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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-11-23, Page 15• at— • a Lynne Comrie and Mae Ketc a aw will be pleased to accept EVENING APPOINTMENTS I{eather Beauty Salon 108 LIGHTHOUSE 4 T, — GODERICH Hair Styling Beauty Aids TELEPHONENew Creations JA 4-7� T F ATTENTION BINGO FANS ! Wednesday,. December G'6 THE $250.00 Jackpot WILL GO REGARDLESS OF THE NUMBER OF CALLS! 0 BRING YOUR FRIENDS`.T0 LIONS' WEDNESDAY NIGHT BINGO AT -010/Aglat. GODERICH ', ONT. 8.30 P.M. —Admission $1.00 il Acclamations For All. Goderich Tp. Nominees It , was acclamations right across the board for the nom- inees when Goderich Township held its nomination meeting at the Town Hall, Clinton, Friday afternoon. Chairman- of the meeting, which saw a smaller crowd than usual, was George C. Ginn, sr. Reeve Walter J. Forbes was given another temp of office by the ratepayers. Reeve Forbes reviewed fhe work of County Counyil. Also given a second ternf was Doput,r:Reeve Grant -H. Stirling. who last year was the Township's first- Deputy - Reeve in more than 60 years. COMMERCIAL ART SHO -CARDS and SIGNS LAY -OUTS * DESIGNS Sandy Welland Graphic . Artist 63 Britannia Road West Goderich, Ontario PHONE JA 4-9.43 (After 6 p.m.). TF J. Denomme F ER SHOP ATpARK THEATRE: THE SHOWTIME 7:30 NOW—Elvis Presley -"WILD IN, THE COUNTRY." SAT., MAT. ONLY—"THE SAD HORSE"—David Ladd Mon., Tues., Wed,—Dec. 4, 5, 6 In Answer to Many Requests "The NUN'S STORY" Beautifully Told — Beautifully Pictured — In Color. Co-starring-AUDREY HEPBURN and PETER FINCH Thurs., Fri., Sat.—Dec. 7, 8, 9—Twin Bill The Battle of Bloody Beach" with Audie Murphy and Dolores Michaels "The Silent Call" Starring Roger Mobley and "Pete" the dog. Coming Soon Rosalind Russel, In "AUNTIE MAME". Adult Entertainment. Phone 1A.... 4- 8132 8132 DAY or NIGHT Agent for 24 -hr. FILM DEVELOPING 41TF The, three elected to Council, by acclamation were' Harry Oakes, Everett-rMVlcllwain and Jack Yeo. School Trustees elected by acclamation for ,a two-year term were Robert Welsh, Douglas Blacker and William' Norman. Chairman of the School Tro,s- tees; .Robert Welsh, gave a re- port en the school• situation in the township. It was expected there would be considerable discussion on this because of 1'the proposed addition to Holmesville school but this did not occur. Instead, only a few questions were .asked and these were rjiPfty ahtilit the tra . riurtation of pupils. Ashfield Andrew Ritchie and Donald MacKenzie have qualified to run r Reeve of Ashfield. For the post oiDeputy-Reeve, which the Township will have for the first time in many years, Mar- shall Gibson and Tom Howard were nominated. Given acclamations for Coun- cil were: Gordon Boyd, Howard Barger 'and Girvin Reid. Acclamations were given fol' the School ' Area Boards,. , In Area One the trustees are Mar- vin Durnin, Carman Hayden and John Graham. In Are Two they are Robert Helm a4 Robert Simpson. West Wawanosh Reeve Harvey Culbert was given an acclamation as Reeve for W' Wawanosh. Given accl i9n to Council were Duro ill, Hilliard Jefferson and Gordon Smyth. Only election is for Public School Trustees with the following nominated and . two to be elected: James Curran, Wallace Wilson and Edwin Mills. SEEK 1962 CHAMPIONSHIP Bisset Softball Team Is Honored Atianquet Semi-finalists for the inter- mediate softball championships of Qntario this year, members 1 of the Bisset's softball team of 1 Goderich were honored, at al banquet' held at Harborlite ' Ii!m 1 Saturday -evening. Greetings were brought from the Ontario Amateur Softball Association by Andy Davidson, of Stratford, vice-president of the d.A.S.A. After congratul- ating engratuL s ating the team on their sp• lendid h wi s p ng Mr.Davidson �e off, ' dbT`4�° area representative on the O.A.S.A. who, he said, was "One of the fairest, tnen I have ever dealt with." On behalff o BissetBros.. s., sponsors of p s ,the team, Mr. Bob Bisset was.... called upon by the schairman, Larry Aldham,o make the presentation of lovely leather jackets to eael member of .the team. "We "started off supporting what we thought were just a bunch of boys play- ing ball," said Mr. Bisset. "How- ever, when you finished the season's play you surprised us with your achievements. I like home brew players and that was what this team was made up