Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-04-12, Page 11WATCH FOR The_Rexall_One_Cent Sale BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 21 Your chance -to stock up on many Rexall Drug and Sund ry_ items at Dunlop's Drug Store J. C. MARRIOTT, Phm.B. Phone i' • Goder c . We deliver A Rm 12th, b56 TAYLOR'S CORNER TAYLOR' IST , April m0. Mr; and M s. Len Oollyer and Sandra J i are home ,antes speed- ing 'the winter months i..• the South. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ginn spent a £ews 'in da31Ela�arailt t do last week. The Ladles' Aid held their reg- ular meeting at the church last. week with 13 members and,, one 'ere - THE GOD ICH SIGNAL -STAR visitor 'preae t, t. Mr's. Chester St ed and ar a d M � a. .ra ie 1°" rrr Walters were hes'teeees. Church service was held on Sere day at 3 p.m. whet. five new MAI - hers joined. Mr. and Mrs• Chester Sturdy Arent Sunday with 1Mr. .and. Mree John Kernighan, of Goderieh. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder and Mrs. Geo, Ginn attended the fun- eral o£ their cousin, Mr. Verne Remit, at Preston, On tl !•of'day, allr. Howard l Sturdy took Ail Sturdy to leende r on Sun ay where mil left by train for Montreal to join the crew' t the S.S, Outarde watch tw tered there. Including progx`ants now under- way, 'new• inrreetm nt in Plant ee pansiorr by Canada's four integrat- ed steel mills hascost $450,000,000 sinee 1950. o. NEWS OF AUBURN AV$11R April 0.--41 3 e Eas ter candles.—Mrs. Roy a se Thankofferrug .meeting of the Wei men's Missionary Society of Knox United Ch was held in the urn 1 and to i r �tll church, e entry , T•uesday afternoon, April 3rd, with the ladies from St. Mark's Anglican, Baptist and Knox Presbyterian churches as guests. Mrs. Oliver Anderson's group was inchange of . the meeting. Mrs. W. illiaan. T. Robison gave the call to worship and win. Jrn uerson Rogers sang "The Lord's Prayer" very effective- ly. After the guests were wel- comed 'by Mrs. W. T. Robison, a beautiful hymn wags sung, led, by the choir with Miss Margaret R. Jackson at the organ. The psalm was read responsively, led by Mrs, Oliver Anderson. The 'solos from guest societies were- all very ap- propriate and sung so lbeautifully, accompanied lll sa i theeby Mrs. Robert Phillips J. piano. Mrs. Wes. Bradnock sang "Yes, 'Tis Spring- time," Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, "Open the Gates of the Temple," and Mrs. (Rev.) John Ostrom, "The Holy City." Mr=s. Gordon Me- Clinehey read the Scripture lesson from the Gospel of St. Luke, fol- lowed with prayer by Mrs. William T. Robison. -An inspiring address was given by Mrs. C. C. Washing- ton. Mrs. Oliver Anderson sincere- scare - tar". • 4 preparatory 'service was held last Friday evening an Knox Pres- byterian Church with, the Rev. D. J..Lane in charge, Special baptis- mal services were held when the following ; were baptized: Mrs. Major YounglbdUt, Ross Stewart, Lyle, Lynn and Helen Youngblut. Last Sunday, a Communion service was held d and the hollowing were received into the membership of the church; by certificate -- Mr. Major Youngblut and .by .confes- sion of faith, William Dobie, Ger- ald Dobie, Ross Young�blut, Stewart Youngblut, Lyle Youngblut, Dynan Youngblut and Helen Youngblut. Miss Betty Lou Robinson, of Clinton, visited` last week with her riend, 'Miss Margo Grange. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Youngblut, Gary, Judy and Buster, of Hamil- ton, visited over the week -end with his father, John Youngblut and sister, Mrs. Russel King and. Mr. King. Miss Frances Houston, 'R.N., of London, visited last week with her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. John Hous- ton. Mr. Eugene Dobie, of Toronto, visited last Tuesday with his mo- ther, Mrs. Catherine Dobie. Mrs. W. Andr ws, of Dungannon, and sister, Mrs.