HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-09-28, Page 3FASHIONS- (Of:ARCHANTS
MAKE IMPRESSIVE SHOW
(Contirmed from page 1)
led and jackets Included fake
and fantasia furs as well ps the
genume ones.Commentators
for the adult faShions were Mrs,
•6'It'Sitiiid Mrs. C. Edward.
_ Filsinger's, Jewelry and -Gifts
plovided the perfect fashion ac-
cent in jewelry for each en-
semble in styles for every taste.
Beauty Analyst
Through arrangements made
by Rieck Pharmacy, Mrs. Emilie
Henshaw, Du Bum._ analyst,
was present and was respons:ble
for the "lovelier look" of the
many models. She was assisted
by Mrs. L. Rieck. The models
were Mesdames L. Aldham,
13radford, W. Gardner, G. Jen-
ner, H. MeNee, B. Ress, R.
Smith, A. Alexander, R. Bell, F.
Curry, F. Lodge', R. Nelson, P.
Berry, C. Scholtz, C. Sockett,
L. Walzak, D. D. Mooney F.
Sandy; Misses - Barbara Ellis,
Peggy Xoung, Ruth Wallace,
Jennifer Parsons, Sue Bind-
, marsh, Sandra Salkeld and
Sylvia Smith.
The very latest in hat flat-
tery from Grace's Millinery was
modelled by Mesdames W. Gard-
ner, L. Walzak, R. Bell, R. Nel-
son and Barbara Ellis, who wore
basic black dresses from the
various. stores. Commentator
was Mrs. D. D. Mooney and Boo
Wallace took the part of the
Rage boy.
ggiidtm,14:arni flan .7‘lingitr;b1 4e9orri- 4512a4e'uP
Following,stite xeXiring af
V44
Mrs. W. Milley; $5.00 certificate,
from Tots and Teens, Mt's. W.
Tucker; Lady Dial .T shirt, from
Garland's, Mrs. Harold Mont-
gomery; bath crystals, from
Bieck's, Miss Gloria ltumball;
Kayser hosiery, from Schaefer's,
Mrs. John Finnigan, . tVinghain;
Royal Doulton figurine, from
Filsinger's, Mrs. G. Bannister;
guest soap, from Rieck's, Mrs.
R. Menzies; Phantom hosiery,
from Major', Mrs. Harold
h ' • •
an e guests
retireddeteFia witeiv, ,bosiem,.-fthm_s..Gerrard's;
coffee and homemade tarts wereivrMrs. 'Harold Remington, Wing -
served by members of theham; Tweed gift- package, from
„Chap- Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.E.,
ter, under the convenership of Mrs. A.Shore..
Mrs. G. Kerrt,and Miss K. What- J
eley. The bqffet table, arrang- Programs were in charge of
ed by Mrs. R. Menzies and Mr.,.
M. 1VIathers, was covered with
a- -,linnter'e--sgreen- +nen th
elo
and centred with a large wicker
basket graceftilly tilted to dis-
play its abundance of colorful
ornamental fruits. Similar
fruits spilled out from wicker
cornucopias flanked on either
side. The. windows in the
background with their large
baskets of fall flowers complet-
ed the autumn decorative
theme.
teekb, rset b, an 1
Lucky Draw '
Mrs. K. S. Hopkinson, Mrs t H.
Bettger and Mary Jayne Mc-
Manus conducted the lucky
number, draW for prizes. The
following were the winners:
Lady Sheaffer pen, from Fil-
singer's, Mrs. M..Mathers; lady's
sweater, from Fashion Shoppe,
Mrs. F. Young and Mrs. J.
Ministerial, -
Assoc., Meeting
The Goderich Ministerial As-
sociation met last week in the
Baptist Church ,with a full re-
presentation from. all churches
present. Rev. Charles Lewis,
Animal, also atte.nded.
,DTV*4.W.7.20.ffattian.,
Cooper, conducted, the pectin
and the minutes were rtrBy
the secretary, Rev. E. Von Keitz.
Rev. (.7. A. Dukelow led in the
devotional period.
Itepresentatives were appoint-
ed to visit the local grade
ischools to speak to the pupils
Skeoch; properties, Mrs. F.
rs_Hr,"ickats „ion the "Back to Sunday School"
projetrwhieh''waW-d-o-ne y
Mesdames C. Sockett, L. Ald- afternoon. Rev. G. L. Royal,
ham, B. Ross, R. Brewer and W. Rev. Robert Clark and Captain
Gardner; posters, Mrs. A. M. Alice Bailey were appointed for
ljarper; publicity, .Mrs. B. Ers- the first term to dive religious
kine; model supervisors,, Mrs. instruction in the three grade
8 rooms in the Goderich school.
