HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-09-02, Page 44 "'Ma' (uderleh . S glial-Slaar, sillnmsday, September 2nd, 1965
UBURN AND DISTRICT NEWS +
AUBURN. Sunday guests two days.
'with firs. George Hamilton were Mr. J. J. • ser -,=
1VIr iii LM viiawlard„ .diel rtttr-i ed'fronr Iia iiton Where lie
XAw and Mr.Borden Goodfellow, has spent two months with his
of Nohleton, and Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Harold Kitchen
Lorne Wilson, of' BruceReld. and )i Tr. Kitchen, following surg-
Mr: Clifford Jackson returned t'ry on. his eye.
last week to his home in Ednlon- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Raithby
tin after visiting his aunt. Illiss visited one day last week with
Margaret R. Jackson and his her brother, Mr- Gordon R. Tay -
uncle, Il1r. Ja.uie,s Jackson. and for and Mrs. 'Taylor.
Mrs. Jackson.,4 Mr. and M .— Robert ('rail.,
Several from this community Vera and Jell' of>Ildertu1i. visit Haiti -Mon a fisted by .Mrs. Wes The Walkerburn Club, held
attended the old time tl•a party ed last Friday Witch his Parents, Bradnock. During the tater- their monthly meeting at the
in the Blyth Memorial Ilan spun- .lir. and Mrs. William J. Craig. noon, Mrs. Gordon H. Taylor home of Mrs. Stanley Ball. The
sore;f by the members of the 11r \\illiatii Cyr) is a Iultie nt
Hake a few words of regret at president, Mrs. Ted Ilunking
I1-1111 Women's Institute 'i;ieet in Clinton hospital fullu�°,►n ; Mrs. Humphreys leaving the vii -
was in charge of the nigeting.
ing algid the Saluda Food C'um ,.e e'r:{ we ala in Victoria 11os !aye and wished her much hap- There were five guests present.
pan:..pita!, London. I1tine'ss when she moves to her A donation was sent to the
Mr. acid Mr, Duncan MacKay 11r. and 111."s' Harry Arthur, new fioin in Dublin* Childreres Aid Society to help
returned ee,k to thew -Judy, ,dark and Greg, returnees George Orland Bere them with their work in Huron
home at ,Sault Ste Marie. la',t Saturday after a two week's funeral, services were nod on County. The draw prize was
Miss Carolyn C'lari, arrived ‘ac'atiun at Bogie's !leach_ \ nday atte'r11o011 atrthe :1r won byy Mrs. Nellie McDougall.
home last \\ eek atter a holiday Mr. and Mrs. Ronald' Rathwell i thus funeral home for George It had been donated by. Mrs.
trip throt): it \\•,-1 ern Canada" of. Ilra:itiord spent the weekend OHa id here who passed away Stuart Ament. The minutes
ti to \\ innipe C:cl.;,try. Pant1H here wit `her parents. Mr. and suddenly at the Alexandra Mar-
-Van t , :rtTrh tIract; 111' .t11 s. (,r�rdrrn lt. `t'rty�irrP. j-tt1N _�t1�ei..(-tet ia� t.al, xl�e�spita,l..,..�lie.
through ()retthii. California, Utah; \11aw_Iiaiulcl N;cholsun.of Sea - ,was in his 58tH year -and. vas
a1)c1 North Dakota. forth visited last lriday with; burn in Kincardine Township,
Visitors last Wednesday even-' her retry, Mrs. 'Wes Bradnock. the son -of the late ROuet't Bere by the treasurer, Mrs. Walter
Cunningham. The members de -
A wedding trip to Northern,
Ontario followed the marriage
of Shirley Marie McCowan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
McCowan, R.R. 2, Goderich, and
William Donald Elliott, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Elli 'tt,,
Ariel Duizer and Mrs. Donald R.R. 1, Zurich.
e
on ' loan from the Bell Telephone
Cdtnpan..: ,dii'sson''perfod
followed and pop was served.—
Moving To Dublin
Mrs. Ben Hamilton, Loftus
street, held an afternoon tea
last Wednesday for 24 neighbors
and friends in honor of Mrs.
