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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-10-02, Page 10gel- Suburbia ii suggested at the u 1' was gges d p b is meeting on town zoning at MacKay Ottil. :on Monday evening that corn - t r of,.the new bride wcer.,t1te, X' t A A�, r «s _ 4iY SN-. Y "�tit �, �t � QS ria or even !lousing develop- ment along No. 21 Highway in the vicinity of Sky Harbor Or even at Dunlop. It was also mentioned that this area could eventually become a mirth section of Goderich. • Cold water was pouted on this idea when Mr: J. K, Hunter stated it would be too difficult to supply this section with town water and sewer supplies because of having to cross the Maitland River. This v+quid mean that the r9v9 lsibility for the development of this area would fall on Colborne Township. How far off befol'e such a develop- ment ' would materialize ne one ventured to guess. $413;O56 IN BENEFITS BACKffM[ GossIp We are proud of the new custom- ers we gain, for we know many of them are recommended ,to us by their neighbors who are our siatisfied-customers.. , When once you try it, you, too, will talk"abatrbur cleaning service as being a boon to thrifty, happy housekeeping. GODERIGH DRY CLEANERS WEST Sr. 't(, /22 Ls C•R"LOWERY, PROP. inployment Here Ho!din Unlike some other districts, the employment situation in the area ,served by the National Employ- ment Office at Goderich is relative- ly good. At, this time there are only 265 listed as seeking employ- ment which is about three less than at this time last year. In many other areas the number listed as seeking employment is well aheadl of latt year. 4f tose seeking, em- ployment in this al`g'a, 150 are'nten ' and 115 women. •A meeting of the Goderich «'in ter Employment Committee was held . on 'Tuesday of last week. Chairman is Ii. R. 1tobinson with. the following connnittee members attending:` Bert Baechler, John Mae' Leod, G. F: Clingan. 'Also in at• t.endance was M.r., Masi` argcih-tr from the Toronto office of the Na- tional t•tional-Etnoloyrl-0111 •Skyv_iee, •.• • Mr. MacFarquhar said eroplo:•els covered by the Unemployment In surance Comrtlrsslon in the are served by ,the Goderich office num- bered 694. The number of insured, persons in this area from April I ear to August 31 was 4)$01. The amount of benefits paid out from the first of January to the end of Aug).ist of this year in the area served by the Goderich office totalled $413,056. The number 'of claims paytiaeuts was 14.377. ' It was, planned to have another "Do It New" calnimi•gtl this winter, There will also t1c .i pwter .v,t11- petition at the sei't,t4nls art .'tlaitte,c,+ tion with this caatwp•#t. part'? of $10 $ . tc.,t $ u'11 be ee.en At l;t 't #:tgu•t6es and $'T at the rt.:W.rc Re.'' .rds show t tett tit illi* .1te,3 Ser\t`ti t:h :he,k.+•R}..ter-t,l't office thic'rc were •2.i'1 t ,top.Iii tthnis for „em- ployment from the bez.;:ttniltg 'of the. r-•;,tr to the t'xcd of August. Eni- ployers notttir'ti the office of 630 fobs available in that time,. The ilerlch office referred 692 per- sons to these jobs and placed 487 persons in them. Of this number, od.y 29 people were brought in to fill the jobs from outside of the area served by the Goderich office. Banquet Held. By Tiger Dunlop W.I. The banquet of the Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute saw 66 members and friends enjoy a turkey dinner served by the ladies of Nile United Church. 