. For the Week of Prayer, it
was decided to hold two ser-
vices: on January 9 in Victoria,.
Stree United Church; on Janu-
4
The Pedetlieh §1.gnal.SAar,.ThurkdaY. Sgpto. miler Mb; 196I
SHARE. SALES
INCREASING
.
G. Ellis and Mrs. R. Brecken-
ridge. A favor from Rieck
Pharmacy was presented to each
guest by Mary Jayne McManus
and Debbie Sully.
WITH HARPER AND CO.
Miss June Baechler joined
the staff of A. M. Harper and
Company this week: Miss
Baechler is a graduate of the
Goderich Business College and
was previously employed at the
Sherlock -M. annng Piano Com-
pany at Clinton.
THESE ARE
EXCEPTIONAL
BEDROOM
VALUES!
The SERTA ",PERFECT SLEEPER"
WITH A 10 -YEAR GUARANTEE
Mattress or Box Spring — NOW ONLY $69.50
CONTINENTAL BEDS — 39".... 159.50
OR A "TWIN BED PAIR" for ONLY $109.00
11
ary 1iJ in Knox Presbyterian
Church.
The Association will hold
monthly meetings on the °third
Monday of each mei-1th. Fol-
lowing the business period, Rev.
E. A. Cooper gave an inspiring
testimony of recent experiences
in his family life. Captain
Bailey closed the meeting with
prayer.
ASHFIELD
ASHF1ELD, Sept. 25..—
and Mrs. D. Avery, of St. Thom-
a;, visited with Mrs. Kitson on
tinday.
Mrs?' Leslie Grant, of British
rolumbia, is the guest of her
cousin, _Mrs. William Johnson.
Douglas Farrish, of the Im-
perial boats, was home for the
week -end.
Born; on September 19, to
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb, a
daughter; and to Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace MacLean, on September
19, a daughter.
Reuben Wilson attended the
meeting of the Presbyterian
men at Keswick last week -end.
Wpmen's Missionary Society.
—The September meeting of
the W.M.S. at the home of Mrs.
Duncan Cimpson was opened
with prayer by the president,
Mrs. William Ross. Mrs. Don-
ald Simpson .was in charge of
the devotional. Papers were
given by Mrs. Duncan Farrish,
111-rs. George Moncrief anthMrs.
-Stuart MacLennan. Mrs. W.
Farrish read a letter from Miss
Bessie MacMurchy and later led
in prayer. Mrs. William Mac-
donald sang a solo, and Mrs.
C. MacGregor read , a poem.
Twenty-four me bers answered
,
1---
C7:-;V7
"...AND TI-LERE. RAIN.D
•
'
(
.•
—
A GHASTLY DEW..."
•••• 'rev, vt„ yr o
/
rms. ri A,L•4
the rol,l call with a verse on
"Love." The hostess and the
committee served lunch.
,
Taylor's Corner
TAYLOR'S CORNER, Sept.
26..—.Church services will . be
resumed again on Sunday, Oe-
tober lst, in Zion United
Church at the regular hour.
The W.A. will meet on Wed-
nesday evening, October 4th,
in the schoolhouse.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Wilson and
Kenneth, Mrs. Gordon Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Wilson
and Stephen Williams, of Gode-
rich, spent Su day in Brantford
with Mr. and s. William Cud -
mere and tam' .
Mr. and Mm Gerry Ginn
spent the week -end in Windsor
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott
and family. They were accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Irvine
Oke who, spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Oke.
Don't Take a Chcmce
ON MISSING A SINGLE PERFORMANCE ! !
GODERiCH
NILE
NILE, Sept. 26. — Ronald
Graver, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold Graver, and Donald
Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas, Johnson, are both pat-
ients in Goderich hospital.
Both were operated on for ap-
pendicitis last week. We wish
them a speedy recovery.
Church will be at 1.30 p.m.
on Sunday with Sunday School
at 12.30.„
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norton, of
C,Ilaremont, and Mrs. Lloyd Ma-
son "and little daughter, Grace,
of Toronto, were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. ,Wilber John-
ston.
Congratulations to Mr. and
,y1
- -
Mrs. Elwyn Pollock on the ar-
rival of a baby daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee
and Eric were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc-
Cormick and Jim, of Wingharn,
Mr. Stuart aylorTiand Mr.
