The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-11, Page 26RAG:
I QA"-GODF RICH S IGNA L-STAR,„THURSDAY, MARCH 11', .1976
(,Intended for last week)
COMMUNITY NEWS
Sheardown and son Ricky of,
Pokupi.ne, Ontario silent
from Thursday u't til Monday
Mrs. , Arie VanDiepen was - atthe home of her parents
admitted to' the Alexandra Mr: and Mrs; Ormond .Het-.
.
Marine and General Hospital•'fern;an and with his: parents
in Goderich an Monday, Mr. ' and Mrs, Harolds.
•February23. Shear"down thGoderich:
Mrs, Jack VanQsch was •Mr..and Mrs:. Mark Dalton
able -to`return. to her home andrfamily spent the weekend
here on Friday, h'ebru•at•y 27 in Barrie. -
• after spending the past month ' The Kingsbridge' Youth
as a patient in the W ingham Club engaged " the Vanastra
and, District '. ,General • Swimming Pool for one hour.
• Hospital on Sunday, February 2.9. and
Several from this area "the -pool was crowded: with
attended the annual meeting .swimmers and all' . report
• of the Dungannon having,are.al.good time,
Agricultural Society held in Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton
the Dungannon" Agricultural spent - the weekend at the
--Hall on Wednesday evening, home, or their 'daughter and.
February 25. The survival of "son In-law, 'Mr. and Mr's.
the Dungannon Fall Fair was Arnold .Marsman and family
the='.t,opic.. of discussion. in London. , ---
•
• Chairman for the program pUBL1C SPEAKING
was •Bob McNeill. The en-
thusiastic crowd made known A large crowd attended the
their approval PI the OECTA Public speaking
Dungannon Fa11 Fair which competitions -which were held. .
will be held on a week day • in St. Joseph's' school gym
sometiniel, in September. - na•sium at Kingsbridge; on
Twelve directors and 20 Wednesday, .Febr-uary 25
Associate (Directors were •Judges were . Mr. 4..
nominated.. ' O'Droivsky, Trustee, Huron
A snowmobile marathon is • Perth R.C.S.S. Board;, Mr. •
being planned to .be held on' Terry 'Craig, . President of
Sunday, March 7 at the 'St. ' O.E.C.T.A.; and Mr. Sandy
Helen's WI Hall . with-- McQuillan, teacher at: St. -
registration at 12:3.0 tp 1:30. James School, Seaforth.
Sponsors are needed to make Junior winners, Grade 5
• this marathon a success. The . and 6 were: first; -Joey
money is to be u. Sed to help Morrissey, student', at St.
the ,Dungannon 'Agricultural .Mary's School, •. Goderich,
Society: • ' . speaking on water .skiing;
Reverend . Father •Ed -- se-eond,:--Annie Va.nD:iepen,
Dentinger, CIR. , and •t° student at.,.St'. J.oseph's,'
Kingsbridge., horses.
Senior. winners, Grade 7',
•and 8, first, Mary. Luanne
Clare, Grade 8 student at St.
Joseph's school, Kingsbridge,
Speaking. .on Teenagers;.
second, Leo Kinahan, Sacred
Heart School, W ingham, Loch
Ness Monster,
Schools taking part were
from Goder1ch; • Wingharn,. •
Clinton '• -and Kingsbridge. •
Students representing
Kingsbridge were Mary
Luanne Clare, Dean Doherty,'
Grade 8, Poem recital,
Joan Tigert, 13i11 ` Furan
Marjorie. O'Neilt
Introduction. I'byllt4
Hickey, I\iurria . Vont/sell;
.11.1.141 4.1 Chisholm tigd with
• Donnn.I3 rent ltn,
Open ,.to Grades, 7 -arid S.
1t)'tpron11a•tu 4p'ehes, Miry'
-1.1.14nnca t litre, Phy�lli'
Hic,kcy, Brian Drennan.. '' '
On
Friday n'rtu:n,
1" ebr0ary 27the. judges for
tiie open skits for Grades 5
a•nd 6 were Reverend Fattier
Sullivan, Reverend Father
l)ettti'nger, and BrQther Carl
Voll.
First place winners were
Jackie ' Dalton and Debbie
Drennani second, Tony
VanDyke;.Tim Martin and
Michael • Franken; thirdz
l)i'anne VanOsch and Yvonne
Sinnett. .. -
The L.ucknow Legion,
Branch 309 'Public :speaking
competitions will. be held in
the . Lucknow . Legion on
Friday evening, r arch 5.
