The Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-12-19, Page 88 TN Goderich Signal -Star, l 'hursday, Detetnber 19th, 1953
AUXLLUARY ANNUAL REPORT
rs. H. Rivers Is Name
Knox Group president
The annual meeting of the.,` names of ten members, who
Afternoon Auxiliary of the were called to higher service,
W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian' on the page which will be plac-
O urch was naul • o,i 1 u'e.:ua,y ed in the Book of Remembrance,
of last week. The president, prepared far the 100th annivers-
Mrs. C. Siraaibhan, opened .pry of tn.•e Women's Missionary
"the tail to w'orih•.p and praye}r,,y Society to be observed in Mon -
and pre.,iiied for the busin s Hreai in .riayv, 16o4. Six of
session. these made bequests to the aux-
he roll call was answered ; iliary, Miss Mary Ann Bisset,
with the word "Peace." The of- !Airs. Dr. Barnett, Miss Ann Mac-
fering was received to enable ! donald, Mrs. Longmore Duxes,
the treasurer to complete the ' Mrs. Gordon* Bisset and Mrs.
financial statement for 1'963. ! H. C. Dunlop. Four were hon-
'Lhe rieoutai s:..re Lary report- I orary members, °Mrs. S. Bisset,
ed interesting meetings during !Mrs. F. R. itedditt, Miss Edith
the year, with topics prepared Wiggins and Mrs. J. Hiowrie.
by the members from the study The devotional peTi'od by
book, "On the Him of Asia." Miss E. Somerville was from
Members of the Arthur Circle the Christmas story, with medi-
assisted in one program, with a 'talion and prayer by Mrs. .A.
panel discussion on present-day Enright. •This was followed tby
conditions in Hong Kong, which a 10 -minute review of the be-
-
.conditions
t _ out -new poin ts----of--iri* gin,n -of officia ospita:l:.-var; t-..
terest. ing rim- dears ago; - giVen. by
The October Thankoffering Mrs. L. Diggon, Mrs. A. H. Ers-
meeting was devoted to home kine, Mrs. J. Thomson and l\Iiss
missions, with colored slides of L. MacArthur.
the work in Winnipeg Fellow- I The treasurer completed hership House. Members of North report, and the amount receiv-
Street U.C.W. were welcome ed for the general fund was
guests, ! 5816, an increase over last
e Home Ilelpers secretary ,year.
reported 36 on "tl,e roll, and 75 'i'he Rev. G. L. Royal presid-
calls made during the year. ed for the election of officers.
The -supply secretary report- Mrs. W. G. MacEwan, gave the
ed $38 sent to the supply fund, reriort of the nominating cum-
- $5 to the Presbyterial expense mittee which was accepted, and
fund, and all expenses of the the offrciars were duly installed.
Tribute was paid to the retir-
ing president, Mrs. Straughan.
The newly -elected president,
Mrs. H/Rivers, Rivers, thanked the
members for the honor, and
asked' for their continued co-
operation iri 1964.
The benediction was pro-
.n'ou,.pc d lY t e.niiruster„,. pd.
the social h,al,f hour whlc fol-
lowed brought a successful year
to •a close.
Officers for 1964 are: Honor-
ary presidents, Mrs. T. 'Ward -
law Taylor, Mrs. G. Schaefer;
r r t U= s C
notices of all meetings sent to an; president, Mrzs. H Rivers;
-the Church. calendar, the Bul- ist vice-president, Mrs. A. En-
letin, and the presbyterial press right; 2nd vice-president, -Mrs.
secretary. Reports Of all meet- L. H. Diggon; treasurer, Mrs. G.
ings were sent to the Signal- Stokes; -recording -secretary,
Star, and a very sincere "Thank Mrs. H. R. Hall; Home Helpers'
you" goes to the editor for the secretary, Mrs. C. Bissett; assist -
space given. ant, Mrs. W. Bisset; Glad Tid-
the anniversary committee ings' secretary, Mrs. G. G. Mac-
-reported the, receipt of $10 from Ewan; assistant, Mrs. 'C. Cutt;
the special fund, to place the library secretary, Mrs. J. White;
auxiliary during the year were
paid from the special blessing
box fund, Christmas, gifts were
don'afed for Hurenview at the
November meeting, and for-
warded to Clinton. ,
The- corresponding secretary
reported 19 -letters written.
,the saeiai •orrimittee-pr;epar
, 'ed the refreshments to be serv-
ed after each of the ten me -et -
ins. The welcome and wel-
fare secretary 'reported 238
home calls and 375 hospital calls..
during the year.
I To the Colborne Township Ratepayers
THANKYOU
I appreciate the confidence _placed in me on nomination
day.' Many thanks.
• SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL
ORVILLE RIBEY
Local Teacher
Once An Editor
Jial;raphies of members of
the staff of the Central Huron
Secondary School at i:liuton Jre
published Li oui time to time in
nib Clinton News -Record.
Last week a biography ap-
peared on Mrs. A. M. Harper
of Goderich, a teacher at the
assistant, Mrs. F. Robinson; lit-
eratiire secretary, Mrs. R. E.
