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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-08-30, Page 22 The Goderich Signal -Star, Thursday, August 80th, 1962 Mtro Gobtriril : r -" ABC •,-[l,- ' The County Town Newspaper of• Huron —[p-- u Established 1848 in 'its, h.l5th year of publication Published 40 0 by 4 Ca Signal -Star Publishing Limited Subscription Rates — $4.00 a year. To U.S.A.. $5.Q0 (In Advance; as second class mail, Post .. Office Department, Ottawa, and for payment of postage m cash. Member of C.W.N.A., O.W.N.A. and A.B.C. Cirm atian oyer .3.,400 GEO-__L. ELL.IS, Editor and Publisher- -- HURON-BRUCE BYELECTION A • uthorized The byelection set for 'Huron -Bruce for October 4th will be an important one in that it will record the way political winds are blowing .inOntario at time when public thinking and sentiment is changeable. Both Liberal, and Pro.gress- ive-Cons.rvative parties have chosen young, aggressive and capable .men as candidates. While the results will revolve around, to some extent, two well-known farming per- sonalities in Huron - Brttee, the overall policies of the parties whom they repre- sent will,{at this particularly restless per- iod, be an important factor in the otitvonme. The rest of Ontario will have its eyes on Huron -Bruce for the next few weeks since the results of the ,voting will mean some- thing in 'more -ways than one. IT PAYS TO LOOK AHEAD • In rase you're interested, there's only about 100 shopping days until 'Christmas. Happily, housewives in general, are not unduly concerned at the moment'a,bout this `pressing situation." • But -it is not too ear7,� r Goderich merchants to give the platter some thought in the way- of plait.. iiiiig for Christmas sales events. A.li early and \vrll-punto d schedule can mean the differen,-- between mediocre business for this area and a bustling trade, drawing patronq..ge from afar. .I)ovrrt in Tilbury in Essex Count- last week, (\Bile many', people were --planning vaeations to get away' from the heat and 0, bustle, the merchants met- to discuss act- ivities in eoojer days a Christmas sales event. They compared the merits of cash prizes cir the possibility of au automobile as the major "Shop in Tilbury'' incent- ive. brief,, they are doing their plan- ning NOW. , • With its - Christmas- lighting set-up now basically arranged, and more •to be added each year,. Goderich merchants have laid the foundation for 'making toderich an attractive .Christmas shopping centre. Next step should be -,-to arrange _a "Shop Shop in Goderich" attractioil for Christmas, and it's- not a bit too early to start work on it no W. Memor Lane Down �., ys prizes at a Mitchell golf tourr, and a member of the RCAF. 50 Years. Ago -1912 Ralph Disher, a 45 -year-old Dungannon . boy, won `acclaim for his high scores in the Long Branch competition of the On- tario Rifie Association. D. F. J-iamlink, J. A. Mallough And R. R. Sloan were appointed to a county committee to , ar- range a fruit display at the horticultural exhibition to be held in November at Toronto. Archie Johnson, Ashfield, w!as injured when his horses were frightened by_ an automobile. Oliver Cook caught the run- aways. At Colborne Township Coun- cil the following accounts were :paid: H. S. Fidler, repairing Benmiller bridge, $L60; Abner Morris, three days, team on grader, $10.50; John Barker, burying horse, $5:00. 