HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-10-06, Page 1274110 Goderich S gfial-Star, ThursiaY, October,6th, 1960 i,derf evening. We hope thatf �� � � ��,_ •
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future will be as surrrssful.
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NEWS
Thursday after se•hosl boys on
� Friday .after school, and Inas U110 e_upied for s vera 1 .:'t was 1856 when the' title to
rehearsals sever -yet -we weemonths,s.
1'lc'i1 LLAN.--In loving memory
ley .Nancy, Hugh 1 1 k t buntline tui ..11th of ui rete al the tai of dear mother and ,,rand-
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a •,u d time in store f„r us. , . > , >
v>f..flrhrare. III 135I3 Ju�tu Atwn�°"gass�•d a1ti�,Y i:)�Luiaer fi
z School Library, u tavetrl in bygone years, "tent .iogeured the. proeeiz. and pas. 1959.
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'Jim Sc1`tIY' fl."er 1ti;on the lir,;1 e tuiday, -,. \ thuny in 1l 6'44' t`''Oider Gude.rtcti The • loved iiear't hdfds
dear Stttlentclear.
I realize that I haven 1 written angio it ' Inter -School Gott Tour -I
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. 1 lire purchaser was Ferris Cat -,residents' will recall the days fond memories linger every day
e 11 i • ' "out Ant'n
tin. J1tlJ Littlefield, Detl'uit. �'� � l� �,e.h a dt 1 e u to y
commercial engineer in the Allan's" was a popular diver -
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to o for a
yton, Seaforth and Wine hank tak-
try to catch you up on all the
latest.ink; part, the Guth ich pair inytn-
Wel1, the worst is first. Gode-ia ed t -o walk, elf with the •tion Motor City, he and Mrs. c atliu Alun. ,
rich lost last week's • football' ors for G,DCI. They must have ate sl11111tlet' visitors to Guderich, Later owners of the building,
acne to Seafortli 8-0. llowever,llrla:vel conte good Wulf. aid already own the property ::t one time (salted the F,xchang,e
r .J The soccer games among the across the count); roast from the Hotel, were William Glazier,
they play^Ed a Seed „Slice, and and hotel h
ulc just north ut the Henry` Shields, Jake Moser and
therefore weren't "slaughtered” =rade nine forms are in the t-
as the saying goes. The cheer-� semifinal stage. 9I) gleets 9A Dunlop Motel. They plan to William Webster.
leaders did a good job, too. and then 9F plays the winner move the building to their giro
.They led. the eager fans in of that match. perty. It i not known whether nn
cheers throughout the game . The senior and junior ,girls' .at will be used as a summer cot- HIC KEpNV "
looking sporty in their new blue volleyball teams were 'chosen tone or for cunrnlercial pure.
and white outfits. And we're this week. I hope they have as Doses. Mrs. Catlin 4s a forinerl
,r,�l1 sthat the boy's will have good luck this year as they had Colborne Township reside nit.
surey The old hotel property was sold ,�jT THE -NILE
better luck this Thursday in last yeah, don't you?
Clinton. Just for "practice," thy I•seem to have told you every- by Mrs. Joseph Allaire, of Gode-
th1I1„ but I'}1 write to -yon again rich, who purchased it about NILE, Oct.. 41 Some • Of the
team is going to play Ridley 1952• children in the Nile district areCollege'
next week. - Sincerely,
Saturday:
in St. Catharines . anNancy, . Once known u,. s Anthony's confined to their homes because'
Saturday: Here s hoping that ,Tavern, it was owned'kry,v4ious of the .chicken pox.
they have goad "practising," tproprietors but none more lam- 'The Y.P.U. met in the church
Initiation was an all 'round LADIES` •BOWLIN.G I ed than Anthony Allan. Stand- basernent Monday evening with
success. Every grade niner took! Jing six feet, six inches in height, Rev. T. Richards in charge.
his part bravely and did what The Ladies' Commercial Bowl-Ih' weighed 300 pounds and was Allan McNee was named pre -
he was told to do, such as: '.ng League season is well under
shine shoes, carry lunch trays, way. Team standings are: Dan-' known for his ability to oust �iderlt for the coming season.
any persons from the tavern who Other officers are: 1st vice -pre -
made nuisances of themselves, aident,. Joyce Matthews; ,se -ere -
floors, and even sing "Farmer' Wings, 15; Flyers, 14; Stiffs, 10; I It was said he could take two tary, Barbara Taylor; treasurer,
in the' Dell." Everyone had al After You, 6.
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size men. by the coat Bob McNeil; pianists, Doug
to:t of Jun. e, • j The high • single for Tuesday! collar, one with each ,ha
,hand at Fisher. and Neta Sherwood;`
Then there was the dance on; evening went to Marie Lang- thesame titn.14 hold them out at Faith and Evangelism convener,
Friday evening. There was a neige with 2367.'11nd the highs ar's length and bump their Neta Sherwood; mission and,
large 'crowd (many grade gin-! triple went to.- Eve Wilkinson
lheads together before throwing world outreach, Carol Pettg�an;
err) and everyone hada won with 522. them outthe door. stewardship, Mary1belle - ere;
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Er Cards of Thanks
HEY. -I wish to express. my
. sincere thanks to friends and
relatives for cards, flgwers
candy and gifts while I was
in hospital. Special thanks 'to
friends and neighbors who
have h,elpe-d 4n so many ways
since my return home.
