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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-05-24, Page 31.1111111111111 v The Blue Water Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star had a "white elephant" table at the annual Hospital Day Tea held at MacKay Hall on Saturday, May 12. Seen at this table, from left to right, are: Miss Janet Bowler, Mrs. Frances Worsell, Mrs. Beth Bushell and Mrs. Roxie Adams. The ladies at the right and left are customers while the two in the centre are members of the Blue Water Chapter trying hard to make a sale of "white elephants." S. -S. Photo by R. H. SEA.FORTH LADY REPORTS TO W.M.IS. ON C'ONFERENCE, Guest speaker at the May meet- ing of the Women's Missionary So- ciety of Knox Presbyterian Church was Mrs. J. W. Thompson, of Sea - forth. She brought an interesting report on the Synodical Conference held at Thorold recently. Mrs. George Schaefer, president, presided over the meeting. The secretary, Mrs. R_..E. Wilson, read an interesting letter from Rev. and Mrs. Alex. MacDonald, now sta- tioned with the Presbyterian Mis- sion in. British Guiana. Mrs. George Stokes, the treasurer, re- ported sending $159. to the Press, bytery Treasurer of Missions. The blessing boxes were collected, and the money they contained applied to the supply allocattion. Plans were made for the June meeting which will take the form of an outing to the home of Miss E. Somerville at Meaford, followed by an afternoon meeting at the Presbyterian Church there. The devotional exercises were conducted by Mrs. Frank McAr- thur, who read the Scripture read- ing, I Samuel, Chapter III, followed A SOUND Guaranteed Investment PREMIER TRUST COMPANY CERTIFICATES ..4.% for 5 - 8 years AVAILABLE FROM HAROLD W. SHORE 38 HAMILTON ST., GODERICH. PHONE 766 These certificates are suitable for investment of trust and en- dowment funds or organizations, churches, estates, etc. 18-21 ENJOY COMFORTABLE AUTOMATIC HEATING VP CONROY 011 FIRED FURNACE CauaDa's FINEST AUTOMATIC HEADING by a prayer offered by Mrs. Wm. Doak. A double trio composed .e4 Mrs. Clayton Edward, Mrs. J. Bisset, jr., Mrs. E. Cranston, Mrs. G. Henderson, Mrs. R. Venus and Mrs. G. Hill, accompanied by Mrs. G. Kaitting, sang "Open My Eyes." The guest speaker, Mrs. Thomp- son, brought an interesting report of the Synodical Conference held at Thorold. The speaker mention- ed 'the underlying deep spiritual tone of the conference which had as its theme "Now is the accepted time." Mrs. Thompson stressed the great need of work, money and prayers for missions. Mrs. George MacEwan expressed the thanks of the members to Mrs.` Thompson for her very entertain- ing report, and also to the ladies for their delightful vocal number. 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Every business or professional telephone custo- mer in your community is listed under the classification appropriate to his business — the article he sells or the service ho performs. MAKE IT A HABIT TO "LOOK IN THE YELLOW PAGES 109th Year—No. 21 H, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 24th, 1956 ta Hire Two Teachers Adding Classroom One teacher has resigned and two more have been appointed for the 1956-57 term by Goderich Sep- arate School Board. Miss Mary Lou McQuaid, who has taught here for two years, is leaving. The two new' teachers are Miss Anne Stefer, of Brussels, and Mrs. Jean Quigley, of London. The board- is preparing to open a fourth classroom in September to relieve overcroWding. The room now used as an auditorium will be furnished for use as a class-. room, the purpose for which it was originally intended. The avenge enrolment last year was 126 pupils and the school ex- pects the number to increase in September. GODERICIIDISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE (By Linda Breckenridge) The Girls' Athletic Association 1 is an elected student body, organ- ized to promote physical education and foster athletic sports among the girls of the school. Under the capable leadership of Beth Anstay, Shirley Bedard, Sylvia Chisholm and Linda Breck- enridge, all grade XIII students, the organization accomplished much in the 1955-56 school term. Girls' athletic cards were sold to ° ° ° all girls in the school. This card entitled each girl to certain priv- ileges .regarding various school functions and the funds received from the sale, in addition to- those received from dances sponsored by the G.A.A., enabled the com- mittee to pay for basketball ref- erees, new uniforms for the senior girls': basketball team, new cheer- leader sweaters and crests and entertainment and refreshments for visiting school teams. The program of athletics is divid- ed into two groups — intramural and extra -mural. The objective of the intra -mural program is to pro- vide competition open to all stud- ents on an equal basis. It is de- signed primarily for the student of moderate ability in motor activ- ites. Approximately 250 girls are enrolled in the school and over 200 actively participated. The main athletics featured were basketball and volleyball. The tennis and MRS. JOHN W. CARTWRIG+HT badminton tournaments are yet to There passed away in Avon -Crest be held. Hospital; Stratford, on May 16, a The extra -mural program is or - native of Hullett Township in the ganized and administered in such person of Charlotte Jane Shob- a way as to provide competition brook Cartwright in her 90th year. for the highly skilled. Only a Deceased was the eldest daughter of the late John and Anne Walker Shobbrook, pioneers of Huron County. She was married to John Wiggington Cartwright in 1893. They farmed on the 9th conces- sion of Hullett prior to moving to Londesboro where they operated the hotel and an implement busi- ness and later moved to Clinton and then to Goderich Township. Her husband passed away in 1934. Mrs. Cartwright had been a pat- ient in the Stratford hospital for home -and -away series of six games, the past three years. She is sur- commencing February 1 and end- vived by three daughters: Mrs. ing March 6. The members of the Harvey Hunking (Evelyn), of R.R. championship team are as follows: 1, Auburn; Mrs. Walter Schluter Beth Anstay (captain), Rosalee . .