The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-11-02, Page 88' T
(kOderlob Signal -Star, TilinrsdaY, NOVeraber 2, 1961 bore,' who will denionstrato bow •
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Eight Day Clock; Wedding ft
'441• AUBURN
to decorate a cake. '
Her 85th Birthday
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Mrs. Jarvis McBride, R.R. 5,
Still Ticking Time After 50 Years
Goderich, celebrated her 85th
AUBURN, Oct. 30. -Recent
4-H Club birthday on Tuesday, October ...:
the ' fty o dmg open house in An eight day clock given by hors called on the couple at
. • 31st b h 1 '
, VIsItOrs with Mrs. Herbert Gov- The Auburn i -H Club met at Ai:1117n and.a family din- ttlie Aormer Sheppardton Meth- their home on Wednesday
ler were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry the home -of their assistant nertvenMg. A
Eve, Leaside Leaside; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-ileader, MrS. Ed. Davies. Jan- longresident of Colborne odist Church congregatiori 50 noon, tea was served by Mrs.
afternoon. During the after
liam Marsh and family, of Ajax; -
! nett Dobie presided for the Township, Mrs. McBride is the
meeting and the minutes were former Miss Maude Sallows,
Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall, read, by the secretary,
Marian daughterof
owsand Jean theen
lateGre T.honia
acid fatnjiy, of Scarboro: Mrs. Hickey. The roll callwas an- SallShe
s
J. E. Mutch, of Ottawa. , swered by each telling th.e attended school at S.S. No. 1,
1‘IrS. George Kitson, of Kin- fruits they had eaten the day Colborne and the Goderich Col-
fr,'-'eNNitV-41vtrieitmrs4611,Eij before the....riteeting- Um...Keith legiate. On graduation, the
, tilablian, the leader;' ledhinr-thv k•viced4Vit.hedasereet4Pr
:•':,,Qraharik.44,..arA.Y.4sf.'“"igt,,tngitt'Igwe.M14TA
.10,ILIAV,w.win,4elle§04
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. ,84:s(itilth,' that •could lieS4effed at dinner several years untilihe as mar -
Anne .and George, ° of Islington, or supper. The girls learned. rind on October 17; 1906. They
spent the week -end with his about serving pineapple With took up residence on the farm
mother, Mrs. Charles Asquith. ham, applesauce with pork, yvhere she still resides with
Mrs. Asquith'returned to ',sling- lemon with fish and cranberries her son, George. Her husband
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ton with 'them to visit there. with turkey. Jannett Dobie passed away in 1951. She has
'''''------Mr---and--Mrs, -Harold Nii1.r and Marian Rickey _ made. an Another son.. Percy, who,
son and son Gary, of Seaforth, apple pie assisted by several resides in Colborne Township
visited last Sunday evening Members of the club. 'Apple on R.R, 5, Goderich, and one
* with iMr. and Mrs. Wes. Brad- pie and cheese were served for brother, Garnet, of Drumheller.
• nock. lunch at the close of the meet- Alberta, along with several
Mrs. William Rath returned ing. nieces and nephews. She is a
, to her home at Calmer, Al-, 7member of 'Knox Presbyterian
S.S.Benefit Service
berta, after a couple of weeks Church, Goderich, a.nd a home
visiting with her aunt. Miss Knox 1,`_hited zii'iurch, Aub- helper of the W.M.S., a mem
Margaret R. Jackson, 'and her urn, was hlled to capacity last ber of the Leeburn W.M.S. and
uncle, Mr. James Jackson and Sunday evening when Rev. Bar-
, Mrs. Jackson. , old Snell, of Riverside United
.Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies visif- Church, London, was the guest
ed last week -end at Fingal _and , speaker. The Dominion Life
, Choir, of Kitchener, led in the
, . , seruce of song. Mr. Charles
e o .
Mr. Ernest Durnin is a pgrandchildren._
it in Goderich hOspital suf- Scott. superintendent of the beep
• 1 1 d tip wor- work at her hobby of knitting
a member of the Tiger Dunlop
Women's Institute. Mrs. Mc.
l3ride is 1:Yery active and takes
an interest „ in._ the_ affairs, of
the community and --bis'
• 0 finds time to
years ago as a wedding gift
still ticks away the time in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Lena Kingswell, Mrs. Jean
Cook, Mrs. Martha Rathburn,
Mrs. Lenore Bradley, Mrs.
