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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-05-31, Page 5mumay, MAY 31st, 1956 eeTYTree THE GODERICH SIGNAIrSTAR Come in! MAKE THE DEAL OF A LIFETIME AT YOUR FORD-MONARCH:DEALER'S in CA and TRUCKS You can cash in on the biggest used car and truck bargain spree in town . . . right now at your Ford -Monarch Dealer's! You can make the buy of a lifetime on a smart late -model trade-in, at a pre -vacation bargain price! Come in right away—while the selection is at its height . . . choose the model that suits your needs, at the price you want to pay! Drive away a bargain—enjoy many miles of happy motoring! ri.00/C FOP THESE \s-i&kswitevr MEN/ cpoP/I WHAT Al MEANS Every used car and truck that rates the A-1 sign -hos been.,„. • Reconditioned by expert servicemen fOr appearance Mid' Performance. • Inspected and checked for safetY. • Priced for outstanding value. • Truthfully and accurately advertised. • Warranted by your Ford -Monarch Dealer and backed by his reputation, CASH IN ON OUR CARNIVAL OF DEALS -YOU'LL DRIVE HOME A BARGAIN _ • - e • " '' CLINTON RCAF STATION BAKKAAR—IFIEYINK 8wr FOR jun Icy, daUghter of Mr. arid Mn. John Heyink, 41- Vat 1, Myth, became the bride of Adrian Beke- laar, son of M. and M. John akelaar, of 31, Auburn, in ceremony in the Christian Reform Church at Clinton. Rev. G. J. Heytema officiated. Miss inke truinsana presided at the organ. soTwhne ofbrcidhewoe ant laace floor -length tulle over slipper satin. The bodice of lace was styled with a Peter Pan collar and lilypoint sleeves. Her fingertip veil was arranged from a sequinned headdress and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and red rases. Receiving guests at a reception in the church annex the bride's mother wore a navy crepe dress with w,Jilite ateessories, ror a wedding trip to northern points the bride chose a dress of green printed nylon with white accessories. The couple will reside in Clinton. MERIAM—CHARTERS First Presbyterian Chureh in Seaforth was the scene of the marriage of Lois Isabel Charters to William James Benson Meriam, of Goderich. The ceremony, which took place on Saturday, May 19, was in charge of Rev. D. Glenn CaTirebebirlide is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charters, of Sea - forth, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meriam, of G{giTheeriebhride wore a pink embossed nylon dress with white accessories, and carried a nosegay of red roses. M4ss Joan Charters was bridesmaid for her sister. She wore a dress of turquoise nylon crystalette, with white accessories, and carried a The RCAF Station at Clinton is being given a thorough house- cleaning these days in preparation for the RCAF's tenth annual Air Force Day on Saturday, June i The RCAF Station, Clinton, is one of the key stations in the RCAF's defence scheme for, although its role is a training one, it is from here that men and women are pro- vided to man Canada's radar de: fences. At Clinton, too, the Air Force School of Food Services trains the personnel to operate the massive kitchens which play a vital role in the well-being and morale of Air Force Stations. On June 9, the Station will be open to the public from 1.30 p.m., to 5 p.m,, with a parade starting at 2 p.m. On Jieelne_t_ea.red----,5-4,11e--anntral-- inSfeetion of the RCAF, Clinton, will be made by Air Vice Marshall J. G. Bryans, Trenton. SORORITY REARS &IOW TO PREPARE SPEECH Beta Theta Chapter of, Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Mrs. Dmily Cory for the final meet- ing of the season D President Betty Westbrook presided. Final plans were laid for the annual Spring Fantasy Ball. The guest speaker for the even- ing was Jack Brady, who spoke on the preparation of a speech. Mr. Brady outlined how to introduce a speaker, how to thank a speaker, and the basic points to remember when making a speech. The speaker was thanked by Mrs. Martha Rathburn, after which the meeting adjourned for refresh- ments. o MANY SEE FILMS AT ST. PETER'S SCHOOL A capacity