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Nun "motli....109: Campaigns
o. Leng.then Membership RoU9
eederich Wane h 109, Royal
eladian Legion, is 4oiuing
rte ,other branched coast -to-
ast hi ,fin effort to win more
ttIe honors for itself, stir,
•
ew interest in its members and
venire mew ones: '
Within the past few years. the
glen ineGanada has been pro-
ssively spreading its lines,
gag on larger and more var-
irojects in the 'form of sor-
es to the *various comnnun-
ea .in which it. operates.
- Ma jot• Project
Currently, the major project
Branch 109 is the sponsorship
low rental housing for sen-
e'citizens, in which costs are
tag shared ,jointly by the.
eters and own Council. This
perhaps one of the most am-
Itious undertakings the Legion
a sponsored locally aside from
e original major effort in ren -
voting the Legion Hall after it
as received from the town.
ate• responsibilities and
ostly ones require a strorig;'
tive membership, and fol: this
easort, lranch 109, along with
ny other branches across the
iuntry, is launching,,,a member -
14 drive.
Sports Program
Hitherto the emphasis on ser -
ice work in Goderich has been
or youth, and sports activities
ave been taking a lot of time
nd attention by Legion mem-
ers who help junior sports in
everal ways IocalIy.
Sponsorship of a public speak -
g contest for junior secondary
hool students has also been
recent innovation for this
ranch, and -Goderich has been
ortunate in having successful
andidates from Goderich pro -
ed into Provincial competi-
a
physical fitness and sports
tivities are winning acclaim'
oC the Legion across Canada, as_
t was one 'or the first -national
ganizations to promote an en-
rged physical fitness program.
Makes Donations •
The local branch also makes
ash contributions to a variety
f worthy causes here, includ-
g assistance to the •Goderich
dd District Association for Re-
rded Children, The Salvation
my and other works of a
charitable nature, aside from
thew
welfare a;re work which is done
for veterans, regardless of whe-
ther they are members ornot.
• On the strength of this pro-
gram of activities which is be-
ing steadily expanded, the local
branch, along with the national
organization, is aiming at a six
percent increase in member-
ship by the end of 1963.
Many Unattached
Statistics show that there are
many veterans and ex -service
persons eligible for membership
who have not joined. Anyone
with full-time service • experi-
ence and honorably discharged,
is eligible for membership.
Apart from the opportunity
to work with fellow comrades
and veterans for the public
good, Legion executive ` mem-
bers. are hoping that prospec-
tive members will realize the
value of the companionship
and social activity with people
ofeer��nm'on' interests:-
Some of these activities Are
dart competitions, bowling
teams, dances during the winter
season and bingo games 'on a
regular basis.
Important Role
In many of these activities,
the ladies 6f the Auxiliary to
the Legion play a leads art,
and the Goderich ladies have a
well-earned reputation for the
excellent banquets which they
serve for various groups at the
Legion Hall. They also took
an active part in the carnival
recently held by the Legion to
raise funds • for the housing
project.
The Auxiliary offers a chance
for the wives of Legion mem-
bers to share in a similar pro-
gram of community service.,
Based on its present member-
ship_ of about 300, ab t25 'new
embers would mouore than fule
fit the six percent target. - A
tually, the local branch hopes
to exceed this considerably, as
thereeee quite a job to be done
in re -activating former members
who 'fpr one `reason or another
are inactive. Membership was
at one time in the 400's. •
Membership forms are avail-
able at the Legion Hall or from
any member on request.
olive Liquor Seizures
d
More., than 50 performers, re-
presenting top talent from five
continents, are with Sells and
e •*
Cl ewns and pretty dancing
girls also appear with the
circus. ,
Gray wild animal circus which
comes to Goderich "on Monday,
August 19.
There will be two shows at
Agricultural Park—one at two
o'clock in the afternoon and
the other at eight o'clock in the
evening, ,Sponsored by the
Kinsmen Club of Goderich, pro-
ceeds will go to community
cork done by the Kinsmen.
The advance part of the cir-
cus will arrive at Agricultural
Park during the early hours of
Sunday morning since travel
over the highway has to be done
at other than normal daytime
travel hours.
There will be dancing girls;
great Companies of trained sing-
ers, a grand golden -toned organ
and the crash of cyprnbals.:'Yet
this production which daily
amazes thousands, is but ' one
feature of the Sells & Gray
Cltcur:— _.
