The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-01-26, Page 3olol
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° With the in easing pros ler cwn�stanc,4, n 11e iq> eOnsuMption of meals 4nd a cortr,nr e •aye,
hnv 411.17 odarsP including eggs, �incrlase 2n ear;-disease
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PARK THEATI.RE
RIG SCREEN -- TOP SHOWS -- COLOR
Now P`Ieying-1-SACi wont,in a news drama
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Man,, tugs,and Wed.,°'•Jan. 30
Belinda Lee and Jacques Sennas
Tell `something historical about a gal who ueorched the
path of history
"Nights of Lucretia Borgia"
Scope and Color. Adult Entertainment.
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Thurs., Fri: and Sat.--
Mell rd Burton, Caro/yn Jones and Martha Hyer
From Edna Ferber's novel — -.- a story of modern
Alaska.
"ICE PALACE"
In Technicolor
Corning - Soon--"Surtrise .at Campobello."
HEATHER BEAUTY SALON
LIGHTHOUSE STREET
OFFERS -YOU_ TIF. TAU IN BEAUTY CARR -
3 GRADUATE OPERMRS
TO SERVE YOU
Harry Colclough '° •
Len Pounder
Elizabeth Holton
FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL JA 4-746T,
EVENING APPOINTMENTS—LEN and ELIZABETH
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Knox WMS To Assist Minister
In Hospital And Shu.t..ln. Calis
The W.'M S. oaf Knox Presby-
terian Church met lin the Par-
lor on Tuesday afternoon of
last week. Mrs. W. Bisset and
Mrs. A. Taylor were in change
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a,l. , iVli `
sa G. 'Grace, pre -
it was decided to accept. the
recommendations from the ex-
ecutive meeting to send $24 to
Mrs. J. F. Scott, of Seaforth,
for_ the anniversary project. for
Jcbat Hospital, India, and to
appoint Mrs. J. Thomson as
'treasurer for the special fund
;from the Blessing boxes.
Members were asked to bring
their used Ohriistmas cards to
the February meeting, without
cutting any part away, and Mrs.
Frank Robinson was appointed
to assist Mrs. White in packag-
ing and mailing.
Miss G+raoey •, reminded the
menfbexs .of the Women's Day of i
Prayer service on IF'eebruary
17th, to be held in Victoria
Street United Church, and Miss
B. Woodruff asked for the help
of ;the mOnbers for;nthe Febru-
ary yproj.ect of .tthe Ct.I.T, The
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Phone
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Agent for 24 -Fir. .. .
FILM DEVELOPING
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TV and RADIO TUBES
'TESTED FREE
GQDERJCH NEWS .STAND
ON THE SQUARE AT COLBORNE STREET.
OPEN EVERY NITE UNTIL 11.30
is
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Sturdy
Construction
Plus
GOOD GAS MILEAGE
Equals
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WHY VOLKSWAGEN tS SO
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• . SMALL DEPRECIATIO
High . Resale Value
• LOW DOWN PAYMENT
And Reasonable Monthly Payments
SEE THE LARGE SELECTION
of VOLKSWAGENS at
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39 St. Andrew's St. Goderich
Telephone JA 4-8261
Volkswagen Sales & Service
--- GODE1,tJCH -- CLINTON --
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R.C.A.F. STATION, CLINTON —
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In Goderich Dial Jackson 4-8261
Scripture lesson . was read by
Mrs. Can:. • Bissertt, followed by
prayer by Miss 1. Matheson..,
Mrs. A. Taylor gave a few of
the (highlights of the annual
Presbyterial meeting in St. An,
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afternoon sessions Miss Som: r,
ville showed colored slides of
the work being done in Eritrea
by Miss M. tumaey, and Mias
Woodruff was in Charge of the
tape 'reeordding,-
C'urrent events included tia
letter of thanks froon Mrs. T..
Wardlaw Taylor for the honor
of being elected (Honorary Pre-
sident of the Auxiliary. She, is
in her 91st year and . is still
keenly intere•sted in • missions
and. in bringing cheer to many
lonely people.
Another interesting item 'was
the foot that ministers have a
problem in trying to visit all the
memibers, of their ongrega ti on
In Knox iChurch when Rev. Mr':
:VIaeMillan came there were 324
famil ies. The numiber grOyy.
every year and in , 959 there
were 626 families, so Rev. Mr.
