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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-06-04, Page 11• ,•• . %,„, • " ' : 4 • t e • 11'711 "04'.-1 1 t 10597 Dinner Honors A testimonial ,diane, WWI beta' for Mr. Harold*(Uhil)" =Shaw last Thursday evening at the Goderieh Pavilion by the Men's Club of the W. A. Sheaffer Pen Coliipany, in honor of Mr. Earnshaw'S 32 Years of service with Sheiffers. • s --owseseivetiesseverats ift • 4. the emphasis on equipment la' Sling. 40_0P/el which he plant" tsi` tfOrotignly el4by now that ho r r WV- I ot were at Ji had table, spoke in tribute to Earnehaw, 'particularly pointing otit n the length of time they had know him. One of the final speakens, Harold Turner, local Customs Of- ficer, topped thenritall by stating he'd knOwn him...ki,ace...1916 when - gthe. Go vernanent was employin ....nogsteo.11--c-s_jaassiakran. r. • r 01' • WI verei eyaa.iltsledds.ttw;:hafrii4walli,glettler:nA,Va: . ,;`•overweillsillAz441,04/J,,tiii Q� , sebitelt" ofsewas stated:. NM 'delft.' rsit the next two months hi,Will got be thinking " of pens as'lle is busy catching fish at his.cobbage,some- where north of Toronto. Special guests were: Harold • and Mtbi* iirevZ• • (4 `o.l.oikaLon.,1 . RRIP-90 mtiOnetki 13ridge''' gaiiiti befit on y evening were: 14§. J.. K.,Hunter and Mrs, A. A. Nicol, 511/2 points; and urot,-.491/2, points; , Mrs. 3. W, Cratgie and Mrs'. G. Jennor,•,--49.points. -wereAtortrai*wsofsesslarees.-„=-----.- • ..,,,,\ - ‘.....,,,,, ‘,,,...., \ Vs"...„.:,.. ' \ ,,,,..\\ \\:: ""'" ' \ \ '` , \ \.:„. PEOPLESL? a\s: -\,..„. N. \ s ., „,,, Extra large size . -.terry beach \\ \\\\, cicist\:rolio ictoucf6_6.26$:1:04:4Sileababeecinci\id. Illowels, colouritil stripes. Siza \,' \ ' Fir° quo/ity": I! 111.e/8 . . 1.1!tott:11,00,14ttu,i;ott,isr ,,GI°:bt n ,06 x 60. .1 , •\ • , ; :Poigies ,t074.9e it;E:i. N \ 'Regulor 2.49 ' , •69 , s s' )2e \ \ \ \ •• , , 4.4kts. \ .: \\ \ • s Ch. ° 1 ikleti 49- to 39c ie 1 ON sAit 4 ?IWO ?telettots . Ooral coktort it)11 itpper end plI1ovr "pro:Aectors. SVSCAA1..ce .4° spxt, PRA St' • AU • 1.04,Ji. Jute 1,414YP SWar SieWart Ashen/ Ms. Guy 9t4Ctiq' P06400.41, 044W- hat! Ilfe• piesidefit Edgar, Leabliertandi sive the call to worship. The minutes were read by the 'secre- tary, Helen Youngblut. The topic on "InieSlonarY women was given b e :president. Plans Were -attend the Suny School CorWeli 1,oh in Ps. in charge of the opening session in the evening. Ross Youngblut is to preside and Edgar Leatherland is to read the Scrip.: ture followed by prayer by Betty Youngblut. Rerv. D. J. Lane gave an address on the work of the :church on the island of Formosa. The offeringwas received by Murray Youngblut. Walkerburn Club.—The ladies of the Walkerburn Club met at the home of Mrs: Percy Vincent with 12 adults and eight children pre- sent. The president, Mrs. George Schneider, opened the meeting. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Stanley The lucky draw was wen by Mrs. Joseph Hu,nking. Business was discussed and the annual pic- nic is to be held on July 26th at Ball's Grove. The program for the June meeting will 'be in charge of Mrs. Henry Hunking and Mrs. erbert buizer. The lunch com- roittee is to be Mrs. Stanley Ball, • . • • - svitk vkac‘ts b tier, e 13,k0 ;:,k ust -vejsiant sta.S slac" °groom., QY Washable fujiettit. short sleeve sport • shirts for men, exceptionally attracts ive prints, cool and smart looking for surrmleOweer. Sizes : S.M.L. 3iti:002G01111a0is. • Ntaae oi‘sktock„.1 ‘yr. occ,c'ckv.ke,;":2" • •i‘oravt\:;:9 'EtTlitt SSCAPA. Reg val. 1.59 On Sale . Easy care' cotton sun suits wrth bloomer leg...elastic waist. Prinis on wife grounds Slies, S.M.L. Reg. 1.79 1 00. • Ot:1.SALE lo. EOP 1141.14,' 'gin; ES STORES