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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-08-15, Page 9-11Th AY. AVG= 150, f9a7 THE GODERiOH SIGNAL -STAR NEWS OF AUBURN: AUBURN, Aug.12,— tzax Pres- byterian W.M.S. met 1)t°Thursday at the home of Mrs. John Houston. The president, Mrs. Wes. Bradnock, presided. The devotional period WAS taken by Miss Ruth Daer who also gave meditation. A piano solo was played by Miss Barbara Mac- Kay. The roil Ballwas answered by naming a beatitude. Misses Jannett !1tobie and Margaret Haines played a piano duet. The study hook was taken by 1%Iiss Mary Houston. tMrs. Marguerite Chopin read the narrative. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. Alvin Leath- erand, and the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Fred Ross. Plans were made for the Ptesby- terial to be held here in Septem- ber. The next meeting will be held at the, home of Mrs. Moss. Closing prayer was by Miss Daer. brunch was served by Mrs. Houston and her daughter, Mary. Auburn Horticultural flower show will be held at the Orange Hall on Thursday, August 22, from 2.30 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Silver collection. Tea served. Every- body welcome. -32 4-H Curb Meets. — The fourth meeting of the Auburn Annettes Garden Club was held Friday even, ing at the home of the assistant leader, Mrs. Donald Haines, with nine members present. The secre- tary, Shirley Daer, read the m:Pi- utes. The roll was answered by displaying two vegetables. Mrs. Ed. Davies gave the home assign- ment that of preparing raw vege- tables for salads and serving at home to their families. The mem- bers of the skit for Achievement Day are ,Misses Lorraine and Nor- ma Hensch, Margaret and Carolyn Clark. .The last meeting is to be held August 19th at the home 7f the leader, Mrs. Ed. Davies, when a coin roast will be held. Mrs. Haines, and her daughter Margaret served lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ling and Marilyn, of Guelph, visited last week with her father, Ralph Munro. Mrs. 'Gordon R. Taylor and daughter, Mrs. Ronald Rathwell, visited in Toronto last Thursda3;.' Mr. and Mrs. Cliff MacDonald, George and Peter, returned from a week's holiday in Northern On- tario. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pentland, of North Bay, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur visited in Niagaz a and Buffalo over the week -end. ' Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur and family are spendiug their vacation in Northern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barr, of De- troit, visited on Friday with his cousin, Mrs: Wes. Bradpock and Mr. JBtradnoek. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robertson returned last week from a trip to Western Canada. Master Billy Mallen had the misfortune to fall and break his leg. Mr. and Mrs: Harry Eve, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and Tommy, of Lea- side, visited last week with Mrs. Herbert Govier. Mrs. Kathaleen McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Scott, of Toronto, spent last week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fowler and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Finnigan. Mr. Albert Campbell and, his daughter, Mrs. Stanley Abel, of St. Thomas, entertained in honor of Penny Abel's 4th birthday last Thursday. The little guests, all cousins, were Anne and Allan 'Speigelberg, Sandra Lynn, Nairda and Steven Campbell, Dunelda, Cynthia and Louise vCaabpbell and Wend', J't:ney and Lori libel. Visitors were. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Craig, MrandMrs. Ernest Crain with relatives ` at Bewmn nville, Joan Beadle has left for a two months' visit with relatives in WesternCanada; Mr. and Mrs. George Pilgrim and John Pilgrim, of 'Cannington, with Mrs. Chas. East; Mrs. Warner Andrews wit her sister, Mrs. Helen Russell, o Toronto; Jiin Reliably, of Palmer- stcu, with Mr. and' Mr$. 