The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-10-20, Page 29•
roe
Ilse I
IIIUM
S
bn
tolls,
CONE
aot
i0
an fryr},
)o
920 ,
TO.
I1
DOK"
524.2235
its 10,31
d
lew 5,t
24.2185
s spl
n.
gym
Nita us
off
ci15420 of the Knightsof Columbus elected their executive for 1977-78 at
neat meeting. The members of the new executive include from left rear,
rence Doherty, trustee; Ken Fitzpatrick, secretary, Eugene Frayne,
cellor, Don Stimson, sick .committee; Joe Mombourquette, advocate
Bob Des jardins, inside guard. New committee members in the front row
seminar...
oar.
age 3A
tions made by Mrs.
included a branch of
ed willow sprayed
white enamel and
s (any odd shaped
could be used), birds
ut of milk weed pods
avex bottle cut to look
antern, spray -painted
d decorated with holly
berries.
Halward's demon -
included methods of
propagation using
al light, winter
ation of plants from
s and bottle gar -
said Mr. Halward,
lanted in bottles of all
and sizes simply by
e right tools. Bottles
re considered waste
s can therefore serve
ul purpose. Bottle
said Mr. Halward,
y to look after. They
little care. Plants
all leaves that grow
the best selection for
gardens. Over
g can kill bottle
The plants should
watered about once. a
and they should be
to the point where
w slow.
nel with a plastic hose
or lacin soil i'n-the.
T first pu
a fine screen and has
oss, sand, charcoal.
icicle added to it. Mr.
rd said soil should
be kept in a plastic
keep the moisture in
ep it fresh.
ible pick-up tool with
on its end is used to
the bottle and put
and pull weeds out.
I can be purchased at
r under two dollars.
dropper or oil can
e used for watering,
wog his. demon-
s, Mr, Halward an -
several . questions
audience.
demonstrations- were
ideo tape to be shown
annel 12 perhaps
e this winter.
Royal Botanical
are located ona
e tract of land at the
end of Lake Ontario.
bines some of the
s of a university, a
and an experimental
with the recreational
of extensive hor-
displays and a rich
tient. The Gardens,
by Provincial Statute
, have made public
n in the plant world
ote objective. Since
Gardens haue been
ng their educational
s province -wide.
the Outreach Ontario
n1 Available on
is a colorful slide
tion entitled More
er cost
ney
ilable
re
you meed money —
age money get it
Victoria and Grey
where money rental
e now at a 'lower
RL4 and
GREY
CO..s�yv 5•tic inn%
lir A.A. Weetk4Hi
7311 6.deticlt
e
Than A Glorious Park. There
are talks and demonstrations
available on Gardening
Under Lights, Indoor Plant
Propagation, Fundamentals
of • Indoor Plant Culture,
Foliage Plants for Indoors,
Hanging a Garden, High -Rise
Horticulture, Landscape
Design and Dining with
Herbs. There are also
workshops for Design with
Dried and Preserved Plant
Materials, Christmas
Designs in the Home, Table
Settings, Designs with
Candles, etc.
Speakers trained in various
fields are prepared to travel
to any part of Ontario to
present talks or demon-
strations to clubs or com-
munity groups. Plant
specialists will help people
with advice by mail or phone,
exhibits are on loan for fairs,
etc, and consultation is
available on such matters as
developing public gardens
and street plantings.
Outreach can be called
collect at (416) 527-1158 or
write Outreach Department,
Royal Botanical Gardens, P.
O. Box 399, Hamilton, Ontario
LBN 3H8.
. w
are Lenin's Bedard, warden; Pat Osborn, past grand Knight and Pro -Life
chairman; Jerry Pitre, Grand Knight, Gaetan Jacques, deputy Grand
Knight; Joe Stokes, recorder; Bill Van Osch, trustee and Jack Tigert,
outside guard. Trustee Vic Walden and treasurer, Paul Spain were absent.
