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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-04-24, Page 64'.k GODF3iC$ 9[GN. NEWS QF BAYFIELD Itear114417). April W. Air. W. IT WIPPet ot Billing*, Montana, and MN. were here owing to the illues* and substluent death their *other, ItNi. turned to their homes ou Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. ftred rowlle of 'Loudon and Ntr. OW Mrs. O. Koehler otZurieh spent :Sunday wit/A the Misses E. and V. Mr„ and 5.trs.. Harald We404 and small son, of Retrolt„.spent the eweek, Mrs. a ConV, of Toronto Is Spend. ing.thesummer season with her Mother, B.C., a former Baylield boy who is now in Mining it .t..Thomas, is spending a few dos this week. with his brother, Lead, is attached to the air trtrining centre at Dunnville. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leger of, Pori Stargeon , spent the -week-end Torrroesentonto. community gather. ,,ing'wos held in tbe-ToWn Oall. on Oil - day Last,' to ,bid farewell to (.). S. Robert going to Halifax. The everting *as ing. 34.. Wm. Perguson acted"' as ments had been served) RobbY Was called to the platform and MilSr. Gaird- ner read' a farewell address, while Mrs. D. Prentice presented him with gifts— Set) eobbY resPanded. , in. his usual happy, smiling manner. Ahother tea- ture of the, evening was the ProseUta- of a beautiful tri -light lanai) to Air, and Mrs. ilames Itobinson; an ad- dress--on-the- behalf at the connuunity being read by Mr. Leslie Elliett. at the rectory, Cheery with a grate Are and. inas,seS of daftodila and. PUSO willows, was the scene of a quiet wed- ding' on Wiednesday, AOril 1.601/4. at 10,30 a.M., when Margaret Jane 'York, second daughter of Mr, and Mrs. v. Baker, beeame the bride of. Lloyd 'Mit- Seotehiner. The eereinatiy wits per- formed by the rector, Rev. J. •Graliam, and the witnesses were Miss Mabel Scoitchiner and Mr. Craig Kerr. - --Tee bride -wore a bright blue sheer dress with. navy blue coat, hat„shoes, glov.ea land, Purse. After the cqemony, the through the Niagara PeninSula and then.' to London, where the -bride's sister, Mrs. Victor Burt, was . hostess 'at a party on Saturday night In her honor. The guests Ivere Baygeld people how liv,ing in London: Mr. and 4 Mrs. Sunday, when Mrs. Baker entertained in their honor at supper at.' which a cousin! and his . bride, Mr. and Mrs. - Borden HoWard; also were present. Oon,vatdiations and best wisheS are extended 'to the newlyweds, vvixo have taken up residence in the groom's home on Keith Crescent Easter, Misqlierade...— The annual Easter ' masquerade was held "in " the Town Hall on Wednesday evening of la.st week under, the auspices of !the Bayeeld, Agricultural SoCiety. The hall was tastefully deeorated for the -oc- casion. with cedar boughs and streamers in Easter shades. The - nwaher .Restume was not as large as usual. The judges were Mrs.,.obb, Missies Alice Drouin and A. Pernette, who awarded he prizes as follows: Ladies' fancy, ist 3rd Miss .Betty Reason ; ladies' comic, gents' comie, Mrs. E.. Sturgeon; girls, at Marion Atkinson; 2nd Barbara Mid- dleton, 3rd Monica 'Graham; eonsola, With On determination this young and nation dons her 4ruiartir,*kles on her sword, Prom coast to coast the tempo of Canada's war sttrif,„ and. ef4uipment ,e'very kind are being ,- Pomona! -sacrifice must match this ,national • • Yours is the duty of providing the dollars so vital to.Canada's wat needs. Yours is the duty to save. Invest in war savings certificates reitr- larly. Build up your savings account. Save for TpE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA tENMILLER * and lins. Ha.zeiwbod visited his parents at .Klitton on Thursday. - MAGIC ALWAYS GIVES LIGHT, TENDER TEXTURE MAGIC tiPariti6 POWDO k;:a:==40 ess than 10 per overage baking MADE 04 sPent the week -end in,..Toronto. Ann Bowden, who spent the boliday week -with her .grandparents here, ire=* turned to her home in Toronto on Sun- day. On Sundai next, April 27, instead_of_ Rev. R. CIL. 