Catherine Hey.
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WICKS. — We wish to extend
sincere thanks to our friends
and neighbors for their kind-
ness toward us during the
loss of our brother, Arthur
Hicks, .and for. the beautiful
flowers, cards and messages
of sympathy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watkins
and Howard Hicks.
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ST&T ,S,—I wish to take this
opportunity to thank my
'friends and neighbor„ for
pioneer ..days; Dunlop citizenship sandcommunity ..ser- their cards, flowers, and gifts
was known 'as Milburn. Gavin vice, ,Ken McNee; lunch, Ruth _..,.,which I receiized, while a .gat:
Green, in one of his historical:Rutledge, Carol Pettman; Bar -
articles, said that Milburn "had ,bara Taylor, Joyce Matahew•s;
a fine tavern built. and run by recreation, Lyal Maho-n, John
�r3oee ipthegeoesen cit• eaest Beee; Lersey,,SessekiWs,an.d, xiazk
,: bbisest .and tun Uy Sohn *.11 .4 Po11C,¢k
ient in ,Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don. -Also special thanks to
the many friends who visited
me and to m,y neighbors and
friends �- ani 1�rur gnats s ::. for..
g Y�. Cliff tlre�rr.emany actssso,f .ekind se$e.
father 'of Anthony Allan, a still Mrs. Cliff Brindle ' and VIrs, and their thoughtfulness. It'
I-tter proprietor." Frank Robinson, of-G•oderich,
s.
The tavern at Dunlop surviv- attended Seaforth lair"�'Jdhn .4papprPriated
ed the changes of nearly a cen- Kelly, ,of iKingsbridge, visited
Wry. Early in life. it had a Ted an'd Doug Brindley recently.
competitor only a mile and a Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pettman
half south, at G.airbraid. At are moving this week to their
that tavern in 1857, was thelnew home in God-eric:h..
organization meeting of school) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Orser, of
,section 5, Colborne. Toronto, spent ,a few days last
Land at Dunlop was part of week with Mr. and ,Mrs. Wm.
the - Canada Company's grant Wiggins.
from the ,Crown, and appears Mrs.. F. Garniss and, sonsi;n-
f�rst in_ the records. • After that, law, Wm. Ratcliff, of Toronto,
Hon. C. Hyndman acquired 100 pent the week -end with` rela-
acres of land and transferred fives in this district.
the sante to John Galt, Canada ,The Women's Association will
Company promoter, who made meet next Tuesday in the
his home at Ridgewood Park.
We are celebrating our FIRST Anniversary with special sale prices on our
regular lines of
PAINTS—WALLPAPERS—FLOOR COVERINGS
C.I.L. Products--liuminum Doors and Windows—Tiling —
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To our Friends in the town and surrounding district we extend our sincere appro-
ciation for their courtesy and patronage during our first year of service.
MOM
McARTHUR & REILLY LIMITED
36 WEST ST. —:GODERICH JA 4-8532.
church basement at 2,30 p.m.
Robert Stothers.
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G.Coming Events
Harbourlite Inn,, Goderich,
every Saturday night, -Hi-Teen
record danee with Monte Snider.
Every Wednesday Lions CIub
Bingo. -35tf
A rummage sale, sponsored
by the Canadian Legion Ladies'
Auxiliary, will be held in Mac-
Hostesses
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gannon Datinty Diners was held
on Saturday at the home of
'MTS. Hugh MoWhinney. Party
planning was the theme of the
meeting. :..The girls also made
and decorated eup cakes. A
dainty lunch was served bY
Marybelle B,ere and Sharon
Stewardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sproul
have a new baby boy at their
home. .Congratulations! •
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originally called Waskana, the
Sioux Indian- name for "Pile of
Bones," from an accuinulation
,of buffalo bones where pem-
mican had been made.
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Rummage Sale. — Keep in
mind the Salvation ‘Army rum-
mage sale, Wednesday, October
12, in MacKay Hall. Doors open
sharp at 2 p:m. Proceeds to be
used for, charity. .Your dona-
tion gratefully received.
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A series of prenatal classes
will begin Wednesday, October
12th at 2.00 p.m. at the Alex-
andra Marine a,nd General Hos-
pital. These will be held at
weekly intervals for nine weeks.
Those interested are invited to
attend on the above date or
plhone the Health Unit—Gode-
rich trAckson 4-7441, between
Rummage Sale sponsored by
the Home and School Associa=
tion, will. be held at Tila,cKay
Hall, Saturday, October 29th,
NOTICE.—Goderich Town -ship
Seliosil' 'Area- Board' announ
the new Holmesville _school will
be open for public viewing on
Friday, October 1144h, from 8
to 10.30 p.m. Everyone wel:
come. - Frank Yeo, Sec.-Treas.
