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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-08-15, Page 4PAGE VOUR 0 PORT ALBERT 'T1 ALBrawr,Aug. 12.—On 7 ttaey, -August 4th, a special ser- e - Tae held 1n -Christ Church 't4e, dedicate the baptimnsal goat ¢Ove>l. A memorial to the late Mr. Wed Mrs. Lorne Cook, of Stratford awl Port Albert, it yeas presented ivy their family. Mr. Kenneth Cook, oll Buford, unveiled the mm- 4iIti . Also prescut at the service Wee Mrs. Mable Chapman Ryan, •ef Oklahoma City, and Mrs. Frank 3enhagen, of efiance, Ohio, who earlier had presented the church with a set of candlesticks in mem- ory of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. David Martini with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grigg, of Lon- don, and Mr. and Mrs. Thontes Young, of Goderich, spent Thurs- day at Tobernnory. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Price return- ed to their home. in Battle Creek, Michigan, after Spending the week with Mr. end Mrs. Walter Tigert. Mrs. Gordon Cockfield and child- ren, of Buffalo, are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ATTENTION — GIRLS ALL GIRLS between 11 AN10 years INTERESTED IN THE Godench Girls° Trumpet Band be at the BAND HALL on MONDAY, AUG. 19 AT 7.30 P.M. This organization is providing a grand opportunity for free musical training and deportment. We would also like to see as many of the older members in this age group as possible out to register. -32 ON �^l CHILDREN'S DAY FRIDAY r � 2 .to b p.m. at Goderich Trade Fair Agricultural Park. vommummommiimmummir � [ GODS Ie SIGNAL -STAR ktoy. Petrie./� ��®mother of Southampton. Many from around here attend SHEPP N James W. Brown. — Requiem ed the automobile races at,the high mass .";as sung at St. Jude's airport on Sunday afternoon.SHEP!PARDTON, Aug. 13. --Mrs. Roman Catholic Church, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. William Knight, Jack Pitblado; Rodger and Judith, at 10 a.m., for James W. Brown, thilpie and Ricky, of Sarnia, visit- of St. Catharines, spent a few days who died suddenly at the age of ed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. last week with her mother and 60. His wife, Myrtle De Grand Clarence Hoy over the week-end.Champs, predeceased him two Bonnie is remaining for the week. brother, Mrs. A, Foster, Ralph and years ago. He was born at Bay - Mr. and Mrs. Webster, of Wiar- family. Rodger is also staying at field, Ontario, the son of the late ton, and grandsons, Billy and Doug- the Foster hone for a weeks' holi- Joseph Brown and Margaret Bur - las Sylvester, of Stratford, are day. gess. He is survived by two bro- Mrs. Fred McCabe and son, Jim, ihers, Lawrence, Qf Cromarty, and attended the funeral of Mrs. Me- Thom -as, of Detroit. The pallbear- Cabe's uncle in Detroit, Saturday, ers were Jim McCabe, Jay Catlin, August 3. Dan Stevenson, Tom Stevenson, Mrs. A. Foster, Ralple and family, Harry Williams and Joseph Jinn. Mrs. J. Pitblado, Rodger and o 0 0 Judith, spent Srciday in Snuthamp- There Ls now one passenger auto - ton visiting with Rev. J. A. Watton mobile registered in Canada for and Mrs. Watton and family, who every five members of the total are on vacation with Rev. Watton's population. - vacation.ng at Dr. Sylvester s cot- tage. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sheeder and daughters, Linda, Karen and Paula, Miss Kay Beutner, all of Detroit, are -visiting at the home orf Mreend Mrs. David Martin. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gutcher and daughters, Debra and Kim, visited recently with Mrs. Gutcher's par- ents, Mr. end Mrs. Henry Lednor, Port Albert. Mrs. Mary Dickson and grandson, Brian Johnson, of London, returned with them to Algoma Mills for a visit. Editor's Note.