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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-08-16, Page 6PAOhl SIX BANTISTZ VRA$ SENDS noxixix TO 'TOaPI'TA A. urge of careless driving War) 1 'Pouliot a airs.. Rebecca McAl- age; of Detroit, after she and SW ()thee pzereons were injured in ear4niek collision at Bayfield fire Sunday. Four meanhene of the. Van den Memel fa :fly, o$ R.R. 2, Goderieh, were admitted to Alexandra Marine end General Hospital, Goderich. They were Krrxnelius Van den }leaved, the truck ,t. iver, who suf- fered 'lacerations to the forehead; Mrs. Van den Hennvel, injur s right knee and shoulder; Christina, age two years, lacerations to the fore- head, and Laurence, age five months, cute. lln hospital at Cliiatoaa are Mrs. McA.11isthirt wbo suffered shock and abrasions, and her husband, James McAllister, who eu_ctained a fractured right wrist. Provincial Constable loss Balls, i MID AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE SUN GLASSES Aviation type with case 99c ENOS FRUIT SALT 69c, 1.09 ALKA SELTZER for summer upsets 34c, 68c FLIES BAD? Fly Tox Bomb 1.39 GLEEM Tooth Paste 33c, 59c, 98c PEPSODENT Tooth 'Brush WITH FREE PASTE 59c For Summer Itch, Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, -etc. Calydryl Lotion 1.00 _ , _ r p 3 i - - - - - - - - Iv_ 4 TWO - S9c COLATE7 . tooth +are 89c Aginmesimir ,s o8 stilt rAIaAD 43c 1.23 Dodds Pills 59c 100 DOUBLE EDGE BLADES 98c PHOTO PAK PRINTS KING SIZE 8c a print CHANEL . NO. 5 PERFUME 6.00 12.50 COLOGNE 3.50 6:00 Cigarettes POPULAR BRANDS 2.99 carton SUN HATS CUTE 45c For Head Colds, Hay Fever, BAYERS _.. Nasal Spray and 12 Bayer Aspirin Both for 98c PLAYTEX LIVING Gloves FABRIC LINED 1.49 SHIELD . STEARADENT and entureBat 89c 1 1 Lucozade 39c Bruno Seltzer 29c, 55c, 98c 500 A.S.A. Tablets 1:29 Emerson's Corner West and Square Kleenex 2 for 39c 400's 37c ECZEMA You'll find quick relief for the Itching, burn- '[ use reeling of eczema when you se Dr,, Chase's antiseptic Ointment. bat try it today! ©r. r e Post office Phone 45 Chase's Ointment Dru As handy as th t THE GODJ RIOT SIGNAL -STAT of Goderich, estimated total dam- age to the vehicles at about $960. The accident be peeed at 2.20 p.m. at the curve at Bayfield. The Me- AI1iater car was proceeding meth and the Van den Heuvel truck was going south. Passers-by brought the menthere of the Van den Heuvel family to hospital here where they were treated by Dr. N. C. Jackson. The MAAllis+iers wer removed to Clin- ton Hospital by ambulance;. DUNGANNON. DUNGAN+NNON, Aug. 14. Mr. and 'Mrs. R. Stothers, Kathy Jean and Jimmy visited in Kincardine with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McLeod on Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Taylor, mark= now, celled Monday on Mr. and Mrs. H. Stothers. Mrs. Gladys Rivett, of Nover, is home for a few dayts. Mr. Henry Pettman, of Owen Sound, called last week on many of his friends here. Mrs. Gordon Lee, of Goderich, spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Fred Young. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Snel g ave, of Detroit, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Books and family this past week. Friends in the village are pleas- ed to congratulate Mr. and Mrs: Bill Kilpatrick (nee Joan Elliott), of Toronto, on the birth of a baby daughter, Wendy Joan, on ?August •fl. Mr. and Mrs„ Robert Elgie, of Seaforth, attended the burial ser- vice of Mr. Albert J. McQuoid on Sunday and also visited friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sampson and children, of Goderich, were recent visitors with Tom and Mary Rivett. Mr, and Mrs. Otto Popp are holidaying in Detroit and Pontiac, Michigan. Master Wayne Brooks is attend- ing summer camp near Goderieh. Mrs. Matthew Shackleton visited on Sunday 'With her sisters:in-law, Mrs. R. Reid and Mrs. J. McWhin- ney, of Port Elgin. Mrs. Henry G. Bradley and daughter, Cheryl Ann, of Goderich, are visiting this week With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. • Stothers. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Atkinson and son, Garry, of Brantford, were guests en Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rebjohn, who have just returned from a two months' tour of England, the French Riviera, Monaco and' 'Cent- ral Europe, visited with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stewart, over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell, of Auburn, spent Sunday with Mrs. R. Gardner and Mrs. R Fitzgerald. Errington Reunion. — Approxim- ately 80 descendants of David Er- rington, sr., gathered at Harbor Park, Goderich, on Sunday for a family reunion: They came from itheeardine, Lute -Mode --Arta n-- Grand Bend, Clinton, Goderieh, Comber and Port Albert. After spending a sociable afternoon, they all enjoyed a pot luck supper to- gether. 