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Where can you go It you need
a Raw of glasses but don't have
enough money to bily Wein?
The Information and Friend-
ship Centre has the gnsv‘ter to
this and any Other questions
you might ask if you need any
or of help.
A surVey conducted, by the
Huron County Social Services
Co-ordinating Committee
found that 79 perceni of those
interviewed thought- the
hYpertension, fatigue .and
deprissi6n. Come dressed in
cornfortabie- clothes -and hring-a—
sleeping bag or heavy blanket.
Again there is no cbarge.
Beginning this week every,
Tuesday afternoon and Thur-
iisday .afternoon at the Centre
will be devoted to a rafts
Drop-in. If you would like to
learn a craft or require some
,help with what you are doing,
be_it weaving, pottery, etc.
generalpublic was not suf- ,.... Our card games which have
,ficiently- informed as to ,what been held at MacKay Hall have
services were available inhe been moved to the upper,lounge
County. This high number ' area at the Arena: It seems
mirrors the confusion.that most MacKay • Hall has a habit of
people feel when they have to playing hard So get With the
'do business with many, govern- heating system -and the con-
ment agencies. Government stant tdrning blue of the fingers
ministries are. notorious for when trying too,hold onto your.
their ability to hide behind „cards an at the same time con -
several names and many sidering what card to play and
people. . , • the ever increasing crowds
The Information and Friend- proved too much of a challenge: ,
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ship Centre was consequently 'The new ' setting is much
'set up to -act as a '-'guiding more comfoble and if you
light" in an effort to Show enjoy playa!! 500, euchre,
people what services Were bridge come but very Mbnclay, ' DIES IN USA
Available and who exactly, you Wednesday ,and Friday bet- Word has been received of
should get in contact with ween 2 and 4:OOP.M. the sudden death of Philip,
For instance if your bills.andJoseph Gour, of Deer Rivr
e
If you would like\o take ad -
payments, seem to run ' away vantage of any f these Minn. '
with yaur paycheck did you programs- or our in rrnation Mr. Gour was 68 years of
'know ° that there is oa ,homeage. He passed away following
service call us. or drop in bet -
economist who will come in a heart attack.
• ween 9 ' a.m. and 5 p.m every , —
and help you set u,p and main, ..weekday -at' 34 Kingston treet. Born in Cornwall, Mr. Gour
tain a' working budget -in your - ,,-. was married to Lois MacKenzie
hove? NoW .you might not be . of Kintail. The couple lived in
abre to save enoughto fly to opp report Toronto, Utah, Pittsburg,
'4 Florida every winter but it : . Batavia N.Y., and Deer River.
could eds-e the strain of meeiing • - Surviving besides his wife, is
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Winners in Saturday's Royal Canadian Legion Zone C-1 public speaking co es s at the
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Exeter Legion received their awards from Zone Commander Harold Chambers, GOderich.
Above, chambers;presents junior elementary winner Kathy Brandon, Winghan \with her
.award. Next are runners-up Rosemary Meldinger, St, Boniface, Zurich; Melanie Dustow,
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Goderph and past zone commander Ted Elliott, Brussels. T—A photo.
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The Huron County Public
Library this week , announced
the delivery of eight new, books.
"Anything for a Quiet Life"
Jack Hawkins recounts his life
in films and his battle (now
lost) with cancer of the throat.
Hi menioirs are completed
with a postscript by his widow.
"Five 'Days till Noon", by
Sheila Ross,is :an exciting
novel aboard a plane hijacked
en route to London from Syd-
ney.
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Vladimir Nabakov's "Strong
Opinions" Is also now on hand.
This author of Lolita presents a
collection of proxe pieces
published in America over the
past few years.
"Malvie. Inheritance" is, a
rich novel by Pamela Hill set in
'Scotland in, 'the, Gothic
• tradition. •
Lonnier Coleman's "Beulah
Land" ig a 'rrOvel of plantation
life in Georgia during its golden
age, 1820 - 1851.
A dramatic. story Pf Mari's
attempts to create a better
world through commtinal living
can be 'found in Patricia
.13aum'a new book "Another
Way ,,of Life."; She covers •
today's movements and the
main-cominunal,„societiei--fors,
rned throughout history.
