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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-08-05, Page 9rr Ho!nesviik ent guests with r. ,and SC 1:)., E. Gli d we e it d xs � on e• their o Oter, Mrs. Nelsen Brown of and daughter, and' 1Vtrs: Le— `Chins- �,etf Laura, of oto. ttcrvrlle, Miss -Jessie Chisholm i 3iant ford, Rev. and Mrs. t ' a , lvlinor of Bee,chville acid k . ,�irson Walter of the Mer - bait Lakeshell. in t Vessel, fir. And 1H ' r s Frank 'McCul- of gh spent Sunday •in• Kitch:- nen with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. On: fir. Franklin "(Bud) 'deo of alGouver, . B.C., flew home to spend the week-endit w hhis `parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yeo, and to attend the Jewell fanriIyjicnic. Mr. awl ''M s. Wm. Norman, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. Hinz of New Hamburg, spent a short vacation touring around Lake Huron and Georgia.ii iy, • Filir1461 ' The Finnigan picnicwas. held recently at . Agriculture Hall/ t uhgannonp Y ltll .about 75. persons present. The president for 190 is Lloyd Finnigan, To' ronto; secretary -treasurer, Mrs: Kitchener l iitnigan, Goderich. The afternoon was spent -in gamesand contests after whteh a picnic lunch was enjoyed. people were present from Ham- ilton, Kitchener, Toronto, Lon- don,., Seaforthr, Barrie, Windsor,. Kingston, Goderich, Pontiac, Michigan, and Dungannon. Presentations 'Made The Jewell family picnic was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yeo. At that time, Mr.- and Mrs. Yeo were pleasantly surprised with <the presentatio r of a silver tea and •coffee service, from the family,` in47honor of their 25th wedding nnnivereaf';'Uvh"fc'r City celebrated in July. At that time,' accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank MVlcCullough, they went to London to see the movie, My Fair Lady. ROTARY NEWS . Qsieri& Rota Y =Ciub�:.Jl�..tOE host the - Rotary briefing o. presidents and • secretaries of District 633 on Sunday, August 29, at Harbourlite Inn. The Godcrich club has added a new me n_1er_, Bill Wman_ ss s o.t nera�':services were lreld. at' 'ion 1l�chol , . � at .he David, Lochalsh cemetery for Mr., 1Vtarvin Jaeksim. --of Detroit on, Monday afternoon. Many from the area attended the Ripley and District Horti- cultural Society meeting eting o n Tusday of a nQon atMrs. Reg Moore's cQta at Kintail. Misses Sally and Louise Mac- Donald of Windsor have been holidaying at the Dan MacDon- ald home. Recent visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne Luther were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Campbell of Halifax, N.S. Dick. West -has, fid, he: Id log house on . the „West homestead to be used as a cot- tage when rebuilt on a lot south of Goderich. Back to tha community for` the .sumnier..are. . [r..-..and...Mrs.,. Stewart . fin" no* owned by. Mrs. Etizahutb. Stothers.. r. Visiting M and Mrs.. Dan,, Wylds, axe Miss,Doris Wylds° of Toronto and Mrs. Jaclt Cowan "of • Cor**t na. Spending the past week at camp as a counsellor was Miss Cookie Gibson at Camp Minne- hahah. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hamil- ton 'are on a holiday to Ken- tucky. Visiting , in the community during the past week 'were Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor .and The Barkwell reunion Was held Saturday afternoon at Ash- field Park. Visiting Mr. and Mfrs. Oliver McCharles were Mr. and Mrs. W.i]tred- Frans_af._Ridgetow,n.. ersorsat i ir, and Airs.; Afely lle. l tin, 40 Lamb 'f a•, ,. eelehrated their ; th4-wweddi anniver ►ry' Sunday, august 1, with a fam- ily dinner. a Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Martin on Sunday -were: Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Slywehtik, §tephexi and Darryl, London; Mrs. John Slyw- chuk, Timmins; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stokes, Toronto, and less Edna Hogan,-Goderich. Mr. 'R. J. B. Wilson, Toron- to, sent a few "days at the Bedford Hotel, renewing acquaintances:, Mme..,Frank.. Conk,._.-Petty,..arid. Pam, of Port Colborne, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Case, Woodstock, and Mx. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell, Fort William, were recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver h .,. GODERICH KINSMEN GODERIC 'MEMORIAL ARENA ♦ � S -EE � INTERESTING DtiPLAY___HOBBIES . o. FROM ALL PARTS OF ONTARIO 12 FOOT HIGH MODE[OFMERCURY SPACE CAPSULE M A H MI 50. if S -Will-Be-At-The-Fair-Grounds- Tb utdayiriday arctrSatcrday PARADE - 15 Antique Cars from London SATURDAY, AUGUST 7 - 1' P.M. CA ,LI ' ' . , t Wtf bam /net . hospital, W'inghain, qlt. 23, 19Fz z, -o Mx, a. hd rs.