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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-06-20, Page 3• ISE Jh13t 20th, 1057 /I FAREWELL SERVIQE AT ST. AMMEW'S IUNITTED CHURDH, POET AL BET $DAs. 6 (, A farewell service will be held at St. Andrew's United Church, Port Albert, on Sunday at 7.30 p.m., for Rev. George D. Watt B,A., B.D., who on July 1 takes over a new charge near Oakville, Ontario. The photo shows Rev. Mr. Watt, Mrs. Watt, and family, Valerie, Wendy, Virginia and Donnie, taken in front of the parsonage at Dungannon, whicht, with Nile church, he also served. ASHFIELD .ASHF'LELD, June 17. -1 Misses Louise and Selina Macdonald, of Windsor, spent the week -end with their father, Dan Macdonald. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Jamieson v:sited with their daughter, Mrs. Whitehead, in Teeswater on Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Schillroth and fam- ily, of Owen Sound, and Miss Lois MacLean, of Toronto, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Hector MacLean. Mr. Kerr, of Exeter, was in charge of services in Ashfield Pres- byterian Church on Sunday. 0 MEMBER 0 I s 0 MacEwan insurance Agency YOUR ® ]i A ASSOC AGENT OF PERSONAL SERVICE WEST ST, PHONE •.230 AN INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT i B0•••.•Ae00000Weeee®••100000••®•0••@•••4•.•0•®••® RIR-CONDITIONED ATP]IONE• V • T" E. P1 110 • • • • • GODERICH Now—Maureen O'SuI1'ivan in "The Tall T"—with and0 Scott -10 Color. Mon., Tues. and Wed, June 24, William Holden, Deborah Present a stormy romance between a Marine colori4,1 aait socialite Red Cross worker hunting for the grai'e oi' late husband killed in action. 4• ,.t 25, 26 Adult Entertain ent. • Kerr and Thelma Rifler z • a "The PROUD and PROFA ter • • • • • Thurs., Fri. and Sat., June 27, 28, 29 • • "The FORBIDDEN PLANET' ,••• • -- In Color—Cinemascope — An amazing preview of the year 2200 A.D., when a brilliant • philologist is the only survivor of a crash on tthe plant Altair 4. • • Walter Pidgeon„ Anne Frances and Leslie Nielson • Corning—"Boy On A Dolphin"—Alan Ladd, SophlirLOren, • Clifton Webb. aro•••.•••o••••••o•••o••••••••••o••••o••t•••••••i t•o•000•000•oo••••immom oos•oomme ••ol ••• oihr i•• SUNSE D.rive-in Thedtre 11~41 MILES EAST OF GODERICH ON NO. 8 HIGHWAY THURSDAY, F R I Da A Y COudt E "KANGAROO" PETER LAWFORD, MAUREEN O'HAR Y JUNE 20-21 R`TON , SATURDAY, MONDAY "PONY EXPRESS" CHARLES HESTON, RHONDA FLEMING 2' CARTOONS JUNE 22-74 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY j' "LAST MAN TO, HAN"' TOM CONWAY,,' ELIZABETH ZELLAR6a'�l • COMEDY CARTOON , INA -CAR BINGO savory Woolnoaday night at 7.:40 P.M. Children titular 12 in ear froe. 2S-26 Window Lands In Court Puncher Magistrate D. E. Holmes express- ed amazement when told how Paul Spain, 17, walked up to a car on the Square and shattered the rear window glass with a blow of his fist. "rf think he was probably as sur- prised at the result as anyone else," said James Donnelly, speaking for the accused youth.', - A charge of wilful -damage was laid alter the car owner, Robert Glen Horton, complained -to police. Spain was fined $15 and costs, or five days in jail, and was ordered to pay five dollars to Horton to help cover the damage. - Surprised to hear that the win- dow had broken, Magistrate Holmes suggested that great force must have been used. "1 don't kn;:w what he was drinking." said Crown Attorney II. Glenn Hays. "It would possibly be a good idea to let the rest of the court know so they can keep away -from it," coon „ -the mag;strate. SUPER ROOF IMC The lighter with 4 Patented Feature;l H your dearer hasn't it yet send $1.00 to:. R & H PRODUCTS LTD. 1191 UNIVERSITY ST. MONTREAL, QUE. PIPE OR "CIGARETTES THE C;pi➢ERIGkI SIGNAL -STAR' Prepare For Sector P•ian Rev. A. E. 