Royal has, a big task, and the
W.M.S. will help with ,calls on
shut-ins and hospital patients.
Another item was co'ntaine'd
in a letter front • "Armagh," the
Presbyterian_ .Ho.me for __unmar-
ried
unmarried mothers, telling of the
work being done there. - The.
W.M.S,' have a sp.eeiar. inT"eTest
in the, Home, as 5100 was con -
LI -Pouted towards the furnishing
of a roam in 'memory of Miss
Edith Wiggins, who gave up her
holidays for many years to'help
in the former Home in Toronto,
At the close of the meeting,
a social half hour was enjoyed,
and the .ttneinbers were • able to
meet Rev. Mr, Royal, and give
him an opportunity to get ac-
quainted, in a way that isn't
possible after a Sunday service.
' 87th BIRTHDAY
•PORT ! ,A l BBRT, Jan. ?,3. •.
family 'gathering, and birthday
party was held at the home of
Mr. and • Mrs. Biton Draper on
Sunday evening • in honor of
Mrs. Draper's mother, Mrs. -
Frank Willis who celebrated her
87th birthday. Congratulations
Mrs. Willis!
New Exh t
At MuseuM
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Beginning his 11.1th year at
the Huron County lifuseum, Cur-
ator 11. Neill is this week cgj.n-
pleting his working model of a
hay press used over 75 years
ago.
AID TO MOROCCO Mr. Neill o ed and operated
-- l tritssiorrai` `" titivo f iEw:
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2nbs
:aw
tUr1aStreet United ickT nSh farm over 50
sept„ J 1*. t mono to the Years ago. Ting' achine was of
tri`tet F #tli' 1 `- tr �`
guarantee
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ine blankets to need people in was supplied by ,a "team of
Morocco.
Y p'' p horses.
Three men were required for
the baling of hay, one man to
drive the horses, another to
GIRL GUIDES
PLAN EVENTS
The local Association • of the
Girl Guides and Brownies met
in the Guide Room of Victor
Lauriston Public School on
Thursday evening.
The meeting was chaired by
Mrs. N. T. Ormandy. The min-
utes were read and adopted and
the treasurer's report.. was re-
ceived and passed: Plans were
laid for a rummage sale to be
held a -Cornish Electric in Feb-
ruary with Mrs. R. Rae . as con-
vener. Mrs. G. McManus will
convene a bake sale to be held
in March. The date for the
Guide Cookie Day was set for
April 29th. All mothers • of
Guides and _Brownies will be
asked to help with these en-
deavors.._. The _Mother and
Daughter banquet was discussed
and it was suggested that it be
held in early May.
The mothers would like the
Guide and Brownie leaders to.
attend the meetings of the as-
sociation in uniform and to feel
free to offer suggestions, opin-
ions and advice, although they
cannot vote unless they are
mothers of Guides Or Brownies.
Mrs. Hobbs and her commit-
tee served tea at the close of
the meeting.
GODERICH NURSERY SCHOOL
HAS AN ENROLMENT OF 27
The annual coffee party o
the Goderich Co-operative Nurs
ery school willbe held Friday
morning at 9.30 in their school-
room at Macisay- Hall.,
this school was organized in
Octooer, wod, uy nirs. Jack
.�rskune aria Mrs. 11. L. rop iow-
sku and interested, mothers of
thus town. '1 he idea . was to
naive their -children .learn to play
and work together. -
Helping to psi rnate--this .pr -e-
kindergarten' school, many fath-
ers made furniture for the
school, and mothers donated
dolls, prams, doll 'clothes, etc.
when it started.
This co-operative nursery
school was granted a license in
November, 1960, under the Day
School Nurseries Act, of the
Ontario Department of Health
and Vire-Ira-re.— - - . ,
The supervisor, Mrs. L. B.
Graham, attended a Nursery
Education six weeks' course in
Toronto last summer and also
the Institute of Child Study. She
has been in charge of this
school since last. October. For
two years prior to that, she was
an assiotarit--tooni rc l+ Inca n t syr
Mrs. , Graham is assisted by
Mrs. R. Clark, Mrs. D. McLeod,
and also by the secretary -treas-
urer, Mrs. J. Graham.
