The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-08-05, Page 22GODERICH SIG,NALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5,1981—PAGE nA
SherwoodTwam1ey reunion held
The 2dth annual Sherwood-
Twamley Reunion was held
in the Belgrave Women's In-
stitute full on Sunday, July
19.
Aftger grace was sung,
everyone enjoyed a bountiful
noon lunch after which Myr-
tle Johnstone, ' president,
welcomed everyone in-
cluding several visitors and
Cataracts
common past
middle age
Cataracts, a cloudiness
in the lens of the eye, are
common in people past
middle age. They can,
however, be present at
birth, or can result from a
blow to 'the eye or from
complications of other
eye conditions. The
Canadian National
Institute for the Blind has
information on cataracts
and other eye' diseases.
Contact your local CNIB
office for more , in-
formation.
n-
formation.
thanked all the. committees
for their help.
In the business meeting
which followed, officers for
the coming year are
honourary president; Mrs.
Marie Morrison; president,'
Myrtle Johnstone; vice-
president, Marion
Johnstone; secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. Dan McIn-
nes; lunch committee, Mrs.
Wm. McInnes and Mrs. John
Thornton; sports committee,
Donald Thornton, Shirley
Thornton and Mrs. Kenneth
Hutchison, programme com-
mittee, Dan McInnes and
Gordon Johnstone.
An interesting display off
family pictures and informa-
tion set up by Myrtle
Johnstone and added to by
two guests, .Hilda TwamleY
and Jean LePine created.
much interest throughout
the afternoon. Myrtl
Johnston introduced her ta
on her family research'
"Ode to the Pioneers" which
she composed. This was
followed by a very in-
teresting talk by Hilda
Twamley which added new
information to that which the
Tena Staples and Dianne
family already has.
Games and races which
were in charge of John and
Janet Johnston were en-
joyed. Races in the junior
division were won by Jen-
nifer Hutchison and Karen
McInnes; the ladies' race
was won by Mae Hutchison
and Dianne Thornton; men's
race by Donald Thornton
and Kenneth Hutchison;
ladies' shoe throwing by
Thornton, men's shoe throw-
ing by Bill Krotz and Ken-
neth Hutchison. The sack
race was Won by Dianne
Thornton and Mae Hut-
chison. The oldest person
present was Mrs. • Marie
Morrison..
Next year's reunion will be
held at the same location on
the third Sunday in July with
lunch at oneo'clock.
ANSTETT
JEWELLERS
. 8 ALBERT ST.. CLINTON 482-3901
AT THE MAIN CORNER
We're at your service...
fi With in-store
WATCH REPAIRS
Certified Watchmaker
on staff
WATCH BATTERY INSTALLATION
Supplied and in. $
stalled while you wait 4• each
Also Installation' of electronic calculator
batteries. We stock•20 different Power Cells.
HOURS' Monday through Thursday 9 a.m.-o
p.m.. Fridays 9 a.m. till 9 p.m.: Saturdays 9
a.m -5 30p,rn.
BRING A BLANKET OR LAWN CHAIR
AT JOSEPHINE STREET BALL PARK
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE GATE
NEXT STOP:
MOUNT FOREST
AUGUST 13 and 14 at 8 P.M.
AT FAIRGROUNDS
ine assistance of
THE TOURING OFFICE OF TME CANADA
COUNCIL ane THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF
CULTURE ANO RECREATION
SAVE UP TO 5200 ON EACH TICKET
BY USING OM WINTARIO TICKETS
The Health and Welfare' Committee of the Goderich Lions Club is concentrating on The
International Year of. the Disabled for its projects this year. Recently the completed a
wheelchair ramp at the home of Mrs. Margaret Coleman. From left are Mrs. Coleman's son
Robert Coleman, Roy Breckenridge who helped build the ramp, and committee chairman
Alvin McGee. ( Photo by Cath Wooden)
Former Goderich
resident writes book
of remarkable incidents
"The Garden City.
Miracle" is a new book'writ
ten by Jack West. The author
lived with his wife and fami-
ly in Goderich for several
years after serving in the
Canadian Armed forces in
World War II.
