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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-01-08, Page 11+ " . J � �e me '+ea a� pea: ed toj l i g `the moetii �t l x' f o1ose•e 'I ie'h0 served 1 4. to me f e t Davie'a y Mrs ►�s�nds �► d fa les' �� Ma�� zt , 'a�liatee� �, en to' hey CotlAl len s n4.Iris a the ian~a for Mr. and .mss, J. Hembl were uf"enrols, '�,ecitatiPOS-Were mom *It ur a . : . :and Mrs. Maitland Allen re - °t O 'O ge H S,oh eiders pres>t a ,. $ a ]*Wheat, wind fits Product , ' evement Day. i George in e the snot Mils 11I`ar et t Jackso sin>iii give 1Ry KathY •Sehneidrt _MGJinlnyr: Drou all►. Douglas Archambault f11)3P Tie iFQ P�. gg O,. fancy u' apii a au '°:Bren , AIVONoh,agit, , Wend aid ; Cathy hneider. Hi, bland ,. ing dance trM1 .u"' IFI:4 VITA tib tint io number7`Was sung y Doogid` ,t rohaxnbnult, `Billy :LAPP , and Bobby Schneider; three- .girls also' did thea. "Mtgs.': Hoop Song. A�, humorous skit trig Barber Shop was: given •bred 1�Iti kiin6, lr , ., Lo ne Tiui'flt- ang,'Leonard Are.. am$ult, an Mc Dwugalt and Job Hunlciti. Crok 4no1e'and cards were enjo e(1,, Gifts o Were exehan d 'by the. Club Sisters Mrs. William Rath un, f H lsburg. Miss Margaret Craig, of B uevale, visited -her uncle. Mr.. Arnold Craag, and Mrs. Craig, last week. Mr '.and. Mrs. John, Daer and Mr.. Bob Daer, .visited last Thursday. with Mr,- and Mrs. Norman. Me' Clinchey. and Cathy. Appoint ,Trustees. -.The annual school meeting of •U:S.S. No. 5, was held- last. week in' the school room, with a ,fair attendance. Mr. Maurice Bean -was appointed chair- man for the evening,... The . secre- tary -treasurer;- 'Mr: Frank R•althby, gave his reports, Mr. William' Moss • was appointed to be the new trustee, replacing Mr. Robert Turner, whose term had expired. Other trustees -are: J. Keith Arthur, chairman, and Ted East. ,Congratulations„. to ' Mr. Cliff Brown on obtaining second prize for decorated service station. ~th_ ur Grange, of Falcon - home here. • , • Dffiss Sadie Carter and Miss Elma }Mutch' attended the funeral of 'their aunt,' Mrs. 'Fred Mutcll, at -Clinton last week. • - Mr: Bob-- Younghlut__returned._ to Shelburne last Saturday after spending. the . vacation with- his mother, Mrs. • Ralph Munro, and .Mr. Munro. Congratulations to -Mr. and Mrs, Donald King, :of Strathroy, on • the birth of their son last week at Strathroy hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll, of Hamilton, spent Christmas with. their families, and ;then left for -- Florida - to spend a holiday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby' spenit',New 'Year's day with Mr. and Mrs. Dari Raithby; Goderich.. The ' annual meetingof the 'Auburn Public Library will beheld n -Monday -,-ravening,- January -..•12,- ' at 8 p.m., in the Library rooms. -"Have you had the measles?" This is the topic in every conver- setion the last week or so since a terrific epidemic of this • disease �-1r-oke-out-.in_.this, cOmmuni y. )9r. B. C. Weir says that a similar. out- break of the same disease- eame in 1913, after the school Christmas concert, the same as ,this year: The children are very sick and- the at- tendance._at school_on.,Monday was her day season;' • A.th ' -e . sistOr, P. William Oates,. and Mr. Coates. M.rty; . Stanley Johnston=visited, -1aat Y� Ston; :Blyth. Mr; and Mrs. Ed. Davies "spent Christmas. with Mr..and Mrs C. Basila and other relatives Lo t don, and . on Sunday visited Belmpnt, • Mr. . and, Mrs 'Donald, . Haines, Margaret "and •Eddie, spent the; holiday. with her arents, yl,r, and: who also had gifts for their hus- bands. Bags of candy', and treats 1 wereggiven to the' Children. A beautiful quilt made, by the club members, On which tickets had been sold, was won .by Mr. Charles Asquith. Mr. Wilmer Errington - drew the ticket. Proceeds from :the'sale 'of tickets is to be donated to the board at Ball's. cemetery. A delirious lunch was served by the members of the club. Y.P.S. Meet.-- The Young Peo- ple's Society of Knox Presbyterian Church .met in the Sabbath School with a good attendance,, Edgar Leatherland, president, was in -charge with Shirley Brown at the piano. The Scripture was read by ,Gordon Daer. The minutes of the 'previous meeting were read by Helen Youngblut, who also Galled the roll.' The offering was receiv- •the treasurers report. Rev D. J. Lane spoke on the first five shorter catechisms and gave their moaning. He also told the life story of Philip Brooks, who wrote the song, "0 Little Town of Bethlehem." The --young. people-were—divided- ihto groups and contests were enjoyed pertaining.,.to the _Christmas Story. