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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-11-03, Page 5A. Births OLOUSHER—At Alexandra Hos- pital, Goderich, on October 27, 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Glousher, `Goderich, a daugh- ter. 'MILLER -----,At Alexandra H.ospi- tal, Goderich, on October 31, .. 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller, Goderich, a daughter. PFRIMMER At Alexandra Hos- • pital, Goderich; on •Novem'lier 1, 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. James Pfrimmer, Goderich, a daugh- ter. C. Briefs Order Shell furnace oil and stove oil from Edward Fuels, tank truck dealerrfor all Shell Oil Co. products. Phone 524- 8386. itt D. in Memoriam SANDiERSON--In loving me- mory of Adeline Sanderson, who passed away Nov. 4, 1963.. To hear your voice and see your smile, To sit.with you and talk awhile, To .be together in the same old way', Would be our dearest wish to- day. —Always remembered by mom and dad, sisters and brother. • 43x E. Cards of Thanks GLEDH1LL --We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our friends, neighbours and relatives for their kindness and sympathy shown to us during our recent bereave- ment in the loss of a dear brother, and for the „ many beautiful floral tributes, let- ters and cards received, the donations to' the Cancer So- ciety and Ontario Heart Foundation. Also to Rev. Leonard Warr, Morning Star .tn ,gam g °-•309, ". • t re - paabearei s,- and the Lodge Funeral Home, Goderich, The Gledhill Family and Beulah Long. 43 „SPIVAK—The John Spivak fain - fly of Dunigannon wish, to give their heartfelt 'thanks to all those who gave sympathy and help during the recent illness of our son and brother, Laird. Special thanks to the wonder: fuddoctors and .'nur'ses_at_Vic toria and Wingham hospitals and to Doctors Corrin, McKim and' Valintine, and to our wonderful friends and neigh- bors, for their many cheer- ing communications. The Spivak Fainly 43 hr G. Coming Events Wednesday, Nov. 9—Bazaar, auspices of Hoim�esville 2:30 p.m. Baking, produce and candy booths at the old school; fancy work, Christmas booth, tea tables and take-out suppers at Church Sunday School roam. 42-43 Bus to Royal Winter Fair, November 16 and 19. For in- formation phone W. Motors; 524.7314, 43.4 November Fair,' Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2:30 p.m.,. Victoria Street . United Churctib. Bring your friendsand have tea. Also sale of bazaar items, novelties and country , store. Hostesses, the United Church Women. 43-4 Reception and dance for Mr. and Mrs. Ron Grass, in the Auburn Community Centre, Fri- day, November 4. Music ley Jim Murray and his Black Hawks. 43 The Goderich, Graduate nurses will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 8th, in the Alexandra hospital cafe- teria at 8:30 p.m. Dr. J. H. Peters will speak on fluorida- tion. Come and bring a friend. G. Coming Events Roast thick dinner, Tiger Dun- lop Inn, Sunday, November 13, 4:30 - 7:00 p.m.,, G. Kaitting, phone 8601. 43 The Ahmeek Chapter, 1.().D.1.. will hold their meeting at the home of Miss- L. MacVicar, 138' Rinks St., on Monday, November 7. Members are requested to at- tend the Legion's Rerlaembrance- 1A -service-US be held at St. George's Anglican Church, Sun- day; November 6. • 43 Sunday, Nov. 13—COIN EX- HIBITION, 12 noon to 7 p.m.; feature exhibit: Huron County Regiment Cap Badges and many other fine collections; Elm Hav- en Motor Hotel, Clinton; every- one welcome. ' • 43:4 Personal Mr_ and Mrs. Warren James attended the graduation of their son, Wiilia'rn Gordon, at Wind- sor University, Oct. 22. Also attending were Thea ias attd Ger- ald James and Mrs. Charles Mills, all of Goderich. Dungannon Meets Auburn, Dunlop WI's 'Members of Dungannon Wo- tish West Indies, taken while men's Institute met at the Nile on a Carribean cruise last March. United Church for their regu- ' He was thanked and- present- lar October meeting with guests ed with a gift' by Mrs. H. Mc - from •AubLurn and .Tigeir Duale er' Institutes. A hoomemade bake sale