The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-08-17, Page 10'10 Tlit Goderich Signal -Star, Thursday, August • 17th, 1961
"yacht Races At
rliead
The 'general race in the re-
gatta of the Grand Bend Yacht
1.1111b on August 7th saw 21 sail -
ling craft taking part. The trophy
donated by The Imperial Hotel,
Grand Bend, was won by Ivan
4Huiiter-Duval, of Grand Bend,
sailing Shear Water III Cata-
maran. He also won the Shear
ex I'la .a
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`anshaw Yacht flub, placed
second.. Bobo -Smith, of Fan-
Shaw .Yacht Club, was third.
The Secretary's Pot for the
best performance by a cruising
boat was awarded to Btid Jones,
of, Grand Bend Yacht Club, Sail-
ing his Luders
The,, Sailfish Trophy for the
best performan a* iThsh-
was awarded to Harry Peacock,
of Britannia Yacht Club, Ottawa,
sailing his sailfish.
In the afet>ndon a "Treasure
Hunt" was held in -•'which the
entire fleet and many additional
crew participated. Thd- object
was to find and identify a num-
ber of objects which had been
scattered in the course area. A
number -of riyes,-were
auax e
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Unorthodox event.
The day's events concluded by
dinner at the Imperial Hotel
at whichtime trophies were
presented.
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Highway 21 — }smile North of Dunlop-, .
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Observations From A
Y -L = • �grirma
Miss E. M. Somerville has re- Beirut, Damascus, Jerusalem and v ----..----
turned home from a 35 -day tour Tel Aviv. Each of these officials
of the Holy Land. This pilgrim-
age was enjoyed by 162 &neri-
cans and Miss Somerville, the
only Canadian: It was, sponsor-
ed by Dr. and Mrs. Norman
Vincent Peale, of New'York
v� a]
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C,I ; ^and � ,a rid
as l F u
pd..
d1� e ]Lands.
Leaving New 'Fork ,on June
25, they went t to ..London, Eng-
land,
n -land, Paris, Rome - and Cairo.
On July the fifth, they visited
the famous -Egyptian museum
with, its magnificent King Tut
,treasures, and • took a sail -boat
ride on the river Nile. The
. longest stop.- of the whole trip.
was in Jerusalem, Jordan, for a
week from where they visited
other places of Biblical interest.
From Damascus to Jerusalem -
they crossed the border from
Syria and one of the stops along
the way was 4mman, capital of
Jordan. Ilere the group enjoyed
' one of the Marc privileges—
that of 'meeting King Hussein.
of '.Jordan. They were received
and briefed by him in his Ralace.
Before they reached J'erus-
' alum, they visited Jericho am
the Dead Sea where the tem-
perature was 120 degrees. Dir-
` ing the week., they visited the
Mount of Olives, The Garddn
Tomb, Bethany, Hebron. Belli-
' lehem and many other familiar
places named in the Old and
New Testaments. There was, in
fact. no inch of ground covered
in this arca but what had been
made sacred to Christian, Jew
and Arab alike.
-Crossing "trthri ,,,,.J istele'ri,
through the 11Iandelbaum Gate, tains and gardens.
presented the "Israeli -Jordan"
situation as he saw it and con-
cerning which feeling runs
high. .
Too ,many thrilling experi-
ences were enjoyed to be con-
tained in a
n such brief account
t ',',',j
u
quninted with , "Tie Amerielift
Colony'4 in. Jerusalem 'and its
tremendously impressive story
since 1881. There, the leading
in
g
moving spirit • is the regal Mrs.
Spafford Vester, daughter of the
first founders and now 83 years
of age. An article in the July
22 issue of the Saturday Even-
ing -Post pays a most deserved
glowing -tribute to Mrs.-- V -ester -
and her work in the Anna Spaf-
ford Memorial Children's Hos-
pital in Jerusalem. It was writ-
ten by Dr. A. M. McKelvie, one
of a team of American Ortho-
paedic surgeons giving their
services voluntarily in a field
of surgery hitherto unknown m
Jordan—that of assistance to
victims of polio and other crip-
pling diseases of children. Very
much can be said about the
heart-rending sights one can see
daily as one travels through
many parts of,he Middle East
and particularly Jordan.
The political, educational and
medical aspects of these under-
privileged parts of the woi•ld
become very real to one priv-
ileged to see them at first hand
as was Miss Somerville's priv-
ilege this past Summer.
• Many; historical places such
at Athens, Egypt and Rome were
a'isitt a L ,W :kby itt.rpassed.
beauty of the Switz r and•moun-
which, by the way, is no gate, Cine of the modern wonders
of this world is that one could
leave Frankfort, Germany, at
3 p.m. on Saturday, July 29th,
spend one hour and -a quarter
at Gander, Newfoundland, trans-
fer planes at New York and
reach Malton Airport very
early Sunday morning, after ten
hours and „a• .half in the air.
