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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-06-27, Page 3Where Do Graduates From The GDCI Go ? ititaeh year classes graduate &roam Goderich District Collegiate Insti- tute and the students pass on to anther fields of education or to positions in town or other parts of Ontario. Where do they go? To get the answer to this ques- tion, the Signal'Star visited the Collegiate on Monday. Many o£ the students had already left, how- ever, and could not be contacted personally. However, what inform- ation could be gathered on the subject was obtained from teachers or other students who knelt' of the plans of individual students graduating. In some cases, no plans could be given Since word was awaited from one or more sources before a -decision could. be reached by the student which .would determine his or her plans. The students and.. their fnture plans, as far as could be deter- mined, are listed below. Grade 13, graduating class: Jiro Jackson, industrial design course at Chicago; Bab Wood, joining RCAF; Bill 'Worsell, Stratford Teachers' 'College; Bob Gregory, joining Bather in florist business; John . Simpson, cost accountancy of ] tn- rpire Brass, London; (Peter Lierman, attending U. of W.O.; Paul Naftel, TUE O ►E 1 .`.SXU AL TAR returning to GDOI for extra studies; Bill Smith, unknown; Marilyn Anderson, Doreen Treble, Jeanne Snider; Norris t' ibey, Au- tleen Fisher, Maurice Iloiselle for Stratford Teachers' College; Kath- leen McDi raid, training for nurse at Royal Victoria Hospital, Mon- treal; Linda Breckenridge, training for nine at St. Joseph's m pita'l, London; Marfan Orser, training for aurae; Mary 'Clark, training for nurse at Stratford General Hospit- al; (murine alacDonall, training for nurse at Stratford General Hos- pital; Pauline Hill, training for; nurse at Victoria Hospital, London; Dorothy Enzeniberger,returning to GI= for extra studies; Gwen McDowell, McMaster University, Ifamilton; Frances Dalton, attend= ling U. of W.O.; D' ug Squires, re- turning to GDOI for extra studies; John Graham, net decided yet. Special commercial gr uates: Karen Pittblado, not decided yet; Ruth Orser, Huron County Health Unit Office; ,Ann Pinder, not decid- ed yet; Marilyn Elliott, Bell Tele- phone Office, Goderich; Isabelle Moore, London Life Insurance; Audrey Hamilton, W. A. Sheaffer Pen; Marjorie Young, not known yet; Ma$e Johnston, not known yet; Carole Loiselle, London Life A. 0 0 MEMBER �N s I'�, MacEwan Insurance Agency m Ass•c YOUR AGENT . OF PERSONAL SERVICE WEST ST. PHONE 230 AN INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT a eeeeeeeeeee eyeeeeeee•••e eeeee••e••••meeeelee ee 1 1 Now Playing—A preview of. the .year 2200 A.D. Science -fiction 1 AT r'EPAR AIR-CONDITIONED GODERICH PHONE 1150 at its best! "The Forbidden Planer --with Walter Pidgeon. Mon., Tues. and Wed. July 1-2-3. James Cagney, Barbara Starnwyck and Walter Pidgeon Dramatically treated story of a. millionaire who turns up, after - twenty years, to claim a sou born out of wedlock. e 0 • 0 0 • 0 • a- • • • "THESE WELp! E? YEARS' • Thurs., Fri. and Sat. July 4-5-6. Alan Ladd, Sophia Loren and Clifton Webb Thepicture that audiences__ and, critics have raved about, me} search for sunken treasure filmed off the'coast of Greece. 66 OY ON A DOLPHIN" — In Color—Cinemascope — Coming—July 8, 9 and 10 ---Three Days Only—"The Vagabond •• • 0 0 00 • King"—In Vistavision with Kathryn Grayson • and Oresto. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••O••••••••4 0 a �,. THE GRADUATING CLASS Back rowel to r—Jim Jackson, Bob Wood, Bill Worsell, Bob Gregory, John Simpson, Peter Lierman, Paul Naftel. Third row, 1 to r—Bill Smith, Marilyn Anderson, .Doreen Treble, . Jeanne Snider, Kathleen McDiarmid, Linda Breckenridge, Norris Ribey. Second row, 1 to r—Marion Orser, Mary Clark, Laurine Mac Donald, Pauline Hill, Auleen Fisher, Dorothy Enzenberger, Gwen McDowell, Franees Dalton. Front row, 1 to r—Maurice Loiselle, Doug Squires, John Graham. SPECIAL COMMERCIAL Front row,, -1 to r ---Karen Pitblado, Ruth Orser, Ann Pinder Marilyn Elliott, Isabelle Moore. Audrey Hamilton. Middle row, 1 to r --,Marjorie. Young, Marie Johnston, Car ole Loiselle, Norman Petrie.. Marilyn Love. Sheila Quaid. Isobel, Morris. Back row, 1 to r --Lynn Pounder, 'Noella Sowerby, Marion Scruton, Joyce Sowerby, Shirley Bedard. Mary Johnston Insurance; Norman Petrie, not known -yet.; Marilyn Lwt�;�17 Life Insurance; Sheila Quaid, bon - don Life Insurance: Isobel Morris, W. A. Sheafler Pen; Lynn Pounder, not known yet; Noella Sowerby, A & P Store office, Goderich; Mar- Eff ion Scruton, Lor!don Life Insur- ance; Joyce Sowerby, London Life Insurance; Shirley Bedard, `''not known yet; Mary Johnston, W. A. Sheaffer Pen: 0--- �evised ScheduieT Of Hospital Rates ective Monday HOLIDAY WEEK a ON JULY 21-27 The annual ,Si/� sstaff holiday ha's •been e ''f0r e week of July 21-27, This mea4i`' ' there will be no issue of the paper on July 25th. This announcement Ls made in advance in order that ad- vertisers and those haying job printing to be done may make arrangements accordingly, On the week previous to' holiday week, the paper will be published on Wednee4ay (July 17) rather than en the us - usual Thursday. This enables the staff to start holidays on Thursday, July 18, and return to work on :Monday, July 29,.. 0--------ci----------0 PERSONAL Mrs," D. D. Greig, of Riverside, is o guest this week with Mrs. F. J. Martin, Lighthouse street. Mr. and Mrs. BBabert Langlois, Danny and Catherine, also 'of Riverside, are spending the summer with Mrs. Langlois' mother, Mrs. lli1art•in. Mrs. Ma Fritzley was present at the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, this past week. While Ithere she received her commission as District Deputy President for district No. 23 for the coming year,.. 195'7-8.Also at the assembly this past week was Mrs. E. Osbald- eston as representative and Mrs. M. Bowra as scholar for the Gode rich Rebekah Lodge; No. 89. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lawrence, of (London, are enjoying ,a Vacation with the former's mother, (Mrs. Frank Lawrence, Market street. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Go1di Nerwton, Huron road, were Mr. and Mrs. Lon Oke, of Toronto, and iMrs. E. Yeo, Holmes- ville. Dr. W. Sherwood Fox, Mrs. Fox and daughter, Katherine, of Lon- don, have arrived at their summer home here for the season. AT ARE T $u%V unsef}kitd Dpens For 48th C�nsecutive Season o to et Hate' opsin atm' 'op, a fly oZ the tk)ca it j f 5tie.uelt a ita day reset. Quite i =libel' ea people who atTfw, c2 to today for the t� r er Oga-eeed With b(tokinga ahead cS ILIA year'. , Pro- �riding favorable [weather continues for the rest of the summer, it is exlrc�d� that the hotel TAO enjoy a gond season. This year marks the 4th con- sceutive year of operation of the hotel under the management of the sante family. Managing the hotel this year are Oar. and