HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-10-04, Page 3AUBURN, Oct,- 2.—Mr. Tom
Manning, of Londen, visited last
Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Herbert Mogridge, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Marsh
Guests over the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon R. Taylor
were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baith-
by; London; - Mr. and .Nhrs:.Ron-
ald Rathwell and family, of
.,Owen Sound; Mr. and Mrs. ljar•
vey Andrews -and Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Lewis, of Ailsa Craig.
• Mr,. Clifford Brown and Mr.
Harvey McGee visited with the
former's father, Mr. David
Brown, at Monkton, last week.
Mr. Clifton McDonald, George
and Peter visited last Sunday
with Mrs.' McDonald in:Victoria
Hospital, London.
Mr. Ralph McPhee, of London,
was a guest last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff McPhee.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnston
and Miss- Laura. Phillips visit-
ed last Sunday with • Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Farrow, of Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs.- A. W. Green'
away, of Toronto, are guests
this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon R. Taylor. •
Mrs. Harry Phalen, of Acton,
visited on Monday with ; her
father, Mr. Russel King, and
Mrs. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Andrew
and Miss Ethel Washington, of
Goderich, visited on Sunday
evening with Mrs. Charles
Straughan.
-The annual Bible Society
meeting will be held in the
Baptist Church on Sunday even-
ing, October 7th at 7.30: p.m:
The -district secretary, J. C.
Thompson, will be the guest
speaker and show slides on the'
work in Korea.
Mrs. Ida. Pratt, of Brownsville,
and Mrs. Kate Robinson, of
Wingham, visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig,
'and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chazn-
ney. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies
visited friends in Ingersoll and
London over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Killough,.
of Springfield, visited last Sat-
urday evening with the latter's
brother, Mr. Russel King,' and
Mrs. King.
Mr. and Mrs. William S,trau-
ghan visited last week with
relatives in Kitchener.
Mrs. J. C. Stoltz returned last
week. -end after visiting in Wing -
ham for a week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marguerite Chopin.
Mr. Stewart King, of Toronto,
is visiting this week with his
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AT pARK THEATRE: -
THE SHOWTIME 7:30
Now —Ernest Hemmingway's stupendous story.
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"Adventures of a Young Man"-ln Color—
with ,Paul Newman & Richard Beymer .
Mon., Tues., Wed.—Oct. 8-9-10—Adult Entertainment.
Bob Monkhouse & Shirley Eaton
Head a capable cast in a new British comedy
"DENTIST • ON THE JOB"
" 'Plus the e'i(COT onat"feats Tett "Deesign--ht the•°•Sky"'--•'-
• and two short subjects
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- Thurs., Fri., Sat.—,Oct. 11-12-13
Jeff Chandler, Ty Hardin and Peter Brown
Finned in the Philippines: A dramatic story of the
.Burma jungle.
"MERRILL'S MARAUDERS"
Coming—"Five, Weeks In a Balloon"—Don't Miss It!
Mather, Mr. Russel King,. and
Mrs. King.
Mr. ,and Mrs, Lloyd Humph
,reys visited last Saturday with.
the fornier's father, Mr. W.
Humphreys, at 'Paris.
Mrs. betty Crete and her'
small son, of Windsor, visited
last week with her uncle, Mr.
Arthur Youngblut.
Congratulations are extended
to Ronald Howatt who won the
A. Y. McLean traphy for top.
showmanship in the Dairy class
with his Ayrshire.. calf at the
Blyth Fall fair. Ivan Howatt,
hid., brother, won the top prize
in the Swine class 61or shpw-
manship at the Seaforth Fall
fair.
Mr. William Rathbun,' of
Hillsburg, is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Donald Haines, Mr.
Haines, Margaret ,and Eddie.
Reception For Newlyweds
A • large crowd attended the
reception for Mr. and Mrs. Bar-
rie Turner held last Friday
evening in the Community
Memorial Hall. Music was en-
joyed to Elgin Fisher's orch-
estra, of Goderich, with Glen
Patterson as + floor manager.
During the intermission, Ken-
neth Haggitt read an address
of congratulations and 13111 An-
drews presented them with a
purse of money on behalf of
those present.
