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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-08-03, Page 3Miss Barbara Woodruff, of Lennoxville, Quebec, where she attended a national CGIT Lead- ers' Conference at Bishop's Uni- versity. Goderich, h, ,as returned from ISISTERS MAKE FLYING TOUR CANADIAN WEST. H. H Mrs. Tichborne T chborne and her sister, Miss Annie Kennedy, of Wingham hospital nursing staff'. have returned from a delightful trip to the Canadian Wet. They flew by lot plane to Victoria and visited their brother, his family and other friends. On their re- turn trip, they visited` •relatives in Vancouver and Kamloops; and also spent a couple of days in SUNSET `DRIVE-IN 134, ,, miles east ,of Goderich on ' ltr,o' Double Bills All Week Now Playing—Aug. 2, 3,. 4 Joan- Collins" and Richard Egan "ESTHER AND THE KING" Adult Entertainment Technicolor Willard Parker and Allison Hayes 'HIGH POWERED RIFLE' Midnight Show --.Sun., Aug. 6 Joanna Lee and Adwitt Nelson "BRAIN EATER" June Kenny and Edward - Kemner 'THE.. SPIDER" Adult Entertainment Saturday, Mpnday, Tuesday— Aug. 5, 7, 8. --- a„ Fietor.=-Mckagisn:--and.... Stank Baker - "SEA FURY" Joel McCrea and Virginia Mayo "TALL STRANGER" Wednesday, Thursday, Friday- ----Aug. 9, 10,.. 11 �'I'uesday Weld and Mamie' Van-- Doren "SEX KITTENS GO TO COLLEGE" Leigh Snowden and Joey Forman ' "'HOT ROD RUMBLE" TWO SLOWS NIGHTLY First 'Show at. Dusk Children under 12 in cars free Playgrounds t Refreshmdnts •••a••••P111••••••i••••• Banff, then flew to Winnipeg to visit another* brother, relatives and friends. They then went to see an aunt in North Dakota, returning tg Winnipeg and fly. Ing home from there. They report very poor crops in the West "on ' Recount of ex- tremely dry 'laveather,•no rain for 60 das. However, the weather was lovely; not hot and humid, as here. They left Mahon at 8.30 a.m. and arrived in Victoria at 12.15. Actual flying time was six hours. JVZBIER O t , ' r 0 O F 04 MacEWAN INSURANCE AGENCY ti YOUR AGENT OF PERSONAL SERVICE As$OG 44,. North 'St. Phone, JA 4.9531 AN INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT tf THE CONDITIONE15 PARK& ENTERTAINMENT FOR COMFORT Now Playing -- Thurs., -Fri.,. Sat: — Aug. 3, 4, 5 — Adult Entertainment. MargoJohns and Michael Gough In "KONGA"—Technicolor. An exciting -Super TIfrill StioW! Mon„ Tues., Wed.—August 7, 8, 9—Adult Entertainment BOB HOPE with LUCILLE BALL Comedy -drama with a country.club twist Ate -FACTS ,OF P Thurs., Fri., Sat.—August 16, 17, 12 PEGGY CUTAM1NS and BOB MONKHOUSE Head' a British Fun -cast in an uproarious farce "DENTIST IN THE CHAIR" .,Coming "THE SINS OF RACHEL CADE" Unforgettable ! Adult Entertainment. New Minister For Donnybrook, Auburn, Westfieid Is Inducted AUBURN, mid:-. the W.A. of ited Church was filled to capac-IDonnYbrook. Greetings were also ity 1ast Friday evening when Rev. C. E. Lewis, B.A., B.D., was inducted into.the Auburn charge of Knox United, Wostlield and Donnybrook churches. The in- duction service was conducted by Rev.' Allan Johnston, of l3rucefield, assisted by Rev. (;.,Lir addressed -the minister and the congregation. During this Yin- pressive service, Mr. Elliott Lapp sang "Beside still waters," ac- companied by the church organ- ist, Miss Margo Grange. Mr. Norman McDowell, record- ing secretary for the charge, escorted Rev. Mr. Lewis to the front and he was inducted into, his first charge. At the con- elusion of the service, Mr. WVit- ,liam Straughan, Mr: Bert Thomp- son and Mr. Alvin McDowell, representing elders of the Three churches, introduced the mem- bers to their new minister. Following the service, a recep- tion took place in the Sunday school, room of the church where the ladies of the W.A. served a delicious lunch. Wards of wet= come were given by John Durnin representing the pastoral com- mittee, Lyle Smith, for the Y.1'.S., Mrs. James Leddy for, brought -from Knox P re sbyterian Chuirch by Dr. D. J. tane and from the - .t _.1,1 k's Anglican Church` by Rev. R. Meally. , The Baptist mihister,-lt'Ir.. Craig Peters,..was unable to be present. °Rey, and Mrs. Lewis and dauter, Catherine, have taken .tip �:,esidenc - irk .the-.