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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-08-17, Page 3541, W: 1. Denomme FLOWER SHOP" Phone JA 4 813'2 NIGHT GRA!? co 49 ‘ 2. CM Agent for 24 -hr. FILM DEVELOPING 52TP sfliesseiremomesesseo SUNSET DRIVE-IN 134 miles east of Goderich on No. 8 Highway Wednesday, Thursday, Friday-- , Aug. 16, 17,-18 Michael' Forrest and Frank Wolff Ski Troop Attack" Richard Devon and Ron Kennedy "Battle Of f Blood Island Saturday, Monday, Tuesday - Aug. 19, 21, 22 Steve Reeves and Georgia Moll "White . Warrior': Color Paul Bryer and Vic Rare "Squad .,Car" Wednesday, Thursday, Friday-- . Aug. 23, 24, 25 Gregory Peck and Harry Guardino "Pork Chop Hill" Belinda Lee and Jacques Serans • `Goddess of -Love' Color TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY First Show at Dusk Children under 12 in cars free Playgrounds - Refreshments •N01•••••••••••fi••••• PERSONALS1 Out-of-town enn�cra attending Out -oaf town► guests attending the. Goodman -Curren wedding were: Mrs. JackMcKinnon and daughter, Margaret, of Ottawa; Mr. George , Price, of Ottawa; Mrs. Wm. Gould, of Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bumphrey, of Ex- eter; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, of Toronto; Mr. a"nd Mrs. Jas. Videan, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ireland, of Barrie. Visitors last week at the home of Mrs. E. Christilaw and Mr. and Mrs. Len Christilaw, Nile, were: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Free, oewoo4; d g.14,4'� 41rs Xurdon '.4E rNs ' :e, ild' 54 " i `i ,1,P,.iie Mr. and Mrs. Ken Knight arc children, Detroit; Mrs. Abner Morris, Dungannon; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McWhinney and faiYi- ily, and Mrs. Helen McWhinney, of Thornbury; Mr. and Mrs. Orville Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald flake and family, of Iiolmesp,,../ ville. 1 Grade 1, c:su�►-.::'�t� vet.-►±�: BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE Ltd. CLINTON Thurs., Fri. -August 17, 18 Academy Award Winner "ELMER GANTRY" (Adult Entertainment) (Color) Burt Lancaster, Shirley Jones First Row: Left to Right; Susan McLean, Sylvia Gilbert, Irene Pfrimer, Lorna Pratt, Heather Muir, Chrystal Strauglian, Margo Grange, Nancy Hughes. Second Row: Left to Right; Barbara Brind- ley, Pat Boutilier, Marion Sutherland, Sheila Walmark, Joan Mills, Jossette • Delbergue, Mary , Blackstone, Sandra Finnigan. Third Row Left' to Right; Pat Murphy, John Hopkinson, Bill Anderson, Bob Watson, Stan Connelly, Jim Lodge, Jerry Weaver, Ernie Pinder, Bob Cornish. Fourth Row: Left to, Right; Mike Vrooman, John Hamilton, Dave Luciuk, Maurice Dal- ton, John Terpstra, Jack Clements, Lawrence Black, Jerry Linfield, Jim Rankin, Dave Leeson. Sat., Mon., Tues., - August 19, 21, 22 -- Double Feature - 'The Three Worlds Of Gulliver" (Color) - Kerwin Mathews, Jo Morrow "Nightfall" . Aldo Ray, Anne Bancroft (One Cartoon) - Wed., Thurs., Fri. -- August 23, 24, 25 G. "The Misfits" Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe (One Cartoon) First Shaw at Dusk. Children under 12, in cars, Free Modern Hair Styling " BY KARIN Now OPEN at the corner of Hamilton and Newgate. Streets GODERICH Hair -Shaping and Permanents * ESKA PROTEIN WAVE * FROSTING - BLEACHIl G - TINTING OPEN SATURDAYS -- ALL DAY Appointments made Ito suit YOUR CONVENIENCE For Appointments CaII JA 4 -9732 -Res. 8881 24tf • :rade 13Examinahon Results Goderich C Examination results for Grade tion officials, after reviewing the [Comp., 66; Eng. Lit. '70; Gem; 55; Latin Cont 50; . French g complaintsetry 51; Botany62•° 13 at Goderich District Colleg- insisted that the ,Zoology 52; Auth, 60; FrenchComp. 