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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-07-09, Page 6• PAGE -SIX N THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR a. tr— TIHTURS1DAY,,,,,J:'ULY 9th, 1059 • •• AUBURN -A'UUrRN, July 7,—Win $Maty of Ridgetown, are visiting with Mr, 'Awards.. Two girls of • U.S.S. No. and Mrs. William Straughan. n, East Wawanosh, Sheila Henry 1 spec t lastdw,eeek end inaSudbury,eil and Marion Youngblut, won safety. Mrs. Fred Plaetzer returned to awards at the W1ngham l»ollegiate her home last week -end after sev- Institute.re,,ently. The contest was. eral'weeks in Wingham. sponsored by the Wingham de- Mrs. Charles Scott is a patient tachment of the Provincial Police- in Seaforth' hospital, where she had* and' was carried on among some her tonsils removed. 2,000 public school pupils of Wing- Mrs. Major. Younablut is eon - ham and surrounding district.• The valesciJig in Goderich hospital teacher at U.S.S. No, 11 is Mrs, after undergoing stlrge'ry there Ralph D. Murbro, of Auburn. last week., Congratulations are extended to . Recent visitors with Mr. and the music pupils of Miss Margaret Mrs: Wes. Bradnock were Mr. and A. Jackson who were successful Mfrs, Harold Nicholson and family, in their recent examinations: Grade of Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 6, piano, Barbara Snell (hon.), Ber- Bennett and family, of ,Port Albert; {rice 'MoDaugal.l (pass), James Rob- Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Pentland, of rnson (pass); Grade 5, piano, Bar- North' i3ay'., and ' Mrs. , Charles bara MacKay; Grade 3, plane,' Straughan. Judith, : Arthur, Carole ,Brown, , Mrs. Lorn-e Popp and infant on, Nancy Anderson, Margaret' Sander -Larry :Meredith, arrived home last son, all honors, Robert Wilkin week, (pass); Grade ?; piano, Larry Shell, : Mrs. E. H. Doerr,- Brian and Laura Daer, Barbara Sanderson; Harold, of Niagara Falls, Mr. and Bill Lapp, (honors), and Mary San- Mrs. Elwin Chamney, yfisses Dor- dersonSharon Ball., (pass); Grade othy and Marilyn Chamney, and 2, theory, Gail Lockhart, Barbara Mr. Donald Jardin, of Wingham, Snell. were recent visitors with Mr. and Mr, William' Walden ' left last ;Mrs, Robert Chamney. - Saturday for Winnipeg by train Mr. and Mr ,,Kenneth McDougall to visit his brother, Mr. Robert and family, Mr. arid ' Mrs, Gordon Walden, for a'month. ''McDougall and family, Mr. 'and - Miss` Etta and Mr. Ifarold Eng- Mrs. Jamas McDougall and /family lish, of Chatham, visited last Sun- and 'Mr. and Mrs. Norman- Mc- 1 day with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon R. Dougall attended- the McDougall Taylor. reunion held at Harbor Park on Rec:nt visitors with Mrs. Alfred, July 1st Nesbitt and Mr. Lawrence Nesbitt Mrs. Caroline Seers, of Mitchell, a 11t erg Gray �and r...Go h were .Ir, is,visiting at the borne of e br, and family. of Toronto.: Mr, and granNon,• Mr. VV'illiNin Seers, Mrs. Mrs. William .Covier and family, Seer, and family. , of Staffa; Mr. and Mrd, John Nes- Misses Jilt' Toll, of Trail, B.C., hitt and family, of Blyth;. Mr. and and Bernice McDougall attended Mrs. William Nesbitt, of Sea#osth the Sh. hc_ tai lan Festival play and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nesbitt last Wednesday. and family. Mr. David Brown, of Monkton, Mr, Jack Bennett and son Billy, spent last 'week with his son, Mr. Clifford Brown, Mrs: Brown and ' »ti •• family. �j a n a �10n-7-Warship T Miss Anne Snell, of Elliott Lake,, . is a guest this week of Miss Bernice McDougall. Miss Margaret Wright,' nurse -in - training at Brantford General Hos- pital, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ar,,thur and family. Miss Sadie Cart , is visiting with her nephew, 'Mr. Reg. Carter, Mrs. Carter and family, at, Port Elgin. Mr. Gordon McDonald has been transferred to St. Catharines. ' He has been employed by the Bell Company in London. for a year. Mr. and ' Mrs. Bert Marsh and Miss Betty, of Petersburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Gormerly Thompson, -of Brampton, were recent visitors with the ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mogridge. • - Mrs. Gordon Miller and Gail spent' a few days ' last week in London with Miss Carol Beadle; Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Voynich, of Preston, were guests last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stoltz and Mrs. Marguerite Chopin. Mr. and .Mrs. James•Hem.bly left on Monday morning for their vaca- tion. Miss Susie Latimer, of Toronto, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig.• Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hunking on the birth of their daughter in .Clintor, hospital, last week. Mrs, Nelson Scott, of Yellow - grass, C::1:., visited last Wednes- day Mrs, Ezekiel Phillips and famfl . Mr. ai:d 'Mrs. Reg, Asquith and son, (;. ),-;ge, of TOr,onto, were re- cent gists (Allis parents. Mr. and Mrs. C'ii..ries Asquith, M:.v-ses Margaret Sanderson and. Carole l:rov,a, are attending Girl's' Canln at,Kintail this week. Mr. and 'vlrs. Ed, Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Wes. • 13radnock and Mr. Courtiard Herr were in Hamilton "n70-14 0P AaP FOR FAMILY—PREFERRED FOODS AND.... • .. �i:: �6f 4Y:;:$: BAKERY . SPECIALS BAKED IN A&P's OWN BAKERY -BY MASTER BAKERS CHOCOLATE -CHIP COOKIES -' pkg 29c SUPER-RIGIIT QUALITY MEAT -FEATURES EEF ROAST oui.er mw Bia aRIME RIB ROAST SFIrQRT RISS AOR BRAISING eBlade Bone .Removed .Jane Parker Reg. p.kg 35c --SAVE lb FRESH FRUITS & VEGET4BLES Native Grown, i lagara, Excellent Eating, No. 1 Grade, 'Large, Luscious Bldck Cherries New Crtop, Native Grown, No. 1 parade, Table Whit. POTATO Large, No. 1 Grade,'•Native Grown, Snow White Heads AUL' I:FLOWER Tender, Crisp, Pascal, Native Grown, No, 1 Grade —2 Hearts Per Rundle CELERY HEARTS Fresh, Tender, Fancy Grade, Large Full ¢ohs SWEET CORN • 'Large, Fully Matured, Sugar Sweet, No, 1 Grade WATERJELQNS 11. .10-16 bag isit Here July 9-13 Hep Majesty's Canadian Ship Buckingham will he pulling into Goderich .harbor on Thursday, July 9, and will remain here until Sun- day, July 12. A group of guests from Goderich have been invited to a reception on board from 6.30 to 8 p.m., oh Thursday.' The general- public will be allowed aboard ship from 3 to 5 p.m., on Saturday, 41Y,,11, and possibly at other times.• to be an- nounced later. Th°e ship is a Prestoxiian class frigate and was built at iLauzon, Quebec. Launched on April 28, '1944, • she was commissioned into the Royal Canadian Navy, at Que- bec on November 2 of the same year. O The Buckingham entered the war at seg during its bitterly cenr tested final round when the Nazi suh.ma.rin.e navy 'was' most Ehctive.. She is 3011;2 feet in length, has a displacement of 2,360 tons and a draught of 16 feet. -The Bucking- ham has a fuel, capacity of 720 tons and a cruising range of 9,600 miles. In command .of fhe Buckingham is Lt. Cdr. Donald M. 'MacLennan, 38, of P,prt Hood, i1.S., and Halifax: He saw' service -in World War II. In August, 1955, he Was appointed to the 'Joint Maritime Warfare School at ,Halifax and in February, 1956, became the senior instruc- tional officer at the school, which position he held until assuming command of the Buckingham. on July 1st at the Provincial horse- shoe pitching tournament where the gentlemen took part in the contest. Mr. and Mrs. $ordon R. Taylor spent the holiday at St. 'Catharines with their daughter, Mrs. Ronald Rathwell, Mr. Rathwell, Mike and Janice. , Mr. and Mrs. 