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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-06-10, Page 3i n A had Pit those w'1'0rtplt o11p1; erp► able Conti ler Bali; Q0: "+ LI $50 a 1950 1e mai'; z elea lth Lith 8;., 'esigpa iwcil;= Canad'. 1, ewconi gifts; servje nice f 1144 Handl Gode' his •1955 Gode triipni re' nted wale ounced maths ,tembei; ►te of ler of ;hard, 1 of Chief an ani °AGRICULTURAL PARK, KINSMEN . PRESENTS See the - Entire Performance ul j RAIN or SHINE c end All Question The Greatest ibition Of Mammoth Entertain- ent That W 111 Visit Your City In any,A•pay. You Cannot Afford To It Pass Unseen. -1964 term the s year. 'sof- (ay, E nurses Ioo$ rich p :1for The mass New Canadians with their friends and relatives relax and enjoy the entertainment following official ceremonies which were held recently. The program included a choral. group, A new lake -level gauge is being installed on the south pier of the Goderich waterfront, 100 yards farther into Lake Huron than the present gauge. The instrument is an improv- ed model. It is manufactured -by 'Me -deed L[d Rekcr fey and permits valve removal to get at accumulated sand or dirt in the -apparatus:.--_ - . The device will begin oper- ating in mid-July. The public works department has posted a warning sign restricting fish- ing from the end' of the 'pie >' "to ensure accurate results. The present instrument is affected by turbulent water caused by waves. Lady Golfers Open Season dancers and a folk singing group made up of GDCI students 'calling themselves "The Cellar Dwellers." The coffee party way: arranged by the Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.E, The ladies Tuesday night -golf- ing started' the season on May 25th with a turnout of 15. This took the form of a two -ball foursome and the winners were Maxine Martin and Jean Knight, Lunch was served in the club house and there were three c tables of bridge to nthe revening, w.......... _.m.._moclude _ .. On Tuesday, June 1st, 17 lad- ies participated. Prize winners were: - lst `low -gun, smiles,smiles,Skelton; 2nd low gross, Jean Knight; 3rd low gross, Helen Mitchell; lst low net, Peggyve Day; 2nd lonet, Jean Paper - ',nick; hidden hole, Bess Smith. After refreshments the balance of the evening was given-. up to discussion of the Ladies' Invita- 4ion Golf Tournament to be held .early in August. - The sports and social com- mittees are doing a good job in .arranging these events arid the response on the part of the members has been quite good, but will -probably be bet- ter as ,the season progresses and the weather warms -trp:- - — -- BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN tinder the direction of Mrs. Dennis Steep 33 singers from Grades 5 and 6 entertained at the New Canadians party held recently at the Legion. The choral group sang O'Canada, My' Country Is My Cathedral, Dona Novise Pasem, Comrades end British Grenadiers. Hon. C. S. MacNaughton went to bat in the Ontario Legislature on May 31 for the bean grow- ers of Huron County which rid- ing, Mr. MacNaughton said, "I am proud and privileged to repl•esent, Leading up to his remarks about the Ontario Bean Grow- ers Marketing Board: Hon. Mr. MaeNauhton said -Hurorr-isrnow the largest producing area for the important bean cash crop in &ntario, indeed in all Can- ada. The 19(4 acreage figures showed, Huron. with 25,840 fol.- • Towed Kent wiiir�24;Q00' acres, he said'. 