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Mention
Mr and Mrs, Fred Munro, Tor.
into, are holidaying at the Bedford
Hotel.
Mr, Cyril Brown, manager of the
Dominion Store, is on two weeks'
holid see .
Petr -Green has left for a
wont 's holiday at Camp Kanda-
lore, in the Haithurton diatrict-
Mr. and Mrs. Attie' Mcquarrte of
Toronto were guesti6it the Sunset
Hotel for several days last week,
Mrs. William park and &ugh -
ter, Alma, visitcai with Mr. and
Mrs, 'William Hamilton at Granton
the laet'week,
Mr, and Mrs, Norval Anderson,
Jerry and Shirley, of Toronto are
holidaying at Goderich and Shep-
pardion,
Mrs, Stanley Crawford is spend-
ing 'several days this week with
her daughter, Mrs, Lloyd Mayer,
and Mr. Mayer at Penetang.
Mrs. Murray Sheardown and
children have returned from spend-
ing three weeks with Mrs. Owen
amommommoirmemmummiiimmumwourominimourne
Hamilton and family, and Ma.
Cousins at a cottage 4 View Lake
on Lake Scuisog,
Mr*. Harold Taylor and children
of Elk Lake are visiting with Mrs.
Fred Hunt and her mother, Mr.
Taylor,
Mr. Jack Coates, former Code-
r/eh resident Manager of Imperial
Oil Ltd., and now of St. John's, New-
foundiand, and Mrs. Coates have
been spending holidays in Gude-
rich,
Visitors over the week -end with
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Raynard, East
street, were Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Raynard of Ashfield and bliss
nifred Raynard of St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Rabatich at the British Exchange
Hotel are their sons, Dr. Stevenson
Babatich of New Brunswick and
Mike Jr., of Hamilton, along with
his wife and family; also a son-in-
law, Joseph I'asich of Hamilton and
Mrs. Pasich.
PROCLAMATION
To the citizens of the Town (,f
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Goderich
Monday, Aug. 3, 19
having been fixed by resolutipn as
CIVIC HOLIDAY
All citizens are requested to govern.
themselves accordingly
JOHN E, HUCKINS,
MAYOR.
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 39th, 1t53
SWIMMER HAS HOT BEAT
AS CLOTHES CATCH YIEZ
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Weddings 4 Goderich Girls' Trumpet Band Scores
WHIrfINGHASuccess Playing At Brussels Tattoo
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Thing's got hot for a swim- DAVIS-HANSIEN -
.Adorned with gladioli and fern, J. A very pretty summer weddin
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Ch.urch saes .tolentinizedi at fit Barnabas An
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In t .VC e
glican Church, Yocum Sec -um, NUVa
tor the marriage °I Shin° Maar) Scotia, when Rev. Karl Tufts united
Hansen, daughter of ItIr. and Mrs,
Crete Hansen, of Stratford, to . in marriage Constance MiWred
Thomas Francis Davis, son of Mi. Davidson, daughter of Mr. aid
and Mrs. Thomas Davis, 109 West Mrs. Smith Davidsen,. and Fred
etreet, Goderich, on Thursday erick Balfour Whittin in, ton o
evening of last week. Bev. Karl Mrs. Winningham andthe late .1
J. Knauff officiated. Mrs. 11. Ea ss B. Whittirighain, of Goderich.
un was the organist, . The bride, given in marriage
Given in marriage by her father by lwr father, wire a liver -length
the bride wore a white satin .cock- own of White nylon net over
'tail -length gown with halter neck- white Satin, full skirt with lace
line and Peter Pan collar. The bodice, sweetheart neckline and
skirt was fashioned with two layers Ding sleeves, She wore a hal
of white net with insets of Chantil- headdress with fingertip veil at
ly lace over white satin. She wore embroidered silk net and carried
a Chantilly lace jacket and a white -an arm bouquet of red roses, blue
satin headdress with a net veil ee 1.11‘4101$ and baby's breath.
