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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-12-05, Page 5Aff, DIMEIVESER Rh, 1957 YOUR CANDIDATE$ VOTE JOE ALLAIRE COUNCILLOR FOR 1458 FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS PHONE 389 For an honest, alert, informed Municipal Government VOTE FOR MAY MOONEY TO THE ELECTORS OF GODERICH— As Councillor in 1957, 1 endeavoured to give you my best. YOU DO THE REST. VOTE co M. ROBERTSON , FOR 195T COUNCIL. FOR TRANSPORTATION, PHONE 673-3 -48 KEEP GODERICH PROGRESSIVE VOTE FRANK SKELTON FOR 1958 TOWN COUNCILLOR VOTE FOR PROGRESS VOTE JOHN SPAIN FOR COUNCIL FOR 1958 VOTE If you feel that my 11 years' experience in doing business with municipalities throughout Ontario will be of service to you, may 0 ask for your vote and influence in seeking a seat on the 1958 Town Council. BRUCE SULLY Re -Elect W. A. (BILL) TIPPLE to the 1958 TOWN COUNCIL To Serve YOUR Interests r. _ .. THE GODERICII SIGNAL-STA The Moscow Selects, Russian hockey team now concluding a tour of exhibition games in Canada, have drawn capa- city crowds wherever they have played. Many from Goderich saw the game when they played the Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen on Tuesday of last week. At left is U - seen Russian coach Anatoly Tarason hollering instruc- tions to his team. To the right is winger Yury Patnyukov, leaning over the boards of "the players' bench. Note the close fitting toupe, which is worn by some of the Russian players. —Telegram photo. County FarmForums Bold Annual Meeting Huron County -Farm Forums met for their annual meeting in the Blyth Memorial Hall Wednesday evening of last week with about 100 present. "— alis. s. Winston Shapton, of Exeter, congratulated the ladies of the Eastern Star for a fihe banquet pro- fessionally served. The County President, Mrs. Vera Greig, presided and commented on the activities of the Provincial organization of which she is first vice-chairman. Doug. McNeil, president of Huron County Federation of Agri- culture, brought greetings and thanked the forums for the. support and valuable ideas that they origin- ate. Many important resolutions have been developed through the forums for presentation to Govern- ment by the Ontario Federation of: Agriculture. Charles Coultes, chairman of the,. county Federation C.I.A. cominit- tee, complimented Huron drivers on their good accident free record in 1957. Any influence that Farm Forum can have on encouraging safe driving will be greatly ap- preciated, he said. Roger Schwass, of the Tarin De- partment of CKNX, was guest speaker, showing slides of his trip through Western Canada and Unit- ed States. Township Directors were elected as follows: Mrs. O., McCharles, Robt. Yuill, Mussel Knight, Bob McMillan, Eric Anderson, Ted Mills, Bill Taylor, Fred Lobb, John Soldan, Earl Haist, Louis Johns. At a directors' meeting which followed, Mrs. Vera Greig was elected chairman and Bob McMil- lan, vice-chaii''man. 0 0 0 PERSONALS Jim Thorneloe, a local man, has just completed a six months' course at' the Windsor Barber School and is opening a one -chair barber shop on Hamilton street in the store formerly occupied by Beatty Washer Co. He plans to be open for business on Tuesday, December 10. FOR onest, Sincere Administration humbly solicit your support VOTE BJSSfT FOR DEPUTY REEVE -48x Hi Ho Silver! Unless the grappler is suc- cessful in retrieving the lost loot, the fish in Goderich har- borare in for an unexpected Christmas present of more than ten dollars • in shining silver. John McGraw, taxi driver, was climbing down the ladder to the dock from the John Roebling, one of the boats in the winter fleet at the harbor, when something dropped from his waist. It was his money belt containing more than ten dollars in silver.- It hit the water and sank to the bottom. Attempts are being made to rescue it by means of a grap- pler • with magnet attached. 0--- o- 0 CREWE CREWE, Dec. 3.—Mr. and Mrs. Jim (_uibert were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finnigan. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Adams, of Wingham, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Paquette `and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Henry and daughters visited on Sunday with -Mr. and Mrs. Chester Finnigan and David. Mr. Roy Culbert, of Galt, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Duffle, of HamiT ton. were here at the week -end and attended a gathering in honor of the fortieth wedding annivers- ary•of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Culbert. Guild Holds Final Meeting ForYear St. George's Churchwoman's Guild held their final meeting of the year on Tuesday afternoon. The president, Mrs. Munday, opened the meeting with prayer and Mrs. Palmer read the Scrip- ture. During the business session, re- presentatives were appointed to help pack Christmas boxes and money was voted for Sunday School Christmas treats, and the Children's Aid Society. Cheques amounting to $540.00 were presented by the various groups, and it was decided to use the money for the purchase of new tables. .Mrs: B. Goldthorpe very kindly donated salt and pepper dusters for the banquet tables. A nominating committee of Mrs, Videan, Mrs. Legg and Mrs. Todd was appointed to bring in a slate of officers for the new year. Miss Helen' Videan was the guest speaker and gave a most interest- ing account of her recent trip to the Western Coast and Southern States. To conclude the meeting, a de- licious lunch was served ,by Mrs. Legg, Mrs. Videan and Mrs. Mumby. Figure Skating Clu Say Ice Times Unsuitable After being in operation for the past five or six years, the Galeria Figure Skating Club Inas folded up. The club's president, Harold )0/Ma- lian, claims the reason, for the club's demise is "lack of co -oiler~ ation from the secretary of the Goderich Recreation and Arena Committee." Four carloads of Coderich figure skaters now travel to Clinton each Saturday where they join vvith Clinton figure skaters in practising at the arena there from 1 to ( p.m. Last year, according to Mr. Bren- nan, the Goderich 'Figure Skating Club ended the year owing the Gpderich Arena $400 but had $15 in the Walt. Another member- of the Figure Skating Club executive stated, "The Goderich Arena Conunittee never did see figure skating as a recre- ation project. They always figured it was some sort of a social club operated for the upper crust, which it most definitely wasn't." "We have been having difficulty getting suitable ice time for t past three years until this year 'finally decided to call it quits," said Mr. Brennan. - Ice tineprovided for the figure slaters at the ktoderich Awa a last year was fro . 4.50 to 6.60 on p. l - on Thursdays .and 6 to 6.A.m. ua Saturday. "But ttieolee time au Saturdays waa cancelled on su . ay•occas ns last year that the progran was most Junsuitable both frolna the standpoint of the pro, fcssnonal instructors and the child - ,ren skaters and their pax eats," said Mr. Drennan Officers of the Goderich More Skating Club are: iiarold Brennan, President; Mrs. Wallace Duck- worth, vice-president; t112rs. Arnot 11ikConnell, treasurer. CLINTON LIONS NET ,$1,000 FROM GREY CUP DRAW Donald Warner, Bayfield true* driver, won the $500 prize in tete annual draw Field by the Clintoip Lions Club in connection with the Grey Cup Football game. Warner held the correct score com- bination. The winding ticket was3 sold by George L'avis. The Clinton Lions Club netted more than $1,006 from the project. FOR AUTO BODY REPAIRS and Automotive Spray Pairsting see DAVIDSON VISUALINING & COLLISION SERVICE HURON ROAD GODERICH PHONE 320 Worrying! Here is a man's idea for Christmas Why worry about gifts for the men? A man's idea for Christmas is something to wear . . . in good taste . . . of fine qual ity . . . correct in style. Set your mind at rest and select the things he wants to wear from the EARL RAWSON STYLE SHOP. If you're looking for ideas on what to give the men on your list, we'll be happy to help you. We Feature Famous YOUR SUPPORT • AT TI1E POLLS ON DECEMBER 9th, WOULD BE APPRECIA DEPUTY REEVE Your Vote and Support will be appreciated. FRANK WALKOM11 Shirts • Ties • Leisure Shorts • Jewelry • SEE THE NEW NO -IRON SHIRT BY FORSYTH This super -fine, 2 -ply Egypt- ian cotton shirt washes in moments, dries to gleaming sleekness with no ironing! $7050 Stardust Shirt by Forsyth also requires no ironing. White, del