of, including the pitcher. MEMBER RNs O. • As, 1 0 MacEWAN INSURANCE AGENCY YOUR, AGENT OF PERSONAL - c• SERVICE �ss0 J44 North St. Phone JA 4-9531 AN INDEPEhDENT INSURANCE AGENT. tf , j °ROCK -N -ROLL - ,Friday Nights from 10 to 1 ADMISSION 750 BLUE WATER LOUNGERd. JA 4-837 Bayfield 4' GODERICH available, with V board if desired. Gerry Denomy' GO-D--ERIC.HELECTRIC 189 South St JA 4-9512 ask us about. installing NO OBLIGATION NOTHING TO BUY a safe, economical Esso oil hornet For a Wonderful World th answer to many requests we announce that we will again be holding our -daily turkey draw throughout the month of December. Come in and say hello and fill out one of the coupons available. Remember there k abso- lutely no obligation. A total of 20 turkeys will be given away. Give A Gift Of Lasting Beauty GIVE A GIFT OF 4,EWELLERY . It's really something today when a town can have a team without having to import play- ers. In 1924 I was a member of a Goderich baseball - team which reached thefinals of the O.B.A. against Oakville but as time went on the team was bolstered with many, imports. At one time Ernie Pridham and I were fhe only locals on the team. - I hope this Goderich softball team of home brews will stick together and go on to even -.T r. ,ate_r., ,a,cc' ,� , , •, ,.4* s, ries n SO win will be happy to sponsor them once more," said Mr. Bisset. In appreciation forhis inter- est, the softball team presented Mr. Bisset with asi silver bowl in i which was placed a new soft- ball autographed by each of the players. A- toast to the ladies present was moved by Bill Grace. Chairman Larry Aldham re- viewed the team's record in its first year in an organized league. A ' trophy was presented to Stan Doherty, who was judged the most valuable player to his team by the members of the team. Mr. Don Goddard was presented with a trophy for having the highest batting aver- age. Tribute was paid to the team's coach, Jim Queen, and, on behalf of the team, a gift was presented to him by Ron Carter who said that Queen was "The most inspirational factor on our team." A gift was pre- sented by Chairman Aldham . to Bill Kirkey • for his all round enthusiastic help in various ways to the team. Thanks were also expressed to the - following for contribu- tions to the welfare of the team in - various ways: Councillor May Mooney, George Ellis, "Mac" MacDonald, George Currell, Bert Sanderson, Ben Chisholm, C. F. Chapman and Justice Frank Donnelly. The evening's program was concluded with dancing. DUNGANNON "Me- Oraderieht..Signal-Star Thur*daY, Nosre DUNGAMO11I" „Noy. 28, -,---Mr. William Bueldnghatn is in Winglbarn hospital ' uniiergoing treatment fora heart condition. We hope,.„ he ,will soon be fine .again. ' Mrs, Edna Black is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley and family at St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. William Atkin - gip, of Oshawa, spent the week- -end with Mr. and .Mrs. Herb Finnigan. Visitors' with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon- Congram were Mr. and _Mrs. John Templeton and Mar tin, of Detroit. They 'had -spent the summer at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Anderson, while the latter couple 'are on tour of, Canada and the United States. Other visitors at- the Congram home were Mr. Roy il;h-and-Mr.- and --X S. Stidolph, of Willowdale. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald i3lenn and family spent the week -end with the foarmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glenn. Other visitors at the Glenn home were Mr. ad Mrs. Oliver Glenn and family, of Lucknow. Miss Eleanor Yark, who has been in Clinton hospital since a car accident on Saturday, November 18, in which she re- ceived a broken noseand bruises, returned home the first of this week. Mrs. D. K. Maclteer and daughter Maureen, of Willow - dale, spent a couple ,of days last week with Mrs. W. H. Stafford. Mrs. Stafford was a guest for the- week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McDou- gall, Nfi't;chell. On Sunday Mrs. M. Shackle- ton visited . at the home of her son Benson, Crewe, and also visited her sister, Mrs. H. Durnin and' Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Webb, Goderich. • Mrs. D. S. Fines and Mr. Jim Blake, Toronto, spent the week- end with Mr: and Mrs. Cecil • Blake. • iVtxss Fatrieia:.Roatland, Aur