„Arilf. rn Ball's Cemetery. Due to the resignation of Rob- ert. Arthur, chairman of the Ball's cemetery board, a plot- hdlders' meeting was' held in the Orange Hall. on Thursday evening of last week. 'Trustee Ink Itaithby was chairman and {•s. Gordon R. Taylor was sec- rotary. William Wagner was. named the new trustee to re- place Robert Arthur who had served for four years. Norman ,McDowell was appointed the new chairman.. The board reported that 'according to the cemetery act,, the boald has transferred its bonds to the Stirling Trust WILMA: DALE, 17, of R.R. 1, Clinton, was selected Huron County Dairy Princess at the 'annual Spring -Pair,- ,Clinton Community Pat k. She Will compete with more than 40 county and district winners at the CNE for the fifth an- nual Ontario Dairy Princess crown. First prize is a two - Corporation. The interest nn week tour of Great Britain v?a tire'' bonds will be used:for the Pan American World Airways. maintenance of the church hind The competition is sponsored the cemetery grounds Hob' "t ''Turner is the superintendelit y„d Mrs. Gordon Taylor is the seem. tart' -treasurer. The annual picnic of Knox Presbyterian Church and St. An- cl reu s, 813 •h vas -held at It---yt41-»........,.-_. - on Friday eVeni-ng-(4,: lest --week: uric,is Races and contests were in l Welland, brother of the. groin charge of the Rev. D. J Lane and Wilber Gather, uncle of th assisted by Sunday school teach- bride. ers of both Auburn and Blyth. . The wedding dinner and I.(Mrs. Herbert Mogridee return- , • W. J. Denomme FLOWER Phone JA 4 8132 DAY NIGHT Agent for 24 -hr. FILM DEVELOPING 2TF Holida SWIFT'S BUTTERBALL TURKEYS COTTAGE ROLL ALBACOL CHICKENS MARSHMALLOWS CIGARETTES .K� AVINGS PLUMP BROILER SIZE — lb. c SWEET PICKLED CRYOVAC 1-2s E tESH, SL1Cp _ OR. PIECE Ib. c rar GRADE :-"A" 3 -LB. AVERAGE lb. 35c KRAFT JET -PUFFED. , Bag 29C CARTON OF 200 ALLEN'S DRINKS ORANGE GRAPE APPLe YORK FANCY PEAS GOOD. LUCK MARGARINE sWANsoNs:TV DINNERS CHICKEN TURKEY BEEF MLAREN'S' CORN RELISH. SAICO TUNA FISH RSD -RIPE WATERMELON CORN HOME GROWN No. } 48 -oz. TINS SAVE 11c SAVE 4c 2 FOR • 55c 61 FOR � .00 FOR 65c 59c 15 -OZ. JAR PORK ,LOIN by, the Ontario Department of Agriculture, the Ontario Mil!. Producers' Co ordinatiu ; Board and The Telegram. Qctogenarian Club klas Had 480 . Members:Since Its Inception . Ninety members athe Octo- Acer of health for Huron; of. facially opened the parlt'.s new wading pool, installed recently at a cost of $4,500. Dr. Aldis ;§aid the pool is. "one of the finest in Ontario.” genarian ';1ttb' of Goderich were tr te tot irl3thannuali c- nic on ;July 19 by local Kinsmen and Kinettes. Among special guests were John Tigert and Mrs. Thomas Warrener, who at 9,3 are the oldest members of the club. In charge of the picnic pro- grpm, helj_ at the Harbourlite president; ' ar'vl mb ;°'= sident of the Kinsmen Club of Goderich, the sponsoring organ- . n, and Mrs. Jean McCauley, t of the -local Kinette Press Club. D. J. - Pat) Patterson, who helped or anize the Octogenar- ian Club, said about 480 persons have been members since the club's