The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-09-14, Page 10ui•
TWGroderich Signal -Star, ay, September 14th, 1961
11ave you ever seen a male
tortoise -shell cat? They are al•
x>Ilo t mvariabl female; the male
of the same tye is red or sandy.
_" Barnum, the circus man, never
found p taker for the $1000 he
offered for a male tortoise -shell.
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Daughter Oaf
Founder Speaks
Miss Thirza Lewitt, St. Thom-
as, daughter of the founder of
the Goderich fiaptist ,Church,
was guest speaker here Wednes&
day evening of last week at the,
BUSINESS, DIRECTORY I mission circle named in her
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early . life . in Goderich:. when
Roy N. Bentley
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
P.O. Box 478:
Phone JA 4-9521
GODERICH - ONTARIO
church services were held on
East street. As a home, mis-
1 sionary now, she told about her
' work among the children in the
Aylmer area. She said she was
deeply honored to have the
Goderich Mission Circle named
after her. Mrs. E. Von Keitz
"i troduecd the -speaker.
The president, Mrs. Earl
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FOR A
GREENER THUMB
By G. MacLeod Ross
Coming e vents Ilucknow.Registration i
is from
in ofheat
5 to.m. Thereafter
6 hie the
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The first Fall meeting the 1,.
' _ tiaiu a: •t ...the,:.4r,. ' P s,..
will` be held In St. George's
,banquet. Foltrified-iltis.erni-
Parish Hall as usuai"'8t `8`' :tri`. •hers will.be in good condition
on Friday, September 15th. The to hear from the O.H.A. presi-
speaker is Malcolm D. Kirk from dent, the Reverend Siebert, of
Omen
Sound where he is Elmira, and a successful gladi-
olus president of the Grey olus grower. The secretary, R.
Bruce Naturalist Society and F. Gomme, will also speak.
secretary -treasurer of the Sauble There will be very brief reports
Valley Conservation Authority. from the 18 societies comprising
A professional naturalist, he; the district as to their projects
covers an a of great intere t Fund- -progress' -
to botanists and he will show i The director for 1962-63 will
Raith,by, was in charge of the us some of the lesser known I be elected and the location of
meeting and Mrs. Robert Wilson and appreciated beauties .of the : the 1962 .annual meeting de -
was the organist. Mrs. E. `'on Bruce Peninsula. ,Incidentally I cided. The Lucknow Society is
Keitz read the Scripture, and
Mrs. Gertie Taylor led- in prayer.
A short business period follow-
! ed. with Mrs. George Johnston,
the laecretary-treasurer, giving Southampton believes that the hers who may attend, but any
her reports. An invitation to . eagle's nest- at Douglas Point number above -11 will have to
i attend the Middlesex Lambtun .may have., been destroyed by subscribe $1..50 each. I3y any
Associattutl of Mission Circles the nuclear po*er scheme un- standards this is a most "grac-
and Bands meetin to be held sfer construction there. If his ious display of hospitality by
t-atPetro-iia on oe oner 6, wast information is confirmed it will the .Lucknow society, the voung-
1 read by the secretary. Mrs. be one more example of how est society in our district. As
Robert Nephew „sang a sola and ''our natural resources are being all housewives know, you cannot
the offering was received, by eroded. And whilst we cannotH put on a satisfactory banquet
Mrs. Zelta Young and Mrs. Sid. -I kick against the pricks, it em- ; unless you know for how many
Lawson. phasizes again the crying need you have to prepare. Please
he reports that the Audubon 1 the host and it has invited 11
Society is making a survey of ' Goderichvoting delegates to a
the remaining Bald Eagles in free meal. Howev4r, there i
Jntario. The Game Warden at no:limit to the number of mem-
"t the close of the meeting . for conservation areas and sane -
birthday congratulations «'ere
tuaries for flora and fauna if
extended to six- members and
Itti,with prayer. A saw hour fol-
lowed with Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson
as convener.
Albert Shore, Sr.
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38 HAMILTON ST. 39 VICTORIA ST.
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Office House
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. 170 The 'Square
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Trustee in Bankruptcy
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Godes ich. Phone JA 4-9662
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Caesar, R. 1, Dungannon; George
C. ]!±'eagan, Goderich; RQSS Mc-
Phee, R. 3, Auburn; Donald
MacKay, Ripley; John F. Mac-
Lennan, R. 3, Goderich; Frank
Thompson, R. 1, Holyrood; Wm.
