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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-03-15, Page 4'AGE EO 'forth Street WI1'IS Flan Joint Meeting The 3/1arc{h meeting • of the *.S. of North Street United Murat was held in. the Sunday 134.A001 room oz Tuesday afternoon . _ • last week with a good attend- . tee. The president, Mrs. E. Prid- lik , occupied the chair and pre - elided over the business session. lana. Veers, supply convener, re- • d three wont meetings held i id three large and four' sinall stints 'made and one 55' pound bale Went to overseas relief. (Mrs. Frank ]llt belrt, cerresponding secretary, itepoorted on letters sent and two give:ved. An invitation from the irieteria Street W.M.S. to be pre- med at their Thank -offering meet- ing our April 3 when Miss S. Cour- tee, of Clinton, is to be the guest sper4er was aecepted. iAlrs. H. T• teler read a letter from the Can- cer Society and infcamatiou ,se- garting cancer research. Mrs. Howard Robertson, Chris- tian Stewardship secretary, report- ed that the allocation for 1956 was $550.00 and the missionary for prayer was Miss Laura Darby, of Japan. She also asked for silent prayed' Mrs. Fred Currie offered a short prayer. It was announced that a jkoint Thank -offering meeting of the 'Afternoon and Evening Aux- iliaries would he held on the evening of Mar•eh 27 when Dr. J. Ross, of Goderich, who had been on the mission field, will be guest speaker. Mrs. Earl Westbrook made a request for names of homes where delegates to the conference branch Fl�wersi• FOR Easter or for any special`'occasion ... and AT NEW aO' ' PRICES. - PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY - • See the beautiful display at our now 2 store on Kingston Street. • THERE ARE HYDRJNGEAS, EASTER 'LILIES, MUMS, POTTED 4 MIXED PLANTS, DAFFODILS, ROSES, CARNATIONS, SWEET PEAS, VIOLETS, FERNS. SPECIALS ON FRUIT AND VEGETA •LES 1: BANANAS, bunches BANANAS, loose 3 MUSHROOMS POTATOES 75 lb. bag $1.19 POTATOES IIacINTO.SH APPLES __ , :.. , . :_- 6 qts_ 3,9c MacINTOSH APPLES t per bus. $1.99 too -CHOICE CELERY HEARTS AT ALL TIMES- • MARKEL:4 • PHONE 1571 kw.Free delivery onorders of 'over $2.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • lb. 17c lbs. 25e lb. 59c '10 lbs. 30c MacKAY HALL Tenders will be received by the u9dersigned until noon on Thursday, March 29, 1956, for the prbperty at the corner of North and Nelson Streets, lot 852, in the Town of Goderich, known as MacKay Hall. Tenders should be clearly marked as to contents and should be accompanied by a certified cheque for 5% of the tender price. It is understood that tenders are for the property and building only (not to include the contents of the building or 'equipment and lighting installed by Goderich Little Theatre). The property is being offered for sale'subject to a reserve bid. Highest or any,.o.ffer not necessarily accepted. 11-12 S. H. BLAKE, Town Clerk, Goderich, Ont. could be billeted. Mrs. Meskell reported on Temperance. Mrs. D. D. Mooney was to came of the devotional period. The Scripture lesson was read by, Mrs. Webb and prayer was offered py Mrs. Haskell. Miss Hilda Finnigan eon- tributed a solo, after which an interesting and instructive cancer film was shown entitled, "The Doctor Speaks His Mind." Mrs. 31ooney read from the study book, "Coming Our Way." 0 -0 MAPLE LEAF IODE HOLD MARCH MEET THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR Sailors Lead 24 ' Goderieb Midgets Eliminate Mernjtton Over Strathroy And Meet Aurora In OMPA "B" Finals Goderieh Sailors took a 2-1 lead in their 'best of five series with Strathroy when they downed the Rockets 4-2 in Strathroy, Tuesday night. Emilie opened the scoring in the game at 10.21, to be followed by a goal by Walters on assists from. Miller and