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000E100 TONAL -STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 974.440A0
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COLBORNE ORNER
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Mrs. 0,1aitting
attracts au
; The February meeting of Erie • Reaburn of Colborne Only seven persons turned
Tiger Dunlop Women' a In- and -daughter °Maureen of out last Wednesday evening
stitute 14as held, in the Carlow .Fergus havereturned from a when the-Goderich„Ratepayer's
Hall; Wednesday,, afternoon, very enjoyable skiing holiday at Association held their monthly
February 20 with the jaresident Garibaldi Mountain near Van- 'meeting at the Goderich
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'Mrs. Eric,Reaburn,in the chair. couver, B.C. and while there District Collegiate Institute but
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Roll C,a1T.:"A Resolution" was visited . with a son, Constable despite the poor v 'attendance,
answered by 29 members. The ,James Reaburn stationed, at ' and apparent lack of interest,
president then welcomed the Burnaby, B.C. those attending resolved to con -
members and our guests from_ Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hun- tinue their efforts to build the
the Blyth Women's Institute: ter are the proud grandparents G.R.A. into a real force.within
, It was incived by Mrs. Elmer Of twiry boys; born to 0Mrand the community.
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Hunter and seconded by MrsMrsHarry Powley of OttawaTait Clark to send $5 to Save daughter of Mr. and ,Mrs. John sbury noted ' that he was '
'. . , G.R.A. treasurer Lloyd LounA Goderich woman suffered
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the Sight Fund. ' Thompson (nee Carolyn Hun- ."willing, to trY, to keep this paing to the neck as aFebSrarurealtof
nt on
The nominating. committee ., -ter) .of SeafOrth. Mrs' and Mrs. going but I don't want to come , a traffic , accident 1 y
Mem• orial Arena* and the 111,5.
volverrient of the ..Goderich
Recreation Director in its ad-
-ministration.
President Jim Searls also
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urged the group tkoinvestigate
and learn, more about
operations of the local Public
Utilities Commission.
in lotOt.0.4shos. •
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* which this year will be the Hunter plan on seeing the out month after month with
, requested to bring in a slate of , Sharon 'and Robert Thomp- During an election of officers, -
Sherri Littlechild, 268 Gibbons
Ooderich police report that
. Branch Directors were twins in Ottawa' soon. only four or, five people."
Stwas injured when the car
officers for 1974-75 at ' the son Of Seaforth visited with held to replace the resigning .,
he was driving collided with
March meeting, to be held in their gransparents, Mr. and president and secretary, Mr. s
another driven by Edmond
--the- form of- A pot luck lunch at Mrs. TerennettRR 2 Lucknowon The
ce Hunter last Week. Lounsbury noted, "This is 'Sin -
1:00. p.m. in the Carlow Hall. Visitors with -Mr. and Mrs. ridiculous, there are only seven •,-.
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quare.
Mrs. Earl Sherwood and Mrs. Richard Buchanan over the . of us here." '
.Doug McNeil corigented to be in weekend were Mr. and Mrs. DesPite-the poor showing Jim : Damages were $200 to the .
Littlechild car and $300to th
..charge. Every member is urged Philip Marzo of Guelph, Mr. Searls was elected as the '
Sinnett car
to be present for this meeting at • and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and group's .new president while ,.
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Donald Haines will make her Mrs. Ron Buchanan and family • assume the duties of secretary. On the same date, . a car
which 'District President Mrs. ' -family from Acton and Mr. and Joan Van den Broeck will
official visit and install the of from St. Thomas. It .was agreed however that if . driven by Jahn ,Eichholz, 280
•ficers. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fulker - the organization is to continue Huron Rd., collided with
Members . were informed of from London visited with Mrs: ' it Would do so "as 'a commit- another driven by Mary Chani-,,
bers, RR 2, Goderich.
