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be Gaderiel.1 ;;;ignal-Star, Thursday, Ju y 19th,192�
UI3URN
AI.1B•LI T, July 10. - Mr. and Keith were Mr„, and. Mrs. F. G.
s.'' Ralph WXliiams, of. Port ~Lapp; of St. Thomas; Mr. and
.Iy;}
Huron, •.were recent ,guests- with s, Dick Lapp and sons, James
1t,1dafr, endNrs. Bft Craig at their
and
John, of Ch
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au,
Mr. and
tage'at Sunset Beach,
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Mrs. W. H. Wood, of Sparta;.
x,Q, 'vin Bisback spent the Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Templar
v'eek-end with his parents, Mr, and daughter Blanohe, of Roch
aiid rs. Gus Bisbaek, and Phil. ester, New York. Miss Blanche
John
and Master1
Calvin ' wilIa soon be released Templarp
from Victoria Hospital, London, are ,now holidaying with the
'where he has been ea patient Lapp. family here.
for many weeks following a car Mrs. John Livermore, of Clin-
40ei;dent ton, visited last week with her
bXr:ansd-Mrd;-E1win: Ander_e aughtei,..Mrs. George Hagditt
fit -Brantford, spent last week-
ohnny and Paul. Bryant and
end with the latter's cousin, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray y t
William Straughan, and Mrs. family, of Smith Falls, visited
' Straughan. ' last week with Mr.' and Mrs.
Miss Betty Marsh is at Mira- William Straughan.
inichi. camp ' 1n the Hamilton= Masters Murray ,and Glenn
Presbytery of the United Wtghtman returned last week-,
' Church'In' Canada as leader for end from a two-week vacation
a few weeks. with their uncle, Mr. Mac 'Wil -
Mr. and' Mrs. Donald Young- son, Mrs. Wilson and family at
blut and family, of London, Dundas.
spent the week -end with Mr. Mrs. John Graham visited last
and Ws. Ralph D. Munro. week in Wingham with Mrs. M.
Miss 'Mina Minch spent the Rolston.
last week of her holidays visit- . Miss Elsie Davidson, of Miis-
inig friends in Toronto. ton, visited last Sunday , with
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mc- her friend, Mrs. Marguerite
Dowell and their daughter Chopin, and her mother, Mrs.
Gwendolyn are holidaying in J. C. Stoltz.
the Maritime Provinces. D.V.B.S. Statement
Master Greg Arthur under- The D.V.B. School closed with
went a ,tonsilectomy in the Clin- a balance to begin the season
on_ ospi uday n _ Bort,-Mar.
Mg. the treasurer for this year and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh and
Mrs. Herbert Mogridge spent
auray with their relatives in
Brampton. • - • _ __ - .
Miss Margaret R. Jackson is
visiting this week with her
niece, Mrs. Donald Kai, and Daily offerings
Mr. Kai, at Oakville. Hong Kong missions
Rev. C. E. •Taylor, of Godes" -Y
rich, and Mrs. Frank Campbell,
- of -Westfield; were Sunday Expenditures-- -
guests with Mr. and, Mrs. Bert Supplies
Taylor. • Sent to missions
Congratulations are extended
to Miss Jennifer Grange who •
iv n
and they enjoyed snaking their read by Rbv. Robert Measly in
own meals, washiil the dishesr the absence of the treasurer,
and making. up thein beds. It Mrs. Conon R. Taylor. The roll
was a short night for some as
they didn't go to sleep, until
2 a.m. and many were up be-
fore six to enjoy the swirliming
and the gaxines.
Accident Vtctim
Friends in this district will
call was answered by each tell-
ing what she had done for her
neighbor. „The travelling apron
received 25 cents per member
to go towards the budget fund.
Several ' members volunteered
top i
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T.
paint the -
church. he n
ext
meeting will be held at the
be pleased to know that Blair home of Mrs. Sant Daer with a
Redmond, 18 -year-old son of Mr. pot luck lunch to be served.
and Mrs. Ted Redmond, R.R. 2, Mrs. Thomas Ilaggitt will assist
Auburn, is making recovery the hostess. Following the
business meeting a successful
auction was held with Mrs.
Lloyd Humphreys and Rev, Mr.
