HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-11-08, Page 11cpTIliR3DAY, NOV. Gait, 1950
H�llowe'en Troupers
Trans!orrn Aren q, Into
A "Never -Neer Land"
Goderich 'Memorial Arena was Tura 'bands helped get events
transformed into a "wearer -never rolling, P •r+tiei atom in a sibloxful
land" as several hundred members pa'rad R£ron the` Square to the
were the town's younger set - held pt BauanCr Goderich
Pipe Band.
their annual Hallowe'en romp, At the arena, costumes ..were
under the auspices of the Lions judged and prizes handed out.
Club. Many young eelebwnts brought
By the time it was over, it was their skates and book a few whirls.
hard to tell %h r were the most on the ice. Others devoted their
exxhausted� .the kids, their parents, attention to the movies and re-
ar the folks ho dished out all freshmemts.
the hot: 'dogs nd chocolate milk.
But it didn't ,m Iter much, because
everyong seem to be happy.
In the costume contest, Prizes
winners were:
Typical Hallowe'en, up to six
BING
LEGION HALL
GODERICH
Saturday, November 10
JACKPOT OF $65.00 FOR FULL HOUSE IN 55 CALLS.
1st GAME STARTS AT 8.30 P.M.
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I y c ori: 11vn 13 wier, Uu,s Wr.laria,
JG)fIx ! Cu sell, • Older; 3hGam n
bol, :Uttar Placa*:ay, GA rod Car.
Ownie dre A. 'up t'o cis yeas';.:
Sandra
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Man is Will. Older: Jelin Mite,
Yellen i Strallgiita b, Ball Satl'm 1,
Taney dress, 1p to sass years:
Mane Owleo. Yvonne Smith, F.
iC1ean, eats. `"Older: • Karen Black,
James ;Semple, Susan Pridmore.
Animals, sup to .91x years: Barry
Grace, 'Chris Venus, Pt;;t Heath.
Older: Zein Th:ar+hurn, r . t•aechler,
John (&;.titer.
Special prizes: Brian Ovules, J.
Van der -Neer.
• Ernest Crawford headed the coin-
mittee which organized this year's
giant party. Clyde Everett was
master of ceremonies, assisted by
John Sully. The parade master
was $ill Lulimby,, assisted by Bruce
Erskine. Sam 'Anderson headed
the foxed committee and ladies of
the Goderich Home and School,
AasOciation prepared the ;hat, dols.
Numerous other menth the
Lions Club assisted, in Ging out
the big RprO,gxam
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ASHFIFLD
THE GODERICH MMONA' STAR
_•Here are five of the hundreds of Goderich and district children who dressed up• for the big Hallowe'en
ASHFIELD,Nov. 5. -Miss Audiparty at. the Arena Wednesday evening of last week. Left to right, they are: Bruce Baechler, son of
rey Ross' of London, was hie for
the week -end. Mr,; and Mrs. Clare Baechler; Joanne Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnston, of
Mr. and .Mrs. Donald bre/man I RAL 2, Goderich; Bonnie. McGee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McGee; Carolyn Watters, daughter
of Toronto, spent the week -eta of Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Watters, and Shirley Cook, daughter of Mr' and Mrs. Cook.
with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas. Horton.
Roy MacKenzie, of Windsor, vi:
ed with his father, Henry Mac-
Kenzie, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ross and
son, of Oshawa, visited relatives
here last week -end.
Leo and 'Corey Van der Ley, of
Oshawa, were horse for the week-
end.
Dick and Dave 'Compton, of the
`Sricoldoc," spent Sunday with
their grandmother, Mrs. Kitson.
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Jack
S.S. Photo by R.H.
HOLMESVI LLE
$ud Yeo were • appointed to bring
in the - Slate of officers for 1957, at
the December meeting. Barbara
HOLMESVILLE, Nov. 5. - The Yco relad a Temperance story; N•or-
Wilhelmine Mission Band o f span Liebold read a peace story
Holmesville United Church met in >aild a poem was given by Bill
the school last Friday. Chart Hoggarth. 'A contest was held.
Houghton was in charge ofc with Milton McClinchey's team
program. Cathie Potter rea a winning. The study book period
story. Bob Norman led in prayer. wastaken by Miss Ann Shaddcck
The president, Leonard Wilson, and Mrs. Frank McCullough.
took Charge of the business. Leon- Mr. Bert Trewartha has returned
and Wilson, Boneta Williams and to his home from London, where
he w;.=
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson and
childrb.n, . Lynn and Douglas, of
London, have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Gliddon. H. Van Vynckt for the late Bridget
0 o Hogan, who died in Alexandra Hos-
From 1949 to mid -1956 the fed- pital on November 1. Interment
was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Sur-
viving are one brother, John, of
Ashfield, and four sisters, Mrs.