Sewing Knits" which will start Road over. the weekend. , , "We can do nothing else," . , The af_Cident, which occurred
the course, More ideas for Retta Arnold of Sunset Beach tee." * .
in the Carlow Hall this Mon- Guests,visiting Mr. and`Mrs. vice president Rick Robinson Pt0
at theAtergection of Elgin and
day, February 25 at 1:30 p.m. Higgerson of Sunset Beach noted. damage to the Eichnolz
ley Streets, resulted in
Mrs. Tait Clark reported Road on Sunday Were Miss Under new business the - car and $135 to the Chambers
- arrangements were completed Cathy Tormey of Simcoe, Mr. group passed the resolurion to „car.
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- i the Carlow Hall friday London- and Mr. and IVIrs..Bud i I I "
m ttee As the result bf a hit and run
accident between 11:30 P.m.,
' banquet for the I.O.O.F. Lodge Kimberly and Mrs. Tormey of i ti nut "th
, assoc a on:pn e com-
b 22 and ' 420 -a.'in.
Ford Little February 23., $250 climag'e was
Police report no iniiiries.
• for the' catering of a small and Mrs. Jack Battersby and. ° continue operation as, " an
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eyening,• February 21".--- -----BroWn;affd-fiimily flanover:"' -"We - muSt:- try F ruar
Mrs. Elmer Hunter in, Mrs. Eva Clements of Salt. ,association:raliv'
troduced the guest speaker,' .ford, who has been a patient in noted.
6 - keep-- the - . .
done to a car owned by Janet
Clarke,RR 2 Goderich.
The car was parked in front
of 193 South St.
. . Last week., GoderiO police,
laid; nine charges under the,
Criminal Code: 15 udder the.,
Highway Traffic Act eight un-
der the Liquor Act; and -16 un-
der proviMons of kcal by-laws.
There are 'nearly 4,000 mem-
bers of the St. John Ambulance
Brigade in Ontario who are
' ready to 'answer the call for
help 24 hours a day. These,
uniformed voltinteers provide
First Aid services at sporting
. events, exhibitions, picnics,
veparades, walkathons, rock
festivals and numerous other
public activities. In addition,
the Brigade operates 70 mobile
FirsAid Units.
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St. John, Ambulance. is the
country's foremost authority on
First Aid.
The Goderich District Collegiate Instil:We Viking& wrestling team displayed some fine
techniques this year. Team members placed high in both the Huron Perth and. WOSSA mat-
ches. They are, lett to righ4,back; Steve Moore, lecohcl, 98 polinds, Huron.Perth; Larry Dan-
nelly, 136 poundt, firsti-Huron-Pert-h; George Sheardown; unlimited, secOnd at Huron -Perth
and fifth at WOSSA; Gerry O'Brien, 148 pounds, third,- Huron Perth, Steve Palnier, 1O6 -
'pounds,, second, Huron -Perth; front, Ginn, 157 pounds,. first at Huron Perth and
.WOSSA; Rick McClinchey, 115.pounds, first at Huron -Perth and second at WOSSA. (staff
photo)
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Murray ,Gaunt, M.P.P. for Alexandra Hospital, Goderich: - Vice -President Robinson said.
Huron:Bruce' who in his usual for some time is now, in Huron- an attempt. would be made ta.
pleasing Manner and in view. Mrs. Clements expi•essed build o the. nucleus .of mem
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nds that called on her while •the t.R.A. their support..
Several possible programs
were discussed by the members
who felt tnni in order to attract
active support from other
ratepayers -in • the 4commUnity
• the association Yvould have to
provide' "something to do":
• A:• committee was appointed
to look into the matter of waste
. recycling and an?theic.'group
will begin a program Of by-law
*research With a particular, eye
to organization- of the fire an•d
'police departments, *.
. Considerable concern was
also expressed in connection
- with operation the Goderich
'problems members, were in- in the hoipital tind hbped they
fast traffic- would visit her at Huronview
terested in, such as:
at highway intersect
blinkers, dangerou
tion, Nuclear Power
and oil situation, pipleline,
land severeficei etc;
.Mrs. Tait Clark thanked Mr.
'Gaunt for his splendid message
and presented him with a gift.