Measly in charge. A dainty
lunch was served b the host-
ess, assisted by rs. Elliott
ating the hay -fork, breaking the Lapp.
whiffletree and pinning him to
the ground. Mr. Keith Arthur ti ^ L� E SV I � L E
with his ambulance was called V
and Blair was taken to Wing -
ham General;Hospital and,then Mrs. Harry Williams•
oil` to London. . Blair has been Mr.and :
a student at the Goderich Col- spent a few days in Toronto
legiate Institute. an attended theShrine on
from an accident last week at
the home of his uncle, Mr. Gus
Redmond. Blair wa�a assisting
haying o
eratlo
ns
the a
with
y g p
n the tug on the horse's
harness- broke as he was oper-
O I T'UARY
JQSEPH WILLIAM . BAKER
Reiluiem high mass was sung
Monday morning at St.'Peter's
Roman Catholic Church, Gode-
rich, for Joseph 'Williarii Baker,
67, of Goderich, .v rho died - Sat-
urday at Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital here. " 1;Ie was
born in Cxanbrook, . a son of
the late Adam and Catherine
• had
lived
(Gaetz)
.Baker, and -
40 years in Goderich. He was a
veteran of the First World War,
and had, served with the 161st
and 58th Battalions.
the
wife,
his
'Surviving are
S ing
. o-rmnr dn'-Zeta t/eap; si:c-sons,
Joseph, and Eugene, Goderich;
William, of Mount Evelyn, Aus•
tralia; James, of I(ingsvillb; Leo,
of Fort Erie, and, Patrick, of
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children and parents were pre-
sent at Harbor Park on Monday
evening for the annual Grace -
Sunday school picnic. After a
picnic supper, Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
gyle Lockhart, Mr. and Mrs.
Ar-
thur 13e11 and Mr. and Mrs.
Chester^"Sturdy had charge of
the races and. games. '
Winners were as follows:
•primary boys and girls, Jody
Cox, Kevin Cox,. Sandra Cox;
junior girls, Christine Harris,
Colleen Lockhart; junior . boys,
John Manning, Jahn .� Sturdy,
John-Cox-a-nd--Laurie ,Cox,.(tied).;�
intermediate girls, Sharon Lock-
hart, • bonnie Cox, Julia Cox; in-
termediate boys, Larry Sturdy,
Dennis Harris, David Mathers;
•Mici.land; three daughters, Miss young .ladies, Peggy Ann Bet -
Mary Baker, " Brantford; Miss . ties, Joanne Harrison, - Shirley
Catherine arid Mrs. William k kPierson; young men, Richard
(Zeta) Young, both- of Goderich; I Harrison and ' ..Bruce -Betties
one brother, .. Leo, of Windsor, (tied); girls three-legged race,
Sharon Lockhart and Peggy Anti
Betties, Joanne Harrison and
Bonnie Cox tied with Colleen
Lockhart and Cheryl Cox; boys'
three-legged race, Larry Sturdy
and Dennis Harris, Richard Har-
rison and Bruce Bottles, David
Mathers and John Manning;
girls' sack race, Christine Har-
ris,Colleen Lock-
hart;
Cheryl Cox,- Co _1e L k
hart; boys' sack race, Bruce
Betties, Dennis Harris., David
Maters. :Several, relays and a
peanut scramble brought the
sports to a close.
•d atten e rine c ` and one sister, Mrs: Jack Pfaff,
St. Mark's Anglican Guild vention. Hensall.
•
Miss Sandra Williams, whe is Funeral arrangements were
made by, the Lodge funeral
home. Rev. Raymond Moyna-
han conducted the funeral ser-
vice,~ •and burial was in .-Col-
borne cemetery.
The Anglican" Guild of St.
Mark's Anglican church held
their July meeting on they lawn
at the home of - Mrs. Geroge
Schneider. It took -,the form of
a picnic for the children and Harry .Williams.
there were, several visitors pre- Recent guests with Mr. and
sent. Mrs. Schneider- - was - in Mr -s-. Frank McCullough- were
charge. of the meeting. Mrs. their daughter, Frances, and
Robert J. Phillips. accompanied I the Misses Gayle Story, Eliza -
Reynolds,
numbers. Prayers were led by all third year student nurses at
has prepared the following fin- Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys. The -Toronto Western Hospital.
aneial statement,. Receipts - Scripture lesson from the 16th Messengers' Picnic
Balance from 1961 . 45.24 chapter of the Book of Acts was The Messengers of the Hol -
taking a summer course at the
University of Western Ontario,
London, spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bank interest _ :86 read responsively with Mrs.
Donations from the John -Daer" -leading. - - ttopie
cnurches , 32.50 for the day was, "Helping Oth-
74.02 ers," taken by Miss Margaret R.
33.10 Jackson. A quartette composed
of Misses Wendy Schneider,
_185.72 Diane Kirkconneil, Nancy Lapp
and Blanche Templar, sang,
• 96.46
33.10
129.56
mesvllh. United Church met
at
-the' hoe- of- Mr -s, .-G -Ginn. for
their summer picnic. The meet-
ing opened by repeating the
Purpose, and the roll call was
answered by .40 members. Mrs.