MacPherson. Mortimer scored the only goal of _ the second period on an assist • from Williams. White and Mae - The March meeting of the Maple Donald were the marksmen for the Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.1., was held Tars in the final period, while at the home of Mrs. George Paas Barash scored the only other sons on Tuesday evening of last week with 35 members attending. The regent, Mrs. R. W. Hughes, presided. Mrs. F. Sandy, standard bearer, carried in the standard. The secretary, (Mrs. J. W. Wal- lace, read the minutes and the correspondence. Mrs. A. G. Kerr and Mrs. R. ,W. Hughes were nominated as dele- gates to the annual meeting to be held in Hamilton in April. Mrs. W. A. MacLaren was nom- inated tea 'convener with a com- mittee consisting of Mrs. G. Ellis, Mrs. A. G. Kerr, Mrs. A. M. Harp- er and Mrs. R. Breckenridge. Mrs. F. Carry was re-elected treasurer for 1956. Mrs. H. Ford, Mrs. H. Brennan, Mrs. J. Sully, Mrs. F. Sturdy, Mrs. J. W. Wallace and Miss E. Saults offered to canvass for the Cancer Society. A timely article on immigration was read by Mrs. J. Hindmarsh, convener of Empire and World Affairs. Mrs. H. G. Hays, educational sec- retary, reported from the educa- tional committee meeting. Sever- al motions were passed regarding budget, bursaries, music festival, Drama Society and school prizes, the adopted and the public schools. Mrs. A. A. Nicol, convener for Services at Home and Abroad, ap- pealed for used clothing fer the bale to be sent to Korea. Reports were. .read by Mrs. F. Curry, treasuker; Mre .G. Kerr, assistant treasurer,.and Mrs. H. Pinder got both Studebaker goals, Strathroy scally. On Monday night, the Sailors also upset- the Rockets, downing them by an 8-6 score, in the Arena here. It was 2-0 for Strathroy at the end of the first period but the, 'Sailors bounced back in the sec- ond and scored six goals to Strath- roy's two and went out in front 6-4. Both teams added two in the final chapter. • • For Goderich, Westlake and Mer- iam each scored twice, with singles going to Reis, MaciPherson, Wil- liams and MacDonald. Drawing assists were: Reis; Westlake; Mac- Donald (2); Brady; MacPherson (2); Mortimer (2); Williams (2); White. PEE WEE MOTOR LEAGUE In the 'third game of a total goals seriesbetween Fords and Rouse of the Pee Wee Motor League, Fords downed Rouse 4-3. Robin- son got ati four Ford goals un- assisted. Jeff Reid scored two and Bill Moore one, on an assist from Reid, for Rouse. In second games of total goal series, Applekings downed Chevs 3-1 and Dodges edged Studebakers 3-2. Goalgetters for Applekings were Frank Gardiner from Beech - ler; Marty Baechler from George Hudson, and George Laithwaite from Huds'bn. Bill Bettger got the bone Chev goal. Goalgetters for Dodges were Dennis Williamson, from Ron McCartney; Ray Jeffrey, unassisted; Dennis 'Williamson from Lloyd 1 albfleisch. Ernie Heath, treasurer for the Opportun- ity Shop. Mrs. R. Breckenridge reported on the Opportunity Shop. A system .of marking was discussed. The names of three new mem- bers were presented by the mem- bership . convener, Mrs:. C. M. Baechler. Mrs. H. Brennan,. Ways and Means convener, reported on the forthcoming fashion show. During the tea hour, Mrs. A. A.. Nicol spoke a few words Of fare- well from the chapter to Mrs. E. Buswell and thanked the hostess for her kindness. NEW NEIGHBORS' NIGHT Goderich Jaycees marked New Neighbors' Night at their dinner meeting at the British Exchange Hotel, Wednesday evenieg of last week. Following ,the showing of a film illustratinghow,, new Can- t e . usiness meeting was he A request from the Huron Pres- bytery of the United Church that the Jaycees reconsider their in- vestigations into the Canada Tem- perance Act was referred to the steering committee. Several mem- bers volunteered to assist in the canvassing for the Huron County Tuberculosis Association and the Canadian Cancer Society, in April. A short film showing same of the beauty of Paris closed the meeting. 