was Mrs. W. Zinn was named dale- held. gate to attend the Area Conven- tion in Knox Presbyterian - Chureh, Goderich. Place mats made by West Huron District for the handi- craft t booth at the plowing match were' on display sand .could be purchased. Mrs. W. Rutledge commented on the motto, "A wise mind grows like a savings account; you put a little m every day." Mrs. G. Finnigan favored with a piano solo. Mrs. G. McNee introduced the guest speaker, Fred Bisset, Goderich, who show- ed interesting slides of the Bri- PORT ALBERT FORT ALBERT ---Mr. and Mrs. George Berz, Milford, Mich., visited last week with Mrs. Dave ,Martin and family. Visitors over the weekend with Mrs. George Richardson were Mrs. Arnold Green, Miss 'Sally Johnston, and Mr. Dun- can Johnston, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs Don Bowden, Larry and Randy, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Hoy and with Mrs. Dave Martin and family. '_;,:l'011 SALE SCRAP YARD Selling pipe, new and used steely 2 cranes, '2 trucks, scale, etc. — Suits Partners -- Substantial Substantial Cash Required Ill health forces sale Goderich Iron & Salvage 205 NELSON ST. E., GODERICH R•• •�'. J'C� i'/� -iL;.I ice%• CURTAIN GOING UP ON GODERICH LITTLE THEATRE MEMBERSHIP ADMISSION TO THREE PERFORMANCES ADULTS --$4.00 STUDENTS $2.50 THE FIRST SHOW NEVER.TOO y L BNeil Simon (Adult Entertainment) MacKAY HALL Thurs., Nov. 10 Fri., Nov. 11 Sat., Nov. 12 — CURTAIN 8:30 PQM. — Memberships and Reserved Seats Are Available At R. W. BELL, OPTOMETRIST The Square = Phone 524-7661 •�.a Dainty Dishes The Dungannon Dainty Dishes under the ieader'ship of Mrs. Graham MeNee anil Mrs. Ivan Rivett entertained their mothers and Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Wright at a supper in the United Church Monday evening., The girls planned and served - •the meal consiste4 of dishes they have been making in the Supper Club. The girls who have completed the club are Wanda Wilson, Linda, Young, ?Lexi McKhinneyr Clare ' McWhinney, Rosemary Eedy, Cathy Culbert, Karen Riv- att and Sharon Pearson. The Goderich...Siaal•Star,. Thursday, November :3, WOO OBITUARY MRS. LEONA= COLE A funeral was held yesterday 'at the Stiles funeral home for Mrs. Leonard Cole,. 70, of 23 Pleton street, who died Monday at her home. Mrs. Cole. whose . Christian names were Mary Jane, was born in Bangor, Me., and trained as a nurse in Brooklyn, N.Y. She nursed in Montreal and Tor- onto arid later lived in Goderich Township. She lived • in Gode- rich eight years. 4 She was, a member the Church of the. Good Shapherd (SwdeY bQrgian). Besides,her husband Mrs. Cole, is survived by a son Eugene, Stratford; and a daughter Mrs. Richard (Violet) Evans, Leam- ington. Rev.• Paul B. Zacharias, Kit- chener, officiated at the funeral and cremation followed in Woodland Creamatorium, Lon- don. ,i4 Harding Carpet ofDuPontl%7j'lon never wears out its welcome. Why not make us prove this statement? You can. For just $2:00. For this small amount you can get an 18" x 27" Doormat' made by Harding Carpets to Du Pont "501" quality • - standards. We'd like you to test it. Give it the heaviest use. Pound it. Scuff it. Make it the welcome mat at your front door where it will get the most traffic, . No matter what you do to this doormat it willicome through with flying colors. This will be an introduction to the kind of quality and appearance Harding Carpets of Du -Pont Nylon can spread right through your home. McARThUR & REILLY WEST ST. take another look. Look of Baird Motors before you sign that order. , Look long and hard at the great selection of both new and used cars. Look long and hard at the low prices that they have put on all of their vehicles. Look at -haw they are -completely reconditioned. Look at the names of the previous owners that they are happy to supply you. Go ahead look. Many- people are. -They took a long hard look and they bought at Baird Motors. Baird's. are looking for business. Your business. That's why• they will treat you right. HAVE YOU LOOKED AT BAIRD MOTORS LATELY? M O T O R S (GODERICH r• • Ell