The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-04-27, Page 14VI The doderieh Signal -Star, Thursday, April 27, 1961
AUBURN
AVIA/RN? April 24. -- Bou- reary, Mrs. BePt^Craig, read the
uets,-.# gOlrlon daffodils, for- roll call and each member re-
vealed the name of her secret
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• annual and Mrs. Norinan Meclinehey-
00$4104'et.. J'Arseggt-41.74jugt1,. "April Showers:"
Illit1tUte held Iasi 145Sr eVidif-^ rfe-'kuesC''Ot Vie -eveiTiiiii.'Wa'S
ng in • the Sunday School room Miss Edythe Beacom, of I.ondes-
lcucil‘ United Church. Fifty boro. She showed her pictures
(qclles sat down to a turkey taken during a month's trip last
linnet prepared by the Naomi 61.1111111er and gave an interesting
Plroup of the W,A. Mrs. Thom- commentary of her trip to the
flaggitt was mistress of core- Western Provinces, and the U.S.
monies and poposed the toast A. Mrs. Keith Machan thanked
to the Queen. Mrs. Ed. Davies Miss Beacom. An orchestra sel-
PrOposed a toast to the,Institute ection was played by Mrs. John
LUL Mrs. VV. Bradnock respond. Daer. Mrs. Everett Taylor and
▪ 00.14,-.--S0044,,far the seven- sister and presented her with a
00;1+ A lively sing -song was led Mrs. R. J. Phillips. The lucky
1VIrs. Gordon R. Taylor ac -1 dinner tickets were held by
ganpanied by Mrs. Robert J.1,Mrs.% Maud Fremlin, Alr„s• An-
hillips on the piano. . The see.idrew. Kirkconnell and Mrs. Ben
Hamilton. This was in charge
lefteeieeeiseeeeiooe I of Mrs., William Dodd. Mrs.
!Frank Raithby thanked the
church group for their dinner
and Mrs. Thomas LaWlot replied.
The committm in charge of the
planning for this annual event
was Mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs. Ed.
Davies and Mrs. William Dodd.
Thi 8 committee arranged to have
a photographer present who took
a picture of the group.
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Legin' Ladies
2nd in .Bowling
Thirty-seven members of the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Can-
adian Legion, Branch 109, at-
tended the -annual bowling
tournament at Walkerton Lot
week. Second prize was award-
ed to the Goderich team con-
sisting of Mesdames Ralph
Kingswell (captain), Murray
Sheardown, Carl Anderson, Ar-
thur Doak, J. Queen and Tiny
Bedard. Each member of the
team received a prize also. Door
prize winners were: Arn-
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old Doak, Miss Ruby Cernrie,
Mrs. George Chambers and Mrs.
Charles Stokes.
During the afternoons pro-
gram, a talent Show and enter-
tainment was held hi the Leg-
ion Hall. Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe
,sang a solo, "Bonnie Lassie." A
skit by Mrs. Lillian Summers,
as an organ grinder, and Mrs.
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Morris IVIacMillan, as the mon-
key, created much laughter.
These ladies were awarded a
silver dollar for their act. CKNX
talent, Al CherneY, Jack King-
ston and Andy Winters were
also park of the program of
which Bob Secord, of Hanover,
was master of ceremonies.
The president of the Canadian
Legion Provincial Command,
Mrs. Richardson, and MIs. Pegg,
chairman for all Piovincial con-
ventions, were present and both
Spoke briefly to the Auxiliaro,
Members. Lunch was served at
the Hartley House Hotel and the
dinner was held at the Legion
Hall in the evening.
Members of the ,Legion and
Auxiliary bowling team won first
prize at the mixed bowling
Kincardine last ,week -end. Mr.
Ralph Kingswell won the high
triple for the evening and the
team was composed of Mrs.
IVIu.rray Sheardown, Mr. Bert
Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Doak and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Kingswell.
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Rev: David J. Lane, B.A., Pres-
byterian minister of St. An-
drew's, Clinton, of Knox, Au-
burn, and St. Andrew's, Blyth.
had conferred on him the
degree of Doctor of Div-inity
(honora causa) by Montreal Col-
lege, the Presbyterian Theolog-
ical College,. on Tuesday.
AWARDS ARE WON AT
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL
Claire- Cox, Goderich. Town-
ship, is one of eight honor stud-
ents graduating this spring from
Women's Institute Meets the Western nvtario Agricultur-
al Schoo.l at idgetown. Claire
. Agriculture was the interest -
ranked fourth in the class of 76
ing topic given at the April seniors and was awarded the
meeting of the Auburn Wornen's
!Institute by Mrs. Frank RaithbN
. R. Goodb. rand prize for high
when it met in the Orange Ha-li student in English and civics.
