HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-07-06, Page 6Tl nderich Signal -Star, Thursday, July 4xll, 1961
LIFESAVING CERTIFICATES
RECEIVED BY 14 STUDENTS.
The ' Water Safety Leader 'the supervisor, Arthur Knech-
`Training Course, §ponsored by tel, and swimming instructors,
the Canadian Red Cross and the Pat Boutilier, Nancy Hughes
Town °of Goderich, concluded its and SI e i 1 a Brow it were
elaSSes, last Friday with tests. present as observers during the
r. Terry R913.erts, of London, courses The instructors were
va$ the examiner. Don Hickey, of Clinton, and
he put of town stud- Ken. k:ngelstad, instructor at
-,t t ;7 -1-tt teir t :ekiatan.X.4
ghan, Exeter; Tony Decoo, Don - In'atrQrto d the
tt ,thi g, course provi tie
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'fon; Mauna - ynne 'runner, 'fees best accorrri rtdatio2 =angel -J: testi
water; Carol Littlejbans.T.,1esher- ities to" date because of excel-
„° ton; ,rRuth Hotchkiss and Julie lent conditions at the pool. Mr.
Cruikshank, Wingham. The stud- Hickey mentioned the extremely
ents from Goderich were: Elea- high and demanding standard
nor Davidson, Joan Davis, Jo set in the instruction classes,
Parsons, Gwenda Eckmier, Hea- held'' from nine in the morning
ther Muir, Donna Dockstader, to ten at night. He added that
Wayne Rumig, Norman Bell, Jim he was very happy with results.
Magie-and Arthur Knechtel. Mr. Robert's said that this
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The fourteen students who rgrobp of students was one of
wrote tests on Theory were all the better classes that he had
successful with eight obtaining tested this year. The unsuccess-
100%. The lowest mark was ful students were under the age
92%. of sixteen or too weak in swim -
The 1961 Life Guards • at the ming.
Judith Gooderham Park will be Margo Grange, Auburn, will
Jo Parsons, Heather Muir. Donna he in charge of crafts at the
Dockstader 'and Wayne Rumig. Judith 'Gooderham Park this
year. Last week, she attended
the Playground Leaders' vatF
ing Course at Goderich Summer
School sponsored by the Com-
munity Programmes Branch,
department of Education. This
course was under the leadership
of Bud Bittorf of Listowel and
arranged by Bob Secord, District
Representative, of Hanover. "She
received an A standing in her
tests in this course. ,
KINGS'BRIDGE
inanity Pohl, �Kj,NGSBR,D) .J my 3•- •Visit,
arid Mrs. Clifton Austin were:
and Dona, o Talton: r. arid'
Mrs. Ambrose Hartman, Shirley
and Brian, of Waterloo. .---
Mrs. Anna Bowler, of Toronto,
is visiting. with Miss Stella Dean
aid Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dal-
ton.
fr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hogan
a family- of Toronto, spent
the week -end with relatives here.
Dr. and Mrs. Wenzel, of De-
troit. spent the week -end at
their cottage at Kintail.
Miss Patricia O'Connor is
spending a week's holiday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Leslie and
daup,hters. of Neustadt.
Mr.' Frank Owens and Mr. and
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Sixty-five representatives from municipalities across the
Maitland River Watershed toured a number of.. projects of
the Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority ori Jutie 21st.
Among those pictured in. the, Mildmay Park includes:
"'iflay or V --7 i er - . rn oT a son ar no, ea or
councillor; Town Cquncillor C. M. Robertson,, of Goderich;
Reeve Dan B�euerm'an, of McKillop Township,,
Wingham Advance -Times Photo
VOTE `PRELUDE
Representatives from 27 of
the 29 municipalities in the area
drained by .the Maitland River
recently toured the Saugeen
River Watershed to look over
work that has been accomplish-
ed by the Saugeen Valley Con-
servation Authority over a 12-
year period.
The tour was sponsored.by the
ddie - 1vata'attt nsecvation
Adthority' in co-operatiob' fiivith
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nteth� di ofeprovk ng >iYst, Than.
information on conservation to
council members' from , across.
the Maitland River Watershed.
