The Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-06-23, Page 5ses--
- Mrs. Cora Bitchanan.
More. Than 112 Entries
Jessore 2nd, We. Mund,ay; ard,
ClaSs 12, Columbine, 3 sprays
-1st, Mrs. •G. M. Ross, Mrs. B.
• in June* Flower Show
The sGoderich Horticulture', 'Mass 2(a), Ra- Tea Rose, 1
„ Society held its Sipe Flower iroworma;e:st,in: Willis; 2nd,
Howell Mrs.
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on gaturdaye Despite the cold, Harper, Mrs, E. oeverholt.
wet weather, the' past few
Class 20), YelloW Tea Rose,
weeks, more than 112 entries 1 bloom ---3rd, Mrs. Willis, J.
were received. Warre.
Several classes had no end Mass 2(e), Pink Tea Rase, 1
trice, As the plants had not de- :bloom -1st, George Buchanan;
veloped suffl.cient4 to bloein,„'2ncl, 3. Warren.
.theesludge.ealiked,„Otleees=s1.,, bless. 2((d)„, Tea.eltesee _ether
o y 0 as second. dolor, 1 bloom-siet, Mrs. Sparl-
,
Those who displayed roses said ing; 2nd Mrs G Ross;
that' these had beeri growing
alentg Walls exposed te,- the south
and protected from the north
and east winds. The judges
were Mee'R. Morke, of Goderich
Flowers, and: Mrs. Edgar Wat-
slon.
The results Were as follows:
'es
1 ,
George Buchanen.
Class 3, Tea Rose, 3 bledms--
2nd, Mrs. 4. Overholt; 3rd, Mrs,
J Warren
. .
Class 7, Floribundas, 1. spray
---and, Mrs. Willis, Mr. 'Foreman.
. Class 13, Floribundas, 3 sprays stems, 1 color -east, Mrs. (M. H.
Mrs. Gene Ryan.
Class 13, Delphinium, 1 spike
-2nd, Mrs. A. M. Harper.
SIS 15, :Dianthus, 3 • ste s -
3rd, Meg. D. McKee.
Class 16, Foxgloves, 3 spikes
-14, Miss Mary Howell; 2nd,
Wes '91:g"In'An•
• viagelay " (Tiger Lily)
stem -1st, .Mary Howell; 2nd,
Mrs. Geo. Bowra.
Class 20, Peony, 1 color, 3
bleemseelet, Mrs. M. H. Martin,
Mrs. Lewis Taylor; 2nd, Mis. G.
M. Rees, E. M. Robinson,
Class 21, Peony, 3 blooms,
elifferenteccilosse-4sti snrse-M,
Martin; .2nd, 1Vfiss
Class 22, Pyrethrum, stems
-2nd, Mrs. Stele, Mes, Lewis
Taylor, Mrs. Sperling. '
Class . 24, Shasta Paieies, 3
double blooms -2nd, Mrs. D.
McKee.
Class 25, Sweet William 3
--1st, 'Mrs. Lewis Taylibr; 2nd, Martin; 2nd Mrs A M Ha
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OPEN BOWLING
EVERY EVENING
DURING the MONTH -of JUNE
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Class 26, Sweet William, 5
Fitgans, different colors - le,
IMrs. A. M. Harper; 2V, Mrs.
Gene Ryan.
Class 27, Any flower, not Est -
ed, 4 different flowers in vase-,
let, Mrs. A, M. Harper; 2ncl,
Taylor, Mrs. Sperling; 3rd, Mie.
Class 28, African Violets, col-
lection of 3 (one .crown each) -
1st, Mrs. IM. Morris; 3rd, Mrs.
D'ortitiT3AMOCanzielI. -
Class 29, House Plant -2nd,
'Mrs. S. Argyle.
Arrangements
.Class 30, Mixed Garden Flow-
ers, basket - 1st, Mrs. M. H.
Martin; 2nd, Mrs. Sperling. ,
Class 31, Mixed Garden. Flow-
ers, vase -.1st, Mrs. J. Warren;
2nd; k.Mrs. E.' Overholt. ,
Mass 33, Arrangement of
Roses for Buffet-11st, Mrs. .E.
.25 Overholt.
zenuaemealepseassemereinueseseCitess, Arrengement seof
Mrs: G. M. Ross, Mrs. Lewiei
Pansies for card table centre, -
I let Mrs D.11/1eKee• 2.04 4..5
J. ,- • , , •
Warren. .
dress 35, Arrangement of
Violas for cinvalid'e tray -1st,
Mrs. Lewis Taylor; 2114., Mrs. 1)e,'
McKee.