'Production in Carrada of .white neons, he said, had doubled in the past ten years. In the past four years, export sales -have risen sharply although domestic consumption has remained fairly constant, he added. The °breeding of new strains and varieties of improv- ed types of -seed have made it possibleto grow this prop now over a• much broader area, .he explained. :- T_ Hon. Mr. MacNaughton stated that in the -forese-eable-'area, there was ,a real promise for greatly increased"' production potential. He pointed to the British Mar- LOCAL ST. JOHN ASSOCIATION HAS' TRAINED 236 IN FIRST AID IN THE GODERICH AREA IN THE -PAST 3 YEARS! FTS for DAD • - SHORTS - • SPORT SHIRTS • T SHIRTS • SOCKS ' t • : TIES • SLACKS • SPORT COATS • -JACKETS • DRESS SHIRTS - • BELTS • JEWELLERY • HATS • 'BATHI'NG SUITS THURSDAY and. FRIDAY • June 1041 Signal-Star photo ket as one which could easily absorb any bean production sur- plus in Ontario. "They like our quality and they like our grades," he stated. He pointed otlt that Ontario- has the ad- vanoage j€ ale pro-teetion---af- forded by Commonwealth pre- ferential tariffs coupled with the preferential position- of our urrenc-y ver -sure {-hat of our -com- petitor and the largestproducer in the world—the U.S.A., main- ly .the State of Michigan. .He quoted an article from a British magazine which stated that -68 per -cent of -all British housewives buy canned baked beans and thRt the total volume of sales there has more than doubled from 1953 to 1964. Difficulty One difficulty standing in the way of trade., with Britain is the matter of consistent sup- plies, he said. "If. marketing procedures can be implemented herein Ontario, coupled with apparent trends towardincreased production— Ontario can develop a tremend- . sly—increased-_share. a f-. the. Britishmarket," he said. `_`To do this, it is of the utmost im- portance, I believe, to take one more competitive step and that is to establish—through the On- tario Pean Growers Marketing Board—our floor or support price concurrently with the time this procedure (or at least the counterpart of this proce- dure) is implemented in the United States." Hon. Mr. MacNaughton pro- THE WHEELER DEALERS JAMES GARNER LEE REMICK Color • Cartoon SATURDAY and MONDAY June 12-14 TOPKAPI "Where the jewels are" MELINA MERCOURI MAXIMILIAN SCHELL Academy Award_ Winner PETER USTINOV Color • Cartoon AT pe, tr THEATRE: THE BEM II GODERICH • Air -Conditioned For Your Comfort o • . • - UNE -10-11-12 The Dave Clark 5 'and a host 'of talent in "GET YOURSELF A COLLEGE GIRL" Color Plus the Disney special "ARIZONA SHEEPDOG" MON., TUES., WED. JUNE 14-15-16 Adult Entertainment Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck and Judith Meredith See What could happen when dreams merge frighteningly into daytime reality "THE NIGHT WALKER" With Selected Shorts THURS., FRI., SAT. JUNE 17-18-19 A Walt Disney Double Feature Program "THE SWORD AND THE STONE" Plus one of Disney's best nature studies "YELLOWSTONE CUBS" Both. ,in Color posed the implementation of a suggestion under consideration by the Agricultural Minister for some time. This is the estab- lishment of research facilities which wou'hl combine_ the. efforts - of" the Growers Board, the -.Uni- versity-if Guelph and -other ap- propriate agencies in a program plant breedirlg_.,alad selection_ in Ontario. • - Renewing her subscription to The Signal -Star and com- menting on the introduction of the Ann Landers column to this, newspaper, Miss Olive Miller of Toronto. wrote, in part, as follows: "Even with the male sex... (Bless 'em) ... who outwardly - `scoffa at studying Ann Land- - erg : it is- noted; in this big - city while they are seated in street „'cars, buses and sub ways, with a newspaper in hand, invariably the first ar- ticle they turn to is the Ann Landers' column, before .... wading through. the current events, financial columns or the sports pages. Amusing, but interesting observation. - "The ladies, fussier souls, are not seen frequently carry- ing newspapers because the never -drying ink so quickly 'Soils hands, gloves ---and light- ° colored costumes ... (thereby possibly publishers lose out a bit) ... but, alley surely do follow Ann Landers wherever the opportunity properly af- fords itself. - "Best of luck .to you...." FAST CASH Dancers from- Grades 3 and 4 under the group did the Gay Gordon and the Virginia direction of Mrs. H. Hopkinson also partic- ' Real ipated on the New Canadians program. The NILE.—Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wiggins visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Gibson of Ashfield. of�Scand Mrs. Allan McNee McNeearboro were weekend visit- and Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McWhin- ney, Jim. Lexie and Claire visit- ed on Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Gill and David . of Ingersoll. The West Wawanosh Town- ship school annual Field Day was held at S.S. No. 17 on Friday last. Mrs. Esther Rivett .has a Signal -Star photo tional picrlic will be held at • 1 Pack a picnic .basket -:bring the cepted a position in Goderich family . and enjoy 'a social time ' for the nekt few• weeks. together.. Mrs. Frank Johnston and son ' -------- j Earl , of Londesboro spent Sun- � ' , ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross McNee. Congratulations—to dVIr. and Mrs. Arnold Graver on the ar- rival of their new, son. Mr. and. Mrs. Ben Mugford of Lucan were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McNee and family. Special Service S ie 'al services will be held ne t S day to commemorate t e 40th of union. After t e church service a congrega- Coming; "Bus Riley's Back In Town" Adult Entertainment TUESDAY -and WEDNESDAY • June 15-16 MANINTHE MIDDLE ROBERT MITCHUM FRANCE NUYEN KEENAN WYNN Color Cartoon THURSDAY and FRIDAY June 17-18 ELVIS PRESLEY in with PAMELA AUSTIN Color Cartoon SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE Highway No. 8 — A mile anti a quarter east of Goderich BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8 O'CLOCK NOW PLAYING: THURS., FRI., Elvis Presley and Joan Blackman "BLUE HAWAII" Color . ' SAT. — JUNE 10-11-12 Stewart Granger and Raf Vallone "Secret Invasion" Color MON., TUES., WED..— JUNE 14-15-16 Ernest Borgnine and Jean Willis Co-starred in a riotous tale of the sea "MacHALE'S NAVY" Calor Plus "Magic Rail to Yesterday" — "Nice Place to° Visit" and Cartoon THURS., FRI., SAT. — JUNE 17-18-19 Jerry' -I ewiis and YuI Brynner and Stella Stevens • Janice Rule "The • Nutty "Invitation To A Professor" Gunfight" Color Adult Entertainment OR MORE a NIAGARA LOANS 145 °ESSEX STREET GODERICH, ONTARIO Dancing for the young crowd this week; Saturday, June 12 THE MO -JOS LOCIIALSIt. --- Anniversary services at Ashfield Presbyter- ian Church were held on Sunday with large . congregations at both morning and evening ser- vices to hear Rev. Joe MacDnn- ald of - Michigan, the guest speaker. Miss Janice Wylds of Ripley was guest soloist in the morning. Mr. and 'Mrs. Bruce Millar and Kevin of • Palmerston spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Emile MacLennan. Dancing 9 p.m.*to Midnight Admission $1.00 per person At Goderich Arena, Saturday, June 19 A 3% -hour -show and dance featuring Ritchie Knight and The Midnights, The Girl Friends, Geof and The Contin• entals and Jaye's Raiders. A new .Silo .has been erected on the Ken Elphich farm. Congratulationsare in order for John Bradley who will be on a trip this summer to West- ern Canada, having been chosen from Lucknow High School to receive this honor. ,The Kintail Women's Insti- tute has disbanded'. and the hall will become a community centre with all its furnishings. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Farrell were in Pal at, -r, where they attended the t►i':t r: l of Mrs McGill Coining: Shirley MacLaine in "Two -Loves" Adult Entertainment ROLLER SKATING Wingham Arena NF -65-2 Always there with ready cash NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED 29 KINGSTON ST. PHONE 524-8357 Every Tuesday, Friday, Saturday r 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. Starting June 8 General Admission 35c FREE Admission For Skating Sunday Afternoons 2 p.m, to 4 p.m. ,BOOTS and SKATES FOR RENT 25c PER NIGHT Contact Arena Manager For Roller Parties Pers nal Mr. I)avid 1.ee,„n h•+,, ed his 11.P.E al versity with Second ors and wiii attend N'i versity of Western clntar, :, in the fall. HOUSE FOR SALE. Three bedroom, family-t.ype home, two b,athroems, gas furnace, modern kitchen, in- :sulated garage, near R. (' church and school. $8,750. Mortgage can be arranged. 86 Anglesea St Phone 524-8075