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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-10-12, Page 3.P Canadians spent' the record total of $1,289,078,000 on new passenger cars in 19.60.ran m of ers Sark1e COMME,RCIAL ART LAY -OUTS * DESIGNS SHO -CARDS and SIGNS y:'.:" " .-..�_ ~ '-.ti:. a '• �, _ - Seed W latid Graphic Artist 63 Britannia Road West Goderich, Ontario PHONE JA 4-9'43 (After 6 p.m.) TF At W:1. Square Diindn Grandmothers were the` guests of the Goderich Wo- men's Institu£elast Thursday in MacKay Hall. One of the main attractions on the pro- gram . was a square dance. In the, absence of the presi- A, " Strat4ghan presided. A T•t-„ware. to attend the bazaar and tea at Londesboro. Donations of $5 to the C.N.I.B. and $10 to Mental Health appeal were made. The report of the Rally was given by Mrs. N. Clairmont and Mrs. A. Straughan. Those who attended this Rally Vvere MEMBER _,O NSG AA...'EWAAI r -� o ' INS.OANCE v . ' AGENCY . . .. ,,,, YOUR AGENT OF PERSONAL I, `��' SERVICE A 5 5 • 44 North St. Phone JA 4-9531 AN INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT ROCK -N -ROLL DANCE °Friday. Night TO THE BEL AIRES From 10 p.m. Until 1 a.m. ADMISSION 75c BLUE WATER LOUNGE Bayfield Rd.. JA 4-8374 GODERICH tf at— Lynne Comrie and - Mae Ketchebaw will be pleased to accept EVENING APPOINTMENTS Heather Beauty Salon - 108. LIGHTHOUSE ST. — GODERICH _Hair Styling ITELEPON1ENews ions Beauty Aids JA -4-746J Latest Equipment TF Mrs. K. W. Wilkinson, Mrs. G. Morley, Mrs. D. Riehl, Mrs. C. Straughan, Mrs. A. Strau- ghan and Mrs. N. Clairmont. Resolutions were read and approved ' by Mrs. H. Tich- borne. Cgrrsnx TVetts ner�w xV ri "Cly'1 2la,irst•vliei e L were enjoyed by all. �Mrs. J. i an-took`7ltarge if• Lite; pot`s. gram. Contests were held. Mrs. H- Talmay took the prize for the most buttons on her dress-. Grandmothers who didn't were glasses were Mrs. D. Riehl and Mrs. A. Straugh- an. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Schram entertained the mem- bers with musical numbers. It was planned to hold a card' party the latter part of Oc- tober. Mrs. D. McMillan was in charge of an apron draw which netthd . $50. Those taking part in the square dance were: Music— . Mr. and Mrs. A. Schram; call- er—Mrs. J. Jerry; dancers— Mrs. J. Thompson, Mrs. R. Hoy, Mrs. B. Wilson, Mrs. J. Cook, Mrs. A. Alexander, Mrs. D. Riehl, Mrs. C. Moore and Mrs. M. Sutcliffe. Lunch was served by Mrs _,.J Ryan and her committee Two Goderich residents will observe their 91st birthdays on Sunday, October 15. One of them is Mrs. Susan Grigg, 212 Eldon street, shown above. A family gatahering is' planned for the birthday. Also 91 on Sun- day will be Thomas Drennan„ sr., who has been a patient at Alexandra Hospital since last February. Before that he, lived with his son, Thomas J. Dren- nan, St. George's Crescent. Mr. Drennan, sr., is a native of Ashfield Township. PORT ALBERT YOUTH PLEADS GU1'L?YOFRAUDATTEMPT Robert Grant Laws was ac- Seaforth, was convicted on a charge of careless driving. Fin- ed $25.00 and costs. Dillou is now serving an 80 day sentence for theft. . • Kenneth Calhoun, 19, of R.R. 1, -Port Albert, pleaded •'guilty to a charge of attempted •fraud, .September,16. Cak ou,n:. wrote• a cheque payable to Seaforth Motors for $155.00 on a non- existent Bank of Montreal in Milverton. He was given 30 days imprisonment. ,s Alvin Essex, R.R. 3, Goderich, pleaded guilty to a charge of illegal possession. ” He had a previous conviction and was fined $80.00 and costs. George R. Holme, 19, who is on course at Clinton, was fined $35.00 and costs when he plead- ed guilty to a charge of illegal possession. quitted in Magistrate's Court last Thursday on a chofge of having possession of stolen -goods. This charge- had been laid in March of this year in connection with breakins of summer: cottages °near Kintail. The crown's evidence was of a general nature. This was found where Laws had ,been staying for a few days. Constable Sims, a witness for the. crown,... said ..that some 14. cottages had been broken into about one mile west of Kintail. Nothing of a valuable nature was missing from any of the cottages. Gordon'Chapman, 21, of East street, was remanded one week by Magistrate Glenn Hays, Q.C., on a charge,, of breaking and entering with intent, on Sep- tember 30. The offence occur- red at the CNR freight office. Kenneth" Canwell, of ' Gode- rich, had been convicted on two previous, occasions of having beer in a place other than his residence and was fined , $80:00 and costs. Canwell fled when Goderich police eattempted to stop him on September 5. In his escape, a bottle 'fell from his_ pocket. At this point, Mag- istrate Hays quipped "Was it a 'bottle of coke?" but it was pointed mit it had been a bottle of beer. He was later arrested and