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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-10-07, Page 6We Offer These Educationai Cours.es S tarting Thursday, Oetober ,4 4. Pr.oedure and Rules of Order. Retail Selling 2. Effective Speaking..3. _ Business Administration THEORY AND PRACTICE OF E'F- P OVE1R-T'HE-1COUNTER S►TL'r"IG• OCT. 14, 28, NOV. 12 PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION. ON HOW TO EX- PRESS YOURSELF CLEARLY AND • EFFEaT- IVELY. MARCH 10, 24, APRIL 14 pen to All Men and Women Enroll Now ---In `The Goderich Jaycees' Leadership Training LECTURES, 'SECOND AND FO UR TH THURSDAYS, BRITISH EXCHANGE THEORY OF MANAGEIVIEN'T OF A SNAIL BU?55aEoS. , NQV. 246, DEC. 9, JAN. .13 TRAINING FOR PRESENT AND FUTURE EXFC'UTIV1 --ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION OF 'CLUBS AND COM>MYII°TTE'ES. • JANUARY 247, FEBRUARY 10: 24 Course . ' Call 412 - For 'Particulars HOTEL, 8 P.M. WESTFIELD, Oct. 6. -Baskets of gladioli, dahlias and fall flowers, in artistic arrangements, gave a lovely setting ger the United Church anniversary on Sunday, _which vas. largely attended. Guest minister was Rev. Andrew Lane, of Brussels. In the morning, he spoke on the subject, "Working Together WitW od." In the even- ing the speaker chose as his sub- ject, "Think On These Things." ,;,The chair; under the direction of Harvey McDowell, with Mrs. Mur- ray McDowell as organist, sang two anthems in the morning. In the evening the choir sang an an- them. and the male quartette sang a selection.6s Auburn and Donny- b.00k withdrew their services. -•and. attended Westfield,aziniversary. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller and baby, of Toronto; Mrs. D. Blair, of Belgrave, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Blair. • Gordon Smith' spent the week- end with his cousin, Ross Smith, Of Brussels.. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ament, and Gary, of Auburn, visited with Mi,. and Mrs. Gordon Snell on Sunday. Miss Violet Cook, of Goderich, A'E -Cook, of Blyth, visited with Mrs. F. J. Cook on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent, and family, of Belgrave, were Sun- day McDowell. visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ,Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and family, .of._Brussels, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith on 'Sunday. William McDowell spent a few days last week with Dr. Roy;.•:Sta,eke, house and Mrs. Stackhouse, of Ridgeway. Mr. and. Mrs. Jasper McBrien, of 1 Goderich, Mrs. E. Kirs,hinski, and Maureen, of Detroit, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snell on Sat- urday, Mr. and•Mrs. Gordon Smith were Kitchener visitors on Monday.' Mrs. Mathers, of Lucknow, is visiting her daughter, ' Mrs. Earl Wightman, and Mr. Wightman. Harvey Wightman spent Sunday with friends in London. Miss Rosemary Wilson, of Car- low, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wightman. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDowell were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kershaw, Miss C. McClinton, of Goderich; Jim Pot- ter, of Sault Ste. Marie. Mr. ,and Mrs. Edgar Dane and baby, of Gorrie, were 'Sunday visitors With Mr. and' Mrs. Melvin Taylor. Miss Margaret Jefferson, of Donnybrook, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig and family, of Walton, visited with Mr. ,,a•nd Mrs. Douglas •Campbell on Sunday. OUR APPRECIATION TO YOU WHEN YOU SAY ON t UYING, YOU SAW IT 'IN THE .:SIGNAL -STAR Competition by members of 4-H clubs featured the annual Bayfield Fall Fair staged last Thursday with a crowd of about 2,000, attend- ing the Agricultural Society's pro- gram. Taking part in the competition were Bayfield's four clubs: 4-H Beef Calf Club, 4-H Dairy Calf Club, 4-H Tractor- Maintenance Club and 4-H Swine Club. Praise for their fine showings was voiced by Harold Baker, As- sociate Agricultural Representative' for Huron County. Also outstandin-g was the cattle show, in which over 125 head were shown -largest in the fair's his-' tory. School children from Bayfield i and district paraded to the Com -.i munity Centre, led by the Ban- . nockburn Pipe Band, and judges had a