audience viewed two beautifully filmed pictures, "Hell No," and "The World's Greatest Mother," the last narrated by Ethel Barrymore, at St. Peter's School Auditorium Wednesday evening. These films, from the head- quarters of Father Peyton's Rosary Crusade, were made available to P.T.A. units through the kindness of Bishop Cody. They are a preparation for this year's Rosary Crusade, which iS presently being conducted through- out the London Diocese by the Rev. Father Patrick Peyton, whose prayer, "The Family that prays together stays together," has circl- ed the world. OBITUARY MRS. DAISY STEEP In ill health for many years, Mrs. Daisy M. Steep, 66, died in Alexandra Marine and General Hos- pital on Saturday. Funeral ser- er Va7lO7fr7oicuVtGedeobYrge's eveiXu4r-cEh. ?MIXTVII nosegay o Yellew carnations. The best man was the groone6 braking Jinn blerian:1, of 0/der:kb. A receiAllon was held. 4 the hone of the bride's p..lrents. casting a the reception were Miss Marlon nick and Mis3 Crol Olew, ef Seaforth. Followinz (the xccepetlon, the couple left for a Wedding tdp t9 Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Merilina will reside in. Godezieb. LOOA,L BALLET ST-103ENT WILL PRESENT REGITAL Local ballet. students, ranzint. from tiny five-year-o/c1 ballerinaks up to more experienced dancers in their late teens, will present a recital in the auditeriu of Cede - rich District Collegiate Inetitute on SaturdaLAB.1) eno-daneeme- are the direction of Maria de Kurthy, a former member of the Viennese Opera who also oper- ated a ballet school in Budapest before coming to Canada four years ago. She now has a. school in Toronto, as well as in Goderich, and she will bring a few of hen. best Toronto dancers with her for the first Goderich recital Saturday night. Soloists on the program include Jane Duke, Laurel Lodge and 11 - year -old Allen Reid. A change of pace is provided by Allen, who does a tap number. AIRMAN HERE RETIRES Retirement from the RCAF after 18 years service has been an- nounced for Flt. Sgt. Sydney Bid - len, who has spent the past four years as NCO in charge M the Station Workshops at RCAF, Clin- ton. After retirement, he will make his permanent home in Gode- rich. At present he resides at 184 Gibbons street, Goderich. ••••••••••••••iiremaiesesemmemomoseviimmi NSET rive. -in Theatre 11/4 Miles East of Goderich, on No. 8 Highway THURS., FRI. MAY 31 -JUNE B "BONZO GOES TO COLLEGE" MAUREEN O'HARA, EDMUND GWENN CARTOON COMEDY SAT., MON. JUNE 24 "TWINKLE IN GOD'S EYE" MICKEY ROONEY, coLteN GRAY • , - and on. the s'an,„ -Px'9nca'n - day at 2 p.m. Interment was in NEVER BEFORE HAS- SUC came to Canada 50 years ago and A native of Englan'd, Mrs. Steep Maitland cemetery. "YELLOW 'NAM OF TEXAS" lived in Toronto before moving ,to ROY ROGERS, . . Goderich in 1926. . Her hus•band, George Steep, died A CARNIVAL OF OUTSTANDI step -daughters, Mrs. Irene Bentley, son, Benson, of Windsor; three , in 1945. Surviving are one step- _ of Detroit; Mrs, Bert Kempster, of ' . Goderich, and Mrs. Fred Wakerell, of London; one sister, Mrs. Arthur Bendall, of Havelock, and two grandchildren. Pallbearers for the funeral were Fred. Wakerell, of London; Bert Kempster, of Goderich; Archie Hamilton, of Saltford: William PLAYGROUND REFRESHMENTS Bond, Ted Gower and William Fer-1 guson, all of Goderich omommommloommemommoimommemoimbeimmooempoommoos DEALS IN GOOD SED CAR AND TRUCKS DALE EVANS TUES., WED. JUNE 5-6 "BLOODHOUNDS OF BROADWAY" MITZI GAYNOR, SCOTT BRADY CARTOON COMEDY BOX OFFICE OPENS 8 P.M. TWO SHOWS. MGHTLY Children under 12 in cars free. been presented in Huron County OVER 40 USED CARS TO -CHOOSE FROM ---OVER 40 NEW CARS TO -'41 CHOOSE FROM. Low Down Payments - Low Monthly Payments. GODERIC 0 'TORS South Si. Your Ford -Monarch Dealer Phone 83 Hurry, Ladies! 4•••••••••••••••••fe•••••••••ileneseennew _ Free Nylons ACT NOW! This offer good for 2 weeks only. Dress Pumps 1 pair of Ladies' "Eternal" full-fashioned hosiery FREE with every pair of Famous HEEL HUGGER, STROLLER or GRACIA black or blue DRESS PUMPS.