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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-04-18, Page 3on ty L0 841 1 had�, )et 117 s in k e subs 'the, c No, p! Asso,' elft 11. tdent,o )derick riet itl uron, id No f the R. leak on 11"° 0 AYLMER CHOKE ® TMTkE The' Godurich Signal -Stat Thursday, April leth,. .II63 3 1.0,1,411111111, 104 AYLMER CHOICE APPLE,,. GRAPE, ORA10.04, r Pll`IEAPP1,Er ,GRAPEFRUIT 2O -o i, tins for .AYLMER . TOMMO CATSUP PUREX WHIT, D �BATNRQOM TISSUES 2 ROLL PACK Rolls for 48 -oz. tins for 11 -oz. btls. for 15 -oz.. tins for 10 -Ib. bags S 9 A number of past presidents attended a rec- eption at the Bedford Hotel- Thursday even- ing . prior to Goderich Lions Club's Past Presidents'' Night' at Harbourlite Inn. Seen in the ,group are: Frank Hibbert, Jim Kin- kead, Harry Watson, Walter Hodge (now of Scarborough), Guy Emerson, Dr. R. M. Aldis, Bob Smith„ Bert Sanderson, Andy Boutilier, Charles Snell; Harold Bettger, George Ellis, George Filsingex,_ Bill Lumby, Gordon McManus, Leo Walzak, George Par- sons, Ebb Ross and John Stringer. See story on page 11. -_ (Photo By Nephew) } BAYFIELD BAYF'IELD, April 15. — Mr. and Mrs. R. Humphries and son Carl spent the weekend With he lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kerr. Carl remained for the week with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Kerr spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil; liam Forest, Seaforth. The Seaforth ,Boy Scouts are holding a camporee on the fiats at the Bayfield River. Miss Ramona Telford is holi- daying this week with friends in Cedar Springs. I1fr. and Mrs. Adam Flowers have their grandchildren, Deb- bie and Kimberley, Flowers, staying with them this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. Rabjohm and family are in Toronto visiting the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sawka spent Easter weekend in St. Cath- arines, . Mr. and Mrs: George Teliord tbson Steven--spei,t the- week end at Barrie where they at- tended the wedding of Mrs. Telford's sister. _ Mr, and Mrc.- 11„ e-grnttein lL e 45th wedding annivers- ary of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Ker- nahan of Forest on Wednesday. Mrs. Kerniahan is Mrs. Kerr's cousin, Mrs. Leona MacKellar, Lon- don, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay.. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dunn, sr.,'on Sunday for a 'family dinner were Mrs. Leona MacKellar and daughter Jean of London; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dunn and son Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Bert-, Dunn', jr., and son Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay, Ellen, George and Don- ald. At this gathering. were the four generations, Mr. Bert Minn, his son Bert, grandson Jack and great-grandson Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scotch - me; iRetersburg, were with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scotchmer, for the week end. Miss Lynda Scotchmer re- turned home with her brother Ray for a few days. Mrs. K. Brandon, Lynn, Karen, Fat 'and Blair left on Good Friday to spend a few days ' th---her--pa-ren-ts,--Mr and Mrs. W. Denby", Buffalo. M'r. and Mrs. Joe Brandon, Brian, Garry and Shirley, Strat- I r -dr pen th eeken_ 1th,; village. Mr. and Mrs. R. .Ienkins, Mary and 'Billie, London, and Mr. M. Jenkins, Kingston, were. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ATp e. THEATRE THE SHOWTIME 7:30 Now Playing — Thurs.) Fries Sat., April 18-19-20 "Harold Lloyd's World Of Comedy" Added Attraction "MERMAIDS OF T1BURON" . in- color --__ Mon., Tues., Wed., April 4-23-24 -- Double Ain "PANIC IN THE YEAR ZERO" with Ra+y ,Millard & Jean Hagen also: • "THE JAIL BREAKER" starring Mary Castle and Robert Hutton Phuirs., Fri,, Sat,, April 25-26-27 ---KIM NOVAK, with'Tony Randall, James Garner, Patti Page, Janet Blair and Oscar Homolkn In a fun -film worth' a night out to see "BOYS' .NIGHT OUT" in color Coming Edgar Allen Poe's "TALES OF TERROR" Scope & 'color - Adult Entertainment Grant Turner. Miss Marion Watson, Windsor, spent Wednesday at her home in the village. Mr. and Mrs.,Glenn Brandon, Sharon, Heather, Billy and Lois have moved from their home in the village to the farm form- erly owned by Miss Rachael Johnston, Varna. Mr. David Dewar, Toronto, is with his mother, Mrs. Ada Dewar, for the holiday. Mr. Steven Scotchmer, King-, ston, is holidaying with his, parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Scotch - mer. With Mr. and Mrs. R. Blair for the holiday were Miss Ethel Blair, London, and FO. and Mrs. David Battye and son Blair of Montreal. Mr. Leslie Elliott, accompan- ied by Mr. Melvin Davidson, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, Mt. Olem- ""tens, Michigan. Miss Margaret Smith, Ottawa, was with her parents, Mr. and Mr& Lindsay Smith, for the weekend. KINGSBRIDGE KINGSBRIDGE, April 16. — Mass • Sharon Courtney spent Saturday in London. We extend sincere sympathy to our pastor, Fr. Paul Sarg- ewit, o'h the death of his bro- ther in Minnesota. Fr. Paul attended the funeral on Monday. Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly were: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kelly and son Glenn from Sudbury; 'Mr. Dan Kelly and family from Brigden; Mr. and Mrs. Bill• Hodgins and fam- ily 'from Sarnia; Mr. Walter Kelly from London. Weekend visitors with . Mr. and Mrs. Blaise Martin • were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pauhl, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doherty, all of Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin of London. Mr. and Mrs. Halloran, Lynn and Bud of Buffalo spent the weekend with Mrs. Edward Gil- more. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Frayne were Dr. rt --I y-ne-af C Arlt; 1VIr -and Mrs. Kraemer, f-Iesson; Miss Margaret Kraemer, Elmira and Miss Joan Linseman of Tralee. Mr. Leo Moerbeek returned home from Goderich hospital. We hope Mr. Moerbeek will en- joy better health from now on, We wish to extend our sym- pathy to Messrs. Frank and Pat Sullivan on the death of their sister, the late Mrs. James Phalen of Goderich. Easter Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton and family were Mr. D. Lassaline, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lassaline and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arm- ond Lassaline and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lassaline, all of Goderich. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Va]n Osch were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sherman and family of Londpni1.Mr.' and Mrs. Toni' Middlegaal and family of Blyth. Mr. and „Mrs. Ambrose Hart - ,•man and family , of Kitchener spent theweekend. with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin. ' Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Howard were Misses Rota and Patricia Forbes and their brother Eugene;, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Citook and sons of Detroit.. Mr. and Mrs. Carl R.eigling attended the closing banquet at the agricultural college,- at Ridgetawu where their son Frank graduated, and spent a few days visiting friends in that vicinity. Miss Blanche Bilodeau of Hamilton spent the weekend with the Heffernan family. Mr. Terry Dalton of Guelph is spending the Faster vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dalton. Mist Fay Hogan is spending the holidays in Toronto. Easter .,Sunday visitors with Mr., and -l\ P f Walter Clare were: Father Lloyd Ryan of Mildmay: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ryan and fam- ily of Detroit; 141r. and :1Irs. Phil. Ryan, Toronto; Mr. Frank Ryan off Ottawa; Mr, and Mrs. Ed. king and family of London. The Canadian side of Niagara Falls, "much leis commercial- ized than the American, is the scene of an even more am- bitious parks project." Canada's Niagara Parks extend from Dort Erie on the Great Lake of that name to Fort Mississauga on Lake Ontario. They cover 3000 acres, an 18 -hole golf course, a gardening school, museums, a game and wildlife refuge, as well as shops and restaurants. G.L.T: Annual Meet May 22 The Goderich Little Theatre met in MacKay Hall on Wed- nesday, April 101h, with Gail Sully presiding. Due to the small attendance, the meeting assumed an 'informal air with so -m0' discussion of future plans and' recommendations to he made to the incoming executive. The annual meeting will geld on May 22nd when it is hoped to arrange a dinner meeting. The telephone committee will be in touch with the member-- ship ember-ship and a good attendance is expected. Work is progressing on the play, "Breath of ,Spring" which' opens on May 10th. This Eng- fish comedy should have a wide appeal to end the G.L.T. sea- son on a light and happy note: Watch for the .details ,in the Goderich Signal -Star. • BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN Clinton Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service A 'Personal Mention is welcome. welcome in The Signal -Star. THURSDAY and FRIDAY April 18 -19 "WHERE THE BOYS' ARE" Dolores Hart, George Iiamilton Connie, Francis (Colour Scope) CARTOON Adult Entertainment SATURDAY and MONDAY April 20-22 DOUBLE BILL --- "THE SHEEPMAN" Glenn Ford, Shirley MacLaine (Colour — Scope) "BRUSI&FIRE" John Ireland - Adult Entertainment CARTOON Maitland Golf Club Ltd. SHAREHOLDERS MEETING Tuesday, April. 30 8:00 P.M. ,This meeting Is Being Called To Discuss The . Proposed New Curling Rink. e - TUESDAY ansl_-WEPN ESbAY April 23-24 DOUBL"BILL "WAR HUNT" John Saxon _ `INCIDENT In An ALLEY" • Chris Warfield CARTOON : THURSDAY and FRIDAY April 25-26 "IT ---STARTED WITH A KISS"-. Glenn Ford, Debbie Reynolds (Colour — Scope) CARTOON Adult Entertainment First Show at Dusk TWO COMPLETE SHOWS EACH NIGHT Children Under 12 In Cars Free Its time to telephone us for BOX STORAGE WILL COMMENCE IN THE !1 W N OF—CDDI1RICH Sunday, April Citizens are reminded to advance their clocks accordingly. 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