This co-operative nursery'
school has at present its highest
enrolment with 27 pupils; 11
full -time and 16 part - time
pupils. The children range from
two and a half 'years of age
to five when they can enter
kindergarten classes.
The children arrive at 9.30
on bus' transportation provided
by Mr. Rex Duckworth who has
shown great kindness and
understanding to these children
for the last 18 months.
A short play period begins
the day for the children.
Following cookies and a glass
of milk, all the pupils take part
in the craft period. Many con-
structive toys bring out new
ideas for their imaginary bull -
f Fire Chief. All schools must
_ have , the proper equipment,
furnishings, and the required
floor and air space for each
child. A health -certificate is
regtjired of each child before
admission to this school.
This educationarl project,
which includes story telling, im-
aginative plays, rhythmics, phys-
ical education and social games
i a great help to the backward
child as well as keeping the
-very--aotiueoabild_busy _._-_ . __ _.
• It is hoped that many of the
mothers and interested citizens
will attend on Friday morning
and see this .school in session
under the direction of the cap-
able supervisor and. ijer assist-
ants, • -
dozers and tractors. They also
work with plasticine, clay
modelline, wood gluing, brush,
finger and sponge painting, and
with: small carpentry tools. All
nursery schools have • a careful
yearlv.insnection and must have
a qualified supervisor. The pre-
mises have to be passed by the
BENMILLER M.B.
BENMILLER, Jan. 23.—The
Mission -Band of Bennidler unit-
ed Church meeting rt gently had
a poor attendance due to stormy
weather. Mrs. Elwyn Pfrimmer,
the leader, gave the call to wor-
ship. Billy Pfrimmer led the
children in the Mission Band
Purpose. The Scripture was
read by _the leader. She spoke
on the trans "sting r Bfbte-
and followed with the study
book chapter. ,A spelling bee
of words from the Bible follow-
ed and Joan Fisher closed with
prayer.
MRS. DOUG,ALD .L. JONES
A farmer Goderich resident,
Mrs. -D.. L. Jones,. daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Archibald
McNabb. passed away on Janu-
ary 19 at the Queensway Nurs-
ing Horne, Hensall. Phoebe
Ann McNabb was born in Cree-
more in 1862 and in 1899 mar-
ried Dougald L. Jones, In 1925
she moved to Goderich.
She is survived by two sons,
James and Archie, both of Del
troit: one sister, Mrs. M. Beattie,
Hamilton; and one brother, Neil
McNabb, Acton. She was pre-
deceased by her husband •and
two daughters, Flora and Mrs.
Harry (Maroaf et) Witmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Andre"%
Mrs. John' Marwick and Mr.
Harry Witmer, all of Goderich, I
attended the funeral which was
held last Saturday. Interment
was in Actors' cemetery.
Completely Equipped 'for
�IVlodetn Hair Styling
... Featuring ,
Vogue Cuts—Perms and Sets
Shampoos and Treatments
RUTH'S Hair Styling
45 Brest Street— •--- Goderich Ca11 °JA 4-7281
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tr,misopkwk. MOW
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fermi the lily into the llnae ►ine
keg), a hayloft in a barn or a
6 ek, and . the third to tie the
It ea with 'wire. WO eqt ip-
me'nt was placed on four wheels
arnd. !cetalc khe moved from farm
to farm when hay was -baled for
shipment to Toronto.
This model displays the work-
ing of this ancient machine with
tiny model Wen doing the work.
It shows six green bales, ready
fur„
market.
Ile figs recentl `'F>l ish6di thrco,
jig -saws, operated by foot
p9YiTr..,,.._4$4
Curator Neill' is looking for-
ward to a busy season and is
working to add many new at-
tractions to the Huron County
Museum.
The Ooderieh' ,Signal,'
A' #4,„ Wri+ '*; great
bridges, Montreal' claims two.
The Vietorio bridge r,uns.frdp
V475
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resort Shirts
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'OPEN
Friday Evenings
'til 9 p.m. °
For Your Shopping
Convenience
GODERICH -- , ONTARIO
CORNER KINGSTON STREET and THE SQUARE
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During This
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