Cliff Stewardso accompanied
a hunting group„from Goderich
to Hearst on a week's hunting
trip.
tl
HURON CROP REPORT
Monday and Tuesday's rain
curtailed harvesNoperations in
Huron County but was accepted
by most ,people as fall crops
could use some moisture. Farm
ers are busy silo filling — the
crop is fairly mature. There
are still some people sowng fall
wheat; the crop generally looks
good
By J. Carl' Hemingway)
At a meeting of the HUren
County Federation �f Agricul-
ttire on September 19th, the
date.,„for; ...11t,e • Coyntz.". ,1.44=41.,
net
24t is is- only lentotrve and maybe changed to the
wishes of the guest speaker.
At the last meeting of the
board of directors of Farmers
Allied Meat Enterprises on -Sep-
tember 21st, it was reported
that share -sales- are continuing
to inc.Ems_ 4satisfactorily,
.1n- view of this, a committee
of the president, Mr. McInnis,
Mr. Frey, Mr. Beeker and Mr.
Hemingway was appointed to
snake a preliminary study of
types of processing plants. It
is hoped that. by the time -this
study has been completed and
a decision has been made: share
sales will be sufficient to permit
a study to be made- on plant
location.
When a decision on location
is possible, we are quite hope-
ful that capital will be at hand
to immedial(.1y lt contracts for
construction.
It was reported that proces-
sors made the statement they
were curtailing the sale of fresh
pork as mue h as possible ;itiee
this did not bring as high pr)
fits as cured and processed pro-
docts which they are actively
promoting.
This hardly conforms with
the idea that the trade provides
‘viipt the cmisumer wants but
rai her would indicate that the
trade pressurizes the consumer
into buying what is most pro-
fitable to the trade.
Also, while the selling of
fresh meat may not be as pro-
fitable to the trade, it may very
well be more profitable to the
riroducer. Just another reason
for producers looking after
their own business.
nn September 19th, CKNX
Palled 'a meeting of the repre-
sentatives of the County Farm
Forum. With such .a -late har-
i'^ql. it hardly seems noscible,
that we are again approachine
the Farm Forum season. Poi'nf
of View, which closely follows
the Farm Forum program. will
begin on Sunday, October 1st
and will continue to the end of
.June.
Farm Forums have been on
'he decrease in oast years but
it seems thatthe depresion
conditionsj which -created Farm I
Forum are not too far remeved!
at the moment.
A had crop,such as we had
several years in the early 40s,
ntiglit very well bring back the_
loss of farms as in the depre-
sion years. Certainly, the farm-
ers' position in our economy
needs improvement.
Farm Forum revival could
Am* ideas MI
just as it, did in „former years
when forums were most actIve.
During the next month
all take a serious look at form-
ing a group in our community . •
so that it will be ready to take
part at the first of Povember„.
Classified ad bring
results.
INVITATIONS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
f) ACCESSORIES
COME IN AND
ASK FOR YOUR
FREE BRIDAL GIFT
REGISTER
GODERICH
SIGNAL -TAR
PHONE JA -4-83'31
1/41e
r"..'""" ""'`..., „...."'. '.' Vw.i..............—, ...,, _
f")
‘,.,...s.v.. ‘
,,...„.:. , •,...„,
, . ...,"..•
• •....„
•-• •••`"'" ''''' „ .
L.
ANNOUNCES \'
ITS 1961-1962 SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN
October 2nd until October 21st
CALL IN NOW and Secure Your MEMBERSHIP!
;t1
•
•,-,,,,,..„-----
.---_,..14/i
i-
.
. ,
:..,........._.,4,,,; - , ....
11
„, •:::, : ..,,....: ; ,...,:: „ x ... ,.,..„,.. ., .., :.:. . .:: .:: ,..... 1 : ..•;.,•:::.;:i.....g ?.......T ;,:•i... I.M•ii:::::giiiiiibni'4INO:::0;?:!ii:if:::tiik.:MO:PiiW'i**.l?!".'"rAgef':?::':*a::i:•:';',;:i,z,T, • ••••:,,,, :••••• • , ,
•,,,,..,-, ........,.........".,.......,,.... , , , , ,,,,,,,,,.„„.„.....,,,,,,,......4.........,.....,,,,,.,, • • .
. .
