The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-04-25, Page 18..A
AGE 4A--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1974
FRIEDSHIP C(NTRE. NEWS
Hello! How many of you
were out skipping last week?
Those who attended Women's
Day Out last Thursday seemed
to enjoy skipping and singing
the old rhymes:
ley .this, time I expect some of
you have taken steps to make
that-VVi11 you always intended
but never got ,around to doing.
Judging from the group who
gathered around Paul Rivers
after the discussion, he had an
opportunity to answer many
questions. Thanks, Paul, for
your time and effort. We feel
that it was all well worthwhile.
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Don't forget your dancing
shoes Thursday, April 25, for
Women's Day Out when' Mary
Lynne,,Telford leads the group
in Scottish dancing to the tune
. of the bagpipes. After tripping
the light fantastic you can start
digging with ,Beryl Harper in
"Backyard Vegetable Gar-
dening".; She says that if she
doesn't ,know ,the answers to
your gardening problems she
can tell you where 'you. can".
research them. L'
Next week • Peggy Bottom
from. the London Branc •f
Youth and ftecr.eatt`
Ministry of Community and•
Social Services, will be
discussing Community Leader-
ship. You will have an oppor-
_. " tunity to break off into groups
to talk abtout Women's lay
Out. What do you expect to get
out -of-Women's Day Out? Do
you want:W'omen's Day Out -to
continue? And what form
should .Women's Day Out take,
etc.? Let's sit down and figure
out where Women's Day Out is
going: "
Last Thursday evening Con,
sumers' Association of Canada
organisers, tried for the second
time to organize an active Con-
sumers' Committee in.
Goderich. ' Fifteen interested
people attended. A Committee
of three, Mrs. Joan Black,
chairman; Mrs. Laurie Hoad,
secretary .-treasurer; 'and Mrs
Isobel MacDonald, researcher,
Was appointed. We intend to
sit down and chart a, course of
action. In the meantime, (if the
mail` is -still getting through)' •
• Laurie is writing for a supply of �l
Consumers' pamphlets and *
memberships,' which will be
available at the Information
and Friendship Centre. So if
you have need of Consumer in-
formation drop in, and talk to
us; maybe, we can give you the
right pamphlet.
In order to see the whole pic-
ture, the Committee plans to
attend a..day at the Consumers'
Association Convention to 'be
held at McMaster University,
Hamilton, on May 13, 14, and
.'L5... If you are .,a -member of the
Association, or 'interested in
becoming one, drop in and help
Us make a plan of action.
Bridg-
e, scores
There were seven tables at --
the April 16 meeting of the
Goderich Duplicate Bridge
Club.
In " the North-South com-
petition, winners-. were" Art
Wilson and O. Haselgrove, first
with 103 1/2 points; Y.
McPherson and Joe Martin,
second with 95 1/2, and Dr. A.
E.B. Deathe and*
Weerasooriva, third with 89.
R''. In the East-West competition.
winners were L.yan and Bill.
Bradley with 92 1/2 points;
Reta Ryan -and A. Galbraith,t
second ,with 86; and Tom Eadie •
'and Ray Fisher with 85.
CLAY —
- Silo`Unload.rs
- Feeders •
Cleaners *
- Stabling
- Legn Elevators
• Liquid Mondry Equipment
Hog Equipment
FARMATIC --
'Mills
Augers, etc.
ACORN —
Cleaners
Heated Waterers
ZERO --
• Bulk Tanks
Pipeline & Parlour Equipment
`W ESTI,EL-ROSCO-granaries
f,9
B A L - Hog P anillingt
Sulk Tank a Pipeline clearing.
D.t ,gents, Teat Dip, efc.
8ovgdin.
Dyne
loscm -
Udd.rsarr
Foatcheck
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,Down at MacKay Hall on
Wednesday morning 9.30 -
11:30 a.m. the :'cra tv" girls
are still busy workin at their
burlap pictures. If you are in-
terested come along and join
them 'with your, creative ideas.
In the next couple of weeks we
are planning' to work on
styrofoam waste -paper baskets •
- so girls, save your egg cartons
(any color) and bring 'them
'along with bits and pieces from
your scrap bags for decorations.
Come along and join. us - we
will be looking for you!
Now th:.';Spring is here, drop
into MacKay Hall any Monday,
Wednesday and Friday 2 - •4
p.m'. for a`game of cards. If you
peed a ride call us at the Cen-
tre and we will pick .vou up.
On Wednesd.av Mr. John
Snyder was the winner, and on
Friday it was Mr. Harold Lar-
der. By the way, we hear: that
there is talk going around that
another big card party is being
,planned by the card fans.
If you are interested in a
Book Club, phone or drop in
and talk it over with Barbara
McWhinnie. She says that one
of the most pleasantgroups she
ever belonged" to was a Boa'"
Club in Meaford, where she en-'
joyedothe informal discussion of
good books.
The news media warns us
every day • that the
ELEVENTH HOUR for In-
come Taxes has arrived. Even
if there is -l` postal strike fhe
forms must be in the mail
before midnight, April .30. If
you are having difficulties, give
us a call'and we will ,send opt
one of .our tax experts.