'Bert Whipfler, of London,' Were recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig left for a trip to the Western Provinces and down through . the Western States last Saturday. Miss. Elizabeth Grange, nurse -in - training at Stratford• General Hos- pital, is holidaying with, her mo- ther, Mrs: Arthur. Grange, and her sisters. Mrs. Cochrane, of Dublin, Ire- land, and- her daughters, Misses Pauline and Nualae, of Toronto, visited last 'week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sprung and family.. Mr: and Mrs, Orval •MePhee, Mrs. Meredith Young and' Ronnie Hal- lam motored to Stratford" last Thursday to sA, Qu,ceri Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. The annual Robinson reunion will 'be held at"Ipperw„ash Park on .Saturday, ,July 11. Promotion ..list .of- S:S. No. Hullett: Grade 8 to 9,'Eileen Schne- ider, Raymond Hallam, Mary Kirk - Connell; Grade 7 to ..8, Bernice Hunking, Marilyn Daer;' Grade, '6 to 7, Linda Andrews, Ruth Schneider, Sharon Ball, Hans Bakelaar, Lois Hallam; Grade 5 to 6, Betty Hal- lam, Casey Verwey; Grade 4 to. 5, ant pianist, Mrs. Lloyd MoClinchey; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Leonard Archambault. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Stewart Ament, Mrs. Stanley Ball, Mrs. Guy Cunningham, Mrs. Ariel Duizer. Many new books have been re- cently purchased by the Auburn Public Library. Garden Club. The Sow and Hoe 4-H Club .met at the • home of; Margaret 'Haines -with the leader, Mrs. Keith Machan,,,in charge. The president, Barbara-Baechier, open- ed the meeting with the 4-H Pledge. The ,minutes . of the first meeting were read by the secre- tary, Carolyn Clark, and' approsed as read. The roll call was answer- ed by each member naming a vege- table in her garden that needed thinning. A discussion took place about the re.c'ord book covers, and it was decided to haveilack letter- , ing on a yellow background. . Z he next meeting will be held at the h ome of the assistant leader, Mrs. Ed. Dayi:es, on July' 29th. Mrs. Machan gave an instructive talk on garden weeds and. inseots and how to control them, Mrs: DaAes sp,oke on the food values of the vegetables rand how to prepare and serve them. She told the members how -t,hey.._could improve. rove. the Ls.ur I Y p roundirigs of their homes, cutting grass trimmin_, painting, the ,mail= ox an.. garen furniture and planting flowers. All members re ported their gardens ,were in good shape, and a demonstration took place in .the garden showing' the • proper. way of thinning .and trans - Billy Lapp, Shirley Hunking, Doug- planting, by Carolyn Clark and las Archambaiilt; Grade 3 to 4, Margaret Clark. Lunch was spry- WendS,-, Schneider", Brenda Ball, ed by Shirley. Brown, Bernice' Me - Dianne Kirkconnell; Grade 2 to' 3, Dougall 'and Carolyn Clark.--.Shir- ''Nancy{•:Lapp, Brenda Archambault, ley Brown;- press' reporter. Bobbie -'Schneider, Stephen. Haggitt,The Daily Vacation Bible School Daryk Ball, 'Daryl Ball. Wilmer opened on Monday morning with Errington, teacher. • , over 125 pupils' registering. The The, school section of S.S. No. 9, instructors are: seniors, Mr. Keith Millett, enjoyed their annual pit- Snell, Miss Louise Jefferson; jun- nic in the, lovely, shaded school ions, Mrs. Ed. ,Davies, Mrs. Arthur yard. The afternoon was spent in' Grange;, primary, Miss Margaret R. 'a social time for thg adults while Jackson; pre-school, . Mrs. Hugh Bellnett; Mrs. Frank Raithby. The closing service will be held on July 12, at 7.30 p.m, in the Baptist Church when the certificates Will he presented to the 'pupils. - ' A short program will be given by the pupils on their work and their handwork will be on display. Everyone is urged to attend this interdenominational service and; support this work in the commun- ity, - cad 3 3c 2bdsi5C �F l5c each 59c 100th AMVIVERSARY SPK/ALS Foe Salad: — Kraft Rog. btl 29c --SAVE 4o A&P Choice Quality Reg:tin 31e --SAVE 14o LIQUID, DRESSING - 8 -Oz btl 25c PEACHES, ' 3 2&oz ting 19c Ann Page ?CII J ; SAUCE Reg. btl 26c --SAVE 6o 211-, btls 45c A&P Clciio. 'Quality Reg. 2 'tins 31c-W'SAVE 4o WHOLE BEETS; 215 -oz tins 27c A&P ASPARAGUS _TIPS 121)2 tin 31c AH Iiiritaa in. This Ad Cuarri,nteed Through Saturday, JuIy.'11th, 1969 Choice Qublitty, Henley Reg. tin 210 --SAVE 7e BLACK -CHERRIES . 