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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-07-12, Page 3,, qt ¢ AUBURIVI AUBURN, July 10. --Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sennett, of Ridge - town, visited asited recently with the forrper's uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. William Straughan.. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weir, and, son Bobby spent the week end with the former' father, Dr, 13.."C. Weir, an Ir. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay a d fan ily. 1 Mr. and Mrs.' William Wei: mann, of Seaforth, visited over the week -end with their daugh• ters, Mrs. Karl Teichert, Mr. Teichert, and family and Mrs. Peter 'Hellinga, Mr. Hellinga and Hank. ' , "Mrs. John Arthur is visiting at SU -Thomas with her daugh, ter, Mrs. Robert Davis, • 11r. Davis and family. Mrs. B.eyerley French and daughter Margaret Ellen,_ 01 Detroit, visited recently With her mother, Mrs. 'George Beadle at Huronview and with' other relatives in this district. Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Mally and daughter Maureen, of Kings- ville, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Red- mond. Miss Kathleen Andrews grad- uated with high standing in the Certified Nursing Assistants' course at Wingham hospital Iast Friday. • Mf, and Mrs. Ed. Davies and Mr. and Mrs. James Hembly, -i r—ntri51-1 at Midland. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston, Esther and Bobby, of London, visited last week -end with the former's . mother, Mrs. Stanley Johnston.,, Mr. Percy Gardhouse, of Owen Sound, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lansing: Mrs. Gertrude Mcllveen, of Oshawa, visited last week with friends . and . relatives. ---in.- th • village. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lansing were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Youngblut, of Londesboro. Mrs. H. M. Martin,. of Gode- rich, visited last week with her sister, .Mrs. Bert Taylor, `and .0 WAT(RMEi®N/S,Q oR!4T map Feu 617 71; /T 4iVDW4S'N O R 4CI'�► MEgAilE Mr. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John- ston and Miss Laura Phillips. were recent visitors at Port Huron, Michigan. Mrs. Fred Plaetzer is assist- ing `hs nurse at 'the . home of Mrs. Jarvis McBride of Col- borne * ,ewnship. Mr. and Mrs Thomas : John- ston,' Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, Mrs. , 'Raymond Redmond and Mrs. Roy Finnigan were London visitors ori Monday. Mrs. William Anderson is a patient in Clinton hospital. Her marry friends wish her:,a speedy recovery. Mr: and Mrs. Mrritlrnd Allen, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig and Mr. Harvey McGee attend- ed the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Frank Sturdy, at Wing: ham on Monday. Miss Marian Youngblut is at- tending Kintail camp this ;week. Visitors last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Munro -were Mrs. William Strasser, of Strat• ford, and Dr—and Mrs. Gordon Ferguson, of Toronto. S.S. No. 16 E.W. Promotions "Promotion list of S.S."No_ 16 East Wawanosh shows grades which the. pupils will enter in September, 1962: Grade 9—Jain Henry, Dwight Cowan, Donald Machan; grade 8—Nancy An- derson, Gordon Govier, Marian Youngblut, Marjorie Youngblut, n � 1 . 