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14 The Goderich Sigual-&tfr, Thursday, October 1st, 1964
AUBURN ilk
. AUBURN. - -Mr. and Mrs. from Clintonhospital last
Kenneth Swords and family re- l'huirsda, but her baby daugh-
'turned to their home on Sat- ter was taken to a London, fps-
-- grday St Smooth Rock Falls pital.
. . after attending the funeioal of „..w. and mrsf. wiuiam strati :•incer Fund paid a silent tritt-
her mother last week spent ute to a lovin, mother, a kind
' •..,.in tm, weekend in ,,,„ f,
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Mr, May Slyder of Albind, 11•1ii:Tharit with their dauc,htor.
‘...lic.,,tioor and a. aithful friend.
M
Kanas, visiteu laist week w•ith .\,1,:. Thomas lordin Mr. Jardin Bazaar And Tea
' . 'tter cJusin, ,Mr.. Kennt..th Scott„ind family.' . ' gt, Al•irk's' Ang'ic.an "Guild
'A Mr. Scott, Keith, Way*ie and .‘1,•, and Mr: Fr.,nk Phalen, held a successful bazaar and,
Erie. -
Mr. and Mrs. N.,i'man Hamilton, ',;1Pol'lloon. tea last Saturday in
Misses Ell? :tnd Minnie Wag- ca,,hy ilid Bradit,y, were ,..,:ut,,ts tilt. LW,. Hall. Guests wore
ner visited last w•Ltek with their ....c.‘iitly with Mr, and Nil's, Ben , welcomed by the pre.sident,
sister, Mrs. Fred Youngblut, 1.1„tnitltort. . Ali's. George. Sclmeider; assisted
Ir'''''Nwho is
a patik.:nt 'in Woodstock Ali:: Ft%Itices llotwon of Lon ,I,j). t‘1Its,rcetOr, fifty, Robert Meal -
hospital. '" • N. 1 he attractive home -bake
,lon .and NII.. -s lla( HOustun of • ,
1liss Maril)n Mier of London 1 laiiilt.:n spent' Ci.‘ w,.‘ekond t'wl-t' •was in charge of Mrs.
spent the weekend with her u !ti 1)1 'r parent.:, Mr. and Mrs. 'Ilionias Ilaggitt and Mrs. Ed.
parenls, Mr, and MT). Roy Daer, • JAin Houston. , Davies, Othef members assist-
R.R. 1, Auburn. - 1 n g at 1 he va -lot's tables were
Jr. Farmers 11r,,t. Clifford Brow; Mrs. Gor-
Mr, and Mrs, 'AIldrcW 'Kirk- Cl.ntrAi Jun Ai. F..irniers and :(.1O " '
c.onnelF visited ,.i.a.t Frill'iy with Imii',.):. n 1 1,,' laylor, Mrs. Fordyce
fitstitute members met !Clark, ;Mrs. jai'llf D'Iner'Mrs.
Mrs. Herbert .GOvier who i.s. a
forj.heir first meting eof the Andrew Kirkconnell. A daint
,patient in St. ,Jaseph's Hospital, '; Lin
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Lrnitturi. . -•'. • % .en tea was served by
•'on MoKinitty spoke to, the boys Mrs. Sam Daer, Mrs. Lloyd
. Mr. and Mr..: Itughie Mac' fin soil managtfinent and,general litimphr2S-, Mrs. Robert Nleally,
titttess 0,,,nd.J4citie of ,London. 111 11 •• The girls bad as-lheir•iMrs. Orval McPhee to all the
spent the' w.i‘,2k0.1 1,C..tli her ;ite.-I speaker, Mrs. Ethel Mc- iguest.s visiting during the after -
sister, Mrs. Goi don Powell, Mr1.'hersen, n h ,ri.oved them how neon ,, The tables were laden
Powell r.nd family. :o inak, val-iou, gifts and de -1 with home. -ma,:.--, ,aprons,,glov,es,
Congratul'ations are extended inonstra!ed cli,Terent ways of!sock..:, jams, jellies, marmalades
• to Mrs. Margaret Clark who4,:o.win.4, .The meting closed by as well as hSme-made bread,
celebrall.d..,Aler 92nd thirthday . a sing -song led by Sharon 13a1 1, , buns.„ tartsfpiv,.ansi..c,a.kes,.:.The
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--Pla-etzei-Punerar - -'17itirlit't-CN7r tea- d Slit 'ci had tte'e.n
She has been a parrrit there --Rev. C. Cars.r-t. of Lonttesboro decorated by Mis'qs .Carole
since she fell at the horn of w:•N in charge of the largely • Brown, Wendy- • ' anti.), •CSthy
her nephew, Mr Williani Dodd, attended funetil service for.th'&, Schneider,
- a,nd Mrs, Dodd, , .• late Mrs. -Fr.o-(1 Plaetzer, held!