215 -oz tins 35c Fancy Quality; New Padk Reg. tin 350:—SAVE 4e the younger members took -'part in the sport program arranged Sy the teacher. Just before the "supper hour, .Mrs. George Schneider read a short address to Mrs. Maureen (Hallam) Elliott. Mrs. Roy Daer and Mrs. Stanley Ball presented her with many gifts to help re- place those lost in the fire when her father's home was burned this spring, Maureen thanked .her friends for their . kindness. Fol- lowing the, supper served by the ladies, a -bail game was played be- tween the pupils and the parents. Mr, Errington expressed his thanks to, the school section for coming ot and 'taking an interest in the School activities. The sport win- ners were: broad jump, ,Cindy Pursley, Daryl Ball, Stephen Hag- gitt; intermediate boys, Billy' Lapp, Casey Verewey, Douglas Archam- bault; intermediate girls,, Ruth Schneider, Betty Hallam, Lois Hal- lam; senior boy's, Raymond Hallam; senior girls, Eileen Schneider, Linda Andrews,Marilyn Daer; high jump—junior boys, Daryl Ball, Bobby Schneider, Daryk Ball; jun- ior girls, Cindy Pursley, Wendy Schneider, Brenda Archambault; intermediate boys and girls, Billy Lapp, Betty Hallam, Douglas Arch- ambault; senior girls, Eileen Schneiderfi Linda Andrews, Mar- ilyn Daer. Running race results were: „ junior boys,. Daryl Ball, Stephen Ilaggitt, Daryk Ball; jun- ior girls, Cindy Pursley, Wendy Schneider, Brenda Ball; intermed- iate 'boys, Casey Verewey, Billy Lapp, Douglas Archambaul.tt,ter- mediate!girls, Lois Hallam, `iBetty Hallam, Ruth Schneider; seniors, ceived by ;qrs. Miller and the 'Ray mond llalaam, Eileen Schneider,' bride -elect. The trousseau andj Linda°Andrews; pre-school, Joyce lovely gifts. were .shown by the Ilallarri Kath Schneider, Ricky bride-to-be's sister; ' Mrs. Wilmer ST. HELENS ST. HEI,ENS, July 6:—Mrs. Cal- lum Cameron and acarol, of Detroit, and Lt. Brian Staples; of Camp' Borden, werty week -enc guests of 1 Mr. and Mr's: John Cameron for the Cameron -Miller wea•drrig on Satur- day. - Mr. Charles Stuart, of Regina, is a visitor with" his brothers, Jas. and George, and Mrs.• Stuart. Mr. and Mts. E. W. Rice attend- ed the Webb -Bryan reunion at rernaaie park on Sunday. Mrs. D. Todd and Mrs. D'. J. McIntosh, o1 at. Catharines, are holidaying at the romper's 'home here. Misses Norma Forster and Patsy I"orae are employed at Granu• Bend and Miss Beverley Gaunt al hincardine for .the vacation. Mrs. Eldon Miller entertained at her home 'recently in honor of her daugnter, Miss Margaret Miller, lteg..v., whose marriage to Mr. Don Cameron took place- in the St. ,}H'elen's United Church on Satur-. day. The many guests were re- Archambault. Ball throw—junior girls, -Dianne Kirkconnell, Brenda Ball, Wendy Schneider; junior boys, Bobby Schneider, Stephen IHaggitt, Daryl Ball; intermediate boys, Billy Lapp, Casey Verewey, Douglas Archambault; intermedi- ate girls, Lois Hallam, Betty Hal- lam, Ruth - Schneider; senior boys, Raymond Hallam, Rudy Snyde.rs; senior girls, Mary 'Kirkconnell, Linda Andrews, Eileen Schneider; young men's race, Ken flunking, Lynn Bakelaar, , Jim Schneider; married men, Joe Hunking, Leon- ard Archambault, Elliott Lapp; married ladies, Mrs, Leonard Arch- ambault, Mrs. Arthur Hallam, Mrs. Elliott Lapp; rolling pin, Miss Minnie Wagner; balloon blowing, Leonard Archambault. Walkerburn Club. --The Walker - burn Club held ,their I1iee„ting ''at the home of Mrs, Elliott Lapp with a, good attendance, Mrs. `George Schneider presided. The financial statement was given- by the treas- urer, Mrs. Elliott Lapp. The lucky draw was won by Mrs. G. Schnei- der, The annual picnic will be held on ,July 30 with the program Nicholson, of Holstein, and Miss Lois Miller, Misses Norma. Murray, Irma Forster and Mrs. Keith Cran- ston. Pouring tea from a lace covered table centred with a bou- quet of beautiful' roses Were Mrs. John 'iffier, tuu Oriue-elect`s