0 !) O Mrs. Jas. Sherwood has returned from a month's visit at Sudbury and Toronto. Mr. William J. Lacey, of Detroit, spent the past week with his sister, Miss Mary Lacey, Cambridge street. Mr. Richard Porter attended the beef convention on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week at the Royal York Hotel, Tconto. assisted by Bruce MacDonald. Fords, Dodges and Applekings were series winners and bean the round robin Saturday morning. At this game, Applekings and Dodges fought to a 3-3 tie. Barry Scrimgeour scored two of the Ap- pleking goals, with the third going to Frank Gardiner. Larry Jeffrey scored twice for Dodges, and Den- nis Williamson netted the 'third. First games of tote -1.00S series in the Bantam League, played Fri-> day nights saw Ainslies blank IGA 5-0. In the second game, Sheaf- fers downed Mills 2-0. For Ainslies, Ron All.in scored twice and picked .up two assists. Dave Wilkinson got a goal and an assist, as did Don Jeffrey. James Scott netted the fifth goal and Richard Worsell picked up an assist. Scorers for Sheaffers were Ed. Laithwaite and Gary Stoddart u. rho' axr,., ,c.,,oh,.....,r• 6 tt.. ,. , %„., ,y[ .roe a^ •,om • LADIES' NYLON HOSIERY NUAL SALE March 14 to March 24 "Orient'', Formal Sheer, Lace T9p, 60 Gauge, 15 tia egular $1.50. enier. Sale price $1.20 pr. "Orient" a d ' `Supersilk'* Evening Sheer and Daytime Sheer. 51 Gauge and 15 Denier. 45 Gauge a . d 30 Denier. Regular $1.35. Sale price $1.08 pr. "Orient" Penny Sang Nylons. i1Gauge and 15 Denier. Special value 89c pr. . E. HIBSERT `ARE & SON GODERIGH BOWLING Coming Soon Hoekey fans were treated to a fine display of h;eckey at the ia&ena here Friday night when the Merri- tton 11 idgets and the Goderieh Midgets clashed for the right to enter the O.IM.H.A. Midget "B" finals. The locals took the game 9-6 and the two -game series 13-10. The first game played in Merri- tton ended_ ,in a 4-4 tie. Apparently the Goderich ice sur- face is considerably larger than that of the Thorold arena where the Merritton boys had been ac- customed to playing and although they put up a good scrap, (they were obviously a little more tired than the locals at the end of the game. Goals by Jeffery and Leeson at the seven and eight minute marks of the first period gave 'Goderich a two goal lead which they hung onto and added to during the rest of the game. Jeffery scored again at the nine minute point in the second period, while two quack goals by Bowes and Hicks a minute later put !Merritton into .the running. Williamson took passes from Gal - low and Peachey and flashed the red light twice M 20 seconds. Scott took a pass from Gallow and slipped the puck past McFadden, and Stubbert added another one for .Merritton. Both teams racked up three goaLs for the night. Stubbert, Crosbie and Dorman were the marksmen. for Ma:rritton. Each team drew five penalties during the genie. It is expected that the Goderich club will now meet Aurora in the finals. The fllerritton boys are to be oongratujlated on their fine showing this year, having dumped Grimsby Dunnville, Tillsonburg and Amilerstburg to will,, the right to meet Goderich in the semi-finals. 0 LE BURN g. :BlURN, Mae. 12. -The Hor- ton family are truly grateful to their neighbors on the Dungannon 19 line for responding to a fire alarm last Wednesday night 'meant for Jim Hawkin's 'brit 'understood as• Jim Horton's house. Luckily the chimney fire at Jim Hawkin's was soon .brought under control as it was a terrible night for a fire. Mr. Roy Linldater was taken by ambulance .to the iGoderich hos- pital last Thursday. Latest re- ports, he is improving. Mrs. Link - later is with her daughter, Mrs. John Wallace, and Dr. Wallace and family. ti Mrs.