Miss Somerville will be able
but a barricade oh the street,
the tour entered the Israeli side
of Jerusalem. A day was spent
visiting the location of Mount
Zion, the Upper Rogm and
David's Tomb; The day con-
tinued with a drive to Tel Aviv
from where they visited -
Naz-areth, the Sea of Galilee, the
ruins of Capernaum and the
city of Tiberias. to relive her experiences for
There were briefings by the years to _come through her700highest ranking government of- colored slides taken during the
ficials in such places as Cairo, trip.
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Local Man„ Wed
At Bracebridge
Bracebridge United Church
was the setting - on Saturday,'
August 12, when marriage ,vows
werd exchanged between itosetta
Jessie r'rencn and William Joni!.
Laruer, born of Lyndon, Uni
ttev. i.uuir officiated at tne
ceremony and Mrs. w. Anderson
played tne wedding music. inc'
urine is tne uaugnier of Mr.' and
airs... Charlie r'rench, Brace-
oriuge, unt., and air._ and Airs.
W lured Larder, taoderlcn, are
parents 01 the groom.
The bride, given m marriage
by ner tatner, ,wore a floor -
length gown of white organza
over tapeta: 'the fitted bodice
ut emuroluered organza featur-
ed short sleeves and scalloped
neckline. A crown of pearls
held her elbow -length vest of
silk illusion. brie carried a
white Bible crested with red
sweetheart roses.
Miss Marilyn French attended
her sister as maid of honor and
Barbara Webb,` niece of the
bride, was flower girl. Both
were gowned alike in street -
length dresses of coppertone
crystal charm with white acces-
sories and carried white with
blue tinted flowers.
Ed. Tigert, Goderich, was
groomsman and guests were ush-
ered by Bernard Mills, of Lon-
don, and James French, Brace,
bridge. •
A reception followed in the
church hall. ' The bride's mo-
ther chose a ^ white and dark
green flowered dress with white
accessories and a corsage of pink
roses.. ,The groom's mother wore
a.,mauve dress with white acces-
sories and a corsage of yellow
roses.
For travelling the bride don-
ned a white and blue flowered
sheath dress with white acces-
sories and a pink orchid cor-
sage. '
The couple will live in Lon-
don, Ont.
TTe-pr•c is a gradual
Orillia Soldier's Memorial School
of Nursing- and the groom is a
member of the London Police
Force,
New Issuer
For Licences
Mrs. "William Sturdy, .4
Church street, has been nam-
ed the new issuer of car lic-
enses :for, Goderich and dis
t� .-tl' $�T��i�� an 12ce4;
-.b ,:'''S, tteNaughten,
for Huron.
Mrs. Sturdy 'succeeds
",ducky" Doak, who is now
with the Goderichstore of the
LCBO, Mrs. Sturdy is to
assume her new- position in
the near future. Until June
of this year, she was with the
Goderich office of, the Unem-
ployment insurance Commis-
sion.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Jolly and
daughter, Jennier., of Ottawa,
are visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Ted Gower, Hamilton
istrcet.
INTOXICATED IN PUBLIG
MAN FINED $1Q, COSTS ..`.
John Robert Carr, no fixed
address was remanded in cus-
•t - Thursday by Magistrate
gtstrate
Glenn Hays in court here. Carr
faces two charges, one of break,
enter and theft and the other
of wilfully damaging property.
Both offences took place at the
residence of Mrs. Clara Edna
Cantelon in Wingham.
Joseph Simard, 19, of the
RCAF Station at Clinton, plead-
ed guilty to being intoxicated
,lna *public
place � a G,
de
r'
cb.
and costs, or two days in jail
Malcolm Richard Reay, Tor-
onto, was find $20and costs,
e or
n
three days in jail, for drivinga
motor vehicle 70 miles an hour
in a ,60 -mile zone on July 15.
Andrew May, R.R. 2, Crediton,
was remanded out 61` custody
when he pleaded not guilty to
reless driving in Exeter on
August 8. The charge will be
heard in Exeter on Augustr22.`
* Signal -Star ads bring results.
CAR ACCIDENT SEASON IS
JUST AROUND CO'RNER:OP-P
Watch out £pr . the possibility
o, some serious car accidents
within the jiext few weeks. Sgt.
IL Barker of the Goderich de
tachfnent of the Ontario Prate.
vincial Police issues the warn-
ing, based on past statistics. He
states that throughout .the sum-
mer with its heavy traffic, motor-
ists seertt to take S ecial precau-
to, a,.bnpause of
a
tte
�� roun�r Dayn
a bo and the same
motorists seem to become less
careful, he stated,, and added
that this is just when bad ac-g
cidents occur.
