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The GOderie1i SignalStar, Thursday, June 22nd, 1961
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Cards of 'Thanks F. Engagernentsd
INGSWELI..---I would like to
thank all my friends and rela-
,ve Who sent those
lovely
cards; also the nurses and
ria 9,-„,e.ver' 5+ -t'
t1e Whileiii liuspi al:
Walter J. KingswelL
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aQ 1RAM.--Islay we take this
method of thanking our neigh-
bors and friends for their
kind expression of sympathy
in our recent bereavement.
These expressions have been
deeply, appreciated.
,Mrs. Neal Schram and family.
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4.
NAT'SON.—I am sincerely grate-
. ful to friends and neighbors
for. their many acts of kind
nessd"sympathy during the
loss of may sister, Miss Blanche
Watson. These kindnesses
have rheant much to me. 1
'also wish to thank Dr. A. H.
Taylor, the nurses and staff
'for their thoughtful attention
to my sister.
Mrs. C. M. Carpenter.
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Mr. and M,rs. George A. Van-
derburgh, Goderich, wish to an-
nounce the engagement of their
youngest daughter, hter,
Diane
EVel n
Rena, to Mr. • John Maurice
Bur arlaw- nx nf, j . t ,d1F; M.
ighhrd B. Buchanan, "Goderieli:�
The;.,nyaniag�- ill -naive place
Sa�urda _ �liil3r..- 22„ 1gfil,.oat • 11
o'clock in St. Peter's Roman
Catholic Church, Goderich.
"G. Coming Events
25x
Mr, and Mrs, Wilmer Rutledge,
Nile, wish to announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, for your particular skin, avail-
able in limited supply after .lune
21st, at RIECK PHARMACY.
Reserve Wednesday evening,
June 28th, for the Chicken Bar-
becue to be held in Knox Church
Parking Lot. 'Two servings -
6 p.m. and 7,,p.m. In case of
rain this will be held in the
Church Hall. Tickets,, ,$1.50 fon
adultsr 85c for children. Tickets
available at French Dry Cleaners
Or from Men's Club members.
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,Jiwn =a; .0 Bolm.osvill,eiteaKtnrrettraiiimngttrawberry
U-
suAPer, commencing
' gat 6 p.m.
an
Ad' drext .. P
salrert- by Holmesviile W.A.
25x
BEAUTY .PROBLEMS ? ? ? ?
new, exciting DuBarry Beauty
Course . a complete beauty
technique on long -play .record
Dorothy May, to John Barrie,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Benson
Brown, Port Albert. The mar-
riage will take place in July.
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Mr. and Mr,s. Lionel Mahood,
Wingham, wish to announce the
engagement of their youngest
daughter, Helene :Margaret Ann,
to Mr. William Richard Alcock,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Alcock,
Brussels. The marriage will
take place in Victoria Street
United Church, Goderich, on
Saturday, July 15th, at"2 p.m.
25 G. Corning Events
.F. Engagements.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright.
Galt, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Carole Ann`'e,
to Jnrfies Dennis Shobbrook, son
-of the late Mr. and -Mrs. Howard
Shobbrook and foster son of Mr.
gild Mrs. Percy McBride, Col-
borne Township. The marriiage
will take place on Saturday, June
24, at (Central Presbyterian
Church, 'Galt, Ontario. 25x
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The Hospital Auxiliary Penny
Fair and Tea will be held July 6
on the lawn at the home of Mrs.
James Kinkead, St, George's
Crescent., Valuable prizes now
on display at Denorrrrne s Flower
Shop. -25
-Flower Show of Goderich Hor-
ticultural Society, postponed on
account of late season, will be
held Saturday, July 1, in St,
25x, George's Parish „ Hall. Public
;welcome, 2.30 to <5.30 -and 7 to
Reserve `Jpne 23, 7 p.m.. for
manh rummage sale at
Nort Street Church Hall, spon-!
sored ,by Evening Auxiliary.
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$1,400 cash (must go) Bingo,
Teeswater Arena, Friday, June,
23, commencing at 9 p.m. One
$500 special; 3 $100 specials; 12
games,' $50 each; special draw
prize. Admission $1.00, extra
and special 'cards 25c, 5 for
$1.0(x. Sponsored by Teeswater
Lions Club. :25
9 p.m, -25-26
Come to dressed ham and
strawberry supper at Union
Church, Goderich Township,
Tuesday, June 27. Supper from
6 to 8. Adults $1.00, children
50c.•
Sorry, due to', bridge tourna-
ment, no dancing this week at
Harbourlite Inn. Special holiday
dance, Saturday, July lst. Every
Friday night, commencing June A hockey player in Goderich
SPORTSi(WS
BISSETS' JINXED BY 5-2
SCORE IN LAST 3 GAMES
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(By L.A.* not have men on bases.