se ralnitig•" at Stratford, wh"o'° is taking part. of her course at Sick Children's Hospital, Tor- onto, was home for thee``' week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vrank Pentland. We are pleasedto know that Miss Ellen Durnin, a patient at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich, is making fine progress towards recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Craw- ford, Wingham, visited the Tat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Culbert on Monday. A few cases of chicken -pox are reported at the Dungannon school this week. DRIVER CHARGED AFTER CRASH ON HIGHWAY 21 Police reported a ear crash early Sunday morning on High- way 21 between 'ear's driven by William J. -Bowler, of Goderich, and James Wilks, of RCAF, Clinton. Mr. Bowler was stopped, wait- ing to make a left hand turn when the Wilks car crashed into him from behind, police said. Mr. Wilks has been charged with careless driving, according to the police. DONNYBROOK DONNYBROOK, Nov. 27. — Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson, Sharron and Linda, and - Mrs. James Leddy and Donald Jef- ferson spent Sunday at New- market with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jefferson and family. Mr. and Mrs: George, Reeves, Toronto, and ,Miss Gladys Jefferson, of Woostock, were visitora...at the same home. ' -Mts. Cecil---Chamney---spent a 'few days with Mr. and Mrs. !Sam Thompson" and family. ' Mrs. J. C. Robinson, of Wing- Cham, visited over the week -en With Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rob- inson, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chamney ;and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Web- ster, of St. Helens. Mrs, '"Wesley Jefferson, Deb- hie and Brian visited Wednes- day with Mr. and Mrs. F,lgin J,osling and family, of ,Londes- boro. PORTER'S HILL PORTER'S HILL, Nov." 27.— This Sunday, December 3, there will be a special White•Gift service at -1.45 p.m.. This will be a combined service with the Sunday School taking part. The Woman's Association of Grace Church will meet Wed- nesday, December 6,' at the home of Mrs. T. Sowerby. This is the annual, meeting with the election of officers to take place. ' A good turnout is an- ticipated. - . Mrs. Bruce McClinchey and her pupils of S.S. 5, are busy preparing a Christmas concert which will be- held Thursday evening, December 7. The Sunday School Christ*, concert will - be held Saturday evening, -:December .9. JinLockhart, of Troy, Michi-- gan, visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A: Lockhart and family over the week -end. queicisisieiciamiciveivvocesieveloccieisitiocitocivotootamietmeimiticizianisi s c a CANADA'S IEST R EELIIG'r1Bar • Canadian Made Eight Light Set • Genuine Westinghouse Bulbs jF i WOOLWORTH PRICE CANADIAN MADE WESTINGHOUSE REPLACEMENT BULBS DECORATED DINNERWARE SETS PQRT'ALBERT PORT ALBERT, -Nov. 27.L-- Mr. 7.-Mr.. and Mrs. George Richard- son celebrated their 53rd wed- ding anniversary on November 25th. Congratulations! Miss Liza McMillan and Mrs, Jessie Olver, of Dungannon, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson over the week -end. Mrs. Albert -Meader, Ronnie and Arnold, of Detroit, and Mrs. Alvin -Anderson visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. Grenier over the week -end. Mrs. Gren- ier had returned home with them, having been their guest in Detroit for two weeks. - Wayne Essex, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Essex, has ' returned home from Goderich hospital where he had been a patient for six days. Ralph Foster lost one of his eattlef, -the - past -week;--- with= rabies. Visitors with Mrs: Jane Mar- tin for the week -end were Mr. •hd Mrs. Bill Wright, Michael d Susan, of Lavl$nia, Michi- gan, and Earl Martin, of Lon- don. John McGuire, "son of Mr. and Mrs. Don McGuire, was taken to Children's Memorial Hos- pital, London, on Friday. He returned,, home on Sunday.• Mrs. Eldon Culbert, of Dun- gannon, visited her, sister, Mrs. Clarence Hoy, on Monday. of SAFE motto= -wwvaetex e+ ►oas etreictooretctrve . DEPENDABLE MODERN Hair Stylini 2 WARMTH, All Winter Long. jp,4484194 ,?4, SQU € E * GODERICH °. WE SPECIALIZE "IN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL': .._._..�.. - IQR-T111-Its-..-_. 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