'Dace was appointed area director fdlr the Sector Plan at ameeting at Knox Presbyterian Church last week. He left for Cleveland House, Muskoka, on Mon- day where he will attend a course giving training for the Sector Plan program, which continues until today. Bev, R. G. MacMillan, area direc- tor last year, was chairman of the meeting last week. ' Last fall the program in the area was under the leadership of the Presbyterian church. This Ieadership varies from year to year and from area to area in the denomination giving leadership. Th;s fall, this area will have United Church leadership under the direction of Rev. Stirling Kitchen, of Toronto. There are 13 churches in this area who will participate the Sector Plan, They are: United churches in Wingham, Seaforth, Clinton and Goderich; Presbyter- ian churches in Seaforth,Goderich, Molesworth, Kinlough and Tees - water; the Anglican church in Sea - forth; the Baptist churches in Goderich and Kincardine. 0 0 0 Present Awards At Annual Dinner Business CoIILge Red and white peonies formed the decoration for the annual din- ner of the Goderich Business Col- lege held at the Bedford Hotel on Saturday evening with 33 students and teachers present. During the dinner hour, a sing- songwa enjoyed. The accompan- ist was Bert Kempster, and Miss Ruth Westbrook was .song leader. Miss Carolyn Harris, of Kin- cardine. who has been attending the school during the past year, sent a message of regret that she ,was unable to be present. . Miss Harris is now employed on the office staff of the Huron and Erie Mortgage Corporation, London, Typewriting awards for 50 words per minute -were presented by the principal, Mrs. F. M. Weaver, to the -following students: Marion Dales, Laurel Lodge, Ruth West- brook, Elaine Bell, Ruth Andrews, Bab Cribbings. Charlotte -Anderson, Norma Pentland, Olive Wilson, Donna Harrison, Barbara Larder, Raymond ('ook:,and Marilyn Miller. As soon as the examination re- sults for June have been received from the As eiation, diplomas -and certificates will be mailed. Gifts were presented to those who assist- ed at the school during the pas year. in appreciation of their ex cellent work. With ,Mr. Downham, of Loni en at the projector, a colored -Film was shown on the growing of oranges. This picture showed a - great deal of beautiful scenery and proved very interesting. The school opens for the fall term on Tuesday, September 3. 0 -- —A Norman Crozier and A. E. Baechler, of the Goderich Manufac- turing Company, Limited, were guests who attended the open- ing of the St. Lawrence Cement Co.'s second plant in Toronto. Premier Frost opened the $30,000,000 plant, where 1,200 guests from Ontario, Quebec and the United States docked in s.s. "Lady Hamilton," from Toronto at the plant's $2,000,000 deep sea wharf. Many Attend Picnic And Program Of Four Ashfield School Sections A large crowd attended the pic- nic on June 12th from the school sections of No. 6, 10, 13 and 1(i, Ashfield. It was held at the Town- ship's picnic grounds. Following are the results of races and other events: Relay race: 1st, S.S. No. 13; 2nd, S S. No. 10. Girls, five years and under: Helen Courtney, Doris Stewart, Ursula Courtney. Boys, five years and under: Mur- ray Rivett, Jackie Cameron, Mich- ael Courtney. Girls, six and seven years: Nancy Irwin, Faye Pearson, Rosaline Phil- lips. Boys. six and seven years: Jamie Boak, Jack Phillips, John Mac Kt'nzie, k- Giris, eight and nine years: Hilda Ritchie, Linda Little, Susan Arnold. - Boys, eight and nine year: Gerald Shackleton, Bernard Camp bell, Scott Pear•.an. Girls, 10 and 11 years: Barbara Nelson, Sandra Cameron, Marianne hi a ci) onal.d. Boys, 10 and 11 y ears: L,irtdeen Shackleton, Ralph Curran, Keith herr, (girls, 12 and over: Karen Arnold t and Dianne Ritchie Med), Marilyn Cameron. Barbara Wareing. Boys, 12 and over: George Hurn plrrc�, aync 11.1- t,,.. Only Two Percen-t- Of County Roads Sk Satisfactory This year's $683,000 county road program is the largest ever, but it is still far from adequate, Huron County Council was told at June sessions in the court house here. "We cannot afford to sit hack and watch our road system deter- iorate to an intolerable condition, under ever-increasing- traffic vol- umes and`' ,truck loads," warned County Engineer J. W. Britnell. Only about two percent of the 2 miles of county roads in Huron e now in good condition, accord - g to the engineer. With a total road budget of 000,000. said Mr, Britnell, 50,000 a year could be allotted to new construction. This would be enough to rebuild 15 miles of l ad and build three ridges each ar. Paving is to be done this sum- mer, Mr, Bi jtnell reported, on a totalof seven and a half miles of county road in Huron including four miles in ,Goderich Township. A recommendation that the sal - y of the county engineer be set $9,000 a year, plus car al]ow- ce, effective July 1, was adopted c►r Council in committee of the ole discussed salaries. 