The reason for providinsuch
information is the fact that a
vote on the formation of a Con-
servation Authority that will
encompass the whole of the
Maitland River Valley, will prob-
ably be held before the summer
is out.
The group on tour was pro-
vided with a noon meal at the
Walkerton Legion Hall, with
Robert Wenger, of Wingham,
who organized the tour, acting•
as chairman.
The municipalities involved. in
the proposed plan for a• full
Maitland River Authority in-
clude the Townships of Arthur,
Colborne, Goderich, Howick,
ih u e , i mss;---M'intu Farm.
berry, West Wawanosh, as well
as Seaforth, Clinton, Goderich,
Wingham, Harriston, Palmerston
and the village of Blyth.
ceived a prize of. a lovely date,
for the unique presentation. of a
ucluet of 50-- hand -made -roses,
containing the money raised- by
the ladies for missionary pur-
poses.. Again this year, the tags
vyorn by the ladies, and made
5y her, wonhe prize of a pair
of Home Leaue flags in a stand,
when they a tended the rally in
London.
Although always remaining, a
Salvationist, Mrs. Johnstone will
continue on with the work of
her own club, "The Helping
Hands."
Mrs. Ralph Moyn, of Saginaw,
Michigan, spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Court-
ney and Visited other relatives
and friends here.
The pupils of S.S. No. 2 and
their teacher,' Mrs: Walter Clare,
and some of the ,,parents travel-
led by bus to the Mhrtyrs' Shrine
at Midland and other points of
ST. HELENS fr
ST. HELENS, July 3.—The St.
Helens store owned 'by Mr. W.
1. Miller has been sold to Mr.
Donald Pannabecker, of Preston.
Ori the week -end, Mr. and Mrs.
Pannabecker and their four
interest on Thursday of last children, Gordon, Ross, Rodger
week. and Mary took up residence
On Tuesday evening a large here. They obtained possession
crowd of ladies gathered at the
school for a miscellaneous show-
er in honor of Miss Mary Ellen
O'Neil. whose marriage to -Bill
GO er; of--Goderich, -tonk-J)lace
Saturday morning. Rev. Father
Urbanski performed.the mar-
riage ceremony.
• Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Red-
mond and family, of St Au,us-
of the store on Monday, July
3rd. We w lcome this new fam-
ily to our community.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mr,Altair-Pr were Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Nolan, of Ttegina,
Saskatchewan, and Mrs. Willis
Corrigan, of 'Cookstown,
Holiday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Pannabecker were
time visited Mr. and Mrs. John.. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dahmer and
Hnward=-an amily-•-on -Su '$yam
Mr. Eugene O'Keefe and
daughter Elaine visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe and
family over the holiday week-
end. .
Miss Alice Dalton has lett for
Detroit -and will be with Dr. and
Mrs. "McGill for the summer
months.
Dr. and Mrs. Moore and Mr.
an Mfs. Charles Moore spen p :ren
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller.
Dalton and family. Mr. and, Mrs. Roy Hawley, of
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Oshawa, were week -end visitors
with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Woods.
Signal -Star want ads bring
quick results.
raiee;52.&ealt;_.Miss Shirley -Mo.
Veigh, of Galt, and M -r. and -Mrs.
Sheldon Martin and family, of
New Hamburg.
Little Nacy Grewar, of Brant-
ford,
rantford, spent the. past week with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Webb.
Mrs. Gordon McIntyre and
Donald; of Richmond Hill„spent
the holiday week -end with her
Retires After :.
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long Service
Wit Mr. Frank Mitct'ennan lIi
week -end were his brothers,
Sandy' and Roderick, of Detroit.
Misses Anna and Charlotte
Maaenzie, of .Toronto, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Coke and child -
ren, of 4s awa, are visiting with
MrS. Ear Howes.
-:Mr. a d fVfrs. Cly` Jlackman
of Toronto, are holidaying at
their summer home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Elliott
and'Billy and Barbara, of Lan-
sing, Michigan, spent a few days
iV b
with Mr. William Macdonald last
week.