hard time,to choose 'between hundreds of exhibits from 12 Stan- ley and Goderich Township schools-, . -- . -._ - Obtaining the "most points for indoor exhibits and winning a championship shield was S.S. 4, ' West, Stanley Township. Results,, of the 4-H competitions were as follows:' 4-H- -Club ' Results Bayfield 4-H Beef Calf Club: Steers, Joanne McCullough, R.R. 3, Clinton; Mary McCullough, R.R. 3, Clinton; Bob Cluff, R.R. 2, Bay- field; Lloyd Holland, Clinton; John Simmons, R.R, 2, Goderich. Senior heifers, Alex Ostrom, R.R.' 1, Varna; David Ostrom, R,R. 1, Varna; Grant Keyes,Varna. Junior heifers, Steve Scotcher, R.R. 1, Bayfield; Robert Johnston, R.R. 1, Varna; G. Postill, R.R. 3, Clinton; Gary Merner, , R.R. 3; Clinton; Charles Wain, R,R. 1, 'Bayfield. Showmanship, Mary McCullough, Bob 'Cluff, Joanne MMcCullough, Alex Ostrom, .Lloyd Hglland. 4-H 'Dairy 'Calf Club: Senior heif- ers, Murray Lobb, R.R. ;2, Clinton; Don Lobb, Bruce Lobb. Junior heifers, James Storey, R.R. 3, Clin- ton; Jackie Dunn, R.R. 3, Bayfield'; Wayne Sterling, R.R. 3, Clinton; Ken Potter, R.R. "-2, Clinton; Jim Buchanan, R.R. 4, Goderich. Show- manship, "Bruce Lobb, Murray Ldbb, Bobby Grigg, R.R` 3, Clinton; Dan Lobb,.. James Storey. 4-H Swine Cllub: Bill Longmire, R.R. 2, Goderich; Mary McCul- lough, R.R. 3, Clinton; Jim Long- mire, Joanne McCullough, . Mel Simmons, R.R. 2,.-Gederiche.: Show- manship, Mary McCullough, Joanne McCullough, Gerald Rathwell, R.R. 1, Brucefield; Alex Ostrom, Mel Simmons. - , 4.11 Tractor 'Maintenance Club: Lloyd Holland, -Allen Ostrom; Varna; Bob Talbot', Bayfield; Mur- ray Neal, R.R. 3, Clinton. Among the winners in the dom- estic science compe_,titidn was Mrs. W. J. Jewell, of Goderich, who won 21 first 'and 15 second prizes, to- gether with a speelal award in the domestic• pie competition. LEEBURN - LEEBURN, Oct. 6.-WMS Meets. -Mr's. Frank Rising was hostess when the Leeburn WMS held the September meeting. Mrs. - Elmer Hunter was leader, Scripture was read by. Mrs. George Haggitt and prayer by Mrs. Joe Freeman. The new study book was introduced by Miss Helen Clark. An invitation to join with Smith's Hill for their thankoffering at Carlow. Hall was accepted' for Thursday afternoon, October 14. The hostess was as- sisted during the social period by Mrs. Cree-Freeman. At the prev- ious meeting, when the ladies met with Mrs. Tait Clark, they en- joyed an interesting talk by Mrs. R. Swanton, of Sudbury, when she ; ning' her teaching career at this spoke on James Gilmour, of Scot: 1 school and her sister, Eileen, is on land. Rev. • and Mrs. Swanton' the staff of Goderich Public School. spend their summers at Bogie's 1 Carl Mills is in his second year Beach and the Leeburn ladies- will of teaching at U.S.S. No. 9, on the. be looking forward to having Mrs. I Swanton with them next year. The', Baas Line.near Auburn. He lives October Thankoffering of the Lee- !,at R.R. 2,, Auburn and- formerly burn W.M.S. will be held at thetaught in East Wawanosh Town - home. of Mrs.. William Sallows one ' ship. day earlier, Tuesday, October 19.1' Jessie Watt, who lives at RA. 1, Bylth, is teacher at U.S.S. No. 10 She attended' Seaforth High Schoofl and Stratford Teachers' College and is beginning' her second year .Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bogie return- at this school. ed home last Friday from .a three- Shirley Hamilton, teacher at week 'visit to Vancouver, and to U.S.S. No. 12, attended Clinton their -son Earl, and family, at Trail, C'olleg'iate Institute and Stratford B.C., also to Langbank, Sask. Teachers' College. She lives •. at Mr.,. -and Mrs. Charles Kirk, Londe.sboro and is 'beginning her teaching career at the Summerhill school. Duncan MacKay is teacher at the Auburn School, U.S.S. No. 5, Several neW ' school, teachers started duties in Duron County last month and several more took up their duties again at -schools where • they had taught last year. ti In -ran effort --toe assist- re'aders_euae- 1053-54. • Joanne Duckworth, who lives in Goderich, attended Goderich Dis- trict Collegiate Institute and Strat- ford Teachers' College.. She taught last year in Colborne Township. Marlene 'Lowry lives- at RR- 1, Kincardine and attended Ripley