LTD. NOTICE After selling his business in London almost five years ago, Rae J. Watson, your , Liberal • eandid,ate, liad a wide choice of where to live. The Huron - ' Bruce area was •chosen because Rae was raiied and 'educated here. The_hllls and spring 'creeks are wonderful; the Great Lakes offer excellent boating and the people are second to none. Although this job of representing you will take him to Toronto for several weeds at a-tixtie, Rae has no intention of moving out of his' nice 'com- fortable, new heuse,".nor away from the people he likes so well, • Inserted by lfurou-Bruee Liberal Assoc. -23-24 16 years of Conservative rule have resulted in a growth) of arrogance, of bureaucracy and in the denial cif rnany rights of the individual. 'S TIME FQR A .CHANGE, Fry flingm(MJs$Duizer. it sUibe at-tho home 'cit Mrs, Elliott Lapp. - The prograni pf • contests and readings were enjoyed as pro - 'Sided by Mrs. William• Hunking arid Mrs. Stanley Ball.• A lunch was -served -by. Mesdames, 1613" ..'VYoung and Leon44leeiard Aregmittitl.t, Meet. ---The, W.A. of Knox United Church met with the Busy Lizzie group in charge. Mrs. Oliver Anderson presided fpr the, devo- tional period. Miss. Elliott Lapp read the Scripture, Mrs. Fred Toll led in meditation and prayer. Mrs. Lapp, introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. E. McLagan, of Blyth. She related some of her experi- ences ,as a bride in the mission :field' north of Sault Ste. Marie. She also showed pictures taken in that district. :Miss Elma Mutch extended a vote of thanks to Mrs. IMeLagan for her interesting ad- • dress. A solo was sung by Mrs, Emerson Rodgers. The offering wasreceived by Mrs. William Dodds and Mrs. James Jackson. The president, Mrs. Arthur Grange, took charge of the business period. The delegates to the semi-annual meeting held recently at :Moncrief United Church, Mrs. Lawrence Plae,tzer and Mrs. Robert Arthur; gave excellent reports on that, meeting. The benediction was pro- nounced by Mrs. Grange. A social time was held with the Same group serving a delicious .1unch. 'A.Y.P.A.—The A.Y.P.A. of St. Mark's Anglican Church met at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fordyce Clark recently to honor two o its pmreemsdbeedrs.forIL Margaret Ciark ones-teelesnart isr-the hidele-n line letter to ;Miss Ellen Daer, bride - elect. -An interestinabbride's scrap book was tesde. Margaret called Ellen to tIfc seat of honor and placed a fancy hat of kitchen uten- sils on her head and read an ad- dress of good wishes. Shirley Brown presented her with :a gift of matching 'linen from the AYPA and friends. 'Following this pre- sentation, Mr. Bob Daer called Mr. Christopher Hutchinson forward and read an address. A farewell gilt„,,was. presented to him :from the soeiety. Christopher leaves soon to return to,his home in England. Both of these members have been very active in the work of the AYPA of this church and will be missed 'at their meetings. Ellen and 'ChriStopher Thanked their friends for, their thoughtful- ness. The follOwing isthe ad- dresses: Dear,,Ellen, We, your friends, have 'gathered here to- night to honor you on your forth- •eoming marriage. Although your school and work have necessitated your being away from- us part of the time, we have always felt we could call on you any time for help. We have appreciated your giving so freely of your -Musical talents and will miss You in our group. However, we are rejoicing with you in your , happiness and we know that the community and church to: which you are going will benefit by what you have to give. As a remembrance of us and as a token of our esteem for you we ask you to accept this gift and vvithjt, our sincere wishes that you and your husband may sliavie