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Wil...l Damage
Chargocl To Trio
THE GODJRJCR SIGNAI,STAR
A>t result of two Incidents
vrbia oecA eii on Hallowe'en,
three young Men from the Auburn
dish a and Biarth a geared before
Il[aigistrate D. E. Ho,ni es Dere last
Tbnra•diy.
Each pleaded guilty to causing,'
wilful damage to a milk stand and
=ail box owned by William Lutz,
of Weat WawanM3ll Township, and
to damagitiri, a fence owned by
Maitland Allen, of Auburn. The
matter was adjourned two weeks
for sentence. Magistrate D. E.
Holmes advised the trio to fin the
ffence in the meantime and pay the
owner of the milk stand for the
time involved in repairing it.
The three who appeared in court
were John Thomas Nethery, 27,
of 1, Auburn; Norman Me•
Clinchey, 22, of ',.R. 2, Auburn,
and David John Chalmers, 17, of
Blyth.
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Lrarna Seminar Success
.LT Plans 3 -Act Play
A three -act play will be present-
ed at MacKay Hall by Goderich
Little Theatre on February 26 and
27, it was tentatively decided at the
regular GLT meeting last week.
Mrs. R. C. Hays and Mrs. Cayley
Hill will work as co -directors, with
Walter Barlow, of Woodstock, giv-
ing his assistance whenever pos-
sible. The play will be adjudicat-
ed on February 27 by W. Perry,
of Ilollywood. Casting will be
done as soon as the books arrive.
Last Saturday, a drama seminar
was held in the board room of
Knox Church under the sponsor-
ship of Goderich Recreation and
Arena Committee. Miss Betty
Etue, of the GLT, worked with Ted
Williams, local ,.recreation .director,
and Bob' Secord, representative of
the Department of Education for
community recreational work in
this area, to arrange Saturday's
'program .
Mrs: E. C. MacLean, of Guelph,
was in charge, and very helpful
and interesting instruction was
given for directing and acting. The
morning session was devoted to
acting and ,Mrs. MacLean called on
people of the different groups to
do pantomime. In the evening, the
Goderich group presented a scene
from "The Silver Cord," directed
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MacDonald, :: onnie Graham and
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Mrs. MacLean congratulated
these people in glowing terms and
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dramatic talent in Goderich.
Invaluable instruction was given
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Listowel and Exeter drama groups
were represented as well as mem-
bers from the GLT.
LADY CURLERS
A ladies team skipped by Mild-
red Whetstone defeated a 'men's
team skipped by Dr. N. C. Jackson
by a score of 10-5 at the Goderich
Curling Club on Wednesday after-
noon.
Results of other games on Wed-
nesday, listing the skips in each
case went': S. Ogg, 8 as B. Doak, 7;
M. McMillan, 13 vs A. Alexander, 6;
Dr. Jackson, 15 vs C. Gracie, 2.
The mystery prize was won by
Mrs: James Queen. The Christ-
mas partyof the Curling (,
being held on Tuesday evening,
December 17.
OBITUARY
MRS. (MAZ E CU'btlE N
Residing in Goderich sinee
August, Mrs. Madge Cl.• en died
in i'. ! exandra Hospital on Saturday
last after an illness of a year.
She was born in England in 1901
the daughter of the late Francis
William Kirtley, and enrietta
Cowling, who still resides in ]Eng-
land. After coming to Canada in
1922, she lived in Toronto until
she and her husband moved to
Goderich last August and `took up
residence on Elgin avenue.
She was an adherent off Knox
Presbyterian Church. Her hus-
band, Douglas Cullen, passed away
in August, 1957.
She is survived by two sons,
Lawrence Owles, of Goderich, and
Alfred Owles, of Ajax, and four
grandchildren. Her mother, Mrs.
Henrietta Fail, also survives as
well as two sisters and two bro-
thers, all of Englund.
The funeral took place at Mc-
Dougall & Brown, St. Clair avenue
chapel, Toronto, on Tuesday after-
noon with interment in Prospect
cemetery.
WALTER J. BUCHANAN
A veteran of two World Wars
and carpenter and contractor,
Walter James Buchanan died at
Alexandra Ilospital on Thursday
last. Deceased was 62 years of
age and had suffered a lingering
illness. He was a son of the late
James H. Buchanan and Catharine
MacDonald, of Goderich, and had
practically all of
lived in Goderichp ac y
his life with the exception of the
two wars when he went overseas
with the 71st battalion in World
°`��— War 1 and served with the Royal
Canadian Engineers in World War
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Dec. 9.—Con-
gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John
Foran on the birth of their baby
daughter on Sunday, December 8th,
in Goderich hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Redmond visit-
ed friends in London on a Satur-
day. recently.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nevett and
family, London, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Cryil Boyle over the
week -end.
Mr. Frank Austin and Mrs. Irene
Murphy, Ashfield, visited,. at the
home of Thos. and Carrie McCann.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.-Deitner, Ross,
Joan and Karen, Bl'ussels, visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Leddy on Sunday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blake and
family, Brussels, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Kinahan. Michael Kin-
ahan and Maurice Edwards, Lon-
don, also visited the Kinahan home
recently.
Miss Irene O'Connor, Port Bur-
well, visited her sister, Rose, over
the week -end. -
Mr. James St. Marie and Ray-
mond, Kitchener, visited at the
home of Miles St. Marie last week.
Congratulations to ,, Betty and
Joan 'Devereaux on successfully
,passing the Christmas examina-
tions.
Wedding bells are ringing in
our community.
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11. Mr. Buchanan was a member
of the Canadian Legion and also
of Knox Presbyterian Church.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Cora Washington and a
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Richardson
(Joan), of . Chilliwack, B.C., and
three grandchildren. A brother,
Harry F., of Smith's Falls, also
survives.
The funeral service on Saturday
afternoon at Lodge funeral home
was conducted by the Canadian
Legion. Rev. R. G. MacMillan of-
ficiated. Interment was in Mait-
land cemetery. Pallbearers were
R. W. Bell, J. K. Hunter, David
MacMillan, E. F. Sale, Ralph Kings-
well, Clarence MacDonald.
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