• Olass 36, Floral arrangement
for small living room tab -.
Mrs. Sparlieg; 2nd, Mrs,
Lewis Taylor; 3rd, Mrs. G. M.
Ross.
seassesens snessal esseeasigemelet
for large living room Cable*:
dist, Mrs. G. A. Ross; 2nd, Mils.
Lewis Taylor; 3rd, Mrs. Spar
Mass 38, Arrangement for
small table jy a pupils of Public
or Separatei School-4st, Doug-
las ,Overholte 2nd, Larrys.Fislier;
Dee Fisher.-- • -
Mess 39, Arrangement of
table centre for, a baby's birth -
stay party,- by pupil of Public or
Separate ,Schoble-ilet, Dee Fish-
er; 2nd, Douglas Overholt; 3rd,
Sareh Hays.
Twe special prizes were don-
wted by Swift's. These were
drawn from the meirnibership
number's c,aeds, and Mr. Lewis
Taylor 'won the bag of Vigoro
and Mts. Caley Hill won the
package of rose dust.
New Salvation
Army Officer
B. Petersen, of the
No Dame Corps 01 the SaJ
vtaione- Army, ilVflontreas, wisi
move to Goderich with his fam-
ily on June 30th and be the new
officer here.
Capt. H. Cross:land, who has
been stationed at Goderich since
December, 1958,'has been
named assistant at, the Men's
Social Service Centre of the Sal-.
vation Army in Quebec City.
He will assume his new pest on
June; 30th. 'Capt. Crossland
eanitr- to Goderich from Red
Deer, Alberta.
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lExectstive vicrepresident and'
managing director of British
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Stratford, has been elected pre-
sident of the Dominion Mort-
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.held recently.
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Pram Canada Limited; Director
and. Secretary, Fischer Bearings
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- The death' occurred at South
Huron. Hospital, Exeter, on Sat-
urday of Mre. William' Foster,
84, of Hensall. She was the
former Wirinifred Rathwell, of
Goderich Township, but had re-
sided in Hensall for the past 2,5
years. The funeral was held on
Tuesday afternoon -,with inter-
ment in Dayfield .cemetery.'.
Survivors are: 'Sisters, Miss
Mabel Rathwell, Clintarre Mrs.
E: B. Squires, New YOrls; Mrs.
Robert Deekert, Victoria, B.C.,
Mrs. Annie 'Verne, Winnipeg;
Mrs. John Todd, Souri, Mn.
CHARLES S. YOUNG •
Charles S. Young, 66, of Gode-
rich, died Sunday in Alexandra
Marine and General. Hospital.
• IMr. Young was barn in Gode-
rich Township, a eon of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young, and
farmed in the township until
his retirement 13 years ago. He
eias a member of St. Peter's
Raman •Catholic Church, Gode-
rich.
Surviving aiehis wife the
former Alta Glazier; . two sons,'
Vincent L. and G. Raymond,I
both of Goderich; one daughter„'
Mrs. S. (Vera) Bedard, of Wind -I
sor, and feu grandchildren.
Requiem high mass was sung
Th St.-FTrChlircei Tirade
morning by Father Raymond
Monalian. Interment was in
Clinton R,ornari -Catholic ceme-
tery.
Mr :Tolin Edward (Ted) Ho-
well has ompeted his studies
at Osgoode Hell and received
his call to the .Bar on Wednes-
day. Mass Mary B. Hawell was
in 'Avant° for the occasion,
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+ AUBURN
AUBURN, Junes21.-On Sun-
day, June 29, special services
will be held in Knox Presby-
terian Church, Auburn; -to obe
serve their 1,00bh anniversary...
tvtrileyl. bi:Outtasautatt onf Atwood,
Bert/tett' ste --11: "e'SVirend' 7 ;35' Piiiie
In connection with this ceie-
Ibration, a special centennial
;service will be held en Sundae',
July 3rd, at 11. axe to mark
the close of the first 100 years
of 'Presilsyterianiem in this cone
!Intinity...A fermer .modereter of
ilise, ,,Genegaledessenthtlye. efe.tbs,
IPresIbyteriae. Church ,in Canada.
