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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-12-12, Page 130 -uU ua,rr•• nwvr r 4111 BSIlAX, »EC. 12th, 1957 Miss Linda Breckenridge, nurse - In -training at Styoseph's Hospital, London, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. lay Breckenridge. TUE GODERKai SIGNAirSTAX 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY CHIROPRACTIC HERB „RT 8. SUCH D.C. Doctor of 4`biropratic • Office Hours: ►n,, Thurs.-9 a.m. to 5 Via e>s., Fri. -9 a,m. to 8, fipm.to8pan. Wed. & Sat. --9 to 11,34 Lin Vitamin Therapy • Office ---,Corner of South St. and. Britannia Road. Phone 341. L1. "HARPER Chartered ,comitant QMce Hous 343J 343Wao 33 Hamilton St. Godch". Stiles Ambulance Roomy - Comfortabl Anywhere Any PHONE 399 77 Montreal St., ,Gods HAROLD JACKSON LICENSED AUCTIONEER HURON AND PERTH Phone 474 SEAFORTH P.O. Box 4M FRANK REID LIFE UNDERWRITER Life, annuities, business insurance. Mutual Life of Canada Phone 346 Church St. BAYFI ELO BAYF I'hD, ec: 9. - Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Frame left oaf Friday to spend the winter in Clinton. rs. P,acheal Brister deft on Thursday to spend the winter in Washington, DIC. Mrs. `'Lottie Schnell is' spending the winter in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Moore, De- troit, spent the week -end 4t their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson NIL Teranto, were at their cottage over the weekend. James Cameron is spending two weeks in orento. iM,irs., Peter Itennor, Teeswater, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Glenn George Weston left on "Saturday to spend the winter in Ferndale, Mich., Mr. and tMrs. R. Jenkins, Lon- don; spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. G. Turner. Tom Steadman, London, was at - his father's cottage over the week- end. "At Home." -About 65 persons attended the "At Home" at the Rectory on Tuesday evening. The Rev. E. Harrison received the guests .in the hall. Mrs. P. Weston, president of the Guild, was con- vener, assisted by Mrs. Don Middle- ton and Mrs. E. Wise, Mrs. R. J. Larson, Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer, Mrs. Jack Stewart and Mrs. A. F. Scotchmer, jr. Mrs. Roy .. Fitz- simmons was in charge of refresh- ments. Mrs. Fred Weston was in dining -room assisted by Mrs. the g Don McLeod. Mrs. A. M. Bassett and Miss Berthena Sturgeon were upstairs to show rooms to the visitors. Santa's Parade. --A number of children enjoyed a film of Eaton's Santa Claus parade which was pro- jected in St. Andrew's United History Hea Church basementon a tuid a a ft Q 411uron The 1 -ions Club held a sticce ul turkey bingo on Friday evenin the Town Ball. The• special 25 A A pound turkey was won by Mrs - Sydney iCastle and the share the AtgC.G.1.To Hold Vesper Service aIe Leaf L.ODE Meet wealth game was won by John Tho December meeting of the rl'hd arrival of a very jolly Santa Maple IJeaf Chapter, 1.0.1)X., was Brand, Goderich Township. .Clans, Mrs. W. Oakes, once of the 1 tiub. - 11e Tring Club p inixnerr?�l xs, brought .the party to a Trig to T Y held the fr .rl7r► of a dinner Meet - the :t held their December meeting irrn h 1o close. the Parish Hall on Wednesday evening. The business was dis- cussed followed by the decorating of the hall for the pre-school child- ren's party on Thursday. Lunch was served by Mrs. George Bell_ chamber and Mrs. Doug Carswell. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon spent the week -end in Science Hill. Children's Party.- The Trinity Club held their annual pre:school children's 'Christmas party on Thursday afternoon. The hall was beautifully decorated with 'stream- ers, balloons. Santa Claus was there and. ,there was a Christmas tree. Games were enjoyed with Mrs. R. S. Roddick at the piano. 'Happy Birthdax;'.� was sung for little Brenda cMakins who celebrat- ed her fourth birthday on that day. The children were then treated ,to cookies, chocolate milk, apples and balloons.: The child- ren's mothers were treated to a cup of tea and cookies. Miss Brenda Makins entertained a few . of her little friends to a birthday party at her home on Wednesday. afternoon. The child- ren enjoyed games and dainty re- freshments • served by Brenda's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Wallis, D'Arcy, Sask., are visiting Misses Maude and Josephine Stirling. 