The Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-02-27, Page 2Sl 4? tar'a Fe;bruary 27th, 1904
Guides from Hensall, Clinton, Centralia, Sea -
forth, Bayfield, Brussels and Goderich are
$gen participating in the candle -lighting cer-
emony Saturday at Knox Church. The Guides
•
were. taking part in camp -fire training for
patrol'•leader ' 4ach candtle stood for a coup-
-try with organized Guiding;
SIGNAL• -STAR PHOTO
The exec vtive of the Goddrich
and `District Association for,:Re-
'tail d Children met at the An-
glicatr •hurch rectory on 'Mon-
day night. -The president, R•ev:
'Canon K. E. Taylor presided..
Routine -business was con-
uctecl. t
The date for the annual Meet
_ was set for Wednesday, April
15, at which 'rine detailed re-
ports an --tt a work of the Asso-
ciation and the activities of the
Queen Elizabeth St'hool will be
heard. The 'sla'te of officers
will also be brought in .at this
time. Letters will be sent out
to .interested persons 'to attend
the Meeting which will be open
to the public 'in gelneral.
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1Tal riage ‘ ows were exchatig- suit.,with which she -wore lilac'
t`rl -between .loan Marlene Cur- accessories.
° tand Daniel 1 -.13 •.bine _in `The couple + i•1-1 i t',Itl� jn l
•-,,,,,,,,,,y. Sr ;oJerjch.
Pre -Nuptial . Events
' Prior to , 11.'hk marriage the
bride was entertained at a
0P*---'rr-4°° trble:Rtig'- ceremony- per-.
formed by Rei. (. L. • oy'a1 in
Knox Presbyterian Chapel- on
I`'riday", rebrriar' 14. at : e\ en-
tttf'rt� Tilt; shower ;iVen in he honor by
Mrs. Gordon Kerr and. Mrs,
bride is the 'ttaun, hter of '11r. and
Mrs. William A. Currey, (ode
rich, and, the 'grown's- parents' 'The bride's fe110 •eln•ployees
Aire' Mr.and Mrs. ^+Iarold J. of the �Sheaffer Pen Company'
13ua+bine, also ".at .1;od.cri.ch. :rl o honored •her.
The bride wore a floor-length
owri of .powder blue sheer
organza accented - by appliques; Girls" learn-
.
of Swiss lace: The •bodice was •
ashioned w:i.°t% a scooped n(eck•
-
jmli.ne and lily pts nt sf'eves. The �tO rater
Oftly flowin': bouffant skirt
Doug. Feagan at the' former's
home on the Bayfield road.
wept to a 'chr,.11pel ' trnl.n., lfer atterns
1 riple-tiered• veil of h;;-nd 1 olled
French illu,ion 1't�11 from a , prize, Mrs, J.' Campbell Mr:
I h( Ti: , r, Dun.op t .Il held ; p- p
crown of 'quids 'And she car'•- I, , fourth m:'eting- for" 'the •'nd Mrs. Terrybc(1 and their
Tied. a bvuctut') of ni cr;ufure ! committee served a del'.cictits
White -„and 111 1(I\ 'pima, NA Pill (().riser "1Vh:r,t.a Shall I \Fear:''• .lunch. ' Convoners for ,March
V. hit: hyaci11t'1 •11t)ret(,. 1r1. -I, ,h;,vary 17th in theT,;wri• 4th are ' Mr. ' and Mr 3• :Mar-
:Wks.
rank Skelton,
• President Art Kaitting pre-
sided for the opening- of tho,
Senior Citizens' iieet'ing on Feb-
•ruary 19th in -MacKay Hall. A
large- „number. _o f -- members=- ti as-
present,-
After singing the Queen and
repeating the Lord's prayer, Mr.
Kai•tting, introduced the, guest
speaker, Mrs. Walter---Hotiges,
of Stratford.
Mrs. Hodges explained the re-
zoni'ng of the different clubs
in Ontario, There are 106 Sen-.
or Citizens Clubs • in ,"Ontario..
' Mi, Kaitting, on behalf pf the
club, thanked •Mrs. Hodges for
coming and explaining so -many
things. The meeting adjourned
and "500" and euehre was then
enjoyed 'by all.
Winners were: "500;" Mrs. B.
