The Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-09-17, Page 47,77,1
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'ELPHICK-7sHACKETT
Lueknov Unifect-Church;.-Parson-
agp-wae the, seene of the marriage I
,•September 5 of Joyce Louise;
gaekett„daughter of Mr. Thofnas ,
Hackett to Mr. Wm. Kennet h
Elprhiek, son of Mr. John Elphick,
all o Lucknow. Rev. Mr, Kaiser
officiated. •
The bride Are a white laec
net dress with, satin lace bodice
and an elhow-lengtn veil and car -
„tied red roses. • 4 -
Miss Kathleen Hackett w a s '
bridesmaid, wearing a turquoise
taffeta ' dress with scoop ue,..klaie
and carried a nosegay bouquet or
, pink roses.
Mr. Harold ElpiTtick was grooms-
' ,
man:
Following the wedding, a recep-
tion was held at-Tiget” Dunlop In,
They will reside at Loc,halsh.
RICHAR6S-TERPSTRA •
On August 31st at St. Peter's
Church, Goderieh, Rev. Fre Moyno-
han officiated at the marriage of
Veronica Catherine Jatoba Terp
stra, of (loth/rich, and Marcel Rich -
INaS
i felt hat.. They will ride in Que-
bee City.
aissem
-Guests from a disiance were the
,
-gitessin-parents, and friends from
ards. 'of Quebec City. .,The chuxeh London. Orillia, including Rev, Fr.
was decorated with white gladiolus. Beck, of Caledonia.
The bride is a daughter of Mr: and
Nil's,: Jacob Terpstra, R.R. 5, ode- FEAGAN-HUEPPEL.SHEUSE
rich, and the groom is a son of • The, wedding of F/0 Glenn W.
Mr, and- Mrs. Romeo Richards, of reagan, son of Mr. and Mrs: James
Quebec city. H. Feagan, Colborne Township, and
The bride wore a street -length I Arlene Hueppelseeuser, daughter
'
whitesatin dress covered with of Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Hueppel-
cleintilly lace, scoop neckline, short I'sheuser, of Red Deer, Alberta, orig-
sleo,es. Her headdress of seedinally scheduled fpr August 22,
pearls held her fingertip veil and , was postponed to August 26, due
she earried a bouquet ol.red roses.,I to the illness of the bride. The
The bridesmaid, Miss Mary I -Ceremony was perfeemed by Rev.
Boyle, of London, wore a sh.eathS. W. Dowling in Gaetz Memorial
dress ,of bluecrystalline with United Chureh.1
matching lace overskirt. I The bride wore a cocktail -length
Mr. Edward Walzak was organist dress of white ,chiffon•over net And
and the pupils of Grades III and silk,, designed with 'cowl neck,
IV of the Separate School formed shirred 'bodice' and full skirt. She
the choir.. Mr. Leon Richards, •of ; were a shoulder -length veil and
Quebec City,was groomsman.' carried a white lace, trimmed Bible
Messrs. Michael Carney and John with cascading rosebuds.
Terpstra were ushetis., Her sister, Juanita, was maid of
The bride's mother received .the honor and Miss Mary -Pringle was
guests at a reception held at theri bridesmaid. •
bride's home. Mrs. Terpstra wore! Attending the groom were F/O
a light blue nylon dress. For a Ion 1.1m,baCh and F/O Jack Rymer,
wedding trip to Montreal, the bride ' both of the RCAF Stollen, Penhold.
I wore a light with beige Only immediate relatives of •the
bride attended the postponed cent'!"
rose
suit
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first fountain pen designed and
engineered excliisively for men.
