HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-04-15, Page 3LEAVE GODERIC:H 12.20 P.M.
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Western Canada.
Alr.Cotlditiened For ,Your Comfort •
NOW PLAYING APRIL 15.16.17 re than
Walt :Disarray has never made a" finer P
` THOSO CALLOWAYS"
in Technicolor' with Brian f elth, Vera Miles •and Walter
Brennan, • - �.
Mona Tues:,—Wed, April )9.20-21 L r
JERRY LEWIS, JILL t?t. - OHN and AGNES MOOREHEAD
A fumbling pp+adle-sitter acquires romanceand a potential
ba�ttleaxe•in-law u '• • •
West of T,ondom wta home fox
the weekend.
David Johnson 'has sold 'bis
farm to Ell&t7i `Bitaidley butt will
continue to live ''there.
401%ate to the ° m 1 in _The ; �xio1i Signal
W'al rtenm. r
u dray $chaal-re-ode a:
Sunday with an attpn4ane oif
"ter ,_. �:•�:� ...,,.� o , ,?sr:�• "',k";., ,.
tb?r.ctp'aratcry services win ° be
held on Good Friday at 8 p' .
,and Comxnuaion Serr rices on
Ea:s't, r Sunday at 11 a.m.
John West.
• he dealt' occurred suddenly
Alex Mackenzie of Hamilton on April 6th at ,h Moue in
was hotme for the m•eekend. Dori Mulls, of John Went after:
Mrs. James West is a pat three years os U1 +h alt1h. Born
len t In•Kiniwardin.e . hospital and 70 Years ago on the Kintall side
hoary Ma iken i.e tri Wigg- road, he was, the Widest stoat of
ham" Hoirpi{tai with virus Wee- the late 1VLaryPi;eIvor •and'Jtames
tions. West. He worked; in ,tiwdknotw
{ T•� •e a Winghaam anki ListoWel re
.• ,Mrs, D-RMackenzie �a-as. .imovrngto i' on�` ll�fa lis.
Surviving are his wife, form-
erly Mary ,Ross; son Lorne...of
Kingston; dalughtcer, Mrs. 'Philip
Lewis of 'Dan 1V1'11.Ls; sister,
Mr . George Elliott 'of „Lu:cyknow;
a arother, Richard of Ashfield
and a brother in Birmingham,
Michigan.•
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Fare one-way to WINNIPEG $22.50;
HALIFAX $24.55. 1 _
r information phone the local CN Sales Office.
nuts, _Fri, Sat., ;April 22-23-24 at regular prices
DEBBIE REYNOLDS, HARVE PRESNELL``& ED BEGLEY
11 great song hits by Meredith Willsgt► are just- part of
the grand entertainment in the. unfatable,'
"UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN"
° In Deluxe Color
CANADIAN NATIONAL
Coming:—
THEATRE — CLINTON
Open Nightly
First Show 0'8:00 O'clock
Box Office Open 'at 7:30 Benmiller
-,
THURSDAY and and
; � �� MeetApril 15 and 16
— DOUBLE FEATURE — 1 BEE'V'.VIILLE1 . — The April
meeting of the The Thrill 10 It .'All U.C.W. saw first vice-president
Doris Da- James Garner
Mrs. A. 'VIaskell in the
Arlene Francis C lalt•. E p
In Color poem on Ea. -ter. Tlhe devotions
were taken .b, Mrs. N. Allin.
WOMAN OF STRAWThe theme was• on Easter wor-
Gina Lollobrigida, Sean Connery ship Mrs. R. Jewell read the
Color Cartoon study book on Brazil. The 'lad-
"iet.�"'"''('16'Il'alted $50 for blankets
SATURDAY and MONDAY. t 1"o -r Overseas-Misslons. Miss A.
`April 17 and 19 Baxter, social and supply, asked
— DOUBLE FEATURE — that ail cloth:eig for the bales
be sent in for forwarding May
-gbh. A quilt has been sent to
Aid.The Liter-
.