Isabel Riehl and Mrs. Mamie
J. Kingswell, Trafalgar street.
McCabe. Mrs. John D. Crozier,
granddaughter,' presided at the
tea table while Mrs. George
McIlwain sr., received the,
r I)/ X.:arx,k,,,.„
Mrs.. Kingswell was born at
Sheppardton and was a mem
parth OM eh urc h
irie
7-"effeWt.titiattUrIliklatr-Vgek itilitWitOtiViAltiq*Akt41.4'
the"-“:ouple were at home to guest book. ,
friends and ' neighbors on the Mr. and Mrs. Kingswell re -
occasion of their.golden wed- ceived maiy cards and con -
ding anniversary. Mr. Kings- gratulatotY messages, and were
well and 'his wife, the former
presented with a gift of money
Flora Adeline McLeod, were• Mrs_ Florence Miller on ke
married'nt Nile -United -Church
half of their friends and neigh
parsonage by Rev. William
bors. The bride and groom of
Conway on October- 25, 1911.
fifty ,years 84o. were guests of
Mrs. Kingswell was born at honor at a family dinner in
Sheppardton, while Mr. Kings -
the evening, at the home of
well .was born at Norwich, Ont. their son, Ralph Kingswell,
They farmed at Leeburn for a
Goderich, where they were pre -
time eventually moving to
Goderich. seated with a TV set as a gift
from those present. The din -
There is a daughter and two nor was attended by Mr. John
sons of this marriage Mrs.
Green, sr., of Port Albert, uncle
George (Florence) McIlwain sr.,
of the couple; their immediate
Hullett Township, and Hector,
of_ clintor,y.a.n..d,,R40,17,13..„, aria,,,gran.deh (Item.
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rich. There are also five
classified ad brings quid.:
fering from a fractured bone Sun ay ii
in his ankle which he received ship service, assisted bv Hey,
h vet iCharles Leuis and Rev. Harold
w when e s pp
grass at his home farm in West Snell. Several anthems were
Percy McBride, while Miss
sun
'g by this noted choir ,and a
Waw gnash, Betty Ann Baxter had charge
ipv......\,,a14.39A.Mg,52,11.arvey Aitchi--otsolo was also rendered. Rev.
9f the guest book. Pouring tea
on and Kenneth an`cr-Tirs.
• Aust hi, -51-wiTen am.- -vis-ired----4)-nexpectecir-k„,'neountPr" wile& thl'"lrlregdgtVOrnpt:tFk----vr'er
Mrs:-,{2harles--Saunelers,.
, the 's sister, Airs. he dekribed the life of Moses rich, and Mrs. Melvin Reed,
Dungannon. Serving the guests
were pleces of Mrs, McBride.
'Air. TM' vey Baxter, Mrs. Leon-
1/4-„ard...,,Westlarook...and Mrs. Dave
Wilson. all of Goderich, and
Mrs. Franklin Alitchell, Col -
with former
1 t. Assistin Mrs Over sixty friends and neigh- results.
McBride in receiving the guests, *
was her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Herbert Govier. 1 and brought out many events
The sympathy ofthis com- v;hich are happening in the
inanity is extended_ to the , world. .today. Following the
-sisters-of- the late-Ernie-flick4sertic...a-Le..ception was_ :'.eld
ingbottom who passed away last. irr the Sunday school wherr- a..
week -end in Goderich'. Hewas musical program was put on by
' .- a resident of the Auburn com-i several members of the choir. borne Township. In the even-
t..., finnity for many years. ;Mr. Oliver Anderson was chair-
ing a family dinner Wag served
..,.., ... • 7:Hrs.-Donald flames. and Mrs..gn . , for _the . program of
„, - to,i over -30 guest, who -are--hn,
Wes. Bradnock attended -therg eehe4...-Amotig the..peakerS. mediate 'relatives of Airs. Mc -
sewing course, "Focus on Fn- were Mr. Charles M. Robertson,
l3ride. They were from Strath.
ishes' in .Wingham recently of Goderich, and Rev. William GaltLucknow, Dungan -
Taylor, of Dorchester. The buf- roy, ,
non and the surrounding dis-
trict.
