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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-09-04, Page 9THURSDAY, SEPT. 4th, 1858 News Of DiUNGNNN s Set 2. —.rt The tk.� Tuesday, on for theterm o fall September 2nd, with the principal, Mrs. Gordon Anderson; and assist- ant for the juni ,rooin, Mrs. Durni . There are eleven begin- ners • and the , satne. number have been promoted to the senior room. The school, well over 140 years old, i,s standing up quite well ac- cording to pictures. It received a fresh coat of paint this•past week, to start a new: year. Mr. 'Gordon St wart and his gang did the work. . and Mrs. Charles Fowler and son, Tom, on Saturday attended the funeral of the former's cousin, Mrs. George Hodgens (Rose Jack), Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Gere, Mr., and Mrs. (Eldon Culbert, Bonnie and Carol and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Culbert, Joyce, Doreen and Harold, on Sunday enjoyed an outing and picnic supper at Formosa. Mr. Douglas Reid, Sarnia, spent the week -end with • his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Reid. Mrs. Robert Smyth and three children, Toronto, returned home after a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Bessie Stewart, and uncle, Mr. • Brown Smyth. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stanley return- ed to St. Thomas after spending two weeks in these parts with rela- tives. Mr. Stanley completed a six weeks' summer course at Western University. He has been promoted to vice-principal of-Elmdale Public School, St. Thomas, where he has been teaching. Mrs. Will Reid has returned home after visiting her sister, Mrs. Ernest Post, of Normandale. Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Post had been visitors with relatives in these • parts and . Mrs.. Reid had accom- panied them, home for a week: Dunga 4r; and Mrs. Walter • z'a °i':'41ra with=her mother, lVi m :.. ,; iMitchell,� De- Mr. and Mrs, Bury l , and troit, and Mrs. Lily ffoffman a Mr., William Bowers, of St. Thomas, csilled.,:Sunday at they homes of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McClure and Mr. and Ittirs. ArthurElliott: Mr. Murray Vilion, has this week began a year's study off motor mechanics at .Beal Technical School, London... He was success- fu. in completing Grade XUI at C>I.. Murray's sister, Barbara, who has this year been a graduate nurse at Victoria Hospital of that city, has been accepted on the staff • of nurses. Dr. David Evans and Mrs. Eva (Eleanor Smyth), two children, nd her mother, Mrs. Muriel Smyth, Brantford, enjoyed the week -end with relatives here. . Mrs. Gladys Wallis, Clinton, spent Labor Day with' Mrs. Minnie Jones and Mel. Mr. Walt. Hamilton, Lucknow, visited his mother, Mrs. J. Hamil- ton, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin, Betty and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Irvin and four sons visited the gentlemen's sister,' Mrs. Percy Blundell, in Goderich on Sunday. Mr. Thomas ' Fowler will begin a two year course at Stratford Teac)iers' College which com- mences next Tuesday. - MissKathleen McDiarmid who has a secretarial position in • Tor- onto, spent the weekend with her parents,– Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mc- Diarmid. Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick visited last week, with her son, Mr. Palmer Kilpatrick; .Agincourt. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Culbert, Luck now, and his sister, Mrs. Kenneth McLennan and her husband, of Vancouver, were recent visitors in r lati ° n �� villa�,e � d � o s �� �* � }yrs Cecil Blake, Silly and - bare spent'"from c� y it ll Sa't- urday .with:' R.: Mrs Ben Conn; , r fort, S�. ' . MST. r: • ii'(' ed . Rei rd, :Toronto, spent the week -end with her par- ents, ..Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McClure, and sister, Mrs. 'Winnie .Widco'lnbe; Windsor,' who is also vacationing with,.her parents. •, , Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Mole, Billy and his. parents, Mr. and , Mrs. Ben Mole; and family, enjoyed the Mole reunion at Port Elgin. on, Sunday. Mrs. S. F. Fines, , Suzanne' and friend, Miss Asti•la Sedgwick, Tor- onto, spent the week -end with the Blake brothers. Mr, Charlesl atrick, of Vancouver, visite his nephew, P resume her teaching at,. Marie. .4aPitt fra--a •wweek ' wit (1 Icombe. d Mrs. John .,Gallop, Sea- apenx the weeked with hi "cults, MMr. and Mra. � ' Ma ,agd are spend ng a� . ►aeatlon at Ff ,� 1. and :r - rt left on Monday e ening f• • ilhelmshaven, Ger- m ny, . ' native home after five ye • • in' Canada. He came five years ago"last June and on arrival was immediately employed on the farm of Mr. Thomas Webster, sixth concession of West Wawanosh, where he was given a good home, as he proved himself a. fine honest young man, doing splendid work. Having acquired his high school education before coming here, and still having a desire to further studies, it' is his ambition to take a four year course in agriculture in his home town, Wilhemshaven, Ger- many. Carl, age 27, ably took his , place in the Dungannon United Church and community. Having a nice voice, he was a member of the church choir and also of the Harbouraires, of Goderich. Before his departure, about 45 friends and neighbors gathered Friday evening at S.S. No. 3 school on the sixth concession"of West Wawanosh for a social evening of cards. During the evening, he was readn ad- dress of good will and best vishe by, Mr. Ross Errington. Mr. How - in orma y n pies nted .. , ,. Kennedy and Mrs.. Arthur Elliott.; Mr. and Mrs, Walter, Plegenzi ..,• etroit were recent 11 siters with Retroit, W: McConnell, and daughter Mrs.n Beth. Wks. Bert McWhinne,yy, spent `,a few days at the farm home of her son Hugh, last week. Norris Sampson, ,son of Mr.' and Mrs.. Gordon Sampson, Goderich, who has continued to Iive with his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Rivett, will this, week pursue his, high school studies at Goderich. Dur- ing his public school days at the Dungannon school he was never late for school once during those years. The writer will be glad to, publish news items of others • who have accomplishments. Please feel free to use these columns with items of interest and phone the correspondent, Mrs, L. Stingel, phone 96. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morgan, Marylin and Donald, of Mimico, visited Mr. avid Mrs. Alvin Sher- wood and Robert for the week -end. JOB PRINTING AT ~5 PLEASING PRICES he SIGNAL STAR +:7;x�'icx;?.s<�ea<.r+.•v; w,;„ .x� t, e . ' e aaai�lnt t`�ii s �� actiirities of farm organizations are llinited but• I ,think you will realize: ;that .your executives have been pl queted ite busythisart}clwhens; you have m- . Under Section nine of t Farm aim- . Products Marketing Act, producer groups, if they can, assure the Board that at least 60% of the producers are in favor, mayrequest the. Marketing Board to put this plan into operation. Under this section, the producer group can re- quire the buyers or processors of the product to deduct a fee from the sale price anfemit it to the organization. This money can then be used to promote the sale of the product' by advertising, education and research. Of the groups interested, the turkey growers have the strongest organization and their directors made the request to come under the section some time ago and are now hopeful that it will be approv- ,ed shortly. Those of you who attended the annual meeting of the beef pro- ducers know that you ,approved. taking action on this matter. A brief was presented to the Market- ing Board and approval is expected in the near future. The poultry producers have ap- proved this method of financing but as yet have not been told what the Board will accept as proof of the approval of the producers. The beef producers apparently have gained their point through resolu- tions at their county annual meet- ings. It is now hoped that the poultry producers maybe allowed to do the same. The roiler grow- ers are also interested in this plan. From all this I think, you will see ee�t's our birthday bonus time again:" 'M ' , - ; Sept. `2:—'° Ir. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan and son, David Dletr'Qit, are spending a few ' da a..iin the village. Mr. and Mrs. B. T, Stephenson left 'on Sunday for" Toronto after spending two months at their home. " Master Jefferey Mayman, Ayl- mer,,_ spent the week- nd with his grandparents, arents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. MacMillen. , Mr. and Mrs. Wiri. ' Moran, Lan- don, spent tviio days 'last week at their home: Misses Frances and Ethel Fowlie are spending a few days at Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Gorgon •Pfoff, Riverside, were at their home.over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.' George Fellows and family left on Monday for their home at Riverside after spending the summer at their cot- tage. Mrs. R. Humphries and son, Carl, left on Sunday for their home at Port Stanley after spending the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kerr.. Miss Helen McLeod, London, is spending a week's vacation with her mother, Mrs. Mae McLeod. Dr. R. G. Hunter, Toronto, spent the week -end with his . wife and family. On his return he was ac- companied by ,his family who had Spent the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Featherston, and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson, left on Saturday to spend three weeks at Saskatchewan, Mrs. R.. B. Johnston left last Herbert ' Professor and Mrs. Kalbllleisch and son, London, are at their cottage for, a few days. Miss Mary. Stetyart left on Fri, day £or her bonne at Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .Jessup and family returned to their 'home at Riverside after spending a month' in the village. Mr. and Mr's. Harold- Prim, pe- troit, are spending a. few days in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bisback, Clinton, spent the week -end with ,Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon. John MacLeod,° Port Stanley,, Mr. ` and iwirs. Richard MMoore,, De• troit,, are APendinfi a few days at their home. • • -Miss Sylvia Fitzsimons returned home on aturday 'after' 13pendiing ten days at ,Huron Church Caimp Mrs, Milvena Erwin nd tam .g, Kincardine, spent the weeknd with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard. Sturgeon. !Caught` stealing , new car, a Texas thief gave a novel alibi! ,He •ciaiimed he found it in front of a cemetery ., .. ands""thought the owner was dead! DEADLINE- September 30 All subscriptions to THE SIGNALSTAR expiring before that date must be paid to avoid any in- terr! ption in -your receiving it regularly. 35 1 ANOTHER A&P QUALITY PRODUCT • CANADA FANCY SNEET•MIXED SIZES fq A' Extra.. _Specials Heinz TOMATO' SOUP 4 ;o -oz tins 49t Bravo , Reg. tin .27o—SAVE 7c SPAGHETTI SAUCE . 214 -oz tins 47c Green Giant Reg. 2 tins 37o—SAVE 2o N I BL~ ETS 2 14 -oz tins 3 5 t Bakery Specials: Baked in ABp,Plyat_Elakervy Meister. 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