Chiildren's
ature secretary, tory, Mrs. N. Durst,
Seventh Dawn was given penmisson to -get
William Holden,' Susannah York i some new books. The roll call
Color Adult Entertainment was for pe n.nies amounting to
the size -of your shoe. " •
INVITATION TO A A motion was made to have
GUNFIGHTER a bake .sale in ,May. There was
one miiute silence for a dec-
Yul Brynner, Janice Rule eased nierru'ber.
Adult Entertainment Cartoon 'the,,.. -_Ole t u:g closed witch
praeer. A nice, lunch wars ser -
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT ONLY ved. by the hostess.
April 18
—A Thrilling Double Feature--
... ..: c ...-.. .-.f-vvq�'^�a .,•w..• -ter- r :^?.
Plans for a wedding May lst in the United Churekr, Olavet341
Oi tario, are anniow eed by Nancy Jean Atkinsoi 'and• Garin
John .Ferris: The bride -elect its the daughter oft r. and M S.
Rotor.' Atkinson, Molten, Ontario, afsd the gxoem-elect ,is t
son of Mr. and Mrs. Oiordonn S. Ferriis ;; derkeh
Shock Treatment
Adult Entertainment
Stuart Whitman, Lauren Bacall 1
and Carol Lynley
HOU-SE OF THE
DAMNED
Richard Crain, Merry Andrews
Cartoon
TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY
April 20 and 21
Twenty-two members were Mra. Allan, world affairs• con -
present at the. hon -e of Mrs. vener, gave al excerpt from a
E. Mueller for the April meet- : i,leoc.h of Mrs. D. W. McGibbon,
ing eif the Ahineek Chapter national president. Enumerat
1.U.D.H. Ing- the - achievements of the
'rho regent presided]. The Order she .aid that it had built-,
ag was. presc'ntet,40 '. by' the three E:kimoe community halts,
standard bearer, Mrs.11. Stew-urne•d therm' over to the com-
munity awl gave $1,500 each in
s and treas.ui-- eciurt,cn - • - •
er's r were road by Mrs ate equipment to all Arctic
If. Tichnorne .incl Mrs. C. Gib- s•cht0.s and hostels; brings to
bort., reepeetivcly. Canada post graduate students
.Mrs. C. Cult, convener of ser- on Co-mmonwealth scholarships
vices at hcme and abroad, gave from Asia; train doctors in In -
her -report stating one quilt had dia and Nigeria; gave $27,000
been •sold -and -- a, -number- of tin relief- s'up-piies to. Europe, .
crib (1101ts were to be present-, Africa, K of ea, Hong Kong, West
ed to the Children's Hospital. 'Indies; India: helps Canadian;
M-rs, Curt was - voted $10--' for Indian citizen spends more,
ithan $250,000 annually on ed -
further supplies.
1r..(r.,bo•s gave a
reportortIuca tlonal opportunities;-
helps
s
of the meeting of.hn finance
m 1Ethan
2,OQ
0
Canadian •
comrniftee, ; '-caools plus schools in the Car -
It was agreed not 10 present i.L.heah, West_Indies and Brit -
Community Concert tickets t. -h Honduras;
this y ear to Collegiate stud -1 Mrs. C. Ruffen expressed the.
ents but to tale some otherl thanks -of the Chapter to the.form of'aiding their education. hostess, Mrs. Mueller.
The plane for the May lunch- J Rofreshtrnen were served by
eon and bride° were-preyenttcd'the .hostess assisted by MIs. R.
by_Mrs. C. Grtl inns and Mrs. 11. ' Redmond andMrs. D. J: Allan..
Overall coy ;ener. h... —
WELL DRILLING
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Pump Sales and Service
'IMMEDIATE SERVICE
W. D. HOPPER & SONS
50 YEARS EXPERIENCE
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- 15-16-17
BINGO: at LEGION WAIL
SATURDAY, APRl1. 17
at 8:30 p.m.
15 GAMES — $1.00
ATTRACTIVE { .