John Stewart, Toronto; Margaret,
of
Ashfield; Mrs. /Matthew Gaynor
and Mrs. Harold Koster, of Gode-
a patient
in St.
Joseph's
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KINGSBRIDGE 6iii, fiai-up larap,, from Brsekeiv
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There.',e 'i���tE�1 ,�rLd.• friend, 1}1�;-a
wlorria, to Jean L. Sullivan; a11µ
Sewanee Gritf t, Os I-iuniMU ra, b'peui, $10,00°►�1i?laev twinixterith
the weel• nd at the hone of r. Co., to Skelton Appllau es;
and ars. ��bilaie [1if2artiln. ift}al?rlcd. Pietture, f' om ly�ie e��n's
Mrs . Almtin , Q,ui i y, cA �F?Jlle , i' Studio, to Nauri?C 'Bowler; it tJ,
rich, Mr. and Al '.s. Alvin Ma 'ala 10•O0 ea ki, f11° -/'i Reg. McGee, to
and, Mr.. d Mrs. Wilbur Moran, lrs. ltiTar it Liexman, lith, saiidwi '1
of on:d n, visited with the Pa�atak} �t�aslai?, hairs Ske1ttln -pp1 anee+�,
Moran family over the week -end. its J�earl rd O'Laug11Iii1; 13t11E artis•
+bliss Lizette Spriet and her 'tie viae, from. IIe11:der,c n'& Ih�:ok
sister, Simone, of Langton were Stare, ito-�Mr.7. J;iu es J car4 'Ivan ; 13th„
with the• L•c ,at the'I e. t(1x ► •frultFruit Tu ket, toilmaet �Filsin er Jewel.
Mr. and s. nejiriataytinhee, ;14th, elet trio rvo ;tor, froom
ar1ny,JzintivayadPani az.a►daan T'i'e, kQ Reuben Va
week -end with the Kraemer family monen; 1541). se't of glass -Ware,'
at He bb. 11P11.
room I+Usin 'e s Jew , ,tca Mrs.
141r. and airs. Jack 1VIcCanville H. 1Vlinard, Belleville, nt.; 'l6th,
0f P ,onto, visited: at ithe home of cottage roll, florjn CeBrien's Meat
Mx. and l irs. C1if r1 Austin over Market, to Mrs. Jerry O'Connor; '
the week -end; r. 1 iMaryauriceisllBpwiler, . 171th, Yardley set, from Cerpbell's
of Toronto, Jll1}iss exidan, Drug Store, to Mrs. A.. Hartman!
of Toronto and Mr.:and Mrs. J. Fitz Kitchener; lads, stable . cigarette
geralMrd. Ja, �oih`n_ .StratfordS•I}aLton, wereapd Mialass 1iglter, from McKenzie Boo's, fo
week -end nisi rs Terrence Hussey; 0th electric
clock, from Shore Appliance, to
Antoinette Dalton motored ' to Berauce Griffin, Uamibto'n; 21 t,
Windsor on Monday to visit with salad set, from Worsell's Hardware,
Rev. Michael Dalton who is con- Jean Drennan; 22i& six quarts
valescing in Hotel Dieu Hospital of anti freeze, from Western Tire,
there. to Reg. Bell, Goderich; 23rd, basket
MTs. McJ onabd, of iParlrhill, is of groceries valued at $5.00, from
visiting at Nhe name of Mr, and McDonald Store, Kintail, to Mrs.
Mrs. Jerry Dalton.Ken LeMaire, .of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin and Commander and Mrs. E. H.
Dr. and Mrs. G. Frayne visited Welber and family visited with the'
with relatives in Teeswater last tatter's father, Andrew Martin, and
weep. Mrs. Martin. ,As Commander in
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lambertus spent the 'U.S. Navy, he has been Rtrans-
a few clays in Walkerton recently. frerred from Jacksonville, Florida,
Requiem High Mass was sung where they have resided for the
at 10 a.m. on Monday by Revpast four years, to Glenside, Pa.
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index rose from 100.0 to 116.6,
while the index of average weekly
earnings in industry rose from
100.0 to 150.0.
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thew Gaynor and two sons, Lyal and
Leon, Harold Koster, Jack Stewart
and son, Allan.
The Fall Festival, held in the
parish hall last Friday night, was
favored with a large attendance.
.Mr. Cameron..McDonaid,_ of _L,auk-
now, was a very capable„Maker of
Ceremonies. for the proram which
consisted of tap dancing by the
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ST. „HELENS, Nov., 5.—A mem-
orial service will be held at the
cenotaph at the St. Helen's Com-
rap.nity Hall •on emem,brance Day.
Sunday next, at 2.30 p.m. Rev.
B. F. Green will he in charge of
the service which is being ar-
ranged la. the St. Helen's Women's
Institute.
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