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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-07-05, Page 3°IgIfORPAY,. JULY 5th, 1950— • A teacher at the Goderich District Collegiate Institute, Joan Allen, of Oakville, finds it interesting to visit the harbor. In this Toronto Telegram photo, she is seen examining some commercial fishing nets. Inset at top right shows Mayor J. E. Huckins. For quiakx esults--try a classified .ad in The Signal -Star ATK TELEPHONE THE,. 1150 TOP SCREEN FARE IN AIR-CONDITIONED 'COMFORT Now Playing—DANNY KAYE, In "The Court Jester"— in Vistavision - color. MON., TU ES. and WED..— LUCILLE BALL, DESI ARNAZ and JAMES MASON YOU willenjoy this story of a Guardian Angel who moved in to ,,save the happiness of two quarreling lovers. "FOREVER DARLING" In Technicolor THURS., IRI. and SAT. --ADULT ENTERTAINMENT. "MEET ME IN LAS VEGAS" Cyd Charisse in ballet and modern dancing Dan Dailey singing "Gal Wifh the Yeller Shoes" and "Frankie and Johnnie"—A host of guest stars including Frank Sina- tra, Peter Lorre, Tony Martin, Lena Horne and many others. • A real toe -tapping musical In Cinemascope and Technicolor. IT'S A TRULY GREAT SHOW • • +Coming --"Carmen —Jones --Adult _Enlertaimmenfi—Oscar• ' Ham ; ---,-tet.- ,,,.:.. u , l # _ atLazpara-cast__11 ••••b•01.0•••••••••••••M•••i•N•••••••••••••••• THE HELPING HANDS The regular meetings were held in June. Mrs, E. Baeehier read the Scripture, Sharons` Baechler gave readings, Mrs. F. Lynch read from the book of Horne Nursing,' and Mrs. I. Jewell closed each meeting with prayer. Special visitation was -made to tlfe sick on Shut-in's Day, and an invalin father. A little child was remembered with a gift. One food box was given locally and one sent overseas. The monthly prize was presented to Mrs. Beech - ler and Mfrs. Lynch won a weekly prize. 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Then lock for the.fcnmilier oddres in the list of doalcirs, M ATEVER YOU NEED, ALWAYS "LOOK IN THE MUNI, MOW RWa Boat MOR} BOOST Ri FOUND BY OQDBRW B "There are WF =Ore atrong boost- 'ers uaa- the Town o& Goderich" aeoording to •a letter from ]DonlaM: Seaton, a Lakeside achooi teach- er who recently brought his e1ass to tour the town. The letter, thanking Goderich Jaycees for helping to arrange tho isit, was 'received by Bill And son, past president of the club. Wrote Mr. Seaton:' "I have. been asked by the pupils of my s0h0o1 to write to you and thank you for the wonderful time we had during our tour .of your beautiful town. Your ',kindness , and the kindness of everyone we came in contact with will not soon be forgotten. "We have, as a group, visited large cities in both Canada and the U.S. but neverhave we had a more enjoyable or interesting trip." o 0 0 Announce Dates For Fall Fairs Announcement has been made by the Department of Agriculture of the dates for Ontario Agricul- tural Societies' Fairs for 1956. The following is a list of fairs to be held in this area: Arthur Bayfield Blyth Brussels Clifford .. Dungannon . . Elmira . Aug. 30, Sept. 1 • and 3 Exeter Sept. 19, 20 Fordwich .. Sept. 28, 29 Harriston Sept. 19, 20 Kincardine Sept. 20, 21 Kirkton ..... Sept. 27, 28 Listowel ........ Sept. 24, 25 London (W'tern Fair) Sept. 10-15 Lucknow Sept. 25, 26 Sept. 21, 22 Sept. 25, 26 Sept. 21, 22 Sept. 6,e7 Sept 20, 21 Sept. 17-19 Sept. 27, 28 Sept. 25, 26 Sept. 26, 27 Sept. 18, 19 Sept. 27, 28 Sept. 12, 13 Sept. 27 Milverton Mitchell ......... Ripley St. Marys Seaforth Stratford Tiverton Toronto (Cdn. National) Aug. 24 -Sept. 8 Toronto (Royal Winter Fair) 'Nov. 9-17 Zurich Sept, 24, 25 International Plowing Match, Ontario County— Brooklin Oct. 9-12 M••••••••••••NNN••N•t LAKEVIEW oCASINO GRAND BEND Jiancing Every light CLIFF SCANLON AND HIS ORCHESTRA Sweet and 'Smooth • -22tf •••' MAW To Press MEPC For Answers. Charles Goderieb Gets Unfair Dial Mayor J. U. Huckins chants Gude- rich v n't ,getting a fair deal ire the Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission, and he plans to do something about it. At a directors' meting of Dis- trict No. 6, Ontario Municipal Elec- tric Association, in Listowel last week, the mayor said he wanted to know why Goderich pays 12 per horsepower more than Clinton for the power it buys from the I-Ii]iaPC• Mayor $uckins said ,,he intends to pre4 the HEM < C to find out tivhat became of a fu[pd set up over the years to finance cost of rebuilding high tension lines. Referring to a newline built from Clinton to Goderich, Mayor Huckins said he has been inform- ed that the cost of this project is borne by the zone. If such is the ease, he continued, the lakeshore town is entitled to a rebate. Through the years dating back to 1914, when Goderich joined On- tario Hydro, the town contributed to a fund