'Ha.zelwood attended Pres- bytery meeting at plinyvIlle today (Tuesday). ----A-1-arge number turned, out to bear the play, 'Rebellion of YontV pre- sented Bel:miller United church by groups 2 and 3 of the W.A. The play - "ere all took their parts in a very cap- able manner. Rev. R. G. Hizelwood ,directed the play and the, premeds • Mr: and Mrs. Les.. Jervis and family of • Holmesville visited With Mrs. Walters and Ployd Sunday.' kiss kIeRwen and her puirils are back again after the holiday& 1 .Parker, Dorothy Ane liief,,e0d. Vert The waste was provided by the titp4J floor manager. The holder of. ttie lueky tiektt wan Miss: Dome 3(04 011uehey. The willies were War saVliga stamps. " Mr. Borden noward. and hride, Toronto., spent liunday. with mr! Um. ti. JD. Howard arid other reletives. aev. and Mrs. Z. Graltara aud two elrildren spentithtturday in London. Atr, Widetunbe returned to the village last" week atter having spent the winter in WindaOr4 Mr. and Mrs. John, McLeod and tWO children are in Port IlurWeill where the fernier is lishing. ° death oecurred her beme in Bayfield on Wednesday morning; APril 16th, of Janet Moodie Carrlik'' widow of the, was in her eiglitY-third year, Was, Oorn at Paris, Ontario; the:eldest (laughter family moved te the Bronaon line, Sta ley, arta liPon her' marriage to•- . Tough her new beree Yins still on the Bronson line. Over fortY Years algo they retired front the Punt Anii,,snimred_ to-Itsy&ldi-Piliehaelag a" house froin 13alley which was Pro- cese of construction. at the, tithe and reas ,OTS AND PA1V St. HELENS — ST. II.E1.4ENS, April -214-3/i. George McQuillin, of the R.C.A,P. training school at ,Malton, yvas 'a visitor at his liame here. Mrs. Short a Oak Lake, Manitoba, t .31r. and Mrs. John Cunningham, and Gerald of Walkerton were recent guests , MISS Meriel Of Toronto was a visitor -last. week with: her friend Mla,s 1 W. D. Rutherford. SIWNSIOWSialasse 0111111001.11111111111110, 4111111, need to scrape and scrub 4.4 sPnvr witter.',, 001,116071* Of Gillett's Pure Flake . Lye just lifts off giceise 'Ayers . loosens__ drudgery •out of ivashing up. Booklet tells hoW this powerful cleanser dears tinged drains.. . . keeps_ qut- housei eltan and odorless by destroying the contents of the closet . bqw free copy to Standard Brands Ltd.; Fraser Ave. and Liberty Street, Toronto. Ont. P -TY THE P0.0-11CROW! From Ottawa to Ti;ronto is only 223 miles "as the crow flies." But the ertiiir, according to experti Natural History, flies only thirty miles ,an 'hour. Even the swift carrier pigeon makes The telephone C'overs the distance --- we you might say, instantaneduigy, The sound 'of' your voice, changed tO electric waves, travas with the speeeP of light. And it's .the same between any two cities of the continent. Whether your message is to Iralifaiti, -to Vaneouver, New York or San Vranciseo, the telephone 'makes- possible an immense speeding Up7-distance is hardly a factor nny more. , Whet. for the great emergencies that ,„war brings, or fdr every.tlay business, the telephone meets the,, ' need for