1 In .!Ii; Mernorian Cards An appropriate card, ack- nowledging a donation to the Canadian Cancer Society, in memory . of the deceased, will be gent to the bereaved fam- ily. Ask the funeral director, or contact the local Branch of the Perth -Huron Unit, Cana don Cancer Society. ,.' N EW featuring WILDE 349l04mticiinia .. HERE'S ONE EXAMPLE OF OUR MANY BARGAINS IN QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS .. . 9 -piece LIVING ROOM SET CONSISTING OF 2 -piece Chesterfield Suite by Kroehler, covered in nylon 2 Enid Tables 1 Table -lamp 1 Coffee Table 1 Cushion 1 Tri -light Lamp ,1. Smoker TRY OUR BUDGET PLAN all for only 295°° URNITURE its G•7 - WOMEN'S COLUMN BY MARY GUEST OWL EYES Comes summer and Goderich, like every other town in Canada, becomes owl -eyed. It stays that way until the dark days of winter. Somehow, Canadian eyes these days cannot 'bear sunshine, unless it is filtered through dark glasses. Result is that the populace hides behind stretches of colored glasses synthetic substance, until everybody strol- ling around the Square looks as solemn as an owl. And just about as handsome. The bare•headed fad is probably to blame. Nobody wants to wear a hat—not even a bald-headed Playboy whose topper gets burned red in the flrst five minutes. Back in Grandma's day, the girls cherished delicate pink and white complexions. So they shaded their faces with brimmed creations of milan straw or panama when they went downtown. Not for themthe fiery touch of the sun! But these days, tan's the vogue. A complexion approach- ing the color of tough old leather is the aim of every girl from four to forty. Even freckles are more prized than a flawless, milky skin. Minus 'a hat, eyes squint and wrinkles form. So, to shut out the glare, dark windows are hung over the eyes. And the loveliest girl strolling along looks as owl -eyed as the next one. That may be one reason why the whole world looks a bit dark these days. Even when the sun shines, `nobody sees green leaves, gold fields, blue lake, bright :Rowers, in their true colors. Shades are overcast with the sombre tones of the sun glasses. A whole generation is growing up without knowledge of colors as they actually exist in warm light. Unfortunately, a 'generation which cannot see the subtle shades of the world around home is not likely to be skilled at noticing beauty elsewhere. Perhaps it is time to start campaigning for a return to the old-fashioned sunbonnet. It shaded the eyes, but allowed the wearer to see the wonder of summer's treasure chest of color. Besides which, a sunbonnet was a heap more becoming to the wearer than two circles of darkness superimposed on a face. - KINGSBRIDGE KINGS&R11.>GE, August 13. — Joseph Martin, James Martin and S. Robb motored to Burk's Falls during the past week on a fishing trip. _ _ . Mrs. Walter Clare, her mother, Mrs. Ryan, and her brother, Rev. Lloyd Ryan, of Brampton, are em route this week to In•dianna to at- tend the reception of a.cousin into the Notre Dame Convent there. They a1,so plan to `visit another brother in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hussey and son, John, Of 'Colboen.e Township, and Mx. and Mrs. Bernard Hussey and children„ of Toronto, were Sunday visitors at tee. home of Mrs. Jerry O'Connor. Mrs. Marjorie Alexander and Mrs. Gilbert Frayne • spent last week in Detroit and Windsor. Mrs. Alexander left on Monday to re- sume ha,,,duties as teacher in the Wainwright, Alta. school (where she has -been tea • . ohin. f -g for -the Pas t 16 . years after speeding liolingys with the,. .i ravr,o fax, -3 t1 hero , ... s. — 'Mr. 'Mr. and .Mrs. Kerr, of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitzgerald, of Toronto are visiting with their mother, Mrs. P. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lambertus visit- t ed with relatives in Guelph during the past week. Mrs. Seigner, a sister, from Guelph returned with them for a visit here. Mr. Dennis, Dalton visited with his family here on Wednesday while 'the S.S. Ericsson was unload- ing its cargo in Goderieh. Miss Barbara Linseznan, 0f Tra- lee, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. -Gene Frayne, and family this week. Mrs. Jack Kiinney, of Detroit, is at her home here for holidays. Kenneth Fitzpatrick, of Wingham; Clarence Doherty, of Montreal,- and Miss Mary Sheridan, of Toronto, and Len. Woodley, of Toronto, were week -end visitors here. Mr. and Mrs. James Reinhart, of Detroit, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dalton for a few days re- cently. -FOLD THEM AGAIN New regulations are in effect at the Post Office re the mailing of advertising circulars, etc., for household mailing. All circulars must be folded a sufficient number of times that they. t e will into Post Office box four inch -es isquare by a Post Office Clerk. In general, it means that most circulars have to be folded' another time to that generally done in the past before he Post Office will . accept them. NOT JUST A JOB BUT A CAREER _____urgentlyA`r force u your en to stairs their requires to . now as training Q0O 1) 411 RADIO TISOINICIArS • AIRCRAFT fat 0% brooches a Do your part to hey Canada do her partf . Royal Canadian Air Force "um roe I/ me, crash,,, ob//gstioa,1 INd2:Z' r ,� /a!