Mrs. H. C. Williams, assisted .y Chris- topher Lee. Over the years, the hotel has kept up with the times and today is a completely modern operation, offering comfortable ac- commodation and the finest in food. o MJlany noted persons have been guests at the hotel throughout the years. Their stays here have re- sulted in favorable publicity for Goderich as they returned to their respective homes and spoke favor- ' PHONE CALL...U.1.E- ._4 OSPITAL -- RES -SES 10c gFFECTFVE JUNE 29 ARTHUR CIRCLE OF KNOX 'I'lie standard rat0 of 10 cent;�io•. each local call from public :,n i semi-public telephones will bedlam effective in Goderich next Sat err- day, June 29. according to «. l� . New room rates will go into 1 Haysom, hell Telephone mana:_rer' effect at Alexandra Marine and 1 for this region. �• General Hospital next Monday. 10 some cases, the daily room rate wilt: lie increased by one dollar kiirt `in other cases there will be no change from the present schc Jule of rates. The new schedule, approved at the June meeting of the Board ,of Governors, is as follows: ,private rooms, $9.50; semi -private, $8.50; .yvo ep.' ��,three-bed) ward, $6 50; t'i�en s I"trveq�bed ward, $6; children under 12 (children's ward), $5: nursery, $2.59, plus one dollar with- out mother; chronic (two -bed) room, $6.50 first month, and $5 thereafter. The board approved an executive committee recommendation "that .Mrs. Easter (superintendent) be requested to staff the hospital with the nurses 'which she feels are necessary to assure the comfol i of the patients." J. H. Kinkead, board chairman, explained that difficulties had ex- isted in attempting to staff the hospital adequately with one super- intendent and 13 registered or graduate nurses. ')ire execut,vc cemmiitt.ee noted that better care could be provided by adding per- sons now on temporary staff to I he regular staff. Secretary C. F. Chapman report- ed that Ahmeek Chapter, LODE, wishes to purchase equipment cost- ing approximately $150 for the new wing. The board learned that $16,333.33 has been received from the Ontario Hospital Services Com- mission. This represents one- third of the provincial grant on the wing now under construction. n o 0 Huron County Farm Report By D. H. Milos, Huron Ag. Ret'. 'Haying is the order of the day , and most .farmers are making it as fast as possible, says 1) H. Miles, agrieult-ural representative for Huron County. Spring grain of both oats and barley are begin- ning to head out and corn is also making fair progress, he reports. Pastures are adequate with a good f flow of milk. - Approval in principle of the it)- cent rate for local calk from all of Bell's public and semi-public telephones was given in November, 1951 by the Board of Transport Commissioners for Canada ,'tow - ever, -because of equipment short- ages at that time, the 8111 asked for the higher rate to he applir d immediately only in tpeeeetiaecr centres. With equipment to modify the public telephones in the smaller centres now installed, the com- pany has decided tlo complete the application of thcr' standard rate throughout its territory. o WORLD WAR I VET Mr. Frank Jones, of Toront 1. o•ne of the first •half dozen to enlist at Goderich in the 161st Battalion during World • War I, is holidaying here. Ile is employ- ed at Sunnybrook Military hos- pital, Toronto, and is soon due for retirement. Originally from R.R. 7, Lueltnow, Mr. Jones said'' he came in to enlist on Pecembe,• 13, 1915, at the Town Hall in