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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-12-13, Page 5)4, 4, C Briefs ,• 4 odOrich liminess firms!' Are ,yott, Making your Christmas plans? May, we suggest you _Pellicle greeting cards, specially sdesitned for businesses, from the wide seleCtion noW on dis- , play- -at, the -Gaderieh Signal - Star. , -40tf Order Shell furnace oil an° stove oil from Edward rueb tank truck dealer' for all Shell 911 Co. products P u .JA 4-8386, , •3Otf People are already doing Yes, people are alreadj order- ing, thettlChristmas cards from the 'many fine choices available at the Goderich Signal -Star. They can be ordered personal- ized or plain, as you prefe.r. rop in and look them over. No obligation.. -40tf D. In Memoriam FISHER—In loving memory of Aaron C. Fisher, who passed away December 20; .1954. Eight years Jiave passed, dear father, since you were call- ed way. Gpill knew that he wassuffer- Thating,' the hills were hard to So He elosed his weary eye- lids and" whispered "Peace be thine". Away in the hills of God, 13y the valley of rest so fair, Some time, some day, we knoN not when, We will meet our leyed one -there. —Lovingly rememberedby wife and family. • MILLS.—In loving meihory of James Edwin Mills, who pass- ed lon peace and rest one year ago, December 13, 196]. YOU cannot say, you must not say That he is dead; He is just away. With a cheery smile and a wave • of the hand He, has wandered into an Mis -known land. • Think of him' still As the Same, and say He is not dead; He is just away. ---Ever remembered by Mom and Dad, sisters,. Joan and . June. - E. Cards of Thanks JEFFREY.—We ..wish to thank relatives, friends and neigh- bors for the many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy; also for the spir- • itual bouquets, cards and flo- ral' tributes, received during the loss of our dear father, George Jeffrey. The Jeffrey Family, 49 GILLESPIE.—I wish to thank sncerely all who sent' cards, flowers or gifts or who came to visit me during my recent stay at the Alexandra •Hos pital. I thank' especially Dr. J.W. Wallace, DrA„G. F. 14ills and the nurses and 'staff of the hospital. Mary Gillespie 49)i Cards of Thanks IA PgmtLAND.—I want to eXpress I flOwen, Sound my sincere appreciation for the isits, cards and treats while I was in the hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Waters and the hospital. staff, • Herb -Pentland - 49 WthSON.—My sincere thanks to relatives and friends who sent • "cards and visited me while I was in Goderich hos- pital; also to those who in- quired for my health by phone, Special thanks to nlY nurses and Dr. G. F, Mills. Harry Watson 49 WATSON.=-I Would like to • thank all those who remem- bered me with flowers and cards, or visited me owhile I was a patient in the hospit- al. Special thanks to Dr. A. H. Taylor, Dr. K. q. Lambert, .the nurses for their constant attention, and the Rev. G. L. Royal of Knox Presbyterian Church. William Watson • • • 49 F. Engagements • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur wish to announce the engage- ment of their elder daughter, Margaret Eleanor Wright, Reg. N„, of Brantford, to Mr. John Boer, son of- Mr. and Mrs. Hen- ry Boer, of Port • Dover. The wedding will take place Dec- ember 29, at 3 p.m., in Knox United Church, Auburn. 49 - Mr. and Mrs. William Lloyd Farrar announce the engage- ment of their danghter, Nancy Ann, to Robert John Shipley curreli, son of Lieutenant Cel- onel Lloyd William Currell and Mrs.Curtell.' The marriage will -take place on Saturday, December 22, 1962 at 12 o'clock in Zion Wexford United Church, Toronto. 49 Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Al - lin, Goderich, wish to announce the engagement of theireMaug- hter, *Joyce Ann, to Mr. ;Jacob de GrootPsoir of Mr. and Mrs. Koop de Groot, Benmiller. The wedding Will take place on Saturday, December 29, in St. Peter's R.C.. Church, at eleven ' 49 .1111111111111111111611111.1111.111, G. Coming Events. , Chris Jingle, Santa's young-, et Reindeer, will arrive in time for Christmas at TEN h.ornes thiS year. Ten, of these, plush toys will be drawn for at Rieck Pharmacy, Friday, December 21st. Get one entry blank with each •dollar purchase at Rieck Pharmacy, your Rex - all. Store. • 48-50 Skate exchange, sponsored by Home and School Association in R. H. Cornish Electric. 