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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-08-10, Page 11Mrs Harold Des oh Inn and so MIIyrIZe Colorful KINGSBEIDGt,, aad�ss iit'U}. rK.�-. Piti,as obits, any Garden St. was 'Ham, mings cakes oil -the as a sat by members men's iency the The Luck game Hanna Snider, trophy taro behalf There drawnby lows, brackets: bridge, Carl cash Mrs. rich, pliances); 3, Lucknow, mme Darr; O'Brien Agnes with Bell); chair, Mary ware, ford, stone Brown, prize, E. ntlte, Mrs. cash (By Mrs. jnf � i 5'• fir n,s aw '�to ° as years, Party Joseph's largely turkey and and salads tables continuous down to their modern of League,Vvorked and large crowd. Port to beow Trophy. 'of CKNX, to James of the of Mr. was with Thos. (transistor Schneiker, prize, Helen (table John Flower Leo Courtney) Aug. � 4.4 b#04: M. 4 ?•. a fin► well as locally, the Kingsbridge on the Church, attended. and all home-made were from 5 ;round the supper. new the Catholic despatch in Albert team i a-wardedin the annual Mr. presented Dougherty, Port Albert Hanna. a host Mr. Snider, the donor's Wallace, radio); Goderich, Goderich G. Lanaway, lamp, Shore R. Gilmore, (flash camera, Shop); erich (rac Shop); Hamilton, and sugar, Hansford, Furniture); Calgary, (pin-up lamp, Mrs. Mills, Ont., Jeffery & Lucknow, Dry Sullivan, French Dry °' 8.—Au �I 0 :.:: l? Fit' "`q�k d�ls� for grounds Saturday, • - the trim- pies, piled high to R Pan. of people Aided kitchen, Wo with effic-Summer serving edged ba the 1John Monty the cap team, on of prizes, as fol- name in Kings- Mrs. ($20 Mfg. Co); Gode- Ap- R.R. Deno- Mrs. Mary t'?i a math, '� Anis (tray Reg. Galt, (lawn Miss (glass- Joe Hans- Black- Larry ($5 cash Son); Mrs. (S5 credit Cleaners); Bolton, ($5 Clean- ers); ilton, rs. '�a�`r' Frayne, derson's of Ray, lighter Austin erson Woodley, Donald R.R. Plante Dalton, ham, fornia, with Rev. visited Gently. -Mrs. nett dine and O'L,ughlin, Brace, Sullivan, Whitmore, Messrs. and Brown, and stock; Frances Marsman, -and Mrs. Mr. annc daughter visited Theresa weeks Austin nan over British I and Master Genevieve ."b�`� w�p ware); R.R. Drug 7, Remington Miss Mr. 'Fr. Holiday Nick and Kenny, friend, their Mrs. Mrs- Michael and son, Mr. Misses visited' the Mr. daughter • inners (casserole, Kingsbridge, Book tray, St. Electric); Lucknow,' & R.R. Adeline has the all Mike of Miss Fred remained with and Columbia. and R Partywith Harold Martin, Ham- Ormand"y'slr Iinaian, Lon- ..a . �• ��j y 't,1.-,+- � '2ti` 141�"ast<er Jimmy (vase, Hen- Store); John fan 3, !Goderich, (cigarette Cornish Electric); Marie, (toiletries, Em- Store); Mrs. Veronica ($3 cash prize, Mc- Mike Dalton, ($2 cash prize, Worthy); Mrs. Ray 7, Lucknow, (picnic I.G.A.).Charles Visitors. O'Keefe, •of Cali- spent her holidays and •Mrs.^Jos. O'Keefe, Cyril, S.J., •of Toronto, O'Keefe family re- visitors were: Mr. and Perry., Mrs. Nora Sin -of Shannon, Mrs- Berna Mr. Jerry Murray Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Henry of Detroit; Mrs. J. p, of Bolton; Mrs. George Washington, D.CA. and John Costello sister, Mrs Larry Don Mills, Ont.: Mr. J. C. Moss, of Wood- Frances Dalton, Miss Gilmore, Mr. Arnold all of London; Mr. Bila Trrcn Osch, Mr: and Garvey,of Toronto` Mrs. Bruce Hansford Ray, of Galt. Courtney a n d Theresa, of Toronto, over the week - end. to spend two,. her aurtt,Jwlrs. John other relatives here. Beatrice and Jean Kee- the O'Neil family week -end en route to Mrs. Ted Reynolds Lorna, Mr. and • Harold week Messrs. Dalton, Heffernan, with the Mr. children, with Mr. during Mrs. Cliff Mrs. JaceAustin, and. Mr. man and Miss ing her in Toronto NATIVE SELL$ Ashfield as ptesident ing Inc., announcement Free Mr. firm in interest. in the autos, equipment Ordnance Mr. to tour Charles the late Sherwood family cession, recently, brother-in-law and Mrs. went - Charlie sidency which Sanco in the of real ' T. S. acting Port of attached the customs years. collector 4.11 from Sudbury spent the end with Mr. and Mrs, flay John Van Osch, Ter Tommy Hogan, Albert George Collinson left for Langtonr tost assist tobacco harvest. and Mrs. Ray Baker and of Woodstock, visited -and Mrs. Leo Courtney the past week; ss ` , f ] �`ttstin were Mr. and of Timmins, and Mrs. Ambrose Hart- family, of Kitchener. Kathleen Dalton is spend- holidays with relatives and Sarnia. aPipDalton:- e 0 I jr 1 1 s 4 ° Lovely weather smiled-' ap- proval on the Pipe Band Tattoo, sponsored by the Royal Can- adian Legion, Branch 109, at A r / �V4�,=.