The only son of Mr. and Mrs.
last week, The meetirvi was in
-charge.-.7'of,Abt.—pr'.-- esidelt.....mrs, tla • Cox he attended S.S. No._ 5,
Tho.masHaggitt. The SetrfIrSty - • ICir -:(21z4,u4k, . ill)___ and
Clinton C:ollegriatelns itieT. At
treasurer, Mrs. Bert Craig, gave present Claire is helping his
her reports. Plans were corn- 1
father on their three farms.
pleted for the Needlework
Other Hurgn County students
who won awards at Ridgetown
include: Wayne Jackson, Myth,
wanner of the W. G. Thompson
prize for the best all round
student, and Crawford McNeil,
Lucknow, winner of the - C. R.
Watson prize for the student
ence between whether tilt laide 'Hoodless, the founder of making thg most progress.
boss introduces you to im-' the Institute. Mrs. Don. Haines *Several more local ..boys wfio
-I gave a reading. Plans were
portant clients or Jones, Re
made for the May meeting when will receive graduation diplomas
•.:,,,,,-,01,0ac1; :,:xLua,-,.ttinto_._ se_,,,n_i_d•..yo.3,tr._ ,,_ s.u.its rticulture iite be, the: tepie
will be aiigwer -d " Robert -Jefferson, --Au ur •
on May 16 are.:. ,.
lbA-;- seeds or flower-slipeS. Arthur Dickson; Goderieh-b- Wnill--
. 6 74^APIX,---1001Eing Thg_roll call,
right! Quick service. Plfone.1:br bn
Course to be held in the Orange
Hall this week. ^ Mrs. Don-.
Haines was appointed delegate
iParticularly if you want a to attend the District Annual to
be held in Wingham on May 17.
raise! ;33:maculate, got,free Mrs. Eu. -1- Davies gave a .paper
'clothes may mean the differ -on the ,Life and •work of Ade-
-liam -Howson, Blyth "Frank"
The poluck lunch will be in
Postill and Barry Taylor, Clin-
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charge of Mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs.
Gordon Dobie and Mrs. R. J.
A• successful auction
was held .at the close or the
meeting. Lunch was served by
Mrs. W. Bradnock, Mrs L.Craig,
Mrs. H. ,Mogridge and 1VIrs. G.
The 103rd annual Convoca
Powell.
ton.
GO.DERICH French 103rd CONVOCATION
DRY ,CLEANERS
WEST ST. JA 4-8452
C. R. LOWERY, Prop.
:iosee4mbeeeeeeeeiiilsomiee
The name of Ecum Secum,
about 90 miles northeast of
Halifax, is an Indian phrase that
means 'red bank," presumably
from the eoast's red clay soil.
Our Thanks
TO THOSE WHO SUPPORTED US
=BOWED= T -CAMPAIGN._
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GODEMCII CIVIC
PROGRESS COMMITTEE
When it Comes to saving here's a trick worth knowing.
Avoid writing cheques against your Savings Account.
impossible? Not at alif Just open a Personal Chequing
Account at...the "Royal" and use it for paying bills.
ROYAL ARCH MASONS AT
tion of Grand Chapter Royal
Arch Masons of Canada in, the
Province of Ontario wag held
April 17-19 inclusive at -the
Royal York Hotel, Toronto.
Huron Chapter R.A.M. No. 30,
Goderich, was represented by
the following members: Ex.
Comp. Ralph Henderson, Ex.
Conip. John Westbrook, Ex.
Comp. C. E. Laithwaite,„Rt. Ex.
Comp. Hugh Hill and Rt. Ex.
Comp. R. C. Bradford, Grand
Supt -of -.Huron District No. 6.
- Among the list of -assistant of-
ficers appointedto Grand Chap-
ter office by the Grand 1st Prin-
cipal, was V. Ex. Comp. C.
Laithwaite.
NEW LIQUOR STORE TO
OPEN LATTER PART MAY
The_ new L.C.B.O. store on
Huron road -is- to be open
some time between May 15
and June 1, it was - stated at
Town Council last Friday
evening. Since it is the policy
of the liquor store to. be clos-
ed on some. one day of the
week, the Town Council was
asked to suggegt a day most
suitable for it to be closed.
The Town Council's sugges-
tion was Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bradford
spent part of last week at the.
Royal • York Hotel, Toronto,
while Mr. Bradford attended the
sessions of the 3rd vinual con-
vocation of Grand Chapter R.A.