inception. Before the picnic, a special memorial service was held at Octogenarian Park, S. Patrick street. Wreaths in- memory of past members "were placed 'by Mr, Hibbert, Mrs. McCauley and Mayor E. C.' Fisher. In charge of the service was, Rev. D. J. Lane. of Clinton:'a club member. Kinsmen members later tour- ed Kinsmen Park, 'South street. where the"Kinette president pre- sented Mr. Hibbert with a $500 cheque to be used for park up- keep. Dr. R. M. Aldis, medical of - The . Go' rich Si, l;1 ' £hursday, Augl, t $rd, 1941 : *: TO OMEN FIURON+#VI The official opening of Huron view,i an addition to the Cwinty Home at Clinton, will .be held Frida . , Se tenlber Stit,. 1l t' at 2.50 pp.m. The Hon. LouisP. Cecile, Q.C., will officiate at thia ceremony and will eutthe_rib- bon to declare the wing' ofciali7 opened. BY KARIN, c r Now OPEN at the corner of '•` Hamilton and -Newgate Streets GODERICH { Hair -Shaping and Permanents ESKA PROTEIN WAVE FROSTING -- BLEACHING — TINTING 'OPEN SATURDAYS -- ALL DAY Appointments made to suit YOUR CONVENIENCE For Appointments Call JA 4-9732—Res. 8881 24ff •••••eme••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• • Trt.1 CAMP CAMP FOR BLIND c • Thirty-one blind people from • the counties of Elgin. Huron, • Middlesex and Perth were taken •• • by -the C.N.LB., to the new Lake • ed;home last Sunday after a fewc c ptlon was nota at the home 0 the bride's parents where the weeks' visit with her daughter. 75 guests were received by the Mrs. 7 s. (; or merit' Thompson, and Ciride's mother wearing a dress Mr. ,Thom son,.-at_73rarnpt. of.: lilac.,<•n,e,_ :with white acces- Mr � VMr's. R(�rr-•Rya h and - series n i apink earn i fnrriily, of London.visited 1,.,..1 at on cor sage. She 'was assisted by the Sunday with Mrs. Charles groom's mother who received Straughan' wearing a dress of ice blue bro McNall--Garner cacled nylon with matching hat ` Tcrly Trinity Anglican Church, and corsage of red roses. t, Welland, decorated with summer For a wedding trip through flowers, was the setting for the the States and New York City, marriage of Wilma Garner, the bride chose a blue silk sheath daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil shantung dress with white ac Garner, of Welland, to Robert cessories. On 'their return the George McNall, son of Mrs. Mary will take up residence at 55 McNall and the late Thomas Mc - Nall, formerly of Auburn. Rev. G.. Holmes officiated at the cere- mony. The soloist, Norman Fisher, sang the "Wedding Pray- er" and "0 Perfect Love,” ac- companied by the church organ- Hill ist, Harry Cawthorne who also Porters- played traditional wedding music. The bride,"wha• was given in Picnic marriage by her father, chose S: for her wedding a floor -length gown of white silk organza over taffeta fashioned with long taper- ing sleeves and fitted bodice. French lace emphasized the scal- loped square neckline. A dainty coronet of seed" pearls held in place her elbow -length tell of silk illusion. She 'carried a cas- cade o4 pink and white roses with stephanotis and -fern leaves. The bride's only attendant was .her -cousin. Miss Patricia Knowles, of Barrie. She wore a full -skirted pink taffeta dress featuring a sweetheart neckline and a matching large pictur at: fi = i 'Tied 1 uqu 'a blue and white carnations. Wel- lington McNall, Welland. was his brother's best man and the Joseph summer camp for. the blind on July 29. The cafnp, which opened Jui`y 15 and closes „September 9, Yvi..1.L s. l,ructed, anis-ee pec"} at."a:-cost-Ornout $350,000. This' money will be raised by service clubs, govern- mental assistance and private individuals. Mr. and Mrs. James S: Curtis have returned home to Fenwick after spending a week with Mr. and Mi's. Wilmer Harrison. 