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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-06-19, Page 6• aa. GODERIM SIONAL-STAR 4 ray GDCI Special Commercial gates Plan To Head For London 'Members of the Special Com- --secure. ..positions_witli most of them heading for'London while a , ntunber will be employed in Giode- , The graduates and, the firms to which they. are going are as fol- lows: •Donna Walden, Richards - „Wilcox Limited, London; clam Anne Fuller, Huron County Health Unit, Goderich;, Betty Moerbeek, Opper Lakes and St. Lawrence, qoderich; Beverley Anderson, Hays „and Prest law office; Barbara ;Buchanan, London Life Assurance Company, London; Laura White, Northern Life Insurance, London; Marlene Easom, Bank of Montreal, London; Norma Herisch, Sun Life Insurance Company, London. • Anne Meyer, Norine Meyer, Carole Anne Zimmerman are going in training for nurses in September at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Two girls have planned a sum- mer vacatian before carAimeneing work in September. .• "School officials have found it fairly easy to 4nd positions for grachiates this year,” says Ms. N. 660. rracticalbi all of the afdi't= mentioned students found.positions through the school. Trips to in- dustries were Planned, interviews arivanged and contacts -maintained. through employment offices and the local National Employment BRIDGE SCORES Four tables of players enjoyed their weekly. duplicate bridge on dVionday evening when the winners were: !Mts. Frank Curry and Mrs. J: Sully, 501:j points; Mrs. F. Saunders and Mrs. ,A, A. Nicol, 46 points; Mrs. J. W. draigie and Mrs. Geo. Jenner, 44 points; Mr. and Mrs. K. Hunter, 431•:2 points. BRIGHT, NEW LOOK There's a bright, new look at ; the Ross Shoe Shop on the Square.; tile floor and new seating aceem, modation for customers. Counters ' have als6 b'een re -arranged. • • Sport's Car Racmg Presented by London Automobiie Sport Club s d Ju Ify 5, Local Juvenile :CIub Enfers '7Team L�auc e AA Juvenile series bus GIRLS' SOFTBALL summer.' ' The - l:ocal ball_ t_ea__m will Plans are under way to re- organize a girls' softball team .in -Goder-ich, :First practice will be held at ,Agricultural Park this Thursday, commenc- ' ing at 7 p.m, All girls inter- ested in playing softball are asked to turn out to this prac- tice or to phone `Mac" Mac - at 53. It i� planned . to have an entry in the inter-' Donald mediate W.G,A.A. girls softball. leagu e. Minor Softball The Goderich Lions Club has offered to• help sponsor this teap. Bucky Graham will be handling the coaching chores, with the help of Ted Williarn& Bucky coached the Goderich Lions -11/11Qet base- ball team a number of years ago. Local boys ,who,, will be playing on ' this team are as followS: Art Peachey, Clare Harman-, Bill Gal - low, Bill Fritzley, Frank '.%,1acDon- ald, Don MacArthur, Percy Garrick, Ron Williamson, Don McWhinney, Bur .Sutherland, Hilton Wilson, tim Sale, Paul McCreath, Bill -Black, Gary Stoddart, Joe Craig, Frank Miller. Any boy interested in trying out with the juvenile team should be. Scorns Ries John 'lick, the 8; -year-old walkathon king, has• doner. tt again! On Wednesday of last week, he walked all the w from Godericb,�. tb W,ipgitam play in A league .. miles altogether, and it took him nine hours. Re atopped in Blyth for dinner. Though offered rides by seveKg1 meter - Lit% he politely refused each time. He claims ..his legs weren't tired after .the icing hike; in fact, he worked the next day. • GODERICH SOLDIER OFF TO DUTY IN EGYPT Staff Sergeant Eric McAllister, Allister, who recently received a promotion at Camp Borden, left -on Teams.. Active Sunday for one year of,inspection In Lions Club Recreation Soft- duty in Egypt. Eric- served in WOrld Wa,r 11, both 'Europe and ball action, Edward Fuels defeat-! also later in Korea., ed Bradley's 10-7 to run their win His long journey will be made by streak to three straiciht in the ' plane from Montreal. His wife and at Agricultural Park on Thursday, Squirt league. 