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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-07-11, Page 3FIEUIZSDAY, JULY 1'>lth, 19M legion Ladies Stage Lawn Bazaar And Tea The spacious lawn at the Legion were: children's wear- Mrs. A. Smith, 'M,xs. C. Anstay;miscellan- eous—Mrs. M. Adam, Mrs. E. Car- roll and ]hors. Hancock; aprons—. Mrs. M. Good Mrs. H. McMillan. Featured also at thebazaar was a table of homemade baiting hi charge of Ibirs. L. Cadman, assisted by Mrs. 'I. arnock and Mrs. D. Baiter. The ladies in the kitchen were ,Mrs. IMoilwain, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Kneeshaw, Mrs. F. Moore and Mrs. Squires. llIrs. Clairmont sold tickets on a cake which was won by 'Mrs. Lillian Howard, of Goderich. Hall, Kingston street, was the scene of a very successful bazaar and tea sponsored by the Ladies' Legion Auxiliary on Saturday. The colorful flower gardens bordering the lawn, added to the festive garden tea atmosphere. Tea was served from small tables adorned with summer flowers. Con- vener was Mrs. E. Qhambers assist- ed by Mrs. A. Fisher, Mrs. Mac- Aulay and Mrs. Worsen. lln charge of the other sections •eeems••aoa•••e••••••w Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND Dancing Nightly. ntley-Gardiner Orch .-. tra. ••••••N•••••••••••••••• PORT ALBERT COTTAGERS "GET -ACQUAINTED" PARTY PORT ALBERT, July 8.—On Saturday evening a very en- joyable "Cottagers Get -ac- quainted" beach party was held. A total of 61 were pre- sent and mounds of hot dogs and marshmallows were toast. ed around a huge campfire. Harmonica Bob Hewitt sup- plied sin son acr ziss Bettent for Baird, g• Y of Detroit, was in charge of arrangements and was assisted by Mrs. Ed. Lai Fortune and daughter, Joan, of Preston. MEMBER 'NsG MacEwan Insurance O Agency YOUR AGENT OF PERSONAL SERVICE WEST ST. PHONE 230 AN INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT KIRKTON CONLMUrNITY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY AT FAIR GROUNDS, KIIRKTON, ONT. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 6 p.m.—Girls' Softball, St. Marys Pullets vs. Kirkton Cow Girls, 7.30 p.m.—Budding Stars Juvenile program. 9 p.m.—Sparkling .professional program. Ample facilities for refreshment and seating.—Free super- vised parking on grounds. Police protection. AD1J'LTS, 75c. CHIJ,DREN, 25c. Come and bring your friends. Usual attendance 3-4,000. r,- -28 niatumworinimmiammimerw •••••••••••••••••••••NO'M•••••••••••••••••••••• PARKAIR-CONDITIONED • i AT THE PHONE e 1150• • GODERICH • • • Now—"Tribute To A Badman"—James Cagneys-Cinemascope. Mon., Tues. and Wed.— "PORT AFRIQUE" In Color A murder mystery filmed on location in Africa, 'in which a night club singer (helps locate the killer. Pier Angeli, Philip Carey and Dennis Price `Flours., Fri. and Sat— "The "The SEARCHERS" In Warner -Color This p nei3K'adventure story tells of a seven year search by an uncle for two little .girls captured by Comanches. John Wayne, Vera Miles and Ward Bond • • • • • • • 0 • • Coming—"Everything But the Truth"—with .Ntaureen O'Hara. • ee••••••••N•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••t Seek Wareing Signs To Make Bathing Safer KIINMAIL, July p. — The July meeting of the Kintail Institute was held at the Hone of Mrs, Dave McKenzie with a large attendance. The roll call was answered with "How Farm Women Save Time for Leisure." The Institute are spon- soring a bus trip to the Rug Fair in Colringweod on July 26. It was decided to petition council to .put, up warning signs to try and make tlia. beach at the Ashfield picnic grounds safer for