`Dollry Evans, of the ly thanked all who helped with the West, visited last week with ,Mrs. meeting with special thanks to John Graham. the visiting ladies for their mess- Mrs. Larry Glasgow, Alan and age -through song. Mrs. Earl D•enmis returned from a week's Wigttman presided for the busi- holiday at Port Perry. ness period, expressing her ap- Mrs. Robert J. Phillips was a London visitor last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott spent the weekend with friends in Walkerton. Guests with Mrs. John Graham on Saturday and Sunday were: Mrs. Charles Ross and daughter, Flor- ence, of Detroit, Mrs. W. Boulston and Mr. Chas. Smith, of W,in,gham, and Mrs. John Whylds, of Ripley. Mrs. Margaret Sclater, Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Herberger, Marion Herberger and Miss Harriet Mur- ray, of Seaforth, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mts. Edgar Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig and family moved on Monday to their new .home in Arva.. - - Miss Judy and Master Mark preciation and thanks for the splendid program and address. The offering was received by Miss Margaret it. Jackson and Mrs. Wil- liam Straughan and the dedicatory prayer was sung. :Mrs. Earl Wight man reminded us of the Presby- terial meeting in Exeter and also of -our invitation. to (meet with the Londesboro W.M.S. on April 12. Mrs. Wightman pronounced the benediction. The ladies were in- vited to the Sunday School room where a delicious lunch was serv- ed.- mea was' poured ib -Mrs. C. C. Washington and Mrs. Earl Wight - man and served from a beautifully decorated table centred with a bouquet of yellow daffodils and Tez/mttli-, keKeeeeek tv-41 4-PIA;s qaiam,rimt3, 44 adfie,i4i Ad444, duLczt At46- 4-ke, Lu-s-u.diA,p, - e,katcut la4,014t/4244, A4,4",6490Aitkin a.4 GL. C.u-Ctel,t.e,t, • 04-aLok J tArt,, urolle4,1_ (2,tt ditte 4 44 u,,,A c,kuLut, r4 w.al�aeG 0, 2 A/km, tk„a l,°"e � aeu:.) 4, a.,.�c G.ue A; Jj-j-j-j ukdpt. AL4- /Le, +04 a- 14 frr4 1'4'44'6 ni )44- 0,,A.44 4Ud. iw.ar mss...»L .0 sL4a ....ti�48c..,G.e.latcc464- This Is typical of thousands of letters received by HFC. Publication authorized by our customer. Name deleted to protoct privacy. toto ya Why HFC custorners are satisfied If you Would inquire in your eb not city—Sr in any communi y from coast to coast—you would find thousands of satisfied customers who, like the person who wrote the letter above, are glad to recom- mend HFC. Why? Simply because when they needed money help most, our business—making small ca'.h loans ---helped most to keep their family a going concern. Are all our customers completely satisfied? No, not all. No company pleases all its customneri all the time. But fore every one dissatisfied HFC customer, you will find thousands of satisfied ones. ThkQe customers respect Household Finance for advising ' therm that loan should he made only for constructive purposes. This is one f the reasons why more people borrow from HFC ---and recommend HFC ---than any other consumer finance company. OUSEW�?LD FINANCE CANAbA's MST A 90 PoRuMo3T COW:AJMER FINANCE C6MPANV Arthur visited la.a week their gr anilparel1t d Ur. and MU. Elmer Koller, O R13!th. Private Alan Craig, Of Fatty Border spent tho wee Borden, p i;.. end - with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig. Mrs. T. El'obisora visited With Mr. and Mrs. Osropd and ganktip of Toronto, roeently. Mr. and Mrs. Ben HaIlton and John, of Toro .i ter, visited -w:ith, his. parents, Afr. and Mrs. David ra- ilton and other relatives over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Asquith, of Toronto visited over the weel=_ end with his.parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,Charles Asquith, Mrs. Rob6rt Ling and Marilyn who 'halve been visiting with her father, Ralph D. Munro, have re- turned to their home in Guelph. Miss IVfar+garet Wright and Mr. Jack Wright visited Last week with their aunt, Mrs. John Clatworthy, and Mr. Clatworthy at Granton. Mr. Wilbert Lawlor, of London, visited over the week -end with his parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. George Law- lor. Mr. and Mr's. Gordon R. Taylor visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Dawson and family at Dungannon. Light Bearer's Mission Band. — After the call to worship, Mrs. Charles M. Straughan presented Jennifer Grange with a life mem- bership certificate and pin. Bet Dernin led in prayer followed by tii`o theme prayer. John Arthur and Ross Sturdy received the Easter Thank -offering and June Mills played for the dedicatory prayer. The roll call for May will be answered with a Bible verse containing the word "Joy." The superintendent told the story of Pobai a Korean girl. -Bernice Mc- Dougal, Secretary. ongratuations to Mr. Jack Stoltz, who, last week celebrated his 85th birthday at his home. Mr. Stoltz was born April 5, 1871 which was Good Friday that year. He is the son of the late 'Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stoltz of New Dundee and attended school in that district. Fifty-seven years ago he was mar- ried to Miss Margaret Garland. :Mr. .and Mrs. Stoltz took up farm- ing on the Auburn -13137th road where he srpecialized in purebred stock until eight years ago when they sold their farm and took up residence in Auburn. 