—"We would ap- preciate reading the news items from Port Albert, more often," says a Signal -Star reader from Northern Ontario. A similar letter to the Signal -Star has also - been received from Michigan. It is an indication that the news budgets of rural correspondents are read more thoroughly than is often realized. �. o- n o Mrs. Phil Sturdy and children, of Thorold have been visiting the lady's mother, Mrs. Fred Morgan and also spent some time at a cottage at Bogie's Beach. •••••••••••••••••••••••• BROWN 1 E'S Drive -In Limited CLINTON Featuring the Largest Wide Screen in Huron County THURS.; FRI. AUG. 15-14 "A LAMP IS HEAVY" (Color) Belinda Lee, George Baker "THE AMAZING DOLPHIN" TWO CARTOONS SAT., MON. AUG. 17-19 "BLOOD ALLEY" (Color-Cinemascope) John Wayne, Lauren Bacall CARTOON ' SUNDAY, AUGUST 18 CHURCH SERVICE — 8 P.M. Rev. G. Mills TUES.,WED. AUG. 20-21 "MISTER ROBERTS" (Color- Cinemascope) Henry Fonda, James Cagney CARTOON Boz Office Opens at 8 p.m. First Show at Dusk. •••••••••N•••••••N•s•• Yak Goderich Team Holds Big lead In Swim Series With four of five scheduled swim meets now under their belts, Gode- rich swimmers hold a cgmimanding lead over other district swim teams in the race for club and individual honors. The Goderich team, which trams at Judith Gooderham Memorial Park under the direction of John Kane, stretched its lead over the runner-up St. Marys team to 84 points following Tuesday night's fourth meet of the season at Mil- verton. The fifth and final meet, sponsor- ed by Lake Huron Zcue Recrea- tional Council, will be held at the Centralia RCAF Station pool next Wednesday evening. Top individual point winners in the meets held so far have been' two Goderich swimmers—Bill Cal- low in the boys' section and Peggy Young in the girls' section. Team standings after four meets are: Goderich 371, St. Marys 287 Exeter -Centralia 18x7, Milverton 83 and Listowel 40. In Tuesday night's meet at Mil- verton, rgroderich scored 108 points, St. Marys 66, Exeter -Centralia 56, Milverton 11 and Listowel 1. The Goderich team was helped ESTINGHOUSE Want A New 21" Set? Trade in your old one on a 1958 Westinghouse ffer 8 CU. FT. Westinghouse Refrigerator AND YOUR OLD FRIDGE • ONLY $189 ONLY s199.5o UPRIGHT FREEZER 13 cu. ft. 40" Table Top AUTOMATIC. RANGE Trade in your old -WASHER on a new one HIGH QUALITY ONLY only $299.95 8269 with oja stove ONLY $129.95 LOW. PRICES THURSDAY, AUGUST 15th, 1037 cwsiderably by the return of John Sully and John Morris. who had been away at air cadet camp. 111 Crallow, John Morris, Jennifer Par- sons, Peggy Young and Margaret Monroe won every event they entered at Milverton. A week ago, the teams met at Listowel, with Goderich emerging in top on that occasion, too. 0 0 0 Week -end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mathers, West street, were the latter's •brother, Mr. Robert Baigent, Mrs. Baigent, and son, Donald, and Ma's. L Mosteller, all of Toronto. Mrs. Mathers' mother, Mrs. F. J. Baigent, who has been visiting here - the past two weeks, returned to Toronto at the week -end with them. SALE ONLY $224.9s WITH YOUR OLD STOVE FOR THIS GIANT 30" Fully Automatic `Range WILF REINHART'S RADIO SERVICE HAMILTON ST. Join the Crowd at GODERICH HARBOR — on SUNDAY, AUG. 18 FOR THE THIRD ANNUAL WATER SPORTS WATE SPORTS PROGRAM AT 7 P.M. WATER SKIf1‘G . . JUMPING . . . TRICK SKIING' . . . TORCH LIGHT SKIING . . . . THRILLS . . . CHILLS. Staged by members of Goderich Aqua Club • WIN *- A 14' 6" ROSS BOAT AND 18 H.P. Evinrude Motor PLUS TRAILER AN ACCESSORIES T'eTAL VALUE $1,500 DRAW TO BE Mike E MONDAY, SEPTEM Buy a ticket from any Goderich Lions Club rnembor. 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