Statistics for the month of
July for the four townships Of
Colborne, West Wawanbish, Gode-
rich' and Ashfield were: 16-'acci-
.dents, .Drily four of which were.
reportable, being aver, $100 in
damages; one person killed, but
'that was on ;private pro ert
P Y;
eight single vehicle accidents;
total of 570 vehicles checked;
2Q7 warnings gi.eni total of Q$
challes laid, 48 of them being
for speeding. ,
CHARGE 3 •JUVENILES
WITH THEFT OF $47°
Three juveniles have been
charged. with .-theft in connec-
tion, 4lrus.i
th ane epidemic,c, uf_[ttCh'
efist-t,
Geraldine Leddy, of
Goderich, told' police that after
she returned from a„swim she
found $47 missing frons her wap,
let. The three aforementioned
juveniles have been. charged
with this,. theft: Sgt. Harold
Calvert is investigating.
In its entertaining article on,
modern ZOQ ,'the Book of Know-
ledge describes° how the veterin-
ary -444a watch over the health
and well-being of The animals.
For instance, elephants are oiled
from head to foot at the first
approach of winter, so that their
hides will not crack.
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MRS. ALENA ELIZABETH -
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A former Goderich resident,
Mrs. Alena (Munro) Steels, died
on Thursday of last week in
:Clinton Public Hospital. Born
in Seaforth 20 -years ago she
was a daughter of Mrs. Grace
Munro, Clinton. Until her mar-
riage she lived with her aunt,
Miss ,Mary , Gillespie, Goderich.
For the past four years she' had
been employed by ,Canada Pack-
ers, Clinton. _
Surviving -besides her mother'•
.are her . husband, W. R. Steels;
two daughters, Mary Helen and
Karen Theresa, both at home;
one sister, Miss Irene Munro,
Windsor; two brothers, Harvey
and William, •Goderich.'
Rev. W. 3. ten Hoopen officiat-
d at the funeral service held
last Saturday afternoon at the
Stiles funeral home. Burial was
in Maitland Bank cemetery, Sea -
forth. The pallbearers were
Frank Johnston, William Wid-
don, Fred Edwards, -Frank Dick-
son, W. Freeman and Pat Ken-
nedy.
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ECONOMY: Gas burns all of itself. It's more efficient
than. any other fuel—has no tank to be insured or motor to
be repaired. Score one for this reason.
CLEANLINESS: Because gas burns all of itself, it leaves
no dirt or grime to ugly up the interior of your home and
plug up your furnace and chimney with soot. (Less cost for
cleaning and pairing also.) Score another full mark.
DEPENDABILITY :. Gas comes in aconvenient under-
ground pipe and is never at the mercy of that inconstant,
harsh old fellow called Winter. Score another full point.
EFFICIENCY: Scientific studies prove"'t,gas heating
units are more efficient Than those using oilier fuels. Gas
burns all of itself, leaves no dirt or grime, gives you constant
circulation of fresh, heated air. Score a full mark for this
one, too.
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have fewer moving parts, they last longer and run more
quietly. This•nieans no expensive repairs"or parts replace-
ment; we feel it's worth a good full point.
IT'S AUTOMATIC: The little thermostat on your wall
does all the work and automatic controls ensure safe, trouble-
free operation. Chalk up another point.
NO STORAGE PROBLEMS: We do the storing for
you in our natural underground storage areas—then we send
it to you in a pipe'as you require it. Score another full reason.
SPACE SAVER: Natural gas units are more compact
because they need no motors and storage bins and such.
They also come in a wider range of sizes, so you can choose
the exact model for your purpose. Score a full point.
LONGER LIFE: When you consider the fact that gas
heating systems up to 30 years old are still working perfectly,
today, you have yet another full point. Besides this", there's
little or no depreciation on gas equipment.
NO DELIVERY WORRIES: Gas comes to you con-
veniently in an underground pipe and no amount of rough
weather can upset deliveries. What's more, -there's never any
damage -done to yotR driveway, shrubs or lawns. If y .. ve
ever had this happen to you, you'll agree that it's worth
another full point.
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FOR THE ROUND TRIP
Going Thursday, August 17th'
to Monday, September 4th, incl.
Return Limit -September 6th.
For fares and train service
contact your local agent. .
heating surveys, free deck -ups, free service, liberal budget
plans, and plenty of free help and advice whenever you ask
for it ,But we sort of feel that you're automatically entitled
to service like this, and we take it for granted. So let's just
count this reason at worth half a mark.
TOTAL: 101/2 GOOD REASONS
So go modern with gas .
'this winter! Convert
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