bathing. Mary Lou Collinson -and Eileen Vasella gave a skit on choosing material and modeled their pyjamas. The girls then presented their leaders with a lovely cup and saucer. They were Mrs. Fred McGregor and Mrs. Dave Mckenzie. Slides were shown by (Mrs. Campbell Thompson on her trip which were very enjoyable. Mrs. Wyles played for the Queers and Institute Grace, after which lunch was served. o 0 0 County Librarian Visits In West Mrs. Alice Jean Eckmier, Huron County librarian, is `expected aback this week from a trip to the West. Leaving Goderich June 6, she attended the Canadian Library Con- ference in Victoria, B.C., then visit- ed Seattle. After spending 10 days in Vancouver, she went cn to Calgary and Olds, Alberta, where she once lived. She expects to call at Winnipeg on her way back to Goderich. TRIPLEX SUPER WINDPROOF IMCO The Lighter with 4 Patented Fealuresi tf your dealer hasn't it yet send $1.00 to: R & H PRODUCTS LTD. 1191 UNIVERSITY ST. MONTREAL, QUE. FOR PIPE OR "CIGARETTES •••••••••••••••••••••••©* BROWNIE'S Drive -In Limited CLINTON THURS., FRI. JULY 11, 12 "WE'RE NO ANGELS" (Color). . Humphrey Bogart, Aldo Ray Joan Bennett CARTOON SAT., MON. JULY 13,15 "THE CHARGE AT FEATHER RIVER" (Color) Guy Madison, Frank Lovejoy TWO CARTOONS SUNDAY, JULY 14 CHURCH SERVICE -8 P.M. Rev, C. S. -lnder TUES., WED. JULY 16, 17 "THE BIRDS AND THE BEES" (Comedy in Color) George Gobels Mitzi Gaynor David Niven TWO CARTOONS Box Office Opens at 8 p.m. First ShoW at Dusk. •••ielme •••A•••••••••• GOOD GOING ' Tuns. 85 WEIR JULY 161h 17th RErU'RN LIMIT — 7 DAYS Between GOD RI 'H and Return For© YOU SAVE STRATFORD - KI 'CHENE1t - TORO 'TO - - - $1.80 - 2.75 5.05 $1.10 1.75 3.15 Bargain Farre l and MONTREAL. OTTAWA - aIso apply between TORONTO Return Fare YOU SAVE - $12.90 $8.15 - - 10.00 6.30 * Bargain Fares also apply from points listed to intormedhste st'ationn, and from intermediate stations to punts shown. ° Children under 5 travel freer -5 and under 12, heif fore. Ragulair 150 ib. baggage allowance Next Monti Bargain Conch Fares Good August 18.14. T-7-40. CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS THE GOMRPOU $IGNALSTAR a11■ a Mr. John O. Graham (seated) formerly of Gode rich, and S. H.' Coxford (standing) are the owners of a new Canadian radio station, CJRH, Richmond Hill, which went on the air at 5.55 a.m., July 1st, as Canada observed its 90th birthday. The radio station's signal 'beams north to Bartle and south to Lake Ontario, east to Uxbridge and west to Orangeville. Water Skiing Water skiing practice has been resumed for the season at the harbor. Members of the Goderich Aqua Club are training young people NAN are interested in being proficient in this art. All interested Goderich young people are in- vited to attend and also any tourists or summer visitors. Times for practices are as follows: !Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings commenc- ing at 7 p.m., and Sunday afternoons. 0- 0 Signal -Star Classified ads get results. DAtAYt4&) rTHERE'S NO MATCH FOR QUALITY— AND THAT'S WHAT WE GET IN MILK FROM ANDREW DAIRY IDAN RIF • FOR-Yaur Fouirfain Favour/Yes" ■ �j•VISIT Our /ceem�+m80r -- '''''' PINK COWS GIVE MORE MILK HOWARD COWRY POWDER 10 u8d I0 cONTR01 . -FOES rro NrNV,/1!1 ON DAIRY CATIU Get more milk— Keep your cattle free of biting flies. Dust them with pink COWFLY POWDER—use it just twice a month. COWFLY POW- DER, is better than any spray. Lasts 2 weeks or more—less work for you—better protection for your cattle. Costs , less than ei cent a day. For a Fly Free Barn use e e e 1 FLORBAIT FLY KILLER Flies can't resist