'Toast to the Queen was given by Mrs. T. Lamb, while the toast to the Women's Institute *as given by Mrs. T. Clark. Mrs. T. Hunter replied to the latter ,toast. Mrs. Td. ibritgbreety moved a vote of thanks to the ladies of Nile church and the reply • was given by Mrs. McNee. Named delegate to the area con- vention ..at- London -on October '21 and 22 was Mrs. Girvin .Young. Mrs. James Horton read the re- solutions to• be voted on at thce area convention, The committee for the fashion show was .named, as follows: Mrs. T. Clark, Mrs. J. Horton, Mrs. Ray Moore and Miss Beulah Long. A $solo was sung by'Mrs. Nichol- son,• -accompanied, by Mrs. Ribey. '«west speakers for the meeting on October 23 will be Mrs• Lorne Webb and Mrs. Whiteman, who will talk on "Rug Making." Mrs. B. Clark gave an account of ' a trip to the British Isles and show- ed interesting pictures of the trip. The projector was run by Elizabeth Clark. Mrs, Lloyd Young thanked Mrs. B. Clark and Mrs. Nicholson ,for their contributions to the pro- gram. NILE NILE; Sept. 29.—Mrs. E. Christi - law attended the Free -Smith wed- ding at Guelph recently. Mr-. and Mrs. Harold Dickson. and family, ;of 'Kitchener, were recent visitors.owith Mr. and Mrs. Allan 'Dickson 'and, family. • Mary Louise McNeil has been on. the sick list. We wish her a speedy recovery. Glenda and Randy Blake, of Holmesville,spent the week -end with • their grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. L. Christilaw. Miss Marion Orser, , of Victoria Hospital, London, spent the week- end at her home here. Mrs: Esther Rivett and son, Bill, visited in Toronto last week -end with •the former's daughter, -Mrs. John Wilson and Mr, Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McNee, Donna, Ken and Eric were Sunday 'visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don • :McCormick, of Wingham. Borrow confidently at so HFC Mr. and Mrs, Frank Horton and ns, of Goderich, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Orland Household Finance is backed by 80 years' experience in. HFC you may borrow up to $1000 for any good purpose.__ . Borrow in privacy with repay- ment terms that suit your i nc•ome'liest, Over 500,000 Canadians borrow from HFC every year hHOUSEHOLD FIN C aw4't(eVe,/ snub M. R. Jenkins, Manager 35A West Street Telephone 1501 GODERICH Bere. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Toni McPhee, the occasion , being their 50th wedding 'anniversary. A family dinner was "held at the home of their daughter, Mrs.. S. 'Taylor, on ri,ay a eni •, w en all members of their family were present. The couple have three children, Harvey, Orval and Beth (Mrs. Taylor), and three grand- children. ' SEEK MOTHERS' INTEREST IN GUIDES, BROWNIES • First meeting of the 'local associ- ation of Girl Guides. and Brownies this season was held in the •Guide Rbonn ro September 25. The Item- ,1aQ8 � G .kVas= lie •u" bee in order to get the walls and woodwork of the Guide room clean again for the Brownies and Girl Guides. Mrs. N. T. Ormancly 'asked the L.A.'s• help in eo1lectitlg old nylons to be used by her, Girl Guide group in the *laking of -stuffed toys, which the girls 'are making for the ,Children's ' A diseussion took place, tin ways and *leans oVgetting more moth, ers of Gtrl .Gtudes and 'Brownies 'interested in the L.A. At the next meeting, tea will be served and ladies are to bring ttheir cups with them. ASH FIELD ASHFIELD, Sept. 29.—Rev. Wal- lace McClean, of L•ucknow•, con- ducted services in Ashfield' Pres- byterian Church last Sunday while Rev. Nc'il Ma'C'ombie was guest '.iipeaker at anniversary 'services in Dungannon 1're:sbyterian Church. Miss Diane Compton, of London, ,was home for the week -end. Mr, and' Mrs. Royle Howes and children, of Arthur, spent Sunday with their uncle, Mr. Earl Howes. Mr. and Mrs. D, R. MacKenzie visited relatives in • Detroit last week. Yr PORT ALBERT PORT ALBERT, Sept. 29.