• Joe Freeman visited all last week in the London district with arietnbers of Mr. Freeman's family, the .Bannisters. Mr. Free- man has been working in ••the Lon- don district the greater part • of the winter. Little Bros. Bowling Alley, Huron Road, will be open soon. Watch for announcement of opening date. •••••••••••••••••••••••• SPORTS. CALENDAR •+•••••••••••••••••••••• THURS., MARCH 15 - Learn to Skate 1.30-3.30 p.m. Midget Practice 3.30-5.30 p.m. Bantam House League Playoffs 6 p.m. Strathroy vs. Goderich 8.30 p.m. ••••••••••••••••0•••••••1 FRIDAY, MARCH 16- Pee Wee Motor League Round Robin Playoffs Fords vs. Dodges 6 p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••0004 SAT., MARCH 17- Pee Wee Motor League Round Robin Playoff Fords vs. Apple Kings 10.30 a.m. Figure Skating 12 p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••• SUNDAY, MARCH 18 - Public Skating 2.4 p.m. (Silver Collection) Adult Skating 8.30-10.30 p.m. (Silver Collection 41140•••••• MONDAY, MARCH 19 - Learn to Skate 1.30-3.30 p.m. Midget Practice 4 p.m. Lions and Provincial Police Benefit Night 7 p.m. •••••••i•••••••A••0•••••4 TUESDAY, MARCH 20- L4•• to Skate •1•• �.3•0 •i WFb., MARCH 21,-. Curling. 1 - Curling. W.O.A.A. MAJOR LEAGUE Int. "A" PLAYOFF STRATHROY ROCKETS vs. GODERICH SAILORS AT GODERICH ARENA ON THURSDAY, MARCH 15-8.30 p.m.._ ADULTS 75c CHILDREN 15c 0 4 td MARCH DRUG SALE At All I.D.A. Drug Stores Shop at YOUR DRUG STORE the safe, logical and dependable place to buy drugs, medicines and other products for health and ebeegeepereseeeereeeliseseessiseeesseeeeseeseeeseeeesseveieemseereseeneessee RIIEWsNG COMPANY LIMITED I.D.A. Brand TOILET TISSUE White -Extra softl- Extra strong! FULL SIZE ROLL OF 750 SHEETS .Special March Sale Price 2 ROLLS FOR 23c A special purchase of top cf'uali ty WASH CLOTHS This is one of the best wash cloth offerings we have had, excellent qual- ity in very attractive pat- terns and colors - some have carved effect. 25c VALUE 2 FOR 25c I.D,A. Brand COLD CREAM SOAP ,Fines_ quality soap -high fat content --contains lano- i3n-a guaranteed I.D.A. product. Regular 2 cakes 25c 12 FOR 1.29 2 BATH SIZE CAKES 23c I.D.A. Brand TOOTH PASTE *cleans the teeth *freshens the breath *makes your mouth fool really clean. March Drug Sale Price Reg. 49c 390 I.D.A. Brand SHAVING CREAM A fine =bubble, rich, moist lather -bolds plenty of water in the beard to give a smooth, quick shave. Regular 49c I.D.A. Brand MINERAL OIL Heavy Grade -Medicinal Quality 16 oz. r19. 55c 40 oz. reg. 1.10 413c 87e I.D.A. Brand WAX PAPER Heavy grade 12 inch -100 foot roll in box with metal cutting edge. Regular 29c. 25c 2 FOR 49c Brand PAPER NAPKINS 70 white, embossed, in _ a dis -penser type box. Regular low price 17c, 2 for 33c 15c 2 FOR 29c "Safeheat" HEATING PADS End of season clearance. 3 -heat switch, 4 thermostats Regular 4.95 3.99 SACCHARIN - TABLETS '4 grain 100's,, reg. 20c 15c 500's, reg. 55c 39c 16 grain 100's, reg. 23c 19c 500's, reg. 65c 49c . IDO(L-AGAR 16 and 40 oz. reg. 79c, 1.59 59c, 1.19 A.B.S. & C. TABLETS 100's reg.' 23c 190 I.D.A. BEEF. IRON & WINE Contains Vitamin B1, a valuable tonic for impaired nutrition, anaemia and general debility. Regular 1.00 79c MOTH PREVENTIVES Special! PARADICHLORBENZENE MOTH CRYSTALS An I.D.A. earlybird special ' "YF1bs. for 59c MOTH BALLS & MOTH FLAKES 1 pound boxes 23c 2 for 45e 39c Suring Cleaning Specials! Make your annual chore a whole lot easier and save money tool WASHING COMPOUND Tri -sodium Phosphate, 1 lb., 19e I.D.A. Brafid*-SPOT REMOVER 4 oz., reg. 40c - Special Sale Price,33c 10 oz., reg. 75 - Special Sale Price ' 59c I.D.A. "East Gloss" FLOQR WAX 1 pound tin, reg. 53c 39c N►4ih••• •••OiN••••••4 anipbell's Drug $fore A Real Buy! FAMILY PACK 6 Combs 19c. You can't miss on these! A special Purchase to give you good quality at a new low price. Assorted' 2 curl, 2 bobby, 1 pocket and 1 eight -inch dressing comb. SPRONG ROBIN! A very plump robin, which slid not get that way from fsrod available on snow-covered fields in this area, showed up at ,the !tack dear of Mr. and' Mrs. John Vincent on Mon- day. With such a welcome )harbinger of spring as their visitor, the Vincents fed the bird. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent recalled that the first robin they saw last spring was on March 3. -� 'MUMMY, ' CH lC4b', 1.50 ,Miss Glace hynas, 'azoom anted by her brother, Ma'. C.. Y. R: :r as, 4 'I rtontox rrisit d three ;veeks re- cently •at Sarasoge Hotel, Sarasoge, Florida. Mrs. Pearl Priddle has returned from London where the visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb Cranston. Mrs. Cranston has been quite ill but is now improving in 'health. Mr. and Mrs. Robert !i ernes, of Windsor, visited at the week -end with the lather's parents,agis- trate and Mrs. :1 . Holmes. COMMERCIAL HOTEL CLINTON Re -Opens Sunday, March 18 AT 4 P.M. WITH A SPEC/AG DINNER SOUTHERN FRIED 'CHIGKEN $1.25 $1.25 Aliso a wide variety of dishes --all full course meals at moderate prices. Having just returned from a European trip, Mr. and Mrs. Ceriel Van Damme will welcome back their old customers and also new with the finest in home cooked meals. ;711 T-BONE STEAKS DOMINION F ?�£x Icac"S SERVED. ON TOAST! ao� - -ORANGE GRAPEFRUIT TWO FRUIT MARMALADE ADDS ZEST TO ANY MEAL! PURE TOMATO HEINZ KETCHUP 4z, 250 11, OZ. 230 BOTTLE PKG. ADD 'VARIETY TO YOUR MEALS! SMALL . SIZG. 250 NLB ES CELLO BrAG 39p MEATY P�t�' SPREADS EASILY - EVENLY - PLAIN. OR PIMENTO CHATEAU CHEESE weds,: • err ,4,4 } s110".Cyt'PaRA N�1 tazitatr.hc ffr A zivaz.c'li`-+• tt,ici ,n TENDER AND SE GREEN GIANT - UNGRADED FANCY PEAS 21TINS 33 - 0 IT'S NATIONAL TEA VIM RED FIRST QUALITY - ORANGE PEKOE SC OFF LB. 62p DOSEPACKP[G. RED ROSE - ORANGE 'PEKOE 3i430 0 �19p,. TEA BAGS - - ECONOMICAL! D. S. L, BLACK TEA BAGS - RICHMELIIO - ORANGE PEKOE. TEA BAGS - TEA LO a =. Pkg. CELLO PKG- --OF moo▪ O'F30G. {���/OF 6067:: RICHMEL ORANGE PEKOE DOMINO BLACK TEA pkg b. 550 BROWN LABEL SALAD -ATEA - TENDER LEAF - ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAGS - rr SC OFF PACK a OZ. PKG. PIKG. OF 30 650.. 38$ BISCUIT FEATURE! McCORMICK'S MONARCH MALLOWS 'iced -38111; .250 BUDGET -- ECONOMICAL 13 I WAX PAPER 011 29¢ FACIAL ' TISSUES K KLEENEX 2 _30 39p RICHMELLO SALAD DRESSING V r Oz. 590 FOR BATHROOMS - NAVY TISSUE SANITARY NAPKINS KOTEX 2 "z12 790 ,MAPLE Leer MATCHES P1 got 250 LIPTON'S - CHICKEN NOODLE DURHAM OR CANADA - CORN SOUP MIX 2 p ° . 250 STARCH 2g:350 FOR CHOCOLATE CHIP CQOKIES VA -N- KIRKS - CHIPITS '2c 250 1 BAR FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF 3 -MAPLE LEDAF DEALAR21� � E TOILET SOAP - KRAFT IIANDI SNACKBRUNSWICK Cheese Rolls Ro°a" 290 HADDIE LYNN VALLEY -STD. CREAM ALLEN'S - CORN .2'T ns 250 °JUICE Goblin --Heat and Servo --Braised SKIM MILK STEAK Tln°z, 390 MILKO . ENS TOMATO SAUCE - COOKED HEINZ 'A- AGH•I~TTI - CHICKEN 14 Oz. 240 Tin (ri CHOICE APPLE 2 aTlne- 270 POWDER --INSTANT 18kv.Oz.31 P IS 16: RUITS SrVEGETABLES V� ¢ GXdpY� Sweet Juicy California Navel Sunkist Oranges Size 288's Imported California No. 1 Crisp Green Jumbo Size 24's Celery Stalks Imported Texas Solid Green New Cabbage Doz. 35c Each Lb. 6c 25c VISIT YOU'? 1DOMINION FOB FULL DETAILS ABOUT • "FAMOUS BRANDS FORTUNE HUNT" ALL VALVES EFFECTIVE i.11 GODERICH mall Closing Time Sat.. tag. 17 01113 MIAMI/NT= MI merchandise sold, et you* DprminIon Shore is unconditIon- n'1y tluaranteed t© -gives yon 100, eatlifectlon. m„ -r DOMINION STORES LIMITED r 0 -r