(staff photo)
Ray Halward, plant propagator with the Royal Botanical
Gardens in Hamilton was at the Bluewater Centre last
Wednesday, October 12, to give a presentation to staff,
residents and other interested people. Here he demon-
strates`how to plant a bottle garden by dropping soil into
*ftpthe bottle with a funnel and long rubber hose. (staff
photo)
ecial speaker to be
at Huron Men's Chapel
The Huron Men's Chapel in
Auburn is presenting ' a
special guest speaker at
services this weekend.
Mr. Richard Reilly will
present a series of lectures
relating to ancient. Biblical
prophesies to the events that
are now determining the
course of world history.
According to the Huron Men's
Chapel, the present famine,
war, recession, inflation,
corruption and fuel shortages
were explicitly prophesied in
the Bible and these
prophesies are so explicit and
. the fulfillment so obvious that
it can be explained only by
being God's revelation.
Guest speaker Reilly
served in India as a
missionary for more than tive
years. He then taught high
school in Beirut, Lebanon,
spending extended periods of
time in Israel, there
becoming familiar with the
Middle East and its people.
Russia, Turkey, Syria and
Brazil are but a few of the
countries he has visited as a
mission executive,
The Huron Men's Chapel
feels that Reilly's con-
centrated study of the Bible,
his deep spiritual insight,
extensive reading and
frequent world travel gives
him an authoritative
knowledge of the subjects
upon which he will speak.
This, they feel, combined
with a dynamic and ex -
News from
Huronview
Mrs. Shirley Luther led th
Sunday evening song scrvic
sponsored by the Chhstia
• Women's Club at Huronvie
this week. Mr. Eric Luthe
accompanied at the organ.
Huronview residents wer
entertained on Family Nigh
with a musical progra
provided by the Turner ane
Van Egmond families o
Tuckersmith Township
George, Barry and Bonni
Turner sang several trio due
and solo numbers, GlOys
Van gmond accompanied
thy singers and joined 'he
daughter Susan with ac
cnr•dion and ukelele duets
Susan, Ronnie and Barry whc
are mem-hers of Unite
Church Junior Choir san
some of the choir nurmber.
and Denys Hulley entertained
with a step 'dance. Mrs
Milton Wiltse thanked th
entertainers on behalf of the
residents.
Twelve Huron view
•rt•sidents accepted an in
vitation to -attend the floc
and plant display at lite.
�'wt .,�ttn~iraterw. >s:s4...on --Aha
ne;day afternoon spi)nsored
by the Royal Botanical
Gardens, Hamilton,.
The Clinton dinette Club
entertained their adopted
grandmothers from
Huron view 's ground floor
north unci.centre on Thursday
afternoon at a luncheon at the
:•Harhorlite Inn at Goderich
Y Six of the club members
-provided cars and took the
ladies on' a scenic tour
through Auburn and Ben -
miller. This annual event is
enjoyed very much by the
grandmothers and many
thanks go out to the 1<inettes.
e
c
n
w
r
e
m
c�
•
I
r
d
g
S
d
v
r
pressive speaking abilit
enables Mr. Reilly toexpound
the Bible as it relates to the
world today.
During his lectures, Reilly
utilizes six slide projectors
and movies, automated on
three screens, professionally
narrated to vividly portray
current events. Visualization
of presentation with cartoons,
graphs and current articles
that captivate the attention
of the audience are
graphically displayed on ,an
overhead projector,
Everyone ' interested is`
cordially welcomed to each of
the services to he held on the
weekend. The first one will
begin at 8 p.m. on October21.
1
E
Your Child's HEE
Portrait
IN VIVID COLOUR
A GIFT TO YOU FROM
SUNCOAST MALL
HWY. NO. 21 South
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
GODERICH
Just -drop Into our Mall during the days and hours listed below. Your
lovely gift picture will be taken FREE by a professional childron's
photographer. One gift portrait to a family which may Include "groups or
any member from as young es six weeks or older. Family group portraits
are welcome.
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
OCT. 27th
OCT. 28th
OCT. 29th
11:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M.
11:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M.