Wm -F-indirg", G. Stewart, DD.
of Kitchener, will be the guest
speaker. The guest soloik will
be Mr. Harvey McGee, of North
Bay, a former resident Of this
community and the service of
song will be led by a choir of
former members. Fallowing
this special service an July 3rd,
Sabbath hool room when a
a reeePtio will be held in the
noon luncheon will be served to
which eve yone is invited. A
book is be g published, to mark
this miles one in the history of
Knox end ill be for sale at the
time, af e Centennial service.
The tip oriel service at Ball's
celnetery will be held on Sun-
daYs'July;3rd at 3.30 p.m.
Miss Winnie Thompson, ' of
Minton, visit lest .SeturdaY
with. Mr les- Straughare
Mrs an Mrs. Ed. Davies were
guests a her sister, Mrs. Bastla,
aAci Mr. ,Bastla, of London, and
attended; memorial service at
Dorchester cemetery on Sunday.
'Miss Marjorie Young has re-
turned tome after spending s
few day with her aunt, Miss
Bertha Webster, of Torontd.'-'
The Sunday echool of St:
Mark's Anglican Church honor-
ed its superintendent, Mrs. Stan-
1/4leys.Pesliche, last ganday• sesiven
MiRS Shirley 'Brown spoke a few
well chosen wards of thanks to
her prior to her departure for
Saskatoon where he has been_
stationed with the RCAF. Miss
Eileen, Schenider made the pre-
sentation of a bronze plaque.
(Mr. Sohn TurbervilIe is a pat-
ient in Clinton hospital. His
many friend's wish him a speedy
recovery.
Miss Marjorie Young has re-
turned to her'pos•ition at the
Canadian Bank of Commerce;
Gedersch,...after spending a two
weeks' vacation with her par-
ents, Mr. ' and Mrs. Meredith
Young. .
Special anniversary services
iwe-re observed last Sunday 'et
Knox United Church with spec-
ial services both morning' and.
evening. The Rev.'R. M. Swee-
ney spoke at the morning ses-
sion and chose to speak on
Consecration. The service of
song was under the leadership
of Miss. Margo Grahge, ,the
church organist, Due to the ill-
ness of Rev. Trevor Richards, of
_the R F
„.6.f Iseelitesbeee, jiiicii*.rlit ...the
le-I/ening message. Mrs. Emmer-
son Rodger was the guest solo-
ist.
Roy J. Barr. - Funeral ser-
vices were conducted on June
6th for Roy J. Barr who passed
sway suddenly in Detroit on
June 4th. The late Mr. Barr
was born on Nnvemiser 21, 1901
at Blyth and was the son of the
late William Barr and Margaret
Wilson. He lived in this dis-
triot with his uncle, the lafe
John J. Wilson lar some years
and attended school at U.1S.
No. 5, xi/mi./lett. 'He has resided
in Detroit for many years and
is survived by his wife and three
daughters, Mrs. Leroy (Shirley)
Wagner, Mrs. Robert (Lenore)
Knell, and Mrs. John (Marilyn)
Burdah:an, all, of Detroit, and
also 'eight grandchildren, and
one brother, William, and two
sisters. -Mrs. Glen (Rena) Carter;
and Mrs, Leroy (Mary) Shack,
also ,of , Detroit. Rey, John
Slater, of St. Yfieliael s Episcopal
Church conducted' the funeral
services which were held in the
-church with burial taking place
in Miehigan. Memorial Park. •
The Guild of St. Mark's An-
glican Church held: its June
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Stanley Polich with a -.good at-
tendance. Prayers were offered
Nles-GeergeeSchneider and
'Mr. John Daer read the Scrip-
ture. The study book was taken
by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell
,and the topic, "Why 1, go to
Church," was eery capably given
hf Mrs. Polich. In a few well
chosen words, Mrs. Gordon 'R.
Taylor thanked Mrs.' Polich for
assisting in ' the work of the
Guild and presented her with a
parting gift. Mrs. Polich thank-
ed the ladies for the gift and
gave the reading"The Church
la teacher too." Mrs. Frank
is,eitilsby read the farewell ad-
dress that Padre Young gave to
the graduating class at the OAC
at Guelph. The president, Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt presided for
the business session. The min-
utesewere approved as read by
the secretary, Mrs. Ed. Davies.
The financial statement Was
given by the treasurer, Mrs,
Gordon Taylor. The roll call
was 1 answered -'by naming an
apostle mentioned in the Bible.
Mrs. George Schneider was ap-
pointed to, help with the Ssinday
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!wheel work and to ise a teacher.