Called "PFM" Men For Men),
it follows the pattern of the firm's
entry into the women's. fashion ae-
c.csaory market with the. "Lady
!LEY)LIMB , turned writing instruments in Association of Canada of which
Sheaffer" • collection, of jewelry- Ries of The Ultra Light Aircraft
of book re- "The PFM pen is as completelyf Kpreeisthidelinto.pkinson, of Goderich, is
August, 1958.
a change'? masculine in design as the Lady The story teUs of the growth of
read books, Sheafrer pen is feminine in ap- home-made aircraft and how an.
y of them, pearance," Clyde E: Everett', pre- enthusiast can build one for him -
he classified sident of tlOirrn ,said. ' self at a cost of about $1,000.
n't interest The PFM ,pen is larger in: dia-'1 The article, in rpart, reads as
meter than any 'Sheaffer pen since , follows: .
the first "White Dot" pens of the I Amateur aiaa•-building was
controllablei 1920's, and both eSp and barrel popular before the war, but lack of
everal major have trim, Modern lines, It fea- •Materials and .reliable engieess
. Print on tures an inlaid point of p.alladium I brought crippling government re-
ermented or silver or 14 -karat gold -the first strictions. Until 1956, the wingless
container is! fountain pen to have such an inlaid pilot who couldn't afford to buy
- nib, Mr. Everett said. And maintain a commercially -built
"Because it is molded into the plane was forced to rent .at in-
fer the good gripping section rather than being' creasingly high rates or be ground-
ut if there's- mechanidally attached, this , new ed. .Then Keith- Hopkinson, of
Whatever is intaid point improves writing per- 1 Goderieh, a pilot since 1935 and
when I've , formance bY Providing both great- , winner of awards for his services
ding binge,' er strength and more flexibility,% to aviatien, undertook to show
left in •the ' he ,explained. ' I that a home-made plane could be
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AtGsays asSociation president Hopkin -
The front page of Weekend'
Magazine last week had a -full page I
picture of an airplane flying high'
ovoiLthe Maitland River near the
C,P.R.. bridge. Inside was an ar-
ticle entitled, "Now It's Do -It -Your-
self Planes It told of the activ-
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Inordinate and un
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flaws in my character
paper is to me what f
distilled liqui0 in a
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,house, and the booksel
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of the kids' and
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mony "btft the groom's father and
mother, who had travelled to Red
Deer to be in attendance at their
.son's wedding, attended the rehear-
sal.
Following a' trip' to Vancouver,
the young couple will reside in
Red Deer for a short time, then
move to Trenton where the groom
has been posted with the RCAF.
Before her marriage,' the 'beide
..was feted at.,,,isso miscellaneous
showers and a trousseau tea by
her mother.
lers are elos-
g feverishly I 4,-,• ' '
adies' Home . ,. ..
F -
Fine D
ornic, or one , rivers .On
,Do books. !
uced, at .theiraffic Charges .
both practical and safe. He proved
his point by building the first post-
war model in Canada -a frisky
red Stits Playboy, which he christ-
ened Little Hokey after his, daugh-
ter's nickname.- Hopkinson and
Little Hokey persuaded the .De-
,,,p..5artin,e.n.tht.Loottf.0,T41.47,port to set up
regulations governing the con -
week -end,. to
English the, A couple of lo,ngt.a.btauet,e,hxe4,r tint;tives_
akfast-eereatffluat4e 1.4.'414"••• -
sen ed for Magistrate Flinrries'in
' 1sp,eetion when George Munroe ,111111111110110MEMMOMIEWESIMONO
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GRACE-BEDARD
pleaded guilty to using an offen-.
I have no idea how many books
Bedard, eldest .daughter of NI,.„apd .0 keeping track of them. I delib- ireasurer s Sale .
sive weapon contrary to the public • "E" ' ' r
The marriage of ,Martha Jean I read in a year. There's no Way '
' peace, in Seaforth on September 6.
Mrs, 'Gordon Bedard, of Goderich; 'erately read four cfr- five at a time, , Munroe, Crown Attorney Hays told , ,„ • -
to MrWilliam Charles Grace'son keeping them in different places , the • court, held a knife over his
foundland, and Mrs. W. H. Prid- mY wife„,„o, who abhors my addiction. I -ks --
ago, police had taken a rifle
from him. He was remanded in and For Taxes
of the late' Charles Grace,. of 'New- ..in the house, in order to .confuse . 0 l
'. ., wife,. and also her 'father: . A few
more, of Goderich, took place, on I read, crunched over the back of r
September 5 in 'St. Peter's Church .the • toilet, while I'm rubbing the custody one wee'k for sentence. .