41 n_ 0- - -- ---- -o Canada has eight rivers of more n 1,000 miles in length. 41 ar etteee••®A•eemese••••••AA in Lakeview Casino GRAND -.BEND ro Ye DANCING SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd Nightly starting June 29th, ar MIDNITE DANCE at ran JULY lst WEEK -END aft • wh Bentley -Gardiner Orchestra. •®•eesell ciee l•t••ogeolbe '9• t h a - ALT 'T J. SCHMID, REGIONAL MANAGER, CANADIAN FILTEX DIST 'MUTING CO., OIC' " CANADA is happy to annodnce the APPOINTMENT of THE MILLERS AS Distributors of FILTEX VACUUM CLEANERS for Goderich and Vicinity Special Offer for June Only A lovely storage chest, with a durable plastic covering. Regularly priced at $29.60, absolutely free with every Filtex, the world's finest vacuum cleaner. • Phone 1151 or see them at 162 Newgate Street, Goderich, Also In stoctt, recd rebuilt vosuum cleaners, othdrnnteed six months. • Young t les race, 15 years and over: Karen Arnold, Airs. 1Mute& Maize. Mrs. Ross Reds• Yount; men's race, 155 years and over: Wayne Stewart. John Ituther ford, Harold F'arrr' h. Wheelbarrow race: George Ilunt- plrrey and Barry Menary, Gerald and landern Sl ackleton, Barry Ki: I LTi fid Menary_ Kicking the slipper, 10 and under: Lorna Wareing. Bal'lra: a Nelson, Anne Arnold. Kickingthe slipper, aver-' 1)) years: Marjorie .Alton, harem Arn- old, Mary Curran. Sack race, 10 and under: Leon and Wareini, Sandra Cameron Douglas Alton. Sack race, over 10: Marjorie Al.- on,-_- a viiifi , Wareing. Dianne Ritchie and �r 3- :L1( � ,ctiedl). Three-legged race, 10 and under: Linda Little and Lorna Wareing. Anne Arnold and Sandra Cameron Hilda Ritchie and Marianne Mac- Donald. Three-legged race, over 10: Bar- bara Nelson and Marilyn Cameron, Karen Arnold and Wayne Hackett, Dianne Ritchie, and Borbara Marc ing. Girl's softball throw. 10 years and under: Barbara Nelson, ,Mari- '.anne MacDonald, Hilda Ritchie. Boy's softball throw, 10 and under: Murray Johnston, Leonard Wareing, Douglas Alton. Girl's running broad jump, eight, nine and 10 years: Lorna Wareing, Hilda Ritchie, Linda Little. Girl's running broad jump, under eight years: Nancy Irwin, Iter aline Phillips, Helen Courtney. Boy's running• broad jump, under eight years: Jack Phillips, Calvin Ritchie, Jamie# Boak. Boy's running broad jump, eight, nine and 10 yea s: Gerald Shackle- ton, Leonard Wareing, Douglas Alton. Girl's running broad jump, over 10 years: Karen Arnold, Barbara Wareing, Dianne Humphrey. Boy's running broad jump, over 10 years: George Humphrey, Wayne Hackett, Barry Kilpatrick. The smaller children played games while the others played ball. Karen Arnold's team defeated Jim MacDonalds. After supper the men en j-oyed-- a ball -game. — 411 -0 WILL ORGANIZE LATER An organizational meeting for a senior citizens' club was to be held .yesterday. but was postponed. D. J. r1'at), Patterson states -that it is unlikely that the meeting will be held until after the summer is cover. ••000•000000.004,000•000, Rf ; Drve1n Li .oiled CLINTON THURS., FRI. JUNE 20, 21 "FIVE AGAINST THE HOUSE" I Kim Novak, Guy Madison TWO CARTOONS SAT., MON_ JUNE 22, 24 „THE STRANGER WORE A GUN" (Color) Randolph Scott S7`O(GE- and CARTOON SUNDAY JUNE 23 CHURCH SERVICE -8 p.m. Rev. A. G. Eagle TUES., WED. JUNE 25, 26 "THE BIG HEAT" (Adult) t Glenn Ford, Gloria Graham Protest Closing TWO CARTOONS Railway Box Office Opens at 7.30 p.m. Station First Show at Dusk. At Holmesville Goderich Tow ship Council is protesting the Canadian National Railways' plans to close the ISolmesville station. Notice of the (NR's intention to shut dawn the station was receival when Council held its June