Goderich
rich B
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uesday , night
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'at -other er close game lost by 5-2.
Otterville Otters last Thursday DohertYfor G�eric struck out
x ghm at Agrieaaurai4,�Xth �,d. ,, 'rliil
in Otterville on Saturday nig. treinnings allow QIQbit.
Iosikig both games by the identic- Some mental lapses for Gado -
al scores of 5-2. rich and timely hits provided
Otterville paid their only visit three runs for Woodstock in the
to Goderich this year last Thurs- sixth inning, and while Goderich
day night and m a close and pecked away to draw close at
exciting game edged the Bissets 3-2 they couldn't provide the
by 5-2. Snuth, on the mound for hits at the necessary time to
the Otters, pitched '4 -bit ball bring around the baserunners.
while Stan Doherty allowed just In 'the seventh inning, Gode-
5 Otterville hits. Don Goddard rich` had the bases loaded only
hit a home run for Goderich. to be robbed of sure runs by
Goderich travelled' to Otter- some brilliant fieldwork by the.
ville Saturday night and in an- Woodstock team. Goderich
other close game were edged threatened in almost every in -
5 -2. Otterville led 3 0 after ning only to leave men stranded
three innings bpt Goderich pick- time-after--Ume• as they suffered
ed up one run< in the fourth form lack of . timely hitting.
and one in the sixth to'make the Deb Shewfelt played an out-
score 3-2. Otterville replaced standing garlre behind the plate
Gillespie on the mound with for Goderich.
Smith who held Goderich in The Bissets play at home this
check the rest of the way. Gode- Saturday against Clinton RCAF
rich four times had two men on and the Bissets will he' out for
hase only to leave them strand- revenge as the Clinton crew
eg for «ant of timely hits. In edged Goderich in their prey'-
ohhly two innings did Goderich ious game 2-0.
Signing --An "A
25
Form"
Upsets
Luciuk Plans .
30th, Hi -Teen Record Dance, for two years, Dave Luciuk has
-25 learned that signing an A form
The North Street Annual Sun- with a, professional hockey team
day School picnic will be held can -be -a temporary stumbling
at the United. Church "Sutnineak 41.;4;ck..+.- ...- — ---_, ..�,-�•:.. .a::-
Caw School on Saturday, June Two years ago; Luciuk came
24th. Anyone desiring trans -.to Goderich from Sudbury to
portation should meet • at the l play hockey. About the same
church- at two o'clock..
The in- !time he signed an A form for
vrd moires will be com- 'the Detroit Red Wings, unaware
tined for a congregational sup- :of what it might do to his
per at 6 o'clock. 25x future plans.
! Now writing final examina-
tions at GDCI, Luciuk has had
is satisfactory scholastic record.
He was invited to enrol at the
Clarkson College of Technology
at Potsdam, New York, as a
freshman in September. This he
did and word was received that
he was accepted. Then, auth-
orities at the College • changed
their minds about the granting
of such a hockey scholarship.
They learned Luciuk had signed
an A form with Detroit which,
according to their rules, made
him a professional hockey play-
er, and, as such, ineligible to
play amateur college hockey in
the United States.
So, Dave now plans to attend
the Red Wings hockey training
camp at Detroit next September
and hopes they will locate him
in a patisfactary spot to play
hockey. The A form gives the
Red Wings the authority to per-
mit Luciuk to play hockey only
where that team approves.
_SORRY
G " RTC H , ONT.
Owing to, the Duplicate Bridge Tournament
THERE WILL BE
NO DANCING
THIS WEEKEND
SPECIAL HOLIDAY 'DANCE
SAT URDA', JULY 1st
DANCING. EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
-- CONIMiNCING, JUNE 30 —
HI -TEEN RECORD DANCE
'Dodgers Lose
Dodgers were nosed out
with a 6-5 score by Glen
Mills in a Central Region
ladies' fastball game at God-
erich Tuesday evening. The
next home game will be again-
st Galt on July 4. Dodgers'
play at St. Marys en June
24 and at Galt on June 28.
Elizabeth Holtom is out for
the season because of an in-
jury suffered to her foot in
a recent ; game.
dlimmik
ott
PRQCLAMAT ION
In accordance with the Federal Act
respecting the observance of Domin-
ion Day, -
SATURDAIf, JULY 1
will be observed as Dominion Day
in Goderich.