`= Murray Cardiff '�Oietty Math- ieson.. H.t. 1, Ethel a on. 'CRANE -- .t" Alexandra Hos- pital, Goderich, on .July 1 , 1965, 'to Mr. and Mrs. Don- - aid Crane, Clinton, a daugh ter: - DAiER --- At Alexandr0 Hos• pitai, Goderich, on July 14, 1905, to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Daer, Auburn, a daughter. FISHER — At Alexandra Hos- pital; Goderich,, on July 20, 1965, to Mir: and Mrs. Terence. ..:...Fisher,..Goderieh,: a.i.danebt - HOWARD — At Alexandra Hos- pital, Goderich, • ern July 10, 1965, to :Mr. and Mrs. John Howa if;?Goderich, a (laugh: ter, Julie Ann. M Aiixan lta }fmc' pital, Goderich, on July 20, 1965, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Laws, Goderich, a daughter. RICHARD — At Alexandra Hos- pital, Goderich,, on July 23, 1965, to Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Richard, R.R. 6, Goderich, a daughter, Louisette. RISING — At Alexandra Hos, pital, Goderich, on July 24, ±965; to -Mr.- -and -Mrs:---R-obert- .. Rising, R.R. 3, Goderich, a. daughter. STEFFLER—At Alexandra Hos- pital, Goderich, .on July 7, 1365, to Mr. and Mrs. Clem- ent Steffler, R.R. 3, Goderich, a son. WEBB — At Alexandra Hos- pital, Goderich, on July 14, 1365, to Mr. aid Mrs. Paul Webb, R.R. 5, Goderich, a son. Huron Liberals " from ncross the riding were, at the Park,. Seaxortn; on Whu.rsday, for the annktal association i?yie While damp overcast wea- ther held down attendance; more than 250, guests were registered: Solicitor. General Larry .Pen- nell. recently appointed to the Pearson cabinet, who .had aceep: ted an invitation to' attend• the picnic was forted' to remain in :4ttawa,,.Liy!u 1.tY.g. oBmenta nn . .. postal strike. He is° one of the committee of cabinet dealing' with postal workers' representa- tives. Bruce McCullough, of Kit- che. er.,.._1? sident...o.. the West ern Ontario North Liberal- As- sociation and Gordon Beaton, Markdale area organizer, spoke briefly and discussed the work that was required before an election was held. Referring to , the problems facing the minority Liberal gov- ernment during the past session Mr. McCullough` stressed the effective legislation that had been -enacted 'despite the -diffi- culties. Mayor John Flannery, of Sea - forth; extended -a welcome and Reeve Elgin Thompson of Tuck- ersmith, in which the Lions Park is located, spoke on be- half of a number of area reeves who were present. These includ- Od Reeve Cliff Dunbar, of Grey. Reeve Don McKenzie of Ash- field and Reeve Carl Krauter, of Brussels. Murray aunt, MPP far - 11ur, on Brucer reviewed activities in. the legi$ldiure. ,A,ssoeiatiln press. 1a sto �n n idet►tr''�i1 i ni Vii. �,� . aha e was. chairman for the .shortpro' gram that followed a picii supper. • During. the afternoon ,child-- ren child- .ren used the pool facilities.and, took part in a .spprts. program charg0• of 1Vlntit Edgar, Glln� ion and loarry Wheatley, McKi1- lop . .s.VJ11X1ersr,n. tli:X ' .eil{.tS were: Stevie Jewitt, Suzie Chain- bers,, Margaret Vermunt, Bever- ley Edgar, Marianne Vermunt, Eleanor Devereaux, Kevin Jew- itt, Walter Vermunt, Joe Clf- iton„Marilyn. Jeffry,-Denua Mea- Vher,_ _Jeanne-Vermunt, ,ylte Adams, John Taylor, Larry Jew- itt, Donald Cameron, Brian Ed- gar, Francis Vermunt, Stephen Flynn, Leslie Adair, Michael Johns, Bobby Montgomery, Fred- die Montgomery, Bob Edgar,. Marianne Janmaat, Brenda Clif- ton, Richard Montgomery, Joan- ne DeQroot, Teresa Devereaux, Douglas ' Fuhr, Pam Taylor, °aver 'On1lins., • Donna- ftijfton, Ron McPhee, Lynda Flynn, Ann Clifton, Wayne Elston, Rick Jef- fry, Murray Elston. E saves JrniurrwanzA4!. 7iwyDoYon► ahrirothr fl' free Dancing f�rLTeenAgerst� the O�k-Pi ks Sponsored By GODERICH MUSIC CENTRE - .sn ALSO ON 7D1SPLAY - Leading Musical Instruments EXHIBITS OPEN Friday, August 6, 7: p.m. to 11 p.m. S�turd�y,August 7, 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 25 Children ,Must Be Accompanied By Parents For Entry To Exhibits •I ICE. BLUE SECRET DEODORANT REGULAR 65c 59, ins REGULAR 1.49117 • 'to? VO5 Shampoo REGULAR 3.08 .1,80 o-� New Dawn. RESDA REGULAR 1.50 I 18 _ems .cacm-e. >Nf 2.61 REGULAR 3.75 GILLETTE - HEADS UP REGULAR 79c. 74c NOXZEMA Shaving Lcther . REGULAR 2.251.89 REGULAR 125 1 OLD SPICE COLGATES DEODORANT TQOTH PASTE .19 aEGPULAa 69c 63c 4 REGULAR 1.25 YOUR MONLY'S WORT MORIIi ATWOOLWORTH'S Arrirroatimmoriartsmormirrortir sJ w..w�.r. • v-.. Jj. .I, • a