Jack entered the ministry
in 1947 and has served four
pastorates: Hamilton, On-
tario; Springfield, Missouri;
South Bend, Indiana; and
presently in St. Catharines,
Ontario. He has conducted
evangelistic crusades in a
number of cities intCanada
and in the United States as
well as overseas in the West
Indies, Europe, India and
Australia.
`The Garden City
Miracle" is an exciting story
of an "exploding Church",
interwoven with remarkable
incidents from the author's
life. It tells the remarkable.
stories of a would-be suicide
saved from self-destruction
in the waters of Niagara
Falls; of teenagers delivered
from drug' addiction; and of
attendance records that
seem incredibleto- the
average Church member.
Several meaningful
messages are included in the
book including "Ten Words
That Changed My Life" and
"Reaching The Multitudes".
"The Garden City
Miracle" was printed and
published by the Welch
Publishing Company in Buri -
ington, Ontario. They are
Canada's largest publishers
of Christian literature. Other
books written by Jack West
include"From Log Cabin•To
'Pulpit", "Poems of Power",
'"They Call Him Mr ,
Braeside", "The . Death
Died", and "Behind
Watergate".
"The Garden City
Miracle" is available at
Andersons Book Store in
Goderich and Radiant Life
Centre in Clinton. Special
bulk rates are available
from the author, the
Reverend Jack West,
Westgate Park Drive, St.
Catharines, Ontario, L2N
5X2.
With a M -W Motors
Mazda 626
you've got a great deal
going for you.
In style, performance and standard equipment, the Maida 626
compares with expensive European import sedans. But when it comes
to price, the 626 is in a value world all its own. And right now M-dW Motors
is in the mood to make it an even greater value. Come on in for a new car deal
that'll put you behind the wheel.
Awl
THE MORE YOU LOOK, THE MORE YOU LIKE
MW MOTORS LTD.
184 EAST ST.,
°V
LVO-MAZDA/SALES-SERVICE
GODERICH
524-2113
Great for indoor remodelling jobs.
Now is the time to save on gypsum
wallboard.
.4x8x112" 4x8x318'.'
Most Conklin Home Centres carry a
good selection of locally grown trees
such as; Wintercreep, Dogwood, Pine.
Cedar, Fruit trees and more. Not all
species available at all stores.
At this low price. you
• can:1 afford not to
fertilize your lawn!'
Its insulation value
of It 5.4 is' so •effect-
ive the ThermaR
even qualifies for
CHIP rebates!. IN
THE NEW WHITE
"ROUGH SAWN
CEDAR" TEXTURE.
2-114" CASING
SET
Two 7ft. and
one,3 ft.
1-1/4" DOOR
STOP
T*o 7 tt. and 34.5
orle 3 0.
2-114" COMBIN-
ATION BASE
LIN 2`
FT
30 . off all Dashwood windows in stock et stare
and wareh/puse, Special orders not included.
WEISER 'Beverly'
99 SO. FT. CARTON
LOCK SETS
4-9116" JAMBS
Two 7 ft. and
one 3 ft.
3-114 COLONIAL
Rich In organic elements
it helps feed soil plus It
has a great capacity for
reta!mng moisture longer
4 CU. FT. BAG
CHAIN LINK
FENCING
Build your own chain .link fences in lull
galvanized or vinyl coat. Both are 48"
and come in 50' rolls. Do -it -yourself --
it's a cinch with easy to install fencing.
48" VINYL COAT- 48" GALVANIZED
ED 2" MESH . OR DELUXE MESH
PASSAGE SETS PRIVACY SET KEY -IN -KNOB
Great for Cbal The Weiser
doors & dos- Privacy setj�69
ets where offers prrr
locking is acy from one
not essential side
WEED & FEED
10-64
.40ee Feeds your lawn and con-
WC.
b \ tr,us broad'eaf weeds
20 kg bag covers up to
400 square metres
r 1 '
Great for en• 99
levier use &,
places that
privacy Is •
desired.
CO.Ar,9�ya..ddintS t 7 FT. n 20 FT. SINGLE CAR
PACKAGE
is -.Pre-assembled 1/ - wetwalldsectionssheath-
ingsse bled a
applied.