E. C. FISHER
Mayor
SOCCER OPENS
ON JUNE 29
-SOHO BOY
'HIT BY CAR
Philip Clark, 13 -year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fordyee Clark,
R.R. 5, Goderich, a patient
in Goderich hospital suffering
from two fractured bones in his
legs and
lacerations.
ho Accident t , p nwfihr�
'hbiol
t*
4.30 11:M.'nu,Mot,dkayp.m.
�
stepped off the schodl bus driven
•D:ptt zit .
The boy was crossing the road
in front of his home when hit
by a car driven ,by John Hamil-
ton, of Auburn, John and his
passenger, Miss Margo Grange,
were returning home after writ-
ing their Grade 13 papers at
the G.D.C.I. Philip was taken
by ambulance to Alexandra Hos-
pital, where Dr. V. L. McGeough
attended the injured boy.
O.P.P. A. Twaddle and O.P.P.
J. B. Johnston investigated the
accident.
OBITUARY
MISS BLANCHE V. A. WATSON
Rev. G. L. Royal conducted the
funeral service at the Lodge fun-
eral home on Wednesday after-
noon for Miss Blanche V. A.
Watson who died on Monday in
Alexandra Hospital after a long
illness. Interment was in Malt -
land cemetery.
CHOCOLATE FOR SPORT
Members of Goderich minor
baseball teams plan to make
a house-to-house canvass sell-
ing chocolates in order to raise
funds to help finance their.
expenses.
The Goderich Athletic Club
will field its strongest soccer
tteam,_Ye this_.sea eno_Picact ccs,
have been held three nights each
week and the opening game_ in
the Huron County Soccer League
will see Goderich playing at
,, Clinton on Thursday, June 29.
Balance of the schedule is as
follows:
June 30—Goderich at Winthrop
July 10—Clinton at Goderich
21,—Goderich at Brussels
28—Brussels" at' Goderich
Aug. 3—Goderich at Wingham
11—Winthrop at Goderich
18—Wingham at Goderich
Any soccer players interested,
particularly young men willing
to learn the game, are invited
to contact the coach, Walter
Gottschalk. Phone him at JA 4-
7202 or Sandy Profit at JA 4-
9290.
Baseball Bats
A, daughter of the late Alex-
ander Watson and of the former
Mary , MacRitchie, Miss Watson
lived all her life in Goderich.
As a young girl she helped her
father who owned a greenhouse.
For a nutnber of years she work-
ed at MiIler's Scotch Store and
fterward was cin 1 ed in the.
WATCH XQUL,,DRIViNG. ,
JULY 1ST WEEK -END •
Co-operation of the motoring
Public is asked, in order that the
July 1st week -end will be a
fatality -free one on Ontario's
highways. Ontario's Attorney -
General has made a special plea
for this. Sgt. Harry Barker of
the Goderich detachment of the
Q.P.P., states than all available
e�et be -on
lsh
nd'check rees that
:
II Man/
Do Yon Know
What a `Beat" .
Driver Is??
a p•pY
P.U.C. office. She will be re-
membered 'for her beautiful
flower garden and as the pianist
at the weekly sing -songs held in
Boom Saturday played the mefodion at Knox
Victoria Public School. She also
Two genies wilt open the'Can- Church •-Sunday-Seliiool: ---°'
adian Legion Baseball House Surviving is one sister, Mrs.
League on Saturday for boys in C. M. (Vesta) Carpenter, Gode-
rich.
the 7 to 9 age group. The Braves
will -meet the Giants and, the
Pirates will face the Dodgers.
Other games scheduled are:
Saturday, July 8, Giants vs. Pir-
ates and Dodgers vs. Braves.
Saturday,- July 15, Braves vs.
Pirates and Giants vs. Dodgers:
Saturday, July 22, Pirates vs.
Braves and Dodgers vs. Giants.
Personnel of the various
teams are as follows:.
GIANTS—K. Rumig, R. -MC -
Lean, I. Harper, R. Volland, R.
Whetstone, J. Caruthers, R.
Wood, J. Fester, P. Melady, T.
O'Brien, H. Sanderson, A. Pirie.
;`,BRAVES—J. Dodd, J. Mc-
Astocker, K. Meriam, J. Meriam,
R. Nephew, S. Ryan, P. O'Brien,
J. de Jong, B. Todd, T. Craw-
ford, P. Heller, D. Caruthers.
PIRATES — G. Smith, B.
Rumig, L: Thurlow,.. G.: Reid,
D. Royal, L. Ryan, J. Hamilton,
R. Parker, D. Squire, E. de Jong,
D. Graf, D. Baker.
DODGERS = T; Meriam, P.
