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"The manvyou like to call"
AUBURN
AUBURN, Sept. 21. - Women's
Institute. The reading of resolu-
tions to 'be•‘brought up at the Area
,Convention on October 1244 at
London was the subject of much
discussion at the September meet-
ing of the, Aubiirn' Women's Insti-
tute when they met in the Orange
Hall: The president, Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt, was in charge with Mrs.
Robert J. Phillips at the piano.
The minutes were read by Mrs,
Bert Craig, • who also gave the
financial statement. A report Was
given of the , cleaning, committee.
A letter from the Department of
Agriculture re the training school
for the 4-H club project, "Clothes
Closets, Up To Date," was read,
The leaders for this fall project
are to be Mrs, Keith Machan and
Mrs. Ed. Davies. It was announced
that the training school. will be
held in Auburn on.Octob'er 1 and 2,
and the Institute .are asked ,to
cater to the banquet -for the lead-
ers, and also the lunch for -the
other day. The committee in
� charge are Mrs. Bert Craig, Mi's,
' George Millian, Mrs. Harry Wat-
son, Mrs. Wes. Bradnock, Mrs, Don-
! ald Haines, ' Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt
and Mrs: R. J. Philips. Thc( dele-
;,gates to the Area Convention wi.*
I be Mrs, Thomas' Haggitt and 'Mrs.
Alfred Nesbitt. A solo was sung
hby Mrs. W. Bradnock. The roll
call was answered by naming the
favorite songiof each member, The'
motto,
Success comes s in C an's,
,
failure, iri •Can'ts," was given- by
Mrs. Oliver Anderson. A vote was
taken on the resolutions and Mrs.
Bert Craig conducted a ,contest
with the winners being Mrs',' Oliver
Anderson and Mrs. Harry Watson.
Plans were mach for Grand,
�mother's Day which will be held
_rrr--Oc�to-ber;-____M-rs•--1t.--J-�- �P-hj-lli-ps;
Mrs. Clifford Brown and Mrs. Keith
Machan were added to the com-
mittee. Mrs. C. Brown, , convener
of card committee, reported on
cards sent arid the thank you note's..,
An auction was held by Mrs. Don-
ald Haines . of things made; sewn
or grown., Mrs. Bradnock was the
secretary. A lunch • was served by
Mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs. Gordon Mil-
ler and Miss Viola Thompson.
Harvest Home services were
held in St. Mark's•Anglican Church
last Sunday with 'the,. rector, .Rev.
Robert Meally, in charge, and Miss
Margaret Clark presiding at the
orkan. Mrs. Gordon Taylor sang
a solo. Mrs. Frank Nesbitt, was
the organist at the evening service
and Mr. Frank Nesbitt and Mrs,
NormanMcClinchey sang two
duets. The church was beautifully
decorated with baskets of autumn
flowers, fruits, vegetables and grain
and friends were present 'from
Stratford, London, Blyth, 'Sarnia
and St, Catharines.
Miss Fern Symington, of Toronto,
Mrs. Cora Buchanan', Mrs, ,Amos
Andrew and Miss Ethel Washing-
ton, of 'Goderich, called on friends
in the village last Wednesday even -
Mrs.• Otto Watson and daughter,
Joan, of Pickford, Michigan, called
on her cousin, Charles Asquith,
and Mrs. Asq&5th, recently,
- Dr. B. C. Weir is visiting with
his son, John, Mrs. Weir and Joan
and Bobby, of London, this• week.
Mr. Marr Mrs. ,and l y Arthur
and
farnil;v, and her parents, Mr: and
Mrs, Amer Keller, of Blyth, visited
with relatives at Elmira.
Mr. and - Mrs. Murray Taylor, of
Wingham, 'and Mrs. Stackhouse, of
Brucefield, visited recently with
Mr••.Taylor's aunt, Mrs. Maud Frem-
lirn.
tMrs's':'Mnr°y Asquith; 61- 'Sarnia, is
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BUNDLE AND TIEPAPER. lVE ON
BOULEVARD BY 1 P.M.
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Asquith.
Mr. Donald Fowler is a patient
in Seaforth hospital. ,
Mr. Hiram Lindsay' is "at Guelph
visiting with hit nephew, Drville
Pyle,•and Mrs. Pyle.
Residents of this community na
longer start and run when they
hear the fire siren on Monday even-
ing at 7:30 p.m, sharp. That is the
time set for the different teams. to
learn something about the local
fire fighting equipment. The fol-
lowing committees have been
chosen with the first man men-
tioned the captain of his team:
Team 1 -Clifford McDonald, Wal-
ter Schlichting, Gordon • 1Vliller,
Duncan MaeK:ay, Fred Seers, Keith.