/,enetku✓aot regarding iv/ht. e., 5.Qm ,,,, aid cpea/n6, acw e,ae/ab/e ✓n go R.C.I.F NAME (Please Print) ............. CITY ... ...................... .PROVINCE.... . EDUCATION , ... CATION (by wade and peovinea).,.,,,,,, AGE.......... ACT NOW—MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY RCAF RECRUITING UNIT — 141 KING ST. — LONDON, ONT. OR VISIT RCAF Career Counsellor at GODERICH TOWN HALL THURSDAY, AUG. 23 NOON TO 7.00 P.M. TAYLOR'S CORNER TAYLOR'S CORNER, Aug. 14.— Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey utter, Nancy and Paddy, or Toronto, visited dur- ing the week -end with Mr. and Mays. Reg,. Sturdy. Oared and David But- ler returned home with then after spending two weeks here. Mr. and Mrn. Gibson, of Lansing, 'Mirth„ visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sturdy and Mrs. Straughan. Don Me.Cabe is vacationing at Port Colborne icor a few days. Mrs. Don Scott and son, Allan, returned home to Windsor on Sun- day after spending a few days: here with Mr. and Ma's. Ben White- ly and family. Mr. and Mrs. John K rnigha i, of Goderieli, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. -Mester Sturdy and family. Mrs. Sophie Code, of Varna, visit- ed last week with Mr. and • Mrs. Austin Sturdy. Den Parks, of Hanover, spent last week -end with Jack Hicks. MT. and Mrs. Merrill Lawson and family, of Port Perry, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Walters. Mr. and Mats. Geo. Ginn spent the week -end in Hamilton. Judy Walters, who has been visiting here, returned to her 'home with them, Mrs. Gerry Ginn has had as her guests recently her grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Gorrie and her aunt, Mr& S. Morgan, of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gould and family have returned to Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Rodges and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hicks left an THURSDAY, AUGUST 16th, Friday for a tripto the Streit* Mackinac, returning en Send Mout thirty ladies of the c-1 nauzdty gathered at the 'beetle _ Mrs. Ben Whitely on Their evening to honor Mies eois Gi l bride -elect of this month. Lois aria- eeived many beautiful and' ruse gift, , and very appropriately th a�s cd the ladies. A dainty lunch w ` served by Mrs. Don Scott, Mrs. BIM Whitely and Mrs. Leonard Fisher. o 0-0 NILE NILE Aug. 13. �-Miss Ann Pent- land, ent land, who moved to Goderich wiit.b her parents - last spring, is war pretty well recoverd from her re- cent operation. Mr.i able Girvin is ab a to be about again, ,'after a sojourn in Goderieh hospital, There are further reports of chicken thieves in the district.' Mr. Bob Dures visited in Tor,• onto last Saturday, and in Goderich on Sunday last. CREWE ,OREWE, Aug. 13.—MT. and Mats. Carmen Whitmore and daughters, of London, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs, _C. Crozier. Joanne Crozier returned to London with 1, them to visit relatives.. < Mrs. Jack Curran spent a few days in London with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnston and Baby. This community extends sym- pathy to the family and friends of Mr. Albert McQuoid, `whose death occurred at the end of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eagle, of Seaforth, were visitors on -Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bent Finnigan. ®SCREE/V /N THE PORCH AND SOON WILL BLOOM, TO YOUR GREAT clOV AiYQT'NER . ROOM O LOCAL TRADEMARKS, Let us fit your windows with screens so that you, too, can enjoy freedom from insects indoors. ._rrr►_Atorur� '0 • heee hjer "Wa 0Y r`nu.ui i. vo r u u 6 dent oG _ ZURICH LUMBER & 6U ILDERS._ til • SUPPLIES NEW TRACTOR? " 41,04 talk to 'MY BAND. ace' tfSae, If you iieed'a new tractor on your farm, but haven't the ready cash to buy ode ... FIL may be the answer to your need. A B of M Farm Improvement Loan can put you at the wheel of the latest model very quickly. And there's nothing that saves money, time and work on a farm quite so muchas a modern tractor. If your proposition is sound, you can get a B of M Farm Improvement Loan for any type of equipment you need on your farm. Why nottalk to your nearest B of M manager? He'll gladly show you how a Farm Improvement Loan can help you in your operations ... and how TOP Vila COtr, rr little it Costs. DANKV a7 SII — the fluor ... his full name h Facm Improve- ment Loan. Give him a chance "to help fix uhf your farm ... he's eco- nomical, conven- ient, versatile. He can do almost anything in mak- ing your farm a better farm. BANK OF MONTREAL ea6a d 9btde eadi Local Branch: )BRUCE ARMSTRONG, Manager. WORRINO G !Tu CANADIANS S it EVEnV WAL.t( OF 1:I5E SINCE- 1617 • 1 1