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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-11-22, Page 9VUIRSPAY; NOV, 22u4, 1.956 CHOOSE• SOMETHING SPECIAL • A. Wittnauer Weather -Watch –407. "Pocket watch" Barometer for desk or wall. Engraved gold -iridescent opal $22.95 B. Wittnauer Directoire – 310. Com- bination Barometer and Humi-Therm*. Engraved gold -pearl finished dial. For desk, table or wall. $26J$ C. Wittnauer Weather -Sphere -312. Barometer and Humi-Therm* on oppo- site sides of rotating crystal sphere. Engraved gold stamped dials. $37.50 v 0. Wittnauer Adam. Combination\ Barometer -Thermometer. Beautiful hand -rubbed mahogany 'pendant. Engraved dials. $3730 As they "watch the weather", your thoughtful gift will remind them of you. Choose from many fine Wittnauer Weather Instruments in our store. Products of the Longines-Wittnauer Watch Company. Use Our Convenient LAY -AWAY PLAN AT N. T. ORMANDY JEWELLERY. PHONE 335 TIU GODERICII SIGNAL -STAR MitATP,Slint Gin New of the, Voar` by Wittnauer Debonair Ensemble. Featu'ring leather inserts in matching watch, cuff links and tie-ciip. $8940 Wittnauer Debonair Ensemble. Smart watch with cuff links and tie - clip, all with mesh pattern. $9930 Give him the newest in men's fashions–a handsome Wittnauer Watch Ensemble in its own presentation case. The Wittnauer watch, cuff links and tie -clip are perfectly coordinated. Exclusive creations, they offer traditional Longines-Wittnauer quality at a value -setting price. s EASY CREDIT TERMS AT N. T. ORMANDY JEVVELLERY 94 SQUARE. PHONE 835 WEST WAWANOSH COUNCIL Assessments Reduced On St. Helen's W.I. Hall, Dungannon Parish Hall 'West •Wawanosh'S Court of *Re- ing tax statements, $92.15' Howard vision on the 1956 assessment roll Thompson feed, 'Brucellosis in - decided to reduce assessments on specter, $6.20; Wm. Good, feed, the Parish Hall, Dungannon, and Brucellosis inspector, $2.40; On - the, W.I. Hall, St. Helen's, to $600 tario Hydro, Winghank, Township each. The Court of Revision sat Hall hydro account, $8.07; E. H. PAO* NMI WHEAT KING-- World wheat champion William Deurloo, 20- year-old Granum, Alta., farmer, was awarded the Canadian National Railways Challenge Trophy at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto. Here he is presented with a $100 cheque engraved silver tray by C.N.R. Executive Vice -President Norman J. MacMillan, Q.C., assisted by Miss Super-Ciptinental, Carol Chapman, of Saskatchewan. PRACTISED DIVING IN GODERICH NOW COMPETING AT OLYMPICS Frequent visitors _ to Goderich and grandchildren of Mrs. Susan Grigg, Eldon street, Barbara and Fletcher Gilders, of Detroit, are making their names nationally known in the field of sport. Both have spent many summers in Gode- rich where they practised diving in which they are now experts. Named as Detroit's outstanding female athlete in 1956, beauteous Barbara Gilders received the city's top athletic award at the annual Sports Day luncheon for the Unit- ed Foundation's Torth Drive. She is the 19 -year-old National AUU indoor champion and finished De- troit Mackenzie High School last January. Miss Gilders has been selected to represent the United States in diving competitions at the Olympics at Melbourne. Australia. She expects to have a strong rooter in the stands when she com- petes at the Olympie-s. He will be Fletcher Gilders, her brother, the Ohio State diver, now on a world tour but who 'herpes to stop off at Melbourne to see his sister in the Olympics. tcher is one of 12 United •dt1rIttg the first part of the l'sloNtem- Agnew – -debenture- on Lacks Fie ber meeting' of the West Wawa- 1 HS.,- 0,391.40. States aquatic aces on a touring wet% ..110N.6.18/""te'.4,A tVa )-v ' -East W AlutliteakirSe- . • • "1"....'4141' • 4Q44.11W14:15))42•PU9aCa' an Mr/VP 4.Jtt A'.4 43...fro, -- • New Testaments him for PeiiiiiiSion AO carry out the plam The New Testaments . will be given to all pupils in grades For P.S. Pupils 5 to 8. The society would •return every year to distribute the books to the new grade five classes. The board approved the plan, advising (Mr. Talbot to meet with Principal H. M. Shackleton to work out details. In connection with the distribution of the New Testa- . ments, it is expected that Mr. Tal- bot will (make a brief address to the pupils. Through the Gideon Society, over 300 senior pupils of Goderich Pulblic School will be given copies of the New Testament. At the November meeting of Goderich Public School Board, Chairman Don Aberhart explained that Cliff Talbot, a representative of the 'society, had recently asked Nominations Township of Goderich A Nomination Meeting for the Township of Goderich will be held in the TOWN HALL, CLINTON, on Friday, allovember 30 between the houl's of 1 and 2 P.M. Nominations will be for the office of Reeve and 4 Councillors for the of Goderich for the year 1957, and also for the positions of Two Teustees for the Township School Area Board for Two-year terms. If. an election, be necessary, it will be held on Monday, December 10, betweion, the hours of 9 A.M. and 6 P.M. at the following place*, and 'With the following Deputy Returning Officers and Poll Clerks in charge. Sub. -Div. Place, D.R.Q, 0 1 Orange Hall V. Falconer 2 K. Holmes' H. Sturdy 3 Albert Schilbe's Chas. Wallis 4 H. Tyndall's Elmer Trick 5 H. McCartney's H. McCartney 6 R. E. Rowden'a. R. E. Rowden Poll Clerk H. Fuller Cliff Sturdy Wm. Mcliwain Don Middleton Les Pearson Reg. Miller 47-8 ,,,Viegr;Aza, -4* 'Or aSsessments for public • school, purposes was