The Goderich Signal-Star, 1949-05-05, Page 6a rt�ici � ;Mar104,.'Mega:r# 'Mazy
t : RQuSO,, Vert)* 'V ertl1 G1adYs Reid
& , and' 4xargaret. Rva484, SPOVie com-
mittee, t'eiaarl' Furrant' .(con,vener),
ry A04S Toi 1U► •0$�ets ` Naftt 1, ,IU Rryan.,
4ea4 -tik-Sher, r, `Roberta jphnsten end
Vir41, 4rm trong,• . • .p,.,
Arrangements were, made far
field; , days to • be .held. every` second
Thursday at 0,39 p.tn,. • and ix Mixed
twa,lrall foursome every . Tuesdixy
:eares►ing. _;.:flans--Werelnade. 'elan for
the elrentug day, May 24th, wtien,
the, ladies of the house . coiumittee
Wilt • serve., afternoons tea;. •.°A sib.»-
anv'
' ORGAN'?E: A1C' 1949
.. �' •'.
1iexe�.a=a ea-
.-gnod attendanee
at`
the annual •meeting' of .the .women's
section,. ot'.. the 'Maitland Goff Club,
e ' a't ^tl><e chit house. on Sunday
'4fternoOni<, Mise Pearl Farr*ot
resided fox• the reie.C49i, . f pincers. '
,0.44 yrs, Fred, R911Se,;a cof ' e?1e1`"
the `, on;11t writ CUltlllt"ittEe, Pr
seated the, ate following' s
g l .�,
•ofdeers President,••'ilarjorre•Wfacgel,,,
st 'srice-presidene,', Anne jaekson
2nd Vice-president,., Ruth • " lU "hy ;.
secretary -treasurer, Evelyn 'Go per;,
'house eoiri'mittee, •Mary Filsinggr
(convener), Mildred Gardner,',J'ean.
ladies",interesiecl, in playing golf a
corditxlly'• invited to join
4"
1 GI, ,ND TO. O1 TA>UO IN
s'y T.OREF DAYS
'ev ' ',ix ,r
-• It . L. H«, �ux?er, on , Mp14daY
terao xe ved by' "mall a :pack -
Age
pack. age, celita.i"ning:
Er d'ayr ta es iced ,o11
afternat , ."41.1S- sister's
garden R' in Duthan ,. 'Ed'gland, , Air
mail was. -of :course the `mediupa-
by' *iiieh this speedy service was
giver'We' -certainly y . are living in
RIS+
ERR',1.`lO.-
is4 'Grace MGLeed of Jrindsay
wweeiC-end guest ° With Mrs,
X3ecjti ,Allen
' Mr: and Mrs Geo..Johnston ha'r'e,
tet`b'rued frotn:t urbank,•.Califoruia,.
where they"p*nt severalt. months,
.Mrs, Mronk ha,s returned
to her homd • plc Lightiio, use' sheet.
after spending the winter With her.
sister a4 Dsesden, , '.
Misses .M rnle Buechler , of "i'i7,' 1sh,'
ington,. , C., 'and Miss :Pat Anech,
month.'s tour of Europe..
4 to nefig, pf'''ihe • 'aIrk -'
of Cpnnn1 ree, is being- `transferred
to .-the Durhau oface as ln!at agor
While ',the regrd r ; manager•,is i11'
Misses•,•rune Daevhler and Pauline
Lassaline were u�t Lot�c'ibn'°bn • lues,
d • n attended lift the:.graduate'',
`.+ay u ,d .. tided _ ,�., .
ef., SSC. Josephs Hespttai nurses.
-Mrs, jean Babb left- on-4atxrclay�
' Sau pS.te Max whiter site
was : eal1ed • ..owing 9" tie 'serious
illness of her -.sister, Mrs A, Ctrnxp
st eight rows of seats -- -or Parents - Graduates .
t I'
�Rt W. .Brother' Z3," fiastner,
South, Huron district,
-will,itay his odiciul -visit'•to Maitland•
Masonic, Lodge. on, Tuesday, 'May
0th
• M Reed Quaid,,,-aeconWanied by
his son Robert Quad and grand-
son. Robert,. ell -of Detroit, wer4
a:ecent. • sueSts with the • former'S
sister; firs. Oliver Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hawthorne
-were•,:a-t Loudon en''Tuesday even-
Ing'in attendance at the graduation
of ,their daughter, -Doris. after=•�t
course 'in -nursing at Sft., Joseph's
Hospital.
-Quite a panty' of Miss Rift'
-Quite
Cutt's relatives were .:at' London. on
:Tuesday -night to be -present at her
graduation on'‘the conclusion of her
c',ounse in nursing at , St. Joseph's
Hospital. They included Mr. and,.
Mrs. Gordon Bisset"nnd1 Sandy, Mr.
and Mrs, Jas. Bisset, Mr. and 'Mrs.