FLORBAIT'S "TRILURE" Action; they feed and die. Dust it over floors to. keep barns free of flies.' r 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,\ONSALE AT. °e 1 Pirinimerli BENMILLER 26 28 W. NI Re NI IBS IN !lr r11 al Sr NNW PERSONALS Mr. Norman Brooks Allan, of Oakville, attended the funeral of his brother, Ross Allan on Satur- day last. Mr. William Wick'ett, formerly of Goderich and now music direc- tor at Wesley United Church, Lon- don, will represent the Lcoidon Chapter CCOO., at the International Congress of Organists to 'be held at London, England, from July 27 to August 2. - Major E. J. D. Clarke, of Win- nipeg, was a recent visitor at the home of Mrs. I. J. Jewell, Britannia road. She was accompanied by herr brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hallam, and their son, David, of London. Miss Helen 'McNeil, of Nile, and Miss Phyllis 'Glen, of Goderich, are spending this 'week -"with Miss Mat Glen, R.N., at her summer home at Ganano-que. Mss Ethel Jones. of Detroit, who has sp(,lt the past 13 summer in Goderich, has as her guest Mis Edith Gillespie, also of Detroit. ?Miss Jones retired in February last from the teaching staff. of Red ford High School whine she had been the English teacher for the past 29 years. 'Miss Gillespie is a member ,of the same school stall'. Miss Rosalee Bedard, Goderich, is attending the Ontario Athletic Leadership Camp at Lake Co.uchi Ching. CPO Wm. Sanderson, Mrs. San- derson and family returned car Thursday last to their home al Shannon Park, Halifax, after a two weeks vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sanderson. Miss Ivy Newton, of Toronto. spent a couple of days last week with her cousin, Mr. Goldie (1c Newton and Mrs. Newt( 11, Huron road. Mrs. Gordon Chisholm, of Tor- onto, has been visiting her aunt, Miss Margaret Carroll, Lighthouse street, for, the past week. Dr. W. N. Watters, Mrs. Watters, and family left last Saturday in their cabin cruiser for a month's holidays in the Manitoulin Island area. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Park and Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, of De - Miss Joyce Sowerby has accepted a position with the London Life Insurance Company'' and left on Monday for her new position, Misses Carolyn „and Diane Short, of Toronto, who had been visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Smith, South street, re- turned home with them at the week -end. Mary Smith and Marian Correll, who had been visiting in Toronto, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Smith back to Goderich. Misses Donna Aberhart, Nancy Hughes and Barbara Ellis are at- tending Camp KEuny, the Sarnia Y :'M. -Y. W.C.A. camp, `near Cam- lachie, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mathers, West street, were Detroit visitors at the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Harrison, jr., _and.. little daughter, Margaret, of Detroit, visited the past week with the former's mother, Mrs. H. Wes- ley Harrison, sr., and his aunt, s ? Mrs. Belle Durfee, Lighthouse s street. troit, visited with the latter's bro- ther, Mr. George Ellis, and 'Mrs. Ellis Iast week. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Rutledge, of Detroit, and. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fisher, of -Goderich, have returned home after three weeks' vacation in San Francisco, California, and Yellowstone National Park and other points. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young, of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Schultz, of Goderich, visited over the week-cnd with Mr. and Mfrs. Harvey Fisher. Mrs. Wm. Curry and children, of Windsor, are holidaying with the former's mother, Mrs. II. L. Salk- eld, Montreal street. Miss Barbara Larder has joined the office staff of London Life In- surance Company, London, Ontario. Miss Larder has been attending the Goderich Business College dur- ing the past year. Mr. and :firs. Alex Thomson, of London, visited at the. -week -End with Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Hughes-' Wellington street. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Noble, of Toronto, were recent guests with Mr. and Mr.,. G. G. Gardiner, St. Patrick street. Mr. Robinson Gardiner, of Mt. Forest; visited with his son, Mr. Glen Gard:+ier, and Mrs. Gardiner and family last Friday. Miss ,Halos Campbell, who has been attending Goderich Business 1 College, is employed at the office? of the Department of Agriculture, Walkerton, Ontario. Miss Olive Wilson has joined the office .staff of the Circle Bar Knit- ting Co. Ltd., K;taeardine, Ontario, 1 as secretary. Miss Wilson is a' graduate of the Goderich Business ! " College. , Miss Marilyn Martin, Clinton, has joined the office staff of the Royal Trust`.,.. company, London, Ontario. Miss Martin has been attending the Goderich Business College dur- ing the past year. Mrs. Ewan Ross and John, of Hdlmesville, left on July 9 for a vacation trip to Ottawa and other points. John is spending the holi- days with his grandfather, Mr. E. C. Ross, Martintown, in Glengarry County. Mrs. Norman McInnis has re- turned home from Midland where she visited her brother, Mr. W. II. Biggar, and Mrs. Biggar. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tigert, Blake street, spent the week -end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Feagan and Mr, and Mrs. Harold Feagan in Toronto. Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Murney, of Indianapolis, Indiana, were guests the past week with Mr. and Mrs. George Filsinger, West street. Mrs. Jack McGuflin, of Toronto, is a guest this week with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Bowler. Gail and Susan McInnis, daugh- ters of Mr. and Mrs. William Mc- Innis, Toronto, are attending the Presbyterian church camp' at Kin - tail this week. THE BUFFET SUPPER "HT'S JUST AS POPULAR AS EVER" Every Sunday Evening FROM 6-7.30 P.M. — AT — THE SUNSET HOTEL Be sure to remain for the movies afterwards. For Reservations TeL 64 3. FALLING FROM BARN FLOOR IS FATAL FOR AUBURN MAN Seeking Jobs Over 100 «u; ore persbns are seeldrg employment through the National Employment Of - flee, Goden'ieh, than las the case at the end of June a year ago. At the end of Ji1ne, 1950, there were 115 men and women (total 199) listed as seeking employment. By com- parison, the end' of June, 1957, saw 180 men and 115 women (total 305) seeking jobs. 0- _--- 0--_ ------0 BUSY SUMMER ATSKY HARBOR There are signs of censiderabl activity at Sky Harbor—both in side and outside the hangar. Visitors who haven't been out to the airport far a while will notic that the hangar has been painte this year. Inside, several plane are in process of being face -lifted A Lockheed Lodestar, w{�hich once belon,ged to TCA, is Weill carrosign proofed and painted be fore being flown north for servi on the DEW line. The same typ of treatment is being given to Cessna, which is owned by a min in.g company and will be based a Ungava Bay. Another recent arrival at Sky Harbor is a new U.S.