30 Years Ago -1932 At GCI, Principal Hume pre- .sented scholarships to Jean Robertson, Keith Stothers, Mary Houston, -and Roy Errington. He commented on the wonder- ful record of William Suther- land who secured 16 firsts out of 16 papers written, and of James Sutherland who took 11 firsts out of 12 papers. Roy Lloyd, William Christian, Vic Elliott, C. A. Reid and "Jim'& Reynolds won several .ament. Other winners included Mrs. %.q W. A. Culbert had purchased a new threshing 'machine which he' could drive with his.tractor.. Misses Velma Finnigan; Alice Shepherd and Jean Lednor had returned to their schools for the new term. 15 Years Ago -1947 Horace Crawford and Donna Fisher were married at Ben - miller United Church . John O'Connors barn at Kingsbridge was burned as a result of spontaneous combus- tion. - The following engagements Were ansunced: Frances Geor- gina Mills to Leonard F. Shear - down;' Idarguerita Hartley to Leonard Dodkin; Laura Lor- raine Pitblado to. Charles Stew- art; Amy Selina Toll to Hugh John MaeCrostie. Mr. and Mrs. W. ' J: Blair, Cambria road, celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary. O. V. Whetstone, Mr's. John Sully, jr., Miss Elizabeth Lau- der, • and MISS Helen MacDonald were as few of the prize -winners at the Lions Club carnival. 10 Years Ago -1952 . At the Lions' Club bingo the $500 jackpot was divid'd among ' arfield McMichael, Mrs. .Jack Alexander, Mrs. Myron O'Reilly Arthur Elliott, Mrs. Ivan Cook - and Barry Doak. Prior io entering the St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing, Miss Rose Marie. Chis- holm was guest of honor at a party given by Mrs.- Charles Gibbons. At the collegiate, scholarships were awarded to. Joan Killough, Frances Brereton, Patricia Long- mire and Ruth Willis. At the hospital, daughters were born to M. and Mrs. Kenneth Sowerby and Mr. and Mrs, Arlie Sparks. HIGH TENSION LINE REPAIRS COMPLETED A one-hour interruption of hydro service, Sunny from 3.30 to 4.30 p.m., passed without ,any complaints or unusual effects, most consumers having made arrangements to accommodate the shutoff. The interruption was neces- sary to complete repairs to the high tension line north of Clin- ton,•, damaged in a four -fatality air crash the previous Sunday. The two poles were replaced and the lipes rest`rung during the Sunday afternoon service frit reruption. AT DOMINION LIBBY'S DEEP BROWNED SWITH'ORK REFRESHING, SPARKLING, DOMINO 1.N.GER ALE CLARK'S FANCY TOMATO JUICE FMUSTARD PREPARED 15 -oz. Tins 30 -off.. Bottles NEW! ONLY AT DOMINION RICHMELLO SWISS •uyere Cheese Plain, 6 Por. _--- Plain a Asst., '12 Par. for $1•.00 PLUS DEPOSIT 8 for Si .00 48 -oz. Tins for $1.00 6 -oz. Jars Zfor 2. 5c CHALLENGER FANCY Sockeye cilm District Teachers Fir Huron Schools With the approach of the fall school term, teacher appoint- ment,s have been announced for School District .No. 2, covering the central section of Huron County, under the supervision of School Inspector J. , W. Coulter.. District No: 2 includes the towns of Goderich; Clili'ton, R.C.A.F. Clinton, and Seaforth as well as the townships of Col- borne, Hullett. Goderich and McKillop; =The first name in. each group indicates the school principal. The (n), following certain names, indicates new appotntinents, to the' teacning staff. The list as received, for the 196263 term, is as follows: Colborne Township Zion Central -Mrs. Annie Fin- nigan, Mrs. Harold Bogie, Mrs. Mary Robinson, Norman Stew- art; No.,2—Clare Harman; No. 6—Frank Moore, Mrs. Lenore Harrison; U.S.S. No. 1—Sandra McLean (n). Goderich Township HolmOsville—John Siertsema, Cameron Addison, Beverley Biggin (n), Jean Henderson (n), Mrs. Marion Powell, Charlene Scotchmer, Mrs. Carol Simons; No. -1-Mrs. Cora Castle; No. 2 —Mrs. Reta Orr; No. 5—Mrs. Grace McClinchey; No. 9—Mrs. Esther Wright. - Hulltt Township - S.S. No. 14-H. J. MacLean (n); U. No. 2—Mrs. Evelyn Millian; No. 3—Mrs. Ida Livingston; No. 5 ---Mrs. Shirley Lyon; No. 6— Mrs. Dorene Badford (n); No. 7 —Donna Smith (n); No. 8—Eva Verhoef (n); No. 9—Irene Pfrim- mer; U. No. 10 -Mrs. Dorothy Powell; .No. 11— Mrs. Violet 'Howes '(n); -U; No., -5- Duncan MacKay. McKillop Township S.S. No. 2—Mrs. Vera Hood; No. 4 --Clara Buchanan; No. 6 -.