Rosemary Audrey, star of the
flying trapeze; the five Santi-
egos, thrilling bareback riders;
the amazing Ivanovs, equilibrists
and the Robles Bros., aerialists,
are some., of the season's high-
lights.
There are more'than 100 peo-
ple with the big show which
recently returned to America
after a tour of South America.
The 50 performers represent
eight foreign countries.
The clean business methods
and the magnitude of this great
travelling enterprise have al-
ways made -the Sells & Gray
Circus welcome visitors to the
communities it visits: This
marvel, super show of 11000
wonders, travelling on two spec-
ial convoys represents an in-
mense investment.
4.
Anna May, the elephant
which appeared in the motion
picture, "Jumbo," will 6e here
Monday. This picture was
shown. • at the„ Park Theatre,
Goderich, last Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
Colborne Cemetery Memorial Day
Attracts Large Congregation
"This can be_a day. of .sorrow _despite the= dry weather. The
for some,--Duclorr most a^ ay o`£""`flowers decorating the graves
memories, memories of the
Happy, the bad and the good were particularly beautiful.
times. It can also be a day of
happiness because separation
from our loved ones through
death leads only to reunion,"
declared Capt. Roy Wombold
of the Salvation Army Sunday
afternoon.
The occasion was the anneal
memorial day at Colborne ceme-
tery, when Capt. Wombold was
guest preacher in, a service of
remembrance, organized, as has,
been the custom for many years
In the course of the sermon,
Capt. Wombold reminded his
hearers of the power of faith
declaring that true "faith shall
remove the mountain, the moun-
tain of death, sadness and sor-
row."
"This is -the fervent desire •
and hope we have in our hearts,
that we will meet again. God
has promised this to us and it
is the clear teaching of the
Scriptures, .. Through Adam all
past, by the Cemetery Com- die, through Jesus all live
pSharply l'his . ear mittee of Colborne Township.___
Five seizures of liquor, most
from parked cars, were Made
y Goderich police over the
eekenff. This number is larg-
r than i sual, Police Chief Fred
nshall told The Signal -Star,
dding that as many liquor seiz-
res up to the present time this
ear have been made as there
ere all the previousy year.
Among the seizures made last
'day night was one_at Harbor
each,' abort ten o'clock. It -is
lieved that one of three air -
en from the RCAF.Station,
inton, James Hope, 2r0, had
en given .his discharge' from
e air force and a little fare -
ell party was being held to
k the occasion. The other
.0 celebrating wee Ronald
ltz, 2�4, and Robert Reid, 20.
ested Friday night, the three
en were released on bail' from
e Huron County Jail and will
ppear in Magistrate's a Court
ere today.
Hiltz is charged 'with having
quor in a place other than
is' residence. Reid and •Hope
ie charged - with the same.
nd, also with consuming liquor
bile minors.
Stole -From Boat
Mr. Harvey Johnston on Mon -
ay morning reported the theft
tit his houseboathouseboat', near the
oath of the Maitland River a
own metal fishing box, a
een plastic ibex' containing
hing tackle and h.' fishing rod.
e former has been found on
e lake bank below Harbor
fir. -Canvass 6n the house=
-
nn
paint. It is believed the activ-
ity is the work of young boys.
Police are investigating.
Mr. Graham Inglis reports
the theft of some $62 fn cash
from his service station on f
West street. The theft took
( place between 4 and 5 p.m. s
last Friday.
Steal Flag
Pat Patterson informed police n
that the flag pole in Octogenar-
ian -Park had- been 'broken and
the flag on it stolen. b
Robert Pinnault from the h
RCAF Station, Clinton, was ar-
rested Saturday evening at a
local dance hall and charged
with being drunk in a public w
place. - s
Goderich , police have been "
told of a boat stolen from Mea- "
ford and are on the lookout G
locally for it. It is a 30 fodt
boat with white hull, mahogany H
trimmed and a dinghy on the m
Reeve Ralph Jewell was chair- Those who live in faith and
man for the affair and opened serve God faithfully, should be
the service with a ew appropri- ready when their time comes
ate words of weeome to the and greet death with the words
congregation. ' In addition to "Yes Master, here I' come."
township residents, there were Held Regularly
former residents who came Although no definite date- is
from distant
points especially knowri-for-tire- -first-service of
or the service, and others who remembrance at Colborne ceme
attended from nearby vacation tery, it is thought the annual
pots. - service was ,instituted about 25
Well Attended years ago, and has been held
There was a good gathering regularly since then except for
ear the chapel in the ceme- a few times when weather made
ery, . where portable chairs the holding of an outdoor ser -
were set up, while a good num- vice impossible and the service
er remained in their cars and had to be cancelled.
eard the service through the
public address system which
was operated by Herb Neill.