trimmed with seed pearls. She The only jeweliry worn was two
carried a cascade bouquet of red strand pearls with matching ear
roses and stephanotis. . rings. She was attended by her
Miss Mary Tasker, London, at. sisters- Edna Davidson, who was
• tended the bride in an ankle -length gowned in pink taffeta with match
gown of Nile green net over satin ing bolero and short veiled head -
with Chantilly lace insets. She dress carrying a bouquet of pink
wore .a matching Chantilly lace carnations with blue and white
jacket. Her headdress was a net sweetpeas
halo cap. The junior bridesmaid, Page boy Wa$ Dale Pace, four
Miss Irene Hansen, wore a pink year old nephew of the bride, who
• net over satin ankle -length frock ;carried the ring on a white satin
• featuring appliqued organdie flOw-
• ers and a matching net jacke, Sterling Snow, -Ecum Secinn,
Both attendants carried. lily of the tended the groom, and ushers were
Va!gye.
hes. t man was Harold Davis, ; Graham Pace, of Halifax,
IS'verad Moody, £cum Secum, and
' Radcliffe Court, Hamilton, brothel -I The church was beautifully de -
mer at t harbor Sunday
afternoon -so hot, in fact, that
he had to call the fire depart-
ment.
It seems the unidentified
bWitridler was seated in his car
when his cigarette in tonne
manner ignited his clothes
piled alongside him on the
car seat.
Though there's lots of water
in the lake, the fire depart-
ment was summoned to quell
the blaze. It's not known how
the swimmer made out, but
it's presumed he had to go
home in his bathing suit since,
for one thing, the seat of his
pants was burned badly.
Trophy Captured
By Jerry Pee Wees
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In the Group "13" section If. 0
Jerry and Edward Fuels advanced
to the finals over Club Grill and
Court. House teams due to the
fact neither of the latter team
could field a full lineup. This
proved -a disappointment to the
boys who had :showed up to play
However, in the finals with Ed
ward Fuels taking 'on the 11. 0
Jerry crew, things really warmed
up. The first game was a well
played game but H. 0. Jerry's boy
could do nothing - wrong and won
going away by a score of 13 to 9.
But things were far different in the
second contest. With Edward
Fuels fighting with their backs to
the wall, H. O. Jerry's gang had all
they could handle: • At the end
of -the fifth inning the score was
13 to 6 for Edward Fuels but in the
sixth inning the Jerry crew scared
four runs to lead 10 to 8. In the
bottom; of the seventh Edward
Fuels came back to tie the scare
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Greterich Girle'. 'Trumpet Band.
massed esectesa .Brussels on
Wednesday night of last week us
they played at a tattoo there, and
according to one Brusselx resident,
the band is "outstancling."
in a letter to the Sie.nal-Star,
• the resident, who signs himself "A
f Lover of Band Music," said he
wondered if the people of Goderich
appreciated the efforts of tome of
the orgaaizaitions of the C01731nUri.
tity, especially the girls' band,
-Their porLormance outataini-
' ing in appearance, music and
marchin They desente a lot of
) credit"' ni writes. ;"Don Jolly,' as
:director, does a real' , job. and every
member of the band deserves
praise. ft is one et the greatest
advertising agencies Goderich
could have. The citizens of Brans
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10 all and left the winning run on
the bases. Going into the first II la. k or travelling tee home of the bride's parents whe're
extra inning the 11. 0. Jerry gang bride donned a bengaline hatter. the bride's mother r • ," ),1
tele were delighted with their esis
Seven bands played at the Orme
sets show, which was dadtr
aus ices of the Brussels. Lissus buys
a Girls. Band, It Wita etaged in
Victoria Park,
This' program contt$ed of In-
dividuk and massed band telers
limo by the various troupe.