Lloyd Humphreys, who will
leave soon for Dublin. Miss
Elina Mutt4t pcwrcd tea and the
guests were served by Mrs.
hoarrie: Also one siateri sMrs
Graham (Bessie) ;Nl !leg pf~- ,,f -
3, Auburn. Rev. J. R. Wheeler
was 'in charge of the -service
held on Monday afternoon and
burial Wok place in the Dun-
gar}zion cemetery. Pallbearers
were: Bill Slesser, Bob torr, Bud
Worthy,;Henry Farrell, Russel
Brindley and Kenneth McDou-
gall.
Club Donation
were accepted as read by' Mrs.
George Schneider in the ab-
-shrice -o Mrs. Elliott Lapp. The
finan i4ar statement was given
in:; with :lir. and Mrs. Not•initl Mrs. Charles Str'aughan is re- L. and Belle \\ orthy. h ollovving
blclowell and :hiss Gwen - Me, ..eoveri0;. at her home from a hi, marriage to the former
Dowell were :lir. and Mrs. \Vii 1 fall s'he took at the home of Mary Horton, he_ resided in
loam Si aforth, Miss Eva her niece, Mrs. I-Iarold Nichol-! West Wawanosh Township until
+MOTO E!Y R. J. r IEPHEW
ELLIOTT — McCOWAN
cided to hold a bake sale and
bazaar late!• on this fall. An
invitation to attend a cooking
school at Londesboro on Sept-
Killough, 'Toronto, and Miss Ma -j roll au •bis. Nicholson at Sea-' about six weeks ago when he and
bel Killough of Byron. forth. Miss Viola 'Thompson is _his family moved into the village, ember 13th was accepted. A
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth McDou ' assisting Mrs. Straughan. Ile was employed by the James program of contests was pre
;tall and Miss Bernice lVIcDnil Junior -Farmers - '1'. Craig sawmill-. He was a pared. by the committee of Mrs.
gaff ri-S-itttl- fel 50 -_Suns -or --lzirm-p-r- ..-a 4440mber.._....of—:stag-._-_-Nile---.._Un-ited
last week. tended a meeting in' the Auburn Church and since moving .to
Mrs. Kenneth Scott and sons,' Community Memorial Hall with Auburn the family has attended
Keith,'" Wayne and Eric, spent I Mr. Ronald Trivors, the'stfrnmer• Knox -United Church. • Surviv-
a few days last week in Tor-, assistant Agricultural Repre-
onto the guests of her cousin,'sentative, in- charge. A, Walt
Disney. film, "The Thread of
Life;" was shown. This
Mrs. J. A._jBrodie and Mr. Bro-
die, and attended the C.N.E. on
ing besides his .wife are throe
sons: John, Gerald and David;
three daughters, Mary Belle,
film is, London; Ruth and Kathleen at
.WHY COOK TONIGHT!
ORDER
SHOWBOAT, BAR-B.Q
CHICKEN
WITH JUST A HINT OF HICKORY
1/4 Bar -B -Q Chicken
French Fries
Roll & Butter
Chicken Dippen Sauce 95,
'
1/2 Bar -B -Q Chicken
French Fries
Roll & Butter
Chicken Dippen Sauc"
CA'
1.85
- o
CAPT. CRAIG'S ARGOSY RESTAURANT
PHONE 524-7870
tl
50c DELIVERY CHARGE ANYWHERE IN GODERICH
ORDER BY PHONE PICK'EM UP AND TAICE'EM HOME
r,~
THE
•
WE'RE FEATURING
♦V'
"<P
for warmth,
wear and
fashion
comfort in
Glenayr
SWEATERS AND SKIRTS
They're the talk o' the town—
and small wonder! Machine -
washable Kittens of pure wool
keep their look of fashion -
rightness day -in, day•out. Add
them to your Kitten collec-
tion today!
FULL-FASHIONED RAGLAN
SHOULDER CARDIGAN' -
100% English Wool Botany,
3/4 sleeves,, moth-proof—in
new exciting fall •ish-Ades..
MATCHING SKIRT -100%
Pure Wool Worsted, woven
from superfine English Botany
wool--dry-cleanable and dyed
to•perfectly-match all Kitten
Botany wool sweaters. ' ,.
PURI VIRGIN WOOL
New International mark of
quality, now in Canada. '
•
.n
•
THE SQUARE
prung. �VIr s. Duizer was
charge. L Plans were made for
the •: next meeting which will
be held at the home of Mrs.