Mrs. Gordon Powell returned ; in Knox United Church last* Walkerburn Club
i'la+kt:Dtrirrrettrbam'Vra"
Thursday aftecnctoi Rev. Rob-
ert Meally, rector,. of St. Mark's,
Anglican Church, assisted with
the service. The pallbearers
were Oliver Arlderson, Charles
Scott, Bert, Da.er, Sidney Mc-
Clinchey.'lvan Bean, and Maur-
ice.,I3ean. The beautiful floral
ributes and donations to the
MINOR HOCKEY
ORGANIZATION MEETING
_Sunday, 'Cfictobei 4
2 P.M.. .
GODERICH MEMORIAL ARENA
All Who Are Interested Are Welcome
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; the home of WS. Donald Sprung
with tir. president, Mrs. Lorne
1Hunking, in charge. Mrs. Henry
Hunkiv2. read the minutes and
called the roll, answered by 18
memberS, - The secretary read
letters of thanks for cards from
Mrs.'Cirmen Gross, Mr., 14nald
Sprung and Mrs. James Jackson;
'The members decided to again
, sponsor their adopted girl in
;Kbrea. The members voted 'to'
give a donation of $5.00 tothe
C.N.I.B•. The draw gift W,as
won by' Mrs. James. McDougall.
It had beenkionated by Miss
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enjoy Caritida's favourite
EIRANV1N
SHERRY AND PORT WINE
CELEBRATE OWEN WEDDING
1,40
PHOTO SY MP.S 'WES BpADNOCK,
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Mr. and,Mrs..Wilbart Taylor
Golder chrysanthemums deii'.
orated the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbert Taylor last week
on the oceasion„ of their golden
, , rsary.
than 100 guests called during
the atterncron to congratulate
therti The guests were wel-
comed" by Mrs. Ray Hanna, R.R.
2, Auburn. .only 'laughter I
Mr. and Mrs. ',i'aylor, who. was
ajso in charge of the register.
Shirley Hunkirg. Tickets were
sold on packages of face cloths
and. the winnors were* Mrs.
James McDoticIll and Mrs.
Leonard Archambault, A pro-
gram of readings and contests
was' in charge of Ms Leonard
Archambault . and Mrs. Lloyd
Mcelinchey. Next meeting is
to be held at the home of
41,r,s„,,,,,T4i.wiikEdatiehanithatiapvtitolt-
wit), ,be in charge of Mrs. 'Wal-
ter- Cunningham „end Mrs, Don-
ald Sprung:- The lunch com-
mittee is to be Mrs. James Jack-
son, Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey,
Mrs.. Ariel Duiger and Mrs.
George Schneider. The meet -
of a lunch' by Mi& William
MCIYougaTand Mrs.
Garth McClineney.
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The lace covered tea table was
centred with a decorated an-
niversary.cake and bouquets of
1717,as _poured by Mrs. M. H.
Martin „of Goderich Mrs. E1mer
Taylor; Goderich, Mrs. Lewis
Cook, Belgrave, and Mrs. Mel-
vin Tftylor. Serving' the guests
were Miss Ramona Hanna,
granddatighter, and , Mrs. Wes
Bradnock. MN. Howard.Camp-
bell assisted in the kitchen. Many
gifts, cards and messages of
congratulations Were received
by Mr. and Mrs. Taylor from„
their many fi-iends .and rela-
tives. Guestswere present
from Goderich St. Helens, Dor-
chester, Wroxeter, Blyth, Wing -
ham, Belgrave, Westfield, Kit-
chener and Kincardine.
. BENMILLER
The first meeting for the
rarfrer renrTrotip. was
held Septetifter 23rd at the
home of Mrs. F. McMichael.
It started with the singing of
the C.G.I.T. hymn and the re-
peating of the C.G.I.T. Purpose.'
.grr-etcoliotg,p-
'Wffat" apCirefiCe.-shO had - at
Camp Council this _y_eAr,_
eet43.;-wel-+-r‘efer
President, Jane Fisher; vice-
president, Shirley Fisher; sec-
retary, Joan Fisher: treasurer,
Pat Durst, 'Jane Fisher led in
wor,5,hip and, ptayer.
Codench Police Arinouncq
School Patrol Appointments
Police Constable George Ba-
con Wednesday •relea.sed a list
of the boys- and girls making
up the 1964-0 .school patrol.
here. .1
The list follows:
St. Mary's School '
Jimmy Redmond, R.R. 5,
Godericli; Mark Lassaline of 53
Park street; liaachael Sudyk of
R.R. 6; Tom Plouffe of...88 Nel-
son street, East. Paul Heifer of
25° Colborne street; ";:'Kevin Mc-
Carthy of 50 Church street;
Karl Sartori of 114 Picton street
West; Tony Hanlon of -134 Elgin
avenue, and Fiends Lynn.