Wilson; welcome and welfare,
Miss . ,MacArthur; press sec-
reta'r T, Mrs. A. Taylor; life
membership, Miss I. Matheson;
supply and special fund; Mrs.
J. Thomson; telephone commit-
tee, Mrs. W..a,-Tebbutt, Mrs. F.
_cArthur; social committee,
Mrs. J. MeNevin, Mrs. R. Kelly;
auditors, Mrs. C. Saunders,
Airs. A. Crooke.
Clinton school: It was as, tot,
lows:
At present a 'physical educa-
tion, health and math teachers
at (UIISS, IVIrs. Harper received
her education at Toronto where
she grow up.
She was ens oiled 'at Victoria
College, of the University of
Toronto, where she followed a
general arts and physical edu-
cation program for four years
after which she attended OCE
for one year.
Active in intercollegiate
work, Mrs. ,Harper was on the
Varsity senior intermural bask-
etball team for --two years and
was also the editor of the uni-
versity paper, „' 1'he Varsity."
Mrs. Harper has taught a
variety of subjects in high
schools at PorL Lolborne, Pem-
broke and Toronto.
For the eleven year, follow-
ing, her teaching at Toronto
she was a full-time housewife.
This, however, did not prevent
her from refereeing countless
basketball games and teaching
Red Cross first aid and itoyal
Lite Saving Society swimming.
Her other activities include
or have included being first
treasurer, and thew President,
of the Iluron County,. Cancer
Society Unit and being on the
executive of the Maple Leat
Chapter, IODE in *Goderich.
Her husband is a chartered
accountant at Goderich.
Liquor Fines
For Youths
George Alfred Brooks, 19, of
Staffa, was fined $75 and costs
or one month in jail when he
pleaded guilty in Goderich mag-
istrate's court to a charge of
illegal possession of liquor in
Seaforth, December 7.
Paul Gillespie, .17, of Gode-
•
rich, was fined and costs:
or five days in int/ when be
pleaded guilty to dr1Ztking while
under age,
Friderick Gerald Ahrens, 18,
of Mitchell, was also lined $25
and costs or five' days in jail
when he pleaded guilty to the
same offence,
George Maloney of Seaforth
was fined $30 and costs or five
4
!days in jail when be pleaded
guilty to a 'charge of causing a
distdrbance in a public place`
by swearng in Seaforth.
Roald Amun-ddsen, first ex-
plorer
xplorer to clear the Northwest
Passage, in 1908, was lost in
the Arctic in 1928 when he flew;
north to rescue Italian explorer
Umberto Nobile,
MY THANKS
Po those who supported me at. the Goderich Municipal
Election Polis
SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL
HAROLD MONTGOMERY
CAMERA OUTFIT
OUTFIT - INCLUDES:
• CAMERA
• FLASH GUN
• BATTERIES
• FILM
• BULB
• GUARANTEED
CA
REGULAR $7.95 •
4:95
REGULAR $5.95 •
This camera is guaranteed and it comes coniplete with film.
Everything is gift boxed and ideal for gift giving.
•
TOASTERS
22.95
2 ONLY - FOLDING
P.OKER
This unit is round and fits over a card table: •It has a felt
top and there are fixtures in it to put drinks, chips, etc. . 7 Q 5
Compare at 24.95
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ONLY
WORK BENCH _.
.95
A beautiful all metal, work bench that the handyman will
certainly appreciate. It is 24" x 48" and is made' by a na-
-ti-on-elly--know. manufacturer. -Regular 29.95
:u 1?• a'';{4;t. C,.. ,u y:.I.r. • 'C ": .r.+." . . ii •
BENTLEY
A di n al
These dart boards come in a case. Open. the case and you are
ready to play as "the doors are padded as well as the back. Darts
are included. Regular 6.00
AT THE CLINTON LEGION- HALL,CLINTON, ONTARIO
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 21 at 1:3a p.m. SHARP
CONSISTING OF REPOSSESSIONS,,BANKRUPT STOCKS.
AND MANY, MANY PERSONAL CONSIGNMENTS CON-
SISTING OF BRAND NEW CLOTHING - FURNITURE •
T.V. APPLIANCES.