Goderich. 'Rev. Father it, Moyno- rather into my faee, for a shave. i' Traffic .vagarieS of ..Gordon H. County of ',Huron
han officiated. Standards of shrimp ' - ' , 44- * *. 4i Kerr, 19, attracted the attention Of
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colored and white gladioli decorat- Frequently, when 141ave finisbed--
, , three policemen. iHe Wacharged
ed the church. The soloist was writing ,this column, about a.m., , . with having a noisy Muffler and.
Mrs. Leo Walzak, I'll sneak into the living • room; ignoring a stop sip in tOwn, and
The bride, who 'was, given in pull a brand tiew paper -back from with driving at 75 on No. 21 high
way south of Goderich on 'August
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marri,age by her father, was in a under the piano, and. guzzle it , --!
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floor -length gown 23Pleading guiltyhe was fined of silk organza before going to bed. This produc-,
., ...f $10 arid costs •• for failing to stop, I
and rose point. lace over taffeta. ed, sympathy the , first' "couple o $5 on -the muffler chargg and $20 .
The fitted bodice was styled with a times I tottered down, red -eyed and costs. fey speeding. "Going at I
V•-nzelcitne-a-nir shoTt -sleeyes, fe d ----ca re4' morn,- to ' go -to -work -.in-
• , a 'high-flte--51- sp'eal-what-therr ._.„....
turing a scolloped lace border. The the morning. But sh
bouffant skirt was, grated with al- at it one 4 a.m.
ternate borders of sc011oped lace *
and tucks which fell to -a chapel, Anyway, I've swil
train. Her 1,•eil of silk illusion through a few, inte
.was held in place by a coronet of lately and . thought
pearls and sequins and she 'carried., them. Don't expect
a bouquet of red roses with Baby ;review, with plot ou
white niums. ' of symbolism, literar
Miss Rosalee 'Bedard, sister of and all that jazz. I
the.- bride, was. maid or honor,' and the pipe -smoking pr
Misses Joan Masse and Betty Jean the earnest English
Beatty as bridesmaids were dressed
alike' in cocktail -length dresses of I've been nipping
s.hrimp colored nylon chiffon with books between parag
matching hats and gloves carrying effort. It's written b
sprays of white shasta daisies. „ en, of 'whom I have
Judy ,Bedard, sister of the bride and is called Only
was firmer girl dressed ,in 'white Golden is a Jew ,wh
organza clfess and carried a nose- deep South and put
gay ofired and white rosebuds: paper in which the
• Mr. John Grace, brother of the but editorials. His
groom, hcted as best man and Mr. lectipn of short
Donald Grace and Delmer Bedard shrdwd, witty, leer
were ushers. , human. Highly reco
Mrs. Bedard, the bride's Mother, bedside companion
was gowned in a rose beige dress do' better than a 1::ci
with drior blue accessories and * * *
wore a corsage of blue carnations.'
Mrs. Pridmore, the groam's mo -
e caught me , is not much traffic is one thing,' ,
' remarked the magistrate, "but do- To Wit:
.k1 i ing a bit of racing with another
led my wav and jockeying tbr position, is
resting book's al.',•
I'd mention , 'horse of another colpr." The
a scheiarl, other participant' in..„thp-face had
J settled out of court.