-built Col onial Skimmer amphibian. Th fourth of its type to be built, it i being prepared for delivery else where in Canada. A considerable number of U.S planes have been cleared through the customs here this year, says +K. S. Hopkinson, of Sky Harbor Air Services. This type of traffic is increasing every year, he states o p 0 JOHN HANNA PRESENTS John W. Hanna, MPP., and a member of the Ontario Racing Commission, on Saturday made the formal presentation, at Woodbine Track, Toronto, of the Connaught Cup to Mrs. E. P. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor's horse, Censor, won the 23rd running at Woodbine on Sat- urday:: aturday. : The jockey was Avelino Gomez. Some 15,590 fans saw Censor do the mile and a sixteenth in 1.45. e40 AUBURN,' Juily 80—Tiafis cora "inanity was s.+ddeaacd a .t avenn, by tzge4elicett which 1N5Yed the IAT Charles .ltd. East. The Antebaa. al . z ' 'F�s a 5'dstl;€a; has €on, Ted, in repalrlin the (writ floor, when a .,board slipptnd,, let - tins; him fall eight feet to the stableham. ie atri'ek his ian4ro-j . against the stone £onandataor catl. - ing instant death. .Char=les 11. East was 'thorn March 17, 1089, in Uellett; Township, the son of the late Edward East and Ellen, Nimmons a,ad attended 5chttc?2 at US.S. No. 2, Hullett TorxnsTLip, On June 24, 922 he was married to Annie Pilgrim, of Clinton, by Rev. S. Anderson, and they resided in Hullett where Mr. East was a successful farmer. ,e was a mem- ber of the United Church. esides his wife, he is survived by, two, sena,. Edward, on the homestead, and William, of London; also four grandchildren and one brother,, Percy, of Stratford. The funeral service was held on Monday at the Arthur funeral home with Rev. R. S. Hiltz officiat- ing. Interment was in Ciintoin cemetery. Pallbearers were Wilfred Plunk- ett, William Gross, Percy Walden, Bert Daer, Sidney McClinchey and John Daer. Flowerbearers were e e d s• g ce e a Messrs. Murray East, Alvin and - Gordan Plunkett, Gordon Miller, t Billy Pilgrim and Roy McVittie. Friends were present from Lon- don, Detroit, Clinton, Varna, Can- nington, Stratford and Blyth. The sympathy of this community in extended to "theabereaved family. o --o 0 DREDGE BAYFI.EIL-D HARBOR A contract for $9,063 has been awarded to the Dean Construction Company Ltd., of Belle River, On- tario, for the dredging of the • harbor at Bayfield. • o o -o e s • PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Griimmett, of Saskatoon, Sask., are visiting with Mrs. Grummett's sister, Mrs. R. J. Doak. Mr. and Mrs. William Silver- thorne and family, of Belmont, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Silverthorne, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. 'M,e- Gratten, Essex street. LES. CHAPMAN Not Three Months BUT . ° o ..ONE YEAR, WARRANTY ON ALL PARTS. PHONE 154 — 104 ELGIN AVE. E. 23tf SECOND ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICE AND DECORATION DAY AT CHRIST CHURCH CEMETERY. PORT ALbr.R,T SUNDAY, JULY 14. AT 3 P.M. If weather unfit, service in church. ?K .:. ::tet :VW?" ..VN MILLINERY BUSINESS (atherine's Hat Shop IS BEING OFFERED FOR SALE. FOR fl(FORMATION CALL 1549 Jr BETWEEN 2 'AND 5 P.M. 28x •••••••••••••••••••••••••®••e••••e•• seeeseeee •• UNSET Drive-in Theatre P4 MILES EAST OF GODERICH ON NO. 0 HIGHWAY Thursday,' Friday July 11-12 "FARMER TAKES A WIFE CARTOON 99 BETTY GRABLE, DALE "0 ETSON COME ib v SATURDAY, NI NDAY a. JULY 13-15 "ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" BETTY HUTTON COMEDY CARTOON ''UESAY, WEDNESDAY CARTOON "NAVY WIFE" .LOAN BENNI TT, GARY MERRIL'L JULY t 1? EiY PLAY IN -.A CAR BONGO AT. THE SUNSET D'l IVV4IN `1 VE Y` W> Mhl) AY NtGE- T. - REFFAISHMENT'S 2 SHOWS 1kHIGJ 11F1Y CIAILL REN UNDER 12 IN CARS rttrE itE8•••aflw•e ii•i •000 t•aa4e ! a Mi