�¢ it .4F , �' *.+ .:. iv S. hip . � a 1 1 500 eo l thrill er e g H , . ri to the stirring music and en - tertaining Scottish dancing. Most impressive performance of the evening was the mashed pipe band presentation when, following the command, "Pipe The Drums," the bands march - ed and played as one under the night lights at the park. Those taking part were: The ' Mount Forest, Camerons, Perth Regi - ment Pipe Band, of Stratford; Branch 109 Pipe Band, of Gode- rich. Also taking part in the evening's program the Clin ton Citizens zens brass Band.n Master of Ceremonies was Jock Pirie, of Goderich, who also amused the crowd with jokes between items on .the -pro - gram. The Exeter Pipe Band. was unable to bp. present, The tattoo is sponsored 'by - Branch 1709 only with no muni cipal grant or similar financial support, For this reason Branch 109 is thankful for the support given the tattoo by the general public. The winners of the draw were: James Robin, West street; Wil - liam Stiles, • Montreal street; Eric Smith, Gibbons street. Some 30 young Scottish danc- ers gave lively exhibitions un- der the direction of Mary Lynne -—.,,.. _ ._,.-. OF ASH FIELD DETROIT BUSIN S Sherwood, a native of Township, has retired of Ryco Engine��rlI- according to- a Y�ee ht in the Detroit Press. Sherwood organized the 1947 and has sold' his He has spent 35 years design and development farm machinery, test and products for the Corps and Air Force. and Mrs. Sherwood plan the United States. Sherwood is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel and was' born on the farm on the 10th con- Ashfield, which, until was occupied by his and sister, Mr. Leslie Ritchie. Charlie to Detroit in 1923. is retaining -the pre . --o'f Sanco Corporation- was organized in 1956. Corporation is engaged ownership and operation estate. - Butcher King, cream Ray Lodge Gilmore, Filsinger's); Galt, Furniture); Don John Carter, Bluewater J. P, pr , . -- - Among Y the' dancers taking part were: Patsy Willert. Mich - ele. and Carol Cruickshank, Aud- rey Marriott, Ruth Melady, Mary Anstay, Sherri °Atfield, Cheryl Youngblut, Gail Seers, Jannett Dobie, Janet Young, Jacky Mar - riott, Sharon McClinchey, An - � nette McCrostie, Nancy Ross, Suzanne Mitchell, Connie Young, Wanda . Hunter, Patsy Miller, Lori Baechler, Barbara McLeod, Bonnie Robinson, June Bissett, Delores Gauley, Carolyn Gra- ham, Linda Young, Patsy Wil- CUSTOMS OFFICERde, Rompf. of Sarnia, is now customs officer for the Goderich. He has been to the Sarnia office of department for 14 ' Mr. Leslie Riley is the of customs here. WHI FOOD STORES _ ,w ked :h,:..:. Blue BEEF A GRED,&)\ OUR a Brand �' MEATS — BLADE �. APE WY.. Blado Roasts . 5, .:.,, REMOVEDlb. _ ' ,:.,:;.RADE tit• • or isHoRT RIB RoAST pu. • LEAN and MEATY. , Ib.. 4 3 c -1 .0 . , ivitNc ED BEEF .,„ 1 GROUND 2 lbs'. c . .,FRESH c. -ELL�ACIC._ l �bs• 79c • . , KRAFT DELUXE . . $-OZ. PACKAGE . for c. VAN CAMP WITHPORI( , 20 OZ. TINS 'for 95c • , moNARCHTEA BisK --d 40 -OZ. PKG. ' 47c 7 I CANADA VINEGAR 9- Gallon , 73c FREE 16 -oz. with the purchase Jar Red �c of 48 -oz. Ii�fhfr.69c . ..R P White Prep ared Mustard Jar of Supreme Sweet Pickles _, , . Q J• . -iO,1bs..85c _ u Bricks69c ' MONARCHMIX. FAMILY - n SIZE - 20 -OZ. 