1ieznbly; Miss Ella Wagner, Reg.N., of De- troit, with relatives here; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies, spent the week- end at Grand Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton and son John Ham- ilton, of Toronto, have been vaca- ticLung at Bogie's each and with relatives here; Mr. and 1VIrs. James .Raith'by, with their family in Lon- don; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston, of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson and Murray. Mrs. William (Ladd and sons. 1iugti Ladd, of Clinton, visited Fri- day dveuing with their cousin, Mrs. George Lawlor, and Mr. Lawlor. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Lawlor were Mr. Ger- ald McKay and Sandra Anne and Mr. Charlie Waterman, of Galt. 1Vfrs. Waterman and Catherine Anne who has spent the last two weeks, with her parfaits, returned home with them. Visitors have been: Miss Mary E. Asquith, with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Asquith., of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Robison, of Black- foot, Alberta, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robison. They are enroute to visit their daughter, Elsie, and her family at Stellarton, Nova Scotia; Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Findlay and family, of Peter- borough, with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Robison. Sympathy is extended to Gordon Wall, who was bereaved by the death of hie mother. Strawberry, --Mr. George aitkihy 'pieked a strawberry from his pateh on Monday. Re brought it to R. J, groeery store and it tippet the scale at % of au ounce. Brian, Marion and Janice Wall, of Holyrood, were recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur and Mrs. John Arthur. ' e rs. W. T. R eblson has returned frons Sauble each, where she was vacationing with her daughters. Mr. and Mrs. John Payne have purchased the Hallam home froze George Hallam. - Frank Walters, of Woodstock, visited with Mrs. Arthur Grange. Miss 'Elma Muteh is holidaying at Toronto and Ottawa. Mrs. Gor- don Miller is clerking at Munro's store during Miss Mutch's absence. o —o . . 0 ST. AUGUSTINE ST. AUGUSTINE, Aug. 12. — Those from here who attended the wedding of Bernardo-ICarrol at St. Mary's Church, Kitchener, on August 3, were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Devereaux, Eugene, Betty and Joan, Jack Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cummins, Mrs. Mary Foran and Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moss. Mr. and Mrs. L. Mulhern and Rita, Miss Bernadette L. Boyle. Lcaidon, visited at the Boyle home over the holiday week -end. Miss Irene O'Connor, of Fort Burwell, visited her sister, Rose, over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leddy and daughter, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Leddy and family, Oshawa, and Mr. Joseph Leddy, of Goderich, visited friends here recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Boyle, Gode- rich, visited with the Boyle and ,.p Brophy families last week. Mr. and hit'a. Ray Leidy and gamily spent a Sunday reeently with 1U', and Mrs. Win. Deitner and family, of Zrusyele. �G[r. and Mrs. Maurice Edwards, Steve, Davi? and Mark spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Will Kinahan. Mrs. Nellie Hays who has spent the last several weeks . with her relatives here returned to her home in Toronto. Mr. A. oyle and Mary visited friends here on Sunday. We are sorry to report that Mrs. James St. i%l arie, . of 'Kitchener, formerly of this community, is a' patient of St. Mary's Hospital, Kit- chener. We wish her a very speedy recovery. Sister St. Cornelius (nee Mary Foran) visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Foran, and brothers for a few days recently. She was ac- companied by Sister Mary ,Willialns, (nee Grace Mair) who visited her uncle and aunt, Ambrose and Mary Ada Brophy. Sister Cornelius, of London, goes this week to Edmon- ton where she will tae a plane to Yellowknife to join the teaching staff at the St. Joseph's school there. We wish Sister a very suc- cessful journey that takes her so far away from her family and friends. o-- --o- o • �^ .,` �vveM`•, vw} M, .,i ywNWV,YNyKWM�''.