earmarked for such pro- grams, he added. Mayor 'Huckins contended he can not receive a aaltisfaetory explan- ation as to where that money is or of what became of the fund. t'G "If tonere is any money 'haagisrg. around with, our aaa e en it, we In Goderich want it," he declared, Unfair Droll Askd . peri l' sion to place the que .tion on the floor Maria To. 6 convention in Waterloo o September 19, the Goderich mayor claimed his municipality is not get- ting a fair deal. Situated at .the end of the Hydro line, he said the town pays 112 more a horse- power than the town of Clinton' only 12 miles away. Recalling that Goderich and other towns originally carried Hydro Lines into their localities at their expense, Mayor Nuehins says he wants to know who paid for the cost 'of servicing the rural areas of Goderich and Colborne Townships. Mayor Huckins referred to the blue book, "about which we hear so much and know so little," and said he couldn't find the answer in it. "Nor could Ontario headquarters tell me whether o,r not Goderich has a subsidy Doming," he insisted. Directors assured the Goderich mayor that he would be given an opportunity to present his case through the proper channels. Lions Elect International President CARLOW CARLOW, July 3.—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Masecar visited in the neigh- borhood during the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnston motored out to see Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Johnston un Saturday, then took Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert John- ston back to Goderich for an even- ing of visiting. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Scott and Ali- son, of St. Thomas, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stan McGratten. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart and Diane, of • Kitchener, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGratten on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Heckler, of Hamil- ton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. RayFisher over the week -end. Mr. Hugh Doig is once more confined to Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. Sunday afternoon's storm did various minor amounts ,.of damage throughout this district. We have heard of several incidents of hay crops beaten down by the torrential rain, and many limbs, and some trees, were laid low by the strong wind. Mrs. Gordon McGratten attended a shower in Goderich last Thurs- day evening, given in honor of Miss Feagan, of Benrpiller. A Classified «ad in the Signal - Star' brings quick results. FIRST AiD RENDERER TO ALL SICK TV'S. We carry the largest stock of tubes for all makes, and a complete stock of parts for Sparton TV. For instant service phone or call B. R. 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Livestock on the whole are in fair condition with the milk flow about normal for this season of the year. 0 0 ,---- --0 SEMMLER—McLEAN North Street United Church was decorated with standards of white gladioli and candelabra an Satur- day, June 30, for the marriage of Helen Esther McLean, daughter of s. Ismay McLean and the late Wilfrid McLean, Goderich, and Arthur Robert Semmler, of Lon- don, son. of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Semmler, Detroit, Mich. Rev. H- A. Dickinson performed the cere- mony. • The -bride, given in marriage by her youngest brother, Mr. Dick Mc- Lean, wore a Hoor-lensih gown with bouffant skirt of etlylon tulle over white bridal satin with an inset band --of lace. Tie -bodice of hand clipped ruse point cliantil- I�v.,Jac'e,, W;it,h, Pa,il,iettog- at the neckline, had long pointed sleeves. Her short veil of tulle illusion was caught to a tricorn of net and satin, studded with John L. Stickley John L. Stickley of Charlotte, North Carolina has been elected International President of Lions ..International at the association's 39th annual convention in Miami, Florida. Lions International, with 542,828 members in 12,334 Lions Clubs in 75 countries or regions, is the world's largest service club organization, - 0 0 0 TOUR GODERICH A party of 40 persons from Stan- ley Township visited Huron County Court House and other points of interest in Goderich last week. The visitors were pupils of S.S. 3, Stanley Township, accompanied by some of their parents. •••••••N••••••••••+r••••t Reid's Upholstery 59 HAMILTON -STREET Hove your chesterfield suite, and occasional pieces re -done in..the better quality _fabrics. See us today. Estimates given freely. Free pick up and delivery, Phone 1102W. Goderich -27-30 D•••N•••••••••••••••••• al LOIS/ war tAT LOTOUBLOSIVIrr A W gbau f rift won the Ger raid Trophy in the annual 1443ele trebie3 tuuu w t nix the (ocia, rich bowling. ,grc eus Lt week. 