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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-09-25, Page 4W11Tiant. Chisholm, of. Cal- Mr. and .Mrs. Sid Bullen have sd ng a few weeks with returned from a motor trip to -. p, i..-. heriA-Leo, and other tela- : Unity, Sask., ,where they visited tilvesIn their daughter, r, Mrs. J. V. Brady, ., :-0.,,' -ter . � ,, ,�,:,. , . -- f • ANDERSON'S 9e/atvria govagurg��ry w itgaidigiii 33 East St. GODERICH, ONT. WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR NAME OR INITIALS GOLD STAMPED ON YOUR BIBLE, PHOTO ALBUM, WALLET, ZIPPER BINDER, BRIEF CASE, "..ETC.? , yuLL NAME, -$1.00. INITIALS --50 cents. . ,F Phone 1206 Driveways Paved ANYONE • WISHING ASPHALT PAVING OF DRIVEWAYS OR 'PARKING AREAS, PLEASE CON- • " TACT LAVIS CONTRACTING .FOR ES'TI,MATES. , LAVIS CONTRACTING Co. Ltd. PHONE HU 2.6694 CLINTON • o THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. INSTALL HUSBAND, WIFE AS HEAQI UE '1�pt�' I ►s 3 un er i M t tr�ict aii..council fOr"-the--} 1nsmert- the Goderich Pavili n on 'Monday Clubs would be held at 'Goderich evening saw the ne officers of the on October 18 and 19 when some ,Kinsmen and Kinettes sworn in by 500 guests are expected.. They will Mr. Ken McKenzie, of Listowel, sleep at the Sunset Hotel and the governor of district 1. meals .and meetings will be held Officers, of the Kinsmen Club in- at the Goderich Pavilion. stalled were: past president, Len Officers of the Kinettes installed. McGee; president, John Scott; 1st were: past president, Mrs. Grace vice-president, B,ert Worsell;, 2nd Patterson; president, Mrs. Dorothy vice-president, Bruce Clifford; sec- Scott; 1st vice-president, Mrs. Betty retary,' Doug. Gordon; treasurer, Youngblutt; 2nd vice-president, Joe Heifer; registrar, Ken Miller; Mrs. Jean Bannister; registrar, Mrs. bulletin editor,._ Jack Cummings;, Muriel Such; secretary, Mrs. Helen directors,• Earl Rawson, Bill Bea- Gordon; treasurer; Mrs. Florence corn and Doug. Whitfield. Cummings, who is bulletin editor The retiring president, Len Mc- also. Gep, was presented with a travel A feature, of the meeting was, ling .bag. Perfect attendance pins, the swearin6•in of a husband and were 'presented to Len • McGee wife team ` as presidents, Mr. John (eight, years) and Charles Larder Scott as president of the Kinsmen (111 years). Club and his wife as president of It was announced that the dis- the Kinettes. Parent -and -Child. Tournament Held' Trophies will be presented to the, winners in the parent -and -child tournament which was held at the Little Bowling Lanes on Saturday. In group "A," Mrs. Dorothy Mc- Carthy and her son, . Jim, formed the winning combination with a triple of 447. In group "B", Mrs. Marjorie Moore and her daughter, Barbara Ann, won with a, 'triple 'of 511. The parent -and -child ild• tournament climaxed the local celebration of Junior Bow1i eek, which start- ed September 13. A men's • inter -to bowling league 'has been organized, • with single teams from Exeter and Wingham and two teams each from Clinton and Goderich. Play is to start October. 4. Any girls interested in a 'junior bowling league for girls aged nine to 15 should contact Mrs. Marjorie Moore, Mrs. Kay Garland or Mrs. Mary Kinahan. • • SPECIAL PURCHASE Utility Padlocks Clothes Line Reg. $1.49 99c SPECIAL FOR THE KIDS! SEE our display windows for scores of- other sale -pried items— Hardware, Sporting Goods, Tools, Numbing Needs, etc. HARDWARE 4 Phone 135 PLUMBING ,HEATING – GIFTS – TOYS A 1 PRESBYTERIAL FALL RALLY HELD AT HENSALL Miss Mary E. Whale, on the nal tion•al• staff of the W.M.S., of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, as Director of Overseas Missions, was the guest speaker at the an- nual fall rally of Huron Presby- terial. Held in Carmel Church, Hensall, auxiliaries represented were from Auburn, Belgrave, Blyth, Bayfield, 'Hensall, Clinton, Gode- rich and Seaforth. ' Mrs. J. F. Scott, presbyterial president, presided for morning and afternoon..,:sessions and those present were welcomed to Carmel Church by 'Mrs. S. Dougall, pre- sident of Hensall Senior W.M.S. - The president based her remarks on the theme of the rally which was "Joy in Believing." "In an age of defeatism and despair 'We should ring The. note of joy, the good news of the gospel is that no situation'and no soul is ever hope- less. God cares and God call," she stated. • The • afternoon - session opened. with devotions by Goderich Arthur Circle. Those taking part . were Mrs. J. A. McConnell, Mrs:- C. Ed- ward and Mrs. G. Henderson. Night .School Classes. at Goderich District Collegiate Institute Combines Jump Into Lead Again dihtiatWbom-; seris2 B x �1' �t: 11e boder ch bines will play the fourth game of the WOAA iuterinediate f`A softball semi-finals against Tavi- stock under the lights at Agricul- tural Park here Friday night. After winning the first contest, `the Combines