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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-11-06, Page 11• .-• �$'gi:i'j,S •.,ars,,.,•: ,t. , -:... SEE a n LOOK AT MESE: ,AMAZING,,. FEATURES """`;$�? r• ��r'- sr;.. s, . (#! ?1#.:15Y,' �'tkmfN7cc Fm r.-.,.y-gf"',H'i!sxw, ,rw. 4�tlT'.+r.• .,.� „ice ikWk +a M 3wY 4 11f�°"�AM..•..+ f4f! •s ,Avie: y�F4,;a,... ,pay s.,..,. M .... an ni+iot - IYY .. tie re . r O ►rean g • "The Best Import Buy of the Year" says, Tom McCa- hill in Mechanix Illustrated. • Simca broke 14 world records ! On Display 'N6w:'a BUSINESS 'DIRECTORY Stiles Ambulance, � .Roomy - Comfortable Anywhere .— Anytime PHONE 399 r77.Montreal St. Goderich FRANK-REID LIFE UNDERWRITER Life, annuities, business • • —Insurance: _dual Life of Canada Phone 346 Church St. F. T. Armstrong • �, OPTOMETRIST Phone 1100 for appointment. SQUARE GODERICH ALEXAi'IDER.' & CHAPMAN GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Bank of Coimerce Bldg. Goderich. Phone 268.. A. J. Alexander, Res. 860 C. F. Chapman. Res. 18. ST. HELENS ST. HEL N'S, Nov. 3,—Mr. and Mrs. Callum Cameron and Carol, of Detroit, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron. Mr. W, Wicks, of Toronto, was a week -end visitor, with his sister, Mrs. B. F.' Green,and Rev. Green. Mr. J. Stuart is patient in West- minster Hospital, London, for a check-up. ' A memorial service will be held in the 'Community Hall and at the Cenotaph 'on Sunday afternoon at 2.30. Everyone is invited. MILLS .Dungannon DUNGANNON, Nov. 4.—Mr. and Mrs. Janies Fowler, Corunna, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler and Tom on Sunday. Visitors with Mrs. Abner Morris over the week -end were Mr. and Mrs. Russel Drennan, Bright's Grove, 'Mr. and Mrs. Alex Munroe, Stratford, -and Mr, and Mrs. Ander Miss Anna Stuart was home from son Mugford, London. Toronto for the week -end. Born—On Wednesday, October Flowers in abundanoe added to 29, at Wingham hospital, to Mr. the beauty of Calvin church on -the and Mrs. George Errington (nee occasion of its,60th anniversary on Jean Acheson), . a son, William Sunday: -,Rev. H. M. Wright, a John. for-rrre minister;--novv--of-lVlonWm; Delmer Maize, student was the guest speaker and preach-A.C., Guelph, was home with. his ed inspiring sermons at both ' ser- preach -, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Maize, recently. - On Saturday, Mrs. 'Cecil Blake and Mrs. burnin Phillips attended -the 50th anniversary reception -and vices. • At the morning service, a communion table in merhory of the late Mrs. W. E. Gordon was unveil- ed 'by Mr. Lorne Woods and dedi- cated by Rev. B. F. Green'. Special alumni reunion. banquet at 'Strat= music in the morning was supplied ford Teachers' College. by the choir who sang two anthems, The Dungannon 4H Club held with, a duet by Mr. and Mss. E. W. their second meeting on October Rice. A -quartette 'from `Lucknow 29 at Mrs. C. Crozier's home. Five United Church, Mrs. J. 'W. Joynt, members were present. The presi- Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Ackert and dent, Marie Black, conducted the Mr. Briston, sang two numbers and business part of the meeting. The Mr..Briston contributed a solo, pro- minutes were read by the secretary, vided-- the -music for the- -evening- Joanne Crozier. .It`was_decided :to service. • call the club "The Dungannon Cer- eal Dolls," Mrs, Chester Finnigan demonstrated how to make graham muffins. Mrs. George Crozier dis- cussed with the members "A trip NOTICE to town with Betty Brown." i 'Mrs. John Petrie, Goderich, visit ed her son,,,Wiliiam Petrie, a few days last . week, and also visited her cousin, Mrs. S. J: Kilpatrick: Mr. and Mrs. Orval Chambers, Woodstock, were recent visitors with, their cousin, Mrs. Matthtw Shackleton. -The Y.P:I3- -n}et--err--Monday-nigh in ./the United , church basement with Wayne Brown, stewardship convener, assisting the president, Lorne Alton. Patricia Pentland gave the topic entitled "The effect of youth on,, . oras." Fhe -presi- dent conduca short business period. It. was decided to have some special teen-age dances and give