A choir of ladies assisted
ith the singing of the three
elected hymns which were
Jesus, Lover of my Soul",,
Breathe on Me, 13reath of
od"; "Faith of Our Fathers."
H. A. McCreath and Wilmer
ardy were also on the com-
ittee in charge of arrange -
Stern. it carries the name of
"Nissimo" from Southampton.
With no other weapon than
his tongue, Austrian statesman
Prince Metternich • for years
struggled against the power of
Napoleon in his heyday. So
clever was Metternich that he j
not only saw, to the enlargement.
of -Tuts own country and -set -up.i
alliances agairrest Bonaparte, but
he even ' ielanri r , • did brought
off the French/ . on erir's mar-
riage to Mary Louise. In the
end, the diplomat not only? out -
survived Napoleon but . pretty
well ran Europe for 45 years
--Waterloo—
ments.
The cemetery showed the re-
sults of excellent maintenance
and was in excellent condition
Goderich Boys
Al Choir Camp
TYRCO-NNELL, _::"J`he,..evni ee.s`
of 118 boy choristers from An-
glican churches throughout the
Diocese of Huron joined daily
in church hymns in a small pas-
ture on the farm of • Alister
Littlejohn near here.
The boys, aged .eight to 13,
were attending the first of what
_meld become an annual "choir
camp" sponsored by the An-
glican Diocese of Huron. About
20 of the campers were from
Detroit.
Among those attending from
this area were Jeffrey Such and
Glen Preston of Godericb.
The camp was originated this
year to enable boys from
throughout the diocese to., prac-
tise together for a 10 -day period
,prior to singing at the 11 a.m.
service in St. Paul's Cathedral,
London, last Sunday.
Most 116x. A. M. Ramsey,,
Archbishop of Canterbury, was
guest speaker at the service.
Much Help
E. S. Davies, choirmaster at
St. Paul's, and director of the
camp, said much assistance was..
received from area businessmen
in setting up the camp. An
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Thurs,, Fri.,5Sat — Aug. 15-1117
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plus Kerwin' Matthews and Tina Louise in
"The Warrior Empress"
In• color
Mon., Tues., Wed. -- Aug. 19-20-21
Red Buttons, Barbara Eden and Fabian
Present art- exciting adventure comedy
"five Weeks In A Balloon"
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Plus. "The Living Swamp"
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Thurs., Fri., Sat. -,.. Aug. 22.23.24
•David Ladd and Pam Smith
"MISTY" a ,grand family show
lddie Albert and Brenda Lee
"Two Little Bears" * Color
CITY WINNERS
PEPSI -COLA CANADA LTD. ANNOUNCES
THE RESULTS OF ITS $300,000 CONTEST
11.: WEEKLY- WAND RM WINNER : WERE E EACJ AWAR:DED
A Renault Caravelle and a return trip to Paris for two via TCA
and $14000 expense money to tour Europe.
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1. Mr. Henry Behm,
Douglas, Ontario,
Mr. Marcel Chamberland,
St. Pacame, Quebec.
3. Mr. Melvin Wielgoz,
Regina, Saskatchewan
4. Mr. Roger Cawker,
Oshawa, Ontario.
5. Mr. Romeo Legere,
Montreal, Quebec. •
11. Mrs. Paul Bt1Kak,
Dauphin, Manitoba.
MIssMarie-ReineSenterre, '6.
Quebec, Quebec.
Mr. John Cake, 7.
New Glasgow, Nova Scotia.
Mr. Dennis Walsh, 8.
St. John's, Newfoundland.
Mr. J. B. Hogarth, 9.
Tillsonburg, Ontario.
_ Mr. Elphoge Marcouxx 10.
Drummondville, Quebec.
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OF CASH PRIZES FROM $1 TO $1,000.
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in Huton-..
On Schedule
Grudi;ng and granular . bake
on' the development road from
Seaforth to Walton is 60% coin
pleted, County Engineer James
Britnell reports. The first five
miles is finished, -George Rad-
ford Construction, Limited, has
this contract. Including ma-
terials supplied by the county
and engineering fees, total cost
will be $307,000. The provinc-
ial government mays 100% on
development roads, the county
paying only for 50% of pro-
perty cost.