30. paper was "not unduly- long." John Clements --English Comp. 75; -'Eng. -Lit. 62;- Algebra Of the GDCI students writing Comp. 77; -Eng. Lit. 55; History 81; Gedmetry 86; Trig. 91; English `EIteraturo, Sylvia Gil- 71; Botany 71•. Zoology 74; Latin Physics 83; Chemistry 87; Auth. 51; Latin Comp. 52; FrenchAuth. 59; • French Comp. French Auth. 58; French Comp. 52. 53. - Joan Mills -History 71; Geom- Stan Connelly -Eng. -Lit. .55; etry 57. Trig. 59; Physics 55; Chemistry Heather Muir -English Comp. 54. • ' • 0, 58; Eng. Lit. 70; Botany 77; Robert Cornish -History 53; Zoology 51. Maurice Dalton -History 58. Jossette Delbergue-Eng. Lit. 59; History 60; Botany 51; Zool- ogy 57; . Fr. Auth. 55; French Comp. 54. Sandra Finnigan -Eng. Comp. 69; tng. Lit. 63; History 84; Geometry 51; Botany 55; Zoology 66; French Authors 56; French Comp. 50. Sylvia Gilbert - Eng. Comp. 65; English Lit. 79; Algebra 53; Geom. 75; Trig. 67; Physics 71; Chemistry 71; French Auth. 68; French Comp. 64. Margo Grange -Eng. Comp. 61; Eng. Lit. 66; Botany 53; Zool- ogy 59,; French Auth, 51; French Comp. 51. John Hamilton -Eng. ` Comp. 74; Eng. Lit. 70; Algebra ,0; Geometry85; Trig. 92; Physics `83; Chemistry 87; French Auth. 63; French Comp. 65. John Hopkinson -- English Comp._, 60. - Nancy Hughes -Eng. Comp. 73; 'Eng. Lit. 60; Botany 53; Zoology 61; Latin Auth. 51; Latin . Comp. 51; French Auth. 52; French Comp. 50. Dave Leeson- History 67; Geometry 65; Trig. 56; otany 63; Zoology 56; French -52; French Comp. 51. Jerry Linfield - Eng. Comp. 58; Eng. Lit. 53; Geom. 50; Trig. 51; Physics 53; Chemistry 62. James Lodge -Eng. Comp. 73; Eng. Lit. 61; Algebra 65; Geom. 73; Trig. 61; Physics 81; Chem. '78; French Auth. 62; French Comp. 66% "• Dave Luciuk-Eng. Comp. 66; History 80: Botany 73; Zoology iate Institute have been an- nounced by Principal Okal L. Day The latter states that the overall record is slightly better than a year ago. Winner of The Robert Mac- Kay Memorial Scholarship for the highest standing on Grade 13 work at GDCI, valued at $200, is John Hamilton. In second place to him was Gerald Mc- Michael whose average was alsoover 75 per cent. Winners of Donald Fraser and Family bursaries, each valued at,$75, were: Leo Hoogenboom, Bonnie Allen, Cobh Terpstra and Martie Koopmans. . Reference to Grade 13 'results published a year ago in The Signal -Star showed a total of 41 students. 9 This year the total' number of students whose re- sults are given is 38. Complaints were ' made • . by some students in the Province who wrote the Grade 13 English Literature gaper. They stated that it was too lengthy. Educa- • r.. French Authors 53 Gerald McMichael - E bent received the highest mark in it, . 79. -- - The individual results are as follows: Catherine Anderson - Eng. Comp. 56; Eng. Lit.- 62; Algebra 55; Geometry 66; Trig. 64; Physics 58; Chemistry. 69; French Authors 54. William Anderson - Eng. Comp. 71; Botany 54; Zoology 61; French Authors 51. Lawrence Black - English Comp. 52; Algebra 54; Geometry "64; Trig. 51; Physics 57; French Authots 51.; French Comp. 50. Mary Blackstone - English Comp. 52; English Lit, 59; Bot- any 59; Zoology 53; Chem. 53; French Authors 51. Patricia Boutilier - English Coinp. '76; Eng. Lit. 67; Algebra 72;. Geometry 62;, Trig.. 66; Zool- ogy 76; -Chemistry 69; French Authors 61; French Comp.: 53. Barbara Brindley -- English 1 NOW .OPENROBERT'S .. BEAUTY SALON * HAIR STYLING and CUTTING EXPERT PERMANENT WAVING * TELEPHONE DUNGANNON - ,2 3 2 X EVERY Saturday Night DURI-NG AUGUST From 9 p.m. 