'LEASE NOTE: '
Because many items have been
Specially purchased'(Or this sale, we
reserve the right to limit quantities.
Not all items' necessarily`availabie at
all branches" ` All prices are • cash &
`. carry. Delivery . •& credit terms
available at extra cost. .
Reverend Father Clarence
Hauser, C --,R. returned • on
Friday,, February 27 after '
Spending 25 days vacation in.
Florida.
Edward Sinnett,. son of Mr'.
and Mrs. "Jim' Sinnett and
Wayne Courtney,. .son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Courtney' left on.
- Friday. February 27._to
IO days in Acapulco, Mexico..
Mr. and Mrs•,rand
Heffernan, have returnedmto
their• home' here.. after
spending twelve days visiting
at the home of her sister Miss Annie VanDiepen and Jackie
Blanche • Bilodeau ' in. Dalton.. •`
Waterloo. ' • The Garvey ' Competitions
• Peter :Frayne; student at : were completed on Thursday
LaV altll3 University, Quebec ---afternoon, February. 26 to St:
spent study, week at the home ' Joseph's • school at
of his parents Mr: and Mrs.. Kingsbridge: Judges were
DonaldFrayne. Mrs.• Dorothy ' grown'; and
„, The Annual World Day of Mrs. Sally Ritchie..
•Prayer, for Peace w,ill be held Congratulations to the
on Friday;' March 5 at 2.:00 following winners:
p.m. at the Lucknow United Grade 5, poem recital, first,
Church,' It is sponsored this Lisa Frayne; .second, Cathy
year by the Ashfield Trinity Chisholm; third, Harry
United Church.. Boyle; Book report, Dianne
v o Several from this area • VanOsch, Patrick Fora; tied .
- attended the dance in the with Marian: Knoop, Peter
W ingham Armouries on, Doherty.
Friday, February, 27 spon• Grade 6, Poem recital,
•
,•sored. by • the W ingham Diane Miltenburg, Freddy
Alliance For Life. Gerdes, Debbie Drennan;
Raymond Hogan and -Neill Original poems, Kevin
MacKenziereturned to their Leddy, Willy Hetidriks tied-
' homes here on Friday, with,- Jackie VanOsch,•.
February 27'after enjoying an Michael Franken.
' Agricultural Tour of Brazil. Grade ,7, Poem recital;
And Paraguay conducted by. 'Ronnie Austin, Astrid
:the Clare- Burk .Travel Plasschaert Sharon
Agency, • • ,Doherty; Introductions, Tom
Miss Mildred -Vega of Franken tied with Brian •
•Ecuador 'is spending three : •Drennan, Brian Smith, Dorina
weeks vacation with 'her VanOsch.
friend Raymond Hogan at the Help .your
home of his parents, Mr. and .
Mrs. John Howard.
Mr:° Toril-y-Tl
' .1•••
released from the Wingham Help -your
' and District General Hospital
on Saturday, February 28.: •HE*0►f t FundMr. and Mrs, ' John
Why you should -
let H&R Block worry
about your income taxes.
H&R Block is a full-time, •
year-round income tax
preparation firm. We"don't
disappear of ter:April 30th.
Offices are open all year. to
,help you with tax problems.
Get a little peace- of mind.
H&R'- BLOCK
THE INCOME TAX. PEOPLE
1.9 ' lcuRSA T N r
GODE1tiCH
Hwy. 21 Beside Presbyterian Church
- Open 9 a.nt. to 8 p.m. Weekdays, 9.5 Saturdays
,PHONE 524.8658 •
' AIso 30 Isaac St.. Clinton ,
• OPEN SATURDAYS : NO APPOINTME NY
NECESSARY
•
DO IT: YOURSELF
With Beautiful
Style
Tones
•
The Gaily Patterned • .
Carpet by OZITE.with
: . Hiigh Density_Foarrt..
Rubber Cushioned Back
SAVE
00
O °
off
These First Quality •
Decorator:PaneiS
PARISIAN GOLDor
PARISIAN GREEN
Delicate Parisian street scenes
that bring to life the romanticism
of an earlier age. Our usual cash
& carry. price • 12.99 but you now
save 25% -
9.74
fop also save 25% on
'GOLDEN BIRCH
A beautiful wood 'print panel '
you'll really enjoy. Our usual cash
& carry price is 10.99. but it too is
on sale for only -
• ,.b
8.24
WHILE STOCKS LAST!; ,
-A SPECIAL. PURCHASE
Just in Time for our 2nd Annual .
"DO-IT-YOURSELF" SALE!
41x90"
Prefinished Printed
`; : Panels. And .Beca,use.