4 - Wim_ Intyre; grade 7 —aRoss Wilson; John Henry,. Larry ..Lockhart; grade 6—Ronnie Henry, George Cowan, Monica Nesbit; grade 5 —Chris Cowan, Willis Nonkes, Margaret Youngblut, Betty Glousher; grade 4 — Charlotte Nesbit, Paul Gross, Billie Em- pey, Neil Lockhart, Cheryl Pat- terson, George'Bromley, Jimmie 'Gilfilan; grade 3 — Barbara Glousher Ken. Empey, Douglas McIntyre; grade 2—Jamie Nes- bit, Brenda Glousher, Dale Pat- terson, Cynthia Netiiery, Jackie Nonkes, Debbie Patterson, Douglas Popp, Arthur Bromley; - 'grade 1 -Marie Empey, Diane Popp, Vernon Bromley, Johnny Glousher. Mrs. Beth Lansing, teacher. S.S. No. 9 Hullett Picnic The annual picnic' of S.S. No. 9, Hullett waa held recently on the school 'grounds with a large attendance of pupils, parents and friends. The games and races were under . file direction of the teacher, Mr. ° Wilmer -Er- rington. In the senior group J. W. Denomme FLOWER • SHOP Phone 111.4795/ GO'DERICN SUNSET A DRIVE-IN — GODERICH ANNOUNCING BUCK NITES Starting Monday, July 16 Each week 7-- Monday —• Monday to Thursday,.— inclusive WILL ADMIT $ - •00 •ONE CARLOAD JA 4- 8132 , DAY OR NIGHT • the winners were: - Betty Hal $etty Hallam, Billy Lapp, aDoug- —Mrs. *Arthur Hallam, Mrs. the home of Mrs. Lorne Mink. aaBilly Lap?), Lou las Arch- las Arc moanlt•aztcrmed intermediate Leonard and Archam ban , Lois al in, • with the president, Mrs-; ambault, Brenda Ball and Wendy —Brenda Archambault, Daryl Schneider; in the intermediate, Ball, Bobby Schneider; juniors Nancy Lapp, Joyce Hallam, Ralph{• Hallam, Rickey Archani- Kathy Schneider, Bobby. Sclanei- bault, Louise "Hunking; ball der, Daryk Ball, Daryl Ball, throw—seniors, Douglas Arch Shirley Hunking, Brenda Arch- arnbault, Billy Lapp, Betty Hal- ambault; in .she junior., Rickey Tam; intermediates, Bobby Archaxnbault, Ralph Hallam, Schneider, Daryl Ball, Nancy Keith Lapp, Arra Ball and Lapp; juniors, Ralph Hallam, Loise Hunking. The winners .of Keith Lapp, Arva Ball; high the individual events were as jumif --- seniors, Billy. Lapp, follows: running races—seniors, Douglas Archambault, Betty ter Cook; youngest baby. --Paul Billy Lapp, Betty •Hallam, Bren- Hallam; intermediates, Daryl Cartwright, two -month-old son da Ball; intermediate, Daryl Ball, . Brenda Archambault, of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cartwright; Ball, Bobby Schneider, Brenda Joyce Hallam; juniors, Ralph birthday nearest picnic date -- Archambault; •, jdniors, Ralph Hallam, Keith Lapp, Louise Casey Veretivey, Kathy Schnei• Hallam, Loise Hunking and Hunking; Dick -the -slipper ---jun- der. A picnic lunch was serv- Keith Lapp; three-legged race— -iors, Louise Hunking, Keith ed by the ladies of the section. Betty Hallam and ,,Daryk Ba11, Lapp, Joyce Hallam; seniors,. Walkerburn Club Nancy Lapp and Brenda Arch- Betty _Hallam, Weaay Schnei Thg_Walkerburn flub m a. ambault, Wendy Schneider -and Brenda Ball; wheelbarrow race Sharon Ball and Bobby Schn-• eider, Brenda Archambault 'and Brenda Ball, Wendy Schnecter and Rickey Archambault; sacic race—Kathy ,Schneider, Wendy Schneider, Brenda Archambault, running broad jump—seniors, lain; nail .driving contest ---Mrs. Stanley jail, Mrs. Jacli Italian,, Mrs. John Snyder; golf ball drive—Percy Vincent, Walter Cunningham, Joe Verewey. Most articles in lady's purse -- 'Mrs. Walter Cunningham (66), Mrs. Joe Verewey (50), Mrs, Stanley Ball (49); oldest man. present—Mr. Percy Vincent; oldest lady present—Mrs. Wal- der, Douglas Archambault; pre- school "children's race—Ronnie Sriyd.er, Kathy Hunking, Johnny Verewey; young ladies' race -- Ruth Schneider, Sharon Marilyn Daer; married ladies' race — Mrs. Leonard Archam bault, Mrs. Bill Crawford(, Mrs. Arthur Hallam; kick -the -slipper CHATHAM COACH LINES • SUMMER SERVICE' BEGINNING THURSDAY, . JUNE 21st, BUSES WILL LEAVE AT 3.25 DAILY FOR • GRAND BEND • FOREST • SAJ NIA _.. uHATILAM • WINDSOR • DETROIT For Further Information Telephone SAMIS MOTORS — JA '1-9231 p• Leonard- ,•Archambault, in tire' chair. The •meeting was open ed by the singing of 0, Canada, followed by• all repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. 