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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-11-28, Page 94 4-H GIRLS Saturday, November 23 was a special day at Brookside School. for the four groups of 4- H Girls sponsored by Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute as it was the Achievement.zDay. Group 1 "Tiger Teapots" ith leaders -Mrs. Dorothy Feagan and Mrs. June Clark put on 'a skit "Creative Center. pieces". Group 2 "Tiger Dunlop En- tertainers" with leaders Mrs. Mildred Montgomery and Miss Helen Brindley put on a skit "Packing a Suitcase". Group 3 "The Party'Pixies" with leaders Miss Ruberia Brindley and Miss Linda Mat- thews had an Exhibit and Group 4 "The Mad Hatters' with leaders Mrs. Dougherty and Miss.Linda Dougherty also had an Exhibit. All these presentations were very well done and of course entailed a -considerable amount of work on, the part of the leaders and girls and their splendid work during the project and excellent perfor- mance on Achievement Day has earned them a well deserved rest for a' few months. Many of . the girls' mothers attended Achievement Day and this was 'much appreciated by the girls and :the leaders. The 4-11 Leaders will be stl, ting tp _plan for the next project when they attend Training School in February 1975. • SOCIAL NEWS Several of the leaders of these groups of 4*H girls, Mrs. Dorothy Feagan, Mrs. Mildred -Montgoinery,Miss Helen tirin dley, •Mrs. Donna Young and Miss Linda Dougherty attended the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, Monday and Tuesday November 18 and 19, as guests of the Department of Agriculture and- Food with ex- penses paid for accommodation at the Lord Simcoe Hotel and lunches and dinners. One of the. highlights was, the special breakfast Tuesday morning at. the Lord Simcoe when the Hon. Wm. Stewart and Bob Carvert were the guest speakers. The ladies enjoyed the Royal Win- ter ' Fair and this special recognition was a splendid way of thanking them for their ef- forts as 4-H Leaders. • Congratulations to Mel Dixon whose show. horse "A Crown of Genius" won first in Fine Harness and won the For Mayor ELECT HARRY BOSNELL For transportation to the polls. call • 524-9126 524-9439 524-8816 - 524-7965 Reserve Champion in• Junior Stallion CIass at. -the Royal Winter Fair. Also to Bert. Bean'shorse Blue -Waters Bourdon Supreme which won first ifi colt or filly -'foaled in 1974. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Good are holding open house for their parents, marking their 40th wedding an- niversary,ort Sunday, December 1 at the Colborne Township Hall, Carlow. Colborne Township Recreation Committee will be having a meeting in the 'Colborne Township Hall, Carlow, Wednesday evening, December 4. A good attendance is hoped for so that plans can be made for the winter ac- tivities, Mr. and Mrs. Mario and son, Nathan, of Guelph visited with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buchanan .over the weekend and enjoyed the hockey ' game between The Signal Star Paper Leafs and the Detroit Old Timers Sunday afternoon. Mr. t and Mrs. Sam Argylek have moved into their new home on `Hwy. 21, Jai Hirth of Dunlop Corner; Residents of Colborne Town- ship are reminded that voting for School Trustee will be Mon- day, December 2. Please make a special effort and get out to vote. Something was phoney A promotion firm operating out ,of Ottawa or Edmonton un- der several different ,names, has been soliciting advertising by telephone for- various unknown publications, and then billing merchants for ads, even if they initially refused to purchase the ad. ,i Gordon Sanderson of the London FrE:ee Press, reported last week that London. was being flodded with phone calls from salesmen soliciting ads for Children's Christmas Carol Annual, Children's Circus Book and Children's Traffic Safety Annual. Now, the calls are spreading to Goderich. A local merchant, Mrs. H.W. Gauley, owner of the Bluewater Market, 119• Bayfield' Rd.', `said she received a long distance call -fro,m ' Ottawa; .late one evening, several weeks ggor.She, was asked to purchase an ad in Children's Traffic Safety An- nual. She -sensed that "something was phoney", and refused to, purchase the ad. Later, she received an invoice for $32.50, for the ad. The money' was to be sent to, an address in. Ed monton. She did not send the • money. • .Mrs. Gauley was contacted again by '.telephone, recently, and was asked to purchase an ad in Children's Christmas Carol Annual. "They make it sound very convincing", she added, but, "I said, if it's legitimate, come ' around to the store." She has not been contacted since. She *as told that the books would be distributed top retarded children. Mr. Sanderson said that the advertising salesman refused to give the firm's name and ad- dress, but "when pressed, «referred to a !Ms. Younger at an Ottawa telephone number". He has tried repeatedly to reach Mrs. Younger, but "she is never there and does not respond to call-back messages." . Clinton.. fine costs '4OOOO P Janis Isabele Clarke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Clarke of Varna and Base Borden, graduated recently from the Georgian College and . the Orillia School of Nursing.'She has taken a position at Stayner, Ontario. Damage could run as high as $4Q,000 in a fire Tuesday night that destroyed part of a large corn dryer at the• Fleming Feed Mill on Irwin Street in Clinton. Clinton volunteer firemen were called -to the scene about 10 p.m. and when they arrived, flames were shooting out the top of the 65 foot stru7cture which dries grain and• corn before it is stored in nearby silos. Included in the, ,.estimated $40,000 loss was about $7,000 worth of corn which was iri the' dryer 'at the . time of the fire. The dryer holds about 2,500 bushels of corn. Clinton Firemen were forced to cut open the side of the dryer in order to get at the burning corn, shovel it out, and put out the fire. They were an the scene until 3:30 a.m. Wednesday morning. No cause for the blaze was available at press time, but Fire Chief Clarence . Neilans said it was being investigated., The dryerjs fed forced hot air that is heated by a natural gas blower. Bill Fleming of Clinton, the owner, said that the fire for- tunately came near -the end of the corn drying season and there wasn't much corn left to dry. The Ontario Safety League reminds motorists that ap- proaches to icy , intersections may be packed' and polished: Slow down so you won't slide into cross traffic. Announcing The. Lofldon Symphony Orchestra a 3 CONCERT SUBSCRIPTION SERIES 5b ec. 14th -Christma,s Concert Jan. 9th - Fantasia With ten years experience in the Kinsmen Club serving the community's greatest needs, I feel that with•your. support I can help serve the town's greatest needs. VOTE JOHN W. DOHERTY . For , COUNCILLOR at. 29th - Orchestra Night SUBSCRIPTIONS: ADULT -- $500/3 CONCERTS SPECIAL FAMILY — $12.00/3 CONCERTS Available at -- CAMPBELL'S OF GODERICH NEWS -RECORD IN pLINTON OR A ROTARIAN, (Unused ticked are accepted at a , later concert In this series) a ALL CONCERTS 8:00 P.M. - JGDCI A ROTARY PROJECT Thi•riy—iwo years on railroad 4- r GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, „ NOVEMB4R28, 19714, --PAGE 0 c� 4 U A R� ��'f�fa�"Ji�i�ili�FlilAMlltrli i ' ULBERFS BAKER a. "THS HOME QI* TASTY PASTRY" Q f+i a On the retirement of S.J. 4Jesstrr aftf ' 32 years service with Canadian National Railways, he Was presented with e gift from his fe+iow workers at Goderich by R.G. Hicks, sales represen- tative CNR. From left ro right are Mrs Jesson, Mr. Jesson and Mr. Hicks. The presentation took {dace at the home of Mr. and Mrs L R Hyde at the conclusion oLa party in Mr. Jesson's honor. 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