High School and Stratford Teach- ers' College. She its beginning her teaching career here., Mrs. Barbara Mcee formerly taught °ini -Colborne Township. "meeting" the teachers in Gode- rich and vicinity, The Signal -Star has obtained the following list of ,teachers and some information about them from Public School Inspector G. G. Gardiner. Goderich Township Christene Bogie, who teaches at iss a No. 1, oflives nMr. Goderich Mrs Harold Bogie. She attended Gode- rich District 'Collegiate Institute and took the first year of the Pre -Teachers' Summer Course in Toronto in '1953 and the• second year last summer, Miss Bogie is beginning her second year at this • school. Mrs. Gordon Orr, teacher at S.S. No. 2, re-entered the teaching pro- fession in 1948 and has taught con- tinuously since then at the. Taylor's Corner school. Ann Shaddock, Who lives in Clinton, teaches at S.S. No. 3. She attended Clinton Collegiate In- stitute and Stratford Teachers' College and is beginning her third year at the Holmesville school. Jean Pitt, who teach �i at S.S. NQ. 4, lives at Varria and- is a daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Pitt. Her father is .a United Church minister. She attended high school in Newfoundland and ob- tained Upper School standing at 'Clinton Collegiate Institute. She 'was graduated from - 'Stratford Teachers' College in 1953 and be- gan her teaching. career at S..S. No. 4. Mrs. Frank Yeo is the teacher at S.S." No. 5, Porter's Hill. She re-entered the teaching profession in 1952 at this, school and taught one year and is beginniing her second year there. . Mrs. Thomas Wilson,. who re. - sides at Carlow, re-entered the teaching profession in 1948, teach- ing at U.S.&No. 12, Hullett (Sum- merhill), where she 'taught fOr four heryeanning rs. third rs. year Wilsonatacher at S.S. S No. 6.- - - Ada M. Webster, who lives at Lucknow, irs beginning her fir=st year at S.S., No, 9. Miss Webster formerly taught in Ashfield Town- ship. Mrs. Sally Bird, •a native of Manitoba, attended Winnipeg Nor - Mal School in 1949. She is be'- -ginning her first year as teacher at S.S. NO.' 10. Ione Watson, teacher at S.S. No. 11, lives at R.R. 2, Walton. She attended Seaforth High School and Stratford Teachers' College and is 1 beginning her teaching career -at this school. Hunt-' Township Christena Cunningham, teacher at U.S.S. No. 2, lives at R.R. 1,'• Auburn and attended Clinton Col- legiate - Institute and Stratford Te'ach'ers' College. She is 'begin - No doubt about it, sparkling ice-cold Coca-Cola helps, set the pace for good times. No other soft drink has ever won the aprovail of so many people . ,, and the invitation *to "Have a Coke" is a byword Ole those who want to serve delicious, wholesome refreshment. 4000 Mrs. Andrew Bogie visited two days recently in Sarnia with her daughter, Mrs. • John Quaid, Mr. Quaid and family. Lloyd and Larry, of Preston, visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Horton and family. Mrs'. M. E. Terrell who has been visit- and lives in the Village of Auburn. ing with the Horton s, also rela- He began his teaching career in tives at Brussels, Clint -on and 1935 in Ashfield . Township and Girk's. h, returned home with the 1 spent three years in the 'armed Kirk s. services during World War Two. He taught at Kintail before going to 'the Auburn school in 1953. Stanley Township Llewellyn, 1MeDonald. came from 'Atwood to accept the principalship of Bayfield School, U.S:S.- 8. He attended Stratford Teachers' Col- lege and taught at West Montrose. Mrs. Vina Parker, a�xesicfeint of � Bayfield re-entered e teaching i l •is ''• be . hin nin':rif��Pofi n grri,. g her 14th year in the Junior Division of the Bayfield School. • . Gdderich Public School Seven new teachers are on the staff of the Goderich Public School this year. Mrs. Sheldon Baxter, teaching Grade ,VI, ''taught at S.S. No. 6, Goderich Township in 1961-52. Joan Courtney, whose home is 'At R.R. 1, Kincardine, is beginning the teaching profession here. She attended Ripley High, School and Stratford Teachers' College. Eileen Cunningham, teaching kindergarten, , ' attended Clinton Collegiate Institute and took one year ofthe Pre -Teachers' Course in Toronto 'last,sumfner. Her home is at 'R tt,. 