The Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-06-30, Page 7ar,r4,14
TO CALL FOR HOSPIT'AL
TENDERS, STORY, diAIMS
Tenders are expected to be
called Within abottt twit5 we
for eqnstruction of the provine-
ial infinmary Goderich, a
flinW0 0bory ont oQJcs
'IcniVenstn-rthilnett•Intt-TitindiY.
The hospital is to be for maxi -
Mann beneat platients,-those who
are mentally ill, mentally re-
tnrcied and sealle-helpless pa-
tents Who get the maximum
anTount of treatment any insti-
tntWn. east give. • • ne •
IOLLEEE PHILOSOPHER
DON N VB ROO K 11)7,,r• '`,",:irt, •
. an s. on Jefferson,
DONNYBROOK, June 20. elintsin, visited Sunday with
Visitors with awl.. and Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
George Phillips last Sunday Noble gad family.
were: Mr. John Oollon,' of atia- Miss Betty Devereaux and
'gars; Misses Irene and Rose daiss Elaine Jefferson, both of
OVenTiOri OM:VA ,110.4W-„l_A(101.W. -4/togi..,;1.401.0-414101(.. tUe.eit.
Mrs. Mary Walsh, WhO is. Inak;'ent.s over the week -end.
Jig her home with them at the -The June meeting of the
present time.
Mrs. J. C.'llobinson, of Wing -
halm, spent Thgrscilay with 1111r,
Edward 'Robinson an 'Judy
while 'Mrs. Robinson, Jim Mid
11; -.14,YetTe4-'1:14;.-412 bata).•Vtairtia: 4
London. • 'oharge o
Mrs.- Wesley Jefferson and Mrs. Start Chamney led in
Debbie spent Wednesday with prayer. fMrt. Ray Hanna read
her mother, Mrs. Elgin josiing, the Scripture. Mrs, Gordon
Naylor gave a reading.. A duet
was s,ung by Susan Thompson
and Barbara Chamney. The
minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read by Mrs. Stuart
Ohansney. Mrs. Wm. Hardy
gave a reading on Christian
Stewardship,. Mrs. Tom Arm-
strong gave a reading Mrs.
Sam Thompson had charge of
the chapter in the study, book
'Africa- Disturbed." Susan
Thompsith received the offering.
It was decided to hold a bake
sale in Wingham council cham-
bers on Jane 25 to raise fsinds
rssiiir-311-o% Mlrs Jeffergon :class
ed the meeting with prayers..
111Irs. Harold Woods had
charge of the Ladies' Aid. Mrs.
Woods led in prayer. Mrs. Ray
Hanna -gave a reading. Mrs.
Edward Robinson gave the min-
utes of the last meeting. Mrs.
Woods closed with the benedic-
tion. A sale of flower slips and and help him feel that he is
knees. This always led to some
plants was held at the. close ()cone of the gang, the booklet
goodnatured, boyish scuffling, in
the meetiogs in aid a the suggests some fascinating games
which one type lost two ,front
W.M.S. Lunch was served by that can be played at RCAF
teeth and another got a warped
the hostess, assisted by M. station parties.
* * nose, at one party remember.
Stuart Ohamn:ey and Mrs. Wan,
Hardy. Most s of these ice-breakera - • *, *
ihers was Boomer;
4/fis sasidsMrs-s-Colin R; Jeffers
son and Ina, -;of Fullerton, spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Jefferson.
Miss Lucy Thompson, of
Bronte, spent the week -end at
her home here and also visited
IT TAKES ABOUT THREE TORNIO
plkONE BOLTS TO HOLD AORt,
TOGETHER .BUT
‘), ONE. Nifr
TO WATT TI;
W.M.S. ,and Ladies' Aid was
held Tuesday afternoon at', the
houne of Mrs, Ernest Snowden
with 12 ladies present. •The
call to wordhip was given bY
*.ssinftor**•340,..-bn
`the W.M;S: meeting.
Night after night we'd just sit HON. J. STURDY, REINA,
,
BRIDE FETED ThurSdaY, hale soth, 1960
and argr. Heck, sometimes we s TAYLOR'S, CORNER, June Talbet, of Baylield, bride -elect !PUPILS VISIT
laround the mess and drink beer AT TAYLOR'S CORNER BAYFIELp. -Miss 'Cathleen
21 -The- Hon. John. Sturdy, of
felt so socially . insecure we'd
have to get right Out of the
mess and cycle five miles
through the blackout to sa. auls
sP,t10,
genie Or -Shove harefini:
s,
Ob, .we r' (Rd have a few .Id
games that might"crop up once
• . in a while at a station party.
0 ON A LIMB
of Londeshoro. ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Reeves,
a Toronto, visited over llse
week -end 'with. Mr. and Mrs.