49 Canada's urban transit sys7 tem 'S operated 140 subway cars, 833 street cars, 1,174 trolley coaches and 5,081 motor buhes in 1961. JUNI0114 HOCKEY PETE LOVELESS KITCHENER Geeinihirts vs. GODERICH Siftos FRIDAY, DEC. 14 8:30 p.m. GODERICH MEMORIAL ARENA Adults 75c - Students.:50c - Children 25c minimum \ fully secured] net turn • NO INVOLVEMENT OF TIME • NO LAND T0LEASE • NO FIXED OVERHEAD • NO -BUILDING TO - BUY NO LABOUR PROBLEMS If you are interested in a ground # floor money -making :opportunity and are able to make an investment of only $1,995.00 then ACT NOW and mail the attached coupon. 41111 MI MO MI MR MI nil 11111111111111 lid NW MI .sigg 110frDAVID PEEIM, REGIONAL MANAGER, " 1 " WASHMOBIL• E 359 °unties' Street, . London, Ontario (orphone 432:5949 anytime) a NAME ADDRESS -; 1 (please print) 1 1 1 1 LOm mit mi. awe Ma mi. NMaim' Mit sat Ilml liertrisit DWI Ins Tilt 5-4 Owen 'Sound Greys - rallied from a 42 defleit-ltereinst-TW day night to d'efeat the Siftos 54. The Greys struck three times Within a sPace of to Ininutes. LTp and until this To* the Siftoa.looked like • they would come out on to \ Owen Sound were ,as.sisted greatly by a couple of,.1.4ackles by Siftos defenceman Vern Skeoch. Playing one of his strongest games of the season Vern gq.a, little over eager on two occasionst-and both resuhed in goals. Biloyed by the turn of events whigh tied the game uv, the Greys, had no trouble in get- ting the go ahead goal and hold the edge. It was a hard fOught, fast con- test which had the attacking units of both Clubs in high gear. At one point in the game, the. teams went a little over five minutes withottt a whistle as they rushed efil to end, The Siftos held an edge in the play over the first WO periods and the early minutes of the third as they skated like few had seen them do at honie this year. The goal that was accidentally tipped in by Skeoch iseemed to take the heart out of the •boys and they never really recoVered as Owen Sound had it pretty well all their Own Way after Mid- way in the final peridd, The teams were tied 1-1 at the en 4 of the •first period, 2-2 at the end. of the second and With- in 4:22 of the •third the Siftos were_ out. In -:front -4-2,7-11aVing-0 alight edge inthe play to this point no one would have sus- pected that the locale would eventually go- down to defeat. Bowness picked up two of the Goderich goals on adept play. Thompson who played another P INarl Neellharn tO4 with a score of 267 and high triple with 02. EitIDGE SCORES "Wini_lers_in Monday—night's gamea of the Duplicate Bridge Club were as follows: Mrs. R. Sproule and Mrs. R. McDonald, 50% points; Mrs. J. Donnelly and Mrs. D. J. Murphy, 48% points; Mrs. D. D. Mooney and Mrs. A. Nicol, 48 points; Mr. and. Mrs. W., M. Duncan, 45 outstanding game picked up pile points. and Heatherington picked up the prettiest goal of the home sea- son. He picked up the puck just outside the ()Wen Sound blue, line, deked two players -and went in to,, beat the goaltender beautifully. LADY BOWLERS WIN . PRIZES AT YULE PARTY Despite stormy weather, there was a zlarge turnout at the Legion Hall Monday evening for the annual Christmas party of the Ladies Commercial Bowling Ikague. Party prize winners Were; Grace Mugford, Myrtle Beacoin, Ann Ryan, Peg Mc- Taggart, Lerma Pennington, Bes- sie James, Myrtje °Good, Rhona Hadden, Donalda McDonald. The progrinn was in charge of Jean Cruickshank and her committee. Yvonng Chase and Marie Lang- rida were conveners of the buf- fet tinch. At Tuesday night's bowling, New Officers . . (Continued from page 1) .brook; assistant treasurer,- Mrs. J. McLeod. Chairmen of Committees 1,4iterature and communicat- ions, Mrs. H. Snell; eomnaunity friendship and visitation, Mrs. E. Pridham; flowers, Mrs. A. Hamilton; manse, Mrs. if, Bat - ger; program, Mrs. L, M. Thor- neloe and Miss E. Hume; soc- ial functions, Mrs. E. West- brook arid Mrs. V. Smith; mem- bership, Miss G. McDowell; finance, Mrs. W. Dockstader, press