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Rich- ards was in charge of the Unit- ed Churci "services -Sunday and will be for the month of Aug- ust until they move to •their new- appointment near Brock- ville. Visitors Sunday with Mrs. Annie Bere were her son, Har- vey Culbert, wife and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Culbert, of Walton. Miss Clara Sproul and sister, Mrs. -Arthur Elliott, are visiting Mrs. Edna Perry and other rela- tives at St. Thomas. Mr_ and Mrs. Albert Mason, of Colborne Township, visited Mr. and lVi s,s: ldonAIdgiaXt-an-Sun- da,* 4I kin, Barbara Bannistej,and Mari, Lynne Leonard. The Goderich Legion Pipe Band, Branch 109, took part in the Highland`` games at Dutton on Monday where a total.• of ten bands participated. In the com- petitions, they won the Spence Trophy. Wedding • GOODMAN — CURI ELL in a double -ring ceremony in Victoria Street united Church on Saturday, Marion Elizabeth uur'ei1, daughter of 111r. and 41rs. George .b. Uurreil, of Godew rich, became the e bride of Will- ired Laurence Goodman, son of Mr. an& Mrs. F. Goodman, of Weekes, Saskatchewan. ltev. S. A. Moote, of London, officiated in a setting of pink and white gladioli. Mrs. J. Snider pre- sided at the organ and ' ccom- ponied the soloist, Mrs. Gordon rienderson, who sang "0 Perfect Love" and -Inc Wedding Prayer." Given iri marriage by, her father, the bride chose a floor- length gown of norganza over taffeta fashioned on princess fines. The fitted bodice Icatured a portrait neckline framed by' guipure lace roses ,and leaves. 'the same lace motif was extend- ed over the shirred short sleeves and she wore, matching gloves. The billowing skirt of norganza- over layers of tulle and taffeta swept to a chapel train. !ler finger-tip veil of French illusion was held by a double crown of opalescent sequins and seed pearls- and -'she carried a cast,ade bouquet of red roses. • Miss Carolyn Harnock, of Goderich, was .maid of honor and bridesmaids were the' bride's sister, Mrs. • Ray Ireland, -of Barrie, and her cousins. Miss Mary Smith' and Miss Barbara Henderson, both of Goderich. They, wore identical gowns of lyric' greets taffeta with 'white straw headbands and white. ac- cessories and they carried cas- cade bouquets of white mums. The bride's brother, Donald Currell, of Goderich, was groomsman and another brother, John Currell, of Cold'. Lake, Al -1 berta, and a cousin, Bill Smith, of .Toronto, ushered. The reception was held at the I home of the bride where the. bride's mother received the guests wearing a shocking'pink silk linen sheath dress with' matching hat, white"accessories' and a corsage of white carna- tions. Due to illness in the Tamil-, the. groom's - Mother "was unable to be present. The bride's grandmother, Mrs. Neil McKinnon, of • Goderich, wore a figured silk jacket -"dress with white accessories and a pink carnation corsage. For travelling the bride chang- ed to a bouffant pink linen jacket dress with beige -acces- sories and a corsage of white carnations. The young couple will,reside in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba. __ - Guests from 'a distance were present from Toronto, Ottawa, Barrie, Montreal, Exeter and Detroit. Prior to her marriage the 'ride was entertained at show- ers in her honor given by her aunt, Mrs. Vernon Smith, and cousin, Mrs. Gordon Henderson; her aunt, Mrs. Lorne Rodges, and by Miss' Carolyn Harndck. Mrs. Currell, the bride's mo- ther, entertained at a trousseau tea. PERSONALS Ruth Wallace and Lyn Rae have returned from a. two -weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Louis Simard and Mr. and Mrs. Tremblay, at Grande Baie, Que- 'me. These visits are arranged through Inter -Provincial Visits. Miss Eva Somerville has re- turned from an -extensive trip to Europe and• the • Middle East, visiting such coUntries as Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Nrael. In Europe, France, Italy, ‘Switterland and Greece were on the itinerary. '- Guests with Miss Lillias Mac - Vicar recently were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Meggs And 'daughter, Sheila, of Paris. Mr, Tom Koviak, Detroit, was home with his wife and faintly 'or the week -end. Sharon Boulton, London, who visited her cousin, Betty Irvin, also visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Errington and Mr. and Mrs. John Durnin last week. Mr. and Mrs. -Frank Bowring and family, Toronto, and Misses Ruth arid Viotta Richardson, Toronto, visited the Cranston families. Mr. and Mrs.