CLOTHING --Auctioneer Leo Bird will offer for sale_ by-•
auction -a targe portion -of the Taffy Store (London) Bank- -
rupt Clothing Stcck,'consusting Ladies' 2'and 3 -Piece Suits
-Coats-Dresses-Slims and Slacks and Nylons. He
will also offer a large selection of Girls' Wool Dresses,
Jeans, Socks, Coats and Jackets, as well as a large variety
of smaller children's clothing for all ages and sizes, truly
an outstanding selection of brand new clothing. Many of
the items ideal for Christmas gifts -and all to be:sold with-
out 'reserve.•
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FURNITURE - A 2 -piece Chestabed Living Room Suite
that folds out to a full size bled with a Spring -Filled Mat-
tress built inside, a 2 -piece French Provinial Chesterfield -
Set covered in top grade nylon cover. 3 other assorted
Chesterfield Sets with foam cushions, 2 9 -piece Coppertone
or Chrome kitchen -Dinette Sets consisting of 8 chairs and
a 72" table. 2 7 -piece Sets consisting of 6 chairs and a
60" table with an inlaid top. 1 5 -piece Deluxe Coppertdne
Dinette Suite. 3 Bookcase Bedroom Suites complete with
bed, dresser, chest of drawers and a matching Box Spring
and Mattress with each set. 2 sets of Lamps consisting
of a Trilight and 2 Table Lamps to each set. 1 set of Col-
onial Step and Coffee Tables in a natural Maple finish
other Step, and Coffee Tables, 2-39" Continental Beds com-
plete with- headboard and . legs. 1-54" Continental Bed
Complete, 4 full size 54" Spring Filled Mattresses, 2 Host -
• Chairs, Platform Rocker, 9 x 12 Rug, Hi -Chair, Tele-
phone Table, Kitchen Step Stool, Chrome locker, A.M. &
-F.M. Mantel Radto, and Writing Desk.
APPLIANCES AND TV - A large Refrigerator with 'a
full cross -top, freezer, 2 Electric Ranges; one being a de-
luxe model. A Long -Skirt Washer with pump, a 15 cu.
ft. Deep Freeze that holds -over 500 lbs. of frozen food.
Automatic Washer and -Dryer -- matching pair. Combina-
tion Radio and Record Player, and last of all, 7 different
Television. Sets, 21" models that have all been checked
over and are in A-1 working condition.
Alt the Appliances in this Sale are Guaranteed to be
in A-1 workingcondition. when you hook them up at -your
home.
TOYS - We also have a Nice Selection of NEW TOYS to
Offer.
This Sale will consist of the largest and best offering that
we have ever\auctioned in this hall at any time.
DON'T MISS THIS - OUTSTANDING SALE!
" - AUCTIONEER LEO E. BIRD
TERMS CASH .--CHEQUES ACCEPTED ON FURNITURE
3% sales fax In effect
•4,t`L'.;V:447 'i%V' Or�•.''n�i.fJ,4•1.40:'.2 fi
FRY- PANS,
22,25
PORTABLE
HAIR RYERS
18.80 to 26.30 -
KETTLES
12.99 and 14.40'`
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This is the conventional type of board thacyou hang on the wall.' Complete with darts.
• BENTLEY
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COFFEE 7'A
This is a large sized coffee table with arborite top. In the
top you have a chessboard and checkerboard' as well as •
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cribbage board. Regular 24.95
M.
5
BENTLEY
TABLE TENNIS SAYS
Set includes' net, brackets, four bats and two balls. Ideal for
your new table.
Regular 5.50...
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PERCOLATORS
_. 20.25 and 24.65
FLOOR
POLISHERS
33.20 -
WERLI-cH
TRICYCLES-TOBOGcANS
SLEIGHS
PING _PCMG. TABLES
REGULAR $29.95
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TABLE -
TABLE TENNIS SET
PAINT
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4.25
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REGULAR~ VALUE $39.95
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All Brands With Purchase of $1.10 or over.
CAR TON
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WITHOUT A PURCHASE -- 3.29
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F R. E EWE LASHI & BULBS
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IT'S PICTURE TAKING SEASON
It's the time of year to take pictures and capture
all the unforgettable expressions and fun. Make
sure you have lots of film, bulbs and be sure -'your
bulbs are not dead.
B and W 120-620-127 -- Reg. 2 for 1.20 •
FILM 2 for 99c
AG 1 and M2 Reg. 1.56
FLASHBULBS oO= 1.2.9
No. 5-25 - Reg. 2.04 • • Doz. 1.68
DRISTAN
'1 ABI STS..
8989c
SAVE 36c REGULAR 1.25
. rd
• For Him •
WALLETS 2.95 to 7.50
Electric Shavers
Speedflex Philishave , 29.98
Remington Rol -A -Matic 25.95
Philishave Cordless ` 19.95
Gift Sets -F-
OLD
OLD SPICE 1.5'Otoll.50
YARDLEY 1.85 to 6.75
Gillette Shaving $et 2.75
Slim Adjustable Razor with Blades and Shaving Cream
CLUB STYLE BY KEYSONE
Hair Brushes ----98c: to -° .95
QLD SPICE, Reg. 1.50 ' - '1
AfterlShaye Lotion 1.29
Mouth Organs i.�0a1295
Pen and Pencil Sets '/2 rice
d p
• ForHer..
Evening In Paris 1.25 to 4.50
YARDLEY --Lotus, Red Roses, Lavender and April Violets
GIFT .SETS 5.$5 to 8.5A
COLOGNES 1.75 to 3.50
COLOGNE SETS
DSERT FLOWER -2.00up
HAIRS BRUSHES 1.65 up
A GOOD SELECTION OF RECORDS
° Musical Instriuments and Accessories
PRINTING ., and DEVELOPING - FAST SERVICE
BELL'S
180 THE SQUARE s Dial $24.7532
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