Theyre,2nds,-They e, on
Sale While Stocks Last,.
Sq. Yd.
Our Usual Cash & Carry
'Price 7..25 Per Sq. Y_ei.. • `
This is one of our best-selling pat=
tern carpets! -It's, quality `made: in '
tufted, continuous "filament- nylgn
so you know you're getting
durable, hard-wearing carpet
and Ozite has made it with a high
density' foam rubber cushion
back so no•.,underpad..is
n cessary. You can install,it=your-
self.
SAVE 1.30 Per Sq. Yd.
Ask For A
FREE
COPY
of our 8
Page
Iyer
Our Usual Cash &
Carry Price 9.85
YOU SAVE
OVER 30 PERCENT
:.rdes.gn copy,, ,t,ti
T jar SHINES WITHOUT
WAX'ING.
by Armstrong
85
Sq. Yd.
This is one of the best deals we •have ever, offered!'
Sundial by Armstrong - a stunningly beautiful . no -
wax floor that comes in a choice of -6 lovely designs
it's 12' wide and . has a tough,resilient foam inner
cushion that makes it' quiet and comfortable
derfoot .. and -you now pay3.00 a square yard less
•: than our.tisual cash:& carry price. What more could
you ask.forr . -
off
_�.liaden PAIN
QUARTS Also
Available at
20°%.Off Our
Usual C.&C. Prices;
YOUR CHOICE: •
NORDIC.
SPLENDOUR or
I
SHERWOOD OAK ..,
each
AND THEY'RE NOT LIGHTWEIGHTS( THEY'RE 5.5 MIL Thick 4
WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY
JUTE BACKED CARPET
During This Sale.
same
•
on any Underpaid
IN STOCK
'AI; Discount Dave's, you'll- find a wide selection of
rubber, backed carpeting .` .::•but if you find a jute
backed carpet with a fiattern or'color you really like.
We'll Pell you the underpad you need for. 50 percent
• off our -usual cash& carry price.
'SPRED Lb -LUSTRE LATEX WALL TRIM
Our usual GAC. price 11.95 •9°56 Gal.
'SPRED SATIN LATEX WALL PAINT.
Interior,Our usual C.&,C.11.55 8;99 Gal.
SPRED LO -LUSTRE Alkyd Eggshell -
price 14,69. 11.75 Gal"_
SPRED LUSTRE ENAMEL
OAP' caval C.&C: :
14.69 • .11.75.Gai. '•
Save.
O
Double Bo I
-.Stainless Steel
LEDGEBACK
4 156
4 OTH.ER'LIGHT
FIXTURES ALSO
OVER 20% OFF
VER
#87001
TOUCH
CONTROL
• FAUCET
Single handle
controls both tem-
perature and
• volume.
OZCIFF!
RECESSED SQUARE
unwired. Flat . albalite -glass with • •
white, triii : ak-e-g71"•100 .watt"bulb not:
included. Our usual C.&C. 8,99 ,• - -
TIFFANY \FIXTURE
Plastic . shade in` Avocado/
Pearl or Amber/Pearl with an-
tique brads; finish. • Bulb extra.
Our usual-C.&C.•33.99 •
6"
1
All Prices
Are Cash &
Carry But•
Delivery &
Credit Terms
Are Available
• At Extit•Cost
Remember: .
SALE ENDS
Saturday
March 13/7
Complete with -.trainers:
mo
d€ I RD1:23 Our usual cash and,
carry price 51 X35 ,2( sale"flow at%off.
SINGLE BOWL SINK
' Stainless steel mr;rj,,i R28,
complete with ,tr;,•ner 1
Without ledge 01,r . 1,;ual
C.&C price 23 95 ■ . •
J
•
Save on a'
Select Group•
OF HAND TOOLS
SUCH A,.S THIS
SO' CHALK
LINE at 2.37
OUR USUAL C &C.
PRICE 2.79
WINDSOR EAST
"iacumseh Bypass on highway 2•
Phone /214001, Daily 8 - 5:30 Incl:'
.Seturdby. Friday Illi 9 p.rn.
WINDSOR WEST
500 Frorft Road In. Latatid: Phone -
734.1221: Daily 8. 5:30 intl. Satur-
day, Friday lilt 1 p m, • •
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On Highway 21 at SprIngmounl Cor- 589 Fairway lid South,
ner, Phone 378.3181. Open 8 a.nr. - • Phon9744*8371,Datlyp.m.
$:30 a,!11 dolt;; Saturday till 4 p rn . including Saturday Fvrday till 9 p
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