quick cam- Aet,4,0` e ge441447 pletion of every de," 7T oboota Mower- hec*fgam their boai* y1or the i*der of ter liree. Ura TOO Nailed on in, Rteraber, 1011, and since U*n; Mra, Tough has four the arroat lmrt lived alone. SIN never enjoyed robnst .;health and of late Sears had settered fruuz inereaaing f ebler* She wes & Member of 'sta Andrew's United eh treU and °tire' funeral Was held from her residence on 'Friday afternoon, Rev. H. V. Currie having charge of the service. Interment Wag in BayAeld cemetery, the Pallbearers being ' four ment was in Bay)leld_eeMetery, bearers being Percy Weston, 3. Cain eron, A. V. Erwin, Ernest Feathersten, Penhale and .Hugh. McKay. Among funeral were:- Mr. and Mrs. Ira cod- atte, Mr. and Mrs, Carlton ;Smith, Port, Dygnent-15-eittliOrn; m. Tippet;- Billings, Montana; Mr. and 3,1ra. Dalton 'Smith, Ingersoll; Mre-and Mrs. Percy Tippet, Hensall;' Mrs. E. (Intended for last Week) - BAYFIELD; April 16.—Miss Betty. iGatrdner, of St. Hilda's College, Tor- onto, was home over the Easter week- Ao. Leonard Prosser of Port ,Albert Was the holiday geest of Me. and Mrs. Miss- ;Betty Reaion ' of London , was the guest of Mrs. R. EI,'F..Grairdner'for the Easter vacation. Miss Elva Dewar of Toronto is spencV .the Easter "(vacation with her , par - Mr. and Mrs. E. Kendall and baby dakighter, of Elmira, canie on Tuesday to sPend this week with Mrs. Kendall's The fishing season opened, 4n Bay - ;field last week • with large 'ocatches of Mr. and • Mrs. Harry Baker and family, of London, spent Good Priday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, Baker. A successful Bastersupper was held hi the Orange Hall on Tuesday even- ing under the auspicest•of th,e Guild (,) fully,decorated with 'bouquets daf- Mr. and Mrs. 3. E. Howard and -Toots, 31iss Anna Drouin and Mrs. G, Woods motored to Mooretown on Tues- day dad spent the day with Rev. and 'Mrs. Aimstrong and grandson, of Brantford, are visiting her daughter, Mrs. .Gellner, this week. Mr. 'Walter Orierson and Miss Ruby Grierson,• who spent the past 'fortnight With her aunt, returned- to 'Kitehener two children, 13111v and Bobby, spent Easter WitID friends in Mitchell. Mr. Parker returned home on 'Monday, while Mrs. Parker and children re- mained for a longer visit.' • -Miss Alice. 0 Drouin and Miss.. Perneete of Detroit.- are at thelecottages for the Pieker vacation. Miss Anne Drouin of Detroit is the guest of Mrs. Mr. Donald Murray left on Saturday for Port Celborne, to join ithe.ship vvhich he is sailing for the summer months. 'Jack Murray, who la o'n the port at Goderich, spent taster day with Captain D, ,Secord, -which put into his mother. . Mr. Julies •Cameron of Toronto IS the gueSt of his brother, John R. Oam- eren,.for the Easter vacation. Mr. and 3/1rat, Jowett returned home on WednesAy,,of last_ week after -hireliiiApent-the wirder at Vt. Lauder - • NARVO NA IZVOsAll IYA MtiO BRIGHTEN YON? HOW: -MARV° COLORS ! For only 10 days ,every year is KitaVO sold at these zeducesi'prices1 Danl. delays get ,,your .reqn,irenients at Once. Save $1.50 a gallon. 30 bsantibil neither Paint. enamel nor lacquer but, conshines the good qualities of all three. Tough as rullber4liqd as ebony. Covers dries quickly and is odorless. . Made by the Makers al Murphy. Paints For Sale by ,Ree*ers 'Seivice Station . WEST 13TREET - PHONE 741W Jessie Metcalf of Detroit are here for the Easter vacation. - Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burt and family, of Landon, sfient the 'Easter IrolidaY with r,. and Airs. Fred Baker. Peggy, spend the weee with- their, grand- parents, , MisS,Margaret..Ferguson of Tecumseh 'spending the- Eitste -Vaeatlinir.With her parents;,. and. Marion and Christine., af Port Elgin, sPent Easter 'vvitleXissei A.' M. And 31 Miss A. M. ,iStirling returned tome last week after having ,visited in Tor - Mrs. S. 