Clair, G. Fisher, A. Harrison,
D. Burns, R. Pruder, B. Stinson,
M. Adams, R.Farrish, J. Graing-
er; S. Allen, M. Barker.
Noah Webster began writing
the dictionary in 1807 and fin-
-fished' -in 1828. - -
DOMINION DAY *
SATURDAY, JULY 1st
- FEDERALLY PROCLAIMED AS A NATIONAL HOLIDAY
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GODERICH STORES
WILL REMAIN
CLOSED
ASI Day Saturday, July 1st
Reopening for business as usual Monday, July 3rd
Goderich :$usinessmen's Association.
ANTIQUE AUTOS
The Antique Auto Club, of
Sarnia and district, is sched-
uled to visit Goderich as a
group on Sunday. They plan
to stop overnight Saturday .at
Grand Bend and to visit the
Huron ,County--Museum--on-Sun-
day. -
The "beat" driver is the fellow
who" always 'tries to heat the'
car ahead and beat the clock
by speeding .. ,. Who tries to
beat fatigue and keeps on driv-
ing when he's overtired instead
of planning his trip in short
laps with time out for relaxing !
, Careful drivers aren't
"Beat" drivers !
Careful ,drivers don't take a
Chance either , on being "beat"
financially by the costs of an
accident:
They make sure they have ade-
quate insurance to protect them-
selves against costs of
—damage done TO or BY their
cars'
—accidental injury to themsel-
ves and members of their
family.
Why not find out how CIA
insurance can help you protect
yourself- against the costs of
these and other emergencies
by calling
GEORGE TURTON
351 Huron Rd.
JA 4-7411
Co-operators
Insurance-
, Association
i
Swim Pool
Opens .July 3
Registration for- swimming
classes at Judith Gooderham
Memorial Swimming Pool will
take place on Saturday, June
24. at 9.30 a.m.
The swimming pool will open
on Monday, July 3, and close
on the last Saturday before
Labor Day. The pool is a pop-
ular one with children coming
to Goderich from as far away
as Hanover to take swimming
lessons.
DANCE
-FRIDAY '
NIGHT ,.
-- JUNE 23 —
To the Rockin' Revols
of Stratford
from 9.30 Until 12.30
ADMISSION 75c
BLUE WATER
LOUNGiE
Bayfield 'Rd.. JA 4-8374
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JA 4-9512
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SUGGESTIONS from CULBERT'S
3 Weekend Specials -,-- Friday and Saturday
ORANGE LAYER CAKE
with Orange Creme Icing
F.R as�h L.s 1k•1.�° A • 1
. vOith' + fr'ange"Fond,ant Icing
, BLUEBERRY 1VlUFFINS ,>
BAKERY IDEAS for .YOUR PICNIC• HAMPER
FRUIT TARTS -- MUFFINS --= DATE TURNOVERS
DOUGHNUTS -- 4'OOKIE$ DATE NUT .-OAVES
HOME MADE COOKIES Y
Select your favorites from our abundant variety
DATE TURNOVERS -A- OATMEAL --- CINNAMON
CHOCOLATE CHIP —BRAZIL NUT,— PEANUT BUTTER
SHORTBREAD and OLD FASHIONED. SUGAR COOKIES
FRESH BAKED DOUGHNUTS — 10 VARIETIES
_ OUR SPECIALTY -- Special Occasion Cakes for
WEDDINGS -- ANNIVERSARIES -- BIRTHDAYS
Open Friday nights 'til '9 p.m.
CULBERT'S BAKERY
West Street — Goderich ' JA 4-7941
WANT ADS GET --FAST RESULTS
PLAN 'TO. VISIT THE
BELTONE HEARING AID
DISPLAY
at the
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G ►DERICH TRADE FAIR
June 28 — .r- July 1
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NO OTHER PUMPS MATCH
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Jacuzzi1
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PS
The World Over youwon't
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the advanced engineering
and RUGGED- BUILD of a
Jacuzzi pump or water system.
GET THE FACTS!
GODERICH ELECTRIC..
•189 South St: eet JA 4-9512
ELECTRICAL. CONTRACTORS *
ESSO HEATING DEALER *
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o „ A
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but there's till time ,to
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314,1
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BEFORE you buy any pumping equipment, check
with us -- your authorize: Jacuzzi distributor.
E. D. MdLWAIN
78 Cambria Road, Goderich
JA 4-9598
A Few Dealerships are available.
Enquire at our Trade Fair Exhibit.
STAY A JUMP
AHEAD!
The New Provincial Retail Sales Tax
Begins September 1st
CHECK YOUR
SEE and FEEL—e°
The Difference � !
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