'In the other squirt game, it was, Court Hause Borden until his return. Following is the schedule for 7-6 for their " second straight triumph. Following are the standings, of the squirt teams after playing three -league- games: Edward Fuels Grill 2, Bradley's 0. In pee wee softball, Crofts de- feated ,,Goderich Manufacturing! game played last Saturday morn.; ing when Goderich Manufacturing! came, through with a • 21-15 win. - Each team has now'won two games, Miss Marjorie • Young, of' Gode- rich, visited with her sister, Mrs. Lorne PoPp, Mr. Popp, Douglas, Dianne and Bobby, of Auburn. • , four children will remain at Camp hoine and away games: Home June 25—WalkArton July 2—Listowel 7—New Hamburg • June 27—Clinton Green, Acres Circuit, Port Albert (Highway 21 — Ten Miles North of Goderich) NINE EVENTS COMMENCING AT 10.30. A.M. .Admi,ssion $2. Advance sale tickets at GOderith News Stand (Where there's "Everything for the Smoker") at $1.50. -24-25 11—Walkerton 17—New Hamburg 26—Listowel 28 Kincardine • Gigantic ATLAS TIRE SALE with terms during month of June at G. PLANTE'S . IMPERIAL ESSO SERVICE Victoria and Nelson Streets Phone 513 PERSONALS Mr. Howard Quaid and Jimmy, of Sarboro, visited with friends in Goderich and district over the week -end. Mrs. Mary Good, East street, has returned home after spending three weeks with her daughter, Mrs. , Duncan Murchison,' Mr. Murchison and children at Tillson- burg. Rev. J. W. Patrick, Goderich, has received an invitation to be a guest speaker „at the 26th anniversary. and missionary conference ,,of the Open Door Evangelistic Churches of Canada, to take place in Hamil- ton on July 6,-7 and 8. Evangelists and missionaries from many coun- -tries will be attending this -confer - Mr. and Mrs. James -C. Shearer and daughter," Wendy, of Bright, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bechtel, of New 'Dundee, spent Sunday with - Mr. and 'Mrs. William McGuire. Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Smith and daughters Kathy and Margaret,' and Mrs. F. W. Harris, of Owen Sound, were recent guests with Miss E. -Mrs. Meredith Young, of R.R. 3,. Auburn, is spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Web- ster, .6f Clinton, who has been ill. AT BLACKSTONE FURNITURE COME IN AND SEE TIE SENSATIONAL LOSES -GAME, T -Q TEESWATER softball team met the Teeswater team at their first game at Agri- culturaL Park on Thursday last., The score ended 10-2 in favor of • Battery for Teeswater was La- mont and Lamont, and for Gode- rich, Jerry Petrie, Danny Willis, Gordon Walters and Dan ,McPhee. Arthur Circle Recesses, For Summer: Months, Circle before the summer recess was held in the parlor 'of Knox Presbyterian Church on' Monday evening, with Mrs. J. A. Cummings, whose group provided the program, presid;}ng. The church deaconess, Miss B. Woodruff, told pf her experiences as a student deaconess working in the summer months in northern Saskatchewan. and, Manitoba and of the training received during the winter term at the 'Deaconess School in Toronto. Mrs. R. G, LMadMillan gave an interesting resume of a chapter from • the study -book on Japan, describing the history of Christian- ity in that country, , The Scripture was read by Mrs. L., Hyde and prayer was offered by Mrs. J. Skeoch. The president, Mrs. C. Edward, presided for the business portion of the meeting. Mrs. W. Asher reported 27 calls made by the Wel- come and, 'Welfare committee and two thank -yen notes were read by the corresponding sg:etary';' Mrs. R. fienderson. • ,Mrs. G. McManus `g'e the secretary's' report and the financial statement was read by Mrs. J. A. McConnell. An in- vitation to meet With the Barbara Kirkman Group in Seaforth in apt. sIt Vtx&s LL decided that during July and August each member would at- tempt to earn talent money for the grotip. The. 