1 � l Leonard avenue, Welland. Wed- ding guests were, pi+'esent from Goderich, Auburn, Blyth, Port Colborne, Barrie, Hamilton and St. Catharines. COMPLETE COMPRESSOR SERVICE Jack Hammer Air Drill Quick, economical cutting of your Basement Floors, Walls, Pavement, Con- crete, etc. Diamond' ContrAactors Phone 522-R Listowel 30 SOLID WHITE 7 -OZ. TIN 18 -LB. AVERAGE 3 3 FOR $1 69c • Doz. 49c Just Arrived MONTMORENCY RED CHERRIES Fresh Chilled 20 -ib. PAILS Also Large Sweet Blacks 't.. FOR YOUR 'SHOPPING - CONVENIENCE OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY ...., OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL .10 P.M. - RED & WHITE,fOODMASTER 91 ^VICTORIA S. N. . - ODER1CH BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE Ltd. CLINTON THURSDAY and FRIDAY -- August' 3, 4 "HIGH TIME" (Color) (Scope) Bing Crosby, Fabian Tuesday Weld (One Cartoon) SATURDAY ONLY— August 5 "WILD RIVER" (Color) (Scope) Montgomery Clift - Lee Remick, Jo VanFleet (One Cartoon) SUNDAY MIDNI,TE ONLY— August 6 DOUBLE FEATURE "THE ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE" John Agar, June Kenny "WAR OF THE COLOSSAL BEAST", Sally Fraser, Roger Pace (One Cartoon) MON., TUES., WED.— August 7, 8, 9 "PSYCHO" (Adult Entertainment) Anthony Perkins Vera Miles, Janet Leigh (One Cartoon) 1~irsl Sho* i t 1Dutk. Children under 12, in cars, Free siomememmgeonommemosimorommassmr • .y PORTER'S HILL, ;Aug. 1. — Grace United Sunday School I held its annual picnic at Harbor Park on Monday evening with a good attendance. Races followed supper. with the following winners: Begin- ners — Marie Betties; primary boys and girls—Connie Harris, John Sturdy, Kevin- Cox; junior girls --Christine Harris, Colleen Lockhart, Cheryl Cox; junior boys — Dennis Harris, Larry Sturdy, David Mathers; inter- mediates — Sharon Lockhart TPeggy :.n`ti"`Belf'Ies-BonnieTox seniors—Bruce Betties, Sharon Lockhart, Joanne Harrison; mar- ried ladies—Mrs. Bill Cox, Mrs. Donald Harris, Mrs. Elgin Cox; married men—Donald Harris, Elgin Cox, Keith Cox; girls' sack race—Connie Harris, Christine Harris, Joanne Harrison; - boys' sack race—Steve Harris, Larry Sturdy, David Mathers; girls' three-legged_ race—Sharon-Lock- hart and Peggy Ann Betties, Col- leen Lockhart and Christine Harris. Bonnie Cox and Lynda Johnson; boys' three-legged race —Steve Harris and Larry Sturdy, David Mathers• and John Man- ning, Kevin Cox and John Cox; girls' wheelbarrGW- — Sharon Lockhart and Connie Harris. .Ittlia Cox and Christine Harris, Joanne . Harrison and Bonnie Cox: boys' wheelbarrow—Bruce Betties and Dennis Harris Larry Sturdy and Steve Harris, John Sturdy and John Cox; shoe scramble — Bonnie Cox, .Julia Cox, Cheryl Cox; kick-the-siip- per—Bruce, Betties, Peggy Ann Betties, Christine Harris. Peanut scrambles for the children and contests for the adults followed. The committee in charge of the sports was Mr, and Mrs. Bill Harris, Mr. and Mrs. es er ury an. ' r. an Mrs. Harry Torrance. APPOINTMENT MADE Robert E. (Bob) Secord, dis- trict representative,, has been appointed supervisor of pro- vincial field services for the community program of the On- tario Department of Education. Ile assumes his new ..,duties on August 15. He has been located at Hanover since 1953. WE ,BUYS AND SELL USED REFRIGERATORS EXPERT SERVICE TO REFRIGERATION and AIR -CONDITIONERS RECONDITIONED AUTOMATIC WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS NOGW IN STOCK GERRY',S APPLIANCES 52 WEST ST. G. 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