Masons of Cana4a in the Pro-
vince of Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Kenneth Mac-
aulay, of Toronto, were week-
end visitors with the former's
mother, Mrs. Norman Macaulay,
Elgin avenue.
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, Sweet Picided, 21/2 to 3 -Ib End Cuts
BACK BACON 1b59
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BACK BACON- 11:69
B-ookfield, Skinlesk Pure
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HOLMESVILLE
HOLMESVILL4, April 24. —
The regular meeting of the W.
M.S. of Holmesville United
Church was held in the Sunday
School rooms with Mrs. S. Far-
quhar's group in charge of the
program. The call to worship
wa§ given by Mrs. Farquhar,
and Mrs. Jack Yeo read the
Scripture lesson. Mrs. L. Jervis
gave the comments on the les-
son, and also led in prayer.
Easter stories were read by Mrs.
Ninian Heard and Mrs. K. Tre-
wartha. The president, Mrs. L.
Jervis, conducted the business
and the secretary, Mrs. Ft Cud
more, read the minutes. Mrs
William Yeo gave the report of
the supply committee. Reports
of the annual W.M.S. Presby-
terial held recently in Wingham
were given by Mrs. Barrie Wal-
ter and Mrs. Frank McCullough,
The meeting closed with prayer
by Mrs. S. Farquhar.
The W.A. meeting followed
with the president, Mrs. Ninian
Heard, in the chair. Mrs. Heard
gave the call to worship and
read the Scripture lesson. Mrs.
jack Yeo gave the thoughts on
the lesson. The minutes of the
last meeting were read by Mrs.
William Norman. Mrs. Reg.
Miller and Mrs. Jack Yeo were
appointed delegates to the an-
nual W.A. Presbyterial to be
field on May 3rd. The treasur-
er's report was read by Mrs.
Frank MeCullough. Mrs. Jack
Iteo- presented the report „for
the manse eonimittee. Mrs. Wil-
liam Yeo and Mrs. William
Bender were appointed to look
after the re-covering of the pul-
pit chairs. An auction sale will
be held,. at the- May .roeeting.
The meeting closed with prayer
by Mrs: N. Heard. llosteSses
for the dav were Mrs. W.
e. Tebbutt, and Ws. U.
ORM, Manager, miaow
TO -MATO SOUP 4.
10 -oz tins 43c
Reg. roll 31c—SAVE 13c-
2100 -ft rolls 49c
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'4,18 -oz tins 99c
Re,. 4 tins 45c—SAVE 2c
(Grape, Orange, Florida Fruit Punch)
• Reg. 3 tips 95c—SAVE 6c
FRUIT DRINKS 3 :4
tins 89c
Prernliym Plain & Salted Reg. pkg 37c—SAVE 4c
CHRISTIE'S SODAS pkg33.c
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Reg. jar 63c—SAVE 4c
CHEESE SPREAD 16 -oz jar 59c
-Red Rose Reg. pkg 790—SAVE 6c
TEA BAGS ORANGE PEKOE'pkg of 60 13c
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Premium Rindless, Sliced
SIDE BACON 1 -lb pkg 77C
Cooked and Breaded,
COD PORTIONS lb 39c
Cooked and Breaded, White, •
BASS FILLETS 653c
Pole Star Reg. 43c—SAVE 4c,
HADDOCK. FILLETS Mb pkg 3-9c
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pkg °f122.9c
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GROUND CHUCK
Fancy Queity
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lb 59(
LAMB TONGUES lb 35c
Super -Right, All Meat, Brown 'n Serve
SAUSAGE PATTIES Ef-oz pkg 45
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STRAWBERRIES
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1 -Ib tin 69c
KLEAR PASTE WAX
Pledge
FURNITURE WAX
Johnson's Self Polishing
KLEAR LIQUID WAX
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is1/2-oz tin 79c
Reg. tin $1.09—SAVE 10c,
32 -oz tin 99c
Marvel Blue--
WINDOW SPRAY
No. 1 Grade, Sweet, Ripe
-BANANAS 2 ibs 29c
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CARROTS20-otcellobagl 9,
Stringless, Florida, Fresh, Tender, No. 1 Grade,
GREEN BEANS lb19c
Fresh, Firm,' Red Ripe, NO. 1 Grade; Cello Tube
TOMATOES , for -2.3c
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patent Rose 'Bushes, -Evergreens, Peat Moss,
Grass Seed.'etc., all attractively priced.
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2 1 -Ib pkgs 55c
Stripe
TOOTH PASTE giant size tube 63c
, Solo Regular
MARGARINE
Ralston
CORN CHEX
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