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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-09-15, Page 5A, Births ALOOCK.---At Alexandra Hos- pital, Goderich, on Sept, 8, ' . 1986, to Mr. and Mrs, Ken - meth Alcock, Goderich, a daughter. ALEXANDER, — At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on August 31, 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alexander,Goderich, a daughter, Mary Elizabeth, BDL L. --At Alexandra Hospital, n .„Goderich on Sept. 12, 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bell, R.R. 2, Griderieh, a_ daughtcer, c baby died same day). BOGIE.—At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on Sept, 12, 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bogie, R.R. 6, Goderich, a son. ('ARRUTHERS.—At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on Sept. 6, 1966, to 'M'r. and Mrs. Irwin Carruthers, Goderich, a son. •GAYNOR.—At Alexandra Hos- pital, Goderich; on Sept. 2, 1966, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Gaynor, .Goderich, a son. NORTON.—At Alexandra Hos- pital, Goderich, on Sept. 9, 1966, to Mr and. -Mrs.--Edouard Horton, ' R.R. 3, Goderich, a daughter (stillborn). •JACOBS.----At Alexandra Hos- pital, Qoderidh, on Sept. 4, 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Jacobs, R.R. 1, Port Albert, a daughter. •JEFFREY. --At Alexandra Hos petal, Goderich, on Sept, 8, 1966. to Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Jeffrey, Ridgewood Pk. Goderich, a daughter, Melaine Ann. -McWH1NNEY, — At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on Sept. 5, 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. James McWhinney, Clinton, a daugh- ter, Joanne Gail. :STRAUGHAN — At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on Sept. 8, 1966, To Mr. and Mrs. Clay- ton Straughan, a son. TREBISI-I•: --At Alexandra Hos- ,pital, Goderich, on Sept. 6, 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack bish, _ Goderrch•; a --son. C. Briefs, 41st Anniversary Sale Suits — $69, $79,9 $ 9, $$ , Extra ..ants 41c. Tailored. to measure- by Bond. McLean. .Bros., 161 Square, Gode- rich. 36.39, SALE — SALE SALE. Re- ductions up tco 25% on odds 'n' ends of name brand products. Cooking utensils, paints, house- wares, etc _OH,°,regular line reduced 10%4. iv 1. 0. Jerry, Fuel and Hardware Ltd., Kingston St. 36 STAN BLOWES TRAVEL SER- VICr, 32 Wellington, Stratford. For all airlines, steamships, rail, hotel reaervattons, tours,",Low bank rates on time payments. Prepaids arranged for relatives visiting from overseas. Call 271-5716. `36 The C.P. & T. Fund committee of Goderich Oddfellow and Re- bekah ledges have wheelchairs and other equipment, for loan, free of charge, Contact Amos' Osbaideston, Park St., phone 9623; or Fred Fritzley, Wilson St., phone 7217. 36 Order Shell_ furnace oil and -stove oil from Edward Fuels, tank truck dealer for all Shell Oil Co. products. Phone 524- 8386. ltt D. In Memoriam KELLY.—In loving memory "of a dear wife and mother, Sarah Louise Kelly, who passed away three ,years ago, Sept- ember 18, 1963. We miss her when ,we need a friend, On her we. always could depend, She cheered us in sickness and soothed our pain. God grant some day we will meet again. —Ever remembered and sadly missed by husband, Joe, daugh- ter Kitty and son Jim, „- - 36x If the bruise is extensive or associated with pain and appar- ent inabily to move parts •of the arms or legs, medical oattent- ion°--shouid' be, sought D. In Memoriam aUi.i ie.-®-iaa loving ,memory of a dear mother and gracd mother ,- Ars. Selena Riley, who passed away September 19, 1965. 1965, Beautiful memories are all we have left, Of a mother we loved dearly and shall never forget. Her loving smile and happy face, A broken link we can never re- place. Within our -store of memories she holds a place apart, •li'or on. one -can ev?•,,r be more - cherished in our hearts. :--Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by family and grandchildren. 36 CAMPBELL'S SPIKIALS'. ALL BRANDS CIGARETTES WITH PURCHASE OF • $100 OR MORE 353 CARTON • 5% Prov. Sales Tax Included ' E. Cards of Thanks MoNALL. • We wish to express our sincere thanks. and ap- preciation to friends and neighbors of Taylor's Corner for our lovely gifts we re- ceived on our retirement: We will always remember aid cherish the years we spent with them. We would also like to thank those who sent lovely cards and best 'Wishes. Sam and' Grace McNall. 36x F. Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Percy M. Fritz - ley, Goderich, wish to announce the ; engagement of their daugh- ter, Linda Anne, to Mr. James Roy Kingsley, son of Mr. and Mrs. --Roy Kingsley, Goderich. The wedding will takeplace in Knox Presbyterian Church on Saturday, October 1, at 3 o'clock. 36x Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mugford announce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Anne, to Richard Carl Atchison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Atchison, Stratford, The wedding will take place -in Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, on October 1, at 4.30 p.m, 36x G. Coming.- Events„ Maria de Kurthy : ballet school begins classes Friday, September 16 in Victor Lauds - ton School at 4:00 p.m. 'Dances of all nationalities will be taught this year in preparation for Cen- tennial Recital. • B5 -Ox Rummage Sale — Saturday, Sept. 24, at .1:30 p.m. in St. George"s Parish Hall. Auspices of St. Andrew's :Group. For pick-up call 7967. 36-7x General meeting of 'Goderich and District Association for Re- tardation to be held at Knox Presbyterian Church parlor at 8:00 p.m. Tuseday, September 20. 36 REG. 1.19 FACT TOOTHPASTE .95 REG. 1.39 ASSURE SPRAY DEODORANT 1.19 REG. 1.89 BAN ROLL-ON DEODORANT 1.59 REG. 1.09 • SCORE HAIR CREAM ......... .99 FOR UPSET STOMACH — REG. 1.25 PEPTO BESMAL TABLETS ... •1.05 RICHARD HUDNUT — REG. 2.00 FASHION QUICK 1,59 REG. 1.69 SOFPIQUE `BATH OIL " 139 REG. 1.25 DRISTAN NASAL SPRAY ...,.......1.09 REG. .78 ALKA SELTZER .69 REG. 1.80 - AG -1 & AG1-B FLASHBULBS 139 REG. 1.92 M-2 & M2 -B FLASHBULBS 149' CREAM FORMULA — MISS CLAIROL — REG. 1.95 HAIR COLOR, BATH 165 REG. .49 LADY PATRICIA HAIR SPRAY .39 REG. 1.25 WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO , .79 REG..98 • DR. ,CHASES NERVE FOOD 87 REG. 1.29 ORAFIX DENTURE ADHESIVE :..:1.09 REG. 1.29 OZONOL FIRST AID OINTMENT ....1.12 REG. 1.49 PLAYTEX RUBBER GLOVES 99 G. Coming Events Harvest Thani1 sg ving service att Anglican Church, ". Mark sAga.n hu ch, September 18, at 8 p.m. 35 The monthly immunization clinic, sponsored by the Health Unit. w111 comanen•ce ,again on Saturday, -September nth, 1966, 9:3$ - 1,1:0 a.m., at the Health Unit Office, Court House, main flow:, south .entrance. 35-6 LUCKNOW FAFR FAIR Saturday, September 17, 1966, Features—Miss Dominion of Canada ,heads the parade. A beauty contest; A baby contest; Kitchener . flying Dutchman Bug- le Band, Kincardine Jr. Pipe Band and Lucknow and District High School Band; mammoth parade. A good show as well as a midway with rides, A dance at night,, to Carruthers oreh= estra. Themes: "The Roaring Twenties." 36 Bake sale at Denommes' Flow- er Shop, Saturday ' afternoon, Sept. 17. Sponsored by the Lady Foresters, Court L1901, Ben - miller. 36 ' The regular meeting of the Goderich Women's Hospital Auxiliary will be held Monday, September 19, at 2:30 p.m. in Knox PChurch parlor. Let us have a good attendance. • '86 TEESWATER FALL FAIR, Follow the crowds to TEES - WATER, home of Canada's Larg- est ar;est Rural Fair on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. See Canada's finest' livestock, 4-H, machinery, rides and Miss Dominion of Can- ada.Ontario Provincial Police motorcycle precision- ride fea- tures two coanplete gran4stand shows; Canada's 48th Higbfland- ers Pipe Band and Dancers in attendance. See Mr. Flowers demonstrating in arena with the craft folk. Floor show and dance Saturday night in arena to music of The Debonaires. DOME AND BE A JUDGE, Wednesday, September 21st at 8 p.m., St: George's Parish Hall. The Fall flower Show. Cutflow- ers and arrangements. Entries to lie at the hall between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Judging will be done :by all members and friends, present. COME AND BE A JUDGE FOR AN EVENING! 36 A wedding reception will be held in St. Augustine's Parish Hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Alex P•olishuk (nee Joan Dever- eaux) on Friday evening, Sept- ember 16. ' Boyd's Orchestra will play for dancing.. Every- one is welcome. 