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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-08-20, Page 6E TOQ ARE, "GOOD -WILL" SHOPPING . CLUB CONTESTANTS! TELL YOUR FRIENDS..... THERE -ARE..... DOUBLE VOTES ON THE PAYMENT OF ALL ACCOUNTS OWING TO Goderich French Dry Cleaners 33- 4 Cou nt y t and Disfrici More than 50,000 trees have been planted by the Ausable Auth- ority in the Hay swamp in the last two years. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rorke, well- known residents of Clinton cele- brated their golden wedding an - nit ersary on MondSy of this week. The Bruce inn at Kincardine has changed hands, the new pro- prietor being Malcolm J. Mac- kenzie, arkenzie, son of Mr. And Mrs. R. C. Mackenzie, Kincardine. Mrs. Elmer Webster, wife of a former reeve of Stanley Township, died in the 'Clinton hospital an Thursday last in her 55th year. Formerly ?less Flossie Makins, she had lived in Stanley Township. all her life. CLeach, 2h, ,,. ., field, died Thursday afternoon while working with an electric , drill at the Clipper Coach factory, Hensall. Ile was believed to have ?been electrocuted. An investiga- tion is being made. Flight Cadet Ronald B. Falls of Ottawa was_ killed when his plane cra'h-landed in a hay, field on the farm Of Ed. McMillan, near Blyth, on Thursday last. Falls Was thrown clear of the claming wrreck- age but, was found dead. He was a student pilot at Centralia air station. , • ' Two Crediton men were found unconscious in a motor car which several hours before had struck a concrete bridge on the road be- tween Mount Carmel and No. 4 highway. The car was wrecked and both boys were seriously. in- jured. Roy McCurdy, driver of the car. was taken to Victoria Hos- pital, London, and the other man, Rett ,Morrison, to the Exeter hoses' pita. Alex. Hildebrandt, 47, of Hen- sall was killed instantly when he jumped from a railway jigger into the way of a gravel truck. The fatality occurred at the C.N.R. level crossing a mile and a quarter siuth of Brucefield. 'Four others on the jigger escaped injury. Hildebrandt leaves a wife acid .two children.' An inquest was held and after hearing witnesses the corner's jury found no negligence I involved in the accident. TEA BAGS PORTER'S HILL THE GODERICH S!GNALSTAR ' KING$BRIDGE KINGSBRIDGE, Aug. 19. ---Mass Maureen Vaselhi, „ of Goderich, spent the week -end at the hone of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vasella. Yiss Florence .Lambertus re- turned to Hamilton on Saturday after a,, three week's vacation at her home here. Mr. and Ars. Jack, Fitzgerald and Jqk ph Murphy, of Toronto, were h me over Sunday with their mother, Mrs. P.. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace and Mrs. V. Feeney and ;children visit- ed with Mr- and Mrs. Thomas Joye in their cottage at Bayfield during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick, of Kitchener, visited with Mrs. Mar_tha _O'.Neill.and-.family over -the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Van Osch and fanuly, Mr. and Mrs. Miltenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Moorebeck and fam- ily; and several other new Can- adians attended the annual re- union on Sunday at Delaware, for all the families of this district who came from Holland recently. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Austin on the birth of a 1 daughter on August 12. Pat Sullivan spent a few days , last week at the Martyrs' Shrine , at Midland. lir and Mrs. Kevin Kraemer, Kitchener, 'visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Frayne during the past week. Mrs. Mary Roy of Jackson, Mich., has been visiting her relatives here for the past month. Mrs. Mary Austin who has been a patient in Goderich hospital for the past week is expected home in a few days. .. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Martin, of Puslinch, were at their home here during the past week. Rev. Michael Dalton returned to his home at Woodslee, on Fri- day after a two-week vacation with his relatives here. John O'Neill who was a patient in Goderich hospital for the past 10 cid nat,,'sis now ba k at hiscar home. been spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. P. Harrison with a broken arm has returned to her work at Lucknow. PORTER'S HILL, Aug. 19.—The 211•111•11111•11111111=i111 ICoMmunity Club meeting will be held a week later this month, ;August 26, at pie home of ,Mrs. 1Bill Cox. I Miss Clara Harrison. who had , There is a place for ere .1 come. • you in Business. Westervelt School provides d means by which Young men and young women can enter attractive positions and in the course of a few yeari share he social and cultural advah- loges of Landon and other pragressive Western Ontario cities. Popular courses for women: Executive Secretarial, Junior Secretarial; and for men: Busi- nqss Administration, Account- ing. Fall term: August 31 to December 18. Mail this convenient coupon. Please send me Westervelt School BULLETIN of Courses. NAME ADDRESS 40 itc 7.11 ASTEIWELT CHOOL '74 kr tk Cep, 1-44 NEWS OF WESTFIELD WESTFIELD, Aug. 1.9, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Campbell, Hugh and Harold, spent a few days re- cently with Mr., and Mrs. John Freeman, of Brantford. A number from, thus community attended .the air -eh service in the Donnybrook United Church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDowell, Gerald and Gwen, and William McDowell were Ridgetown visitors on Sunday. Miss Coleen Clark, of St. Cath- arines, is visiting ber sister, Mrs. Marvin Mfepowell and Mr. Mc- Dowell. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Campbell, John and Ralph, visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mc - Douglas, of j3ranchton. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas.M'kckintosli and daughter, of Deep River, visit- ed last week with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDowell. Mrs. Witham Mackintosh returned home with them. , Mr. and Mrs: Harvey Hulley and Irene, of Walton, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell. Mr. and Mrs.. Harvey McDowell nts of a baby are the proud girl who was born at Wingha hospital on Thursday morning, August 13. Mr. and Mrs. H. L Smith' and Sally Taylor returned home on Sunday after s nding several days with—Mrs. Frank Campbell 'and Miss Winni€red. Cecil Boutilier, of Glace Bay, Cape Breton Island, returned to his home last week after assisting six weeks with the farm work at the home of Mr.- Marvin McDowell. The Mission Band was entertain- ed at the regular meeting of the W.M.S. The meeting was led by Mrs. Hugh Blair. The opening hymn was followed by prayer led by Mrs.. Hug Blair. The Scrip- ture lesson was read by Betty Blair. A recitation was read by Donald McDowell; piano solo, Dorene Howatt; reading, Lyle Smith; solo, John Campbell; read- ing, Hugh Campbell; solo, Ronald Snell. "Mrs. Moody Holland, of o F- s s Blyth, told an interesting story t the children. The president; Mrs Charles Smith, was in charge of the business and gave a reading The minutes were read and a proved, and the roll call was an steered. A special offering wa received to defray the expense on the bale of clothing of 115 pounds which had been sent re. TTHUBSDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1 a of Kingsville, were recent West- field estfield visitors. Mrs. Claude Turrell and grand son, Ivan Turrell, of • Windsor, visited recently with Mr. and Airs. Clarence Cox. Mrs. John Hildebrand and Eldo, of Jordan Station, are v Barents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wight - man. ' Harold Bosman, of Toronto, spent the week -end with his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bos - visiting her man. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Arnold and Karen, of Anderson Theologic- al Seminary, visited for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snell. Mrs. Annie Walper, of Auburn, is visiting her _sister. Mrs_ _Gordon• _ Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger and family, and Ralph Rodger visited recently. with Mr. and Mrs. Mansel Cook, of Kinburn. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snell, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Arnold and Karen, were Niagara visitors on Saturday: Bill Rodger, returned home last week from the West where he spent me months. Mr. nd Mrs. Ernest Snell, Don- ald Snell, and Laurence Arnold, were Detroit visitors on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. L Smith, Miss Sally Taylor, Mrs. J. E. Ford, Mrs. Frank Campbell and Miss Winni- fred were Kitchener' visitors on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter de Groot and Ann were Bervie visitors on Sunday. OBITUARY CHARLES H. PASMORE The death of Charles H. Pas - More at Chicago Heights, Ill., on August 14 is announced. Mr. Pasmore was born in Goderich 79 years ago, son of the late„ John and Emily Horries Pasmore, and left here in early manhood to en- gage in business life in the United States. He is survived by a son, George H., of Chicago; a daughter, Mrs. Emily Gaines, of Scarsdale, New York, and two brothers, Wil- liam J., of Chicago Heights, and Harry C., of Plainfield, New Jersey. Burial took place at Oak Lawn cgmetery. Homewood, Ill., on Tues- day of this week. Mr. Pasmore was related to the Acheson, Best and Hamilton families of Gode- rich, Seaforth and Toy onto re- spectively. Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho, is one of the largest freshwater bodie of ' water entirely within the United States. The lake has a shoreline of more than 500 miles and is 1,100 feet deep in places, The first convoiof United Em- itedsStates for Ha fax in 17 11,4 yr Or de . professional .i.roblImblatio lei ��ii .�► r.TirL owiwome Cle&rx a..od Equipment, i.r. Ilme owl mow sod eye pair Ikon sow r...q sod hoe — rr.► Iwdei► .quip+is+niR...Ms.iels sods essi jell. Indere ie w OUR RENTAL PLAN *AMIDES EVERYTHING YOU NEED PHONE YOUR RESERVATION TODAY Ornish Electric WEST ST. PHONE 141 -30-31 NEW HOME TORENT The Town Council consider that a housing need still exists`in Goderich and have made appli- cation to the Provincial Government for further houses. '' In order to ascertain the extent of the housing need, ,persons with families having a gross family income of not less than $150.00 per month and in need of better housing- accommo- dation are invited to completer an 'application form. Your help and co-operation is earnestly . sought in this matter. Please call at the office of the . Goderich Housing Authority, Town Hall, Goderich, and obtain the application form which should be completed in detail, and returned ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 25, 1953. . Signed—O. W. STURDY,. 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