- Eunice Thiel (n); No. 7—Gibson Willis; No. 8 °Mrs. Teresa Co- ville; No. 9 --Mrs; Anne Smith;'. No. 10 --Irwin Johnston; No. 12 —Jessie Little; No. 13 — Mrs. Audrey Mcllwain. Clinton Public School.- J. choolJ. Albert Gray, Mrs, J Alice Andrews, Mrs. Dorothy Ball,. Sherry Cochrane, Robert Hanna (n), Mrs. Eileen Hawthorne (n), Mrs. June.lrving (n), Olive John- son, Luella Johnston, Mrs. Kath- leen Lockhart, Mrs. Sheila Mor- ton, . Ronald McKay, Arlyne Powell, Mrs. Beatrice Taylor, Mrs. Dorothy Williams. Victoria School, Goderich Harry- M. Shaekleton, -Ann Alexander, Mrs. Helen Baxter, Dale Cardiff (n), Mrs. Betty Chisholm, Mrs. Emily Cory, Mrs. Rose Fisher, Norma Geiger (n), Dorothy Kerslake, Mrs. Janet Kalbfleisch (n), Donna McNee, Mrs. •, Marylin McDonald (n), Mrs. Donalda - MacDonald (n), Mrs. Mary Morris, Paige Phillips (n), Mrs. Edna Stephens, Mervin II. Stephens, Chrystal Straugh= an (n), Mrs. Joan Vasella,- Eelen Videan, Mrs. Lucy Watson, Marianne West, Anne MacKem zie. Victor Lauriston Public School Ralph Smith, Ernest Craw- ford, William Black, Arthur Knechtel, Eric Moore, Mrs. May Norman, Mrs. Ruth Shaddick, Mrs. Diane Steep (n). Seaforth Public School John W. Talbot, Mrs. Elva Ellis, Ronald Eyre, Mrs. Flor- Vatnos El''active GODE,RICH:, Wm; T110.4. SA URDA SEPT. 1' ' ' . Delivery nw d. 0O ORDER vOR ,MORE PORTER'S HILL ence Kay, "Mrs. Anes Mason,. Mrs. Mary Boswell, Donald Morton, Mrs. Marian Pullman, Mabel Turnbull, Margaret Wood. R.C.A.. C.Iinton Clarence. 'Trott, Garnet Har- land„ Mrs. Monica .McC'.tirdy,, Mrs. Beryl Nicholson", Garfield Baker, Agnes Mulxooney, Jane Batkin, Grace, Goodfellow, Mrs. Margaret Rogerson,Mrs. Gladys Talbot, Edythe Beacons, Marion Triebner; Mrs. Dorothy Etue, Gail Latimer (n), Howard Scotetuner (n). HURON NO. 1 Ashfield Township North Ashfield—Gene Martin, Mrs, Lois Farrish, Mrs. Marg- aret Cline, Mrs. Margaret Mc - Charles (n); No,. 1—Mrs.' Stella Crawford; U8 --Ronald Jewitt, Mrs: Dell Durnin; S.S. No.' 6— Ross Errington (n); S.S. No. 9— Marion Buckton (n); U.S.S. No. 13—Don Cameron; S.S. `No. 16 '—Mrs. Mary Bere, Grey Township No. 1 -Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott; No. 3—Mrs. Margaret Michie; Ne. 5—Marilyn yoolley (n); No. PORTER'S HILL,, Aug. 27. — Congratulations to Mr. And Mrs. Thys I3ruinsma who were mar- ried • on Friday evening, and to Mr. and Mrs. Jdhn Roorda whose _marriage took place on, Satur- day afternoon. • Mrs. Martha Jocelyn, 'Detroit, spent last .week with Mr . and Mrs. • Alvin Betties. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Simmons and two children recently visit- ed. Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons and David. 13obby Morrison, London, and Joe Blatchford, Atwood, have been visiting their grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Townshend. • Mr. John Townshend and son John, London, were recent visit- ors with. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Townshend. Mr. and Mrs. Forest McClure have'sold their farm and plan to move to Goderich in October. The new owners, Mr. and. Mrs. John Millar, and two daughters, live near Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore :Mc- Bride and Louise, Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Townshend. . Surprise Party Friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris presented them with a set of, lawn chairs at a surprise party held at the Harris home on Thursday even- ing of last week. 1VIrs. Keith Miller read the address, and Wilmer Riddell and Keith Mil, ter made the, presentation, On Saturday fir, and Mrs. Harris, Stephen, Christine, and Connie, moved to their new home at Holmesvil1e. 