Mrsreoiin-MaeGrre,gar-left
Tuesday to visit relatives in
Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. George Foster
and Donna, of Rodney, spent
Saturday with Mrs. Kitson.
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CRAFT HOUSE
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S. WHITEMA — JA 4=8290. 27x
After a period of 23 years -ser-
vice in the Salvation Army, Mrs.
J. H. John§tone is retiring from
active work.
She entered the work a year
before the start of World War II.
Appointed as the local Po
Shield president by Captain
Farmer and Captain L. Bragg,
she labored in that capacity
with 65� other - ladies for eight
years, two . of those years in
rehabilitation work-
She was enrolled as a soldier
by Adjutant F. Williains at tile»
beginning of 1942, and was cgm-
missioned shortly afterwards by
Colonel F. Riches to be a- C
uard; teaching the._.prim-
ary. She also bad charge oftlie
Band of Love. Doing the work
of the Home League secretary
for some years, during the of-
ficership of Capt. F. McArthur
and Capt. French, her work was
recognized an4 she was again
commissioned by. Colonel Riches,
of London, the Divisional Com
mander. Later, she became sec-
Blaise Martin were, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Dougherty, of Hamil-
ton; Mr. Jim Martin, of London;
Mr. and- Mrs. Joe Martin, of
Hamilton.
EMERSON'S DRUG. STORE
COR. WEST & SQUARE —
WE DELIVER
JA 4-9212
THIS WEEK
Dunstan became e o c 'r"• -°o
the Corps, which post she herd
until 1951. •
After a period of ill health,
she' again took on her labor of
love, and it was her delight to
bake, sew, ' and knit until the
wee small hours of the morning
for the benefit of their bazaars.
After many years of keeping
registers, and becoming the
Corps statistician, Mrs. John-
stone was commissioned as Re-
cord Sergeant, by Lt. -Col. J. Nel-
son, now the present Divisional
Commander. Attending 32 meet
ings • during the month, rarely
ever missing, and unable to
copb any longer with the. walk-
ing which certain phases of the
work demands, Mrs. Johnstone
is giving up a work she loved,
to take a much needed rest.
Through_ her, ._efforts,- -a few
years ago, the Home League re -
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Reg. 66c -Value — NOXZE1VIA 49c
Reg. 51c Value — KOTEX, Reg. 12's 45c
59c PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS
and 26c BOX OF INSTANTINE
BOTH FOR 59e
Reg. 63c PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE, 2 for 99c
Reg. 63e IPANA TOOTH PASTE 2 for 99c •
Reg. $1.25 DESERT FLOWER DEODORANT —
• 2 for $1.25
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15c GIANT SURFMA6cATICRDOggING ��”
32 -oz. SAVE 15c — RED &•WHITE -
— 95c
i7c ,;.INST. NT COFFEE
97C
SAVE 16c — Reg. 200's
GiliATPEFTWITT JUICE .41 KLEENEX TISSUES 6
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FOR YEAR 'ROUND
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Take Paramettes, containing 21 Vitamins and Minerals:
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NOW 125 for $6.40 ,.
SEE OUR SELECTION- OF
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Priced from 19c to $4.95
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Christmas Night, Rock, Garden, Ambush, 20 Carats
also a complete tine of Yardley's
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ood for 2.5c
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Good In July 8
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No. 5 or 25, 12's $1.38
Ag 1,` 12's $1.08
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Burns—Tray Pack
Breakfast Sausage
FREE BRICK OF BISSET'S ICE CREAM WITH THE PURCHASE OF
2 PKGS. OF PILLSBURY ANGEL FOOD MIX FOR 98c.
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Remove top from 20 oz. tin of pineapple slices.
Drain juicefrom fruit. Prepare one lime jello
powder using one cup of hot water. Pour over fruit
in can and allow to set: To unnlold, run warm
water over can, remove end from con and slide
out jellied .fruit. Cut in slices and serve as salad
or a9 dessert treat. The children will love this!
Birds Eye
Orange Juice
1 Ib. pkg.
49c
6 oz. cans
4-89c
3 doz. 89c
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