Bands included: Seaforth no,
hinders Band, Stanley J. Smith,
eotgluetor; Brutbela Legion P4te
Barui, Pipe Major GeOrgte Mott
in charge; Mitchell Citizens' Band,
'Bandmaster Frank St ral herr ;
Goderich Trinnyet Band;
Bandmaster Don Jolly; Wines=
21.st Anti -Tank Band, Bill Hender-
son, direttor; Brussels and London
Boys and Girls Bailds, Ban-dmaster
A. C Robinson,
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Reported -Making Excellent Progress
Huron County girls' garden , the morning glories are well on •!
clubs, with tlui exceptiori of the their way te help brighten the
Auburn group, have been visited
Baker, Assitisnt Agricultural fie' •"i'llrefl Ne'shits
itt ic last two weeks iy aro
;andDoreen , Mrs, S. Arnent, itiburn, There'
preter'itative,
!th.e 14 g,rh euroikd in this dub
ikit.±71; tileurAon"iCsotaunnttyi.finne Eclin9rnb' J)ungannon ciub, ltd
Cardens w 1"e 'ed Mrs. H. Finnigan, Dungannon and
'1 The Auburn club is led b Mr
oflc ) de$,,roorn. !he ushersl totaled with bouquets of white . . -
A Mrs, J,- Finnigare.
were Walter Hansen, brother of ;-gladioli and delphinium with green from weeds, d
inc bride's mother wore a del- Oer Eden ' of general - i eararick, freedern ;as"1,..VI'd ....I;
at P • i tsueurn, sets $eVen girls cornplet,
phiniurn blue sheer dress with.
, just before the young couple took
wi°' Pll'Yed arid shng 'yield of vegetables, and contribu- this district and mush of the hind
white accessories and a corsage.. et 'their vows, and during the sigisiog tion of flowers to home surround -
at the time -the
bridegroom wore a dress of navy ,waY nraYed• ' revealed much hire! and effort ''''('-'('‘1"11"1•11(1 1111v" heeri in
Algot of the gardens judged wa'' Undgr water.;
' Leading the club at F,thel is
pink roses, The mother of the of the register "0 Perfect Love"'
-spent by the gardeners; rows were •'!: m . 1 ..
j by Aliss Grace 1,aniont: are
the bride, and Gordon Cordick. :tern. TM, Voice that Breathed
eseases, and insects;
state of cultivation, quality andinggarden' Bad weather has
held some of the gardens hack
blue sheer wifii" matching acees- Tile bride's gilt to t.he groom' generally well w d d I rk;- StafileY A ("wider- ass• -;V -ed
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ee et a
sories and a corsage of pink rose; was a coronation tie )in
an a tivated. In spite. of heavy rains
gals are. enrollee in the shin
seven girls in the Carlow
club are led by Mrs. Tait (lark.
assisted by Mrs. Will Clark, Grele-
The receptioe took place at the white prayer book was given to; early in the .1i•e;iMill that held k,
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ome of the bride s her the
parents. • j by groom.
Later the couple left -on a trip: A wedding reception held at the
proved why tht!,y arc real champ- top dress trimmed with rhineiitones_ lag a navy crepe- dress with white
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' ions by blasting over six runs while with navy sleeveless, navy nylon • accessories and a corsage of white
holding the Edward Fuels outfit net redingote and white .ICarnations. - The groom's mother
''scoreless. • The final score, 11. 0, mines, The couple will jnake their !wore a -lace dress over mauve tat
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Jerry 16, Edward Fuels 10. The home in Loridore - ; feta with White aCCeSsories and
.ferry Crew was : awarded the Fi V Guests were present at the We I a mn'age of tilthe '
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ding from Stratford, Mitchell, Ex. • For a wedding trip to Quebec
eter, Goderich,' London, Hamilton and Niagara Falls, the bride don -
and Chicago. ,tieil a ye/low gabardine 'suit with
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..... ' white accessories and a corsage
The first lobster hatchery in ('an of talisman mses.
ada was. erected near Menne N.S.. - ...,___
in 1891. ' • NEL-CUTT
White gladioli and mums arid •
- - fall candles decorated the chancel
STRATFORD RAC17' at Knox Presbyterian. Church ea
Igo ciP . Saturday afternoon when Rev, 11
G. MacMillan united in marria
Catherine Ellen Cutt, -daughter
Mr. and Mrs, J. Calvin Cutt, God
singer 7 rophy.
I First country in the Western
- •
Hemisphere to issue postage
Isfamps was Brazil, in 1843. First
+stamps issued by the U.S. govern-
. irnentwere in 1847.