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George Lawlor
recently celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary in G.alt
with a family reunion hekl
there. Present for the occasion
were the immediate family: Mr.
Wilbert Lawlor, London; Mr.
CREWE
and Mrs, Charles .Waternnann,
Catherine and James, Galt, and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McKay,
Sandra and 'John, also of Galt.
They were the recipients of
flowers, gifts and many • mes.
sages of congratulations • from
relatives and friends:, , Mr. and
Mrs. Lawlor •have been Auburn
residents for many years. We
wish to congratulate then tin'
the occasion of their 50th an-
niversary. •
Celebrate Thirtieth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cunning-
ham were guests of honor at
the home of . their son: in-law
and- daughter, Mrb and Mrs.
Carmen Gross last week in
honor of their 30th wedding
anniversary. Those present for
this occasion were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dexter, Constance* Mr.
and Mrs. Austin lDexter,'Blyth;
Mr. and. Mrs. Joe Yourrgblut,
Londesboro; Mrs. Tom Adamr,
Londesboro; Mr. and Mrs.. Joe
Moody, Goderich; Mr: and Mrs.
Lloyd McClinthey, Karen and
Paul; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
C u n n in g h a m, Landesboro.
A social time was spent
and lunch complete with wed-
ding cake, was served by Mrs.
Gross, -Nip. Mcelinchey, Mrs,
r. Cunningham and Mrs.. W.
Cunninghatn. Many "gifts were
presented to the bride and
The Gadelcich $mJ .n Star, ' hursdaya .O+ t9 !er 4tb1 TIRO
groom of^ 0 "years, It em them- aret 01a4: who eelebFAXe
kbeittg a large mirror trent the 99th birthday. Assistixxg fti re. -
farnily, eeiving the ,,g>esta'were
Mrs. Malrgare}"' Clark, 90 Arx 0lfa iYivimxs arrd.,ll rs Wiili rr •
Nearly 5Q n ighbgrs armd' Dpdci', sr^, •,A.t to naou tea• arid'
:rien sattended he birthdaybirthday , ako' Wer% se -+'ed 'by
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' .arty fast` week #cr Mrs, Mair^` (Cdrmtinuc4 . n::page : u .
2•BIG HITS:EACH EVENING
'BUCK KITES
admits ycu .and
your carload.
Friday & Saturday
October 5, 6
Double Bill
Hit, No. 1—Shown at 8:30 only
Wed., Thurs., Fri. --Oct. 3-4-5
Sophia Loren 441. Alan Ladd
"BOY ON A
DOLPHIN" t..
Scope & Color
Laurel and Hardy In
"GREAT GUNS"
CREWE, Oct. 2. — Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Curran visited with
Mrs. Curran's sister, Mrs. Law-
rence Tremain, her husband and
family at Springvale on Sun-
day.
Little_.Paul .•..R ennaln_•..s rit
the week -end in Guelph with
his cousins.
Mr. Leslie Deacon, of Cor-
onack, Saskatchewan, visited
with Mr. and Mrs- ,.Raymond
Finnigan this week.
Mr. Roy Maize, of St. George,
was a week -end Visitor with
Mr. and Mrs. C. Crozier and Bill.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Henry and
daughters, of Amberley, visited
Mr. and Mrs. C. Finnigan and
children on Sunday.
Sat., Mon., Tues.—Qct. 6.8-9
Anthony Quinn &
Rhonda Fleming
"INFERNO"
Adult Entertainment
David Ladd &•,Chill Wills
"THE SAD -HORSE"
All Color:, Program
M1DNITE SHOW=OCT. 7th
"THE GOLDEN AGE
OF COMEDY"
starring Will Rogers, Jean.
Harlow;• -Carole Lombard,
Charles Murray, the Keystone
KCops and a hast of oldtime
comedy favorites.
also: "THE FIRST TEXAN"
with Joel McCrea and
• Felicia Farr
Walter Pidgeon - Joan Fontaine
(Color -Scope)
Hit No. 2—Shown at 10:00 only
"FROM HELL TO
TEXAS"
Don Murray -Diane Varsi
(Color -Scope)
(Cartoon)
Sunday Midnite Only
October 7 at 12:05
ALL COLOR SHOW
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