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posterity is not to awaken to tend to he •present. Dole les
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' j'•ects'it n,,, 'ite' -de `f tY�i• ., f're en"tp'°' "t'tl� "°
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the ancient world. • ecutive committee and you will
be informed if you are one of
the chosen.- -It is, however, es-
sential to know by September
16th midnight how many will
ad"ceP't the hospitality of the
Lucknovy society. Lucknow iS
very close at hand and we hope
that more members will turn
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Hot on the heels of our first
meeting comes an announcement
from our District Director,
Charles R. Bristow of the Num-
ber 8 District meeting which is
being held on Friday, Septem-
ber 22nd in the Legion Hall,
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FAIR
GRANDSTAND .SHOW
FRI. & SAT. AFTERN'S. & EVEN'S. SEPT 8 & 9 -
Z,I; Adventures On Ice and R.C.M.P. Musical Ride -
•Ulster Girls' Choir. MON. TO SAT. EVEN'S. SEPT.
11 TO 16 -Famous Revue "And Away We Go"
with lune Taylor Dancers --Famous R.C.M.P. Musi-
cal Ride..Johnny O'Brien, Comedian; Wes Harrison.
Mr. Sound Effects; The Gutis, Jungle Fantasy; The
'Simru Duo, Aerialists; Ferry Forst, Magician; Chuck'
Brown & Reta, Acrobats.
PARADE OF DAYS
Friday - Opening Day; Saturday =•- War-
ricrs' Day; Monday.- Ladles' Day., Tues-
day - Students' Day; Wednesday and
Thursday -. Harness Racing; Friday -
Chlldren's Day; • Saturday - Harness
Racing.
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DISPLAYS & COMPETITIONS..
Farm Machinery; Agricultural Products; .Art;
Handicraft; Hobbies; Women's .Institute;`
Ffuit; Flowers; Poultry, etc., Thrilling Horse
Show.
AFTERNOON RACING
Harness Racing on Wed., Thurs. & Sat.
Also Heavy Horse judging and Gentlemen's
Road Racing are included with races. s,
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jerair2100.Fri
.YOUTSENTENOEDTO , 4m0.-0;40---ir.-:- -.....tyep\.7o- aV�oy
H JAIL to'nWiwsm Kledmn0SRd1'cColss
ADMITSMOLESTING GIRLS when he pleaded guilty to fol-
...
lowing another vehicle too close-
ly in Goderich on August 22
In police court at Goderich on I charge. of being unlawfully and and causing an accident.
Thursday, Magistrate Glenn 1 without reasonable excuse found Centennial celebrations to
Hays fined Charles `Walters, of in the premises at 64 South St., mark the invention of Baseball
Goderich Township $15 and Goderich, against Joseph Fritz- were held at Cooperstown, N.Y.
costs, or two days in `jail, when ley, Goderich, was withdrawn. in 1939 and included the dedica-
he pleaded gj.tilW to failing
to
Carl Muller and Ronald Lorne
ne
tion of
the Baseball Museum
seum
and nd
take prdii& precaution before McCarnoY,both17,of Goderich, 11 of Fame. The first players
.
a wt ...
' . ,ie �;p>lxd�urn.in Gade� Ser,e_bQJh..giuexr�>t#4poxrded �er�t hQklnxod ,-kher , , t11 hroraze
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,. . toi i.d-ne al.. ii, xtl. �. �� P��t��niafax�.��A�g�tet �`�'� '� 1�n 1�'�.u'..B.obert-Beverley -Wayne Cow- , :year ..when- .they pleaded were Chsristie mash iAraY,.,-.T r.
an, Harriston, who pleaded guilty guilty to the theft of a transistor Cobb, Babe ,Ruth and' Honus
to causing a disturbance iflradio the property of John Wagner.-
Wroxeter tin July 5, by • molest-
ing girls, 12 and 14 years .of
age, endeavoring to entice them
'into his car by offering -them
money, was' sentenced to four
months in the common jail. On
s -mila charge, irrvelying-gens
aged 20; he was sentenced to I
five months in jail, concurrent
with the • first sentence.