36 That Is What You'l! Find For fall At GERRARD' At Gerrai°ds you will find the latest fashions for fall and all priced right for your budget. Come in. and browse around and pick out your new fall ,,wardrobe :row while selection is at its best. • Drees • Accessories Coats • Suits • Hats • Sweaters Sportswear • WE DELIVER • CAMPBELL'S 168 THE SQUARE ti Approve Monthly Meeting Firemen for forth 10 of 13 departments in Huron Coun- ty's . mutual aid association Monday night approved hold- ing monthly meetings and ap- pointed Melvin Creech of. Exeter, association secretary - treasurer, They met in Wingham. Irwin Ford of Exeter w'as recently elected president and" Archie Johnson of Goderich vice-president. County co -Or; dinator• is' Chief Jack Scott of the Seaforth department. Departinents represented at 1 the meeting were Seaforth, Goderich, Brussels, Wingham, Grey Township, Brueeiield, Zurich, Dashwood,. Exeter and Crediton.. Iiensall, Clinton and Blyth were not represented. Organizers Sydney Oxen. ham of Toronto, and 0. F. Anderson of Guelph, bath of the fire marshal's office, out- lined the workings and co- ordination of a mutual aid system, Huron Ls the last 'county in Western Ontario to form an association. J "" Centennial Plan Discussed The September meeting -of the Maple heal' Chapter, I.O.D.E. was held at the home ,of Mrs. Ronald Menzies. Discussions were held regard- ing the new date of the Centen- nial fashion show and of the Centennial Ball to be sponsored by the Chapter. Tentative dates for these are -May 17, 1967 and Sept. 22, 1967 respectively. A letter from Provincial Chapter read by the regent, Mrs. R. Breckenridge informed the a u • 1 members of the semi-annual' meeting to be held at Bay 'Motor Hotel, Owen Sound, ,dct, 20. Members were urged to at- tend. Reports were then heard from Mrs. J. Remington, membership convener; the standard bearer, Mrs. J. Skeoch displayed the new Canadian flag which was recently purchased by the chap. ter; Mrs. W. Rathburn, treasurer of the ,Opportunity Shop stated the financial situation to date. Butter, Cheese Down The production of butter and cheddar cheese in Huron County in the first seven months of 1966 decreased in comparison to the same period in 1965' reports the Ontario Department of Agri- culture and Food. In July this year 100,289 pounds of butter were pro- duced in the county compar- ed to 132 942_ in July,, .1965._ OBITUARIES ALEXANDER Y. JOHNSTONE A. Y. Johnstone of Parksville, B.C. ,died in Namiamo Hospital, Sept. 9. Mr. Johnstone was a brother of Mrs. George W. Paterson, 82 Montreal St., Gode- rich. Born at Kincardine, Mr. Johnstone lived in Colborne Township for some time'” He married the former Ethel Pat- terson of Kincardine and moved to Vancouyer where he resided ever since. A , He is stirtvived by his wife, one son, Keith of Nanianio, and three daughters, Mrs. Aldin .(Marion) Appleton, Mrs. Victor (Isobel) Young and Mrs. Richard (Ruth) Harrison, all of Van- courver. Total production to the end 'of July this year was 780,- 608 pounds compared to 866,- 182 pounds in seven months last year. The department reported no cheese production figures for July, 1966, in ,Huron.,. -.but in July, 1965, it was 96,513 pounds. Total cheddar produc- tion for the county to the end of July this year was 109,130 -pounds-,--last-year-it-was- 4607 102 pounds. Fluid milk sales of 2,301,- 073 • pounds,. at an average price of $5.35 a hundred- weight were reported in June • for Huron, 'Bruce and Grey courlties. Secondary milk bought was 428,255 pounds at $3.15 a hundredweight, • The Goderleh Signal -Star,, ThUrSdaY, Septe>rxa'het' 15, DUNG4NNO!. DUNGAIYNt I •Vint ng with Mr. and l Trs. Jack Il.ieve . on. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Or ville Klingersmith and„•Lyif la of Chatham and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Godfrey of Tillsonburg. Lynda`tiodges is taking a nurs- ing assistant course at Wingham hospital. ' Mr. and Mrs. T, M. Durnin have returned after spending the summer at their ranch near Port Elgin Kingsbridge KINGSI3RIDGE —Mr. and Mrs. Art Reber of Florida; have spent the past two weeks with Frank Sullivan, Requiem mass for Miss Ethel Austin was celebrated Monday morning with' burial in St. Joseph's cemetery. Dr and Mrs. Gilbert Fravne have taken up residence in their former home here. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack McConville, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hartman pent the weekend with Mrs. Clifton Austin.. - - Mrs. Dennis Dalton and Maria spent the weekend in London. Norman O'Connor, Patti and Helen Courtney attended the Western Fair in London, Satur- day. Mr. And Mrs,4Maurice.Edwards and family spent Sunday with Mrs, Genevieve Kinahan. Mr. Eugene Hebert of Detroit, spent the weekend here. His mother, Mrs. Ursula Hebert re- turned to Detroit after spending the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van and family, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vogt of Detroit, spent the