�Y� r •�.�;�•• ti �~ '' qpnirlfr • A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Why are there so many more Chevrolets on the road than anyothercar? geocume PEOPLE WANT SOLID 'BODY BY FISHER' QUALITY They want ... and you want ... a car that's beautifully built to STAY beautiful. There's lasting quality In Chevrolet .. , you can see it in the finer finish, in the trimmer tailoring of the interiors, in the flawless way Chevy puts all its good things together. Worth having? All Canada thinks sol ePEOPLE ENJOY CHEVY'S SOFT ROAD HUGGING RIDEI •(,et the keys from your Chevrolet dealer sample the most copied ride in cars today! Here's outrigger rear suspension for nailed -to -the -road stability...famed Glide -Ride front suspension with Anti - Dive braking control ... the unmistak- able luxury ride of the low-priced field. A car that rides like this just HAD to be the year's best seller! ePEOPLE PREFER CHEVY'S SWEET AND SMOOTH GOOD LOOKS Chevy's got the grace and glamour people like to live with. Chevy's got the good taste that never goes out of date ... it's made the '57 Chevrolet the runaway hest - seller everywhere in Canada. Come get bet- ter acquainted with the sweetest, smooth- est Chevrolet ever built! euaime PEOPLE LIKE THE LOW FIRST COST .. THE MORE ECONOMICAL OPERATION . : . THE HIGH TRADE IN VALUE! You pay so little for so much con- venience and luxury when you buy Chevrolet. You pay so little, week in and week out, for performance that takes a back seat to no one. And you keep so much of the first cost when trade-in time rolls around. VALUE . ALUE- .. Chevrolet has more of it! . extade PEOPLE GO FOR CHEVY'S THRIFTY WAYS ...ITS SASSY PERFORMANCE It's a winning combination — the dash and economy of Chevrolet's boldly advanced powerplants. Super -spirited V8's or the peppiest Six in the world . Chevrolet performance makes money -saving de- pendability and efficiency an exciting experience. We think you'll like it ... your neighbour does! Come see, price, buy Canada's most popular car ... see your Chevrolet dealer without delay. 110 THE MOST MODERN EFFICIENT ENGINES 1V THE WORLD CHEVY IS STYLED BETTER.. BUILT BETTER PERFORMS BETTER.. fist &V 1 • C-44570 PORTER'S HILL PORTER'S HILL, Aug. 12. The W.A. of Grace Church held their August meeting at the summer cottage of Miss Dorothy Cox and Mrs. Cox. The president, Mrs. Lockhart, had charge of the meet- ing. Mrs. Donald Harris led in prayer. Scripture was read by Mrs. Austift Harris. The secre- tary's and 'treasurer's reports were read and adopted. The roll call was answel•ed by 18 .ladies. The president thanked the ladies for their work in making the Wedding su,pper.last week-sucb..-..a,-sucoess-,•- also for the parsonage board sup- per held in Bayfield. It was de- cided to look into the matter of rejtairing the wall of the church. Mrs. Allen Bettles was to get in touch with the trustees of the church on this mattep. 1t was de- cided to quilt a large quilt at the September meeting. Mrs. Elgin Cox had charge of the program which ccusisted of a contest and reading. The Bible School held in the school the last two weeks under Supervision of Rev. Mr. Martin and—his teaching staff, ended with a program last Friday evening. There were 96 children who at- tended. There was no service at Grace Church last Sunday on account of the Bayfield anniversary but ser- vice will be at 9.45 as usual this Sunday morning. ,0 0 . -o KINGSBRIDGE P NLN GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE GRADUATES OBTAIN POSITJONS A wide meld of• opportunity is open to graduates off Goderieb Business College, it is apparent from a list of the 1tf67 graduates who have accepted employment offers. The next teran opens September 3. The school can aecommodate 30 students and each year the desks are well filled. Therefore reservations should be made early to avoid disappointment. The following students have re- cently begun work,. as secretaries bookkeepers. stenographers, and typists: Charlotte Anderson, Can- adian National Railways, London; Laurel Lodge, John Labatt Limited, 