HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-02-07, Page 2The, 041 01.. Signal - tar,. 'Thursday, 1~'ebrua? y 7t1, 19G3:
Mrs. Arnold -young and Mrs. Leonard Fisher
'demonstrate a piece of raw material, mor-
rocco leather, with a pattern superimposed,
from which, after a great deal of painstak-
The regular meeting' of the
(derich Kinettes held at the
I:akeview restaurant. Monday
eveningg-was pretty much of a
work' -session • as nearly - two
dozen- members discussed plans -
for the annual Mardi Gras Ball
scheduled for the PParhourlite
ion February 22!ui.
The ball is one of the club's
major projects, and ",a number
of committees have been at
work .on various aspects of pre-
parations for the big event.
last . year • sevrt+al hundred
people enjoyed, the party and
the club hopes to be able to
7 -devote substantial proceeds
• from°the ball to service work
which the club carries on
locally.
Organ Presented
One, such ,proje . this year
has been participate . n to the
extent of $550, r presenting•
half the cost of th organ�re-
cently present • o I uronview
home chapel' ; t Clinton, in part;
ners1iTT w , he ---Kinsmen. -Kin=
" President oe- Heller made the
official pr•sentation last week,
and it was accep�`IIeeve'
Cliff Dunbar of Grey. Township
Elle behalf of -the lIuronview
• 'eb nn%Tttee- of Huron County
CQ%rneil. -
Make Donations -
P'resid'ent Mildred•Whet§ton
was in•gre clean,. for the. busi-
ness session; -in „which the club
voted a contribution.- -of-- $10 to
..the St. 'John Ambulance .fund
and a similar amount to the
Mental Health Association. -
`�°'• AnnounCen e'nt was made,- of
iili•a forthcoming, interclub meet-
, ing-or'"Zone B, involving 200
ICinettes. from various• club"§;
from Owen Sn'rnd to Clinton,
who will convene here 'April 21.
Next regular meeting, a work
se:sion in arilicipatioh of the
Mardi Gras ball, will he held
Monday, February 12.
Mr. and Mr's. Walter Moore
and son Brian, Straffordville,
,--s•'Oeht the weekend with Mr.
Moore's another, neg. Ray
• Moore.
Peter Oliver- of -Toronto was
nr
-town-for- -t-he-•- veekend
attend the the GDCI. "At -Home."
ing .work„, a finely tooled purse will emerge.
It. is estimated that 35 to 40 hours of dili-
gent labor will go into production of one of
these elegant articles.
WEDDING
GLENN — COMEAU
Sacred Heart Church, Saul-
nierville, N.S., was the setting
for the marriage of LSEM Nor-
man E. Glenn, son or Mr. and
Mrs, George Glenn,, Goderich,
to Lucille Marie Comeau, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alphie Com-
eau, Meteghan. River, N.S., on
December er 31,-_.1962. The at-
tendazi'& vw-ere Louis and Paul
'omeau, sister and brother of
'he bride.
The young couple are resld-
'ng in Halifax .where the bride -
stationed on HMCS
Ed Stiles 'Heads
Cancer Branch
The Goderich and District
3ranch of the Canadian Cancer
Society held. its January ex-
�cutive meeting at the home of
the president, Ed. Stiles.
Mrs. C. Baechler, in reporting
for the serVice committee, stet -
that 'it had oversight of 37
patients and that dressings and
transportation had been pro-
vided wherever , necessary.
-Christmas---boxes hacLhe_en given
to all - cancer patients in hos-
pital.
The election of officers for
1963 followed with the new
executive being: past president,
F. Lodge; president, Ed. Stiles;
1st. vine -president, F. Lodge;
2nd vice-president, J. 'Moody;
s ry, M..I4 Stephens; treas-
urer, A. R. Scott; -:educatn,.
Dr. J. C:'-'11Oettical advi r,
Dr. R. M. Aldis; women's see• -
vice, -Mrs. .1:: Chisholm
phone comrthttee, Mr 'Lenore
Sutherland; campaign chair-
man, Miss G. McDowell. •
After a. -short discussion on
She risks of smoking, the Branch
gave its approval to. supporting
any cainpaign directed to en-
lighten young people op the
possible hazards in the use 'of
tobacco.
The executive planned for an
open meeting at Mrs.•,C. Baech-
ler's home, Britannia road, in
-February. ;
The life expectancy ,of males
in Canada increased from 6Q
to, 08. years between 1931 and
1956, and life—expectancy of
females: increased from- 62• to
73 years.
Mrs. V. Vanstone, right, and Mrs. Ginn, get
instructions from instructress Mrs. Agnew as
they reach a touchy point in their purse mak-
ing proiect. This craft calls ford a!goodcieal.of
patience, considerable effort, and quite a bit
of know-how. Notwithstanding the effort
involved, most of the ladies expressed a keen'
interest in this Institute spnsored mute.
Mrs. Arnold Fisher.. -and Mrs:'' Norman Durst
•display soiae .finished articles -'typical of the
work .undertaken by the leather class held
last week at Carlo*. The finelytooled de-
tails may, be seen on the purse Shown here
`Cost of materials tis estimated at between
six -and eight ;dollars, whereas- ah,,conseryat ve
estimate of a retail price would be.. $25 to $4
• Most of the pupils would never co Sider sell
ing their pet project considerin msny
Hours of toil 'involved. (Signal tar Photos)
Of the 4,389,766 Canadians $2,000 -to -$7,000 income brack
who paid personal income tax only 17,689 were int, the $25,
in t9B0, 3,357;041" were in the and -over income • class,_
The number of persons seek-
ing employment in Huron
.,ounty at the end of January,
was 89 less than at the same
time a year ago, according to
the statistics of the National
Employment Office at Goderich.