,..i., : r.' ..f :: : : ::•::...:,. ::::.:::,;e1K:',.:' ...:•'1'.i1Yi:r.:,::i::.:::::i i*:.i,i,Hm:::: ...;:iilt:mm:.;i':;iii:i::::iiki.):::iiiiii,n1:iniii, ,
k , .. 7 .. ...., .. , : ,... - - - . • ...• , ..--,- ........:...:: ,-..., ...? 4.*::::.:.::: ::- - 2:-•:',:::. ,If ';':.C.I>
1 ..••••••••• ,.,••• • .:. ::::: •••:::•:....: : : ...: .1: ...::.,. ,: :..,....: ,,.: :,,,, ::::.•;,,,... :,..: ..:., .: .. :,............. , n, ........i... ...,:,...........,...;..:..., ,. : ,..;..,,. ,.. :.;:. ,.. :.:. : i:.;,:,:r...,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....„.,,......„?
* " ' ' ' ' ' ..- .7 •,:%:•?: -;:,',:::::: ...,:: -..,. % • • •:.: x.
••••••••111
SMASH HIT MUSICAL COMEDY
BOY, FRIEND"
by Sandy Wilson
DROLL and DELIGHTFUL !
Beginning Our New. Season
The NOVEMBER PRODUCTION
"The Boy Friend"
directed by JACK MARRIOTT
A Sparkling, Spoofing Musical -
PACKED WITH
Fasts -and Furious Fun!
TENNESSEE
1 ,
WILLIAMS'
Beautifully Tender and
Ever PoPular Stery:
ENCHANTED BROA.DnY
for nearly
TWO YEARS!'
"THE GLASS MENAGERIE"
willbe our
FEBRUARY
PRODUCTION
directed by MARJORIE MacFIE
You Will Enjoy
Every Moment
of its Appealing Story!
OUR SEASON'S FINAL APRIL PRODUCTION
PHILIP -KING'S BRIGHT COMZDY HIT 'SEE HOW THEY RUN."
You'll Labgh and Stay Laughing at this Marathon of
bitiRTHPUL mektitmENTI Its Zippy, testful and Zany! . .
The $3.50 Season Membership gives you a Reserved Sea for each of the three
Broadway Hits 1 Student Seasoti Membership $2.00. NOTE: POSITIVELY NO
SINGLE .ADMISSIONS WILL BE SOLD. SALE ENDS WHEN 750 SEASON MEM.
BERSHJPS HAVE BEEN SOLD. .Don't Delay — Get Your Membership Todayl ALL
PROQUtTIONS STAGED IN MacKAY HALL.
•I‘c •
FOR FURTHER INPOR1VIATION CALL AT THE MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN ornoz
74 The SquAre W. Bell, Optometrist JA 4-7661
GODERICH LITTLE THEATRE
OFFICE OPEN 10 AA. to 6 -PM. DAILY MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
directed by VIRGINIA LODGE
•
ENJOY 3 BROADWAY MRS I EXCITING LIVE THEATRE
• w ,
0,
tt
•
.11
11
•
GOOD !lws L. 1111, hem nPw
an,d t ETTER, than,ever
Cankdat BESTselliing corn
I'm 62 ways new from transmission to carburetor
. . . with smootherhifting, quieter ride and even
better economy. And as for the rest 6f me, they're
the things that have made me the best-selling com-
pact car in Canada. I go as much as 35 rhiles to the
gallon on regular gas, and I now go up to 6,000
miles between oil changes. There's a ne' 30,000-
nlile or isJear radiator Coolant. My price is low.
My trad-in value -is highest of any compact in
Canada. And my brand-new brother is here, too...
Falcon FUTURA . . . with new interior luxury
appointments, including a smart console compart-
ment between the new bucket seats. Nowwe're
here you'd better come see us fast—before the line
up's too long. And Ford Dealers give a 12 -month
or 12,000 -mile warranty, whichever comes first.
Falcon Fordor Sedan
62 FALC
•••
'62 FALCON FUTURA... Compact
conpin of the Thunderbird with
individually adjustable bucket sats. .„. a
handy console compartment between the
sets kr gloves, camera, sunglasses and
other personal effects. . sleek new outside
trim. That's the '62 Falcon Futura---an
exciting new approach to compact travel.
Faltblitiand FalCOM RAW&
Canado besselling compact
Certain features illustrated are optional at extra cost.
•••, , . _
15
GO ERICH ' MOTOR$ LTD.
•
FORD – FALCON MONARCH SALES AND 'SERVICE
SOUTH STREET
• -4
13
4
•
tf••••it.
Ishotte 108
•••