K. Trewattha moved• a vote .of
.thanks to Mrs. Ginn for open
"Jesus bids us shine.'" The ing 1-ier home for -the-meeting.--
Relays were enjoyed and the
winning groups- were led by
Shirley Norman, Norma Walter,
John Ginn, Jim Heard and Ron-
ald Trewartha. The seniors had
a game of . ball with 'David Mc-
Cullough and 'ferry Haughton
as umpires. The junior games
were won by teams headed by
Brenda McClinchey and .Bobby
Atkinson. Refreshments were
served by the leaders, Mrs. G.
Tian and Mrs. • K. Trewartha.
1Vir, and Mrs. H. '6. Moody,
are
holiday
sh y
of St. Thomas,
guests'sif Mr. and Mrs. J. Moody.
Barry Mohring returned to
Kitchenerwithhis cousin, Bryan
Strut) who had been visiting 'in
Goderich.
:onkuin
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if your plans
study book chapter on 'Prayer","
was taken by Mrs. Louis Rud-
dy. Several choruses were slrrig
received honors in the Grade V Bank balance --.. by all the children and Mrs.
music exam 'and also .to Miss • Teenville Officers Schneider gave a reading, "A
Brenda East who received pass The members of Teenville Different Kind oi Garden." • The
standing in the Grade' V music! met at the. Community Mem-- president, Mrs. George. Scheni-
56,16
exam of the Western Conserv-1 orial Hall to elect their officers
atory ofMusic at London. `They? for the coming fall terns. Rev.
are pupils of Mrs. Donald Kai. Charles Lewis presided for the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eve, of j election of officers. They are:
Leaside, spent Tae week -end' President, °Shirley • Brown; vice -
with her mother, Mrs. Herbert' president, Edgar Leatherland;
Govier. .. secretary, Susan Straughan:
Miss Mary Kirkconnell, of , treasurer, Bill Straughan; social
,Seaforth, visited last Saturday convener, Harvey Snell. They
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, discussed programs for the fall
Andrewl;{irkconnell and .Diane.; season and then went to Sunset
Miss Laura Phillips visited Beach for a wiener roast.
oer the week -end with Mrs. H. - . Sigma -C Camp -Out
Sheppard, of Bright Grbve. Twenty members of the Au_ -
Mr. and Mrs. 'Lloyd Miller, of burn Sigma -C group enjoyed a
London, spent 'last week with . 24-hour camping trip to Donny -
the latter's father, Mr. Percy
Vincent, and 'the former's wbro-
then; Mr.' Gordon Miller, " Mrs.
Miller and Gail. '
Recent visitors with Mr. and
brook bridge last week -end. The
leader of the boys• group, Rev..
Charles "Lewis; was assisted by
John Wright `an,d John Arthur.
For many of these •- boys it was
Mrs. Elliott Lapp,: Bi11,.Nan and their ' first camping experience
der presided for the business
and thanked all who had taken
part in the program. The min-
utes were approved as read by
the secretary, Mrs. John Daer
and the financial statement was
BINGOit LEGION HALL
SATURDAY, JULY, 21
AT 8.30 Pin. '
15 GAMES -
The prize for each regular game will be $12.00.
4 SHARE -THE -WEALTH 'Jackpot -Combined_
JACKPOT QF $95.00 IN 59 CALLS.
$poiulw ;d try Canadian Legion .Branch 109
.
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Olt
Std. 3 -in -1 Shingles
Green - $7.20 sq.
Self -Seal Shingles
$7.95 sq. .
2 SHADES GREEN
Supertite Shingles . A
Black - $6.90- sq.
ber
uys!,
_CEILING TILE
Reg. Sale
Regatta .21 .16
Starlite .21 .16
J.M
Acoustical .....21 .18
Red, Gold, Green Bamboo
Dress up your home now
while present stock lasts.
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and dental expenses, just give us a ring and arrange the
necessary cash.1f you have plans-ttrpurchase a -better
car, make home improvements or take a holiday, simply
call us for the money you need. Thrifty families can
accomplish almost every
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Household Finance. Drop in.
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HFC office for neighbourly
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Life insurance available
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AM'NT
of
LOAN
MONTHLY PAYMENT.PLANS
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months •months months months
$
100
550 $
750
1000
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95.12
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31.65
41.45
68.81
94:62
107.52
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32.86
44.13
58.11
94.11
129.41
147.05
$ 9.46
51.24
69.21
91.56
146,52,
201.46
228.93
Above•payments include principal and Interest,
and are based on prompt repaymett, but do not
Includethe cost of life Insurance
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