Machan' and Harry" Arthur. Team-,
2 -Thomas Johnston, William L.
Craig, Keith Arthur, Ben Hamilton,
Lundy McKay, William J. Craig,
John Maize and Wes. Bradnock,
Team 3 -Clifford Brown, Gordon
,Beadle, Robert Daer, Ralph 1Vlunro
Arnold Craig, Lorne Popp and
John Seers. Team 4 -Bert, Craig,
George Haggitt, William Seers,
William Moss, William Dodd, Ar-
thur Youngblut and Walter Debold.
Team 5 -Robert Arthur, dim Glou-'
sher, Sandy Andrews, Ha r r y
Beadle, Bill•'Brown, Gordon Taylor
and Roy Finnigan. Thee Fire Chief,
Alvin Plunkett, has recently Over-
hauled the fire. engine.
Knox' Presbyterian Chutch will
observe their. 99th, anniversary
next Sunday at 11 a.m. - and 7.30
p.m. (Standard Tillie). Rev. Neil
I•eCombie, miist4r" of Ripley and
Ashfield Presbyterian churches,
will be' the guest Speaker. Special
music will be supplied. ,..
Mrs. George Wilkin, Patsy and
Mary were at Harriston last week
attending the" 50th wedding an-
niversary of Mr. and Mrs, J. D.
Jackson. They are the aunt and
.uncle of Mr. Wilkin.
Mrs. Beatrice Lovett, of St. Cath-
arines, is a guest of Miss Margaret
R. Jackson this week, and it visit-
ing other relatives in the district.
Mr. and Mb's. George Day, 'Mrs -
jack Day and Jane, of •Wingham,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Craig last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Raithby, of
London, and Mrs. Sam Young, of
Goderich, were visitors in the vil-
lage last week.
• Mr. and Mrs. Black, of Toronto,
are visiting with Mrs. George, Ham-
ilton. Mrs. Black, was formerly
Edith Turner and lived in the
house now occupied by. Mr. and
Mrs. K. Staples and family.
'Mr. ' and Mrs. Carl Wagner, of
Glen Willow, Ohio, are vacationing
at the home of his brothers, Walter
and, William Wagner, and Miss
Minnie Wagner, and other rela-
tives. -
Friends of little Randy Meehan
will be pleaded to know that he
is recovering in Clinton hospital
f'om his sickness. His father,
Keith Machan, underwent surgery
there the (first of the week.
Mrs. John Sclater, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Hemberger and family, of Sear
forth, visited on Sunday with "'Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and fam-
ily and 'M'r. and Mrs. ,Edgar Law-
son, •
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only thing you Save is
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A&P INSTANT COFFEE 6 -oz jar 85c
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SPECIALS in PERMANENTS
ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE. BES.J'
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GODERICH-R. C:HISHOLM'
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Oct. ' 5 to •Nov. 5, 1959
LEAN MEATY
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Attention All Business,
Commercial and Profes-
sional Men of Goderich
and Surrounding Areas
Do you intend to capitalize on the potentially great year
of 1960 'or are you going to 4o along on your same old gait and! i
lose out on Canada's greatest yeat ofi"expansion.
(inclusive) •
LEAN'SHANKLESS
$10.00 PERM for y $ 7.50
$12.50 .PERM for . $10.00
$15.00 PERM for $12.50
SHOULDER OR ,BUTT
These perms will be given by Nancy.Regier
and Len Pounder.
EVENING APPOINtIVIENTS ALSO TAKEN,
PHONE Heather Beauty
Salon
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fruit & Vegetable futures
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GODERICH LIONS CLUB
What about your motor't vehicles' •'$o they look as good
as the product you sell or manufacture or the professional
service you render? If your vehicle' is• 1958 or older, chances
are your professional or business appearance has slipped.
You realize of course that in this day and age people like
to do business with someone who looks a' d is prosperous --
looks as if he is doing business.
Sure I'd like a new car you say," but 1 ' have to put an
addition to the plant this year.
Sure I need a new car this year, but 'I've just saved enoughl
for that investment on property 1'd like to buy.
Sure 1 v/ant a new car, but 1 had a good year in 1959 and
hate to inveif that money in a 'new car when it could be used
in business.
The answer to all tfi'ose and other problems regarding your
transportation needs for. 1960, is long term leasing (not owning
your car, or truck).