CODERICH SKATING .SCHOOL
PRESENTS AN
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Goderich Memorial Arena
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AT 8.30 P.M. (DST)
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Skating Stars
FROM ALL PARTS OF CANADA
AND UNITED STATES
MUSIC AT THE HAMMOND ORGAN BY HA, CLARK
ENJOY CANADA'S NEWEST ENTER
TAINMENT IN COOL COMFORT
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ADULTS 75c'
CHILDREN 25c
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a-- PUBLIC SKATING
ti!onday (Civic Holiday) Aug.,.3, 953
Post Time 1.30 p,m. E.D.T.
11 heats -$8500, in purses and prizes.
ANNUAL
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Colborne Township Cemetery
ON
SUNDAY AUGUST 2
9
AT 3 P.M. (D.S.T.)
HARRY McCREATH,
Cemetery Convenor.
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GODERICH PAVILION
- DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
The Glen Williams Orchestra, ,Vocals by Ruth
Every Wednesday night square a 6a-iic'e night to Clarence
Petrie's Night. Hawks.
Special Sunday Mid-ni ht this Glen Williams Orchestra.
-SPECIAL CIVIC HOLIDAY SQUARE DANCE -
FRIDAY itIGHT-8.30-10.30 p.m. Monday night Clarence Petrie's Night Hawks
ADMISSION: Adults 50o • CHILDREN 25c Animmummimmminnommir
At PARK nO the
The Square
PHONE 1150
Now-Cornel Wilde and Phyllis Thaxter in "OPERATION
SECRET."
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MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY -
"YOUNG BESS"
--- IN TECHNICOLOR -
A, Three -Star portrayal of the fli'st Elizabeth, before she became
Queen, of Thomas Seymour, her lover, and of Henry
VIII the rolnist ruler. Starring
Stewart Granger, Jean Simmons and Charles Laughton
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY -
Louis Hayward, Patricia Medina and John Sutton
Based on it novel by Rafael Sabatini and filmed in Technicolor
comes a swashbuckling tale of the king of pirates, ('ap'n
IllOod.- •
"CAPTAIN PIRATE"
Coming -"DANGEROUS WHEN WET" -in Technicolor -Esther
Williams, Jack Carson..
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At CAPITAL West
The Street
PHONE 47 -
Now -"VENETIAN BIRD" -with Ava Bartok and Richard Todd.
Mon -Tues -Wed.
"RIDE THE MAN DOWN"
In Trucolor
A vigorous tale of 700,000 acre Hatchet Ranch, and of the war
for' its possession following the blizzard that killed its
founder,
Brian Donlevy, Ella Raines and Forrest Tucker
Thurs-Fri-Sat.
ALEC GUINNESS, Joan Greenwood, Cecil Parker
Another grand performance by a great British star; as the tex-
tile worker who invents lin overlasting fable.
"MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT"
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Corning -"DESPERATE SEARCH" -with Howard Keel and
Jane Greer.
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planting, the 'vegetables were re-
mark' I I well• -d, • d •ry
girls were using lettuce, radishes,
peas; beans, beets and carrots_
Tomato and corn!plants showed
44,00.1 growth throughout the coun-
ty. - Parsnips, chinese cabbage and
broccoli some /!,:irdens
benefit thinned-•-eonsult cultu
al guide for thinning instructions.
The Cabbage plants seemed to
be suffering the most. from insect
attack Dusting _regularly
bug killer, a mixture Id Derris"du,t
and 1) , to 'mann two v;ee$,-.
of using headS is "recommended,
then- dusting may be continued
with Derris dust allow '
Use Flowers
Home beautification is stressed
in the garden dubs this year and
the girls pre encouraged to use
go their flowers -to improve the
of pearan.ce of home surroundings.
Some girls'put good ideas to work
of
in 4planning rock gardens, annual,
and perennial borders. Many' al-
ready. have dwarf marigolds, corn-
-r, flowers and zinnias. blooming_and
and Maurice Neil-, son
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Neil, of D
Given in marriage by her lathe
the bride was gowned in import
Swiss lace over satin, ileor-length,
full circular skirt with low, scal-I
loped neckline and long pointed
sleeves, Her fingertip veil of ns-
-
Jon iiitision -tulle fell from a Juliet
cap of lace over satin, edged in,
seed pearls. She wore a singt.'
strand 01 pearls, the gift of the
-groom, and earned a spray of
Mido orcliitjs and carnations.