'He is a member of Knox Presbyterian Church being an elder of the Kirk Session and also served as manager and secretary of the church for many years. Mr. Stoltz has a son Eldon at Aurora and a daughter, Marguerite, Mrs. Chopin, of Wing - ham, and three grandchildren. We wish him many more years of continued good health. On Monday evening in Knox Presbyterian ; .Church Sund a y School room the interdenomina- tional meeting of the Daily Vaca: tional Bible School was held with representatives from all congrega- tions in the village. Rev. D. J. Lane" presided and opened the meeting with prayer. The secre- t�ku.cr. c„r • *' the minutes of last year's school and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, treas.:, urer, gave the financial report. It was decided to hold the school this year in Knox Presbyterian Church, July 9 to 14, with the closing evening on July 15 and Reif.. D. J. Lane as director for the school. ,The secretary and treasurer of last year's school were re-elected. The secretary was instructed to write for the sample kit from the David C. Cook publishing house. Each Sunday School will be asked for a donation tab�. exp buy sa><ppla@��. A diseusak4 sawed• on how we email •cneoura more teen-agers to .attend; the classes. Bev. D. J. Lane closed the aneetrpg by all repeating the Lord's Prayer. Burst into Bloom. lily; , fid. Davies has been proudly,; display - hag a cactus plant to all tier friends. She Ala bad the plant for three years which- bad beet. presented to her as a birthday Orifit. Last Friday evening the plant burst into bloom in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Davies and their ,dinner guests; Mr. and Mrs Cecil Wheeler, trf Blyth. The pure while flower is three inches in diameter an lasted for 48 hours; then when it dies it falls into a tight rope. Turkey Supper. -.,- The Londes- boro Women's Institute held their Sunshine Sister banglfet in tho Sunday School room of Knox' Unit- ed Church with the members of the Auburn W.I. catering to them for a turkey supper. Mrs. - Stanley Lyon presided and the guest speak- er was Mr. Epps, off Clinton, who gave an illustrated lecture on horticulture. Mrs. Herbert Mogridge is visit- ing with her granddaughter, Mrs. Howard Wallace, Mr. Wallace and baby daughter at Brampton. ST. AUGUSTINE ST. AUGUSTINE, April 9. ---Mr. Frank - .Carrol, of Kitchener, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Devereaux for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noble and family, visited friends in London Easter -Sunday- - Mr. and Mrs. James St. Marie sr., and Raymond, of Kitchener, visited Mr. and Mrs. Miles St. Marie Easter week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lettner, of Toronto, visited friends here re- cently. Mr .and Mrs. Gus Redmond visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs,. Joe Hastings in Seaforth recently. Miss Mary Boyle Colbourne visit ed the Ray Leddy family recently. Ken and Will Leddy motored to London several days ago. Mr. and Mrs.- Will Kinahen and Bobbie spent Easter with'eer. and 4Mrs. Gus Kinahan and Michael, in London. Thoe who spent the Easter _week here were: Irene O'Connor, Berna- dette Boyle, London; Mae ., Red- mond, Windsor; Maureen Leddy, Grosse Pointe, Mich.; Edward, Brophy, Guelph. Dennis Leddy motored to Tor- onto on Monday to join the steam- er Vandoc. Miss Berjetta O'Malley, Sarnia, visited Mr. and Mrs. Thos. O'Mal- ley. Sister Cornelius (Mary Foran), Goderich; .Sister Viscenta (Eileen), London, visited with their mother, Mrs. Mary Foran, and their bro- thers for a day during Easter holi- days. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kennedy, Gor- d.qn and Rita, of Seaforth, -visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Kinehan on m' r,3s , , , A,K . Rose Marie Lettner, of Toronto; spent Easter week with her cous- ins, Betty and Joan Devereaux. Miss Nancy Smith spent Easter week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and ,Mrs. Jack Noble and family. 