‘ Je1ary Wilbur and little son, Bradley, of Col- lins Bay, and the lady's 'pother, Mrs.-- D. S. Fines, Toronto, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Langevin and children, of Barrie, spent the week -end with the lady's mother, Mrs. L. Stingel and Angus. Mr. Jack Chisholm is receiv- ! ing further treatment at the Cor ppnsation Hospital„ Toronto, to correct' the results of an ac- cident which occurred to him over a yea!- ago. We were -pleas- ed to note improvement when he was home recently and was ' without crutches. Mrs. Gordon Ritchie, Lucknow, visited her sister, Mrs. Ethel McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. George Whitlam "BUD" DATE IS BURNED TC DEATH IN BLAZING HOTEL A former immigration officer at Goderich, Harry 'B. ("Bud" Date, 38, died in a fire Sunda in Hotel Queen Alexandra at Prescott, Ontario. He had been posted on temporary immigra- tion duty at Prescott for one #NEi?cu ur. w m�E<�ktb �aKsres k Leve her "perions escape -from the hotel which the early morning blaze reduced toe shell before the fire was brought under control. Cause of the fire was unknown . "Bud" Date was in charge of the immigration office at Code - ing. Mrs. Herb Finnigan led with the worship service and Mrs. Ryan took the minutes in the absence of the secretary. Mrs. M. Reed read a letter of thanks for a bale of clothing that had been sent. Mrs. M. Shackleton offered prayer. The theme of the meeting was Unity of the Christian Church. Walter Percival Wilson. — Word -has been received from Wolsely, Saskatchewan, of the death of Walter Percival Wilson on July 24, 1961, after a lengthy New Minister illness. Mr. Wilson was bot at Goderich, April 20, 1880, and' had lived at. Toronto, Timmins, At' Pentecostal Radium, Hot Springs and Regina before moving to Wolsely, Sask- atchewan. Surviving are his widow, the former Ilene Miller, of Dungannon, and a daughter, Ruth. Funeral services were held at the chapel of the Geri- atric Centre with Dr. A.- E. El- liott officiating. Interment was -4n-W-olsel netery. rich about 1952 to 105 at a time" when many Europeans, principally Dutch, were settling, in the Goderich area. , After leaving Goderich, "Bud" went to Germany for twa years on im- migration duties. The imxnigrg- ed to Stratford. He was a member of Branch 109 of the Canadian Legion at Goderich and was for a time secretary of the branch. During World War II, he was awarded the Distinguished Flying- Cross while serving with4'the RCAF. A native of Sarnia, his home was at 316 W.eIlington' street, Sarnia, when he was fatally burned. Surviving are his wife, Katherine, daughters, Jane and Mary Ann, and sons, Michael, Harry and Bernard; also his par- ents, four sisters and two bro- thers. The funeral service was held at Sarnia on Wednesday with interment in Lakeview cemetery. and children, of Toronto, visited Mr.' and Mrs. Robert Stothers. Mrs. Gladys Rivett was home from Ayton at the week -end. She is cooking for a crew of construction workers. Anderson Reunion Held._ — More than 70 members of lhe ,Anderson family gathered Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Anderson, Ashfield. It was the occasion of the annual get-together and also to meet their children, 'Terry and Dixie Anne, of Calgary. Guests were from London, Brantford, Orillia, Toronto; Pinkerton, Wingham, Goderich, -Lucknow and Dun- gannon. Mr.' and Mrs. Fred Andel:son, Lucknow, aril Mrs. H. Anderson, London, were the oldest members • present. 'Mr. Fred Anderson is in charge of the reunion next year. W.M.S. Meets At ,Mrs. J. J. Ryan's.—Mrs. J. J. Ryan was hostess at her home for the. WKS. meeting with the presi- dent, Mrs. Esther Rivett, presid- Rev. Robert, Clark, of Hamil- ton, has succeeded Rev. H. 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