•Pre assembled root trusses
.1116" waterboard roof •sheathing
•Roel shingles & Dashwood garage
0• window.
ria' 1.One piece overhead metal gars,
50 FT
ROLL
99
20 KG
BAG
16 STORES TO SERVE E YOU:
18 FT. X 24 FL Car & a half GARAGE
Another great easy to assem-
ble garage package This is an
18 ■ 24 car and a half package
It s as easy to assemble as the
one above
Prices in
this ad
valid till
Aug 29,
1981
WIN(Ttic`t. E At;
.'v Nt1SC1R>,\i S'
WINOS' cI''1 •v -::f
0,1 Ki
.
AMHI R`:TET,
ilARRO14
htNlStiV!l if
1\f T.ER
I•f ORO
tiPt'Nt' It1 NI'
Wf i 014NE
;clq,THAIVr )%
Olt1.i1- TItti4N
KiNk AN(11Ni
hl1(•H1 NER
hit, hotter ,`t.' ' A
tkx1 . Fi.R: !4
,..
4133
264
�
�7 96
46Y
sae
P1660
2.4
.31
218
wo
r
An
an
4.6
4
ssa,
wo
...59
472
5'°
r
891O1180
,...80
69D
S0D
980112928014401600
,.1^.98
'7'
9B0
11'8
]3°`15°'
Pr
]980
...70
5607°°
890
98011926
14°0
mune
ON
NOW—LIMITED
oanxsixms
Most Conklin Home Centres carry a
good selection of locally grown trees
such as; Wintercreep, Dogwood, Pine.
Cedar, Fruit trees and more. Not all
species available at all stores.
At this low price. you
• can:1 afford not to
fertilize your lawn!'
Its insulation value
of It 5.4 is' so •effect-
ive the ThermaR
even qualifies for
CHIP rebates!. IN
THE NEW WHITE
"ROUGH SAWN
CEDAR" TEXTURE.
2-114" CASING
SET
Two 7ft. and
one,3 ft.
1-1/4" DOOR
STOP
T*o 7 tt. and 34.5
orle 3 0.
2-114" COMBIN-
ATION BASE
LIN 2`
FT
30 . off all Dashwood windows in stock et stare
and wareh/puse, Special orders not included.
WEISER 'Beverly'
99 SO. FT. CARTON
LOCK SETS
4-9116" JAMBS
Two 7 ft. and
one 3 ft.
3-114 COLONIAL
Rich In organic elements
it helps feed soil plus It
has a great capacity for
reta!mng moisture longer
4 CU. FT. BAG
CHAIN LINK
FENCING
Build your own chain .link fences in lull
galvanized or vinyl coat. Both are 48"
and come in 50' rolls. Do -it -yourself --
it's a cinch with easy to install fencing.
48" VINYL COAT- 48" GALVANIZED
ED 2" MESH . OR DELUXE MESH
PASSAGE SETS PRIVACY SET KEY -IN -KNOB
Great for Cbal The Weiser
doors & dos- Privacy setj�69
ets where offers prrr
locking is acy from one
not essential side
WEED & FEED
10-64
.40ee Feeds your lawn and con-
WC.
b \ tr,us broad'eaf weeds
20 kg bag covers up to
400 square metres
r 1 '
Great for en• 99
levier use &,
places that
privacy Is •
desired.
CO.Ar,9�ya..ddintS t 7 FT. n 20 FT. SINGLE CAR
PACKAGE
is -.Pre-assembled 1/ - wetwalldsectionssheath-
ingsse bled a
applied.
•Pre assembled root trusses
.1116" waterboard roof •sheathing
•Roel shingles & Dashwood garage
0• window.
ria' 1.One piece overhead metal gars,
50 FT
ROLL
99
20 KG
BAG
16 STORES TO SERVE E YOU:
18 FT. X 24 FL Car & a half GARAGE
Another great easy to assem-
ble garage package This is an
18 ■ 24 car and a half package
It s as easy to assemble as the
one above
Prices in
this ad
valid till
Aug 29,
1981
WIN(Ttic`t. E At;
.'v Nt1SC1R>,\i S'
WINOS' cI''1 •v -::f
0,1 Ki
.
AMHI R`:TET,
ilARRO14
htNlStiV!l if
1\f T.ER
I•f ORO
tiPt'Nt' It1 NI'
Wf i 014NE
;clq,THAIVr )%
Olt1.i1- TItti4N
KiNk AN(11Ni
hl1(•H1 NER
hit, hotter ,`t.' ' A
tkx1 . Fi.R: !4