a long, happy and prosperous life together. Signed: A.Y.P.A. mem- bers and friends. Dear Christo- pher,—We, the members of St. Mark's Anglican Y.P.A., have heard about the liolislasea*You are about So"Itake to your tiome land and loved ones. • You, have always been a willing worker in -our church. We will miss you while you are away, but we are glad ,to know that you will be returning. We ask you to accept this gift. and to give to each of tis a passing thought .each time you use it. May God's richest blessing be with yoti at all times on this holiday is the wish of, all your Auburn A.Y,P.A. friends. Miss. Margaret R. Jackson, the librarian, request § all county' books to be, in.next Saturday, June 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reed, of Clinton, visited last Tuesday even- ing with Mrs. Charles Straughan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Youngblut, Marie, June and Laura, of Wood- stock, Miss Laura Wagner, R.N. of Syracuse, N.Y. and Miss Ella : Wag- ner, R.N., of N.Y., Mich., visited last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, Barbara, Marg- aret and Mary and other relatives, Miss Ruth .Daer, of Atwood, and Miss Shirley Daer, ' of London spent the week -end with their Par- ents, Mr. and Mrs., Roy, Daer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor spent the,: week -end :,with •their daughter, Mrs, Ronald Raihwell, Mr. Rathwell, Mikeand Janice, at St. Catharines, . Miss Mary Houston: of Hamilton, and Miss Frances Houston, R.N., of London, spent the week -end with theitt patents, Mr, and Mrs. John Houston, ' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, Mr. David . Harnilton, and Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor were in Lond-on last Friday.' Mss: Taylor remain- ed: los...a visit ,w411,iter dauglam, Mrs. Lloyd Raithby, ancT MC.. Raithhy, Mr, and Mrs. Toni Bailey and ,son, of Manitoba, visited last Thurs- day evening with his cousin, Mr. Roy Finnigan; and .Mrs. Finnigan. They are holidaying with her aunt, Miss Josephine McAllister, and Mr. David McAllister, R.R. 2, Auburn. Congratulations are extended to Miss Betty Sturdy, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harry L. Sfurdy, now of Clinton, but formerly of this community, who last Saturday graduated as a nurse from Strat- ford General Hospital: Guests from here were Mr. and M. Frank Raithby, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Your Liberal andidate in Huron . HARRY STRAW; seeks your supper becduse he realizes the Liberal proposals which provide for easing the municipal- tax, burden; increaad aid to education; extension, Of hospital insurancCO:'inclu'de. chronics and out-patients care; tax-free gas- for use in farm iMplements, and many others, are for the belie - fit I everybody in Huron. Look FORWARD HARRY STEANG, as a muni. cipal clerk and successful farmer, is fully qualified to represent Huron in the solution of the many prob- lems facing 'municipalities and ag- riculture today. He know's the problems of the farmer, . . . of the buSine.Ssman, . • In :Huron VOTE STRANG 'on 'June- tith •(Publikhed by thb Hume Liberal Association) 4 *-•••••:, . • --so.? ••' • This portable TV, camera will be used by the OBC to help cover events of the' Royal Tour ,in Can- ada this month. It is battery- operated, and sends its own pies tures through the transmitter car- ried on the operator's. back-. those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Nesbitt and family, of Blyth, (Mr. and Mrs. William Gevier and family, of Staffa, Mr. Alex Nethery, of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nesbitt and family, . After a din- ner, the group • presented' Chris. with a suitcase. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilson and John, of Toronto, spent last week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor and Jimmy: As4aresstakeresereedssn-the Blyth Memorial Hall last Friday evening: to honor Mr. and "'Mrs. Kenneth Patterson; newlyweds. The evening was spent dancing. An address of congratulations was read by Mr. David McClinchey and a large purse ,of money was pre- sented by Mr. Bob Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. James Hembly and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston visited at Collingwood last Sunday. Horticultural Society. — Th e Auburn Horticultural Society niet on 3/0 Ay evening in ith9sOraiige Hall wth a • :904 attelifanCe,;' Tag r ss• • :seselsgebiga ;*.t, lac; Pirk 40eil d 'a ag:sPart t4. Gordon R. or leadhig,. The . minutes. O$' tine May. executive Meeting were read •by Mrs. Ed.- Davies'in tile absence of thesee. OarYsma Nth, I1vir9 at. tractiie PoS ors; ' made bY /be I, pupils Of SAS: No; 9* aditertisingesesems, .e-silewes-oliosessto-sheL-lieldssthis--, summer, were end display. These posters will be sent on for the district meeting. A east prize'will be forwarded to the teaeher, Mr. , Wilmer Errington. A letter re- ' garding theo.popular iloribunda ' roses said that ,an instructive item, " awilLbesin. the June 'nip of Home $ Garden. An invitatsoji to attend the Lucknow Horticult 'al Society on july 19th was ma A solo, "Auburn, My Auburn,' ' was sung ihy Mrs. Gordon Teylor. The guest speaker was Mrs. William Clark, of R.B. 5, Goderich, who gave a ' travelogue on their tour of Eng- land, Ireland and 'Scotland. • Her daughter, Elizabeth, showed beau- tiful colored pictures of the coun- fries and the lovely flower beds ' there. Mrs. Kenneth Scott thank- ed Mrs. Clark and Elizabeth for telling of the trip' which she and Mr. 'Cl -ark' enjoyed. .A pot -luck"- • lurVeh was served by Mrs. James HemblA Miss Viola Thompson and „Mrs .Bert Craig. PORT, ALBERT PORT. 'ALBERT, June 1. Mr. , • John Tigert, sr., Mr. And Mrs. Wal-, ter Tigert, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tigert and family, and Mr. and Mrs. John Tigert and family atterided the main g 4Vliss Mr. Jerry -Moore -on Saturday, at Sarnia. • • . • _ ' Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Braknis, of HaniiIttin, were- week -end -guests of Mr. and M. R. C, McKenzie. • Miss. • 'Minnie Dickson, Mrs., Gladys JeWell, Miss Cathy Jewel •and Miss Audrey Knowles, all of 9t. Marys, spent the ,Week -end at their cottage here. Mr. and .Mrs, John McBride, of London,, and Mr., and 'Mrs. Ed.. Tigert, of, ,Goderich, spent Sunday with Mrs and Mrs. Waiter Tigert. SEE and HEAR arr trang Liberal Candidate in *Huron CKNX-TV CHANNEL '8 VSX.Sei'SS°:S:sfSSWAK:SSiSpi :- • - Friday, June 5, at 7:55 p.m. •CKNX RADIO Friday, June '5, at 10:5.5 a.m. • - (Published by ,Huron Liberal. Association) — — — SHERWIN-WILLIAMS' • EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT PRESERVES AS IT • • BEAUTIFIES YOUR HOME 41114,F,-,.4.•• • ' Sherwin-Williams 'Houe i id hes, superior crita.. t ou t 1 nst s t stretc•biligTbe years t ween paint obs. P. colors firet(sjd • for yvery ('anoclian :, climate- give sparkling beittit y in your home for years. FOr lohigPrI .ling Paint and eAisier paint Ole see your local Sherwi , Paint IN.11( WORSal-.BROS. 'HARDWARE Phillips, Mrs. Stanley Johnston, Robert Arthur, Miss Margaret Miss Sadie Carter, Mr. and Mrs. 122 THE SQUARE , GODERICH PHONE 283 Wright, Miss GweMeDowell, Mr, Arthur fstan.ge lift Mr. John Arthur. Mrs Allred Nesbitt and son, Lawrence, entertained at a birth. day patty last Siturday for her nephew, Chtistopher Mitehinson, who keaves this week for a trip to Enalaml to visit his family. The tables were set on the lawn and 1Y" • svA414110.&& •, •