At the end of January there -
were 184 females seekr`ng -work
and 707 males, for a total of
891. One year ago, there were
224 females and 756 males for
a- tote• oJ. 980.
During the past two or three
weeks, employers seeking Ylelp_
nave not been .numerous due
to the blustery winter condi-
tipns: In the construction line,
there is not as much work at
this time as there was a year
ago. The RCAF Station at Clin-
ton is_no•t_...employing as many
civilians as at this time • last
year because of the .government
austerity program.
OBITUARY
MRS. MARGARET SPAIN
Mrs. Margaret Spain, 83, of
Galt, a sister of Mrs. J. Brind-
ley _ ef_ Goderich, died in hos-
pital 'at Galt on Frida. The
former Margaret Nixon, of Au-
btirn, she resided in Galt for
the past 38 years. At one time,
she lived at - Seafarth and
the funeral -service `service •was held
there on Monday with interment
at Seaforth.
Surviving are . one son, four
lighters,- ane•brother; Dale
Nixon of Seafortll, , and three
sisters Mrs. J. Brindlley of
Goderich, Miss Minnie Ryton
and Mrs. FToreriie 'Sfnitl of
Seaforth; also 10 grandchildren
and one great -great-grandchild.
- Sponsored by t e Tiger Dutilop W.L; a "course in leather craft
under the eonve ership of -Mrs. Wilmer Hardy engrossed thir-
teen participant from the neighboring co munity, who under-
took purse making projects and the direction of Mrs. Jean
Agnew of Downsview, 9nt. Here a number of the -group are
Vernon G. ,Glen, 25, of Dun-
gannon, fortunately escaped' in-
jury ,early Saturday morning_
-when the 1956 Cheyro,let be was
driving hit a snowdrift -and roll,
ed off the high, way,.near Dunlop.
„Heading -north -on Highway
No. 21, the ear- went --eft „of•
centrol after suddenly striking
a heavy drift and left the high-
way on the southwest she.
Damage was estimated at about
$600 ,by Provincial Constable
seenassembled abaft' one of '-the. work tables -in the township
hall at Carlow as work proceeded during' one of the after-
noon sessions. -The course was a week-long affair, and a com-
munity affair, attendedmostly by non-members of the In-
stitute, which is headed by Mrs.. •Terence Hunter:` .
Morley Groves, Goderich de- - (Signal -Star photo)
NURSE GETS AWARD
Miss Barbara Durst, Canton
a former student of
was the winner of the first of
t vo awards presented during
the, "napping" service `'field re-
eent:lY at Kitchener -Waterloo:
Hospital, Kitchener. These
:awards, to junior students- for
pi;ofieiency and nursing pro-
gress are presented to each
sch e r ' P - nursing m' the =pro
Vince. annually by the Canadian
Auks' Association.
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1:30 P.M,., SHARP
AUCTIONEER FRANK BUUCK WILL OFFER,' FOR SALE
. WITHOUT RESERVE A LARGE SELECTION 'OF
FINANCE COMPANY REPOSSESSIONS, NEW BANK-
R.UPT STOCKS, BAILTFT!' "SE ZURES ANDS PEt1SQNAL.�....-
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APPLIANCES AND A LARGE QUANTITY OF . BII,D
NEW CLOTHING, MOST OF WHICH IS STILL IN PLAS-
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HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST OF ITEMS TO BE SOLD: large
chest- freezer in new condition that holds over 500 lbs.
- - ,Frozen mod; deluxe washer and dryer in new condition;
48 Ked chord organ with Music book; combination radio
and' record player: 2 foam rubber chesterfield suites; 2
davenport suites that 'make into .a bed; 3 bookcase bed-
rooat7cy "suites complete with box springs' and mattresses; 2
' 39'*,continentalkeds complete with headboards; 6 21" tele -
vis on 'sets and 2 17" Seta -all . reconditioned and in• A-1. -
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;., 7,pieee -and '1 5-piecekitchen suites;" 2 refrigerators; 2
' . -electric ranges 2 washing machines with purmp; step and
..eof"fee' tables;living, rood,•:-1arnps; rockers;...hostas chairs;
hi chair; phone% table; step' stool; writing desk; gossip •
bench, bookcase, sina'i tugs ayd runners; x 12' rug; •
records and many other useful household items.
As well as the large selection of household furniture being
offered for sal e,'wc will 410,84 n large quantity of cloth..
ingconsisting of mnen`s shirts, underwear, ' socks, etc.,
ladies" nylons,: 'biotlses, gloves, etc., and for,,, the boys and•
girls and infants' just about every kind of clothing you
can think of.
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15 -oz. TINS
__I)uring the next 10 days' orders placed
for ''drapes,, will be Custom Tailored to
fti'iir-windows and installed at- NO EX-
TRA (IIAJ (lE.
48 -oz. TIN
Daily ,9:3Q to imap a.m.
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• PRIZE WINNERS •
FOR' WEEK ENDING, FEBRUARY- 2nd, -1963—
$500e0O--+•MRS. JEAN LUKINGS, LONDON_
$50,00—MRS. M. BOYLE, LONDON
•MRS. ,E. J. GLANFIELD, LONDON
-
—MRS. M11 ALAYSKIS,' LOWOON
—MRS. VIOLET .FISHER, 1LDERYON
Drapes ihust be $2.50 per
,
yard or over, fuel width and
not. less 'than -2 yards long.
Drapes rni- - be lined or 'iurR-
1ined.
PLAY EVERY DAY VALUES E r+ CTIVE IN 'GbDERICH UlITIL CLOSING TIME
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Free Town Delivery With Every 2.00 Purchase.,
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