Goderich Legion Approves, donations
The Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch 109, approvedh April 16;
donations of $300 to `• the
Goderich, District Assocation
for the Mentally Retarded
camp and $200 to local minor
baseball, during 'the' branch's
regular monthly meeting
Membership Chairman' H.
Johnston presented 11 ap-
plications for membership in
Branch 109.
J. Hanley, N. Fitzimmons_
and G. Drennan were accepted
as ordinary members. 1 . Whet-
stone, D: Tigert,, W. Shear -
down, E. Lee, K. Sheardown, P.
Sherratt, T. O'Brien, and C.
Doherty were accepted as
associate members.
'Mr. Johnston also reported
that 17 comrades have not yet
paid their dues for 1974•
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He encouraged members to,
seek veterans who are eligible
for Legion membership and ob-
tain their ,completed ap-
plicationforms.
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The nomination committee
presen names of members
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who w''t 1 stand for election as
branch fficers. Other
nominatio s will be received at
the genera meeting ,in May.
The Sick and Welfare Chair-
man , reported, the following
members in hospital: General
H. McCreatey, at Goderich, D.
Ma.cGhee, at University
Hospital, London, B. Worthy at
St. Joseph's, London, and J.
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ADDED FEATURE ,..THEY'LL SMASH YOU TO BITS!
KILLERS"
Kung Fu -Karate at its deadliest.
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'7:30 P.M,
Kaly, M.' MacDonald, J.
Dodkin. and William McGill at
Westminster,London.
The Entertainment Chair-
man, reported that 'the, weekly
euchre program during the win-
ter w,as well received and a
dance will be held in the
Legion Hall April 26.
It was reported that the -
branch is now well represented
in „thee, Zone with Commander.
'H. Chambers as Zone Coalman -
der, H.•Carroll as Sports Chair-
man, G. Low as Membership
Chairman, and S. Youngblut as
Secretary.
The Legion District Conven- °
tion is slated for April 2). in
Kitchener.
The branch voted to assist
the zone financially in sending
Zone Commander H. Chambers
and Branch 109 President R.
Chapman to the Dominion
Convention in St. John's Nfld.
in June.
A motioW was also passed ?y -
the floor to call a special
general meeting,of the branch
for consideration of action°on
the plans of the Legion
Building Committee:
JIM'S RESTAURANT
AND PIZZERIA
FORMERLY THE LAKEVIEW SEAFOODS
68 WEST ST: ,GODERIGH
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Full line of Italian & Canadian dishes
Inside and Takeout
FREE DELIVERY QN OVERRS $3.00
10% DISCOUNT ON PICKUPS'
OF PIZZA, SPAGHETTI RAVIOLI
RIGATONI,, LASAGNA OR GNOCCHI
FRIDAY SPECIAL
Fish It Chips $1 0 UTTAKE
PHONE
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Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur.
7 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Friday & Saturday
7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Sunday' '
10 a.m. to 12 midnight
PEN HOUSE
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Queen Elizabeth School
' Ca.lidonia Terrace-Goderich
Thursday, April 25th
9 a:m. to l'1:30 a.m.
1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
Bowling at Little Bowl,
The 'Goderich Signal -Star inadvertantly left out -this
Open House Ad, which .should have appeared in last
week's Signal -Star.
This ad should have Contained information about Wed-
nesday'.April 24th activities (Open House from 9 a°m°'"- 3
pm.)
Are YOU Interests
THEATRE
MUSIC
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In YOUR Community?
• . THE •
UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH
is sponsoring a workshop on
ARTS IN THE COMMUNITY
MAY9-.11
For more information contact:
Continuing Education,
Johnston •Hall,
University ,of Guelph,
Guelph, Ontario
N1G 2W1 824-4120
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O!fing needs.
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•Clubs
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pear friends -
We welcome you back to the Sunset, and look forward to serving
" you again this year. All eighteen holes are open so please drop out
anytime. If you join the Club before May 15, you. can save the ten
' °dollar increase on adult memberships: Dues are payable May 30, s4
why not ;beat the price, increase now? •
A FUQUA COMPAn4)
Our new golf stock has arrived, so please visit our Pro Shop. We
are featuring all the 'top names, Buy now while stocks are-good•and
prices are low; you car` sav6•twenty percent right now. Heavy in-
creases are expected throughout the, summer. We need used clubs
sei let's swing a deal.
,First Night n►
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col Carts
We are still anxious for new members, so bring out a friend to join
and you'll receive a free bonus. We have a new: fleet of golf carts,
and many more improvements planned for your enjoyment.'Free In-
struction is still available for all beginners. Please call anytime,
Please remember you can book any tournaments or parties at our
Clubhouse.
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Hope to See you more in '74
GOLFING • SNOWMOBILING
SAUNA BATHS • INDOOR SPORTS
SPALDING
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4 rriiles north of Goderich onH+wy #21 . Call 524 8047
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