(lorenee), - of -Baltirhore, ..Mary -.4 Bedard, --'Shirley .. Berlardsi TISOlieTT land, andLilian,n of Stratford.!.Morris, Fayee Brereton, Marilyn _..- ....--+..7_.: :._..._..- gacx-'i......a;ia�.nv,p•a- t.:,..a+i:�.na,yy::y.NSssy.,..,�,. ,,,..a-rL .�.L ___ ,y c atL-u��_]L. •rV-JCYLY.Y, Li= -t it {'1':"i^C'CUrtC� :Yiix•a'1i l ii a2ftr{'''"�aYtry" Vaxttnc',- and Alvin J:;'`who reside- in U.S:A. -Eleanor Emerson, Nocella-Sowerhy One son died in infancy. There are seven grandchildren. One blies ther, J. Wesley Shobbrnok and an adopted sister, Mrs. Fred Watts, reside at Clinton. Mrs. Wm. Moore, jr., Albert street, is a grand- daughter. The funeral was at the Beattie funeral home, 'Clinton, on Friday afternoon with interment in the Clinton cemetery. HURON COUNTY FARM REPORT By G. W. Montgomery Seeding was again delayed dur ing the week of May 14 to 18 by intermittent rainfall and snow on May 16. With over five inches of rainfall recorded to date for May, ideal weather conditions would be needed before seeding could com- mence in another seven to 10 days. Farmers are .busy making plans to seed emergency crops and cash crops to replace feed losses in= .carred by not being able to seed spring grains. 0 OBITUARY small minority of girls partiespate on the school teams. Goderich teams play those from Wingham, Seaforth and Clinton. Volleyball and basketbal are the featured athletics. Although both junior and senior volleyball teams came home disappointed from the tournament held in Wingham in October, the senior girls' basket- ball team won the district champ- ionship in February. The schedule consisted of a on., May both when athletes of the schoel were honored at the annual athletic banquet. Con- gratulations are in order for those girls who have won athletic) awards and honorable mention. Congratu- lations, G.A.A. of G.D.C.I. for a highly successful and profitable year! 0 0 0 Kin Watch Nurse Receive Diploma Miss Cora Doreen Driver, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Driver, of R.R. 1, Goderich, re- ceived her diploma at graduation exercises of the School of Nursing, St. Joseph's Hospital, London, last week. Present for the graduation cere- mony, besides her parents, were her grandmother, other, Mrs. William Driver, and her aunt, Miss Edna Driver. Following the ceremony a re- ception was head at the Latin Quarter where M.r. and Mrs. Driver entertained in honor of their daughter. The dining room and tables were decorated in the school colors, yellow and white, and a three - tiered cake topped with a minia- ture nurse centred the table. Guests attended from Goderich, Clinton Hamilton, Stratford, Wood- stock, London and Toronto. The special - graduation day spiaker was Most Rev. John C. Cody, who stressed the important role which nurses play in the re- habilitation of society. SIXTH HIGHEST "Is too high," declares Keith Childerhose, formerly executive secretary, Ontaris Alcoholism Re- search Foundation, Ottawa branch. "Alcoholism is one of Canada's major health„problems. It is con- servatively estimated that there are 150,000 alcoholics in Canada and Canada's rate of alcoholism, 16 of every 1000 adults, is the sixth highest..in_ the world_ ' _ "Alcoholism is -everybody's prob- lem and a special one_ for x d . t: , Ii -IS” iltrate.,d.: I:STic per ► t of per cent of industrial employees, from laborer to executive, have a problem with alcohol. The alcoholic employee loses upwards of 18 days a .year because of his illness in compari- son of 7 to 8 days for other em- ployees." In addition to this loss, he causes an increase in accidents and wasted material. When he is on the job there is a drop in pro- duction and a lowering of co- workers' morale." "The majority of alcoholics are not mentally deficient Skid Row bums as many people think. Sixty per cent of our 150,000 alcoholics are in the semi -skilled, skilled, whitecollar professional, manager- ial and proprietory occupational groups . . . In other words, they are potentially valuable persons in whom society has a large invest- ment." This advertisement sponsored by Huron County Temperance Federation.k 0 The first-- golf club in North America was the Royal Montreal, founded in 1873. and Gail Gardner. All the players deserve to be congratulated for the fine exhibition of skill and sports- manship displayed in all games. The G.A.A. sponsored several dances throughout the school year. One dance, in --particular, "The , Sadie Shuffle," enabled the "gals" to pursue the "gents." The at- tendance at this dance was hir;i and it was considered one of the, most successful dances of the term. Another year will soon be over.; However, the "highlight" of the season just took place. It was held The Huron County Council will meet in the Court House, Goderich, on TUESDAY, JUNE 12 1956, AT 2.00 P.M. All accounts, notices of deputations, etc., should be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than noon, June 9th, 1956. A. H. ERSKINE, Clerk, County of uron. 0eee0ee80e0e000e0000e000e0ie100000e0eessese0e00e=. AT TELEPHONE i : THE PARK • • 1150 TOP • SCREEN FARE IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT • s •Now Playing—"THE LONE RANGER"—with Clayton Moore • and Jay , Silverheels. An exciting outdoor adventure 0A filmed in Warner Color. i : A I Mon., Tues. and Wed.—ADULT ENTERTABN'MENT. "T R I A L" A Mexican boy, accused of a beach murder, and his defending lawyer combat a nest of foreign propagandists. An exceptional dramatic hit!! Glenn Ford, Dorothy McGuire, John Hodiak and Arthur Kennedy. Thurs., Fri. and Sat.- 66SEMINOLE ' UPRISING" IN TECHNICOLOR - From th , Florida everglades a tribe of renegade Indians in- k,v '• T/xis and goes on the warpath for two historic year:"4;