Goderich. Others who enlisted at the same time with him, he said, , were George .lames, Herb Jane, Ben Young and Wilfred Teachey. o— -- o ----- 0 - SignalSStar` ('iassified ads get results. thatre been 8uc,` at the Salvia Hotel nal.ly rota, ,ed to G �ieuieU to retire and` rpureha5e pv ane1fl homes here. Lk in the past, the ;fk(z" i dok�.tng. room is open to all reidcz 111 of Goderich and di triz1 as well aci the regular + aes.tts. Tit Rs e q actetll. Ctrl, as nAprevious smamers, tile rpular & nalay evening thl)1tc 'et sal pew will be seared during July and August. The exact date ' of, coanmenceinent of. these euppor$ will be.amounted in this news - +paper at a later date. 0— - -- -0� a --0 Mrs. S. iludso Johnston, of Tor- onto, ax onto, �r�hta atteiWed the ,Goderich Bridge Tournament on the week- end eek end was the guest of Mr. a ,Sd Mrs. W. Frank Saunders, Glouces- ter Terrace, le LES. CHAPMAN Not Three Months BU7'� .. a ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON ALL PARTS. PHONE 154 — 104 E•LGlN AVE. E. 23tf Mrs. Dorothy Easter, sup! ria tendent of Alexandra H.Ispita! was guest speaker at the June mc.c;t- ing of the Arthur Circle of Knox i Presbyterian Church. She .old of i her work as a medical rni.s,,,oril:ry ; in China from 1939 to 1943. stat- ing- that Canadians can hcl;l the needy Chinese peasant,. Mrs. Eater was introducH h; 'wliss Joan Allen. There w.. :in attendance of 55 at the- mc,,ting which was in charge of Ali- A. Cummings and her group. A bus:- ness discussion was conducted by the president, Mrs. J. Bisset. The d"k6� guest speaker was thanketr�' 'i rg," a. R. Leitch. A social hour con- �• cluded the meeting dur•iiig whit; the meeting sang "For She's a Jolly 1 Good Fellow" • in honor of Miss Allen, who is leaving the staff of GDC( to take up teaching duties in British Columbia. Otueroccummoolcuse TRIPLEX SUPER WINDPROOF IMCO ti The Lighter with 4 Patented Feature:I 16 your dealer hasn't It yet send $1.00 to: R & H PRODUCTS LTD. 119J UNIVERSITY ST. MONTREAL, QUE. %i ' ..ire . 1 >, "1111W'.-lw Amudilli "% NM 1 "'-/".1/ 1m r _ '1 - 1171 071,1•110',P°4101101111111 --\11.1 r'- f.i1t/nt1I■ ■ "‘ Lk i011P% 1111\7 1/4 I IIt 11 I s I. 01,1 ■ k - / 1111111.1. b.. � it% . '1 W'* t"',ti 'bo CN hE,oTELL ME 14 '4SQt - �ygpE FgQ sro�� WOND Q,p�'y'a �. � K1vpw,� VALUES HOU 9r Ay5 To SH6p Branch Agent for CHR Money rders Zfoget,FRIGI DA I R E ,,2 FOR SALES d► SERVICE GODERICH c,t4,SQUARE 586 —��+Nk�+, .,,�p•-r#'fig-�.�.4li��f� Mit drank lithe KIST Root Beer? -1 Kids and grown-ups too love delicious, delightful KIST Root Beer. To keep your family happy -keep your refrigerator well stocked with KIST Root --- Beer. Thoro's o KIST flavour for ovary taste. In carton or Vopolor' I, u. a orfoct "pith- aft to re f re 'h ,9'049 FART/ GIVE YOURSELF A BREAK! HURON BODY & FOR 0AR.EC'EE,E D1LIVING, CHOOSE A DEPENDABLE DABLE USE.ID CAR FROM T :. I; VOLKSWAGEN DEALER LARGE STOOK AT •--- _ VICTORIA ST. AT THE LIGHT FENDER SHOP 'TEXACO g RVICE • 0 TO ►LL LIFE INSURANCE POLICYHOLDER'`�-�... a.,;4..:.' • IMPORTANT' - NO'I'ICE . Retirement Savings Plans Eligible for INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS The Incom a Tax Act (Canada) was recently amended to permit individual taxpayers to deductfrom their income, within certain limits, premiums paid for retirement savings plans in 1957 and later years. The savings portion of either a new or an existing 'life insurance policy may be quali- fied as a retirement savings plan. Existing life