—Con- gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Hoy, of Marseilles, France, on the birth of a• son on, September 22. Miss Irene Dougherty, of Regina, called on friends in the community on Thursday. Mr. and Miss. Frank Thomas, of London, and his sister, Mrs. E. Wensley, of Durban, Smith Africa, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Tigert on Thursday., Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Draper and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Draper spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. George Fritzley, of Burford. • COUNTY; COURT County Court will be held at the Huron County Court House on Monday, October 6, with His Honor, R. S. Clark, presiding. There is a list of eight cases to be heard. Huron Cancer Unit icers sa. k • - re Yd 12 ��g s e � of County unit of the Canadian Can- cer Society at Seaforth on Thurs- day of last week. Other officers: J. McKim; Clinton, first vice=president; J. McKibbon, Wingbam, ''second vice-president; Mrs. H, R. Hall, Goderich, seer tary; Mrs. , A. M. Harper, Goderich, tre'asurer. Committee chairmen will be: James Doig, Seatortfi, ex- tension; Dr. , J. Semple, Egmond, ville, education; Dr. R. M. Aldis, Goderich, medical; Ross Merrill, Clinton, film;" Mrs. J. Beachler, Goderiih, Mrs. J. Dunlop, Exeter, service; Don Southeott, Exeter, publicity; Unit officials reported a success- ful year, with a balance of $2,963.74 in the bank. Speakers at the meeting included' Fred R. Dobbs, Exeter, chairman of District 9, covering Huron, Perth, Bruce, Grey, Wellington and Waterloo, and Mrs. M. Thompson, of the Medical foundation Clinic, London. ford, were other week -end visitors here. - 14r. and Mrs. Raymond Austin, roi Ann, and , Marlene, of Tor- onto, were week -end guests at the... Clifton Austin home. Mrs. Dennis Dalton, Mrs. Lam- ' v �r� visited with -.relatives iii' Bandon during the past week. • The Very, Rev. Gerald Van Vynckt returned via , plane from Europe where he spent the past tnonth, and is now visiting with Rev. H. Van Vynckt at the rectory here, prior to leaving fer his parish at Yorkton, Sask. Miss Frances Dalton returned last Thursday to BregO a flap; ` on -: Atm, to _continue with her studies at Western C'pivers ity. • Mrs. Martha O'Neill returned to t n' exs A • n Mr. Walter Kelly and friend, Miss White, of London, visited at the John Kelly home over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton visit- ed with relatives in Detroit. Kingsbridge KINGSBRIDGE, ,Sept. 29.—Mrs. King, of Teeswater, is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Blaise Martin, and family. Mrs. Genevieve kinahan, of Lon- don,, spent the week -end at the Norman O'Connor home. Miss Frances Gilmore, .of Lon- don, Arnold' Marsman, of Atwood, Miss Margaret Foley, of Strathroy, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Murphy, of Strat- 1 WGi6'tfk..Wtb✓!•__...*AVG V000R NEW �:. ,> hoz•. Wath fabric Purse Case lips - side your carcry-in. • ani! ibatching car- tridge pouch. Lady Sheaffer XI Pen "Tulle" barreb pattern with Jet gripping section, *1260 .Potents Pending SHEAFFER S 19 ItXQUWSITE MORRO FROM *10.00 TO $110.00 Federal Retail Exc se Tax included Filsinger's Jewelry & Gifts sp Huron Coun11r Halt�t41n B;rg lttrV -A.NNU� , H7iiFER• SALE. Clinton' ,Felr' Barns •- ' 1.30 p.m. rt�n'fit ryWEANESDAY-, OCTOeBER-he-if15er, Accredited vaccinatedIood-tests. - _..".. w»«,u.. fAioms RtO.Pgr. oduapmsof with good re- cords, including a daughter from a former world record producer. Many 'from and bred to top Unit sires. Some fresh at sale time, the balance due soon afterwards. BOB SHORE, Auctioneer 'For catalogues write: S. C. Galbraith, Allen Betties, Blyth, Ont. Bayfield, Ont. -39-46 for a HAPPIER HOME ... JOIN A CREDIT UNION PHONE, WIRE or WALK IN TO SEE MR. S. HELESIC. (MGR.) 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