Hilliard Jefferson and other
relatives, and were also guests
at the Pentland -Pearce wedding
at Dungannon,
Mr, and IMrS. Janes Leddy
and Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jef-
ferson were • Sunday (visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
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ONTARIO
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
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Select Committee on
Crop_ Insurance
, On April 5th, 1960, the Legislative Assembly of Ontario appointed
a Select Committee "to enquire into all, matters relating to insur-
ance of agricultural crops produced in Ontario against hazards to
Jose, crops during the growing -season, antri-vithout limiting he
-gFhe'rant'refWrfii're`k6firg," tO iifiers-:.
1: The hazards affecting each crop during the growing season,
suchlas hail, drought, frost„ wind, excessive. rainfall, flood, '
. disease, insect pests, etc.;
, 2. The annual losses sustained by the producers from each
.hazard;
3. The insurance, if any, presently available for crop insur-
ance in reapect of each hazard; , 4 '
4. The rates charged or that might be charged by insurance
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against any or all hazards; ,
5. The application of the Crop Insurance Act ((anada) to,
Ontario, or particular areas thereof, or in respect of par-
ar. crop s or otherwise; .
make such recommendations as are deemed advisable with
respect thereto;
Alit Committee invites representations from parties interested in
any or all aspects of the foregoing terms of reference. Such repre-
,entations-should be in the for pa of written briefs, -fifteen copies.
of which should be submitted to the,Seeretary of the Committee
not later than September 15th, 1960. An opportunity will be given
at a later date for those Making subriii;iions to appear it', person
before the Committee.
. 0. R. Bagg,
S,eeretary,
Box 247, Parliament Bldgs.,
Toronto 2,.Ontario.
William A. Stewart, M.P.P.,
Chairman
June 16th, 1960.
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BILI, SMILEY)
secure in the knoieledge that
The great' traditions we helPecl
to establish' are in safe hanFts,
I've. felt this way since I read
in the papers the other day
about the new pamphlet for air
force personnel.
* *
Entitled A Guide to Social
Recreation in the. Royal Can
We old *air, force types are
resting easier these niphis,
But tney were -pretty effernin-
atv, badly , organized efforts,
eompared-' toz,-,,IttObitiVil:-.*
1 ample. , We did have • one,.
,though, that fwgs . Played on
hands and Icne srlike thee new
ones.
Two large, preferabln thick-
headed young pilots Were chos.
en. Each was given a weapon,
M. and Mrs. Ray Wilson
consisting of newspapers or
magazines, lightly rolled. They motored to London last Wednes-
were blindfolded. Then, on day. They were accompanied
hands and knees, they stalked by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bell,
each other. Idea was to find Clinton. We are sorry to report
your opponent and club him un- Mr. Bell had to remain for
conscious. First to draw blood further treatment in Victoria
adlian Air Force, it is a lltipagea
was the whiney', and the loser Hospital.
document. They quoted only
had to buy a round fen. .all Mr. and Mrs. John Snell, sr.,
few passages froth it, in the
hands. and grandchildren,' of :4Londes-
newspaper stories. But these
were enough to convince me * * *
Regina, Sask:, is visiting with
his relatives in the community
of JulY, has been feted at sever-
al functions in honor of her
approaching marriage.
Entertaining for her wane
SIGNAL -STAR
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.ii,-AgrAtlie...,Ratft,-,Weet4t ,..c-a*ett, lirgrGiowth‘vt,041411,,and,314its:
spent Tuesday in. London ..with Ann Westlake, when the Misses
'Mr. and 1VIrs. Al Williams and Wendy Greer, Lynn& See•tch-
family. mer, Sandra Westlake and
MiSs Elaine Wilson, 1VI.r. Law...Rosalie Westlake assiste,d with
renee and 'Meredith Wilson, and the gifts. sv .
Miss Margery' Williams of Gode- (Mrs. R. Bodtnhani, Baydeld,
T„,ich,,4p_ent Suntlay-in. B-ra4tiold. M.,11:04t,s%,ut he home-wheR
I..
vfith, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cud- the wartien ' of the Baptist
•Churoh henored lVfiss Talbot at
inore and Karin..Lawrenee res
miscellaneous shower:, Pres -
his
for a' longer stay with 4
entation address .was read by
his sister. Facer, and Miss
jr and -'Mrs. Chester Sturdy Mrs" Re'ss
Evelyn Hyde and slVfisa Ann
and family spent Sunday. in Lon -
Westlake presented giftg. •
don with•the lays brother, 1VIr.
and Mrs. Donal 'Vernighan. Mr. and Mrs. Jobe C. Harper,
of New York City, are visiting
Mrs. Harper's grandmother,
Mrs. Ben Allen. -
boro, were visitors at the Mc.
