The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-07-30, Page 8EItTi 1I SIONAAL STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1970
TOYOTA. COROLLA,
Two years old:` Blue. -Standard. forty four speed
syncromesh gears. Better than 40 mlesitp"the gallon.
One owner car that has.been well maintained. 18,000
true miles. Radio and tool kit. Lucus fog Tarps, twin
fender mirrors. See it and drive it.. Lifetime
Lubrication.. $1,400. Present owner is buying station
wagon of same make. Call 524-8331 for Ron Price,.
weekdays or 5246682 during ,the evenings of the
week.
'NOW OPEN
10 a.rn.
JULY. 18 to. AUGUST 16
8 p.m.
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amity reunions
.BELL
The theme song should have
been "The Bells. Are Ringing Ill
Clan Gregor Square" when over
300 people attended the Bell
Reunion in Bayfield on
Saturday, July 25.
Families came from Bayfield,
Goderich, Clinton, Exeter, Port
Elgin, Hamilton, Wingham,
London, ' Toronto, Arva,
Burlington, Strathroy, Lucknow,
Milton, Forest, Campbellville,
Walkerton, Chatham, Guelph,
Waterdown, Gorrie. Blanche
Cook was recognized as the Bell.
that came the farthest distance
to attend. She is from, Minott,
North Dakota, UFS.A.
Mr. Willis Hall was elected the
•new president, and his
committee for the 1971 picnic
are: Arnold Bell, Bill Mutch,
Olive Tufford, Walter: Bell, Reg
'Twins and -Harry King.
• Contests were won by Bernie
Cudrnore, Brantford; Willie -
Cook, .Goderich;. Shirley- _Smith
and Debbie Aikenhead,
Chatham; Don Bell, Clinton;
Dawn Carter, Jay Markham,
RC1 N ETTE
SOFTBALL
The Coolies.: have a four game
winning streak going with wins
on July 13 and July 21. They
won 17 to 8 over the Farkles
and 2Q3025 over "the Corkers.
On Thursday, July 23, the
hurtles beat the Farkles 15 to 9.
• On July 27, the Corkers won
_over the Flintstones20 to 15.
On• ' Wednesday.,- Jud :29, .an
All-Star . -team ......,will trav61- to
Clinton to play the Clinton
Juvenile Kinette All-Star team
which 'Pis entered `in W.O.A.A.
competition. ' - -
The return game will possibly
be on Wednesday, August, „at
Victoria School at 7 p.m.
Hamilton;, and Bili Pole,
London. . '
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powell of"'
Goderich were the longest
married couple at 64 years. Mrs.
Will Powell of Milton was the
oldest 'person, 86 years. young.
FISHER
Over 100 descendants of the
late Joseph, Peter and Valentine
Fisher gathered at. the Seaforth .
Lions Park for - their annual
reunion on•Sunday,°July 26;
The sports and races were
under the, direction, of Mr.,, and
Mrs. Frank McMichael; ,Mr. and
Mrs. Bob McMichael and,Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Snyder and
winners in the various events
were:
Children under 6 — Terry
Lynn Fisher, .Larry Oke, Kathy
Oke; Boys under 8 — Gary Oke,
Jim Kerr, -Eddie Fisher; Girls
under 8 `=- Dorie. Oke, Nickie
Oke, Debbie Kerr; Boys under 10
--.Lonnie Fisher, David. Fisher,
Girls "under 10 — Kathy McFee,.
Lynn Stewart; Boys under 12 —
David Roston, Lonnie Fisher;
Girls teenage Judy Classen,
Kathy McFee; Boys teenage --
Jeff Fisher, Perry Fisher; Clothes
pin race, under 8 — Dorie Oke;
Debbie Kerr; Clothes pin -race,
12 and under.— Debbie Fisher,
Peggy Fisher; Over and under,..
relay Fay Fisher's team;
Woman without zipper and most
buttons —• Mrs. Irvine Oke; Man
with most change in his Rocket
= Ted Fisher; Man with largest
__foot—. Gerald..Kerr; Man with
the: nicest �iegs oss.eirraB;:w
Balloon race — Lonnie Fishe>I;,
Judy Classen, .Fay Fisher;
Orange toss Mrs. Herman
• Fisher and, Mrs. Bill Treble;
Guessing the weight of wrapped
object Lawrence Snyder.
There was a_candy scramble for
tyre children. • - . -
The president Aaron k'isher,,
ga out prizes for the oldest
person present -- Mrs. °.Wi1l,.iam
Hill; younger- present --Deanna
Fisher; couple with, largest
family present was tied -- Mr.
and Mrs. Johnathan Fisher and
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fisher;
co,eple most recently married — -
Mr. and Mrs., Don Roston;
couple married the longest — Mr.
and Mrs.Milton Wiltse.
Ot,. was decided to hold 'a
reunion again next year with Mr.
Bob McMichael as president and.,
Mrs. ;"Cecil'.' Elliot as
secretary -treasurer. A lunch
c6rnmi;ttee and a sports
committee were also appointed.:
-- Lawrence Snyder was
secretary -treasurer for this year
and Bill Snyder was in charge of
the re 'stration. t
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80,000.00 STOCIK. REDUCTION - REORGANIZATION SALE!
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SCHNEIDEM'S
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LOTS OF CASHIER .WICKETS,..,,
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Dampness caused by high
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furniture, books, workshop`
tools and other prized . pos-
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Advance programs will be available Saturday at Cloud 9 Room,
Hotel Clinton, Smith Office Supplies, Anstett Jewellers and at Bill's
LBiIIiard &Bowling. {,,,•j
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RACING
Featuring . .
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QUINELLA
Harness Races Every Sunday
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SHIRRIFF' 3 oz.""
JELLY POWDERS';
GOOD
CHARCOAL TASTE 5 Ib. Bag
KRAFT — 11 oz
MARSHMALLOWS
3 a
RED AND WHITE 8 oz. jar
INSTANT COFFEE 125
BLUE BONNET
MARGARINE" ,Carton 99`
NABOB 1 Ib. Bag.
ROATEDCOFFEE 89t
JAVEX BLEACH
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HUMPTY POTATO'CHIPS
SWIFT'S — 24 oz. BEEF AND
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24 oz.
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SUNSPUN — CANADIAN - 8 oz.
'2889'_ CHEESE SLICES „.
4899
SQCKEYE SALMON
DEL.MONTE DRINK --' 48 oz: Tin
I1EAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT
oELMONTE DRINK — 48 oz, Tin
PINEAPPLE ORANGE
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