andpublicity, Mrs. -K. S. Hopkinson; co - operation- in Christian education .and miss- ionary education, Mrs. G. Par - 'Sons and Mrs. G. Chamnery; supply and social assistance, Mrs. H. Young; nom- inating, Mrs. • J. Britnell; Kor- ean orphan, Mrs. L. Aldham and Miss J. Saunders. Mrs. W. E. Dockstader pres- Sheaffer Pen Yuletide Party _The-activities:-eommittee- 6 the W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company of Canada, Ltd., held. their •iin- nual Christmas party for eni- ploYees' children at Hartwig - lite Inn on Saturday with about 200 present. • After a few words of weicomc by the company president, Mr. C. E, Everett, things gbt undei Way with the showing of car- toons. Two pretty, damsels (Feithlinn Armstrong and Ger- tie Diehl) in white rabbit cos- tumes added to the 'festivities ia the kiddiesslelight. • Santa Claus arrived on schedule and passed out presents and eandies to all the children. Refreshmentsin the way of hot dogs, milk, ice cream and coffee were enjoyed by all thoge present after which the party ended with the little ented the _budgetfer 1963 as recommended by The finance committee. This was approved by the meeting. • Mrs. Willkom, retiring pres- ident, thanked all those who had helped -in the organization during the past year. -A vote of thanks to Mrs. Walkom lor her capable leadership was mov- ed by Mrs. N. Clairmont and seeonded fieartily by all, who were present. The meeting closed and a social time was enjoyed. 1 SUGGESTIONS FROM THE DERICH NEWS STAND , !BRIGHAM BRIAR Hand -Crafted In Canada of Finest Quality Mediterranean Briar, Thesp,,Tipes Contain A Maplewood Distillator, which Removes Tongue irte And Juice. 30 SHAPES and SIZES TO CHOOSE FR M LADIES if .You Are Not Quite Sure "of Size. and Shape GIFT CERTIFICATES Are Available For Yoiir. Convenience We Also Have A Wide Selection of Kaywoodie,.Dr. Plumb, Irwin. Rum, and Many Other Brands of Pipes. nites atilio Wondering lf 'Santa would remember what each had told, him. The activities committee this Fai'-0-Ons1sivoillese Peiiche4 Verna Glazier Irene Young, Blanche Mahon, Betty DOTIQTTITTIR, Grace Bdyce, Gordon Walters, Tom Thompson and Bert Robin- son, .whose efforts made this Party possible. • . The Goderich 8444 -Star, ThOfsily;December FRACTURES LEG' General goapital. Miss Janet 'WorAell, 13 -year- $. *titer, Pouter -0 Carlton worsen, Victoria street, the Arriprlor, Chronicle,, aPttnt, lied the misfortune to fraetuie the week end with his mother, a leg in a "sleighing accident Mrs. G. .4.tkeY., and his 4444 Sunday., Miss Worsen was at, Mrs. R. W. gughes, Dr. Hughes, tended by Or, J. W. Wallace and. family, and joinid le the and is reverted progressing 'faV, OS:mance of his mother's 84x4 .orably at Alexandra Marine and birthday, • • MAPLE LEAF • ROSE BRAN!) 28 -oz. tins 1 -Ib., pkgs. for SELECT WALNTJT, SMART DESIGNS P1PE RACKS HUMIDORS TOBACC POUCHES to MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM CIGARETTE LIGHTERS BIG SELECTION, BRAND NAMES- , TOP -QUALITY GENUINE LEATHER MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT FEE AYLMER VEGETABLE P, RED ROSE. E •BAG'S LIQUID '10-ozjar for 60's 79, J VEXBLEACH64-oz. bottles PLANTERS PEANUTBUTTER16-0z4f39c Meat Dept. ASSORTED COLD CUTS WIENERS PORK HOCKS ,, • 4 Pkgs. 9 9 Ib. 49c Ib.: 29C , Frozen Food Dept. FROZgN • PEAS 2 -lb. bag 45c 'FROZEN ORANGE JUICE LARGE_ 12 -oz. tins 2 for 69c • SMALL 6 -oz., iins 5 for 1.0 CARNATION MILK TALL TINS 7f r1.00 WESTOUS SSPEPAL PARTY AcK FpNUTS REG "0 VALUE -SUPREME- ASSORTED COOKIES PRK and BEANS CASEAT BALLS Produce GRAPEFRiJIT , pkgs. 3 fl 00 pkg. of 4 tins Giant pkg. • • 15.ozitins3 for 59c 5 20 -oz. tins lc s4e 96' 1 JUST 'AtiltIVED 'FOR. CHRISTI% Mandarin Oranges , • B.C. Delicious 'Apples • Extra Large Sunkist Oranges • and up ' 411 oh \ HRISIMAS. F VIV \VW ,4 ,.4 4' 1 4 .1 \1 \\ 4 ‘,14 mtk Order Now — Be Sure' Of Deliveiy Fier carton 'THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Dec. 13th, 14tlif„and 15th. (No Dealers) Fpr .CHRIMAA4.011FTS :Shop .,At The. RICH t' ON THE SQUARE, AT COLBORNE STREET RED., & WHITE FOOD, STAND 7, 6 a 91 VICIORIW. OPEN NIGHTLi UNTIL 19 P,.M..PColt YOUR • • SHOPPING cbNittNiENCE 6