'Atkinson, Misses Barbarte' and Lorraine Atkinson of London were at their :cottage during the Eastertide. 'Pt. -Lieutenant S. Marshall; Port Albert, was a geest Air. and Mrs. Atkinson over the week -end. 0 Play Presented. --„A. I'llempest and ,Sunshinei"..was presented on Wed- nesday eveningv April gth„*., in the TOwn Hall, Bayfiel4) by the :United .0hurch Young Peoples .Union...-ana- Was en- ence. Those . taking part were ' Mts. Fred Wallis,' Miss Bather MacMath, Mrs. R. Grabiger, Fred Wallis, Miss Walter Wallia, Jeanne 'Dunn, Ethel Vatson„; Fraser Stirling, Marion-Catitle; Charlie Wallis. --Director and, stage, manager, Rev. Harold F. Currie; book holder, .Miss Darot.hy Henderson. 'Music- al numbers were supplied betefeen acts by Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Welah and son. Robert., After the perforinanee. these taking part enjoyed a period of fellow-. Ship and refreShinent nt the parsonage. .on .Eaoter ,S7unday evening in St. Andrew's United ehurch a beautifully rendered .cantata, "The Redemption Song," Was presented.by the Bniceileld United church ,choir under the direction of Mr. 'S.% Rennie, _organist and choir leader; The Easter stary presented in song and recitation brought ita glad reenSage to the .nudience in delightful manner. . dale, Florida. , Mrs, M. nnfott and Mr. Leslie Elliott spent' ;,Good' Vriday and Easter with Mr. and Mrs.' illenry' Miler at Mount Clemens, Michigan. Misses:M. and j. Miller and Miss trt- Nieht _Coughs Terribly wearbjg on the system the cough that conies on. at night and prevents sleep. Sometimes it is the constant cough, cough that will not bo quieted, ,,,Somotimes it is ,s, Choked -up, stuffed - up feeling that makes breathing Dr. *oeci'a Xorway rind Syrup is the' rentedy you need - to give you relit!, for the, reason that this preii. sinfon contttins the healing virtues ot the Rorlay pine tree with which tombined wild Cherry bark, and the soothing, healing and expectorant properties of ether excellent balsams, barks and herbs. 416. T.1110kon 004 Tao Zit** 0460 READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS. f;t_ a ,vttls\t1/41# REMOVAL 04 DISABLED ANIMALS Phone or 2111416E14,50U WILLIAM STONE SONS LTD Diketor—Yeu should. take a 'bath lith - fore you. retire. Patient—But, doctor., dont intend tit retire for at least BROPHY'S FUNERAL- SER IPE SINCERITY AIN/0j -EXPE CE Ambulance Service' Phone 120_ FI401/10 m. Lop.GE, Director R. W6eler ' Funeral Director and Embalmer All calls promptly attended to day or 'night —AivIBULANCE SERVICE -- Phones: Store 335; Res. 355W., e . Cra,..nston funeral Home - COmplete Service at Iteasemtble e24ra charge fOr the use of .. our modern Feneral Home. 17..MOntreal St. Phone 399 . Monuments! To Mose cofitemplkting build- ing Moniument . Get my prices before buYIng.- Mt:betel-3r All work gettranteed. JOHN. GIZAIN-T CLINTON 111ARM'a & GRANITE 'WORKS Mono umest Our prices have not advanced from last year. Large Stock of Foreign and Canadian Oranites to choose from.' • C.1V. Wilhamsi & Son Granfit Works„ 14144. lratrick St. STRATFORD Phone 055. CUNNINGHAM 8z, °PUDE zzzitra and BEAIPORT1t Cemetery Memorials ALL' ElltailalZS Witt PROMPTIfItt'ATIVEMAID To. Tuesdays * Saturdays