'til midnight • TO THE _RockinLRevois of Stratford ADMISSION 75c BLUE WATER LOUNGE Bayfield -Rd. JA 4-8374 GODERICH THE AIR- ARI• & ENTERTA IN D CONDITIONE BINGO at LEGION HALL SATURDAY, AUGUST 19. ' AT 8,30 P.M. 15 GAMES •-- $1.00. The prize for each regular game will be $12.00. 4 SHARE -THE -WEALTH Jackpot Combined. JACKPOT OF $100..00 IN 60 CALLS. Sponsored by Canadian -Legion Branch 109. No person under 16 admitted fo Legion Hall MEMBER m, 0 4% 0 ..r b NOW' PLAYNG - Thursday, Friday, Saturday Robert Mitchum and Anne Heywood In an action -packed story of Ireland "NIGHT FIGHTERS" Charles Chaplin, Charles Chases •Ben Turpin, plus all the old time comedy stars, in "DAYS OF THR-ILLS AND LAUGHTER" Mon., Tues:, Wed, Aug. 21, •22, 23. Adult Entertainment Shirley MacLaine, Jack Lemrt on, Fred MacMurray In the grand Academy Award Winning comedy "THE APARTMENT" Thurs., Fri., Sat. --Aug. 24, 25, 26 TWO Entertaining Atti actionsl "BIMBO THE GREAT" Circus Life hi a Technicolor hit show Plus -"The Fabulous World of Jules Verne" COMING - "The Millionaire" Adult Entertainment :.`'With Sophia Loren and Peter Wert. , tNs r MacEWAN se,:. INSURANCE o AGENCY 4 YOUR AGENT OF PERSONAL ``�' . It,SERVICE A $ s O 44 North St. Phone JA 4-9531 AN INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT tf GODERICH , ONT. SUPPER DANCE SATURDAY, AUGUST 19th Bobby Downs and His Orchestra DANCING 9 to 12 Admission -$2.00 per person ReservAtinns not 'necessary but will be appreciated Phone JA . 4-9371. If iso answer phone JA 4-7997 Catering - Weddings ----- Dinners -- Banquet 81; Chemistry • 73•t Sandra McLean -Eng. Comp. 73; Eng. Lit-. 60; History 86; Bot- any 69; Zoology 78; Latin Auth. FOURTH CONSECUTIVE .LOS: Local Swimmers lose To Club From IlAitchell Mitchell swimmers collected a total of 269 points- in compari- son to Godericb's 256 points to win an intr. club swimming meet at .iuditb -GogdeTham Mem- orial Pool on Wednesday of last week. It marked the fourth vonogattive ...loss, for - the- .,.code,; TittP twimmov-wW ° r izi ►s1 lost tnter:olub swimm;ig meets to St. Marys, EXeter and Strat- ford,;, The. results of the . Mitchell- Goderich contest on Wednesday of last week were, with Gode- rich swimmers designated (G) and Mitchell swimmers indicat- ed as (M): .Boys'--Br-eastStroke Ten and under -Jim Houze, (M)° Jim Morris, (G); Larry Doak, (G); Bradley Kepste,,r, (M). 12 and under -Jack Baker, (M); Robby Witmer, (G); BirIy Wal- kom, (M). 14 and under - Barry Pritchard, (M); David Bourne, (M); Ed. Sanderson, (G). 16 and under -Jeff Reid, (G); Wayne Rumig, (G); Bill Schutz, (M). Girls' Breast Stroke Ten and under - Jeanette Jerry, (G); Cathy Bisset, (G); Barbara Boutilier, (G); •. Connie Brady, (M). 12 and under - Mary Ellen Lawrence, (M); Wendy Rowlands, (G); Mary Lou Pauli, (M). 14 and under - Tina Hirst, (G); Ann Robertson, (M); Maureen Dowds, (G). 16 and under -Eleanor Davidson, (G); Mary Robertson, (M); Carol Stoddart, (G). ' Boys' Front Crawl 10 and under - Jim Houze, (Mag• ,.I}iiGlo Wolterle,. a vtil er -Jack Baker, (M); John Schutz, (M); Bi'fl -Craig (G),, 14 and under -Ed. Sanderson, (G); R'od Reid, (G); Tom McPherson, (M): 16 and under -Bob Ellison, (M); Jeff Reid, (G); Murray Poiking- horne, (M). Girls' Front Crawl 10 and under - Elizabeth Miantha, ' (M); Jeanette Jerry, (G); Judy Wailfle, (14). 12 and under - Mary Ellen Lawrence; -(M);-Linda -•Walko-m, (M,);• -Anne - Hardy, (G). 