10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
CODER ICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY; OCTOBER 211; 1977 :.1?AC,>iy 9A
Deaths
MRS. MARY ELLEN
SKIRTEN
Mrs. Mary Ellen Skirten of
62 Cawston Street in Stratford
died on Sunday, October 16 at
the Stratford General
Hospital. She was 71.
She was the former Mary
':lien Parsons and was horn
at Munro, Fullerton Town-
4hip, She was a Stratford
resident most of her life.
Shc' was predeceased by
her husband Percy Skirten on
April 28, 1975,
She is survived by two sons,
Robert of Goderich and
Harold of Halifax; two
daughters; Mrs. Michael
(Doreen ) Jennings of
Stratford and Mrs. F:dwara`
(June) Bialek of Windsor;
two brother's Fred Parsons of
Sarnia and Wesley -Parsons of
Mitchell; a sister, Mrs.
Bessie Sniale of Sea forth 15.
This country devotes one
day to mothers and a whole
week to pickles.
+++
A Lady we know has for-
med a new garden club —
they call themselves the
Grow -Grow Girls,
1
grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was held
at the Heinhuck Funeral
Home, 156 Albert Street,
Stratford on Tuesday,
October 18 at 2 p.m.
('rem at ton followed.
SAVE "INIERIiY
and
Insulate U.F. Foam
& Fiber Insulation
Serving -Huron County •
15 year* -
COMPARE ... CONTACT
STEWART'S
ALUMINIUM &
INSULATION
207 Huron Rd. Goderich
524-$$21
SHINNY
HOCKEY
(Pay as you play)
Goderich Memorial Arena
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
10 a.m. to 12 noon
'1.00 per person
STARTS TUESDAY, OCT. 18 °
Come - bring a friend
and have some fun
GODERICH RECREATION AND COMMUNITY CENTRE BOARD
PUBLIC
SKATING
Oo erich-Mentoiiat-Are la-. �_..
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 7 to 9 p.m.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 - 8 to 10 p.m.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23- 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
(SUNDAY IS FOR THE SEASON)
Admission - $1.00 per person
Skate Sharpening - 75` per pair
GODERICH RECREATION AND COMMUNITY CENTRE BOARD
GUARD YOUR FAMILY'S
HEALTH AND BUDGET
GUARDIAN
DRUGS
For
Halloween!
ROWNTREE
PRICES
EFFECTIVE UNTIL
OCTOBER 29
We reserve the right
to limit quantities
BUTLER
HOME CARE
DENTAL KIT
MIRROR TO SPOTLIGHT
HARD TO.SEE PLACES
4411G U.M ADULT TOOTHBRUSH
'RIGHT KIND' UNWAXED DENTAL FLOSS
RED COTE' TABLETS TO COLOR PLAOUE
COFFEE CRISP
20 JUARSNIOR 1 77
B
Lowney's
O'HENRY
Pepsodent
TOOTHPASTE 1 00 ML
STAYFREE
MINI -PADS
taye
fnoimi &NA
r/I/Ip ierNr 1 •,'
SUNLIGHT
DETERGENT
24 oz.
20 JUNIOR 144
B
GUARDIAN
( MULTIPLE VITAMINS
mature ft MINERALS
141,4^,2,2 250'e
WITH THIS 529
COUPON J
GUARDIAN
A.S.A. TABLETS
500's
WITH THIS 144
COUPON 1
AllabA
Nellstryln
t!9
60
GUARDIAN
VITAMIN C
100 Mg Tablets
2505
WITH THIS 119
COUPON
GUARDIAN
ABSORBENT
PUFFS 300's
WITH THIS 770
COUPON
COUPONS SHOWN EXPIRE ON OCTOBER 29 1977.
Special
30's plus
4 extra
1 88
BABY SCOTT41.°:°-
„
DIAPERS
REGULAR
3 0 s
FINAL
NET
227 ml
69
Q,.q,.,ereed
e
dome. t
Drug Tred,np Co t,d
blr
NAKAMURA PHARMACY
Suncoast Mall, 397 Bayfield Rd., Goderich
22
524-2195