charged. Raymond Joseph Lang, of London, was charged and con- victed of possession of counter- feit rrumey. Lang was arrested at Bluevale by an QPP con; stable.. He was given three nths-which---wil-f run corse tively with his sentences of 14 months on the same charge in Peel and Perth counties. Joseph Francis Dillon, 19, of In 1959 there were 4,242,490 Canadians who paid personal income tax, and their total de- clared income was $17,450,000,- 000; the top' income bracket of $100,000 -and -over included 495 persons with a combined"income of $79,300,000, less than one- half of one per cent of the total income of all income taxpayers. Canada's oldes fair, at Wind- sor, indsor, N.S., was first held in 1765 and has been renewed annually without'interritption since -1815. ••••i•••ii••••••••••••••••,••••••••••••°•••••••••••••••••••••••••a Cooler .Weath - uggests the Coziness of A F FASHION DESIGNED O , T ,for COMFORT — STYLE for COATS PRICED AT Untrimmed °$39.95 & UP FM' trimmed., $59. UP Walk Fashionably into Fall and Winter wearing one of our newly styled coats — now pre-seasoh priced to save you money. SUPERB MATERIALS LUXURIOUS FURS and TAILORING that will justify your pride. SEE OUR COLLECTION TODAY TheFASHION SHOPPE • 32 The Square -- Goderich JA 4-9431 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BROWN 1 ES DRIVE-IN THEATRE Ltd. CLINTON FRIDAY and SATURDAY— October 13, 14 — Double Feature — "THE MAN FROM GOB'S COUNTRY" (Color) (Scope) George„Montgomery, Randy Stuart "JINX MONEY' Hunts Hall, Leo • Goercy (One Cartoon) First Shaw at busk. Children under 12, in cars, Free GOD, RICH `TOWNSHIP PROBLEM MEET TONIGHT TO DISCUSS OVERCROWDING IN SCHOOL ° Disturbed by overcrowded conditions in their schools, the Goderich Township School Area officials have planned a special meeting for tonight, October 12. Invited to be present also are members bf the Goderich Town- . R..CouuciL-„,,Thea ,50409i 14oar4 chairman is John Tebbutt. The school, ..area is comprised -Od 'fiditiesg schools are at Holmesville with 42 pupils of grades 1; 2 and 3 in the old school and 73 pupils of grades 4 to 8 in the t Wo room modern school. At S.S. No. 1, there are 37 pupils and the other one -room schools are also overcrowded, , it is stated. It is pointed mat that educa- tional authorities regard 30 pupils as a normal number for an elementary grade room. Of- ficials are said to feel that a two -room addition to the new school at Holmesville would solve the present overcrowding problem. Four other elementary schools in Goderich Township which do not belong to the Goderich Township School Area are No. 2, No. 5, No. 8 and No. 9. - Thexoderieh 'Signal -SW, ' I m sdltyr 901 .1t LOW . i&U a.t ,ice Mr. Wm, Andersen, formerly of Goderich, who has been ap- pointed Industrial Commission- er for the City of Cornwall. Previous to that he held the Same post at Newmarket, While in Goderich, Mr. Anderson was actively interested iri industrial promotion. Modern .Hair Styling 8Y KARIN Now OPEN at the Corner of Hamilton and Newgate Streets GODERICH - Hair -Shaping and Permanents * ESKA PROTEIN WAVE * FROSTING — BLEACHING -- TINTING OPEN SATURDAYS ALL`S DAY l Appointments made to suit YOUR CONVENIENCE.' , For, Appointments CaII JA 4-9732—Res. 8881 24tf al••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••r. • • • O • •• • • • • • • • • • • • O • • • • • .v� • •• • 0 • • • 140 THE SQUARE — GODERICH • •••••s•••.•••••••••••••••••.•e.••••o.ao•,••a►- •- JUST ARRIVED • • For Fall *`-Planting • • • • In Great Variety 0 • • •• • • • • • •oe• • • • • 0 • • •• • • • • r 37-"'F DUTCH BULBS DIAL JA 438132 bANie4 NIGHT Agent for 24 -hr. FILM DEVELOPING .1. DENOMME !COWER SHOP THE, AIR- CONDITIONED PARK& FOR' COMFORT ENTERTAINMENT Now Playing—One Show Only Each Night at 8 o'clock. "GONE*WITH THE WIND'S In color—with Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh Mon., _Tues., Wed.—Oct. 1.6, 17, 18 • Dolores Hart, Yvette Mimieux and Connie Francis WHERE THE BOYS ARE” Scope and Color. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Thurs., Fri., Sat. -Oct. 19, 20, 21—Twin Bill Rory Calhoun and Giana Marie Canale "The Secret Of Monte ,Cristo" Scope and Color - The Bowery Boys, in "FIGHTING FOOLS Coming:—, "BUTTERFIELQ,_8" with Elizabeth Taylor FREE STEREO or HI -fl ,RECORDS (of your own choice) YOURS with the purchase of any Phono or Stereo Unit LET US START YOUR COLLECTION El Value Proportional to Purchase ❑ HUTCHINSONRADIO and TV EVENING APPOINTMENTS TRADES and TERMS 308 HURON "ROAD J A 4-7831 • .w: Non -Skid Backing Fringed on All Sides 10 • Assorted Colors REG. PRICE $2.98 WOOLWORTH PRICE Water Repellent KERCHIEFS Floral, Geometric and -Paisley Designs REG. PRICE --5'9¢ - WOOLWORTH PRICE 57¢ Ladies' 'P1fIMSTYLE' BRIEFS 2 for -9.00 2 -Way Stretch. 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