'London; Mary Andrew, Richards - Wilcox Mfg. Co., London: . arbara Larder, Loneon Life Insurance Co., London; Marilyn Martin, Royel Trust Co„ London; ''onna Harrison, law office of Ernest M. Lee, Q.ra; ., Toronto; Robert Gibbings, Preston- Noelting Ltd., Stratford;, Helen Campbell, ' ept. aA�culture, Walkerton; Olive Wilson, -t Circle Bar Knitting Co. Ltd., Kincardine; Ruth Westbrook, chartered ac- countant o I we of Mr. A. M. Harper, C.A., Goderich. Thelma Good, W. A. Slieaiffer Pen Co. of Canada Ltd., Goderich; Raymond Cook, Windsor Salt Co.; Blaine Bell, General Coach Worms, Iiensall; Norma Pentland, Unem- ployment In'.surancte Commission, Goderich; ric A; Marilyn 'O z Bank ori Montreal, klodcr`ieh; Marniy x Miler, ROW' Station, Clinton; Anna .Maes Drennan, B 1; of Montr q l, ±fi e - rie�Ruth �i$ilCom- munity 'Credit Union Ltd,, Clintons Marion Dnle:a, OAI Station Clio.- ton; ibada RAeka, Masseyrri; C4r.r Linden; Ruth Andrews, Vic- n ecru Ifor pita!, London; turtle. Johnstone, Culligan Soft Water Service, Goderich; Carolyn Maras, Canada Facke><:> Ltd., . Clinton; Murray Taylor, ►Cirel° Dar 'RnitUu4. Kineardine. Mr. and Mr. W, R. Thomson and children, off Kingston, are guests this week with their rective mother, Mrs. Jas. Thomson and Mrs. R. B. t�4idsort. Guests this week with Mr. And Mrs. George Ellis are the latter's cousin, Mrs. L. IL Widmeyer, of Oshawa, and her niece, Lynne Amy, of Waterloo. KINGSBRIDGE, Aug. 12. — Mr. and Mrs G. Vinini, of Calgary, and Miss Delores Dalton, of Detroit, are guests at the home of Frank Dalton. Miss Margaret Kraemer, who re- cently returned from a motor trip to Florida, spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Gryfe Frayne, and family. Susan Liese- man, of Marton, was also a visitor, and Danny Frayne returned with them for a week's visit with the Kraemer family at Hesson. Miss Bernadette Meyer spent the past two weeks holidaying with relatives in Torcnto and Kitchener. Mrs. Jack Kinney, of Detroit, returned to her home after a week's visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley O'Reilly and son, of Toronto, visited at the home of Mrs. Jas. Garvey last week. Mr. and, Mrs. Fergus Dwyer, baby Maureen and Mrs. Dwyer's sister, Elizabeth, of Kinkora, were Sunday visitors at the Donald Frap e home. Miss N. Miller, of Hamilton, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Mary Sheridan. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin and Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Frayne visit- ed with relatives in London dur- ing, the past week. Mrs. Ursula Hebert, of Detroit, is visiting with relatives here. Mr. Jan O'Neill, Miss Mary Sheridan, of Toronto, and Peter Lierman, Jimmy Martin, the Van Osch 'brothers and Mike Dalton, (Langton tobacco employees) spent the week -end at their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. Len Woodley, Dar- lene and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Austin and family, at Timmins, this week. O. 0 0 PERSONALS Miss Holly Holmes, of St. Thomas, is spend:lig a week's holi- day with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Breckow, Palinerston street. Guests this week with Miss L. MacVicar, Rineks street, are Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Elson, Elizabeth and . John, of Oakville, and Mr. :Tim Redd itt and—family, of Tor- onto. 4 Would You Like More convenience and Leisured Would you like to have more time each day to devote to your children, to recreation. to gardening, or some other summertime pursuit? Labour saving electrical appliances can give yob this extra time; at the flick of a switch they whittle down to minutes time-consuming chores. DO IT WITH HYDRO FOR ONLY A FEW CENTS A DAY For ono cent you con use on electric ironer for 53 minutes. For one cent you coca use an electric floor polisher for 21/ hours. For one tont you' taco use an electric racoons cleonor for 1 hour. Figguroa mooed on Pito avoraggo cost por kilaseioPQ- hour to domestic custornora in Hydro municipoiitioa. Oo Modern... 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