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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-03-25, Page 8An:account from the Clinton Fire Brigade for services at the-05PR- ...lionse Ere was received bYTowll Council last Friday night and re- ferred to finance committee for consideration. The account requests $225 for the department's services at the vfil'e-for seven hours. It is made pp of'$'75,'Ior, the first_ hour and $25 for each additional hour. 5 pint Saucepan Double Boiler 2 Cup Egg Poacher Steamer Casserole Baby Food Wanner Mixing Bowl Crisper Salad Bowl thefillT10111111-way is the right way io BIGGER BIRDS and BIGGER PROFITS! • No doubt about it, .bigger birds mean bigger eggs — and bigger. profits. Help yourself to these profits by doing the following—feed your chicks &Chick Starter made with National Chick Mix Concentrate for the first 8 weeks. This supplies them with.those all important animal proteins, vitamins and minerals. — Then for the next 4 months put thein on a growing mash made from National ‘,34% neveloping ConcentrateThis tasty ,'fresh - mix" growing mask has a meat= ___Maiti?.fM.that..PmrrigtggAtmlY± growth as well as supplying essential vitamins and miner*. Always. grow your pullets _the #00141 way,. See your National asklim foi these "fresh - ie oficdg today. AUBURN, March 24. — Mrs. ley Brown. The .message, "Why I Marguerite Chopin, of Wmgham, am an Anglican," was given by the •visited her -parents, Mr -and Mrs. -Rector. _Mrs. Clif._BroWn _invited J. C. Stoltz, over the week -end. the A.Y.P.A.' to ler home for the Mrs. Catherine Dobie has re- next meeting, April • 2. A, socia turned to the village after 'visiting time was enjoyed 'and refresh - her daughter, Mrs. James John- ments were served- by the hostess. sten, Bluevale. • Mr. and Mrs, lzIvan .Sfephenson Donald Ross, of Oakville, and and Young son, of Toronto, spent Brown Milne, of Knox College, the week-iend with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robison. Toronto, spent" the week -end with Mrs. Fred Ross. • W.I. Concert.—A large crowd at tended the „St. Patrick's concert presented by the Women's Insti- tute in the -Forester's Hall, Wed- nesday night of last week. The Hairdressing starting in' Auburn two days each week, Tuesday and Priday, by appointment only. Specializing in hair cuts, finger- waves„machineless permanents and cold waves. To make your a - WOMAN SUFFERS INJURY IN TWOJCAR COLLISION One person was injured wlic,n two cars collided near the btidge over the Maitland River at Saltford Sunday night. Taken to hospital suffering an injured arm • and shock was- Mrs. May Evers, of Sarnia. She was a passenger in a ear driven by her son, William R. Evers, also of Sarnia, which collided with a car driven by Gary L. Leeson, of Tor- onto, town police said. \ Leeson was proceeding north and Evers was going south -when the collision oecurred. Each car sustained about $250 damage to the front left, Side. president, Mrs. Wes Bradnock, pointrnent phone Blyth 30 r p 8. British Columbia ships ,Christinas presided for the program, which Blaine Campbell. -12 trees valued at $1,000,000. opened' with selections by the' orch- estra, followed by a chorus by 25 girls. A tap dance, routine was given by Mrs. Larry Glasgovv,, and Mrs. William, Haggitt gave an Irish reading. Club swinging exercises were given by Mrs. Albert Camp- bell. A duet was given by Mrs. Q. Ft Taylor and Miss 'Marion Taylor. Mrs. Fred Toll gave two short read- ings. A one -act play, "The Gos- sips," was presented by the young people of Summerhill 'arid was Well received. Ay trio was given by Ruth Millian, Marlyn Easom and June Leatherland, Acrobatic stunts were performed by the pupils of S.S. No. 9, Hullett, with their teach- er, Carl Mills. A harmonica selec-, tion was given by Mrs. Everett Taylor, and 'Mrs. Thofnas Haggitt gave a- reading. Mrs. Taylor and Miss Marion favored with another duet. A soft shoe'dance was given by Mrs. Larry Glasgow. W. L. Craig, secretary of the Centennial Connittee, gave a short talk on' the Centennial which is to be held July 30, 31 and August 1, and asked' for the co-operation of everyone. The program, was brought to a close by a humorous "sblo by Mrs. William Haggitt, with guitar and piano accompaniment by. Miss. DonnaHaggitt and Mrs. R. J. Phil- lips. Mrs. Bradnock thanked every- one who had taken part in the program. Accompanists were Mrs. R. J. Phillips, Mrs. Gordon Mc- Clinchey •and Mrs. Harry Worsen. The ushers were Mrs. W. T. Robi- Alld Nis, William Straughan. Everything was in keeping With St. Patrick's Day. Refreshments were served to the artists following the program. Mission Band. — The regular Monthly meeting of the "Ida White" Mission Band of Knox Presbyterian Church was held Sat- urday afternoon with 25 members present. Kenny Haggitt presided. The MiSsion Band pledge was re- peated followed by Scripture read- ings by Bill Andrews, Betty Yung- blut, Kenny Haggitt, Kathleen An- drews, Helen Yungblut and Marilyn Daer. The offering, was received by Gerald Dobie, followed ,by.,pray- er by Margaret Haines. 'Several hymns were' sung; Mrs. W. L. Craig, who underwent an operation in Gnderich; hospital, returned home Monday. Form Group.—The young people of St. Mark's Anglican Church re- cently organized an A.Y.P.A. The following °facers were. chosen: President, Frank Nesbit; vice- president, Mary Clark; secretary - treasurer, Reta Glasgow. The first, meeting was held on Friday even- ing,'March 19 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry 'Glasgow. The president was linable to be present so Miss Mary Clark presided. The devotional period Was conducted by Reta Glasgow; After the open- ing hymn the Scripture was read by Reta Brown, and 'prayers were offered by Rev. W. E. Bramwell. The offering was received by Shir- +A. • acp-onAlt PHONE 235 ,or, 479 BRITANNIA ROAD etriloposeof**••••••••••••••!•••••••••••••••••••••• the famous line of Royal Typewriters and Supplies iiiwailable to you at PREMIERE PLANNED OF STRATFORD FILM World premiere of "The_ StrQt-,z fifird-AdVetitifFe7 feature46eu- mentary. film of the birth of the Shakespeare Festival in Stratford, Ontario, will, be held in ,Stratford towards the end of April, it has been announced by the National Ivitniatoard of Canada. Immediately following the pre,. Miere, date of which ha„riot been set precisely, the40:minu-tei, color flint will open in major m yie theatres across the country. The picture will be 'distrilMted in an. ada by Columbia Plantes. The,filtn; the work of the Nati' 4 team of 'ItiVotif and Gudrun Park r'ir4f.ftte gvetti_ gm" - the original Men. of Ton) Patterson f Stratford, tlitotikb 01 its real:* tioirliS One Of the most hiportant: Veiopnlents'bfCginadlan . patrIt. • Ist011.' Meanwhile, pl'ans for the fiIris • Stribtition in &het pars,IOt the wir1d are. being vo* • , ,,