,413.0theti-" Of Our siduPie little Cabe, home on Sunday.
dharj_at iiis•feininst_atargieirtiltogreaes_,theveesre
games was something like that Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Re -dies
and a whole jot more fun.
* * * one they play at the women's and Mrs. Irvine Oke spent Tues -
The
institute, called Sing, Say or day in Toronto with ladies'
We'd all gtand in a circle. brother Mr. Lloyd Currell and
igaisegyda,ecsgaigunnadeinditoestode,
in turn had to tell a story, s_floy.
u Mr. Curren has_ been
Pay. We'd
a song, or have bis trousers ---
hb eeTilpha ect accepted pa atm! rdPmh als o cent
his feeling of personal insigni- removed and a pint of cold ale
proved. - -
is now somewhatun-
ill but ' '
ficance. To bring this about, poured over that 'part of his
Mrs. Geo. Ginn returned home
' anatomy between navel and
Sunday evening from a thr'ee
week visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Js. Sectran, of Lethbridge,
Alberta. She also visited her
brother, Mr. Emery Snyder,
Sask.
Dale - and Diana
rich, spent - a ife*?dn'Y's -with
their •granljaarents, Mr. and
, , Oke,,....Genies
Mrs. Irvine 'Oke, _
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hall,s•Mr.
and •Alh.s. Willis Hall and family,
of- Wingham, spent , 'Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Wilson..
Service at 2.15 on Sunday ,in
Zion church. The new minister'
will be inducted at the gisyfield
church on Wednesday, June
29th at 8 o'clock in'the evening.
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SiSgt. William J. Raithby, ac-
companied by his wife, and
children, wa:s a recent visitor
with his parents, Mr. and'' Mrs.
Earl Raithby. S/Sgt. Raithby is
seem -446.4e. KaYed-on...,your
"knees. Thaera.s. good a method.,Iffirntristayectsonly when most
-aVairsi" of abolishing 'S-tiffring of the Players were leaving first
and reserve, and levelling ad- thing in the morning for a new
.ferences in rank. Here.'s one station. First, you gathered all
af them. It's called Railbit.:"All the plates and saucers from the
keeel on the floor in a cirelp. dining room. Two teams were
The leader "asks each, one ill picked, and each retired hastily
behind a barricade consisting of
the piano or a large table turn-
ed on its side. Then you skim-
med a pl4e every time one of
the opposit team stuck his
headup. u'd get one right
back at you, hence the name
Boomerang. This was jolly,
cheerful game, designed not
only to break down the tradi-
tional reserve of the fighter
pilot, but also every window in
the place.
*
Miss Josephine and Mr. David
McAllister. turn if he 'knows • how to play
Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Webster, of rabbit. When they admit they
St. Helens, visited Sunday withi•rdo not, be rises and says: 'Well,
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chamney'A guess we *aril play it therr,
and family. s • I no one %knows. • hose." That
tmr. and . iorra. 10,:rolan, mc..11,w_osild eertainly establish alis iir
Clinc.hey anst Kathy; of Auburn, l'u'intal: friendly attitude at anY
cousins; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley party.
were Sunday visitors with their 8 * *
Jefferson and Delbbie. Here's another. "AB are ask -
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ,Robin- ed to kneel in a circle to • liiii
son, Jim, Bill and Judy visited initiated into the order of Siam.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stew- They are requested to repeat
art Stnith and family, of Kitch- after the leader the oath of
ener. . allegiance: 'Owa Tagoo ..,Sjain.'
Mrs. Bob Lake and family, They say it slowln at first, then
Zillr. Silll Smith, and family, all rapidly. One by one they--re-sin
of Dorchester, Mr. and IVIrs.
Don Jefferson and Cheryl, of
Clinton, were Sunday visitors
Iwith-..Muld. Mrs_ john Nhble
kAcL famibr.,,, -
Who Says, jtedaciti
Is Difficulif
CALGARY, ALBERTA. "I
want to tell you how pleased I
am with the Naran Plan, I have
never found it easier to take off
those unwanted pounds, I feel so
much better, have more energy
and for the first time in years I
don't have that heavy bloated
feeling after eating. The Naran
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who has tried as I have to lose
weiq-ht and given up because of
starvation diets or tiring' exer,-
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Calgary, Alta.
Why suffer the discomforts
and social handicaps of over-
weight when it is -so easy to re-
duce with the Naran Plan. Try
lis simple method and enjoy the
clattering looks you will receive
?ram -your friends as poun dr ar
years seem .to melt away frmn
your appearance.