1,Auburn,. Mrs°. Lois', Dixon, came from Exeter and is teaching;" in the Primary Division. ' She taught at S.S. No. 5, .''C;ll'sborne from 1949 to 1953 and at 'Clinton clic School ST. HELENS PAST MASTERS MEET Maseriic Past Masters Associa- tion fall meeting will be. held* at •Mitchell on Friday evening, Octo- ber.29, at 8 p.m: Rt. Wor. Bro. George F. Clark, chairman of the Grand Lodge Benevolent, Commit- tee,. is to be the guest 'speaker. A numb of of Masons frpm Mait- land LodEP, Goderich and_ -Morns_ ingStar Lodge,- Carlow, are count- ing on being in attendance. The Sullivan mine at Kimberley, B.C., produces gold, copper, silver,. tungstens iron ore, coal, lead and zinc; it is one of the world's lead- ing producers oflead and zinc. The building of new houses in Canada this year is running' ahead of 1953, when more than 100,000 new _dwelling emits laverP romplet-. ed to establish an all-time record high. ST. HELENS, -Oct. 6. -Word was received by relatives here of the death in Guelph on Saturday of Mrs. R. J." Woods, a former resit dent of this community. Funeral services were conducted in the United Church here on Monday afternoon. - Irvin McCabe, of , Windsor, is a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McQuillin and other relatives. Some 50 young people gathered here for the Perth -Huron Y.P.U. reunion camp held from Friday evening until Sunday afternoon. The camp was conducted by Miss Margaret Holland,. of -Clinton, with Rev. Peter Renner, cif Bayfield, as dean, and Rev. D. 'J. MacRae, of W ingham; ' as special speaker.At the Sunday morning service, Harvey Sparling was assisted in the worship service by Miss Ethel Allison, .president of the London Conference,' Y.P.U. Miss Holland -told of the - meeting held recently at Whitby of the National Council of Y.P. Unions of the United Church. ' Mr. Sparling gave a chal- lenging ad -dress on the subject,"The Corner Stone." The choir sang the anthem, "Trust and Obey," and Anne Todd sang two solos. Meals were served in the community hall by members of the W.A. Statistics show that 5-6 per cent of every dollar spent on milk goes to farmers: The Japanese have a curious custom of - taking off their shoos before entering-- a 'house. Thesame custom is observed by some married men all over the world, but only After midnight: Will Cook, of Goclerich, former- ly of this district, is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, and is undergoing an operation this week., Inducting Federni-Titres Pltta•dcposu ZeSer bottle Authorized bollfliel'` 'lr Coca-Colei.wider canircict wit r o -Coto Lfd. w 4' a k. h YI i►stioRRiCti 00111,100, WORKS Goderich NILE, Oct. 6. -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bogie attended the silver wedding, an ni e rsrY af, Mr., and. Mrs:"1hitald :iie%'/te;-_at''BTy; on Sunday. Mr." and Mrs. McDonald Gibbs' and Miss MO McLeod, R.N., of Sarnia, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clark. "e Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was observed at Nile Church, Sun- day. Paul ,Gardiner, Goderich, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. D. McNeil. Mrs. A. Walker, of Wolsley Sask., and Mrs. W. Snyder, of Goderich Township, visited their niece, 'Mrs. George Rutledge, last week. Mrs. Davidson has returned to her home in Detroit• after spend; ing several weeks: with her mother; Mrs. William. Walters, and het sister, Mrs." A. Spragge. . h Anniversary services at 11 a.nt and 7 pat. will be held at Nile Chur'c , Sunday., will be no Stl de/ School. H,ovEYaaR PORNrRFs Treacle with Frestone Town & Country' TREADSNOW/• SUPER TRACTIO'N FORSNOW...MUD,..IC • SMOOTH S SILENT' ON PAVEMENT ROM'. IRVIN P_HONE 53 Colormarked blue for your protection -•-`blue coal' assures extra comfort, convenience and economy ... irhree . good , rcagartS'whfm rdandnror+ budgget- Tonle ar ...-.. ordering ,`blue- coal' this year. insure your Bold weather comfort neiw, fill your bin with 'blue coal' ... and watch heating Costs go down. ' Buying quality means saving money -start order `blue coal' .. the, saving today ... World's top quality hard coal. roc more heat at less cost ca PHONE 98 Authorized 'blue coal' dealer