prizes. A Y.P.U. choir with Nile will practise Sundays at 7 p. in. for A Christmas cantata. After a recreational 'period, the girls served lunch. The sale of church calendars was gratifying and it was reported that around 135 were -sold. Miss Betty Black arid brother4, Bill and Ronald, also Miss 1Tarlene i Cousins, Goderich, were visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley and Laurie Lee, St. Thomas. Mrs. Howard Black returned home with them after a stay with her daughter and new babe. The Dungannon Women's Insti- tute on Friday night gave - a Hal- lowe'en Party to the young fry at the Parish Nall. This was made. possible by the thoughtful donation of $15 from Lucknow tions Club. The children, numbering -about 75 in costume, made a colorful dis• play. The children behaved well and quietly took their "planes for each class, as - they marched to piano music by Mrs. Jack Alton, The judges of the costumes were Mrs. M. J. Reed and Mrs. H. A. S. .Vdkes.q Winners were: comic, over 8 years, Bryan Stothers and Diane` Errington; fancy boy, over 8, Terry' Hodges. Three tied for fancy over eight. They were, Kathy Stottters, Marie Brooks and Patricia Hedy. Children dressed as girls were Mary Stewardson and Lexie" Anne McWhinney. The group as boys - -..Y. re..Vales:1.c... t5.A.lierga_..Jj1?1.rnx 1St:.. tilers and• Valerie Alton, Mrs, Cecil Blake, Mrs. K. K. Dawson, Zone Mrs. flush McWhinney, Mrs. Lorne avers, Mrs. E. Errington were in charge and were assisted by Donna McNee for games, and .a peanut 'scramble. Sandwiches, coffee and Oft drinks were passed to all. The party was appreciated, by all with thanks to • the donors and those whq helped. Dr. A, N. Atkinson and Mrs. At- kinson, Wingham, visited Tuesilty of last week with their daughter, Mrs. Omar Brooks. Her parents, are leaving for the south this week/ Mr, and Mrs. Herb Finnigan vis- ited on Sunday with his brother, Roy Finnigan, and Mrs. Finnigan. " Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, Tor- onto, spent the week -end, with 'Mrs. Esther Rivett. Visitors recently with Mrs. Robt. -Fitzgerald were Mr. and Mrs, .i1r- thur Spiegleburg, Ann and Allan, of Auburn, also Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter, of Zion, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wiggins, Brantford, visited at the week -end with his brother, Parkie Wiggins, Mr. and Mrs, Tem Park and other' relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Omar Brooks and family visited on Sunday with Mr. M I4er ytSmi thp-Pe aley. Mr, and -Mrs, Alfred Habei, Port. Colborne, spent the week -end with her si'ster. Mrs. Laverne Cunning ham, London, 'Mr, Jim Petrie; Brussels, a stu dent minister of Waterloo College, took the afternoon, church service Bo•�,y;Qb•rwt T. Pryde & Son MEMORIALS Goderich Representative MR:' FRANK McILWAIN +. CARLOW. 27 ' Eventide and Rock of Ages registered memorials. 18tf CHIROPRACTIC ITERBERT B: SUCH; D.C. �`'" Dtietor of Chiropractic. Office Hours: Mon., Thurs.,--9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues., •Fri. -9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wed. and Sat." 9 to 11,30 a.m. ' Vitamin Therapy Office—Corner of South St. and Britannia Road. Phone 341. A. M. ,HARPER Chartered Accountant Oise House 343J 343W 33 Hamilton St. Goderich .4 Roy' N. Bentley PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT .O. Box 478 Phone 1011 ' GODERICH — ONTARIO r Having sold my practice at Mount Forest, which occu- pied .my Tuesdays and Wed- nesdays each week, I qm now in 'Goderich full time.. G. B. CLANCY, Optometrist,. -44 Tui CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR AN INTERNATIONAL DAILY NEWSPAPER Good Reading. for the Whole Family News • Facts • Family Features. The Christian Science Monitor One Norway St., Boston 15, Mass. Send your newspaper for the time checked., 'Enclosed find my check or money, -order. 1 year $18 0 - 6 months $9 0 ' 3 months $4.50 0 Name Address City . 'UP TO 48 MILES PER IMPERIAL GALLON. b 1 A w) . FIRST GE I:MT'N•...Ira. P.RIC'E GROUP. (Consumer Bulletin, Jan. 1958). Ij LOW INITIAL COST. 