EASTER
'NOVELTIES
FILLED EASTER BASKETS
Bouncy bunny, he stands
61/." high, comes in 5" x
81/4" see-thru box. Made
of quality white or cho-
colate milk chocolate,
ANDPRICED
JUST
DEAN MARTIN
Elizabeth Montgomery
and Carol Burnett
Color Cartoon
COMIt'IG NEXT:
The NEW Interns
and "ROBINSON C,RUSOE
ON MARS"
The prize for each regular game will be $12.00
4 Share -The -Wealth Jackpot Combined.
JACKPOT OF $90..00 IN 58 CALLS
SPONSORED BY CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 109
No One Under 16 Permitted To Play
Victoria Street
U.C.W. Meeting
The "April meeting of Unit -3
of the IT.C.W. of Victoria Street
C i:. r c h w'as h eiltd in Ih (a `c
: ito tib l :cil \ vdli•esday aft`ei--
no0n, Aprii 7th. Mrs. T. \\'il
=on the leader presided.
r'.
1 ne r!evotionaz.1 period ,was
i•11 .r-.b:tuee of Mrs. N. McKinnon.
.The S-• ripe ;u'e avas read, -by Mrs.
',Ernest Yat;err„n. `Mrs. N. Mc-
Kinrron gave th-e Ined-itat.ion,
followed by. • ;i:•ayer. Shealso
--eted-ieated the r
aneit Lenny boxes were
pe -: eci. 'l he Toil -lutes of the
M::1•ch nle"tin,-i were read., by
11rs. ,;. Vlncording sec -
r. ae . Set‘..n'members an.<
w Dried --the 1-4111 call \Ir. S.
.s;tmP of the hhigh-
1i..:tits from the Board of Soc'
S'rv,ice Report Book Mrs
,'1'. 11'ul.•on took as her .topic,
•"I 1,1)1)1l of the :1lissionary.-
:1 earagra; h on t'1c• ecu_meni.cal
ounc:l ��nl+bol was read - by
Mrs. Erne.it 1':tter:on. An 'in-
.trar' e 01.-eu.-.-'nn followed.
Pure milk chocolate 6" high
chocolate egg in attractive •
gay 6%2" x 8 carry box
A. Prettier -than -ever made ,a
up baskets filled with all
sorts of goodies that will
delight any child
EASTER BUNNY SPECIAL '
SAND PAIL & SHOVEL
• '8. Delicious chocolate nov-
elties and marshmallow eggs
vin thi-s---colourful polyethy-
lene sand
olyethy-lene.sand pail with shovel.
COWBOY HAT FOR
THE LITTLE WESTERNER
C. Western str-Rw hat with
a nest of Easter bunny
goodies on the crown.
BIG 111/2" PLASTIC
DUMP TRUCK
D. Plastic, .composition 4
wheel dump truck filled
with Easter candy treats..
AND
PRICED
JUST
vfr'lf CLEAR 6" •
. PLASTIC BUNNY
E. Fill -ed -with Easter...-
~' goodie's. Makes an ideal
bank
ESPECIALLY
PRICED
itte JELLY EGGS
• For a happy Easter,
tasty Jelly Eggs with
individual f ruit flavour.
GOOD FRIDAY
Open All Day To 11 p.
SATURDAY
Open . All' Day• To 11 p.
DECORATED
CHOCOLATE
NAME. EGG
Beautifulijr de6orated hollow name egg
in an attractive 4%2", by 5" window box.
Egg stands approximately 3" high from
pedestal. Name .written free to order on
this item t
ESPECIALLY
PRICED
NEILSONS • MOIRS
ROWNTREES BLACK MAGIC
A gay . happy Easter assortment' of
rabbits and roosters. „Figures -stand
ti reximntety 5" *d-gh- 10 7%z" .x_ 914" -
width blister pack box
AND PRICED JUST
EASTER FIGURES-
•
CHICKENS • PLANES
• BUNNIES
MADE
SOLID
CHOCOLATE
VARIOUS PRICES
SUNDAY
10 A.M.: to 8. P.M.
BISSETS
ICE
REA
1/2 GALLON 79c
KIST
GINGER
QUARTS
In Non -Returnable Bottles
5 FOR $1.00
CARLTON EASTER GREETING CARDS •
VISIT PINCHER'S, MODERN STORE —SSE THE LARGE SELECTION OF MERCHANDISE
a
VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY NITE, APRIL 17th