John Hallam. The program will
be in charge of Mrs. Stuart
Anlent and Mrs. Lorne Hunking
and the lunch committee will
be Mrs. Walter Cunningham,
Mrs. Roy Daer, Mrs. Tom Cun-
ningham and Mrs. Guy Cunning-
ham. At the close of the meet-
ing a lunch was served by lyfrs.
Worthy Young, Mrs. Stuart
Ament, Mrs—ten .A.r-cha.rnbaul.t
and - Mrs. Stanley Ball.,
in The double -ring exchange or
vows was heard by Rev. A. G.
Pease of Embro,, in Grace Unit-
ed Church, Porter's Hill, on Sat-
urday, August 14, in a setting
of pink and white carnations
and candelabra with lighted tap-
ers. Mrs. William Cox presided
at the organ and accompanied
the soloist, Miss Jean Isaac, 'Lort-
don, when she sang "0 Promise
-Me" and "Wedding Prayer."
Given in marriage by 'lief•
father, the bride wore a floor-
length- down of whsle peat} de
faille fashioned with a short -
sleeved fitted bodice and a bell-
shaped. skirt. Floral appliques
Under the British North of chantilly lace and bows ac
America Act there are twenty- cented the waistline and sleeves,
nine classes of subjects concern-
ing the country" as a whole —
such matters as defence, trade,
banking, currency, railways and
canals, external relations—that
are specifically defined as being
within the authority of the
federal government.
The bureau of statistic indeN
of the average of weekly wages
and salaries paid in all industry
-Ca -nada lime fr in
1949 to 201.8 in 1964; in the
same period the cost of living
index rose from 100.0 to 135.4.
O
K
Through Next Weekzs-
Paper For A Special
Announcement from
-#714E- STORE-114AI'
SERVICE BUILT"
CONKLIN'S
Harves-tOf'Va1w
SALE!.
The "Opportunity Door" to Savings is Oen at Conklin's.
agree that Conklin's have economy for you in
mind. Yes, — come in and see.
Repeated. By Demand
MEDALLION PRE -FINISHED
PANELLING
THE LAST WORD IN LUXURY
_ For the Executive Home or Office!
Beauty -Mark Birch
Colonial Birch
Sapele '
Knotty Pine
Knotty Cedar
Makori '
American Cherry
-American Black Walnut
ir.
11.95 panel!,
13.95 panel
11.95 paneji
15.95 panel
15.95 panel
. 16.95 panel
20.95 panel
22.95 panel
rx
Conklin's are happy to again bring you this com,lete line- of
superior quality, pre -finished wood panelling — by' Crown
Zellerback. It's V -grooved for easy, quick installation. Sizes
4' x 8' lengths to 16 ft.
Sale! Big Discounts!
READY -TO -FINISH
FURNITURE
You'll be delighted with the
selection in dressers, book-
cases, chifforobes, desks' ---
aIL_at...reduced,. prices•....right_
now.
ALUMINUM
LADDERS
Reg. 15.95 — 4' — 11.95
Reg. 17.95 5' — 13.50
Reg. 19.95 6' — 15.95
EXTENSION LADDERS
ALSO ON SALE
295 BAYFIBLD ROAD .,
S244321-
,334*
4
•
Back fullness in the skirt was
formed by unpresscd pleats
which fellto a chapel train.
A tiara of crystals° and pearls
held her quadruple -tiered veil
of silk illusion and She carried
a cascade arrangement of red
t•cises, stephanotis and emerald
ivy.
Mrs. Andrew Laidlaw, London,
was her sister's matron of honor
and bridesmaids were Miss Max-
ine Pickard, R.R. 1, Goderich,
cousin of the bride, and Miss
Joan Elliott, R.R. 1, Zurich, sis-
ter of the groom. They wore
floor -length gowns of French
blue peau de soie with rounde
necklines and, bell - shap
skirts. Their matching wedding
Liffe Insurance Co., has ]moved
PORTER'� � `� -tea Gwen Sound where arae i< working at the head office of the
C.I.A. ,
,
PORTI+aR HILL,--1�liss Pat• :4�
rich Cox, Toronto t enjoying- -yrs.. Gordan Mann n$' .' ai
-``c�flPnfi1i.:1VT�xtl
Norman Manning to New a, n -
a month `4taeg.t n--, rith< sr
Mrs. Alvin Betties and Mrs.