14 and under -Pat Pauli, (M); Tina Hirst, (G); Anne Robinson, (M). "'16; and under - Antonia Foster, (M); Carol Stod- dart, (G). ° •Boys' Back Crawl 10 and under -Danny Gloor, (M); Jimmy • Everett, (G); Ross Zoology 60; Chemistry 63; Latin Baker, (M). 12 and under -John Auth. 62; Latin Comp. 65;-I Schutz, (M); Charles Robertson,. French Auth. 74; French Comp.' (M); Robbie Witmer, (G). 14 67. - I and under - Paul Dockstader, Patrick Murphy -Eng. Comp. I (m: Ken S"rensfn, (51): John 65; En $. Lit. 56; Algebra 56; McLanders, (M). 16 and under- i Gary Baker, (M); Eugene Law- rence; (M).. Girls' Back Crawl 10 and under -Elizabeth Mian- tha, (M): Betty Bedard, (G): Gloria McNara, (M). 12 . and under -Linda Brown, (G); Shar- on Aitken, (M); Mary Lou Pauli,. (M). 14 and under -Sharon Mc- Donald, (G); Betty Sheardown, (G): Barbara Sylvester. (M)'. 16 and under -Eleanor Davidson, (G); Bonnie Baker, (M). Boys' Individual Medley 10 and under -Dirk Wolter- beek. (G); Jimmy Everett, (G); Teddy Mebb,: (M).. 12 and under -Bill Craig, (G); -Charles Rob- ertson. (M); Billy Wa'acom, (M). 14 and under=Faul Dockstade'r, (G); Tom McPherson, (M); bon Mcleod, (M). 16 and under - Wayne Romig, (»); Fred Law- rence, (M). Girls" individual {Medley 10 and under -Betty Bedard, (G); Connie Brady, (M); Penny Glog>r, (M). 12 and under -Anne Hardy4(G);' Sharon Aitken, (M); The . Godetrieb.' StIpoikIltar, ` Thur dal,, MOMS 1714;, 1St Linda Waikoran, •(li). 14 an4 WI! derma -Pat Pauli, (M); Mauer, Dowdy, (0)' , Nancy Robinsa.,, (,M). 16. and under-Mar..y rob- ertson, (M); Antonia Foster, +(]O. .r , ittllays�. , 10° and under--;oderiah, clieit,Goderich.--12 and^undeer� Mitchell, Mitebell, !Goderich, 14 and under-Goderich, Goderich, Mitchell. 16 and under-Gode- rich, nder -Dade• rich, Mitchell, Mrs. Bear Gray, of Jinscarth, Man., was a recent visitor with Mrs. Neil McKinnon, Camerou street. TO AVOI I5 THE SEPTEMBER TALC Geome ry 59; Trig. 65; Physics 61; Chemistry 77; French Auth- rs 5Q. Irene Pfrimmer-Eng. Comp. 70; Eng. -Lit. 66; Geometry 53; Botany 63; Zoology 66; French Auth. 54; French Comp. 50. Ernest Pinder - Eng. Comp. 67; Eng. Lit. 53; Botany 51; Zoology 54. Lorna Pratt -History 78; Bot- any 57; Zoology 65. James Rankin - Algebra 56; Physics 61; Chemistry 60; French Auth. 51; French Comp. 52. Olive Shields - Algebra64; Geometry 85; Trig. 67. '- Chrystal Straughan - Eng. Comp. 66; .Eng. Lit. 67; Geom- etry 62; Trig. 60; Botany ,.77; Zoology 78; French Auth. 60; French Comp. 56. Marion Sutherland - Eng. Comp. 78; Eng. Lit. 66; Isxory 87; Botany 72; Zoology 77; 'Latin Auth. 61; Latin Comp. 70; French Auth, ,7Q; French Comp. 6"7• ' John Terpstra - Eng. Comp. Eng.• .. Lit. 61; History 86; Botany 69;, Zoology 65; Latin Auth. 62; Latin Comp. 61; Fr. Auth. 69; Fr. Comp. 62. - Michael Vrooman - Eng. Comp, 52;- Botany 51; Zoology 60. ' Sheila Walmark-Eng. Comp. 75; Eng: Lit. 70; Algebra 51; Trig. 54; Botany 594 Zoology 64; Chemistry 57; French Auth. 64. Robert Watson -Algebra •55; Geometry 55; Trig. 62. Jerry Weaver - Algebra 51; Trig. 54: Physics 73; Frehch Comp. 50. • Girls Trumpet Band Explains s vl o Public -Appearances The Goderich Girls' Trumpet Band, in a letter to Town Coun- cil; explained why they did not take, part in the Dominion Day parade at Goderich. The letter was as follows: "In conversation with Mrs. Mooney recently, Mr. Wright was questPo'heer as" to why the Girls Trumpet,' Band did not appear at the Dominioiz.,a„Day parade: Mrs. Mooney i s(Ced that a letter be sent to you explaining the situation. We of the Girls Band com- mittee have been trying to re- organiz and re-equip the band with trupets. This was started last fall and carried on throbgh- out .the - winter. - It is a