Sigma -C .Boys Club
and will begin their sewing
, • class sponsored by the W.I. fet luncheon was served by
-,- - this week in the new hall. _ the social committee of the
., . There will be no service ir6 Sunday school who - had also
Knox Presbyterian Church next; served a turkey dinner to all- The 'formation of a Sigma C
* Sunday owing to • anniversary 1 the choir member before the Boys' Club on the Auburn pas-
.
service at Blyth when Rev. service. ,•... toral charge of the United
Church has been a welcoVe
Thomas E. Kennedy, of Blue -I Many At New Store
event in the lives of vale and Belmore, will be guest! Moreto thirteen years of _age in this
than 500 persons have boys, ten.
, . speaker at this -2.30 Service.' visited the new Arthur Furni-
There will also be no Sabbath 1area. This group, which now
ture Store since ...it was opened
School next Sunday. I on- October 2Ist. - The custom- consists of 29 boys, meet every
= meet -
Patients in Victoria Hospital lers were greeted by Mr. Arthur, Thursday at 7 p.m. The London, now, are: - Mr. William
' I assisted by his eldest . son, in usually opens with instruc-
hn, . Raymond Redmond tion as. to the nature of the
Clark and Mr. Lloyd Young,JoMrs
I
of Colborne Township, and Mrs.
land Mrs. Ed.. Stiles. • Every group. ' The boYs are now in
the process of learning the Per -
Themes Johnston. In St.' lady visiting; the store on open -
Joseph's Hospital are Mrs. Wil-' ing day was presented with a-_. sonal 'nm and the meaning of
Sigma -C. Treasurer recently
bert Thom and Mrs. Gordon 1 carnation corsage and balloons
is Allan Craig. It is
Miller. were given to all the children. ) elected
that at least one-
ected.
Hallowen Party The tickets on the door prize I understood
e'Members of, the C.G.I.T. were in charge of 1t-'nald Ar- 1 tenth of the total budget be
spent on some needy project
-group enjoyed their annual thur arid the holder of the I
Hallowe'en party in the Sundayithe club. Recently the
lucky ticket for theloutside
boys prepared the basement of
EMERSON'S DRUG STORE
WLBUcWSEU
Saturday, November 4th
bAUGHTER" !S". GETTiNG- MARRED
--, :School room of Knox Presby- Mary Proctor Pop up Mester
,,, •
•teran -Church. Over 25 girls was Mrs. Gordon Miller of Au- ' the manse for the construction
to' k part in the grand march ' burn. Mr. Arthur sta.
ted , us.lof their model railroad. by all
wpich Was -judged by Mrs. Ed.tomers have come over 35 turning; out and painting the
Davies and Mrs. D. A: MacKay. miles and his sales have b,,en walls. Previous to that they
Prizes for fancy dress went tohad cleaned out the old clrve
i^beYond all expectat ions.. FiN e
Jennifer Grange-i-cornical dress, , beautiful Tall bouquets -of flo\\-1\?iendt for a skating rink in the
-
Judith Arthur; and the fancy ers were xeceived from various! or.Sufficientleaders have
man's dress went to Laura manufac t.fft-rs and suppliers to volunteered to help Rev.
Daer. Games and contests wereCharles Lewis with this club.
convey congratulations nn the 1
enjoyed followed by a bounti- occasion. The old store win- he They are Messrs .Tohn Wright.
ful hinth and candy. .Tohn Arthur, Walter Conning -
used for floor coverings. second
,
' At Baptismal 'Service fliand furniture . and storage ham and Brian Speigelberg.
. Mr. and :qrs. Karl Teicifert .
and family, Mrand MrsHeinzspace - - -
Rutowski and family and Mr. HOLMESVILLE
. . , Set For Big Sale
and Mrs. Peter Hellinga at- Great preparations aro •bn;nri
1- tended a special baptismal ser- made for the first rummage:
i ‘icelast Saturday at Kitchener-'- to be held in the new HOLMESVILLE. Oct. 30. -
when Rev. .\ L. Conrad, pastor , Community Memorial Hal'. mi,.Attendin. the first joint sec -
of St. .John's Lutheran Church 'William J. Craig has been add- tional rally of the • W.:\ I.S. and
the W.A. of the U n i t e d
officiated. Perry Teichert. son: ed to the I oilding carnmitteej
- of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Teichert . The special horde - made bake Churches of IItironheld in the
and *.n-,olika Helga Rutowski, sale will IIP 'older the direction' Auburn United Chur(.11, were:
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heinz of the coroolo,,ce of community Orville Blake, ----Mrs. Lloyd
Rutowski, were the children ladies. MrS. W. T. Robison, and I Bond, Mrs. Harry Cndmore,
baptized. Godparents for Perry4the representative of the Wo- Mrs. Edward Grigg, Mrs. Nin -
Were MT. and Mrs. Peter Hell- men's Institute, Mrs. George i in Heard, Mrs. Les. Jervis,
:4..,..uga,_ Auburn, and the god- Millian. Convener of the vil-i Mrs. Frank McCulibugh, Mrs.