Roach and Mr. Earl ---Cooper;
'euchre, 'Mrs. Earl Cooper; door
Mr. and Mrs... William Pickett
=obs .. hei tt. wedding_
at their home in -Clinton when
friends and neighbors' visited.
Also present' were their (family
of four daughters: Mrs. James
(Madeline). 'Murray, Marna; Mrs.
Allister (Olive) Murray, Varna;
Mrs. Donna Booth, Clinton, and
Mrs. Jack (Norma) Shanahan,
London. There are 11 grand-
childre-n and- 1.1, great-grand-
chi'ldren.
They were married at St.
Paul's Anglican •Church, TClf n -
ton. Atter ,farming in Godericir
Township Mi. and Mrs. Pickett
moved. to their_presf*nt home jtp.
Clinton.
Born in 118.9, in 'Clinton,. Mr.,
Pickett , is a• son of , the nate
Mr. and Mrs. John Pickett.
Mrs. Pickett is the former Anna
May Colciough, a daughter of
the late ,Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Colclough, gtoderichh- Township.
Assisting at 'the open house
reception were Miss Sheila Mur-
ray, Varna, in - charge of the
guest book, and Mrs. James
Murray, Varna, who -.re'c.eived
guests. Assisting- were Miss
Jean Booth, Clinton, and Mrs,
Clayton Hodgins, Holmesville.
Prior" to the reception, •family
members, attended a buffet :din-
ner. '
The Women's - Hospital Aux-
iliary iheld their February 'meet-
i•rrg-•• Yti<aovbaar)i^&m. of the
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital.
The ,president, Mrs: F. Curry,
announced that the Red Cross
canvass would be held in March
and asked for canvassers. A
letter was,read in 'connection
with the cancer canvass in
April.
Hindi arsh 'explained
the work that could be done by
volunteers at the Ontario -Hos-
pital and asked the members to
assist in this work, A number
of members volunteered.
It ' wa.s decided by the mem-
hers to ;have the penny fair and
kea again this' year. It will be
held on hospital day, May 12th,
in 'MacKay Hall.
The Arthur ,Circle of Knox
ZIlurch met:February 17th when
Mrs. A. McGee and her group
were in ,,charge.
The devotional part ..of the'
-ineeti:nlb-was taken -by tors. AT
Twaddle and Mrs. MeG;ee. Altai
I. :ch. And-a.\-;norIl Of r (i).i.
consisting of Paul Ann
Lowery, Sharon Watson,, Janette
Jerry, Cherita-McKnight, Kar-
en .Stott, Sharon Scott, Karen
eott, Donna McIvor sang "On
the Road to Mandalay" as a
prelude to .the ,study of the,
evening,
Mrs, 11eU ', introduced the
guest.. speaker, My..Enright, of
the WV•M.S. ‘‘ho 'fir,outlined,
nr.eant.d.rawMg,.
dillerent branches and d'i.vi'it►n'
.of. the, WA& in Ca nii d.ir • A
d:Ltr•ibuiing individual rnajis of
fritli•a, she described the geo-
graphical a -Teets of 1•nclia,--:rad
how it affected the lig of fly
555 million 1)'-ople of that coun-
tiy. Missionabts .who go. there
Mrs. George Morley, Noble Legion Hall. It .was very suc-
Grand, .presided for the regular
meetineof the Rebekah Lodge
on Tuesday evening, ?ebruary
18.
-�Izoll•awir ••--the bus cress--�ses--
sion, the members played -sev-
eral games of bingo and lunch
was served by the monthly con
vener s'/ and her- committee.-
' 'Q'i1 •Thursday Tat" the -lodge
sponsored a card party at the
^ n
cessful. The winners for "500"
were: high lady, Mrs. John
Pinder; low, Mrs. William 'Lav%-
rence; high man,. John' Pinder;
low, Frank Bowra; euchre —
►► i�•
'low lady, Mrs. arenarman;-
high man, William Stirling; low
man, Robert Smith.
Mrs,: Charles Moore ,convened
for Lire delnCibw ?tfii i ltic'Yr
was„ sepved.
