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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-03-23, Page 6The «octet eh Sit 1•Star, Thursday, March 2$, 1961 LAR AS CLOCK -WORK 1 ... twice ayear you will receive your interest cheques when you invest r r .t # ge,.Gimranteed • pe fficate... - • paid from the day your investment is received in our o ii ce. 6 To •invest -- see your local agent or send us your cheque. British Mortgage Certificates are approved for trust funds. I MO Ali 1 GAGJ 111 1ST EMPANY Founded in 1877. Head Office: STRATFORD British Mortgage & Trust Company, Stratford ❑ 1 enclose my cheque for $ for investment for ❑ Please send me a free folder giving full information. NAME ADDRESS P years. —1 Esquire GriH Changes Hands Mr. Lionel Mahood has sold thel',cluire Grill on The Square to Mr. Harry Seto, of, Woodstock, Ontario. The new owner takes possession today. Mr. Mahood and family have operated The Esquire Grill for taken an active participa'tioi1 in' comtn inity affairs. ,, They will Ibe 'moving ise� her y but, fins,. plans ,ford business venture^ in another municipality have not been completed .as yet. .4 Mr. Seto will be accompanied here by his wife, a son, 22, - and a daughter, 19. His older son will remain in Woodstock when, he, will operate the restauran. They have there. It is utdei Mood the fancily has a third restaurant in another Ontarit. :sty. It is more than 15 years since 3,oder4eh has had a Chinese )perated restaurant, the formes ane being run by M. Gordon Vong. SIGNAL -STAR ARTICLE BRINGS DETROIT LETTER Aiiss Josepnuie McAllister, o. .vest Wawanosh, received a let ter last week from a former .,oderich resident, Miss Ida H. acLeod, 13256 Steel avenue, De• .roit, who saw the story in a ecent issue of the Signal -Star about her collection of jiigs. Miss McLeod stated that, it wrought back memories of over .50 years ago, when 'she was a resident of Goderich and knew the McAllister family well. Price after allow ance for "left- over" mileage on your old tire rand UPER-LASTIC Shock -Safe 10.95 to 13.95 12.95 TUBELESS -- $2 extra Tire 'installation (most sizes) PORTER'S HILL ST. HELENS ST,HELENS, March 20.. -.St. Heles lost one of its, lifelong residents on,, Saturday- evening when William J. Husnnhre na.a6- ed away in Wingham hospital. Mr. Humphrey had been in fail - PORTER'S HILL, March 20.— The W.A. of Grace Church held the March meeting at the home of Mrs. J. Torrance with 20 members present. The "presi- ednth�' e kt"iiig h the t�'lime ' song. The Scripture was read by Mrs. D. Bruinsma. The topic and prayer were taken by -Mrs. Elgin Cox. The roll call was answered with an Irish verse or joke. The secretary's and treasurer's reports were read and adopted. The treasurer, Mrs. ,A. Lockhart,' reported that the "hobo teas" had brought in $77:50. It was decided to pack a bale at the next meeting and send it to Slomon's school car at Capreol. Mrs. H. Torrance was in charge of the program which consisted of two Very humorous readings. A sing -song of Irish songs was enjoyed. Dur- ing the afternoon a large quilt was quilted. ' The April meeting -11 .fie"Heid' ---at T-tl-ie - liiinie"`�' Mrs. Elgin Cox and at this meet- ing Cancer films will be shown. The hostess served lunch. This- Sunday, March 26, the Sacrament ig the Lord's Supper will be held at Grace` Church. We hope as many as possible will participate in this service. CREW E 1i nig health the past few months. He was in his "92nd year. He is survived by his wiife• one son, m. WilliaA.; two daughters, lit at horde, and Mrs. George (Eva. Walker, of East Wawanosh. Th sympathy of the community i extended to the bereaved family and Rhonda, of, Cderri ,—raiWsspent few days with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt. Ss nnpathv of the comnnunit3 s extended to Mrs. Ernest aunt in the loss of her father `rlr. Donald McCharles. _ .