Author -actress Illia Chase in t
"The Care and Feeding of
Friends" presents a light-
hearted Approval to enter-
taining and being entertained.
She admits "Today I Make no
pretensions to being an expert
cook" but 'adds" be of goo()
cheer. If! can come a fang way; •
so cari
Canadian author Hugh Hood
presents a c011ection of eaSays
Old T t o
on on 0, riga ntstrie
and the pleasures 'of hockey in
"The-'99,vernor's Bridge is
Closed."
His. nom; Is. different In.
every language.
igu, GOTT, - ALLAH,'
BRAHMAH, YANWEN,, GOO'
- But there's only:.ohe God
and allieltha worship HIrn
BAHAI
P.O. BOX NO. 212
WEAR
resident there, and formerly of
this community. .
Miss McMurchy was a 'for -
per neighbour and school mate°
of Mrs. MacIntyre's and lived
in the home now owned by Mr.
and Mrs Oliver. .
Mrs. Aimee McCullough
mother. of Mrs. Don Drennan
celebrated a birthday this week `
when she was 80 on, Saturday,.
Congratulations • Mrs.
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McCullough.
WINTER JACkEtS
*CiIR COATS
all of fhose monthly - - -the.. gaid'eZiCh-- one 'sister in - Cobourg,--Zne . ,Mr.' and Mrs. Robert-Siinp;
If you need any help in trying Deta6hment, l'of the Ontario. brother Maurice and .a Son, Robert Jr. Jan Simpson of
Pl P
to ovrovinciaoice logged a total
ercome any difficulty, be it daughter Mrs. Joseph
of 736 duty hours during the
obtaining a library card Or why Henquind of Des. Plains, Ill,
*,,,y,(1,-9,17.,,,,p.en.sion cheque didn't past week patrolling 5,694
London and Gary' Kaye of
;Stratford Spend Satuiday
evening last week .at .the home
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Special Grtiup
1/2 :PRICE
SPORT SHIRTS
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come th is mon th altkiriirtfie * ''Th'le_is-"d' highw avs°---' ''Ind-c'til'er:'"'"'"'"'''''''''—elfACINI-EWO''.' ''''"'''-..-'o'riVre.-arat Mrs: 'TM— nearr-SmtHp,...
Centre at 524-6651 wrirrb`e"'"waus'''''''-"'.'"'.'''.-:, -'t --,,,, -David t Aibieljonaid-toOk: .sick , ., , son, , , ,, ,.....,,..„ ' • • '' '".
glAdj,t,O,Itelp.,.- .,,,,.- ,-,
' - ' ' ,';'' l''' : ; fii,i," i." into '-§i"x`' 'riiiifor, 'Vehicle .ac- .
income tax time is here again ''' . taken to -St. Joseph's Hospital,
cidents, which resulte& in four
and for many senior citizens. Londetri where surgery was per -
the., task or deciding which cases of property damage and
formed. - .,•
injury to. two persons. , -. „. ,
figure goes where can be a . Mrs. Isobel Pke and her twin
mindboggling problem. Well In *all' 44 charges were. laid,- .,
daughters Kathryn and Karen
35 under the 'Highway Traffic . Church ' Reverend Robt.
don't despair as. the Centre is Act, r d th -Li uor eon- London, visited 'at the home of
„setting up a' FREE ilicOme tax .
trol Act ond four under .the
Investigations Were carried ,SO,dderrly °on' Satiiidky trd "was' • - • • Mr: - andMs. Rob" DaVeSE'''.''
Jennine and Michael of
Toronto,. spent. Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpson:
SUITS1&
CO-ORDINATES
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Special Group
$ 2095 To $ r •
Currie , andr, Mrs.. Currie of'
her -parents, Mr. and Mrs.'Earl
,Wallaceburg- were in Ashfield
Criminal dode of Canada.
. Howes. .
Presbyterian Church' 'on Sun -
counselling. service for those ,
ov.er 65 ,years' of age and with-
. Twentyfour'
. • In North Ashfield Public •
- warnings were day- when he preached for a
' an income under $5,000. Schooi,. seven finalists in the -- -
• also issued. '''''',. ° ' . , . call.