_G013ERtEM---DFSTRI
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
AT-HOME
Friday Evening.�`
March 6
moire. so- many obstaclesu1o'x,om - <
bat: illiteracy, ex'trenies
climate, the caste system which •
still prevails aper earttses ex-
treme • pov,er•ty, 200 languages
and live different ►:r'li;;ions.-Stat
also slroWed" on the n -raps the
different areas in which tht;
hrerb� li.inn ('1rt*re4 lex}
schools, ••c•iturcl f •au - Jospirtt,
In conclusion, she tasked fur
sacrificial t i.viu s and earnest
prayers. Mrs. R. )Iienderson
thanked the speaker..
Mrs. W. Johnston presided
for the business session • in the
absence of -Mrs. Scruto'n, presi-
dent. She called -fm,- volunteers
for the Cancer canvass in April.'
At the conclusion of ltte angel.
ing, Mrs. McGee's got}p,. held a
'tal'ent sale which proved very
interesting. •
I:unch was served by Mrs. J.
Reis and her committee and a
pleasant- social hour ..was en-
joyed.
Dancing to. 1 $3.00 per couple
G,D.C.I. ‘ Gym -Auditorium
Music by Paul C ss Orchestra ' Dress Optional
Gentlemen are requested to escort one lady
At The Arena
•
• Admission
One Ticket Which ,
Can Be Purchased
From Any,
Knight or Shriner
25c — 5 for 1.40
This Ad Sponsored .By
BLUEWA'1'ER CLEANERS
1 Mrs. H. .•.G. Furey, ,and 11r•
Fr•.iciav • she _was
�y+.t y{�.�Ww�a.w..�...�..,<,h�r+sy;•,ui.�+ar
wg t: V' rho Q t --'[r; ;J 11' 11111 u J
dinner at the home of .M•r.
and Mrs. A. J.- Koehler,. .1)e -
On Sunday, 26 i' la i-4s•.•a•nd;
friends sate down to a 'deli.
dinnerservedby ^Mrs.
Furey.
iIV1any gifts and. -cards• have
been received. by: Mrs. Itibey
expressing w•i:•hes for -con.
tinticcl health and happiness.
51 '. and. 'A1rs.- Lorne Rooney
of Hamilton yisited over the.
we*eke.nd with • Mrs: Thomas.
Chisholnn and Harry.
`�Mr�tid Mrs: -Elwin Rutledge,
Detroit, were guests over the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Fisher, -Colborne Town-
ship, 'Mrs. Everett Taylor and
M'rs,--Fred Wagner 'of Niibur-n;
sisters of "110% ''Rutledge, who
had been visiting i'rx, Detroit,, re-
turned home ',with them..
Mr. 'Willian'r Kay ,'arrived
home last-weekendafter spend-
, ing six weeks visiting Bob Swag-
ger, George Kay, Joe Symof u -
and Mrs•. May., Symons, all of
t'alifornia; and. Bill 13ailey of.
ArizoiW
' -Visitors last week 11iT11 Mr:
and Mrs. I'at ,Scrimgeour, Huron -
road, were: ,Mr. and Mrs.- Brien-
ton Godkin of London: Mr. and
Mrs, Bail 'Brad.ley of Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs: Roy Scrimgeour,
Blyth,' and Mr. Ray Scrimgeour,
London.
The Misses Ellen Piekell and
Judy • Naftel are, holidaying -g in
Ottawa and Montreal., .
a pi•aj.r'ai}TM'�l^•'••..,�,{...j„tyl'}r.a«:d.l�.ie,.•..:*i..�.l--•=��bC2E ,«.�.,..,,.•...-,-�y�;r-r,_.-,_"••...:>a>,..r4+:.:3;xa•.�-w. �.�Au.,wmy.,:.c�'.�.�kls}.«.<an.�1M+vI'�..(Xl?�'.�.��.•..�:����'.t,M»..�,�,,.>,
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powctar hive, (11'1?• of ny:omfTla"•lb'Linklatt'r 7 -ad the mina e.s �a Iaetroi tl; Sunday with 14"Cr"s: ti
•peer. of '1 ti)tTeta w•it h a lace I for the meeting. •Skelton's WE KNOW Skelton's m they. Mrs. Agnes
j rek�'t c1;'°di1' (1 with !•atilr. ' 1i( 11r.. E.�IIun:(�1 1 'id the note; j SIr. and Mrs.G•aetan Jac•,qucs Ribey, who! celebrated her
('1 '11' d :1 111) ((�11' �1' kink c.a.'• for selecting„the,' blouse, and ; and son. 1'i inn, have'returned to 90th birtlIday • on February
nations. �'ino• to lrr'nk materiait 51
l for home i,anitout.•adi e 2lst, -.