tline, • tracing
y antecedents ' J. W. Maynard, who lives near
leave it for St. Thomas, was cnarged with fail-
ing to give a signal, as result of a
ofessors, and rear -end collision at South street
students. and -Elgin avenue' . Orville Liake,
at one Oi-the of Holmesville, . driver of the .-fol-
lowing car, who was charged' with
raphs of this c ii . •
. too closely, said that
y Harry Goldr ',,,, n
never •heard,!! "ne She lights of ,.'a, southbound
In America. passe e realizede one i • unless the taxes and costs are
ear had d h th
o lives in the . sooner paid. Notice is.hereby
in front of him was only 15 or 20
s out Ta news- He applied his brakes, skid- given that the list of lands for
fdeeedLabout 12 feet, and the front of sale for arrears Of taxes' was
book is !a col- his 1958 Pontiac* went under the published in The Ontario Ga -
other. Damage was about $400.
re is nothing,
pieces., pithy,•1. zette on the 5th day of Septem-
Maynard offered to plead guilty be'r, 1959, and that copies of
n'memdenandded vaesrya , "to wind it up," but Magistrate the said list May be had at my
Holmes directed him to enter a office, .
if you can't not guilty plea if he was lipt con- 4
I vinced he 'was guilty. 'Constable
• that if any of the said lands re -
Notice is hereby given
Ok. ,
main unsold, an adjourned sale
will be held on Tuesday, De-
cember 22nd, 1959, at the same
hour and place, and, at which,
Municipalities 'May reserve the
right to purchase any of the
said lands.
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Treasurer's Office, this 4th
day of September, 1959.
JOHN G. BERRY, Treasurer.
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By virtue of a warrant issued
by the Warden of the County
of Huron under his hand and
the seal of the said corpora-
tion bearing date the 20th day
of August, .1959, sale of lands
in arrears of taxes in the
County of Huron will be held
at my office at the Court House,
Goderich, at the hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon on the
15th day of December, 1959,
Eve just finished ',elite, the book , H. Creeden then conducted the
which has had such an ' inflamma- ' case. Mr. Blake pleaded' guilty.
, The magistrate dismissed`both, say-
ther, was gowned in a juniper tory effect on would-be censors, ing, "it is ,e matter for civil dam -
green dress with mateh•ing jacket. scaredy-cat 'publishers and llinid tries:,
She wore brown and beige acces- head librarians. No, you . can't i '''
i Leroy Taylor, driving 'near the
sories and corsage of yelloWCarna borrow my copy. It is a 'brilliant,
bawdy , book, haunting and hi.lar_ Sheaffer Pen Co. plant on''July 19,
tions. - - _ collided 'th the rear of another -
The wedding breakfast and re- ious. Some of it is as funny as ! car and t en•proceeded, ,at speeds
ception was held at Harbourlite anything I've read, some as tragic. up to ' , the court was told. De -
Inn, where the table was decorated The morons won't und,erstand it,,..fence c 'tinsel James ,,-Donnelly
with zinnias and fern .. centered and the teenagers won't have the 1
; pleaded' that there was no traffic
with the wedding cake. After the patience to sort it out, so I don't record, and that the accused was
reception the, ,bridal couple left know whose morals it threatens. I driving a car new to him. . -
for a .trip to the Eastern United 1 • ,* 4. *
."A fine of $100 and costs will
States. The bride wore for going -Another is Dr. Zhivago, by Boris meet the, ends of justice," the
away a, beige snit' dress .with dark , Pasternak. It won a Nobel prize, ,
magistrate decided. ,"if 1 had the
brown accessories and a corsage: which Russia wouldn't let him col -I power I would take a -Way his lie-
ctf yellow carnations. ' They ,will lect, and I don't blame them. It's
reside in London. a de•astating picture .of !Russia I ens& for three 'months."
Walter 'Gerber was found (by.,In-
Guests were .Present front Tor-', from. 1900 to if
1950. A fine, spector Roger -Jackson to lack a
onto, Hamilton, Walkerton; • St.' poetic work, if you .can stomach PCV license for a truck 'carrying
Marys, Zurich, St. Thoriras and the interminable Russiamsurnames,1
'London. - • . , nicknames, given names and mixed feed from Goderich to Tavi-
Pet stook. ss..