meeting in 1lolmes- vi.11e. When questioned about the ;in nolweemcnt, .a 1'NIt spnkesnrut ! told this newspaper that "to all intentg and purposes. the Holmes - ville station has been closed for years." trp until now, the station has still been classed as a flag stop, he said, but only occasionally does a passenger ,Act on there. Freight. service to 11olmesvrlle is provided through the Clinton sta tion. J. M. Johnston was present at the Council meeting to request in - Iformation on The Line Fences Act. The auditors, Monteith and Mon- Iteith, presented their report, which was aocepted. The following accounts were passed: Provincial Treasurer, in- sulin, $2.17; M. Batton; fox bounty, $29; I. Leishman, fox bounty, $2; I,. Westerhaut, fox bounty, $1; C. Hetingway, Federation of Agri- culture fees, $3f3.10; A. H. Erskine, reforesting account, $274.87; A. H. Erskine, indigent patient, $33.76; H. C. Lawson, taxes for ('.,D.C.I:, $31.20; G. G. Ginn, refund of taxes, $8.52; Monteith and Monteith, auditing, $250; Porter Bras., sheep. claim, $35; R. Bruhacher, food for relief: $24.40; H. MCartney, warble - fly inspector, 33.45; Road Super- intendent payroll No. 6, $18,146.10. F M . ase ( n ail irecra( Or i Ck $k k�llf iT- fiats, �r 'ilzrt e 1tiX''t • pay curt cost? And Vic 7ni 4giILr'iit ' • xwconnna1de tt!L. t tri,' liceruie be to .1144 d'©f the 31Ql 01011-th,9, atc-rt W. Ecyc., 22, a L'tir' vzzte, ; plea)[� gtr:lty a.rclt driving i1 1,Iy:L(1d, IIv +ir:5 tined 0 and ec t5 or three vv+ee% stn jail, and his e us e iira5, 1.pen+t cdl Cos' 30 c!ayi . Vravluelal C stable R. D. fiabira to t u 4n eSUlts In Iine ►, gray Graeme Popp, who tit1reclt a firecracker under the feat of two Siris as policeman :watched, wtis linea $15 and costs, or one week in jail, when, the appeared before Magistrate D. E. Holmes here. The Dungannon youth had enter- ed a plea of guilty at an earlier hearing;, but the case had fve,ti adjourned so that authorities couldcheck the validity of the 8,2 -year-old town byelaw under which the charge wa.s laid. Crown At- torney H. Glenn Hays' advised th( magistrate that the bylaw still applies.. Ernest McCaffery, of Stoney I'toint, was fined $75 and costs, qr even days in jail, for impaired driving. On a charge of driving while disqualified, he was fined min the ease. i.sadere dal `Ia >zff ell ln, nvas }hued; aid'e034, , r 10 d o in jail, for causing a . disturbance at Goderich Prwiltu on, 0lgy 1td> SEES HER SISTER HERE FOR FIRS' TIME IN 32 YEARS Mrs. Bert MacDonald has her sister visiting with her wham she sa'w last week far the first tune and costs or seven days. Mc- inThe sister is Mrs. Violet Prank Caffery was picked up by police lin, of ishop's Stortford, Hertfor in Goderich on ay 24. shire, England. Mrs. Franklin Edwin Robert s, 24, of Gode- came to Canada on the liner, ,Arora rich, was sentenced to 14 days Sun. On arrival at Quelbec City„ in jail for drunk deriving in Gode- Mrs. Franklin travelled to Toronto rich on June 4. On a charge of via car in order to see the Ca driving without a permit, he was adian countryside 'r' LES. CHAPMAN Ur Not Three Months BUT ONE YEAR 0 O WARRANTY ON ALL PARTS. PHONE 154 — 104 ELGIN AVE. E. 23t1 ATTENTION TEENAGERS Goderich . Teen Town will sponsor their GODERICH ' JUNE TEEN SWING AT THE GODERICH PAVILION on - FRIDAY, JUNE 21 Dancing to Stuart's Orchestra -- 9 to 12. Price for members, 75c Price for non-members, $1.00: Dress Optional- -24 - Allt-WAY Specializing in Sanitary H. came Meaning Equipment. IN THIS DISTRICT OVER. 25 YEARS. For genuine parts and supplies or to contact a -fact -0 17 representative hone MRS. CARROLL 109; )R 25 e®®•o•®sooese•• eedtemee. ✓ _ :t _sem_• MEIJY SHOE SPEC 100 PAIRS `?;5x CHECK THESE SAVINGS ME'' °S SAN i ALS 2-99 Pil Regi`'f 't :(S ''�Cearing Not all sizes in any one style. 50 PAIRS Misses' and Children's SANDALS and OXFORDS s269PR. Clearing Special Not atl sizes in any one style. O'N ''g HE SrtQg7ARE GODERIC 1 25 "._._ _-•gym_ ��:�.�+ t 1X ) Why S elt ? INSUL4TION Keeps '.'sur Horne COOL in Summer nd Saves Fuel in Winter ! aj GODERICH MANUFACTURING COMPANY LIMITER Anglesey St. Phone ti 6..74