0 0 e Wedding rings are placed on the third finger of the left hand be- cause of an old Egyptian belief. that a nerve ran from that finger to the heart. AIexander & Chapman • GENERAL INSURANCE FIRE AUTOMOBILE CASUALTY Get Insured -Stay Insurer Rest Assured. A. J. ALEXANDER C. F. CHAPMAN Bank of Commerce Building, Goderich Phones 268 W and 18 W. • ;� EDWARD W. ELLIOTT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Correspondence promptly an- swered. Immediate arrangements can be made for Sales Date by calling Phone Hut --9097. Charge moderate and satis- Ifaction guaranteed. F. T. Armstrong OPTOMETRIST Phone 1100 for appointment SQUARE GODERICH CEMETERY MEMORIALS T: Pryde & Son EXETER Local Representative= ALEX SMITH GODERICH 146 Elgin Ave. Phone 158 411111181111111181111111111. BEAT COLD WEATHER 00011169111111111114,0111110110000 WITH Heating Oils 111.11111.11.1.1.1.1.0811811111111.111 (Fuel Oil and Stove Oil) FROM BENR; CHISIIOLM AND SONS Your Imperial Oil Agent:- Phone gent s -Phone (collect) Dungannon 19R2. "Always look to Imperial for the best." -41tf ing at the Bedford Hotel on Thurs- day of last week. After the singing of Christmas carols, a business session was held. This included reports of the secre- tary and treasurer. Mrs. A. Harp- er reported on education, asking for authority to purchase a record player, for the adopted school for Christmas, which was granted. Mrs. H. Bettger, citizenship convener, reported that a coffee party for New Canadians is to be held Janu- ary 23 and a committee was ap- pointed to help with this project. Mrs. A. Nicol, Mrs. D. Mooney, Miss J. Saunders and Mrs. J. B. Kinkead were also appointed to. look after the Christmas baskets. A . nomination "ctommittee was formed. The program was then opened with more Christmas carols in charge of the mistress of cere- monies, Mrs. B.- Ainslie. A trio, Mrs. L. Walzak, Mrs. B. Baechler and Mrs. C. Edward sang. Mrs. G. Ellis introduced the guest speaker, Professor James Scott, of Seaforth. Mr. Scott spoke on the history of Huron County which was both humorous and instructive. He was thanked by Mrs. D. Mooney. Two violin selections were then played by 'Mrs. R. Smith and a musical reading Was given by Mrs. H. Bettger,,followed by a duet by Mrs. C. Edward and Mrs. L. Walzak. THERE'S NO MATCH' FOR QUALITY - AND THAT'S WHAT. WE GET IN MILK FROM- ANDREW DAIRY DAIRY • FOR Your Fou,ila n Favourites' • VISIT Our lee Creom &'r Need phoney fast? Then simply pick up your phone and arrange for a loan from Trans Canada Credit. Loa from $150. too $2,500. without e rsers or bankable security. Up to 30 months to repay. And at Trans Canada Credit you can arrange for a life -ensured 'loan. Call us today. UIC1( CASH LOANS 4 THE All -CANADIAN LOAN CQMPANY 148 The Square, Goderich Phone 797 ..9 •••••••e•oee•••••ee•e••• Have you ever stopped to think what dry cleaning does to your clothes? Today there are so many strange "fabric - mixtures", any old cleaning fluid won't do. It takes care- fully, selected chemicals, ably handled by experienced opera- tors. Use our safe, reliable service today. GODERICH DRY CLEANERS WEST sr. /2 2 C.R.LOWERY, Pc2OP. The pianist for the evening was Mrs. Jessop and the party cor- mittee was Mrs. L. Walzak, Mrs. W. Oakes, Mrs. Ainslie U.;Mrs. IL Spring and Mrs. G. Mathieson. Mrs. L. Walzak then thanked everyone who', helped to make the party a success. ST. HELENS Ina all the ten provinces this month, groups of 'teen ago girls aro presenting the annual Christi' mss Vesper Service of the Can- adian Girls In Training. It is a service which has become a ay bol of the national strength and unity of she C.G,II.T. movement. Canadian Girls In Training is an interdenominational movement under the Canadian Council of Churches. -Its activities are many and varied' but its chief purpose is to present the Christian way of life to 'teen age girls. With a background of flighted ST. Dec. 9.--IMiss Ise- Cht'istmas trees, the Canadian belle Ma herson, student nurse Girls In Training of North Street in St. Joseph's Hospital, London United Church on Sunday evening and Miss Donna Woods, student joined thousands of other girls nurse at the lCitchener-Waterloo across 'Canada in presenting the Hospital, were home for the week- annual Christmas Vesper service. end.. The girls were dressed in the Miss Norma Murray, who is at- whitey middies and blue skirts of tending Teachers' College at Strat- the C.G.I.T. uniform. Barbara ford scent last weekpractice Durnin and Jo Parsons led the teaching at the Dungannon Public service. Leaders were Nancy .School. Hughes, Patricia Boutilier and Mr. and (Mrs. Gordon Miller and Elizabeth Harley. Those taking Larry, of London, kwere week -end part in the Pageant of the Candles visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Chester were Sylvia Smith, Barbara Ellis, Taylor. Donna Gardner; Ruth 'Durnin and Word has been received by rela- ( Donna..Aberhart. tives hereof the death of