parents for Angefika weieVr.t-lage-ecuivass-- tor the- homemade-I'Vm. Norman, .Mrs. Kenneth
and Mrs. Lothar Schedler, of baking sale is Mrs. AV. J. Craig. I frewalf-h6 and Mi.'s' Jaek -Ye°'
Kitchener. Following the ser-' Other canvassers are: Mrs. Don- ' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Steepe
vice, a luncheon was served at ald Haines Mrs.' Harold 'Web_ I and Mrs. Leone Magee attend -
the home of Mr. and Mrs. , ster, Mrs. Jack Armstrong,I ed the funeral, in London, of
Schedler for the immediate' Mrs. Gordon McClinchey, mrs.., the, late Mr. W. - L.- Magee, of
relatives. -• Frank Raithby, Aiiss vieri'Detroit.
Colborne F.' of A. Thompson. Mrs. Elliott I.app, Mr. Ted McCullough, on the
Directors of the Colborne Mrs. Arthur, Grange and Mrs.istaff of the Royal Bank at Clina
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Township Federation of Agri. Stanley Ball. The conveners ton, is -in Toronto, tit -
culture met in the -Car-low of each section tre arranging course n connection with his
Township Hall last week to plan I cars to collect all baking to he work.
I
for their annual: bafiquet. RI left at the Hall before one Mr. Bud Yeo has returned
' was decidedto hold it on No- o'clock on Saturday afternoon. home • from a two ,weeks' trip
t, vember 21st and ask 'the mem- 1 There will also be a refresh- to Saskatchewafl.
bers of the Tiger Dunlop yo..iment ,,booth in the new kitchen __ .._
• men's Institute to cater if) the 1 with Mrs. Bert Craig and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Better
dinner. The guest speaker willl Thomas Haggitt in charge. ,attended the Homecoming at
be Principal 0. L. Day, of the There will, be tickets sold on The University of Western On-
. • , - - the beautiful quilt which will tario, London, on Saturday. The
stitute. The program for the, •e rawn or at tne grand! Mathematics and Physics class
evening is to be in charge of onening of the Wall. Under the I a '36. of which Mr. Bettger is
Donald Haines and Elmer direction of the finance con_ I a member, held special func-
Fisher. , vener. Mr. Oliver kriderson, tions in 'Commemoration of
Gets His B.A. pegree I the following reflectors have - -----
Mr. Duncan A. Mac -Kay, i canvassed the I-1 strirt (or cash
teacher of U.S.S. No. 5, Hullett, donations- mrs. W. T. Pobison,
1 (Auburn school). received his, mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs Thomas
\ Bachelor of Arts degree at the Haggitt, Frank Raithbv. Ken -
\convocation cerembny held last neth . McDougall, Gordon Me -
Friday at the University of Clinchey, John Durnin ant
'Western Ontario. Mr. MacKay Charles Millian.
teacher at the Auburn school. The W.' alkerhurn Club met at
beginning his ninth term as. Walkerburh Club
- Born at 'Kintail, the son of the the home of Mrs HerlYert -
e'Acillui-Ltelhinn Mac: Duizer with the first. vice-presi- Applications will be received
,, IIL 11111re. waansd
tt
, field Township- school at Kin- ing. Thank pall letters were by the undersigned until
h dent, Mrs. Joe Verewey presid-
. tail,\ Goderich- Collegiate
Stratford Normal Schooland read from Mrs. Arthur Haver- Friday, November 17, 1961,
. Fol- karrip and Mrs. James Ronson for the position of Assistant
No. 10. Ashfield, Kintail school th
lowing graduation, he taught at for e cu e draw, donated wedding gifts received from Crator at the Huron county
b. Th
and S.S. No. 3. Colborne hy Clry Duizer, was won by Museum.