'meeting was closed with prayer by IMrs. Cummings and in the social hour following,. lunch was served by Mrs. J. - Bosveld and her, committee. T LU! SPAY, ,TUM 19t1; *058 AT AREGICENRIDGA HARDWARE', SAVE 's2:10.00 Automa.tic washer- Clothes Dryer .1/ and Coffield gamilton is a name women know and. tru.st. The gleaming white cabinets are accented in gold and silver .,the gold -hooded control areas are flooded with soft, colorful light. Wonderful new "Touch -and -Go Controls" are the secret of washday -in -seconds! COFFIELD HAMILTON AUTOMATIC WASHER Siinply beautiful! Touch One control for your choice of two separate fully automatic cycles— loads. Triple -Rinsing Ac- tion. 'Mac" MacDonald has been nam- ed first vice-president, of -the- Big -4 girls softball 'league. This league includes tearris ' from Stratford, Florence, Windsor, Detroit, Hain- •ilton, -Galt and Sarnia. Mrs. J. CMcGratten visited her) daughter, Mrs. Wm. Silverthorne at Belmont last week.„ She was accompanied by Mrs. B.,Jonei and daughter, Shirley, who visited Mr. Jones who is stationed at Aylmer. anTiMi. and Mrs. Wm. Hanna and son, Stephen, of Galt, were guests. over, the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. H. Price, ,South street. Mrs. Robt. Harmer had as her guests • -last week, Mr. 'and- Ilairt-! John Harmer, of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Haacke, of Listowel, and Mrs. Holcomb, of Moosejaw, Sask. Mr. John Graham, son of Mrs: Meredith Graham, leaves this week for summer employment at Namp, B.C. In the fall he will 'resume his studies at the University of British Calumbia. The many friends ot M.- J.. Ainslie will be sorry to learn he is a patient inuAlexandra Hospital. Miss Jane Graham, daughter of Mrs. Meredith Graham and the late D,r. Meredith Graham, was o_ne of the students graduating the past week from Toronto Western Hos- pital, Atkinson 'School a Nursing. Exercises were held at Convoca- tion Hall, 'University of Toronto. Ninety studentS received their diploma's at this the, Diamond Jubilee Year. Miss Margaret Currell, :nurse in training at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, has returned ,to her work after enjoying a two -weeks' vaca- tion at her home -here. ' Mrs. Mabel Eriksen, Toronto, was a week -end guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. -E. Elliott, Arthur st,reet. iMr. and Mrs. Earl Baker and two, ! daughters, Cathy and Karen, of St. Catharines, have returned home after spending a few days with ,Mrs. Baker's grandmother, Mrs.' Chris Johnston, Huron 'road. 'Week -end guests with Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Hughes and family, Wellington street, were the form-, Hamilton, who was celebrating her 139th birthday, and his sister, Mrs. Toronto. Mrs. Mereditfi Young and Don- ald, of R.R. 3, Auburn, Miss Marj- orie Young, of Gederich, and Mr. and Mrs: Lorne Popp, Douglas, Dianne and Bobby were recent vrsitors in Hanover and Walkerton. pit RAVEL- LOY 6 -WAY CARRIAGE DESIGNED FOR THE AUTOMOBILE AGE • Solves the ploblems of travelling with baby. r FINGERPRINTS- . . . are never the same. 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ALLAN NoW 'in the midst of a higbly successful, -sale; Goderich (Motor§ Ltd. has increased its sales staff. ' The new face is that of Dave Evans, of Montreal. Dave Is fairly well known here ! since he, attended. Goderich Dis- trict Collegiate Institute. He is looking far -Ward ta meeting- his - friends again at the Ford-Edsel centre on South- street. Goderich (Motors Ltd. reports an excellent response to the , Pre- , Suminer Clearance Sale, which was announced in an advertisement in last w,eek's issue of The 8ignal-Star. Another advertisement in this week's issue draws attention to the fact that the -sale ends "Saturday. • .0114n&wit brand nainest, such as Lloyd, Gendron, Sunshine and Watago. • ',QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ 1, When were the Parliament !Buildings built in Ottawa? 2. What Proportion, of working Canadians are employed in man- ufacturing? 3. Apple growing in Nova Scotia's • Annapolis Valley dates back to 4. 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