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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-01-30, Page 9471URSPAY/ ;TOMO Tlia, 'A&P Meigazithp .., r nif r r; 1604. -Now '9 . 8414 1,14NEY 41A,VI Q la MONIEY E:.A1I 1E4; •..� Ali ' o101 '">Milyl i o and to r s lu#' o - spgigistlar- oni�`t t � �! .p�Q � ,�►'' p 101 �p .. ��rtat>Ilrldlrlq ! -, llotl.O+_;Ii, A4,P s J<Viogi,,,PI t,.. Como sea. how A4 -will., ;help you balahca Your busiest with oaih Sailing; on. your ulrsskl$t food bill i y - ,4. • SPECIAL THIS WEEK! JANE PARKER PLS •'ref t fruits: and Vegetables California No. 1 Grade, °Fresh, Tender Green targe bunch California, ,No. 1 Grade, Fresh Tender California, No, 1 Grade,, Fresh Green Fresh Crisp. No. 1 Grade, Pascal ' California, Ns. 1 Grade 216.35 Iirge bunches 29c lf0nl9C large heads 29C Nc . 1 Grade, ,for' Marsh Seedless 4A, RANGES Each 5c: Regular Price 59c—SAVE 14c •Jane Parker Spanish BAR CAKE Jane Parer Reg. Price 43c—SAVE 4o" - each 39c Reg. 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Price tin 29c—SAVE 4o 14 -oz pkg 15c Reg, Price Ib 33c -SAVE 110 21 -Ib pkgs 55c ineeting.of Colborne Ton ns p sed-. ieratien of AgricultO o, held.in'the Township Hall, :Carlow, Wedges- day Of last wee. saW "many faers and their wives in ;attendance. 'The president, John Diiiit ar,'was e#ta3r- Special speaker was J3ob &eegrd, of Hanover, diregtor of cone nunity progr'ains, with ,the Department of Educe. ion for this section of. West- ern "Mario. He explained 'e" funct on of his office :and outlined various programs that had proven valuable in other rural commun- ities, such as forums, " community workshops and recreational activ- ities. The meeting was divided into four groups to discuss projects and report -on the value of each to • a cnmmunity...,,Plans were made to visit Ripley workshop, now in ses- sion. A vote of thanks was moved • Dunlop W.I. Hears County Librarian is y her, • . Followin re i t usiness, the presentation o chiegttes . was niade• t 4-H boys • pr tsei, t,1for St14,e* cessf.. • • b; . S?.111 `Woxk. ;Utliernke'ber, of Com. Gra.;in, •Calf : d`'`; Garde Cubs 4ot present will 'receive nw 'ar ;� maiL abo.noW u<1t3r aresideiii f 'tor J►S its ton pf` i e s •sero � +�l'cr! Wks l�tr'a ducod) r t�.iring.president ,Doug . M Neil, of olborn . r,, ebaptonr; brought �hxoet ng fron the county and spoke brieli of the ;ori the Federatton,,r espe�lly with reg , garb ttr',;its marketing policy, e was followed b3r-ea l: l emingwa Federation Fieldrna for, H ; ; uronk who presented infor iation•-on Fed- eration 'activity arid' aclii'""i emnent in 1957, ,. :`< ., . Officers and directors 'were rre- , turned for another year. The dir- ectors' meeting -was set tor "W edneS; -- day, January 29, at the"Township Hall, Carlow. ST. HELENS ST. HELENS, Jan. 27.—The an- nual congrekat n-nual-congrekat oral meeting of Cal; vin United Chureh was held/on Tuesday evening with a large at- tendance. rrior to the meeting, a bountiful pot luck supper, s rved,. cafeteria style, was enjoyed • It was able to get around again as was arranged by the W.A. ith well as the rest who had been sick. Mrs. T. J. Todd, Mrs. Chas. Mc- Donald, Mrs. L. Woods and Mrs. Frank 1VIcQuillin, as oommittee in charge, Rev; B. F. Green presided for the meeting and M. W. I. Miller was secretary. The -Sehpol report was given--W-Mrs. - - T. J. Todd. The reports of the secretary and -treasurer of the W.M.S., Mrs. Wood's. and Mrs. Mc- -Qui-l;fin, showed a successful year with the allocation reached and $175 sent to the Presbyterial treas-- --w- urer. Miss W. D. Rutherford gave a reading. Mrs. Green reported for the Baby Band ,which has 16 members and Allan MDonald sang a solo. Mrs. G. MacPherson re- ported much' activity in the W.A. and a balance on hand of $20$•49 There was a