(Young's school) before he join- Mrs Joe Verewey. Plans were
ed the Canadian Armed Forces. mad-, for the next meeting to Please state qualifications,
After serving for three years he held at the home Of Mrs. marital status and age. Sal-
. oversells he taught school at Grath MeClinchey when the ary range $2400.00-$3000.00
years and t en came to Au- Mrs. Graham Gross and Mrs, depending upon qualifica-
-Bright's Grove. Kintail for six orbgkam .will he in charpe of
burn. 1VIrs. aeXay and Miss Worthy Young. Lunch corn- ti°116'
Barbara, aka MaSter johin at- mittee for the next meeting will
tended -the crerhonr along be Mrs. Jack Hallam. Read- Envelopes for applications
with Mi. and
Weir, of London.
Mrs. John ft. ingswere given by Mrs. George must be secured from the
- ',011:-Thurs- .Schneitiand• Ivirs. -J. I-P-Illam. Under41184.... , - • ,
dav, the purOs at - the Auburn A flower contest was hold by
with a bep.oiful fall bAuot Penny e was convened by 1,
selreiol presented their teacher Virs. Garth McCline,hi)v. A Lowest or any application'
of floWers to botbiz
lor ,/ ott,the 'tilt kosident, Mrs. Leonard n(Yt ile"Si Will accepted.
tistd
oeetailori. .,_ .* ' Arehatnhault. Lunch mit;
' Another ' 'ferrher. 'teacher- Of tee tor this Meeting wascomMrs.
itte-MilifirSelkOtirrlitfilig Ilettiert Mite. l'Vrt‘. Wililatir
Little, also rOe Ved bia B.A. Thinking, Mrs.. Henry Hunking
11,0
degree at the Sand eorivOtatiO11, and Mrs. Lorne flunking. The
.IVIr;,, Little it TIt sient Onlbe 'guest itt the' next meeting will
twilit*staff of he city, of be Rev.1/. Punge, minister of
Waterloo.. \ the 'United Church ,at Londes;
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ANYONE Igl'ERESTED PLEASE CALL
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Each week you may byy Festive Turkey Coupons
and save them until the Festive Season. Your
choice of Festive Turkeys will be available
to you. when required In exchange for equal
value In Coupe.
SUPPLEMENT:
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Coupons for the desired Turkey:Ng o
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TABLERITE BLADE BONE REMOVED
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1. Read -your IGA advertisement sash week. 6.
beginning Wednesday, Noventber-Istruntil
Wednesday, December 27th, 1961. ,
2. Watch for the advertised items that are indi. 7.
ootid to carry'the Festive Turkey 100 Coupon.
3. Buy the Festive Turkey Coupon items
'ads week. 11.
4. Accumulate -sufficient Coupons to cover the
cost of the Turkey of your choice.,
5. IGA Festive Turkey Coupons will be redeemed
for Turkeys sok( at IGA Food Markets only.
BLADE or A oil
SHOULDER Roast lb' AP at,
inirticiAE RIB ROAST
Round Bone -
ROAST
Well Trimmed
SHORT RIB ROAST
Lean Boneless
POT ROAST -
Ground Hourly
MINCED BEEF
Mix
'em or Match 'em, All Stars, Frosted
KELLOGG CEREALS
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Ib. 59c
lb. 43c
lb. 49c
lb. 3 9c
lb. 19c
Flakes, Rice Krispies
2 for 69c
There Is no limit on the quantity of Tortola
width -bah be.0140144proitilingilm404
Festive Turkey Coupons are redeemed,
IGA Festive Turkey Coupons may be
redeemed from December 4th., to December
30th:, 1961.
If you have more Coupons than the required
nitmirf .9) Coupons for the Turkey desired;
the balance of the Cauponvarinniemnabla
on any other meat purchase up to
December 30,h,,1961.
Alf1,AAER CANNED
FOOD SALE
Mix oy Match'em Save 5c ' . 10 -oz. tins'
VEGETABLE SOUP 4 for
Mix or Match 'em Save 5c
TOMATO SOUP, 4: km'
'Save 7c
TOMATO __JUICE 2 f°I.
Mix or Match 'em . Save 5c
CHOICE PEAS 4 for
Choice_ Save 5c
Choice CREAM CORN 4 f°r
49
c
10-0Z. tins
49c
48 -oz. tins
55c
15.oz. tins
65c
15 -oz. tins
65c
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TOMATO CATSUP 2 for 39C
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69ORANGESUNKIST VhENCA 5,1b.
CUCUMBERS No.1 FLORIDA Perfect Slicers 3 for 2 5c
RADISHES No.1FLORIDA.Garden Fresh 3 Poly Bags 25c
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their 1961 Vauxhalls. So they're hot to 'make a
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boys today!
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