We have.. the help of several
,, - 'The 0.P.P. report no thefts, Public„,Speaking contest for the
Rev. Currie ,has. sinQe with
tipusinessmen and ' Junior ' division said their
no break enters and no distur- drawn -his narrie and the pulpit
teachers in the community who ' speeches last Week. Those com.:'
is still vacant",
,will be glad to help you with bances. „ •
”- peting were: Heather Hackett ,
In 'general duties the police
. th* forms or with any qu,estion ›•.- Pamela -Macintosh, Michel;-. , ,
answered six requests. for Mr.. Alvin Moran was taken'
you have. ",' answered six Cook, Bill Scott, Mary Lillian ' •
assistance and in-- Provincial
1. to hospital last week where an
Everyone, if they haVe, been Simpson Janet MacDonald
. • . . . Court, Criminal Division at. operation was performed for
and Brian p n
appendectomy. His many
Janet MacDonald and Brian
friends wish him a speedN'''
Simpson were the winners and „recovery.
if you ,don t have a taxable in- went to Lucknow to 7ompete in
Control Att and one under the
living in Ontario on December
Goderich, registered, 61 c6nvic-
31st cap claim benefits , from
tions'under the Highway. Traf-
the OntarioTax System,. Ek,en
t• fic Act,five under the Liquor
come you m ▪ q ai y. ,Call
- us at -the 'Centre and 'arrange ,Criminal Code.
-an interyiew.
Babysirting will be provided
at the, hall. If last week's
program was any. indication as j Goderich
to how the sessions will go then
, an informative and enjoyable'
time is to be expected.. Ad-
is free.
Thursday, February 28 is
when Dr., Tony Miller will
speak to the 'Women's Daybut
group. on "Co-operaiion ,and
qompetition. in Kids,"
Have you ever ,,,'vir'ondered
what a ehildls doing when he
is playing? Is there Constructive
play: and destructive play?.
These qUestions as well as your
concerns about your own
children Will be , answered .at
this session. St. Geoige's Parish
Hall i the place when the
prograin begins at 9:36 A.M.
-with ,Ruth Beutenm er's'
highly/acclaimed Fdn an
,ness class. After "a short co fee
break Dr. Miller' will speak at
.0:30 and the whole program
will finish 'at 11:30.
The Centre`W"Listen to"*Yonr
.Body" program has been -so
'successful that a new session
..-has' been added on Tuesday
ntorning. This Will be an ad-
, diti in to our classes on Mon-
day and Wednesday which are
held belween 10:00 atilL:11:00
A.M. at tie Goderich Arena' in
the ipper lounge area. The
progr ins center around the
abilit tri learn how' to relax in
orderj to lose weight, control
FRENCH
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leaners' -1111
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35 WEST ST;
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the .Legion contest on Monday
.evening. These young people
deserve credit for 'their efforts.
and we Congratulate (hem!
Congratulations to the win-
ners „of the Lucknow contest
Mary Luanne Clare and Mary
Lynn Macintyre. , Also to Miss
•Rhody and Miss "MacKim in
the senior division.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacIntyre
and her daughter Mr. and Mr.
George 1VIoncreif called '9at
Huronview, Clinton ..last 'week
to visit Miss Anne McMurchy,
YES WE,CAN
$2,00G-$50,000
,2nd & 3rd 'mtges
We are now making loans on all
types of properties in your area.
. Call direct collect and lets.
discuss it. erompt Invesiment
Corp,, 330 Bay St., Toronto, 3662
; 9586 evgs. 231-8146. Low cost,
any purpose, Ontario wide ser-
vice.
FEBRUARY 21 TO MARCH 9
SO MANY
NOW ARE
DOING- IT. -
AND NOTA
ONE IS ,
• CRYSTAL • WATCHES & JEWELLERY
• FIGURINES • LAMPS AND FIXTURES
GIFTWARE
All sates final - No Layagtiays No Boxes
No .gift wrapping - No charg acCounts
1973 141NTIACpARISIENNE BROUGHAM
T-wo door hardtop, 350 V-8, power steering,
power brakes, radio, rear' defroster, onljt 18,800
miles, whitewalls; wheel_ discs, side° moulding,
, finishsd in maroon with black vinyj roof and
cloth interior. Lic. DHC 035 WAS $3896
SWEATERS
Speiai Group $995
'109'
43695
'--JIIM.1lAYTER:',,CHEV: 011).$. -
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