On Schedule
In general, road work
throughout Huree is, on sche-
dule, Mr. Britnell said. The
cold mix paving job between
Carlow and Nile, 2�/._. miles, is
finished. The grading was done
asVeyea -- --
Highway 4 to Winchelsea, ia►
the south, was a reconstruction
job over 51.e miles, and has
been completed.
The bridge north of Holmes-
ville, at a creek flowing into
the Maitland, in Goderich Town-
ship, is well advanced. The
deck has ebeen1'poured Find a
start will be made on the ap-
proaches within a week: This
79 -foot span and its approaches
will eliminate a steep grade and
sharp turn at a one -lane bridge
on the old road.
Piers have been poured for a
three -span bridge on ,Road 7 in
Turnberry, between concessions
8 and 9.
The Brussels -to -Highway 4
project, eight miles of paving,
remains at top of the program
for next year, with Clinton west
on county road 13 as a prob-
ability fox 1965--�_ ° 1;;-;)
old garage' was donated for a
cookhouse, discounts Were given
on the purchase of cots, more
than 20 tents were borrowed
from the Canadian Army and
gas stoves were supplied.
H�spital Administrators HoId
Conference On Their Pr�bierns
Administrators and dire tors
-of nursing from Huron County
hospitals and hospitals in Lis-
tewel and Kincardine, met at
Winghaxn and District Hospital,
a week ago Wednesday to lis-
cuss a host ori subjects.
On the agenda were discus-
sions on uniform salaries in the
district, staff nursing problems;
future hospital managernent an,
a regional and district basis,
convalescent hospitals, emerg-
ency hospital service and out-
patient services.
Outdoor Dance
Success Here
More than 100 persons, repre-
senting square dancing clubs
of a dozen communities in this,
area of Western Ontario, en-
joyed a highly successful out-
door modern square dance here
.Sat►Irday nighir _ ,•,.� ..... .
The dance -was sponsoredby
the Goderich Square :Dancing
Club and • •was held Con the pre-
mises of the Conklin Lumber
Company of " Goderich which
made its facilities available- for
the event.
Plan Classes
The caller for the evening
was Al Haveling of Stratford,
who will be conducting a course
of square dancing in Goderich
this fall, classes to beheld at
Goderich District Collegiate
Institute.
The dance here was one of a
series held by area clubs who
are all members of the South-
western Ontario Square Dancing
Association, and invitations are
exchanged regularly by the host
clubs.
TO FIX CURVE
HOLMESVtrJ,E.—Work is to
start , soon on eliminating the
dangeeeusrettrve..on,tbe.Cut Line
between No.. 21 Highway and
Hoimesville. It is expected that
the road will eventually be
black -topped to take care of the
increasing amount of traffic
over it. '
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Wingham hospital adroinis,
trator, Mrs. I. E. Morrey, was
host. Wingham director Q
nursing Miss Zina Hopwood took
delegates on a tour of the hos-
pital building. '
In addition to Listowel and
Kincardine, there were 'dele-
gates from hospitals ineter,
Seaforth, ,G•oderich; Clintoi and
Wingharn, .
Alexandra Marine and Gen-
eral Hospital was represented
by the administrator, Leo Wal-
zak.
PAVE NORTH ROAD
Much to the relief of. drivers
using the North Shore road as
access to the harbor' and the
salt mine, a new coat of black-
top paving has been completed
aver a section from midway
down the hill to a point on the
north side of the harbor where
Fepai rs te-tiaa.,raorth-,Side-a-ihe,-
' harbor are currently -being car-
ried out. Levis Construction
carried out the werk.
For most of the summer this
section of road was generally in.
a washboardy condition and re-
quired frequent grading. The
pavement represents a great im-
provement to the harbor • ap-
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LADIES' WEAR
FINAL
SUMMER
CLEARANCE
All the summer merchandise in our ladies'
department is going on the block. Our
new fall merchandise is arriving daily and
we must make room to display it.. . Save
many dollars. Summer is over for us but
there is still over a month left for you. `
• .DRESSES
• SLIMS -.
• BATHING SUITS
i `T-SHIRTS
• BLOUSES
• ETC.
EXTRA SPECIAL!
! -
Summer Maternity Wear
Sets, Tops and Sports-.
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reduction.
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