'Mr, John be ftuy- ter, soil'- of >fr, and ''Mrs. An. thonie De Rtayter, has ptiro,has- .od. the I1ariris farm. In .Sep. teinber he and Miss Mari Geddes, ipley, are to be mar- ried at rine River united Church, Reid Cotner. . 6 --Mrs. Margaret Sweeney; No. 7—Harmon Brodhagen; No. 8— Mrs. Dorothy Dilworth; No. 9— Mrs. Karen ¥enheere (n); No. 10—Mrs. Elnned McNair; U. No,., 4 -Mr§. Irene Campbell; Walton Public Scho91----Mrs. MVIargaret Robertson, Mrs. Doreen Mc- Creath, Mrs. Marie Toll (n). Morris Township No. 1 --Mrs. Jean Griffiths; No. 3—Ronald Uhler; No. 4— James , Prior (n); 5—Nets Tveit, Jr. (n); No. 6—Mrs. Edith Vincent; No, 7—Beverley Evans; No. 8 --.Clem Stefiten; No. 10— Karen Schmidt; U. No. 12—Mrs, Edna Hackwell. • - Turnberry- Township Central'-- Richard Kilpatrick, Mrs, Janisa Coultes, Mrs. Mary IVlcKinney; U. No. 2 --Brenda Breckenridge (n); No. 3—Marion Cooper (n); U. No. 4-,-j,Vlrs. Ruth Martin (n); No.. 5 --Noreen Me- Ewing; No. 6—Margaret Craig (n); No. 11 -Hugh Sinnamon. East Wawanosh Township U. No. 6—Margaret Wight man (n); T.T. No. 7—Mrs. Louise Bosnian; No. 9—Barbara Brind- ley (n); No. 10—Mrs. Laurel Glousher (n); No. 13—Mrs. Mary. Wightnian; U. No. 16 -- Mrs. Elizabeth Lansing; U. No. 17 -- Mrs. Mary Chamney, Mrs. Isa- belle Henry, a + WEDDING + FOX — PARTEL A wedding of local interest was solemnized 'in :the chapel of Alma College, St. Thomas, on Saturday, August 11, when West Wawanosh Township No. 2= --Mrs. Louise Wilson; No.g3—Nancy Irwin (n); No. 4 -.- William Worsen; U. No. 12— Mrs, Olive Kennedy; U. No. 17 -Mrs. Elsie Irvin. Blyth Public School Ronald Higgins, Mrs, Hazel Bteman, Mrs. Luella !fa - Mrs.. Mary Holland, Andrey Lowry (n); Mrs. Katie" Marshall. Brussels Public School Kenneth Ashton, Mrs. Hazel Matheson, Luella Mitchell, Em- fly A. Metzger. (n), Mrs. Marg- aret Tyerman. • . Wingham Public School T. Stewart. Beattie, Joan Armitage, Mrs. Vera Elliott, Donald Jardin, Phyllis Johns, Mrs. Shirley Kaufman (n), Mrs. Margaret Moffatt,Mr's, Marg- aret Mundell, Donna Osborne (n), Mrs. Dorothy Thornton, Mrs, Margaret Walsh, Mrs. Grace Webster, Mrs. Isabel. Wheeler, Agnes Williamson, Mrs. Jean . Wilson. Sylvia Pastel became the bride of Michael Anthony ''E'ox. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Partel, R.R. 4, St. Thomas, and the groom is the son of Rev. A. H. P. Fox, Craigvale, England, and 'the late Mrs. Fox. Rey. S. W. Semple officiated at the ceremony. A floor -length gown of white silk organza tbver taffeta fash- ioned -on sheath lines was chos- ert'by the `bride. The fitted bo- dice was styled with a ' jewel neckline and elbow -length sleeves and the wide organza overskirt extended to a slight chapel train. Appliques of self flowers enhanced both the bo- dice and the controlled skirt. Her silk illusion fingertip veil As held by a petal pillbox and she carried a white Bible crest- ed with a mauve orchid and streamers„ knotted with steph- 9, anotis. Mrs. R. W.,Harris, South Holy land, Ill., was matron of honor - gowned in gold brocade. The brid trmaid, Mrs. P. Reinsma, t =as, wore a, waltz -length gown . f lilac peau de soie. Peter J. Fox, Washington, D.C., was his brother's -grooms- mair-and- guests Were ushered by Victor ThQrne, Kitchener, and Laurie Doan, • Londo:n. _ . For a wedding trip, to. Eng- land, France, Switzerland and Monaco the bride chose .a beige double. -knit ensemble, . with beige silkshantung coat, dark -brown accessories and ,a green cyrnbidium orchid corsage.' The couple will reside i i London. C The bride was on the 'teach- 'ing staff of the Goderich District Collegiate Institute where. she taught sewing in the Home Economics department. °T. 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