'ROOMY FOUR -DOOR SEDANS WITH ADJUST- ABLE SEATS THAT CAN BE RECLINED, MAKING A FULL-SIZE BED. • LOW OPERATING COST. ' LIBH D A WORLD'S RECOR ' WHE i IT 'TRAVELLED 63,000 MILES IN 38 DAYB•AND. NIG,STS OF CONTINUOUS DRIVING AT ,„ AN AVERAGE SPEED OF 70.2 ZVI:P.H, ' INGLUD- ING PIT STOPS. M�rOR SALES ON FRIDAY EVENING St. David - Street Phone 755 .11 Many To Receive Diplomas At GDCI Commencement The annual commencement and graduation exercises of Goderich District Collegiate Institute will be held in the School Auditorium on Friday evening, commencing at 8.30 o'clock. Special, speaker for the occasion will be Judge F. Fingland. Pre- sentation of certificates, diplomas, scholarships, prizes and bursaries will be made at this time. At the conclusion of the program, parents and 'friends of the .gradu- ates are invited to meet in the Cafeteria. FolloWing is the list . of pupils who are to receive certificates and diplomas: ., • INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATES Ruth --Allen -eatherine -Anderson- Steven Argyle . Dianne Bannister Gordon Baxter Beverley ''Beacom Mary Blackstone Patricia Boutilier William 'Bowler '• Barbara Brindley Karen Brindley Gwendolyn Brown Jane Carter Robert Chamney Clark Chisholm Jack Clements Stanley Connelly Sandra Cooper Veronique Cote Marlene • Cousins Maurice Dalton State PD -16 44-7 Come to HFC where 10,00n Canadians ---borrow4every leek If .you need up to $1000 for anygood purpose, see Household Finance, Canae1 's leading consumer finance company. HFC specializes in prompt, friendly loan service where you borrow in privacy with up to . 30 months to repay. • .Modern money service backed by 80 years' experience HOUSEHQLD FINANCE M'. If. Jenkins,. Manager ISA West Street Telephone 1501 • - GODERICH Sylvia Gilbert - Clarenee_G-ovier----._ Lorne Graham Margo Grange Robert Hallam Diane Harrison William-Haysom John Hazlitt Carol Hindmarsh John Hopkinson Beverley Hoy Nancy Hughes Marilyn Jame Barbara. Johnston ' Jane Lassaline Edgar Leatherland' -Gerald-Linfield Ruth Linklater 'Gail Lockhart James Lodge Rose Marie Lutz Gerald Dobie - . Janet . MacKay ., Mollie Anne Donaldson Judy MacKay Joseph Drennan Phyllis McGowan IPatricia Drennan William McDonald ' Betty Durnin Diana 1VtcLean Nancy Ellwood Lee MacLeod Barbara Eustace Gerald McMichael lBetty Farrish Donald McWhinney Eileen Fellows James Magie - a-ndra- Finnigan-- Patricia 'Mart,• Chris Frantsi . Donna Mitchell William Fritzley John Morris ' Frank- Gardiner Paul Moss •- William Gardner Karin Mueller Percy Garrick ' Patrick Murphy _ SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATION Beverley Anderson Barbara Buchanan Marlene Easom Donna Feagan Clara Anne Fuller Fred Grigg Norma Hensch Dolores McGee Anne Meyer Norine Meyer. Robert Pitblado Judy Naftel - --Jo-Anne---P-arsons Irene" Pfrimmer George Picot Ernest Pinder Sylvia Powell,. • Corinne Redmond Glen Ribey Lawrence Ribey Dorothy Rutledge James Sebneider. . Nancy Schutz James Scott Patricia Stoddart Chrystal Straughan John Sturdy William Sturdy' Marion Sutherland Diane Taylor John Terpstra Douglas" Thom Audrey Thomson Grant Townsend Annie Van Oenen James Vanstone Eileen Vassella Kathleen Vrooman Michael Vrooman 'Charles Wain Robert ,Watson -_ Rear-ald- ,W-illi'arn,o1r- Mary Wilson Rosemary Wilson John Wright Donald .Young DIPLOMAS—COMME (c IAL William Proctor l-felen Rutledge Donna Walden Laura White Carol Ann Zimmerman COLLEGIATE COMMERCIAL HONOUR DIPLOMAS Beverley Anderson' Norma Hensch , Carol Ann Zimmerman SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATION DIPLOMAS --GENERAL . John Aberhart Martha Jackson Arthur Peachey ' Robert Kelly - „, William Reid Winson Kerr + Donald Rouse " John Simmons _Wayne Stewart. Ecf lard Stoddart William Straughan John Sully Mary Wain Gerald Walter Carol Algin Rosalee, Bedard William Blackstone Linda Blake Cameron ,Bogie Jacqueline Brown Margaret Clark Sandra Cowley Ardith Elliott Robert Kinkead Shirley Love Gerald 'MacPhee Donald McArthur Paul McCreath Diane McConnell Allan McNee Joan Mills Glen Gardiner Hilton Wilson Clare, Harman Sandy Naftel ' Murray Wilson SECONDARY