Billy of Oakville spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McPherson. Eleven tables enjoyed the shoot party on Thursday evening in. the St. Helen's Hall. High prizes were won by Mrs. Allan Cranston and Hugh Todd with second high going to Frank Mow. Whinney and Ross Errington. The, travelling shoot waswonby Bob Aitchison. Mr.. and Mrs. HaroldNolan of " Rauleau, Sask. were Thursday evening visitors with Mr. and Mts. Allan Miller. Mrs. Harvey Webb spentSun* day in London with her brother, Gordon Anderson of Ashfield 7. who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. On Friday, he had the ° misfortune of having his right • DRAPES hand caught .in a corn .picker, ..�9M.oQ " . Bob 3err' ,paceCthe Strati forth Braves le .4 54 win over Godeirich, Suxyer -at .the Stratford ;arelia, dropping, the Slftoo into 'third place in. the central division ,of the O: Junior R league, eSiftos,;whohavelost the .. . ,gree. encounters, . were pushed into . third, plane,; ..tyro points behind: Waterloo Siskins, who won their 'Sunday eating. against Leamington, 7.2... 'The Sifts, are not losing graciously to ,;the Stratford JuniorB club, They protested Sunday's. game'With..the ,B. Ca on , the basisthat S ord a . tratf � . a player,JohnSt t ,111Og 11 I St. Cyr was Oren game nos:, s conduct penalty during Strati ford's contest•with Owen Sound, last 'weak accordingtoofficials,. of the local klub. Terms of the ' penalty dictate ;that a player ; must be benched for the next game. • . • :St, Cyr '.vas dressed andused . in Sunday's game against coder. ich contrary to the terms pf the game misconduct. " penalty, Madge claimed, • It was Bob Jeffery who pros.: , vided the scoring thrust for the Braves.. He. accounted for four . of ' hi's team.'': , five -goal output. Sunday,- , Newman shot the single mars kW to will the o!il. ing for t'^ p . ford at 11033 of the firstperiod. He was aOsiSted by Mavity. MacNair, afaiated. by Pa. quette and Williams tied it Up only nine see9ada later., With only one,,.eec,ond; left on the ibock, Jeffery, scored e first of his fourgoals to glire Stratford a • one goal lead at the .end of the firstper iod. Bell,; NO, 11, .put' t'he Sift, on even teems again when he scared, unassisted 'at 1:*7 of the second period. _ W, Jaffe pied the Braves ahead for the :ond'time when he . notched his, second counter at 1 04..He was assisted by •Mcitibbin and Potts,, • Jeffery added two Mere the Braves in the third period. He scored at, the 1721 Math unassisted Then, with only sends lett,,, he repeated his , first period tisk by. *Whig P i th .Md ,Stratford goal at 19:43 He was assisted, hy iib oa lbs. taffy. Eleven:tee ed a,. e,, twoofwhi*god. Con pe t .luded out to Stra ., , ta' McLean. Siitos as Counted fat five of', the minor Miens« Cxo d ach 11.040 abets,on go compared tit_ ;2'l by Stratford; McATHUR & REILLY ,uu Uf )HAIIN, }Nlkf fOk WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL •THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED IN ANY WAY IN MAKING THE SANTA CLAUS PARADE AN OUTSTANDING SUCCESS. ALL YOUR EFFORTS WERE APPRECIATED BY THE GODERICH BUSINESSMEN'S ASSOCIATION BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY BY THE . .. t z 'GJ tiX+n 5 "z.' ... (7F r. . +•' n' ata�,x�JCi?L:��v;. '�:4::"ni'CSSF�lnr^��iE�tkY+�`�uz'�:`. 7S�`��c�:�x�`��•d1 READY MA')E CUSTOM MADE GODERICH BUSINESSMEN'S ASSOCIATION tLL,1.ie) And SAVE TELEGRAPH CHARGES Did you know that by ordering those flowers for Christ- mas hristmas delivery now you can save telegraph charges? Why not get that one Christmas gift off of your mind now and save Money as well! The sympathy of this com. .inunitrr is extended to Mrs. ROY -Farrow of Mitchell on the death of her eldest daughter, Mrs. Dorothy White. The late Mrs. White was in her 46th • year and had been a resident of Kitchener for 16 years. She was born in West Wawanosh :44. on the farm where Mr. andMrs. .•�; Ray Hanna now reside.', She is survived by her mother and one sister, Mrs. John (Margaret) Young of Mitchell. 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