For their \•••cid:n ! tt•ip tip;was'h`nh._ !aft, r spending, a few days with ' SII Ribey is enjoying e:
1'J:jted States p )jiff; tet'.:bridi'' 1l1•,. R. Buchanan shored the Mrs. Jacques parents, Mr. and c. llent health and'It.present is
c ran ed to :) red w 00 •JIrtzey i .;iris how to alter the' pai.tern..1 \lr's. John hni_ht, Kingston St. Visiting with her daughter,[112 KCV eLt;
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1957 CHEV 1959 CHEV -1961 , PONTIAC
2 -Door. Hardtop y Bel Air 4-Do1or Two -Door
This car feat, res. automatic transmiss-
ion, six -cylinder- motor, -radio, whitewalls
and it has been -•c-ompletely recondit-
Come see this very exceptional car which
has original mileage of 27,000. This is
an economical six -cylinder automobile
with automatic transmission.' We wilt "
Here is an ideal family car that is priced
te'suit your budget. This cat -;-has auto-
matic transmission, radio, six -cylinder
'motor, _.and neW tires. See. this one .to•.
This is ,a -real scarce' model and ar top VIVO you the former owner's name if you
quality ''used car. . request it. day. ..›.
Standard Transmission -- Low Mileage - Red and White —*A Real Sharp Car
• VALUES
TWO, 1962 CH -EV BEL AIRS
We have two_1962 Chevrolet Bel 'Airs. ' One of these
is a', , . Rnodel with 22,000 original miles, automat-
ic transmission, 'custom' radio, windshield ` washers, et
A beautiful red (dolor.
-The other car .is a_ four -door 'sedan with only 26,000
.miles ' on .it." An• , economy model with its six -cylinder
motor. The transmission, is, automatic and it has radio
and windshield washers.
.Thise;autotnoblles have just been . traded on new
Chevrolets and vie- doubt if you . could find better .used
(Ors arty- ere.,
'Due --'To'' .A.Y,-Limited-. Amounts •ofjp -In- Our- Temporary.
Quarters We Are Offering the .Following S P EC I A 1. . .
Buy a1958 PONTIAC four -door hardtop featuring V-8 motor,
automatic transmission, power brakes, power Meering and
radio for $849,00 (as is) and you get'.a 1954 Dodge four -door
sedari'that runs wefl'and has '64 license plates for only $1.00.
PORT ALBERT. - Mr. Alec
Dunbar who has beef) a patient
in Goderich hospital is home
With Mrs. 1=I., Ledrior: ,
MES. Margaret Johnston and
EJrian' and Fred Dickson visited
o'ith Mrs. II.•'"T,ednor aver the'
weekend.,, They attended Tom-
my Bai'rd's funeral at ,(,linton
and were accompanied by Mrs.
ant and Mr;:' all i'tl ati`tilar
en•of Camp Borden also visited
with Mrs. Lednor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fritzley
visited with Mr. and Mrs- Elton
Draper over the 'W e'kend.
Card' Party Winners
A card party was, hr.'ldl in the
4,choolhouse ori ,M'ond'ay eyen-
ing with Mrs, Ann Berry receiv-
ing the door prize. Winners at
cards were ,as follows: Gordon
Martin, high gent; Elmer' Drap-
er, low gent; Mrs. Gordon Mar-
tin, high lady; Mrs, 'Eldon Cul-
bert, low lady. hollowing the
card games, luneh was served.
COAT
Springy,.light as air pastel,s are prevalent this season along
with the traditional navy. The fabrics are textured. All
coats bear a small collar this season. Worth are inadequate •
to explain fashion, see 'them for yourself.
--The lovely= pastels as ,well as navy are to be found also in
the textured suit fabrics. Many suits are three piece this year
with three-quarter and. full: length coats to give the -costum-
ed look. Double-knit and short coats' are still in vogue for, ,
Spring '64. ',Higher priced suits bear a fur trim., Sizes .a
to 24x(. '
• 29.00 to 95.00
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PUNTING SEEDS'
A good tip for` planting very
small seeds; ---the (oderieh Horti-
cultural Socigtl'ytells us, is; to
moisten the- Ivooden end Of a
match and use it. topick up
the seeds one by one.
THE 'SQUARE
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