'crt Live Dowler- cenipetetl in Um event, whirl- Was 'ed by Goderich 13ewhng Club, Mentbers of the wunnuig team from Wingham were Mrs. A. Duval, Miss I McP.ber5ou, and. Mrs, C. , A Seaforth entry claimed the ryyu,naaer-up i:4. The =embers of • the teals were Alrn. CIoEe l'1i6 A•. Reid and l%1rs. T. Philli �s.' In third phaco was •a Londa Thistle s entry e try co, npq of Mrs. y,A. B. Robinson, i and Mrs. 1*. Hulchason. Goderich trio clal red ftturtii position in the tournament, On the .team were Mrs. A. Scott, Mrs, S. Argyle and Mrs. F, McAldhur. Fifth place was eaptured, by a Stratford entry composed of Mrs. Walsh, Mrs: Sanderson and Mrs. ,J', Skinner. Turning up your sleeves at work means success and your turning up your nose means failure. see, hear, provi the new OWN eyeglass healing air the amazing new ;PC::larZF..tll!45g7(:: * Wear it as an eyeglass hearing aid—or any number of other ways! At least twice the power of the average eyeglass aid! * l0 -Day Money -Back guaran- tee. Other Zenith aids from $50 to $150! COME IN TODAY! Emerson Drug Store easy time payments Lenses and professional services in connection with eyeglass feature, available only through your ophthalmologist, optometrist, or optician ••••••NA!••••••••••••••••••••••••••NN••••••••• • NSET in Theatre 11/4 Miles East of Goderich, on No. 8 Highway pearls and sequins, and she carriedTHURS., FRI. JULY a cascade arrangevent of an or chid with trailing *hi4e stephan otis. • Miss Gladys McLean, of Gode -ui rich, sister of the bride, as ai of honor, wore a shrimp l4allerina length gown of pleated nylon sheer over net andtaffeta. The brides maids, Miss Ruth Semmler, of De troit, sister of the groom, an Miss Lillian McLean, Goderich sister of the bride, wore identical- ly -styled gowns in turquoise shade. They all wore matching picture hats and carried cascade bouquets of pink rosebuds and Shasta mums. RuthAnn McLean, niece of the bride, wearing a white floor -length nylon dress with a very full skirt and <a shrimp colored sash, was Hower girl. She wore a matching white bonnet and carried a basket of rosebuds and mums. Best man was WSIter Bedford, of London and ushering were Doug Allen, of Toronto, and Ted McLean, of Goderich. Mrs. J. Snider was organist and Mrs. Clayton Edward sang "0 Per- fect Love" and "Beloved It's Morn." Receiving the guests at the Sun- set Hotel, Mrs. McLean, mother of the bride, wore a, Dior blue ensemble with matching acces- sories and a corsage of pink rose- buds. She was assisted ,by the groom's mother in rose -beige lace with rose accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds.For her wedding -trip to Banffand Lake Louise, Mrs. Semmler chose a powder blue dress with navy duster, white accessories and an orchid corsage. On their re- turn they will ride in London. Guests from a distance attended from Washington, D.C., Philadel- phia, Ocean City, N.J., Detroit, Winnipeg and Toronto. 0 o -o OBITUARY "SUSANNA OF THE MOUN IES ' GAIL STORM, NEVILLE BRAND c• r : - COMEDY ..4 .r. CARTOON 54 .a SATs; MON. d MR. JOHN CHISHOLM .Tohn Chisholm, beloved (husband of Helen Morrish Chisholm, passed away on Monday at his residence, 9 Hart street, Bf antford, in his 70th year. Mr. Chisholm was born at Goderich, the son of the late William Chisholm and Jessie Mac- Gregor, and had been a resident of Brantford for the past. 40 years. Prior to his retirement five years ago, he had been - employed with the Canadian' National Railway Company since 1910. Mr. Chis- holm was a member of St. Basil's parish, Brantford. Surviving, besides his widow, .are: one son, Donald Chisholm, of Otterville; one daughter, Miss Jessie Chisholm, of Brantford; one sisiter, Mrs. Fred Sweet, of Sault Ste. Mario; one brother, Austin Chisholm, of I itean. Mr. Chisholm 'rested at Thorpe Brothers' funeral home, Brantford, where the funeral was conducted tri Wednesday morning at 9.30 te, St. Basil's Church for requiem mass at 10 o'clock. Intermenit was in St. Joseph's . cemetery, Brant- ford Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lee, of Essex, were recent visitors with the former -s uuel+ , tyle, Thos. Sililib. COMEDY "A MAN AL,, NE" RAY MILLAND, MARY MURPHY JULY 7-9 CARTOON 1 SATURDAY NIGHT IS GALA GIVE-AWAY NIGHT Come and be a lucky winner, groceries, gasoline and passes. I TUES., WED. "FOOTSTEPS IN THE FO COMEDY JULY )10-il 4? STEWART GRANGER, JEAN SIMMONS - CARTOON BOX • FFICE OPENS 8 'P.M. TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY Children under 12 in cars free. PLAYGROUND REFRESHMENTS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••©seeeee••N•••••• Ornamental Iron Railings NOME DIST1NGUISHED ASK US A • UT THEM. ALUMINUM A NINES and also CLOTH AWNINGS. 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