good turn out to the Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute in Carlow Hall on. Wednesday of last week. The president, Mrs. A. T. Lamb, Best wishes were expressed for the recovery of Mrs. F. Allen and Mrs. F., Fisher and any others whir may be sick. T,he ladies are enthusiastic about makingpratg-rite `--nre -"excellent` course conducted by Mrs. G. Ross and 'Mrs- W. Hardy, Husbands are warned to watch _ their underwear since the ladies are gathering wool= lens. he annual pot luck supper will be held in Carlow Hall, Saturday, February 15 at 7 p.m. A Scottrsh reading was given by Mrs. Joseph StEiwart. The roll call was answered by a gift to Alex- andra Hospital. Guest speaker was Mrs. G. Eckmier who spoke on the best books and their authors;. She Mrs. IMcDonald gave a reading. left a good supply of books. ,,.- . Mrs. W. A. Miller reported for the Hostesises were Mrs. T. Ii'unter, Missionary and Maintenance fund Mrs. B. Chsholm, Mrs. E. Hunter with $358 being forwarded to Tor - and Mrs. J.Horton. ' onto .- Mrs. W. I. Miller, the church „ a ----o- o treasurer, reported a successful t i year with a balance on hand of Taylors Corne' for the trus- r tees, Mr, 811.86. orne tWoods stated that six tenders had been received for TAYLOR'S :CORNER, Jan. 27.— the shed, advertised.in the Signal - The annrial meeting of Taylor's Star, andthat of Mr. Thos. Hackett, Corner United Church was field on jr., for $325 being; accepted. Rev. Friday last at the church. Reports Mr. -Green reported two marriages, for the year..w.ere..submitted after five baptisms' and three burial's dur- which the election of officers took ing` the year. Six members had - place. .Church officers for 1958 been received by letter and seven are as follows: Rev. C. E. Peacock, by profession of faithmaking a minister in charge; Roy Wilson, clerk of session; Jerry Ginn, treas- urer&of stewards; Chester Sturdy, treasurer of M. and M. funds; Miss Nina Walters, secretary; __Sunday School superintendent, Mrs. Roy Wilson with Miss Nina Walters assisting. Sunday School is H'1'd" at 2.30 p.m. with church following total, of 84 resident and 14 non- resident members on the roll. If was agreed to pay $110 a .1year for three years from the church funds for the University of Western On- tario United Church Residence Fund, The following officers were re -appointed: Stewards, G. Mc- Roberts, J. Cameron, G. MacPher- Congratulations are in order for son, G. Stuart and Chas. McDonald; Mrs?, Wm. Straughan who will auditors, Allan Miller and Don quietly observe her 101st birthday Cameron; sectetaryrtreasurer Mrs. on Sunday, February 2nd at, the W. I. Miller. home of her daughter„ Mrs. Howard Mr. Rodger Swass, of Wingham, Sturdy and family. -Very best was the guest speaker at the Com - wishes from her many friends. munity Night under the auspices The community was deeply sad- of -the Women's Institute in the dened on Sunday with the passing hall on Friday evening. He was of Mrs. Austin Sturdy. The sym• introduced by Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, pathy of the community is extend- the president, and thanked by Mrs. ed to the family'. Fred McQ'uillin. Preceeding the Miss Wilda Wilson, of Brantford, travelogu''e, Mrs. Gaunt presided visited with her parents, Mr., and for a short program of eomnlunity Mrs. Roy Wilson, `during the week- singing, a duet by Erma and end. Lorne Forster, piano solos by Terry Sunday visitors with Miss Nina Wilson and 'Mr's. Chester Taylor, and Charlie Walters were Miss and a solo by Mrs. Gaunt. Follow - Beulah Long and ,Mr. Clyde Gled- ing lunch, dancing was enjoyed to hill, of Benrniller, Mr. and Mrs. music ,by Mr, and Mrs. Chester Goldie•--Newten,- of Goderich, and Taylor and by Dod Cameron, Mur - Mrs. W. McLean, ,pf Saltfofd. ray Gaunt and Mrs.: A. Gaunt with and nd Mrs. Adam.Craig, of Mr. Heffernan as caller -off. T6fonto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Norma Mru•ray,, student at Barrie Walter and family for a the Stratford Teachers' College, fevD'`'lays last week was practise teaching 'at Woodstock The February meeting of the last week. W.A. will be field: at the home of Mrs. Gordon MacPherson has Mrs. B. Walter. The roll call will been a visitor at Brussels with her be answered with an exchange df sister, Mrs. Raynard. Valentines. .Miss Isabelle MacPherson, stud- () • o ent nurse .,at St. Joseph's Hospital, London,- and LAC Fred Thompson, of Centralia, spent the week -end at the former's home here. DONNYBROOK DONNYBROOK, Jan. 27. -= Mr. and Mrs. H. Jefferson were hosts to a-• number of friends and neigh- bors around St. Augustine and Donnybrook on Friday evening for a progressive euchre warty. _Prizes won Were: gents' nigh, Stuart_ Chamney; low, Edward Robinson; ladies' high, Lois• Chamney and Anne Thompson (tied); low, Mrs. ardy. It is planned to make these p • fes a weekly event and one o d o OBITUARY 3 CHARLES T. GOWER Mrs ,and--Mrs:--Louis-fsovier--nnd-,.- Mrs. W. N. Watters attended the funeral of Mr. Govier's brother, Charles Thomas Govier, on January /l at Port Colborne. - Mr. Govier died quite suddenly on the preced- will ee held next Friday evening ing Saturday night while he and his wife were visiting friends. • He at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson. was 64 years of age and_ was as- , Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chartiney and girls were recent visitors with Mr..and Mrs. Cliff Henderson and family, at .'Kippen. sistant secretary of the Canadian Furnace Company Limited. He had been with the firm 42 years as a timekeeper. - Mr. Govier was born in Hullett Township, clear Londesboro, a son BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS andtMargaret Mair Henry Gnvi is - began his career as a telegraph operator with Grand Trunk -- Railway, at' Londes- bor9, later accepting a:position- with the Niagara, St. Catharines ' and. Toronto Railway Co., at Thor- old. He was past president et Greater Port Colborne Chamber of Commerce and of Poft"' Cblborne Lions Club - and was also a mem- ber n th • ...Unite . ,_ Chur mem e r o t o n. ependent Order of Oddfellows. Extra -Speciat MONAReH Margerine 2ibs4c A&P SPECIA•L,BLEND 49c 99c ea A&P SOCKEYE SaimOn 216 Ib this 89c '• F a Ib 69c- ATS 15" x 20" Itititie,size, 2C. $1.29 �, 1f 01�At AflANY7C 1 PAOnC tiA COWAN Prieh Effective Un:i1 Saturday, • N l`=ebruary lit, 195q. , DEDICATED AT. SERVICE At North Street United Church Sunday morning the dedication took place of Bibles and Testa- ments to be used in the new hos- pita} wing and also at the jail. Mr: C. R., Roberts, of Kitchener, field Secretary of Gidteon's Inter, national; conducted -the servic and •"lel tr tff' Kr.a the Scripture: Mr. Harry HoFfrnan, if 'Dashwood, sang a Sold atjida.eb. A, .E:,,rustace led in the dedicat ry prayer. The service was arranged by the local. South Baron Gideon Camp, which has 1%centlay,_. been organized. This wa; -.:their"`, first church serVi e in Godcrith. Bibles have been ^ plata in the schools in Gocteri+ hd : rrou d ing :district a.t't elf -as i`inf.he Mote' ',. hotels at?d rest homes :... 0- . d Y. ..,':.b. "Ve meaning " 1 Aftes forbid." 'Troth Besides his, wife, he leaves a son, Donald Knox Goviier, at islingg- ten, and a daughter, Mrs. A. SStirI- ling `(t tledg'e, of Port Colborne. `there are also two brbthers 'Wil~"_ ham K. G'ovier .l ontlesho °and,: 'Louis, of Gnderich, And two . Mrs. Aff Webster,, of'rid bero, ;• and Mrs. d'. C. R,ldford� bfxntori.A. nr 44) " ' tiling was originally • a•: -protea'' 1 ensure since ,1 iirds ;„ were e� y'for opponens in cnrnb - to -s,'' +, a,-•