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred To11 with their • family,Arr. and Mrs. -Kenneth Mc- Dougall, Mr, and Mrs. Aubrey Toll .and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCrostie, entertained their friends last Tues- day evening in the Blyth Memorial Hall. Music for dancing was sup- plied b3-Allan's.-Orchestra,_ef Kirk - ton. A delicious lunch was served : to the many guests. 4-H Club Final Meet. =-- The .seventh meeting of Auluurn Ap- petizers! 4-H Club niet •last Friday evening at the home .of their lead - .Mrs, Ed. Davies, 'at •7.30 p.m. Thprearderrt, Marilyn -Doer; open-• ed the meeting with t'he 4-H pledge. The minutes of the previous meet- ing were read bythe secretary, Marie Leatherland. • Final arrange- ments were made ' for Achievement may _in -Blyth. -`'Several tai='the-gi ks .made and demonstrated how to cut ginger cookies.' Next.Saturday, the, club girls will visit' the Howson &, Hewson Flour Mill, at Blyth, to see the. processing wheat is put .•-;ir •Fr ar rr rt ' lure I A Ri �✓�dir, 6iM_ •� '.moi ^� . t iWindso , a t Week 'fit ° v!•i.sit,»ti, " inn r)E:iil" ridegn#'b .' ;retur `!home F ' i daY. Ogre will reznaizi °�onIge ',for winter with. their , , irght , r° Windsor. • Margaret return 12 a s 6 'r'r through to make. flour. All recor books- -must -be-,finished--by--Sate very -.,low. . _ ...- ,.. • •, �_ day and_...__,..� handed~" •to'°•�*thef' leadef�s,• .•• "Miss Ruth Andrews, of London, The Mary Stewart :Collect was `re- and Miss Marie Andrews, of }Tamil- . turned then .i q XItebeu�er. Miss M•ary�lhi Aaderaon, teacher at Brantford, . was heme with': her _ and Mr eitsoJr, orryis�.�y Mrs, Ivan Rivett 'was hct$tess at. her home on Friday afternoon for. the United Church W.:iV1.S. with 12 members present, . it has• re -l ibex, Tap ported 12 home and eight ospita M'. and Mrs...'` calls were made, Mrs, Harvey An ~µ • to s' derson the 'new president, 'was in Torctxtto' vete" " vli'itlx°°rela�,ve's fox° Ahrtstx the chair. After the• aim and object was repeated. and call to worship, Mrs. I; Rivett read the Ser'}}p�ture lesson, Mrs. M. Reed annol treed the World' Da of Prayer to be field February 13th .in the Anglican •Church. A thank ybu'note was f,r,. .� w"t;...r M. ...,•..,... , :•. • ' '.v`, ,•, tiQ• •>' /••,"n'�.';C'dk.•:?;.}f p`tik: '"Y. . 'Y't",y?•�, •.''. 4:" b// ',. �y;,A gg 44161 '+'�,, Nw' {; r• .'s,.4 , +.r.+..ycr"q•. :, •: :', 7 ;••••: • 4G$v�*• • • .0m..,`,..,.., .,: ..,._. 4 ._ .,: xom-•tt1Pr,,faUr-cp t o etre i ,s members are - working to maintain world peace, the Canadian Amy-' bks back on another year of progress and achievement. •Soldiers digging -in during annual winter training exercises in Canada's northern barrens contrast 'strongly with comrades patrolling Egypt's Sinai _ .desert . on camel aver terrain inaccessible to scout cars. Canada's recently purchased "Lacrosse" ground to ground missile is flanked by the "Bobcat," right, the Can- adian Army's new armoured tracked Vehicle designed for speed and mobility for survival ,on the atomic battlefield, and the Army's Cessna L19 light aircraft designed for artillery spotting and liaison work. (National Defence Photo) QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ -1. Where is Canada's only Gaelic college? 2. Are there more boys or girls born in Canada in a year? • 3. Which of -Canada's provinces was• first to use public funds for .school support? 4. In the 'first half of 1958 what were Canada's dive leading items of export? 5. Personal income taxes represent what proportion of federal gov- ernment revenues? ANSWERS: 5. About, one dollar in four 3. New._Brunswick; in 1802 the government . there gave 10 pounds a year to any' parish that would stall a school. ' '1.' Near St. 'Anns, - N.S.; it is. a summer school. 4. Newsprint, Wheat, nickel, wood pulp, planks and boards. 2. Each year there are about 1,050 boys born -to ever—TIM girls. ton, spent New Year's holiday with their parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Warn:r Andrews , and°'f amily. • • Mrs. Fred' Plaetzer• returnresHast- week-end after a visit in Lucknow with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johnston, and Mr. , Milton Plunkett, of Tor- onto. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. J.• C Stoltz who will celebrate„ their• `601h wedding"' °" ariiilversary next Sunday, January 11. ;rear], .'Mr's. Reed gave' the financial report, stating $190 allocation had been met and '.$238had been sent to headquarters. Mrs. 1. Rivett gave 1'a- reading. Mrs. Reed will give the topic for February at the home of Mrs. Shackleton. Born at Goderich hospital, De- cember 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young, • a daughter. Congratula- tions! Mother an•d,ba'be are home and doing fine. Dungannon school holidays were extended when on Monday the re- opening day, the weather was So stormy that school was cancelled. Mr. Herb Stutters, who hadn't been in too good health, and has TAYLOR'S. COBINER, Jan: 6.— ,• Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson and Ken neth were in Brantford • on Sunday visiting their daughter, 'Mrs. Wm. •Cudmore and -Mr. Cudmo, Elaine WiIs nawho had spent the holidays there returned home with them. Mrs. 'Howard Sturdy is visiting in Toronto this week with Mr. and Mrs. -H. McKie. Miss Clara Harrison is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital where she underwent surgery. Children are a great deal more apt to follow your lead 'than the way you -point. :1::;-. u:�•jwk ir.�e.,c -, `''.o�`aF'.r•.�F?t7'� ` ' f.1 FIST IN A SERIES OF 100th ANNIVERSARY SALES EVENTS! • YAM SHOWIING OIIR'APPRIKIAUUON TO YOU WITH A GALA 100111 ANNIVERSARY SAW yk `, `�fir'•!`r. vim,• �: ; ' 7, '. - r -a ,. ur,.. ..,:.'......"v'r.c:i'�C�''{`i:},'i:'/.k<::'?t . - Reg. tin 31c—SAVE 2c 2-lbtir 29c Reg. 55c -SAVE 6c l5 -oz jar 29c Reg. pkg 25c—SAVE'2c NILE, Jan. 6. -- Mr: and Mrs. and Miss Dale McNee, of Belmore, Henry Farrell and daughter's, of spent New Year's Day with, Mr. .Ripley, spent New Year's with the and•'%Mrs: Chas. McNee. and family.- Bere family. The school on the 2nd of West `W-aw- nns l,--No,•.,12,,._wastreated to a The Y•:P:•U.--held---a -s-lci�g-h-radii-g---' party on Tuesday evening. Chas. fresh coat of paint during tfie McNee provided the team of horses Christmas holiday. Mr. Gordon and sleigh after which the' young' Stewart, of Goderich, did the work. people gathered, at the home of The sympathy of the -community Miss Donna McNeefor hot dogs is eYt'ended to Mrs. Henry Mat- and.�oke. A ,delightful: time was thews, on the death of her step- reported by all.. mother; -•Mrs:- -Henry 5 --err, of Gode- rich,Mr. and Mrs. , Orland Bere and. . Mrs. H' Horton spent Miss Marian Orser, of Victoria family andweek- Tuesday 'Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill' Hospital, London, spent the week d at her home here. Slesser and•family, of Kincardine. en Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wiggins and -Mr. arid -'Mrs. Ross -McNee, Messrs. Eri spent New Year's with th'e Harvey_ ,nnd - Joee-• -Sproul; Mr_ and,. .e latter 'S Graham McNee and family as mother;' Mrs. J: B:"•Young:- Miss Dale McNee,' -of Belmore, spent last week with her cousin, Miss Helen McNee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bere spent -New-Ycar'c in Goderich with Mr. and Mrs, Laverne Culbert and boys. Several members of the Y.P.U. enjoyed bowling in Goderich Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Swan, of Bel - more, are visiting with Mr, and Mrs: R'obt: Bere. ..Miss, Rosemary . Clark - returned tp studies .at MaWI .onald Hall, Mon- day; Douglas Squires to Teleher's College, London, and Allan M2cN'ee ; to .R.C.A.F., Clinton, after the holi- days spent with their parents. Mrs. Ruth Hayden, Mr. and. Mrs. Tom . Dickson and Mr. and 'Mrs: Ma.skell Fowler, all of Goderich, were New Year visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Allan Dickson 'and family. Mr. and ' Mrs. Russell Brindley spent in New seA�sMoore and girls. The word Ottawa was the name of an Indian tribe. In the Indian language it meant "traders." Coloured BALLET--_—.TI.S.S:U --- __,. __.. 12 , 1. _23.x.. ___ Campbell's Reg. 2 tins 290—SAVE 2o VEGETABLE SOUP • 210 -oz tins 27c : Delicious Beverage Hot or Cold' - Reg. tin $9c --SAVE '10c $ESTS . 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