„..B.. itotalpunderwent surgery in Victoria 'Hospital, London, on Friday. Returningrecently from Vic- toria Hospital, London, were ilrs. Rae Russell and Mr. Nor- man Foran. We wish them im- aroved health. IMO YOUR FANCY a NS TO SAVING AND FINE FOODS . The inventor of the Rumen burner was born on March 31st one hundred and fifty years ago. Robert W.E.Bunsen was Professor .of Chemistry at Hei- delburg. He lived to a great age and became internationally famous. .8 F.GSV i:W V:f> CAS. li WHY PAY MORE? A&P Skim Milk Powder Reg. pkg 99c—SAVE 20c INSTANT MILK 3-1b pkg 79c Kraft Orange ^ Reg. jar 21p --SAVE 2o MARMALADE ' 9 -ox jar 19c Pillsbury, Chocolate, White and Orange Reg. pkg 29o—SAVE 8o CAKE MIXES.14_QZ pkgs 79( Blue Bonnet, Yellow QuicI Reg. 2 lbs 67c—SAVE' 8o MARGARINE • 21,4bpkgs 59c Frozen Food Features A&P FRENCH FRIED 8 O'CLO(K COFFEE — SALE — Fancy Honey Pod Reg. 2 tins 39c—SAVE 4o STOKELY PEAS- 2 15 -oz tins 35i Quick Reg. pkg 42c—SAVE 30 UAKER OATS Large size 39c Reg. 2 tins 27o—SAVE 190 G F OD 4 15 -oz fins 35c POTATOES 3 90z Pkgs 4 Reg. 2 for 33c — SAVE 3c SOUTHLAND FRENCH CUT GREEN BEANS ..OX PKgS Reg. pkg 23e — SAVE 30 CREWE, March 20.—Mrs. Jim Drennan wird little son returned from Gocierich hospital on Mon- day. -Congratulations! The card party held in Crewe school had nine tables in play. Winners were: mem, Bev. Mc - ,Nay; ladies, Charlie Fowle lplaying a lady's card; low, men Bill Culbert; ladies, Tom Youtig; !,von by Berl Finnigan. Another card party will- be 'held on March 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Henry and girls spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Finnigan, and David. Mr. and Mrs. MelVin Stewart, Dawn and Judy, of Guelph, were Sunday visitors with Mr., and, Mrs. Jim Drennan and sons. NEW — ALLIHROUGH! New Nylon Cord — New Beads — ttew Casing — Newest tough Polymer cold Rubber Tread There's tin need to settle for a used tire that's-Jaeen Retreaded or New -Treaded —GET BRAND NEW TIRE SAFETY—niCamidian Tire's Wholesale Discount Savings ear GUARANTEE Pius Road Hazard INSURANCE - OBITUARY Rev. S. A. Moote conducted funeral services at Stiles funeral home on March 13th for Mrs. Clara Allin, who died suddenly at her East street home on March 1.0th. 'Interment was in Colborne cemetery. The pallbearers were: Frank Treble, London; Maitland Allin, Auburn; Elmer Cranston, Gode- rich; Arnold Allin, William Treble and Howard Feagan, all of Colborne Township. The flowerbearers were: Hugh Hill, Williarn Hill, Herb Lamprey, Ray Isherwood and Clyde Alli- son. The Godericb Women's Ih- stitute formed a guard of honor at the funeral service because Mrs. Allin had been a valued member of the organization. Relatives and friends from a distance attending the funeral included:. Mr. and Mrs. William Johns, Zelma, Sask.; Mrs. Wil- liam (Luella) Roxhin, Montreal, niece Of Mrs. Allin; Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Allin and child- , ren; Monctorn, N.B.;. and grand- children from' Kitchener, Wind- sor, Toronto tnd Chicago. • A daughter of the late Nathan Johns and of the former Eustina Ginder, she was born on Decem- ber 25, 1886 in Colborne Town- ship. On September 27, 1904, she married Alden T. Allin, and they made their home in Col- borne until 1948 when they mov- ed to Goderich Mr. Allin died less than a year ago on May 23, 1960. Mrs. Allin was a member of the Goderich Women's Insti- tute, of Victoria Street *United Church and of several church organizations including the Bible Class, W.M.S. and W.A. She is stneVived by one daugh- ter, Mrs. Harold (Viola) Mott - ',Kenneth R., Frifik W., Harold A.. all pf Goderich; Ponald J., Moncton, N.B.; 21 grandchild- ren; eight great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. ()live Treble and t ',MTh. Jasper (Beatriee) Fisher,7both of Watrous, Sask.; 'two brothers, Thomas Johns, Saskatoon. 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