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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-11-24, Page 809,011.011...,Signalr, Thursday, November 24th, 1960 M !George, W. Paterson, seyeral" weeks. She is conval: STRUCTURAL. STEEL FORNEW as returned eseint,t,- at' 'the homehle' her aBRIDGE FRAME -WORK HERE, trom VietOria klawhter, Mrs. D. C. Aber1)l here she' 'Was a patient for 1Billannia road, 'West. !,01 -Community. Citilit bi,„, Qualifications as follows: Must be over, 21 year$ of age, able, to type, handle accounting and ,,cash and must be willing to be bonded. Applications must be submitted in writing to— GODERIdil COMMUNITY' CREDIT 'UNION LTD. giving"age, experience and salary expected. t4100•••••••••••••••••eeeeeee•e•••••eeeeeeeeeeo ABSOLUTELY FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE Your Choice of one FLASHLIGHT or one Texaco Sky Chief Hat ONE ONLY TO A. CUSTOMER USE '"UNDASPRAY" for Rust Preyeiltion '2 • frA With the arrival of the strue- tural steel, operations on the 111:v Maitland River bridge London Gardener frame -work under the Arden., Construction 'Company should r- T I ves la Tier .6. X. Ross' presided at the Noveiniber meeting of the He described the work of plant- ing bulbs this fall on Harbor. Hill and • read portions of the "NewS Letter" from The Ontario Horticultural Society. be completed before Christivas, –4,110,.;pre,.sait,--seettan-High- way 21, in the vicinity -of the new' bridge, and the old Salt: Jto-rd- 4.1,44,Pt9441;_. the spring, it was stated. - Three the planned five piprs are already finished, and pouring of cement continues an the other two. Hurn Concrete Company, who arc supplying the lieady mixed cement, estimate Mr. F. Stacey, a represent- ative of.the London Horticultur- al Society, and a gardener at St. Peter's Seminary at the Uniyers- ity of 'Western Ontario, was the guest speaker. He illustrated his subject of -"Trees" with an excellent collection of colored ere that a total of 225 cubit yards of concrete is necessary for each pier. The abutments on both banks, with additional wing and retain - g walls, are also nearing cam - tion. Pier foundations- extend to a PiCtures, describing bow to ctopth of 40 to 67 feet into the plant new trees. Fle also ex- er o The Maitland River,,which is low at this time, • has been. re- routed into three viaducts to allow passage of the water, while pier -work is going on. New. Officers Dungannon LOL DUNGANNON, Nov. 21.—The Dungannon L.O.L. No. 324I held their annual meeting on Novem- ber 7th with County Master Harvey Jacklin in charge. After the election, he installed the following officers: Worshipful Master, Russel Alton; Deputy Master, Russel Irvin., chaplain, Alvin Alton; remit -fug, 'secretary,- -Jerry -Gran. ston; treasurer, Frank Alton; marshal, Gordon Finnigan; 1st lecturer. Lorne Hasty; 2nd -lec- turer. Ernest Durnin; commit- tee, Ross Errington, Benson Fin- nigan; Nelson Culbert, Allan 'Webster, Robert Irvin; tyler, Chester Finnigan. , PORTER'S HILL PORTER'S I-1.1LL, Nov. 22.— The W.A. of Grace Church met at the honie of Mrs: William. Cox on Wednesday afternoon of last _week, The president opened the meeting after which the Scripture was read hy Mrs. Sawerby. The topic arid prayer were taken by Mrs. A-4,in Har- ris: The roll call was answered with what you would like best for Christmas. It was decided to give 510.00 'to the Bible So- ciety and $35.00 to. .the mission- ary and maintenance fund, Tal - en aThcIes Were---9±orrated Mrs. Wilmer Riddell. 'The De- ceinber meeting will be held early, on December 7, at the home of Mrs. ,Olive -Bell. The ti&koibe answered by the d,onation, of, a 25c gift -Ter a child. The election of officers will 'be conducted so a good ttirnout is expected. The hos- tess served lwich at The close of the meeting: ' _Auto .Body Mechanical Radiator Repairs BY- LICENS-ED- - D avidsgn Texaco' Service 334 Huron Road JA 4-7231 ,netwc-teretclovetatetelmAtatzwetzetemmetwelvelatzvwzgstmoctcletttatmcgtometmewawg-wm'''' plained the importanc& of fer- tilizer,' mulching, staking and pruning. Mr. J. ',Warren ,,thank- ed the speaker (far his address. The door prizes were ,won by Miss Mary Howell, Miss Etta Saults and Mrs. R. Spading. Tea was served by 'Mrs. S. Ar- gyle, Miss D. Westbrook and Mrs. R. Sparling. SPECIAL SPEAKER FOR RALLY AT VICTORIA ST. Rev. Norman H. MacKenzie, M.A., on furlough from Bamnia in India, will speak at Victoria Street United Chiirch in a rally for young people and adubts on Thursday, ,December 1, at a p.m. Mr. MacKenzie, horn in India, edit Cate d inCanadain sociology' and theology, has beconie a ()Teat leader in the field of Christian Co-operatives in underdeveloped countries. He has served -at home ,in the -pro, vinces of Nova Scolia, Ontario and British Columbia among the fishermen. Presently he is on furlough from 'India wrhere, he has been training Indian youth leaelers.in the "New Life': move- ment. Thus his messIM 'will be of wide interest and all con- cerned are invited. GIFTS PLANNED BY- PT. ALBERT UNITED CHURCH, PORT ALBERT, Nov. 21. — The November -meeting of the W.M.S. and W:A. Of, St. An- drew's 'Un'ited Chureh. was held at the home of Mrs. Martin with nine members present-. Christmas gifts for the sick el—shut-ins were -,-discussed:' also a bail for the coming .year. Mrs. Lednor, delegate to the sectional meeting at Hackett's Church, gave an interesting ac- count. Mrs. Hart a'eall two cha-.pters of the stadrhenak-.---The hostess served a dainty lunar.. and .Mrs. ,Caarence, Hoy and boys spent the' week -end at the home ,cf Mr: and Mrs. Earl Teschke, of DeSboro. '6000,00CleWM , • • ;. 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