insurance policies therefore need not be sur- rendered in order to take advantage of this tax relief. I m The possible , advantages of the deduction should in each case be considered in rela- tion to the restrictions required by law to be included in a savings plan to make it eligible for the deduction, and in relation to the policy- holder's own particular tax circumstances. Policyholders interested in the new deduc- tion should consult their life insurance under- writers or their companies. THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA 1-I'S7D 0 a �,. THE GRADUATING CLASS Back rowel to r—Jim Jackson, Bob Wood, Bill Worsell, Bob Gregory, John Simpson, Peter Lierman, Paul Naftel. Third row, 1 to r—Bill Smith, Marilyn Anderson, .Doreen Treble, . Jeanne Snider, Kathleen McDiarmid, Linda Breckenridge, Norris Ribey. Second row, 1 to r—Marion Orser, Mary Clark, Laurine Mac Donald, Pauline Hill, Auleen Fisher, Dorothy Enzenberger, Gwen McDowell, Franees Dalton. Front row, 1 to r—Maurice Loiselle, Doug Squires, John Graham. SPECIAL COMMERCIAL Front row,, -1 to r ---Karen Pitblado, Ruth Orser, Ann Pinder Marilyn Elliott, Isabelle Moore. Audrey Hamilton. Middle row, 1 to r --,Marjorie. Young, Marie Johnston, Car ole Loiselle, Norman Petrie.. Marilyn Love. Sheila Quaid. Isobel, Morris. Back row, 1 to r --Lynn Pounder, 'Noella Sowerby, Marion Scruton, Joyce Sowerby, Shirley Bedard. Mary Johnston Insurance; Norman Petrie, not known -yet.; Marilyn Lwt�;�17 Life Insurance; Sheila Quaid, bon - don Life Insurance: Isobel Morris, W. A. Sheafler Pen; Lynn Pounder, not known yet; Noella Sowerby, A & P Store office, Goderich; Mar- Eff ion Scruton, Lor!don Life Insur- ance; Joyce Sowerby, London Life Insurance; Shirley Bedard, `''not known yet; Mary Johnston, W. A. Sheaffer Pen: 0--- �evised ScheduieT Of Hospital Rates ective Monday HOLIDAY WEEK a ON JULY 21-27 The annual ,Si/� sstaff holiday ha's •been e ''f0r e week of July 21-27, This mea4i`' ' there will be no issue of the paper on July 25th. This announcement Ls made in advance in order that ad- vertisers and those haying job printing to be done may make arrangements accordingly, On the week previous to' holiday week, the paper will be published on Wednee4ay (July 17) rather than en the us - usual Thursday. This enables the staff to start holidays on Thursday, July 18, and return to work on :Monday, July 29,.. 0--------ci----------0 PERSONAL Mrs," D. D. Greig, of Riverside, is o guest this week with Mrs. F. J. Martin, Lighthouse street. Mr. and Mrs. BBabert Langlois, Danny and Catherine, also 'of Riverside, are spending the summer with Mrs. Langlois' mother, Mrs. lli1art•in. Mrs. Ma Fritzley was present at the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, this past week. While Ithere she received her commission as District Deputy President for district No. 23 for the coming year,.. 195'7-8.Also at the assembly this past week was Mrs. E. Osbald- eston as representative and Mrs. M. Bowra as scholar for the Gode rich Rebekah Lodge; No. 89. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lawrence, of (London, are enjoying ,a Vacation with the former's mother, (Mrs. Frank Lawrence, Market street. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Go1di Nerwton, Huron road, were Mr. and Mrs. Lon Oke, of Toronto, and iMrs. E. Yeo, Holmes- ville. Dr. W. Sherwood Fox, Mrs. Fox and daughter, Katherine, of Lon- don, have arrived at their summer home here for the season. AT ARE T $u%V unsef}kitd Dpens For 48th C�nsecutive Season o to et Hate' opsin atm' 'op, a fly oZ the tk)ca it j f 5tie.uelt a ita day reset. Quite i =libel' ea people who atTfw, c2 to today for the t� r er Oga-eeed With b(tokinga ahead cS ILIA year'. , Pro- �riding favorable [weather continues for the rest of the summer, it is exlrc�d� that the hotel TAO enjoy a gond season. This year marks the 4th con- sceutive year of operation of the hotel under the management of the sante family. Managing the hotel this year are Oar. and Mrs. H. C. Williams, assisted .y Chris- topher Lee. Over the years, the hotel has kept up with the times and today is a completely modern operation, offering comfortable ac- commodation and the finest in food. o MJlany noted persons have been guests at the hotel throughout the years. Their stays here have re- sulted in favorable publicity for Goderich as they returned to their respective homes and spoke favor- ' PHONE CALL...U.1.E- ._4 OSPITAL -- RES -SES 10c gFFECTFVE JUNE 29 ARTHUR CIRCLE OF KNOX 'I'lie standard rat0 of 10 cent;�io•. each local call from public :,n i semi-public telephones will bedlam effective in Goderich next Sat err- day, June 29. according to «. l� . New room rates will go into 1 Haysom, hell Telephone mana:_rer' effect at Alexandra Marine and 1 for this region. �• General Hospital next Monday. 10 some cases, the daily room rate wilt: lie increased by one dollar kiirt `in other cases there will be no change from the present schc Jule of rates. The new schedule, approved at the June meeting of the Board ,of Governors, is as follows: ,private rooms, $9.50; semi -private, $8.50; .yvo ep.' ��,three-bed) ward, $6 50; t'i�en s I"trveq�bed ward, $6; children under 12 (children's ward), $5: nursery, $2.59, plus one dollar with- out mother; chronic (two -bed) room, $6.50 first month, and $5 thereafter. The board approved an executive committee recommendation "that .Mrs. Easter (superintendent) be requested to staff the hospital with the nurses 'which she feels are necessary to assure the comfol i of the patients." J. H. Kinkead, board chairman, explained that difficulties had ex- isted in attempting to staff the hospital adequately with one super- intendent and 13 registered or graduate nurses. ')ire execut,vc cemmiitt.ee noted that better care could be provided by adding per- sons now on temporary staff to I he regular staff. Secretary C. F. Chapman report- ed that Ahmeek Chapter, LODE, wishes to purchase equipment cost- ing approximately $150 for the new wing. The board learned that $16,333.33 has been received from the Ontario Hospital Services Com- mission. This represents one- third of the provincial grant on the wing now under construction. n o 0 Huron County Farm Report By D. H. Milos, Huron Ag. Ret'. 'Haying is the order of the day , and most .farmers are making it as fast as possible, says 1) H. Miles, agrieult-ural representative for Huron County. Spring grain of both oats and barley are begin- ning to head out and corn is also making fair progress, he reports. Pastures are adequate with a good f flow of milk. - Approval in principle of the it)- cent rate for local calk from all of Bell's public and semi-public telephones was given in November, 1951 by the Board of Transport Commissioners for Canada ,'tow - ever, -because of equipment short- ages at that time, the 8111 asked for the higher rate to he applir d immediately only in tpeeeetiaecr centres. With equipment to modify the public telephones in the smaller