Clarence Ball,Clinton, spent a
few days at Lions Head last.
week. ,
Miss Gail Lockhart, who, has
been employed at the London
ring headpieces, bowed at the
:pack, were c&ugit with veiling
ind they:: carri d cascade ar-
:ange,lnertts of pink carnations.
Groomsman was Allan John -
,;ton, London, and Jack Mac-
)onald, Ottawa, cousin of. the
.wide, and Melvin Hyde, Port
itanley, ushered.
The guests were received in
he church parlor by the bride's
nother wearing a sheath dress
n evening blue crepe with
natching .picture hat. Her ac=
-essories were white and pink
•arnations formed her corsage,
lssisting, the groom's mother
'hose a sheath dress of beige
;hantung with beige and brown-
`accussorics arid- `-a---.eirsafge"-.,ef
pink cat nations.
Guests from a distance were
present from London, Toronto.
Ottawa, St. Thomas, Detroit,
Michigan; Watertown, New
York,
For 'travelling, the bride
changed • to a sheath dress o1
turquoise linen boucle topped
with a matching three -quarter -
length coat. • She wore white
.accessories _ aft a coy ge `iff
yellow roses.
'They will reside in St. Thom-
as.
Pre -Nuptial Showers
Entertaining the bride, prior
to her marriage, were shower
hostesses Mrs. John Mitchell,
London; Miss Joanne Harrison,
Gciderich, and Miss Joan Elliott,
Zurich. Canadian Timken, St.
Thomas, where thg bride is em-
ployed; also honored her.
B1NCO at tEG1ON HAUj
SATURDAY;
-SEPTEMBER 4
at 8:30 p.m. -
15 GAMES-.— $1.00 .
'.The prize • for each regular game will be $12.00
4 Share -The -Wealth Jackpot Combinh--
JACKPOT Of $,f35.00 IN 57 CALLS
SPONSORED BY' CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 109
No One Under 16 Permitted 'To Play
dee on Sunday to visit NU.' shad
Mrs, Richard Simpson.
Next Sunday, Rev. William
Mains, 1,4ortdesbo1Q, will assume
his duties as permanent supply
minister o1 St.' Andrew's, Bay-
field, and Grace Church.
Mrs. James Lockhart, Mr, and
Mrs. Glen Lockhart and family,
all of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lawson . Lockhart, Troy, Mich-
igan, were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Argyle Lockhart and
family.
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT. — LAC and
Mrs. Clarence Hoy, Ronnie and
Gary left on Q Tuesday for the
'ltCAF ,base at Gimli, Manitoba.
Miss Darlene Draper is visit-
ing at Mrs. Dave Martin's home
and Jim Martin is visiting in
Goderich this week with Wayne
Draper.
-`-TSon .CoUTtl'r -of-London visit-
ed with Mrs. Dave Mailtin and
family over the weekend.
Last week Mrs. Dave Martin
visited in London with Mr. and
Mrs.- Ivan Grigg and Mr. and
Mrs, Don Bowden. She also
went to Detroit for a week with,
friends and relatives.
Ms's, IL dnor ,
sn•:
from the PortLeAlbertebrast
the Canadiaxt Bible Society
on reeently.
iss Darlene Draper of
rlvisited fora few days
week with Mr. and Mrs, El`"
Draper. It was erroneously
forted iii' k.
being Miss last ArleneweeSchra'sm
Oldest Cessna`
Dors - F1 -Ire
A Goderich pilot, Gee
Morley, 'took ' part in the 1,..
annual Exeter fly -in which iii
held at Sexsmith Airport 4
Sunday,,
1VII': Morley flew his 1,937c
sna C37 four -passenger plane;p
the show. The plane is bell.
ed to be the oldest Cessna flyit
in Canada.
Twenty seven planes fro
Western Ontario made 'the tri
Officials expected 50 to tad
part but high winds reduced lli
numbers.
The 35 mph winds ai o tak
:celted..-a—demonstration
diving. Leonard Greb sponsor
ed the'lly-in.
