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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-11-02, Page 111' SUCCESSFUL IN EXAMS FOR THEIR R.N. DEGREE The following girls have re- ceived word that they were successful in passing their Reg- istered Nurses' examination; Miss Norinc. Meyer ,and Miss Anne Meyer, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. William Meyer, R.R. 3, Goderich; Miss Carol Ann Zim- merman daughter of Mr. and • Mrs. Peter Zimmerman; Miss daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. 'Guy Rosalie Bedard, daughter of Mr. Emerson -graduate of Victoria and Mrs. Gordon. Bedard -all Hospital. graduates of St. Joseph's Hos- pital. A classified ad in the Signa1. Miss Eleanor. Emerson, itar brings quick results. ,A10111.10.11111111111.11.1.11.100..11.1111•01.1.111, TIGER DUNLOP LASS1E$ The sixth meeting of the Tiger Dunlop Lassies was held at the home of Colleen Con: elly, wjth Anne Falkiner pre- siding. Th d business of the meeting was in charge of Sharon McClinchey. The next meeting on October 30, is to be held at the home of ,Barbara Linklater. Joanne Kolkman acted as secretary for the meeting. Otr ) JANE PARKER CRACKED 'WHEAT BREAD • -ot vara.. loaves NelwrisYorjrPkl,1st A former Goderich and Au- burn resident, Mrs. Jean Abel, of Fingal, stood first in a sub- scription contest of the St. homes Times -Journal and wins a trip to New York City and a special cash prize of $W She is the former Jean Campbell, daughter of Wm. Albert Camp- bell and the late Mrs. Campbell, ci9of dAeurilazniHer brother,..Don- ald, resides on Quebec street, 4n 1U,7iiki.itnifiKr.is Mier, Kenneth, and a sis- ter, Mrs. A. J. Spiegelberg. -fiMvae%rieadughttoersC. apt. •i,Stanley J. Abel, they have a family of Acquitted On Theft Charge In Magistrate's court here last Thursday, Robert Joseph Laforge, of no fixed address, Amisioracquittedcharge of attempted theft. Magistrate Glenn Hays felt there was not sufficient evidence for convie tion. He commended, hoiv-.1 ever, the alertness .of the -clerk who reported Laforge. William Douglas, of Toronto, was fined $10 and costs for be-, -dmisk--ia,-,a-publieb ristreno.......nay. Douglas -TM serve two days. Robert Joseph John Michal- ski, 19, of 173 Highbury avenue, London, was fined $40 and costs or five days in jail after he pleaded guilty to a charge of, car theft. The youth admitted stealing .a..... -motor._ vehicle - -belonging, 1.0 Malcolm Clark, of Varna, on S,eptqinber 23. Lynn Barry Doerr, 19, of Zurich. received a two-year sus- pended sentence on an indecent assault charge to which he had pleaded guilty in -Exeter magis- trate's court on July 25. Lorne "Earl Power, Goderich, was fined $10 and costs or. rwo days when he pleaded guilty to driving 69 milnq an hour in a i 60 -mile zone" of Goderich Town- ship, October 5. ‘,......- v...evelesetamwev/yet Reg. loaf 20c - SAVE 5c Save on Canned Foods at A&P York (In Tomato Sauce) PORK aril'EAN$ 2.20-fi-oz tins33c 'Parltry Shelf) Choice Whole MUSHR OMS 210 -fl -oz tins 69, Ocean King Fancy . 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PARKER, TWIN PACK • POTATO' CHIPS' • Reg'pkg 35c -SAVE 6- 10 -oz pkg 9c Reg. pkg 35c -SAVE 6. pkg 016.29C Reg. pkg 59F-SAVE,10o * • 12 -oz pig 49, More Savings on A&P Super -Right Quality Meats FRESHLY GROUND, ALL BEEF, HAMBURG 1 CED EEF SHORT CUT CANADA'S FINEST RED BRAND BEEF* SUPER -R HT, 4, T, RROWNN egivE Tuts ST ) GRAQE 9vEr4 READY, YOUNG HENS' ib 8 -oz pkg 3 SWEET PICKLED, VAC PAC TTAGE ROLLS AVERAGE 10 TO 14 -LB MAPLE LEAF, THINLY SLICED ED' HAM SCHNEIDER'S, COUNTRY P011 SUOED BEEF BOLOGNA STYLE, PURE GES. 1.46 pkg 39c ,-,59, 8 -Oz pkg 59c lb 4 , FANCY QUALITY, SLICED, SKINLESS BEEF LIVER 16 39c FRESH FRUITS- and VEGETABLES FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS, NO.;1 GRADE, FULL OF JUICE, S,ZE 96's GRAPEFRUIT - ..., SCARLET PIPPINS, FOR EATING OR COOKING APPLESFancy Grade VALENCIA, FANCY GRADI ORANGES bag 3 9,. 5 -lb cello bag 65c NEW CROP, FLORIDA, NO. 1 GRADE, GREEN SLICERS 2621 GROWN, CRISP AND TENDER •CUCUMBERS WASHED, NO. 1 GRADE, BpADFORD MARSH CARROTS. ONTARIO GROWN, YELLOW COOKING ONIONS No. 1 Grade 3 -lb cello bag 19c -113 cello bag 25, KINGSBRIDGE, 4 • • KING€BRIDGE, Ot. 31.- Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCom;ille ‘90 and dn,i:.fhter. of Toronto. visit- 1) ed Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin over the „week -end. Mr. nncl Mrs. Britre Hansord,. of Galt, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dalton over the week -end. Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Frayne spent Saturday with .relatives here. Mrs.. Genevieve Kinahan. of St. Marys, visited her brother,. Mr. John O'Connor, during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. ,C. Mass spent the week -end at their cot- tage. Mrs. Peter Vogt, of Detroit, has. beed visiting her brothers, Frank and pa t Sullivan. • Move To London. -Mr. and Mrs. Edwirp Meyer and family have left to make their home in London. Friends and neigh- bors gathered at the school for a social evening `before their departure. Mr. Warren Zinn read the address and Mr. Gor, don Valad presented them with gifts arid a purse of money. We wish them happiness in their new home.' The first card party of the season was held in the parish hall on Friday evening. The high lady was Mrs. Bernadine Kenny, of Detroit; low lady, lars....Matthajtblei. Henry Drennan; consolation prize, Mr. Jack Van Osch.' BRIDGE SCORES Nine tables were in play on Monday flight at the Duplicate Bridge Club. North and 'South winners and their scores were as follows: Dr. arid Mrs. W. A. Oakes, 71; Mr. and Mrs. K. Hunter, 66; Mr. R. Bradford and Mr. B. Sheardown, 561'; Mr, L. Terry and Mr. J. Folks, 5512. East and West winners were: Mr. J. V. Thomas and Mrs. D. R. Stoyle;' 77.: Mrs. A. Nicol and Mrs. J. Sully, 76; Mrs. J. M. Donnelly and Mrs. B. Ross,I 661/2; Mrs. R. Wheeler and Mr. John McLeod. 611!:. OoderiOh SIgnal-Star, ThAltWidaYi November 2,, Mt 11: MRS. E. CARR,NOBLE GRAND Instal Officers Of The Rebekah Lodge Mrs. Elva Carr was installed as Noble Grand of Goderich Rebekah Lodge No. 89- MQnday evening by Mrs. Carmen Mc- Pherson, ,Clinton, the District DePutX.X.re0i0,04„ftgliroa „PM; tridt'Nor.28f'` .1* The colorful ceremony was perfOrmed by Mrs: IVIcPherson,,' assisted by her installing team and, a guard -of honor -compris- ing the officer:: of Huronic Lodge, Clinton. Other officers installed for the entitling term are: Mrs. Charles Moore, vite- grand; Mrs. Joe Moody, vice - cording secretary; Mrs. Frank Bowra, financial secretary; Mrs. Gordon Orr, treasurer; Mrs. Ruth Hayden, junior past noble grand; Mrs. George Morley, warden; Mrs. John Moss, con-, ductor; Mrs. Joe Snider, music- iaiM chap. lain; Mrs. Jack Ryan, inside guard; Mrs. Percy Blundell, outside guard; Mrs. Len Elliott, color bearer; Mrs. Nelson Har- nack, R.S.N.G.; Mrs. Fred Fritz - ley, L.S.N2G.; Mrs. Amos Os- baldeston, R.S.V.G.; Mrs. Har- vey Fuller, L.S.V.G.; 'Mrs. Joe Thornpson and Mrs. George M'athers,---111.-and piagter-s;- Mrs--John-P-inder-a - Mrs. Bert Mohring, R. and L. supporters of ' chaplain:. Mrs. Laura Riley and Mrs. Amelia Straughan, R. and L. supporters of J.P.N.G. Mrg. Ruth Hayden received her past nohle rands,jewel from the D.D.P. on behalf of, the - lodge. 'MrsMPhi was presented with a gift .hy. Mrs. William Lawrence. Other members were present from Clinton, Wingham and Gode- rich. As captain of the degree team, Mrs. Fred Fritzlev was presented with a Rebekah cake plate" by the members of the team A program followed the meeting with a reading by Mrs. K Roach; solos by 1VIrs..Gordon Kaitting; aNsAing' and dance by Ws. M. Suteuffe. The program. committee wag' Mrs. H. Fu11er• Mrs. G. Orr, Mrs. Q. yfatners, 44104.%-r,;740*Cf-t-4-44-littjge..!v" ,Snider who also preside,* at the piano for the singing. The decor of the lunch tables was of A Eallowe'en theme ' with- candlelit pumpkitiff7an bronze and yelloW mufns in a Pumpkin container. The social hour was in charge ot Mrs Nelson Harrraek, assisted by Mesdames E. Murray, P. John- ston,.41. Malian, J. Moody, H. Rimer' M. Willert, L. Riley, F. Bowra. Mrs. McPherson .announced the visitation of the assembly vice-president, Mrs. Eula Hic- key, to this district the first la,ieekDecernber-at-which-..- time the Goderich lodge will host the Seaforth lodge. ' Taylbr's Corner TAYLOR'S CORNER_Oct. 31. -The W.A.'held its annual 15S2Mr"and"Trelcurrsattz - 117e-Xarray-Halt--Thanks due all the ladies , for their. fine co-operation and help. Mr. and Mrs. Newbiggin, Atwood, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder. Mrs. Robert Fuller is visiting .thiiis:r.veek at the home. of Mr. m charge, was the r speaker at Tay 'or's. Corner church last Sun- day. Rev. Mr. Smith was_ at the Varna charge. Classified ads bring quick results. r•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••0 • • • P, CONKLIN LUMBER CENTRE I e• • o • • • Keep the COM Out I- - 0 0 O and the Heat In r I. . . • • ' • . Help your family stay healthy this winter .' . . make : 0 .45 your home as warm and draft free as possible. • • • 0 0 0 • • • • • • • • We'll help you. Here at Conklin Lumber we have everything to make your home comfortable*and draft free. 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