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WEDDING
SOWERBY =- FEAGAN
A pretty fall wedding , was
solemnized un Saturday at North
Street United ("1111reh when
Donna Mae Feagan exchanged
marriage vows with Douglas
Neil Suwelby' before Reverend
A. E. >;~.uetace;, The bride is the
daughter - of Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
mas: '.gaga i . -Q,f R.R. 4, ,• :odekix.th,)
end the groom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs, B1411ao11.... S w.uisst ; orf
kGoderi it/1->',Mrs,.,Baty k,4a . nJ
a ,
Wln haul aunt of the gild
Wingham, e c ,
was soloist and George Espert
presided 'at the organ.
Given' in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a street -
length 'gown of nylon chiffon
over satin. The bodice featured
lily -point sleeves and a portrait
neckline, accented by an inset
of Chantilly lace detailed With
sequins. The b ,uffa,nt skirt was
worn over a hotp. A crown of
tulle, scattered with rhinestones
and sequins, held her finger-tip
veil of silk illusion and she
'arried a' white Bible crested
with yellow roses and white
str`earaers.
Mrs. Roibert Van Reisen, of
Clinton, attended her cousin as
matron of honor and the
groom's sister, Miss Pauline
Sowerby, of Goderich, :was
bridesmaid, They wore brocad-'also wore a !brown velvet sailor ,
ed taffeta dresses ir; shades of t
lilac and green, styled with full
sweeping skirts and shoulder
drapes of silk organza. Matc.h-
iti; hats and crescent-shaped
bouquets of yellow and bronze
mums e rnpleted their en-
sembles.
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C I E )~ 'VE I 1 is were C
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Bar-
bara and Bonnie e4.resigan, o1 t
Winghanl, cousins of the bride,
who wore. identical dresses of
yellow 'brocaded taffeta with
Peter hoop skirts -,
oc p skt is and I a;Ih neck
lures.- They ";carried.. Qld .f .h -L.'
Al
.aged nosegays of bronze= mums
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eon?'b I2iuC� `l��l.'�
ktt .t e �
tt . 4 w.
bronze. streamers. -
)mer Sowel1bY was ,his ,broth
er's groomsman 'end the guests
were uyhered by Douglas Fea-
gan, brother of the bride, and
Leroy Sowerby, brother of the
groom.
The reception was held at the
Bluewater Lounge where the
pride's mother. received the
guests wearing a short -sleeved
sheath dress of forest green
with pleated cummerbund, . Her
accessories were white and she
wore a pink carnation corsage.
Assisting,. the groom's mother
wore a green satin sheath dress
with white stole and a corsage
cf pink carnations. -
For travelling, thew bride
chose an olive green sheath
dress with wide cummerbund,
end a matching jacket trimmed
with a perky leopard collar. She-
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hat and matching , .accessoa-ies.
A corsage of yellow roses was
pinned to her jacket. The
voung couple will reside in
Goderich. , ,1.
Prior to :her marriage t`e
bride was entertained at two
showers in her honor, one at
the home' of Mrs. • Dolly Kelly
and one given by her aunt, Mrs.
Carl Sowerby. On the Wednes-
day preceding the wedding, the
bride's mother entertained for-
her
or
her at a trousseau tea.
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Saturday, October 2,2, come
to Knox Churdh auditorium for
the annual Brownie and Guide
tea and bake sale, 2 to 5 p.m.
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•
Goderich Little Theatre will
sponsor a two-day theatre work-
shop at MacKay Hall on 'Tues-
day, October 111th, and Wednes-
day, October 12th, at 8.30 p.m.
'Any group 05 persons in Gode-
rich nr district interested in
'play production or just in thea-
tre, in any way, please feel free
to -attend. Mr. George Merton,
head of drama for the Com-
munity Programs Branch; of
Ontario, will be in charge.
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TWICE A,S MUCH for only
ONEQ 'CENT more, Monday,
October 117th, thru 22nd, at
RIECK MIARMACY, during the
Rexall On,e Cent Sale. Rpm(
PHARMACY, Square near Col-
borne St. ,Plion,e. aTA 4,7241.
The Ahmeek Chapter, IODE,
will hold' a rummage sale in
MacKsy Hall, on Saturday,
CLEVER CONTRIVERS
esThe God,eridh Clever Con-
trivers held their third meeting
on Tuesday at the home of Pst
Mcirlwan. The' minutes were
read by Gcvven Million and
?bonne Johnson.
Suggestions tfor meal plan-
ning, table -setang and service,
table manners tend good con-
versation were discussed. Mrs.
Riehl and Gertie Campbell judg-
ed exhibits.
THEATRE Ali CORRECTION
Due to a last minute change
in bookingS, the Park Theatre
d for this week is in error,
rnstead of "Masters of the
Coligo Jungle" the picture for
Mond aY, Tuesday* and Wednes-
day will be "Clue root Iri Hell,P
'ailor, *starring kAlain (Ladd and
Dan OVerhity.
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