grann- mother;.._t.he -groom elect's mother, 'Mrs. John Cameron and his great- aunt, Mrs. James Webster; the ' bride's aunts, Mrs. Fred McQuillin and Mrs. John Nicholson. Assist- ants were Mrs, .James Curran, Mrs. Ernest Gaunt, Miss Gladys ':VlelJon- ald and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Gordon Lyons. Turns Hobby Into Paying Business In these day.s of college educa- tio,ns; and s cialized training, not many people can take a hobby and turn it into a pro itatlble business. That, however, is just. what S1. Bullen, Gibbons street, has done. )�Ir. Bullen, a `welder by ,trade, was born in England and emigrated with his parents in 19112. 11,e went to .1Vledieine Hat, Alberta;" "at a time when," remyinisced Mr. Bullen,. "the cowboys had just 'hung up their guns, and you 'could travel for 60 Miles in any direction with- out meeting .a person or a build- ing," After several years in Winnipeg, he joined the R0AFF-in • October, 1939. After the war, he became a welding instructor with the Air Force,nd it ,was during this time that became interested in wood- work' g, but purely as a hobby. In 1952, he was posted to 'RCAF Station, Clinton, as NCO in charge of the station workshops. In 1956, on his retiremerft, he had planned to return to the west which he had alway sthought of as his real home. However, when faced with ,the need for making a liming, and having. seen 'Goderich, he decided to set up a woodwork- ing shop here. "Goderich," he. said, "has been good to us. Before. the.war,,people told me to 'go east,' bait 1G„always thought the west was better. Now 'I believe the east is much better at le have trees, and can grow a good garden; you can't out there." Three years have passed since her set up . here, and he is . doing a brisk business. Lately, he receiv- ed a contract from RCAF, Clinton, to do their repair work. All this keeps, him pretty busy, but he still finds time to visit his married daughter, now living in Unity, Saskatchewan. • • Jean. MacDonald and Jan Simp- sen are this week attending Pres- byterian Camp at ,Kintail. "Mr' and Mrs. John MacKenzie are spending the Week -end .in Ham- Ilton. Miss Murie'1 • - Farrish, R.N., is visiting at her home here. i% Lroyd ,M'acDnnald. and fam- ily, of Northern Ontario, are visit- ing at his-rhbtne in Loc-heish.---The came '.by plane. . Dr. Wenzel, of Detroit, is build- ing a cottage on his '.property on the Carrick farm. Rev. J. R. MacDonald is holiday- ing on the banks of Lake Huron, His many Ashfield friends will be glad to hear that he is going to occupy the Ashfield pulpit next Sunday. ••••••••••••O®•®•••a1•••• Lakeview Casino Grand Bend, CELEBRITY NIGHT WED'NE$ AY, JULY 15 GORDY TAPP M.C. of Country Hoedown Star of CBC -TV witli Lionel T.hornton's Orchestra, Adults $2.00 , . Students $1.00 '(18 years and under.) V FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS DANCING TO / Lionel Thornton 's •Orchestra Admissiorr'$1.25 each. have •. • • se cars Lo�K WE 11iVi!E :YOU TO ZEE OITR - LARGE. 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Mr. and Mrs. M. ,Rivers, of Port Colborne, visited ' with Mr. and. Mrs.. Dick WesL;,.1a$,l: week. - Miss Mabelle iMacDonald, ' of °Windsors spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. MacDonald. in, charge of Mrs, Joseph Hunking Congratulations to Miss Mari - and s, Lloyd McClinehey. The •anne West who successfully ern - cep ri .contests d i.n Meted hbr year at Stratford Teach- chargeprogrof of Mrs. Henrycontes'lFiufollowenking-and cis College. Marianne will teach,- Mrs. Schneider. The Secret Sister in Goderich in `the faiit of each Tooke, r was evealed, and Rev. J. 1 . MacDonald, former a new sister 'was dawn for the ministe , of Ashdieldl PreS4 yteriah coming year. 'The election of of- Church; will be''the guest Speaker facers took place with Mrs. James nex 'unday. ” McDougall in charge. 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