W...Bi: et olid '1ll3ss Claire. Mr.
Peter Hisset,• Mr. and Mas. Robt.
Bisset, Bob and, Mollie, `Mr. and
Mrs; R. .T P. Walter, Dan Walter,
Mrs - Clements -and son jack. Mr.
James Cutt, of . Powas .10, 1rlso was
there to see -his daugbter.s gradin- -
F OF �" N .
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Fiayof ` games iit thew Cliureli
Bowling- League were ,co:ritiau+ac +on
!Tuesday night, •
•• "orbh Std Noit 2 team took 3 -of
»outs from its 'Cxeoage's No.
.coxes' were: North "St.,2194;. St.
George's, 2072 For•, North,St. *ta-
nte Henderson, with 387, was top
bowler for the ladies,, and Eli.
Tessop, •468, was best' for 'the Alen.
For St. George's' the top bowlers
were Hazel Wilmot, •492, and.. Bert
Medd, •415. `
The Late _ Mrs,: O'Ce u*or, .,- 'The
i3uiieriil . 'ot the late A1irs. M, 4.
O'Connor, who pasted'awayi.i Alex-
4itdi,,iL, Iiosp.ibal, Ooderich,.txzti 'slues
day, of last weel1, was held here on.
Friday ihoning, - , meal• high
mass was conducted in R. fosepb's
Church by_ two ,nepheiws, e i
Maurice Siu'klivan ;and;:Rey.•; :4,, ,1.,
Daitop,: and a aupiit, Rep., ,Fdwia
Garvey! Other '.pries% precept, in
•the'gaotuary: were RAW.. john �'»ch:`:
Augustine ,ArukRev. Ta' , . ,(11,- Pon,'
nellan • df •, I ingsbr dge,„ 'The' Ant0-
neat wvas• jilt ,St,,,,Joseph's eeMetery. ;
the p�iii eaters• ,i?eit>g. peon '$, -Pal-
ton, JQs.. ulbivan, Frank ,O'Reilly,.
Demi*, Pesrnond Wm, , ivalxs n and'
Gene Hebert. . There. was a:..i:irge'
attendance, including relati "es from
Windsor :arid„Detroit,
•moi.....•..•,, n .. 1
HVsTL oD BLJSTL , itT,
° Averyone is dasfitiw atoulxd, these
days, 'ge ttug ready for the various,
'r'ents codling, up, 'rlhis Thursday
'the:: .pular” lits' Viiorus ls; luing
at "'the 5psie Festival; e . 'riday
night Largest ,(l<tee Club
will present ftwQ test • nieces . at
the' " 'estivait "_under"`., thie,' li'te4tien'
of Alexi:Clark, . Next Monday; 'May
. 'the Glee Club and g1ri, . chorus
•will be on the, program t f a a con,.
er.,
a`t° o e kh�
-t= t North rth str et Cht� q ,
Thursday,, May 20, will see cadet.
•Inspection taln place, an : Friday,.
aa 27; is ehe date for_the big
"open.o-
A bouquet, of flowers l,t4dorui,ng,
the co aMunien table of . Vi4toria
street—United 010nrc1 ,tin; ' ixntl.a !
last. was ip- memory_ ' of .the late
Franklin.. T eith-.Sinitic,; son• of` M3•;
and Mrs. •Frani. Smith.
TREAT VISITORS' FAIRLY
' (tort Wilfain.-Titp.es-Zou►al)
The pram who' charges far more
than ,the true value -of the• goods
Or services he sells to tin',Atnericah
North St, No. 1 met North St. visitor may lie. able, to . justify his
No, 4 and took -3 of the 5 points, action to - him`se1f. He may say
this is ; a one-time sale,; ,that hell
not -likely ever see 'the customer
again.- Such a man, ' whether he
-services inototd talrs :opert res ,'a
lodge or tourist cabins,' sells food
or runs 'a store, is decidedly un-
fair. He is .unfair to himself, to
all his fellow -Canadians ;who .are
in business; and of epu-rse to his
country as a whole. ,
;with `a . score of 1973 -to their, op-
ponents' 1829. Anne Anderson, .37.5,
and Carl Anderson, 365, were best -
for .:the .No. ,1.,,.1eau:. ..Joan ,.A1len,.-
-367,- and land Mathieson; 307,, were
tops for No. 4.
Another 3 to 2_win -was tallied ,by
'North St. 'No. 3 against St.George's
No, 2. Scores were: North St. No.
3, 2017; St.- George's No. 2, 1912.
Joan McPhee, 323, was 'best for
North St, ladies, and John., Holmes,
466, was tops for littt,inen. ,For -St.
George's -the IeaderS ,:were -Nora
Parker, 356, .and Bert McGirr, 373.
In the second 'game North- St.••
No. 1. -with a..total of 2122,. took all,
ration.