Dr. Hugh Marilyn Smith sang a solo, and McCrostie on November 29th, in Barbara Eustace and Donna Dock - Vancouver. Dr. McCrostie, who stader sang a duet. Mrs. R. W. has been hospitalized for the past Hughes, the leader, told a story. years, had suffered a severe stroke. There was a full choir in attend- ( n Y Only 12 letters comprise the Il awe and Mn'. Ronald Mink pre- sided re- �Tg si delle raRev. A. V. Eustace gave the' benediction. A recessional 'utb lighted candles was an impressive closing. %8i 103 PORT ALBERT PORT ALBERT. Bee. 9. - Mr. Robert rIloy spent a day recently with his parents, err. and 'Mrs. Clarence Hoy. Isis boat was dock- ed at Midland. B •. and Mrs. `'Earl Martin visited bat 'week -cud with Mr. and Mrs, 011111041.11 avid diarUn, Mr. William'Yroolnau is reported to be proitressmg favorably attar n two operations in Victoria Ital, V Indo11. Mr. and IHrs. Walter Tigert I ed with `Mrs, Margaret Gray in Forest on 'Wednesday, Mrs, David Martie visited bor daughter, Mrs. Ivan 1Grigg'.. and Mr.Gra gv in London, parte .of Bast week: Q A mall whose normal weight i 150 pounds Would weig�, about !f0 Pounds if all the water in his system . were driers. up. - IN THE LEGION HALL _ GODERICH Saturday, 14 AT 8.30 P.M. SHARP. 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From Marl- borough to Napoleon, from Walpole to Washington, here is the climactic pr [todem history . . $6.5© Mao available: The Birth of Britain The New World each $6.50 AT HENDERSON'S BOOK STORE On The 0quaro FIRE INSURANCE We have been advised that a 25% increase will be effected on new dwelling and household contents insur- ance on January 1st. May we help you to review your coverages now? , Phone 230. dt Pete. MacEwen MacEWAN INSURANCE AGENCY 41A WEST ST. GODERIOH, ONTARIO 47-9 -$1500 .00 Goderlch 49 Patchwork Contest 41 PRIZES TO THE VALUE OF $1,500.00 To be given away to contestants with the purchase of any model of the famous "BROTHER SEWING. MACHINE" 1st Prize - $100.00 2nd Prize - $ 85.00 3rd Prize - $ 65.00 10 Prizes of $ 50.00 25 Prizes of $ 30.00 nrn a ALL YOU HAVE TO DO, IS -FIND THE MISSING WORDS IN THE PATCHWORK BELOW: 8 IB{ R 0 H a E R Worn around waist. 5. Place to live and sew. 2. Guide to sew a dress. 6. A light helps to do this. 3. A fashion first. 4. Position to sew. 7. Sewing machine you may • . carry from place to place. RULES: Fill in the 7 missing words or as many as you con find. Only one entry allowed for each purchase. Winners will be drawn firstly from correct entries; secondly ftpom almost correct en- tries. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE BY 6 p.m., DEC. 18, 1957. Bring in or mail to: Brother Sewing Centre 42 Wellington St. The store where, you find new sewing machines for as low as Stratford $99;5o NAME. STREET: CITY. PHONE' 7-14X • COAT SETS 2-6X • JACKETS - 20% OFF Choose a PLEATED or FULL SKIRT from our fine selection, 2-14X ANY BOY OR GIRL WOULD LOVE A GIFT FROM OUR FINE TOY DEPARTMENT Lovely choice of DRESSES, too, FROM INFANTS TO 14X AND ALL ACCESSORIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. • USE OUR LAY -AWAY i OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS. OPEN EVERY NIGHT THEREAFTER UNTIL CHRISTMAS. -..aD IWI `a€aMM-DaDaas • " "IDIetti-Delt 'PS x40749 '1{jN . Here'5 the low-down for a BUSY SANTA CLAUS: 4 ..:to hogte Nowt, gala t tat Aitopiilpila* If you are a busy Santa Claus with, a long list to take care of, be sure to in- clude a visit to "MY BANK" on your shopping tour. Here you will find a num- ber of gift -ideas that are guaranteed to give special cheer to everyone on "what -do -they -nerd?" list. your Peki aklio there s an easy way of beating that last-minute rush for Christmas presents -and it leads straight to the B of M branch in your neighborhood. BANK OF MONT ° 9ezet ' Youngsters rank high on anyone's list and there's an extra, special gift that's bound to make a hit - a Sayings Account, complete with passbook designed to appeal to the small fry. And wait 'til you see the gay yuletidc passbook cover - just right for the occasion. 0.. 64 otLtew.,to For the hard -to -choose -for, festively -decorated cheques than come in Christmassy envelopes and folders pro- vide a short-cut to your shopping problems. For out - of-towners, who like to buy for themselves. practical B of M ' money orders enclosed in holly - decked envelopes Can save you needless worry and guesswork. And if von are an employer, you can give your staff bonus .a yuletide lift by. using special B of M Christmas cheques. EAL nw .BANBf PO a M/111cH CA,U^;4H,t Goderich Ilranch : BRUCE ARIMSTItONG, Manager WOt2KINO WIVFI CANA`MANS CVtFre WALK OP tIPt SIIIe! 1.01 d 0 411