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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-06-03, Page 6A 0, t, .. • • THE GODERICH SIGNAL.STAit 1111EILIRSDAY., lard, • ?Mg VIRAL IOU GEE= .atir GOMM-a HARBOR' Bobbing contentedly up and dOwl: on the water, hall a • dozen Brant geese had quite a time for themselves eating min- nows tossed to them by perch fishermen at Goderieh, harbor's north pier last Thursday. According to three officials of the Department of Lands and Forests Wildlife Division, Brant geese are rare in this area at this time of year. Their usual home is in Canada's north and they are seldom seen this far south so late in the spring: Inspector E. R. Meadows, of the Lands and Forests district office in Galt, along with Roy Bellinger of the Clinton office and Charles Horton of the Hespeler office said they had also seen some Brant geese in the Grand Bend area, earlier last week. ..:1611111.1=M1=1.11 eseeireeeif••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Monster Bingo, Bens -all Community Arena, MONDAY, JUNE 7 3500 IN. PRIZES. 15 regular games—$30 each. 2 specials $100 each—1 special $200 1 extra special for Meteor Car complete with heater. license and tank of gas. Come and bring your frien-ds to Western Ontario's Best Bingo ADM1SSI0N—$1.00 FOR 15 REGULAR GAMES Extra cards for regular and 3 cash specials, 25c,- 5 for $1.00 'CAR SPECIAL $1.00 PER CARD. DOORS 'OPEN 8- p.m. BINGO STARTS 9 Rm., Sponsored by Hensall Legion 468 and Legion Auxiliary -22 emtemmemmeevesemmommemoommommoommimemmie Ashfield Pupils - NEWS OF A Present Concert DUNGANNON, June 2.—A con- cert was given at the Dungannon agricultural hall bn Friday night by pupils oft,the-Ashfield Township schools with Mrs. Duncan Simpson, Kintail, music supervisor, in charge and playing accompaniments at the piano. Jack Gould, a member of the school board, was chairman for the porgram, in which 160 children took part. Eric Moore and Ray Stanley, teachers, assisted in the management of the recital. Solos were sung by Mary Loud Collinson, Kintail; Joyce Thorbnrn, Lochalsh; Terry Paquette, Crewe; Aneka Youswama, Crewe; Jimmy Anderson, Crewe; Kathy Gould, Kintail; Neil MacKenzie, Hemlock City; Barbara MacKenzie, Kintail; Morris Sampson, Dungannon; Sharon West, Hemlock City; Barrie -Matthews, Fourth School; Annette 15ixon, Port Albert; Maurice Dal- ton, Kingsbridge; Lumrnie Lotgen- burg, Crewe; Dianne Ritchie, Tenth School; Evelyn Brown, Sedar Val- ley; Lynda Blake, Dungannqpi Wayne Stewart,. Fourth Schoor.---'' Duets were sung by Dianne Leir- man and Patricia Drennan, Kings- bridge; Kenneth Gardner and Elaine Cook, Zion; Joan ,Barger and Helen MeNay, Lothian; 'Karen Kilpatrick and .. Mary Andrew, Ninth School; Sandra Brooks and Wayne Brooks, Dungannon. Trios were sung by Joyce MoNay, Elaine MeNay and Eleanor MeNay, Lothian; by Annette Dixon, Arthur Dixon and Jimmy Quaid. Chorus numbers were sung by school groups. An operetta was perform- ed.by, the Dungannon junior room. Five hundred different types of fine paper are made in Canadian mills. Twill be 1, 8 million dollars please imperial's shopping bill is more ihan'i million a week .6. ' ...-fhaf's wh4f we sp-end cZtr * Yr in Canada just for everyday ..,„ co i ern --,.., _: !. 1.:.„102. 4,140, ..„...., needs.If doesn* include • crude oil, which alone runs -fo $472 million a week! Nor does if include wage,calaries or Wk. What do we buy?' Everything from soup (io feed geological parfies) /11krii nuts (10 ff a few icks clynarnife'--..2 and diesels • miIIior bOlfC) derr• and even cafalytic cracking units (cat crackeethey're c -411c1) io make those beffer gsolines. itVe buy things from COO k Book nada 0 ..... 6,000 Canadian frmc iP- Af• from coasi- to- co4sf. Shopping , on this scale create-ry- ,Af , e t A of work for a l'Of of people. Ali ' right across Canad. , . Esso IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED . • AUBURN, June 2.—Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre, and Mr. and Mrs: 'H. Renderknecht, of Detroit, Were week -end visitors with Mr. and MAL George Beadle. Mr. and 1VIrs. W. Good visited with Mr. and- Mrs. Pepper, Ilensall, Sunday, Mrs. Harry Yungblut, Bob Yung- blut, 'and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yungblut, of London, attended the convocation at Queen's University, When Glen Yumgblut received his Bachelgr of Science degree 1.#101. honors. Glen leaves June 14 for Calgary, Rev. and Mrs. Sherman, of Sparta, a former minister of the Auburn Baptist Church, called on friends here last, week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cantwell and family have moved into the house on the farm of Harry L. Sturdy. Misses Rena and Gladys McClin- chey, Donna Walden and Barbara Smith took first in their class at the music festival sponsored by Clinton Y.P.U. William Anderson took first in the boy's solo- class -at the -music festival at Belgrave last week. Mrs. Alf Tebbutt, of Godericla, spent the week -end with her bro- ther, E. Phillips and Mrs. Philips. Mr. and Mrs. Stoltz 'and family, of Alliston, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Stoltz and Mrs. M. Chopin, Sunday. The Centenary, Committee held a draw for $50 last Friday night. Mrs. George Beadle was the holder of the lucky ticket which' was drawn by Ron Rathwell. Miss Christine Cunningham was • successful in passing her exams on her year's work at the Stratford Teacihers' College. She will teach pear Clinton. Miss M. R. Jackson and Miss Margaret A. Jackson attended the Metropolitan Opera at Toronto last week. ., _ . 