Victoria School
Traffic Lights. -Wane Tuck=
, -57•Lgirraveittiereirtstb
worth, 59 Victoria street; Jim
Fraser,.,14 Elgin avenue; John
MacDonald, .97 Picton street;
Bert Robertson, 61 Hamilton
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Personals .
/gas Connie urst , wag er
of Mr. and Mrs. Norniall"Durst,
R.R. 2, Clinton, has enrolled in
the Toronto General Ho.Spltal,
School of Nursing.
a ua e o
Goderich Public School System,
and the Goderich District Col-
legiate, Mr. John Hudson, has
been appointe-d the Head of the
Mathematics Department at the
Thornhill Composite school of
the York -Central 'Board of Edu-
cation in TorOnto. John is the
son of Mrs. Hudson and the
late Mr. Roy Hudson.of Gode-
rich.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Habel,
Port Cofborne, have taken up.
residence in Goderich, at -.165
Picton street, West.
Mrs. D. E. Whately, Goose
Bay, Labrador, spent a week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
J. Snider and her Sister, Mrs.
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aria Linda.
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Mrs. Martha Million had as
guests last weekend, hei. bro-
ther-in-law, Thomas Million, and
wife Catherine lf Buffalo, N.Y.,
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Francis
Love of _Iron Mountain, Miehi-
;0"Igke.' Laurkla- Million
of Detroit, Michigan.,
IVITI--17 W. Baurger, Port
Credit, spent the weekend with
Mr.' and Mrs. Harry Jenkins.
Mrs. Baulger returned home
after spending the past two
months with her parents.
street; Brian Pettman, 32 Cam-
bria road ,and spare: Nancy
Hills, 127 Elgin avenue, East,
Corner of Victoria Street and
Britannia Road. -Susan White,
108 Victoria street; Dennis Lit-
tle, 115 Piel.on street; Mary
Fraser, 14 Elgin avenue; Rickey
Whetstone, 47 Raglan street;
Corner of South "Street and
Britannia Road, -Karen Such, 9
Britannia road, Harry Sander-
son, 255 South streset; spare:
'Lesley Lambert, 53 North
street.
Corner of Gibbons Street and
Britannia Road--SteveAllen,
219 Gibbons street, and Bill Mc-
Gee, 194 Gibbons street. ,
"r ,of Huron Koad" aria
Britannia Road (Pillars). -Larry
Doak, 185 Nelson street; Glenn
Grpen, 185 Brock street; spare:
Barbara Haworth,. 169 Jones
street, and Carol Willis, 233
Maple street,
corner of 'Picton Street and
Toronto' Street. - Beverley
Prouse, 44 Alt,ert street and
Bruce Crawfurd, 212 Palmer-
ston street.
Corner of Bejffield Road and
Britannia Road, - David Wilt
liams, 159 Palmerston
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tSusan Duckworth, 235 Bayfield
road, and spare: Brian Rumig,
273 Huron road. • '
Gate at Victoria School fac-
ing Bayfield Road. -Ken Mer-
iam, Bayfield road; Mark Bar-
ker, 190 Hinck4 street.
Victor Lewiston. School
Captain:' -- Jim McAstocker,
2-06 Bayfield road.
Waterloo Street and Britan-
•nia ROad.-John Allen, 219 Gib-
bons street; Cathy MacEwen,
239'Cameron street; spare:' Syl-
via Dierolf, 235 Hincks street
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Waterloo and Elgin Avenue.
McCarthy, 8 Wellesley
rstreet; Gary Reid, 203 Quebec
street; spare; Thomas, Craw-
, 36 Elgin, avenue. "
West Street and Waterloo.
Street. - Kim Ainslie, 92 St.
George's Crescent; Jahn Tango,,
158 West street; spare: Ralph
Hagan, 202 Elgin avenue West.
,South Street and Picton
Street. -Jackie Duckworth, 235
Bayfield toad.; Eva Maria Dier-
olf', 235 Hincks street;' spare: •
Debbie Day, 5 Britannia road. •
Robertson Memorial School
Captain. - Terry Patterson,
186 Quebec street.
Eldon Street and Blake Street.
Warshick, 182 Blake
street; Nancy MacDonald, 121,
pritannia. road; spar.e: Primoz
Klenencic, 170A Keays street.
Wellington Street and ktritan-
nia Road. -Ed. Miller, 151 Eliza-
beth street; Ken Wettlaufer,
205 Waren street, .
Wellington Street and Elgin
Avenue. --Bill .Todd, 106 Elgin
avenue, West; Brenda Andrew,
44 Waterloo street; spare: Brian
"gory, 162-WiTiTiiitian street.