You lease your telephone,, your hydro and electrical utili-
ties, you probably lease your business space and perhaps your
office and production equipment. Leasing your transportation
is equally sound business. Yob would also Pease your cars and
trucks if the proposition were explained to you and the services.
were available.
Now yu ask - how can anyone lease me a vehicle cheaper
than I' can uy it and operate it - but are you sure you know
the cost of ownership and the penalties of ownership •,wfar as
your businessis conternad. p
How do we do it? The answer is VOLUME. Our leasing
and sales organization represents over $200,000 worth of assets.
Since our inception we have leased 31 cars and 'trucks to
people in Huron County.
In the next few days you will be receivingbrochure and
a personal `letter from Jack Turkheim, the Leasing Manager.
Call on him, he will enloy meeting •you and show, you our 'sales
and service, facilities find explain _all the details, and advantages
df our lease plana He will also buy lour• present car so, you
can put the money to' work for you. We are ordering our 1960
lease models pow. '
' Remember it is only good sound business to lease, The
man next door to you does.
Pearsoii Auto Leasing Ltd.
.ZURICH; ONTARIO
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
WELFARE ACCOUNT
,-For, the Year Ended June 30, 1959
REVENUE
Activities
Bingo '(net)
Lions-O.P,P, hockey' game (net)
Easter Seals Campaign
Boat raffle (net) ..
Peanut drive (net)
Aqua day (net)
Young Canadah Week
Sundry
Donations:
Town of Goderich
Reg,''McGee
E. Houghton
',Collection boxes
Bond interest and conversion premium
w Fall Crop, f'Jo. 1 Grade, Fresh - The First of the Season
CRANBERRIES
1-16 Gelb bag
23c
Fresh Green, No. 1 Grade, Ontario Grown
BRUS'SELS:
.BRUSSEL
SPROUTS qtbpX
$2,518.87
884.32 ..,•- �„
578.57
550.93
. 290.35
83.14
1,963,85 $6,703.75.
BAKERY FEATURES
BAKED IN A&P's OWN BAKERY ''
BY MASTER BAKERS
JANE PARKER • •
5c
Ontario drown, Fancy Grade, Excellent for Eating - McIntosh Red
$ 100.00
25.00
10.00
13.50
68.13 "216,63
$6,920.38
Goderich Service Station Representative is
JOHN GRAF'S FINA, STATION
„ on Highway 21.
Food and milk
Medical
Clothing
Miscellaneous
EXPENDITURE
90.24
25.45
39.00
Boys and Girls
Boy Scouts
Air Cadets
Hallowe'en party
Young Canada W,eek
. Sight Conservation
Glasses and treatments
Civic Improvements '
. Harbour 'safety ,equipment
Donations
London and District Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre $ 500.00
Goderich and- District Associa,
300.00
tion for Retarded Children
Springhill Disaster Fund 210000..0000
Listowel Disaster Fund
Goderich, Community Concert
Association 35.00
Goderich Home and Schoel As-
s 25.00
Canadiari Legion i)oppy Fund 13.75
Goderich Teen Tovki, • 12.00
Lake of Woods Treatment
Centre 10.00
Royal LifoSavine Society 2.50' 1;228.25
$ 434.33
153.05
250.00
150.72
1,904,86
2,952.96
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389 75
1-76.98
3 -Ib cello bag 9,
APL2
California, No. 1 Grade, Salmon Flesh, Vine Ripened
CANTALOUPES.
Reg. 49c - SAVE 10c
• each 25,
ENGLISH FRUIT "CAKE
each 3 5 C
-Reg. 39c - SAVE 4c
100th :ANNIVERSARY SliECIALS
Heavy Duty,,
SUCCS.S WAX
Clark's, Fancy Quality ,
TOMATO JUICE
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CASE OF 24 $2-94
APPLE,' SAUCE
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PEACHES
SAVE
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Case of 24 $3.24 SAVE
WAX BEANS
qUart tin 9,
4 48 -oz tins -99,
2 11 -oz btls 3.3(
Reg. 2 tins 29e -SAVE 9c
4 15koz tins 49,
tieg..2 tins 29c -SAVE 9c
54c
415 -oz tins 49c
Reg. tin 23c -SAVE 16c
5.20 -oz tihs 99,
Reg..2 tins 33c -SAVE 6c
72c
2,..0-02 tins 2,7c
79c
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ENCYCLOPEDIA
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KNOWLEDGE
IN 14 SUPERB VOLUMES
VOLUME 1 Rill ONLY
per arkets
All Prices In This Ad
Saturday, Sept. 26th,
1950.
Buy a volume a week ,until your sa
Excess of rovenue over expenditure