large undertaking and required more time than we had .allotted. In the late spring we were not sat- isfied with the girls' progress and felt they were not suffic- iently well-trained for public appearance. Our May and June practices were discouraging as our senior girls were absent because of studying - for examinations and our juniors were still too inex- perienced to perform alone. It, therefore, came to the point where we had to decide if we were going to present a poorly trained band or cancel all prac- tices and engagements until September, when we could con- tinue to re-train the girls. The committee, after much thought, unanimously agreed to the' above deeision. 4••••••••••emim eetiesee•• ••••••••••Nli•N•••••••••••••••••N® '. '1961 - SCHOOL SUPPLIES -=- 1962 SEE THE NEW 3 -RING LOOSE LEAF COVERS, Large o'r Small Rings. THIS YEAR'S Loose LEAP COVER with LARGE RINGS in the GGCI Colors SPECIAL and Imprinted with School Name. Beautiful Plastic Cover. ONLY $2.98 ;WHILE THEY LAST. Olir goal next fall will be to encourage girls with a keen in- terest in drums, bell lyras, and trumpets to join and to come out regularly to practice' They would then be ready next spring to play in public in a manner that the citizens of Goderich would be proud of. Party To Honor The Eekrniers An informal afternoon tea to/, honor .Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Eck- mier was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ormond, Bayfield, on Wednesday after- noon of last week. Mr. Ormond is the' chairman of the Bayfield Public Library Board., More than 50 librarians and representatives of library boards were present to honor Mr. and Mrs. Eckmier, former Huron County Librarians prior to their departure to Scarborough. Many messages were received from those who could not attend. Pre- viously, they had been enter- tained by many of ' their as- sociates throughout the count3). Mrs. Eckmier plans to resume her academic studies in York University working towards two master, degrees, M.A. - a n d M.L.Sc., and will be employed by the Scarborough Public Lib- rary Board. FREE DRAW FREE - A BEAUTIFUL TRANSISTOR" RADIO ' Value $69.95 ,.. n DRAW TICKETS GIVEN WITH EACH'DDOLLAR PURCHASE Complete Range #. Other School Supplies MATH SETS " * -PENCILS -* . PENS * ERASERS, Etc. BE -WISE. •47-1 SHOP NOW • - . PND AVOIR THE SEPTEMBER SALES TAX NDERSONLS--B@0K- E'NT Eg . NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE- GODERICH JA 4„75 1 ••••••••••••u••••••••••r•••••••••••••••••••••••••0•••••••Ge•• ooms . WATE.RLOO UN1VER$ITy - .COLLEGE AN 'INDEPENDENT DEGREE -GRANTING INSTITUTION OPERATING UNDER tROVINCIAL CHARTER "A QUALITY EDUCATION IN A CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT" PROGRAMS OFFERED FOUR-YEAR HONORS B.A. COURSES - Business Administration, Economies, English Language and - Literature, French, Geography, Geography and Planning, German, Greek, History, Latin, .Philosophy, Psyehologv,. Politics, Spanish. THREE-YEAR 'PASS B.A. COURSES - General B.A., Pre -Theological B.A.` ' SPE-CIAL BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS POR QUALIFIED STUDENTS'.APPLYING BEFORE SEPTEMBER r IRST ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS: Pass standing (50% minimum) in nine Grade XIII papers gives applicant adm-issi0n to the ?first Year of a Degree Program. - REGdISTRAT'ION OF NEW STUDENTS takes place September 19 and° 20; Lectures begin on September 25.-'- - • FOR INFORMATION, Calendars and Application forms Write or Telephone (SHerwood 4-8141). Dr. L IL Schwas, Dean, Waterloo 'Oolieger Waterloo, Ontario. °