14r. and'Mrs.tharles Scott visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. 'Marshall' `Stone- house,. Belgrave,.on Sunday. W.A. Meets. — The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Association was ,held Tuesday of last week with the 'Busy Beavers" group in charge. The devotional period was led -by Mrs. Stewart Ament with Mrs. C. C. Washington at the piano. The Scripture lesson I was read by Mrs. Charles East and prayer was given by ' Mrs. Guy Cunningham. The offering was re- ceived by Mrs. Keith Arthur and Mrs. J. J. Robertson. The presi- dent, Mrs. Bert Craig, took over for the business period. It was decided to hold a Strawberry Fes- tival the latter part of June. Fol-. lowing the business a social even- ing was enjoyed. High prizes were won by Mrs. Stewart Ament, Miss Viola Thompson; consolation prizes, REV. ALEX NIMMO° Wingham,:--who will be guest preacher at the ,Auburn United Church 'Anniversary Services on Sunday, June 6, at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Mrs. Sid Lansing and Mrs. Charles Straughan. Anniversary. — The Sunday School Anniversary and Flower Service of Auburn United Church will be held this Sunday, June 6, at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Rev. Alex. Nimmo, of Wingham Presbyterian Church, is guest preacher. in the morning a childrens' choir will sing. At the evening worship "The Harboraires" male chorus, of Gode- rich, will have charge of the music. Edward, Oscapella, violinist, of Stratford, will also play at' both services. The services will be under the direction of Charles Scott, Superintendent of the school. Shower Held.—A miscellaneous shower was held in the Foresters Hall, Thtirsday night, in honor of Miss Jean Glousher. Mrs. • Wes Bradnock presided for a short pro- gram. Community singing was ed by Mrs. W. J. ' Craig with Mrs. R. J. Philips at the piano. Miss Donna Haggitt sang a solo with guitar accompaniment; a reading was given by Gladys McClinchey and Rena .McClinchey gave an ac- cordian number. An .addreSs was read .by Elva Gross, extending con- gratulations and best wishes and a decorated baby carriage loaded With gifts Was brought in -by Eileen Cunningham and Joanne Easorn, Mrs. Sid McClinchey played piano selections. DECORATING - PAINTING CARPENTRY WORK REMODELLING • ESTIMATES' GIVEN FREE C. J. 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Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Comfort, St. Catharines, who were visiting and Mrs. Cecil Blake for a week, returned home last Thursday. 11r. and Mrs..liarold• Smith and scins,, Bill and .Jim, of Toronto, were • recent visitors with., his parents, lVfx. and Mrs. Will Smith., W. and Mrp. Warren .Bamford, Preston; spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stothers. , •Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Pentland,, -Pamela and Robert, of Detroit, spent the week -end at Port Albert beach, and with relatives. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. H, J. L. Eedy on Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Denstedt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gaul -and Mrs. Edna Yundt, of Milverton. - Re•Dedication.—Rev. G. D. Watt took part in -special services morn- ing and evening at St. Helen's Unit- ed Church for re -dedication of the Sunday- -school - rooms in • that church. They observed Flower Sunday and had as guest speaker a Korean minister, Rev. Chung Choon Kim. Several other Dun- gannonites attended. Mr. and 'Mrs:Robert Bere visited his sister, Mrs. Albert Slessor and Mr. Sleesor, at Kincardine on Sun- day. Wes. Alton, of London, was a rington, Godericli, was home with them for the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris, Detroit, were week -end visitors with his mother, Mrs. Abner Mor- ris. Mr. and Mrs. Elarold Mugford and family, Detroit, also visited on Stufday. Miss Pearl Caldwell, Toronto, is home spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Caldwell. 1140416.00068110041.611118600-0111.411411 MEN DO YOU WANT A STEADY JOB— With good pay, excellent pension plan and • opportunities for PROMOTION, LEARNING USEFUL TRADE, AND OVERSEAS SERVICE? If so—Contact Your Local Recruiting Officer at the TOWN HALL Goderich Wednesday, June 10 A.M. until 6,45 P.M. A OOOOOSSOO•1100001110001100411410 ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF -TRAVEL & PUBLICITY HON. L. P. CliILIE, 0.C,.. MINIUM" antrismasommar Rud- Jqriff n and 1AffFikY "Wan& vLsed ir., end, Mrs. Jim 5*.rotaii on unday. Mr, and Ws. 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