week- end-'w•ithflDrr: Frank—Sullivan. Mr, and Mrs. Vogt are remaining for a week.. Patricia -Martin, Teddy ' and Peter. Martin and Shirley Mac- Donald spent the weekend with' Mr. and Mrs. Blaise Martin. , Mike Penick had the mis- fortune to fracture his wrist last week, his arm will be in a cast for several weeks, A St. Helens ST. HELEN'S — , Florence Stuart of Evanston, I11., spent the past week with Miss W. D. Rutherford Jim Aitchison is a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Volan of Regina and Mr. and Mrst Willis Carrigan of Barrie spent Tues. day with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller. Beginners at the St. Helens School were Barbara Aitchison, Bruce Hetsler and Murray Lyons. Patricia Taylor was guest of honor in the St. Helens Hall at a community shower on Satur- day, evening. BAIRD CUSTOMER $100. G.ERRAR THE SQUARE a Baird Motors are pleased to announce the winner of their $100.00 cash prize. Out of some 25 eligible buyers Mr. Rainford Jackson of War- ren Street was the lucky Baird customer. Mr. Jackson ptircha,sed a 1966 Cutlass F-85 during the month of- August. This is the third automobile that Mr. Jackson has purchased from us since moving to Goderich. The .winning name was drawn by Mayor F1'anl Walkom. , This ,is just another mom reason as to why it pays you to watch for our special deals, awards and prices. BAIRD MOTORS (Goderich) LTD. j, 414 HURON, ROAD Mr: and Mrs. Anderson Mug- ford were weekend visitors,with their family at Detroit. Mrs. •+ 1iff Jardine and chit- dren recently went to Toronto where Mr. Jardine met them and visited friends' in Toronto, St. Catharines and Niagara Falls, returning by London, where they visited with Mrs. Jardine's mother, Mrs. Eldon Culbert who is .a patient in Victoria hospital. Mrs. Abner Morris spent the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Russel Drennan and Mr. Drennan at Bright's Grove. Patricia Eedy of Strathroy and Betty Irwin of London were weekend visitors at their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvine visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Les Ritchie of Lucknow. Mrs, Goodison and daughters of Wheatley were weekend visitors with her daughter and son-in-la.w, Rev: and Mrs. Glen Wright. Robt. SherwootAloent Sunday at they home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sherwood. Robert is pianist with a band which is nla»ing in several .cities in On- tario. HUGH BREMNER Bremner To Speak Hugh Bremner, news di- rector , of CFPL radio, is scheduled of speak to Gode- rich Lions Club tonight. Mr. Bremner is the first in a series of speakers . to be heard by the Lions during the coming season. Mr. Bremner has been a radio broadcaster since he graduated from.. high school. in, Brantford. He joined CFPL in 1954. He has visited 40 coun- tries in five continents, includ- ing Russia, He broadcast the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth and Khrushchev's tour of the United States. He lectures on television and news writing at the Uni- versity of Western Ontario. Ile is an RAF veteran. Knox Plans Observance The 131st anniversary services of Knox Presbyterian Church will be observed this Sunday, at 11 a,m. and 7 p.m. The services will be conduct- ed by the minister, Rev; G. L. Royal",' and the guest minister Rev. Frederick A. Miller of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Owen Sound. Choral- presentations Lwi11. be under the supervision of Wil- liam M. Cameron. • Mr. Miller is a native of Ulster and was born in Belfast. During World War II he was a member of the RAF as,a pilot and served in Palestine, North Africa and Italy. He came to Canada in 1943 to enter Carleton Univer- sity in Ottawa where in 1951 he' was awarded his Bachelor of Arts degree. In that same year he entered Presbyterian College, Montreal, and was graduated with his Bachelor of Divinity degree in 1954. His first appointment was to the Peace River district, and after a year he received a .call to Beauharnois, Quebec, where he ministered until 1960 when he moved to Owen Sound. Mr. 1 Miller will preach at both ser- vices, , SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sturgeon and family spent Sunday with t Mr. and Mrs, Charles O'13rien of Exeter and had dinner at the t Dufferin Hotel, being the occa- siop of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Brien's 60th, wedding anni , I versary. • 524-8311 WON RADIO Mrs. Leonard Bowman, RR 4, • Goderich, won a transistor radio at Anderson's Book Centre last week.