Maid of honor was Mary Anne;
Erskine, 01 Godericn, who was
attired in a strapless floor -length!
-gown of pink net over tapeta welt,
matching- bolero. • Her headdress
was of ruffled veil. , The brides-
maid, Nancy Neil, of Detroit, sister!
or the grom», wore an identical
gown .of yellow, and the 'lower!
Gay.I Cutt, of
rich, niece of the bride, wore a
floor -length gown of pale blue dot-
ter Swiss with pink headdress.
't'hey carried nosegays of!!baby
MU rI\U(1;tn. ,_
a I A. Young, id Detroit,!
was best man.
Robert. Cutt, et Toronto and
Lindsay, uncle of the bride, was
organist and Miss Frances Brerc---!
ton, of Goderich was soMist.
Reception was held in the church!
auditorium where 70 guests were
served dinner by the 'Ladies' /sad
Society. Mr. MacMillan acted a3
toastmaster and Dr. -T. M. Cutt, of
Detroit, uncle of the bride, pro -1
posed 0 toapt to! the bride.
The bride's mothe'r -wore a gown
of rose crepe with trim of French
lace and navy accessories. The
groom's Mother was gowned in
navy sheer with navy and white
accessories. Both wore . corsages
of Talisman roses.
Guests were present from De
troit, Pigeon, Mich., London,,Tos.
wit° anti St. Thomas.
For a wedding trip to Eastetn
Canada and the United 'States, the
bride donned a beige suit with
navy accessories anil ii corsage of
scarlet carnations. The couple
will resides in Detroit.
GODERICH STUDENT IN
SEARCH FOR PETROLEUM
A Goderich boyis _among four
students of the University of Tor-
onto who are taking part in a co-
operative training program in
geophysical -exploration for petrol-
eum.
Ile is John M. Hudson, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Roy Hudson, of South
street. The exploration is being
sponsored by the Geophysical Ser.
vice InterriationalCortration.
POLICE INVESTIGATING •
THEFT OF NEW RADIO
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Theft of n portable radio valued
al $75" frnm- Shore Appliances nn
the Square is being investigated
Dy town police. The theft occurred
last Friday.
Police said the radio was a new
model of halteryelectric typo,
light green in color. They asked
co-opetation of citizens in recovery
of the article,
ed
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Clark base done i'x:etic'nt WOk iri
:gardening for ..first year gardeners.
Mrs. C. Galbraitle-Blyth, is .the
leader of the Blyth • garden. club,
assisted ! by Mrs
there are 14 girls completing gas -
dens this year.
E. PRIDHAM SELLS HOME
TO SHEAFFER OFFICIAL
Mr. E Pridhain has sold his
house on St. George's Crescent to.
Mr LCOD 11. Black. manager o(
the Goderich plant of W. A. Sheaf
-
ler Pen Company of Canada
ited. Possession for Mr. Black is
wt for October 15. Mr. Pridham,
who has purchased a lot from Mr
Bruce Smith, right beside W.!
Pridhain's residence; has aiready.T
started on the Construction of 4:
new home which he plans to have;
ready by the middle of Oetober.
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Information available
loans.
WEEKLY GUN SHOOT
FINISHES WITH TIE
.John Anderson and Lloyd Ven-
ner were 4:red-with 47 out of 50"
at the Goderich Gun Club weekly
shoot." Other scores inelude 11.
Prouse, 22-22; Ashley - Gilbert,
20: ff Mather, 2n-25-20; William
j, mby, 22.18-2; W. Cooper; 113-16
Prouse, 15, and Jack Gilbert, 2.2.--•
Jack Gilbert won the doubles
shoot with a nineteen. Other
scores were: J. Anderson, 17; 11
Prouse, 15; A Gilbert, 15; William
Iambs% 14. and W. Cooper, 1.3.
The shoot was held,at Sky Harbor
range
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