SCHOOL HONOUR GRADUATION DIPLOMAS J. C. Durnin Bill Linfield Paul Naftel' , Dorothy Enzensberger Frank MacDonald ' Evelyn Smyth Edelgard Fangrad Marjorie Marriott q Douglas Squire Gail Gardner Ronald Moore : William Sutherland Kenneth Josling , GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE STAFF -1958-1959 A. R. Scott, B.A., B.Paed. Principal Eleanor P. Bryan, B.A. Leonard Boyce, B.A., B.Paed.. Norman Boyle, B.A. Katherine R. Digggon_, B.A. "Ir. -Grace '5onn`elly, B.A. Carl Dorland, B.Sc. in P. & ILE G. Jean Elliott, B.A. John Kaempf, B.A. ' Donald. McKee, B.Ag. Stuart Qgg, B.A. Boguslau Popkowski, B.A. Sc. Irene A. St. Michael, B,A. John Seaman, B.A. Neil Shaw; B.A. . Robert Smith,/ BA,. ..._...„, ,John Stephens, M.A. • John Stringer, B.A, William Tucker, B.A,, Mus,G,Paed. Frank Walkom MEMBERS OF THE GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE BOARD --1958 Dr. N. C;. Jackson—Chairman A. P. Boutilier Omar Brooks William L. Craig Frank Donnelly G. G. Ginn Dr. R. W. Hughes R. D. Munro Nelson Patterson Elmer Robertson B. Walter A. R. Scott—Sec.-Treas. OBITUARY MRS. ROBERT McILLWATN Following a long illness, with the last year :and a half°as a patient in Alexandra hospital, Mrs:Robert McIllwaln, died on Sunday last: Deceased was 91 years of age and was the former Amelia Hethering- ton, daughter of the late -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hetherlfigtozi, of Col• • 1xsl ine4ifiesb ia.n4hut Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Christner, and baby, of Rochester, Michigan, spent the week=end With the latter's aunts, Mrs. Eldon Culbert, Mrs. Clarence Hoy and uncle, Mr. How- ard Spt'li'ul, • hor;ne Township. After her mar- riage to Robert Mclllwain, they resided at Nile where Mr. McIll- wain built the general store. Af- ter his death some years a'go, Mrs. ;Mclllwain continued to operate the store. She was a member of Nile United church, Surviving besides her son, Frank- lin, of Carlow, is a granddaughter, Mrs. Gary (Glenda) Byrd, of Gode• rich, and a sister, Mrs. Frank Haw - kin, of Toronto. The funeral service at,the Arthur funeral home, Auburn, was conduc- ted by Rev. R. G. MacMillan, of e? sgiI by Kennedy, of Dungannon, on. Wed- nesday aftern ,�n. The pallbearers were Robert ietherin ton, Wm. McKnight, Ne on Hill,gry Wat- son, Thos. McPhee and Clifford Mc- Phee, Interment was in Colborne cemetery. 1 JAYCEES WILL START COURSE About 20 members of the Gode- rich Jaycees have registered to take, the leadership training lectures on effective speaking and rules of pro- cedure which course will commence on Thursday, November 13, at the old collegiate building. They''will be held there weekly thereafter. Mr. Bill Anderson will be the instructor in public speaking °and Max. Cutt in -parliamentary pro- cedurea Anyone in Goderich interested in taking the aforementioned lee - tures should contact Bill Anderson or be present at the opening lec- ture at the old collegiate on No- vember 13. At a meeting of the Jaycees Wed- nesday night the guest speaker was Mr. George Jefferson, retired prin- cipal of Clinton Public School. He spoke on the benefits of self educa- tion and the furtherance 'of the education of young men. At the meeting Wednesday night' three new committees 'were ap- pointed'as follows: Christmas light- ing; civic fairs—get out the vote; brotherhood week. A former president of the Gode- rich Jaycees; Cecil Hoffman; has been elected to the board of direc- tors of the newly chartered North. York Junior Chamber of Corm PI - merce. A member :of the Weston - Jaycees, he is one' of". the organiz- ers of the Weston Jaycees. . HALLOWE'EN WINNERS It was a colorful gathering at the Pavilion last Friday evening a$ gaily costumed masqueraders at- tended the Hallowe'en dance spon- sored by the Jaycettes. Judging took place at midnight when the following were -declared winners:. . Jack . Grace, Mrs. Peg Wood, 'Bill Taylor, Mrs. Verne Har- ley and Morris MacMillan. A classified 'ad in the Signal - Star brings quick results. ...complete with Westinghouse %s h.p. 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