ap- proved. Non-payment of 1955 dog taxes and changes of -ownership of properties were among other items dealt with. The following bilis and accounts were ordered paid en a motion by Councillors Durnin and McPhee: Mrs. May 'Smith, relief allowance, $22.21; J. K. Scott, assessor's sal- ary, selecting jurors, etc., $364.00; A. Rollinson, stamps, postal suip- plies, $8.17; A. El. Erskine, County Clerk, indigent patient, $47.25; J. F. Foran, compiling and forward - Omar Brooks, cements $151.25; Everett Errington, welding and rent of cement mixer, $40.00; W. R. Mole, cement, gravel :and haul- ing 1111, $75.00,; Norman McDonald, hauling gravel. to culvert, $46.00; John Rivett, work on Odewalks, $67.00; Wm. H. McClure, work on sidewalks, $66.50; Leslie Shultz, work on sidewalks, $74.20; t eorge Moore, work on sidewalks,$49.00; Albert Philips, work on culverts, $21.00; Ronald E. Forster, backhoe installing culverts, $144.00. ,kCouneil adjourned to meet on December 15th, next. KINGSBRIDGE KINGSBRIDGE, Nov. 19. — Mr. and (Mrs. Maurice _Schtturman and Children, of London, Mr. and Mrs. Frans Van -Kempen, of Toronto, Peter Van Osch, of London and Williams Van Osch, of Toronto, were week -end guests at the John Van Osch home. Miss Margaret Kraemer, la El- mira, and.,Miss Marilyn Davis, of Wingham, and Mrs. A. Kraemer, of nesson, visited last Sunday with the Gene'Frayne Mr. and Mrs. H. Bovin and .fam- ily, of Flint, Mich., spent the week- end at the home of Thomas Wal- lace. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hartman and Shirley, eilfKitchener, Visited with the lelifinn Austin: tfamily over the week -end. Dr. and Mrs. G. Frayne spent 4.11111111111•111111.1.1•111111111 last week ivith relatives in London. Congratulations to Frances Dal- ton and Peter Lierman who were presented with their graduation diplomas recently, at the annual 'Commencement Exercises at the Goderich District Collegiate. • Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Austin, Mich- ael O'Neill and Mrs: M. O'Neill attended the funeral in Ingersoll last week of the late Fred Brewer who was 'killed in a recenit high- way accident. Dr. and Mrs. Kasper, of Detroit,, visited with relatives here over the week -end. Other visitors in the community were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moran, of London, Miss. Mary Sheridan, of Toronto, Arnold Marsman and Douglas Frayne, of London, and A1115s Maureen Vnssella, of Windsor. Mrs. Norman O'Connor and Pat- ricia, returned to their home here lest week after a two weeks visit with relatives in Detroit.. Miss A. Sansonterra, the lady's sister, of Detroit, accompanied them home for a visit here. IVIrs. Walter Clare has been en- gaged as teacher in our school for this 'week, as Mrs. Sheridan is ill. in Windham hospital with pneu- monia. Mrs. Sherman's two sistens from Hamilton silent the week -end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dalton, Diane and David, of Ottawa, were visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Dalton over 'the week -end. 0 0 0 About one confinement in 85 in Canada results in the birth of more than one child: IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE tween Egypt and Israel. The group had just completed a tour of Europe and had no sooner arrived in Egypt when the Israeli attack Started. But the United States Navy evacuated the group from ASHFIELD ASTIFIELJD, Nov. 19 —Mrs. Wil- liam Ross, second vice-president, opened the November meeting of the W.M.S. with prayer. Mrs. Ewart Jamieson gave the Scripture reading and exposition. Miss Sadie Johnson read the study book chap- ter, and then conducted .a panel discussion assisted by Mrs, Finlay Macdonald, Mrs. Wilbiam Ross, Mrs. David Mackenzie, Mrs. Henry Mackenzie, Mrs. D. A MacLean, Mrs. David iMacMurchy and Mrs. Moncrief. Mrs. Ross Mackenzie gave a reading and 24 members answered the roil call 'by naming a ,missionary. Mrs. Howes read the report of the nominating com- mittee. It was deckled to hold the December meeting a week earlier than usual. Mrs. Van der Ley gave a prayer and Mrs. David Mac- kenzie closed the meeting with prayer. The hostess, Mrs. Reuben Wilson, 'assisted by the committee, served lunch. There were four children present. Mr. and Mrs. Colin MacGregor are visiting their daughter, Mrs. George Leadbetter, in Toronto. MORE INJURED - Ten persons were injured in 11 accidents which were investigated by Goderich detachment of Ontario Provincial Police during October. This represents an increase over September when five persons were hurt in 10 accidents. Daring October, officers of the local detachment checked 165 vehicles, issued 58 warnings and laid 29 charges uhder the Highway Traffic Act. 0 0 0 In Canada there is one passenger automobile for every 5.3 persons. Egypt to Athens. From there they were to go to -Pakistan and India and thence to Melbourne. The 26 -year-old Fletcher Gilders set a United States national indoor pole vault record while at North- western High in addition to cap- turing Detroit and n a t lona 1 diving honors. Last August, however, he missed in a bid at Detroit for a place on the U.S. Olympic team. Veams, 111.1111111.111111111 Husbands! Wives! Get Pep, Vim; Feel Younger Thousands of couples are weak, worn-out, ex- hausted just because body lacks iron. For new younger feeling after 40, try Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Contain iron for pep; supplement doses vitamin B. "Get -acquainted" size costs little. 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