Get the Naran Plan fro !,1 you.
iruggist today, it is simple rine
`old on a money back guarani k
ire that they are saymg '0 ,what
a goose I am'." Hey, wotilan't lop over the chesterfields and
their faces be red? around the tables made it more
* s * interesting. The smallest' pilots
-Just- orressmores sample. ss'`All. in the mess -was used as -a 'ball,
layers-•-Etre told to get -in- a- and the game-endedswiren som
crouch -position on the floor body was successful in drop -
with their heads down. They 'kicking him ov.er the bar.
are told to repeat after the lead- I * * *
1
er, line by line: 'With all my "I know that sounds like pretty
heart, with all my mind; I know anemic staff compared to the
that I stidk out behind." ..11n1- red-blooded virility ;‘, of .0wa
amine the roars of laughter, the l Tagoo Siam, but it wosn't our
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And of dourse there -wa.; Mess,
limgger. This was a high -spirit- I
posted from the ,Canadian
Forces Hospital at. ROAtF Sta-
tion, RockcIiffe, to Cie station
hospital at Camp Gagetown,
ed game in which any lumber
could take part. Having to gal- _
gay camaraderie this one woukl
produce. .
*.
l.can say is that it makes
me sick with envy. We sure
didn't have any fun like that
when I was in the air force.
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have on handa good supply of
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Win or lose. . . there's going to be a "home run" tonight on the
family's hot water supply. Active youngsters use plot of_hot water
at bath-and-be'd time, but with electricity on your side you'll
be ahead of the game.
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Install a modern, two -element electric water heater of the right
size and capacity for your farnily's needs. Then, when you scrub,
tub or do th'e family washing, you'll always have an ample supply
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thanks to electricity, you have the extra reassurance of safety and
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"
fault that we were born 20
years too soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Qordon IsIcGrat-
ten visited over the week -end
with the former's sister, Mrs.
Harry Masecar and•Mr. Masecar
and faraily,•at Victoria, Ontario.
NURSING
HOME
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fund.
T. A. JARDIN
Representative
W1NGHAM, ONTARIO
' , Phone 147 ,
invesntors
uun'ao 11 an a
PF,
Thursday, June 30th, 1.0*.
season for out-of-town school
children to be making tours
areund aodertch...-and there are
many of them this year. They
visit industrial plants and sites
Os historical interest.
-Jailes-22,tisec.
Signal -
Star plant was visited by 100
pupils from the. Hay Township
School Area. They were a•c-
eompanied by the follpwing
teachers! •D011. Cs'Brien, Mrs, H.
Need, Mrs. E. Deichert, Mrs. E.
Desjardine, Charles McLellan,
Mrs. C. Deichert, Mrs. Norrning-
ton.
The pupils of No. 3 Morri,s
Township were visitors at
the Signal -Star can Monday, June
27, and of.No.
ITSborne, say
:MTS.
has
K. Beelter, 4
written, to that
imr pupils would lOte vi#14
The $1z44 -4114r 514.44 •
The latter groupoivibl 100We
three taus leads of children.
FAIOW
TO ,MOVE :TO LONDON
Nirs. Jack McMillan wtas
teutained .at a farewelli tea in
her henor at "the home of Mrs.
Jim Queen by members of her.
'howling tearn,--They were: Mr
ey Johnston, Mrs.' Oar]
13}annister, Mrs. Charles(
Hams, Mrs. Murray Sbeardown,
Mrs. Anthem loore, 1Virs. Don.
4a14 Masse, Mrs. Harry' Utile,
Mrs. Frances" Schram and WA.
Artilitir Peak.
A gift of jewelry was pre-
sented to Mrs.Millan 'Who 10
Leaving Goderioh to reside In
London. Her husband, popular
manager of mthe meat depart-
ment at the A & P -Store here,
has been transferred to a Lon-
don A & P Store.
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Offices in Principal Cities
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THE EVIL EYE
• BY BOB11ESICEM-
_Every once in awhile t
possibilities of esing hypnosis
in athletics pops up, such as
following the Johansson -Pat-
terson• fight. One expert said
that Ingemar appeared tO,he in
a 'somnambulistic state, • which
he 'indeed was - from a clompi
on the chin.
The foremost sports hpyno-
fist of our era Was Dr. 'David'
Tracey, who in 1954 attempted
to bring the New York Rangers
out of a slump. ' The plan came
a cropper when the doctor at-
tempted to hypnotize Alex Ka-
neta and Tony Leswick at the
same tilne.
Anyone who knew these in-
dividuals will not be surprised
that the doctor emerged from
the room, his eyes gfAIY: -
It was not long after that the
Rangers abandoned hypnosis as
a -means -of winning hockey
.games and went back to losing
again.
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