'l'he minutes were read by the secre- tary, Mrs: Lorne Hunking. The roll call was answered by 20 members who paid their fees for the coming year. Plans were mane for the annual picnic to be herd next °month at the h"rne of Mrs. Henry Bunking. The sports committee will be Mrs. John Snyders, Mrs. Lorne Hunking, Mrs. George Schnei- der and Mrs.,�Lloyd•MeClinche,y; the lunch committee, Mrs. James K= McDougall, Mrs. John Snyders, _Mrs, -George Schneider and Mrs. Joseph Verewey, ° The election Of o#lie.ers for the corn- ing year was held with Mrs. Ted flunking presiding, .The new oilleers are: Presitient,• Mrs. Leonard ,Archa niauit; vice pad5aden_t, Mrs. eph Vex w ey, secretary, Mrs. Henry flanking; assistant secretary, Mrs. Elliott Lapp; treasurer, Mrs.. Joseph flunking; pianist, Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey; assistant_ pianist,, The Goderich I Igna1Star, Thur'sd.ay, uxa 141►, rs. 7'd Hlsn 'he;;':,ciein 'hers revealed the. naMes • of their sunshine sisters to'::wliomi: t': bad sent cards nndP gifts during the vast year, and each. lax :sclpted a:farewell gift to her. sister. Names were drawn for this year's ° sisters. ` 'Me prq- grarn of fhb,afternoon was in 'charge of Mr . Ariel Duizei' and (Continued en page 6) . D pJ�1T id ,�f�10h AT THE • THEAT SHQWTIME , 7;3Q Now—July 12, 13, 14 --"The Horizontal Lieutenant --Color' Starring Jim Huttoh, 'Paula Prentiss and Jack Carter. new.l. _ 1#'s-Funnyi-I:t-'e--•thor-oiy ent *ablel Mon., Tues., Wed.—, -July 16, 17, 18 — Adult Entertainment. An Exceptionally Good Double Bill! Kenneth More, Danielle Darrieux and Susannah York Present a dramatic hit from Ruiner Godden's controversial novel "GREENGAG.E SUMMER" ALSO: Debra -Paget and Ronald Randall, in • "THE MOST DANGEROUS MAN ALIVE" Thurs., Fri., Sat.—July 19, 20, 21 JERRY LEWIS, Renee Taylor and. Brian Donlevy The screen's Clown Prince in a raueus nut -show "THE ERRAND BOY" Shorts: "Spring In Scandinavia" and "The Kid front°Mars." Coming: "SUSAN SLADC"—Connie, Stevens and Troy Donahue. In Color. r. 'i'wo.' Cor plete .Shows- Nightly hildren under 12 in' Cars, -Free ,R VE -1 THEATRE, LIMITED' CI,[�1TON THURSDAY and FRIDA July 12, 43 "White a. i .r , ,Steye (color ,-•--, E opo) ' old Of 'The Seven Saints. Clint Walker' (Scope) (Cartoon)' Saturday, Monday, : Tuesday— July 14, 16, 17 - 'One -Eyed Jacks' Marlon Brando, Karl Malden (Adult Entertainment) (Color) Blueprint For Robbery" (Cartoon) NOT -WE -1S' HEREBY GIVEN to property -own- ers in urban and subdivided, areas Noxious Weeds -as often as necessary to prevent their going to seed. Ql KIRKTON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Agent` for 24 -hr. FILM DEVELOPING 41TF nnual Garden Party FAIR GROUNDS KIRKTON; ONTARIO H VcInesday,kway 23 luly 18th, 1962 Also, after July 20, 1962, proceedings will be taken to destroy Noxious Weeds in accordance with K. A. HAMMOND Fastball Game -6:00 p.m. Centralia RCAF—St. Marys All Stars: �.. (new and;old:stars) Budding Stars