0 0 ----0 The scheduled April merger of the Trades and Labor Congress and the Canadian Congress of Labor will result in the greatest concentration in Canada's history of potential power and wealth in the hands of a single group. KINGSBRILIGg iSB D -E, April 9. - Rev. Fdwh -z 'Garvey, of .Windsor; lir. arlyd lMra, Joy. Garvcj, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. " Eugene Dalton arid son, aa4 Miss Deletes Daltofi, of etr-tit, spent the week -end with relatives here. Sympathy is extended. 'to the family of the late `rotas Quigley, who died suddenly in Buffalo 'last week. Mr. Frank Dalton, , M'iSs De lye o Dalton -and s Frank Sullivan were among those •from this dam, trict who motored' to Lendorl, On Thursday' morning for .the funeral mass at 10 a.na. at ;Blessed Sacrad meat Church. $ntennlent took place in St. Peter's cemetery, London, ilyMr. and -Mrs. J. DietriehAn�d fano,-. Kitchener, and Mr, ,and Mrs. Eugen Dean,, of .Ann Arbor, Mien., spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and: Mrs. -Mark Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Frayare and Peter attended the wedding on Saturday at Kennieot, of Edward Dwyer (brother) and Geraldine Connolly. Congratulations to the newly-weds. Among the guests from a -dist- ance who attended the O'Brien- Sinnett wedding, which took place here on Sattuday, were: Mr. and -Mrs. Jos. O'Brien, of Lebanon, NJ., the groom's parents; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thompson, of Tillsonb Paul Fallon, Steve McGrody, Eieuly Zack, Mickey" McKerrick, 01 Day- ton, Ohio; Missed .Ann Lucy and Dona Riceio, of Washington, D.C.; Mr. and Mrs. Maelntyre, of Detroit, 'Miele ; Miss Mary Solves and - Chas. Belleheusen; of Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sinnett and Mrs. McLennan and Michael, of Gorrie; Mrs. N. Perry and Miss Therese Perry, Mrs. Bernardine • Kinney, Daniel Gillespie, Ruth Dill, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whalen, Mr. and Mrs. Trierweiler and children, of De - trait; Mrs: J. P. Sullivtan and daughter, of Bolton. These friends, together with the immediate rela- tives of the bride here and other local friends, making 75 guests in all, enjoyed a delicious dinner in th:e.oparish hillafterthe.nuptial mass, served. by the C.W.L. '�'"Mr, and Mrs. H. Griffin and child- ren, of Flint, Mich., visited at the home of Thomas Wallace during. the past week. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jos. O'Keefe was baptized on Sunday, "Nancy Philomene" *ith Mr. and Miss Cancilla, of Toronto, sponsors. Miss Yo Van Osch who has been with the O'Keefe family for the past couple of weeks re- turned to her home on Sunday. iMr. Peter Van Osch is new work- ing in London. 0 0 --;d I., • tiP DONNYBROOK DONNYBROOK, April 9 —Miss k Louise Jefferson was a Toronto .. visitor during Easter week. - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leishman, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barker and Fred Barker, of Goderich were S'--t^+Ar, ..t ^^t'�i�wrrM.rr:-r.v�.r4-.. •'+-r. ..N-i...1a '4-1, • t , v .i -..,h .,xa r �.-.w..ia u,,rRr✓.-; - : w ,, .. v..... John lt. Thompson,: Howard and Mrs. Fred Barker and son Teddy who had been visiting here re- turned home with them. Sgt. and Mrs. Herb Daily and sons, of Kingston, visited last week with her brother, Edward Robin- son, Mrs. Robinson and son. Mr. Rod McLean, of Toronto, spent the holidays with his uncle and aunt, .Mr. and Mrs. H. Jeffer- een and family. Mr. Jack Noble was home over the week -end. REMEMBER-"HUnter 2" when you call your frinds in C commenting this Sunday, April 15th, everybody /� willllyy�bedialing in OLL d.O1`0�q and all numbers will change to start with: "HUnter A" All the new Clinton numbers will appear in the forthcoming STRATFORD- G 'ODERII3H tel s hone book this May. sure to bring your Blue Book of Telephone Nufbers up to date for people you call in Clinton. Your calls will get through faster when you give your Long Distance operator "HUnter 2" aid then tfie four figures. W. W. HAYSOM, Manager. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA 0 r NEER A NEW B1ueBook? Phone or sok at o� office for a copy, it's free, br regular or poolkct size.