When money needs mount
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MONTHLY
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PAYMENT
30
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PLANS
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$100
550
750
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146.52
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228.93
Above Payments include principal and in.arestand are
based on prompt repayment, but do pot include the cost of
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AMBULANCE SERVICE
DAY DR NIGHT
Prompt - Efficient
Experienced Drivers
TELEPHONE
524-7401
R. W. BELL
OPTOMETRIST
F. T. ARMSTRONG
„Consulting Optometrist
The Square 524-7661
' REFRIGERATION
and
APPLIANCE SERVICE
All makes - Altlypes
"GERRY'S APPLIANCES
The Sayare
Phone 544-8434
"The Store That Service
Built"
Real Estate Agent
RUTH VAN DER MEER
DIAL. 524-7875r Goderich
Agent For
WILFRID MoINTEE
REALTOR Walkerton
STILES AMBULANCE
Roomy - Comfortable
Anywhere - Anytime
DIAL 524.8-142-.------
77 Montreal St., Goderich
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'REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Canadian ImPerial Bank of
Commerce Building
Goderich
Dial 524-9662
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,FOR THE BEST IN
PORTRAITS
CALL, PHONE OR WRITE
DAY OR NIGHT
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118 St. David Street
Pi DIAL 524-8787
Roy N. Bentley
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
4 Britannia Road, East
Dial 524-9521
GODERICH - ONTARIO
Butler, Dooley,
Clarke & Starke
. Chartered Accountants
Trustee in Bankruptcy
Licensed Municipal Auditor
39 It. David St., 524-8253
GODERICH, ONTARIO
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Esso Imperial Products
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Office -524-7502
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CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL
"'CLINTON, ONTARIO
Except As Noted Below Registration Will Be Held On
REGISTRATION:- Mon4
t:1, OCt. 5 and Wednesday, Oct. 7;. from 8:00
'"
REGULAR CLASSES
EACH MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY be-
. "Amen the 'hours of 8:00 p.m. and 10:00
. ,p.m. from
.MOft, OCT. 19 to WED., MARCH 31, 1965
NOTE: No Classes Between 'Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1964 and Monday, Jan, 11, 4965.
S U 13-.1 .E T S
A. BUSINESS COURSES
rhe nillowing Business Courses Will Be
Offered And All Material Provided For
A Fee of $10.00 Per Subject, Candidates
'May Choose TWO of:
TYPING
BOOKKEEPING
SHORTHAND
. BUSINESS MACHINES
B. TECHNICAL COURSES
The Following Technical Courses Will Be
Offered And All Material Provided For
A Fee of $15.00. Candidates May Choose
ONE Of: ,
DRAFTING
WELDING (TO Week Course)
MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE
MOTOR MECHANICS
ELECTRICITY
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
and HOME REPAIR
C. RECREATIONAL
COURSES
rhe Fol -lowing Recreational Courses Will
Be Offered,. Material NOT Provided, For
A Pee of $10.00. Candidates May Choose
ONE of:
SEWING (Beginners)
SEWING and DRESS-
MAKING (Advanced)
MILLINERY .
OIL PAINTING
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OFFERED:
D. SECONDARY SCHOOL
HONOUR GRADUATION
DIPLOMA
Subjects Leading To The Honour Grad-
aation Diploma (Grade 13) Will Be Off-
ered. All candidates for these courses
ire requeSted to register at 8:00 p.m. on
Monday, October 5. Candidates may take
ONE subject for a fee of $10.00; text
books NOT provided.
E. SECONDARY SCHOOL'
GRADUATION DIPLOMA
The Follokving Subjects Leading to the
Graduation( Diploma (Middle School), will -
be offered, text books NOT provided,
'for a.fee of $10.00 per subject. Candidates,
may take a maximum of TWO subjects:
English, Algebra, Geometry,
Chemistry, Physics, History, French.
F. ENGLISH FOR NEW
CANADIANS
s. Basic Course -in Enklish and Citizen.
ship for New Canadians will be offered
if a minimum di EIGHT Applications
are received. No fee will be charged.
G. DEPT. of AGRICULTURE -
A Course in FARM MANAGEMENT
(Finance) will be offeped for a fee
A $10.00.
All Courses offered are subject to cancellation if a minimum enitOrMent of 15 is 'not
reached or a suitable instructor cannot be engaged.
In additi6n to fees mentioned above,'all students are required to be protected by the
Boards liability insurance programme. On ,enrolment $1.00 will be collected for this
purpose.
If You Wish Any Course Not Offered .Above Please 'Indicate
You'r Interest In Writing Or By Telephone (482-3471) To ,
D. J. COCHRANE, Principal •
38-301
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