D . Robert
, Mrs: Elmer Hunter presentee
several splendid resalutions anBr°d* friend
Which will be finalized -and
presented at neiit meeting for . over th
final signatures. Member g and,
Jaie
visitors enjoyed ,a n
splendid Br.
bake sale and a lunch with,
-Mrs. William Clifforcl; "acting'
lunch convener,
4—H C,OURSES
The course "More -ideas f
Sewing Knits" with
• Richard' •Buclianan and
Harm- Kloeze started
February ; 25 *in th
• Hall .This promis
ons, traffic whenever possible.
intersec-
lant, gask
mes Thomson
iss Linda Dawn
wn of
ttawa. were guests
weekend •with Dr
Thorns
's „granchnotner, Mrs
F. Tnainson of 153
an nia- Road E a st i
rs.
rs.
onday,
,Carloyr
to be;Very
interesting and in otkct
The". 4-1-1 •,tead s and
. iissistants have .started their •
course in 'Taking, a Look at,
-Yourself", Tiger Dunlop Group
No.1 met at' the home of, Mrs. .
Arnold Young 'on Monday'
evening with a class of 10 girls.
'his Meeting was the election
officers which resulted as
/follo-ws: president, •Sharon
White;. treasurer, Janice Allin;.
/ secretary, reyolving; press
reporter, $usan,Feagan.
Leaders Mrs. Gerald- Feagan
and Mrs. Arnold Young' in-. .
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troduced the project which-yvas
to determine and. stimulate in.
terest in the general subject of
grooming and help each club
member- understand, and
develop her personal image.
The next 6,meeting will be
next. Monday evening.
Tiger • Dunlop Group No.2
met in the Carlow Hall Mon-
• day evening with Mrs.
Maitland MontgoinerY and .
Miss Helen Brinslley as leaders.
Tho meeting, was opened with •
the Pledge followed by the elec-
tion • of officers. •
President is Cathy MacPhee;
, vice-president,' , *Gail
McMichael;' secretary,
revolving. • '
There Was an attendance of
16. Pamphlets, were gin' out
and'discussion was of Image of
Yourself and of other people
and, people in pictures. , •
The.girls then discussed in
mare detail regarding 'their"
own individual image and
fac-
r-srabout it such as com-
plexion, pasture and per-
• sonality.
The meeting closed with Gail
M cM ich ail re pea ting the
Creed, and the girls will meet
again next Monday evening.
SOCIAL ITEM'S
John, Hazlitt of .,„Co rt,e
*ToWnship and 'J'oe"*M ee of
Dashwood, Directors Ontario
Bean ,Producers • arketing
Board, 'and Ph' Durand of
,Zurich, Chair an of Ontarie
Bean Pro cera Micrketifirig
*4 Board, ar n.Europe at present
engage in promoting the Bale
of w ite beans. The men' have
vi ted, If�lltid, Holland,
elgium,• Germany, Sweden;
Norway, England and Prance
and will be returning home this
Week.
of
deriCh.
TO OVERCOME THE
HIGH COST OF
DRESSING UP
SEW AND SAVE
SEE The Singer Sewing NOW
Machines Specials
PRATT'S SINGER CENTRE
43 WEST ST
OPEN DAILY 9 THRU 6 FRI TILL 8 CLOSED WED
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Completed with Paved Drive,Coach Light
41t. Patio Plus
, MARLETTE CONSTRU PON
QualitV Materials Fine Craftsmanship
This lovely two bedroom home, completely fur-.
nisheci in Country English is now available for im-
Mediate occupany.
Some store demonstrators
Some Cabinets slightly marked, -
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ALL MARKED DOWN -
AS SHOWN
DELUXE COLOUR C SOLE
REG. $98
COLOUR ,TABl.E MODEL
REG. $595 • '
All sets have full warranty -coverage.
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One year. parts and labour on
complete set,,
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AND
BY GOSH The Price. is RIGHT
OHONE NOW
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°mos
OPEN 9 AM TO a Pill. DAILY
° UN. DOWN ON APOROVED CREDIT
"WE TAKE' ALMOST ANYTHING IN -"IMAM"
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