centres now installed, the com- pany has decided tlo complete the application of thcr' standard rate throughout its territory. o WORLD WAR I VET Mr. Frank Jones, of Toront 1. o•ne of the first •half dozen to enlist at Goderich in the 161st Battalion during World • War I, is holidaying here. Ile is employ- ed at Sunnybrook Military hos- pital, Toronto, and is soon due for retirement. Originally from R.R. 7, Lueltnow, Mr. Jones said'' he came in to enlist on Pecembe,• 13, 1915, at the Town Hall in Goderich. Others who enlisted at the same time with him, he said, , were George .lames, Herb Jane, Ben Young and Wilfred Teachey. o— -- o ----- 0 - SignalSStar` ('iassified ads get results. thatre been 8uc,` at the Salvia Hotel nal.ly rota, ,ed to G �ieuieU to retire and` rpureha5e pv ane1fl homes here. Lk in the past, the ;fk(z" i dok�.tng. room is open to all reidcz 111 of Goderich and di triz1 as well aci the regular + aes.tts. Tit Rs e q actetll. Ctrl, as nAprevious smamers, tile rpular & nalay evening thl)1tc 'et sal pew will be seared during July and August. The exact date ' of, coanmenceinent of. these euppor$ will be.amounted in this news - +paper at a later date. 0— - -- -0� a --0 Mrs. S. iludso Johnston, of Tor- onto, ax onto, �r�hta atteiWed the ,Goderich Bridge Tournament on the week- end eek end was the guest of Mr. a ,Sd Mrs. W. Frank Saunders, Glouces- ter Terrace, le LES. CHAPMAN Not Three Months BU7'� .. a ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON ALL PARTS. PHONE 154 — 104 E•LGlN AVE. E. 23tf Mrs. Dorothy Easter, sup! ria tendent of Alexandra H.Ispita! was guest speaker at the June mc.c;t- ing of the Arthur Circle of Knox i Presbyterian Church. She .old of i her work as a medical rni.s,,,oril:ry ; in China from 1939 to 1943. stat- ing- that Canadians can hcl;l the needy Chinese peasant,. Mrs. Eater was introducH h; 'wliss Joan Allen. There w.. :in attendance of 55 at the- mc,,ting which was in charge of Ali- A. Cummings and her group. A bus:- ness discussion was conducted by the president, Mrs. J. Bisset. The d"k6� guest speaker was thanketr�' 'i rg," a. R. Leitch. A social hour con- �• cluded the meeting dur•iiig whit; the meeting sang "For She's a Jolly 1 Good Fellow" • in honor of Miss Allen, who is leaving the staff of GDC( to take up teaching duties in British Columbia. Otueroccummoolcuse TRIPLEX SUPER WINDPROOF IMCO ti The Lighter with 4 Patented Feature:I 16 your dealer hasn't It yet send $1.00 to: R & H PRODUCTS LTD. 119J UNIVERSITY ST. MONTREAL, QUE. %i ' ..ire . 1 >, "1111W'.-lw Amudilli "% NM 1 "'-/".1/ 1m r _ '1 - 1171 071,1•110',P°4101101111111 --\11.1 r'- f.i1t/nt1I■ ■ "‘ Lk i011P% 1111\7 1/4 I IIt 11 I s I. 01,1 ■ k - / 1111111.1. b.. � it% . '1 W'* t"',ti 'bo CN hE,oTELL ME 14 '4SQt - �ygpE FgQ sro�� WOND Q,p�'y'a �. � K1vpw,� VALUES HOU 9r Ay5 To SH6p Branch Agent for CHR Money rders Zfoget,FRIGI DA I R E ,,2 FOR SALES d► SERVICE GODERICH c,t4,SQUARE 586 —��+Nk�+, .,,�p•-r#'fig-�.�.4li��f� Mit drank lithe KIST Root Beer? -1 Kids and grown-ups too love delicious, delightful KIST Root Beer. To keep your family happy -keep your refrigerator well stocked with KIST Root --- Beer. Thoro's o KIST flavour for ovary taste. In carton or Vopolor' I, u. a orfoct "pith- aft to re f re 'h ,9'049 FART/ GIVE YOURSELF A BREAK! HURON BODY & FOR 0AR.EC'EE,E D1LIVING, CHOOSE A DEPENDABLE DABLE USE.ID CAR FROM T :. I; VOLKSWAGEN DEALER LARGE STOOK AT •--- _ VICTORIA ST. AT THE LIGHT FENDER SHOP 'TEXACO g RVICE • 0