The first airplane flight it
Canada took place at Baddeck
N.S., in . 1909, six years alt
the Wright Brothers flew
Kitty Hawk, North Carolina;
SEE THE WESTERN. FAIR—_L.ONDONI
Special Return Excursion Fare - Y
$3.75
CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEAR$ FARE
BUSES LEAVE GODERICH at 10.40 a.ln,
September 10 -18th
Special Buses Leave 9:00 p.m. from Fair Grounds to Return
TRAVEL IN AIR RIDE COMFORT BY
CHARTERWAYS
CONTACT YbU,R CHARTERWAYS DEPOT
W. J, Mills Motor Sales ltd.
'74 Kingston Street 524-7314
----SPEEE!--
GATE ADMISSION IS YOUR TICKET TO
Buy advance
sale tickets
again this year
************************
DOZENS OF FABOLOOS FREE ATTR.ACTIONS Including aGrandstand E.o-r�n==.every day!
Evening Grandstand Show, $ept. 10 and 11
Two Shows Nightly at 7 and 9 p.m.
Populor Singing M.C.
of Television Fame
Singing Star of Stage,
TV, Radio and Records
MIKE B CARMEL
OUGLAS
UNN
Evening Grandstand Show, Sept. 13, 14 and 15
• .Two Shows Nightly at 7 and 9 p.m.
Favourite TV Funnyman
Swinging Singing Star
GEORGE BOBBY
G 'L VI N
HE
MAORI SINGERS
and DANCERS
Hubert Castle's
RED RIVER
JAMBOREE
Master Illusionist
JACK BAUER
TER
Plus Added Attraction
THE MAORI SINGERS
AND DANCERS
SEPT. 10 — 4:30 p.m.
COMEDIAN
DON RICE
ATIO
"Mr. Personality" MR. SOUND
GLEN EFFECTS
HAYWOOD M.C. I WES HARRISON
la CIC
i
"The Magic of Fashion"
. Fashion Variety
Show '65
and Special guest Stars
BOBBY VINTON
MISS DOMINION
OF CANADA ..
and - MISS PLAYERS 200
Afternoon Gratgdsta'nd Shqw,
Rodeo Star
JONNY RIVERS
and his GOLDEN
HORSE RANCH THRILL Show
Plus Added Attraction
JACK BAUER,
Master Illusionist'
Afternoon Grandstand Show,
Sept. 14 and 15 at 2 p.m.
Hollywood Death Dodgers
AUTO THRILL
SHOW
Afternoon Grandsi'afid Show
Sept. 16 at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.
I Master Illusionist
JACK RAUER
SEvening Grandstand Show, Sept. 16, 17 and 1P
Two Shows Nightly at 7 and 9 p m.
Afternoon Grandstand Show
Sept. 17 and 18 at 2 p.m.
• HORSE SHOW NIGHTLY at 7:45 p.m.
• LIVESTOCK COMPETITIONS—SALES
• MIDWAY AND KIDDYLAND
• HOME AND CULINARY ARTS
• DANNY SAILOR, World Champion
Tree Climber
•. CONTESTS WITH VALUABLE PRIZES
• FARM MACHINERY SHOW
• WARRIORS' DAY PARADE
• ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY
COMPETITION
• COMMERCIAL, GOVERNMENT AND
EDUCATIONAL. EXHIBITS
• JERRY BANGS and His Gang of Fun
..:.....,-,•aF:-•-.,a-. .
• DENNY THE BAB f�ELEPHANT
Continuous Entertainment on the
Fair Grounds
HENRY FRENCH ,„
Bicycle Thrills and Antics
JEANINE PI, OTEAU
Thrilling French Aerialist
LABATT'S MARIONETTE THEATRE
Courtesy of John Labatt Ltd.
THE RAMBLER MECHANICAL MAN
Sponsored by Gallagher Motors
GARLAND PARNELL -
Organ Grinder and his Monkey
"Tricky -Robb"
CANADA. PACKERS SQUARE DANCING
DICK WILLIAMS A -GO-GO
Sponsored b Coca-Cola Ltd.
BRING THE
FAMILY !
ADULTS .... $1
CHILDREN . 25c
AT ALL TIMES
-Gte Ad M1 I fission
Covers The
Whole Show
Chorterways
SPECIAL
EXCURSION[�DATES
Direct Buses aily'
1AlIN! RAMBLER.MARIId: CHEVR01EiBELAIR;_RAMBLERCLASSlC;SpONDAi
"Advance Sale- Tickets Availabls At Craigias Smoke Shop'!