Rev. Robert lineally closed with
prayer. A succeesfu1 a uct le n
was; held and a delicious lunch
was served by Mrs. Polich assist-
ed by Mrs. Frank R'aithlby.
Mr. David Hamilton is a pat-
ient in Clinton hospital where
Surgeree' VtieViiee`z
day morning.
The ladies of the Beletist
Church attended a shower to
honor the bride -elect of their
minister, Mr. 'John Jgul9, at
Minton lest Week. She arrived
recentlyfram Lebannen."
L.
gets,AnsK,4rs,e.tolusg.ktateglleAtt.
'auk Ste. -Marie, and. "filnie$
Mabel Hickingbottorn, of Gode-
rieh, visited, recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Asquith,
' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ives, of
Brussels, visited last Saturday
with his sister, Mrs. Kenneth
Staples, and family.
• Friday night is shopping night
in Goderich. Large and varied
selections in the stores make
shopping a pleasure. Shop in
Goderieh during the day and on
Friday night when all the stores
are open. Shop in Huron Coun-
ty's largest shopping centre.
-23 and 25
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rutledge, of
Stratford, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor. Mr. Gor-
don Rutledge returned to Strat-
ford after visiting here with his
sjster, Mrs. J. Taylor.
Messrs:- Roy igisemseatWIfi'eed"
Sanderson, Robert Armstrong
and Thomas Johnston attended
the L.O.L. church service at
Brussels last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs: Ben Hamilton
and Mr, David Hamilton visited
at Ailsa Craig on •Sueday with
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson,
of Mitchell, spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Daer, and Mr. Bob Daer.
Mx. Ed.. Steltz,..A.s....and, nese
nu esel Gteltz,- Mr.- 'Kenneth -
Stoltz and sorr, Bruce, of New
Dundee, were regent visitors
'with the former's brother, Mr.
J. C. Stoltz, and Mrs. Stolle,.
Many residents of this com-
munity attended the chicken
barbecue held atBenmiller last
week.
Mr. and IVIns. •Arnold Craig
entertained in honor of the 47th
wedding anniversary of his.par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Oraig,
when all the family were pre-
sent: Mr.' and Mrs. Mel. Craig
and daughters, Kathaleen, Mary,
Patsy and Margaret, 'of Blue
vale, and Mr. and MrseWilliam
L. Craig, Allan and• Brien.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Miller arid
son Jimmy, of Windsdr, were
recent visitor e ;with his brother,
Mr. Gordan Miller, Mrs. Miller
and Miss Gail. '
Miss Lillian Stewart, of Lon-
don, is visiting with her mo,ther,
Mrs. Wililam Stewart, for a
couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rathwell,
Michael and Janice, of St. Cath-
arines,.spene het. week-endewith
Mr AtA.Nr.S.*-0_ ograan
Donald H. Ross,•-for-merlyo
bunigannon and Auburn, hes
resigned t1i Principalship of
Westwood, public school at Oak-
ville to accept an appointmcnt
in the department of eeecial
studies at Lakeshore Teachers'
College. .Mr. Ross has been in
his. present position for nine
years. ,
Goderich- ---"ign4.1.Star,-"40iuvraY,
Air.iy..4rai.A0y4,7.7,6,.."..
PORTER'S HILL
P0RT4IR'S HILL; June 20 -
The WA. 'of Grace Church met
'at the ham.e of Mrs. Ernie Town-
shend with the president, Mrs.
Sowerby, in charge: The Scrip-
tuie was reed by Mrs. Bill Cox.
Mrs. Sowerey read the topic and
led in prayer. The secretary's
and treasUrer's reports were
read and adopted. The roll call
was anewered with a tew towel
howerier_ the church kitchen.
Plans were madesfor"e 'Nam
supper to be held -in July • in
the basement of the -church.
Mrs. Blanche Cox and Mrs. Bill
Tewnshend donated talent ar-
ticles, It was decided to dis
pense with the July 'meeting as
it falls on the same date as the
supper. The hostess served a
lovely lunch.
-Feide-yenighteiseshoppingnight.
in' Goderich. Large and varied
selectionsin the stores make
shopping a pleasure. Shop in
Gaderich during the day and on
Friday night when all the stores
are open. Shop in Huron Coun-
ty's largest shopping centre-
• -23 and 25
The S.S. No. 5 school picnic
will be held at Harbor Park,
Goderich, next Tuesday evening,
June 29. Everyone in the sec-
tion is wlcoine.
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