Juvenile Programme -7.30 p.m. Sparkling Professional Programme -9:00 p.in. Ample Facilities for Refreshments and Seating - Free Supervised .Parking on Grounds Police Protection Adults, $1.00 Children, 25c , COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS. 1r K. A. HAMM'OND"& COMPANY LTD. ... -.. -as afuft line dealer .. by ° W. W. Haysom your telephone manager electr'c, standard, noiseless and portable typewriters IN TOMATO SAUCE — 15 -oz. Tins Take advantage of the,reduced admission prrc Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday ' and Thursday. NO'TRUCKLOADS — NO BUS- LOADS --- JUST. YOUR CAR- LOAD AND ONE BUCK! Now Playing—July 11, 12, :13 Rod Stieger and 'Neje Tiller "THE WORLD IN MY POCKET" 3 Shorts — "Venice'of the East" "Weekend Pirates" & Cartoon Sat., Mon., Tues. -=July 14, 16, 17 Two' Hit Features!! Randolph Scottand Claire • Trevor "THE STRANGER WORE - A ,L1UN" "Les Phillips & Bob Monkhous "A WEEKEND WITH LULU" Wed., Thurs., Fri. - -- ° Ju19 18, 19, 20 ' Adult 'Entertainment, Mel Ferrer & Elsa . Martinelli In—:Y ' "BLOOD AND ROSES" Color Walt Disney Featui ette "THt 'GRAIN CAN 'ON" ' Plus a Short and Cartoon 16 -oz. Unity Jar adding machine's, printing calculators, cash registers ORANGE,' GRAPE or APPLE' - 48 -oz. Tins SPECIAL STRAWBERRY TARTS or DAINTY LEAVES VII/ BISCUITS SPECIAL ONTARIO GROWN FIRM NEW MASON CANNED ASSORTED FLAVORS ,Large Heads OS-ming—ELVIS PRESLEY'S, , PRESLEY'S, ' "Flaming Star" FIRST $tIOW AT -DUSK Children In Cars „Free Values Effective in GODERICH UNTIL 'CLOSING - T)i SATURDAY, JULY 14 Free- Delivery- 5400 ORDER OR MORE DOMINION STORES LNMNTED * EVERY YEAR AT THIS TIME we remind our readers about -the benefits of outdoor telephones . and every year more and mote 'customers find out for themselves how right we are. But then; it's inevitable I guess. The • growing trend to ` outdoor living during the summer months coupled with the increasing ,;tendency to keep in touch by telephone was -bound to create a demand for this type of :service. With an outdoor phone you can re- ceive and make calls right there in your own backyard, whether you're busy prettifying the . petunias, cooking over your barbecue; or just relaxing on your patio or in, your favourite garden spot. It will save the wear and tear of having to run inside on hot summer days to ans- • wer the . phone. And besides, you'll get much more out of those friendly telephone visits if they're made from the. quiet relaxed atmosphere of your .garden. Why not call us at JA 4=8301 and' ask about our portable tele- phones w•ith:outlets for patio or garden? -They're easy for us to install and you'll find the pride is low, * WHEREVER YOU 00' this sum- mer, chances are that you'll be near a public telephone — whether it's an indoor booth, or the familiar outdoor booth, or the handy new Walk -Up or Drive -Up variety. When you're travelling you can use them to call ahe`ed to make sure of ac- commodation, or warn the folks at your destination if you're a little • off schedule, or greet friends along , the why. You'll find public tele- phones a great convenience where- ever you, ;are, Use them often. Re- member,it's, your "phone away frdin home." visible record systems, files,•filing systems _and 'record protection Equipment -carbon paper, ribbons and office supplies • K. A. HAMMOND' &CO'M-PAN-Y LTD. MOOREFIELD; . 'ONT. :phane 3346 as near as youtprone to demonstrate, nonsuit; advise and ert'i `& +T. AgrottrzAtigcteurr itgetzred