,..,.:..� . ;.ftYe ngints from. St,�George_s lYo _..,�...
Whose score was -2040. Lea ers' for:'
orth' St, . were Aisne Anderson,
• ith 386 •and Wes. Richardson,'
With 403. Irene Mills was they est-'
of the -1St. George's lifdies, with 336,
�' •atut _Bert; McGirr,. irr, 451, was best
.: - . forte •tl r~iuen,. , x �, w
North; St. No. 2 was again a. win-.
uP,_tnin 3 of the' S points from.
North St.Tti ea =scores-',
Were: North St: Nod 2,, 2315 No.
.37 21,99: For the _NO'. 2 team 'Jo'
Ryan scored 474 and Ed. ,Tessop
523. For the No., 3 team the lenders
were Betty Hughes. 316, and John
Holl nes, 568. '
North St. No....4 . made it 3 ,to 2
t•dt' - 5 ear e's.Nom:mmFor
the twinners°• Helen RObinson,
and Bud Mathieson,. 454, were best :
for the -losers. Hazel. Wilmot, 359,
and Bert Medd, 363..
-west--scores_ of the evening were
those of Jo-,, Ryan, .474, ,a;nd Toliii
'Hblrnes, 568, 3'
THE STANDING
.1, -,.:North. St. No..2 " 14
North :st" No. 1 ' _ 13.•
. North St. No. 3 10.
-84. George's No. • 1 ,.. . 0
St. ,.George's MS. 2 9
TgIrth St. No. 4 5
:ELEVEN Trisa IN' . .
mlRON'=PERS R• LEAGUE
•
organization ; meeting of the Huron.
Perth' Baseball Association, held-
Hensall, the following officers were
elected Honorary president, R. E.
Shaddick, Hensall ; president, "Ross -
Wright, Mitchell; first -.vice-presi-
dent.
.•vice-presi-dent. Ivan . Hearn, : Lucan ;,'. second
ice -president, Wally Wein,- Dash
wood: secretary, 'Egli Gatenby,
,Mitchell; assisti nt .secretary;
'-Southcott„ - --Exec r ; -treasurer, J
LiVerin'ore: Clin'tom_
-The ietxmg entered lit.-'the,:.gttinp
are Clinton Radar, Centralia -RSG"•
A.F., Dashwood, Lucan, Exeter,
Zurich,- Goderich, Clinton; Mitchell,
Hensall and St;, Marys St. Marys'
-team has a bye into . the playoffs.
The 'playing . schedule. alas' been
drawn -tip and will be rel;easeth on
May 9.
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•Signal light says when jCs
' iri,`. cbatteZ when 'to. take out
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Dial the correct heat for each
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trot -Bevelled -bet-
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Toasts, fries; grills, •wags.
Antomaidc 'heat control; - fasts
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1-In.i'e yotr- renewed'yoiur slibScripe-
tion' to •The 'Signtil-Star for' 1940?
1:14J; 4 e2 ki3 2.1"
Often as' a woman appproaches.
middle life, her nerves get bad, and -
she accepts this as a sign of age,
But why let youtaelf. become edgy,
"xurt-down-ter so nervous°you cry
r
thofi""tcafise✓-dtinp time
,, For nearly fifty years ° wise
amen``liave b en-Inceting~-this•°-.'
•Sulcation hd -- • by . ggetti'ttg •
+pleiity of rest�3i. sli air wholesome.'food and by talong Dr, chase's ' •'
Nervi; F`bodd ter hulkithent up. For
the .Vitamin Btt iron and other,
,needed minerals in,this .timc tesied
tetiiM° help. build .,up.your_, vitalrty:,_. '
.
and aid In lonittg up'the entire .
ayStetri you can fence (tie £u f titre with. confidence..,
Give Pr. Chars Verve oocl a
change' to help banish 'nervous , -
fears acid doubts.: it helps you rest
better'' • and feel better. The name
!
"Dr. hage". !s yt ur assurance, .10`
• Saturday, Y. Ii, at 8 ♦ .m.
IN `GLINTON 1"Qw'N HALL. . .
FEATURING,:
EVON MEDLEY, great • youth. leader—one "of • the fouudtrs.
of 13rantferd "Youth, -for Christ." :Attended ;C World Congress
'Sw
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• = e Rl[ >I-Xyiric^-. grrared tstandi g=•soltr'is :atvi
many laurels Ineluding.gold, Medals iin•variools singing enpetitiions'
. A metu'ber of-tlie famous cliubert choir WIdeli sang at,W;Qrlds
Fair at' Nein ,ItorlC�:;r ,
40NU' Motto PG'TURN
,F1jLL . COLOU O1f5$ p �t Cl it1 ,
Shows work a louth for Christ in City, and depte Ing
tllb awful ►ndit%f tiie�rb
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