dropped an 8-5 de - cision to the Tavistocit team in the second .game played in Gode- rich last Fri . , . Len. Jenkins and Gordon v�ais pitched for the Combines,_with McPhee. catching. r - 15 3 'ivvr • n�e8 •out' a bi s o -Ghon e to go one up in the series again, The battery for the Combines on Tuesday was Jenkins and McPhee. In the event that Tavistock wins the fourth game and ties the series, the fifth g #ne would be played here next Thesday night.' HURON COUNTY JR. FARMERS JR. INSTITUTE 10th ANNIVERSARY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 Seaforth Community Centre CHICKEN BARBECUE — 5.30 -- 7.30 p.m. Standard Time. Tickets $1.50. Available from members. VARIETY PROGRAM—DANCE CARRUTHER'S ORCHESTRA ADMISSION 50c. —2-L.' SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5 ONTARIO STREET UNITED. CHURCH, 'C•LINTON CHURCH SERVICE, 7.30 p.m. Standard Time. Guest Speaker: PADRE W. A. YOUNG, O.A.C. Fireside hour following seyvice. -38 , ,,.,,T r B DAY, $EPT. 25th, 1958.. Mr. and Mil. Charles Adams. and Mr. and 'Mrs. Clarence MacDonald were in Toronto lash week -attend- ing the 43rd annual convention of the Grand Chapter of the Order .t be, F stfrra,Star .io.. x Qi Abe, 33tj20 µ Gti(�. s s,M panied by lief* i t 1ioliday- ing last week in New York City, has returned to Toronto to resume her studies at Trinity College. Mrs. T. H. Bradley, Huron road, enjoyed .a. t*-i�p _C im by, Ont., lifter which• she spent a few days with her son, Lloyd, and family; of Sebringville. r Hamilton, has been '' visier parental home with Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent, Park street, during the past week. r WHEN AN AUTO BODY NEEDS A FRIEND, WE'RE IT! Battered, bent,. scratched or gashed, we'll give your auto body a "like -new" look! During the -winter months classes will be offered in BASIC ENGLISH, TYPING,BOOKKEEPING, SHOP WORK, WELDING, - SEWING AND OTHER. SUBJECTS WHERE THE REGISTRA- TION IS SUFFICIENT TO WARRANT A CLASS. At least 15 . must regiser in any course offered. - Registration for Basic English WILL BE AT THE SCHOOL Monday, S;p1.., 29 at: 7.30 p.m. Other courses will open during the last week of October. TELEPHONE your REGISTRATION to 508 during school hours. ,Fees for the course $5.00 plus a $5.00 deposit. -38 LIONS PEANUT DRIVE A .profit of 'approximately 8275 was realized by the Lions Club in their peanut drive last- Friday .This, money is, used for I welfare work in town arid" .im- mediate district. 0"1-01 -- present appearance. We'll put it back in 01 *r� shape .': , but fastl SviThvg- I ,,,.,-.=: - -01,,`` The cost will be rower '" thanou thinkr There's a bright new 'future ahead for your car, regardless of its • Is Your Roof Losing lIs Be Againsl The Elernents? See our complete stock of ROOFING MATERIALS. We carry- a wide se action ° nationally-advertised'lines. Fix -up NOW .before cold weather takes a hand ! ti "4 b Davidson Visualining irk Collision Service HURON ROAD (too. 8 Highway) ' . GODERICH PHONE 320 Goderich Manufacturing. CO. LIMITED PHONES: 61, 62 and 63 "Your Headquarters For All Builders' Supplies" a LANDS BIG PIKE A pike measuring 36 inches long and weighing 13 pounds was•caught at the harbor on Tuesday afternoon by John Brown, a foreman on the site of the rock salt mine plant. What About Hockey In Goderich This Winter? Y�UR part to see that there., is a Junior `- B team in town this season. ". Ayik- f HELP THE BOOSTER ' CLUB HELP SPORTS as IN GODERICH. t • ace con bU - in tate service 41,1111016. ew 195 olkswagens now available T USED CARS Priced To Go — BLIC MEET'I The Goderich Area Planning Board will '-present to the residents of, Goderich, By-law No. 19, • of 1958 of the Town of Goderich, being the Zoning By-law, ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBE' 29, 1958" AT 7.30 P.M. IN MacKAY HALL, GODERICH 55 VOLKSWAGEN Custom, good running order, special clearing price $850 (no trade-in). 57 VOLKSWAGEN Deluxe, fully equipped; clean - with low mileage, priced to • mode. 149 PLYMOUTH Sedan Clean, sound condition. 50 CHRYSLER Sedan Good running order, radio, etc. 2 — 53 'FORDS Sedan's and Tudor, 53 CkEVROLET Coach Clean, radio, fully equipped. 54 CHEVROLET Coach' In• good running condition, no rust. 57 PLYMOUTH Sedan Savoy model, automatic trans 'mission, tri -tone, clean, loW mileage. f LABATT'S See them at TEXACO IC at which time and' place ratepayers will be heard who desire to propose or oppose the said by-law in whole or in part. F \ The- •- by-law will : be- summarized and explained and . all questions arising from it will be answered. The zoning map may be seen at the office of the Town Clerk during business hours., Copies of the proposed by-law may be obtained from Blake, Town Clerk. ° Dated at Goderich this 23rd day of September, T9"58•..N S. Hr Goderich Areac Planning. Board 4444.444444414414* Volkswagen -Firestone Dealer PHONE .20 m WM. - A. CURREY, Secretary. •38 4.