The bridegroom's mother enter -1 names. . ,
."It Was a customer of "by bro-
tained the bridal party at her home * * *
ther, 'who. had a license," Gerber
Friday everting followin'g the'ewed- i And there is Watch That Ends explained, "but there was no truck
ding rehearsal. . 1 the Night, . by Montreal novelist , 'available." •
Prior to her wedding, the bride Hugh MacLennan. This 'FS a revolu- I "You and a good many other
was entertained at showers given tionary approach' to the modern truckers are doing everything you
by her aunt, Mrs., Chester Beattie, ' novel in ,that it tells a story. Its can to evade The provisions of the
Clara Wilson and Joan Masse, and language is apparently 'simple, but I Acti" said the magistrate, "and •in.
a trousseau tea by her mother. vii t it says is Sensitive, wise and , many cases you get by."
stre . One Of Canada's best, Mac -
NAME MISSPELLED • Lenn has a control, and 'maturity ! ' With concurrence of the inspec-
festrwriters of /fiction on this con -1 to -r. he "redtreed3' .the penalty 'to
.
In the list of former members of gs4 and costs or 10 days.
tinent can boast. This book alone -
Podeeich bands who played at the i ' I ' Terence Fis'her, 20, a truck driv-
s ample proof that Canada pro -
reunion band...„concert here on er, went throukh a stop sign on
duces more than ',hockey. players,
September 6th the name of 'Donald maple syrup and rye Whiskey. 1Britannia road, Constable A. Seller
Overholt, Thorold. was misspelled, * * * • testified, then on seeing the of-
beingTh '1'.
There yoti are. four books as cfieer "took off" over 10 or 15
listed as "Rullhoth," in the
list sent in. „ ,
• different as could be: •And if I've streets. ' Convicted of careless
interrupted you just, when the costs.riving, Fisher was fined $15 and
Trouble that looks like a ntoun-, Mickey Spillane hero -was about to
tain from a distance, usually is kick the lady in the groin, I hope
only a hill when you get- to it. you'll, pardon the intrusion.
struction and licensing of ultra -
light planes. • .
Still in the formative' stage, the
Ultra Light Aircraft Association of
Canada-affillned, with the Am-
erican Experimental Aircraft As-
sociation-hOs at least 250 mem-
bers in the country, with the main
centres in Edmonton and southern
Ontario. In the, Toronto district
alone, there is a minimum of 40
planes under construction and no
one knows how many are being
built unofficially. The would-be
builder has an almost infinite num-
ber of designs to choose from.
"Low Wing, high wing, .biplane, all
wood, all inetal, there's a plane. for
son. "But aside from all that,
every man needs a hobby and this
is one.of the greatest."
GOLDEN AGE CLUB
The Godeeich Golden Age Club
enjoyed an evening of cards and
bingo Thursday at MacKay Hall.
There will be no regular meeting
on September 2,4th, but all the
members are invited, to a party on.
Wednesday, 'September 23rd. Sey-
eral members attended the Guild
meeting at„Port Elgin and brouglyt
back a report. • .
The fellow with money to burn
seldom sits' by the fire.
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PORT ALBERT, Sept. 14. -Re -
tent visitcirs at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Clarence Hoy were,i,„ Mr.
and. Mrs. William Knigh‘arid child-
ren, of Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Don
Bowden and Larry; of London, and
Mrs. Earl Teschke and children, of
Desboro,
r,. Earl Martin and Mr. George
Ai res, of ,London, were visitnrs
with Mrs, D. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoy have
received a cablegram from'Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Hoy, jr., from FrOnee
announcing the birth of Donald
Gerald on August 29.
Recent visitors at tfhe home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tigert were:
Mr. and Mrs. John MoBride," of
London, and Mr. and Mrs. 'George
Galloway, of Lapeer, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cockfield
and family, of Buffalo) were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
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A 32 -year-old 4od6rich woman
was moved from Alexandra Hos-
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week -end, as t.ra polio suspect. A
report frOrri London, however, lists
'her condition as "satisfactory" With
no definite indicatiens of polio.
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