Ernest Francis Daer; Gode-
rich, charged with an attempt to
defraud the public on August 26'
last -in Stephen Township, by
means Al passing a Bank of
Mexico peso note purporting it
to be an American or Canadian
note, was remanded out of cus-
S-1 dy for trial at Exeter 'on
eptember 12.
Donald Novice, 21, of London,
who is being held in custody
in connection with theft of a
safe at the Sunset hotel on
August 14,..._was, sentenced to
seven days in jail for driving
a motor vehicle in Elgin County
on July 5 while his licence was
under suspension.
jiirrkfira
aralTSfir"VMEEK
who -.pleaded ..not guilt=y to per-
rriitting drunkenness on his pre-
mises at 64 South street, Gode-
rich, on August 26, was remand-
ed two weeks for sentence. A
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new fall variety program, The Tommy Amb -rose Show, is
as much a star in his home as on television. Here, under
the watchful eye of his pretty wife, singer Bonnie Hicks,
Tommy dries the dishes -and seems to be enjoying the job.
The Tommy Ambrose Show is seen Fridays.
out to support our director, Mr. V1/ i
Bristow, in his first season. Y Y
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The second Fall meeting is
planned October 20th at 8 p.m.
as usual, when Charles R Bris-
tow comes to address us on and,
demonstrate flower arranging
with some reference, however
early, to Christmas decoration:
As any qualified judge of flower'
arrangements will explain an
arrangement is more than an
exercise in seeing how many
flowers can be got into a given
container. Color complement
.and dolor shading are involved
and this applies too, oto the
shape and color of the container.
That flower arranging is popular
is proved by the 85 entries in
six classes in the August flower
show. Mr. Bristow's remarks
are expected to be received
with the greatest interest. At
'this meeting the prizes for the
two flower shows will be dis-
tributed and your committee
hone that ALL prize winners
will be present at the 'meeting.
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and Vacuum Cleaned
NOW!
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WE CAN
FIXrri
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Be 92
On Saturday
Mrs. Mary Tiffin; Brock street,
celebrates her 92nd birthday on
Saturday, September 16. Born
in West--Wawanesh Township
near the Nile, she is the daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
David Mcllwain. Mrs. Tiffin has
been a resident of Goderich for
over 50 years. Her husband
passed away in 1921. Mrs. Tiffin
is a member of North Street
United Church.
She has 'one daughter, Vera,
who resides with her mother.
A sister, Mrs. John (Ellen) Mc-
Phee, of . Colborne Township,
who will be 95 next March, is
theonly other surviving mem-
ber` of a family of 13. •
You and your family are cor-
dially invited to attend the
Semi -Annual
I CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY .OF
} JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES
- to be held in
WINGHAM DISTRICT
HIGH SCHOOL
Victoria Street
SEPTEMBER
15, -16,_17 1961
Commencing at 6.45 p.m.,
Friday through Sunday
Of' special interest will be, the
public talk at 3 p.m. Sunday
"THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
IN BIBLE PROPHECY"
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University ofWestern Onf'ario-
STRATFORD EXTENSION CLASSES
(For University Credit)
Philosophy 30 (Basic Phil. Lit.) begins Saturday, Sept. 1
10 a.m.
English 20 (General Lit. -Comp.) begins Saturday, Lept. 16,
10 a.m. -
History 36 (Modern European) begins Saturday, Sept. 16,
2 p.m.
'Classes will meet for 16 ;three-hour sessions at Romeo
'ublic School and are open, to credit and non-credit
students.
Other centres in the area are at Galt, Guelph, Kitchen-
er -Waterloo, and Mount Forest.
The credit course tuition fee is $70.00; the nos, edit
fee per course is $15.00 and is not refundable
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The Fabulous Wetern Fair
Shrine Show -House.
Three big 1961 _model cars.
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MIDWA'Y'S
Two Midways -Children's Mid-
way and dant Adult Midway fea-
turing "The Wild Mouse".
WESTEItN FAIL DAYS
LONDON, ONT. SEPT. 8-;0
ADVANCE SALE TICKETS AT CRAIGlE S NEWSSTAND .
Bon. Ter. Matthew Dymond and Hon. Wm. Goodfellow,
Ontario's Mini#'ters of l TeaIth and Agriculture, respectively
congratulate Ontario's 10661 Dairy Princess •moments after
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HARING. AID
SERVICE CLINIC
FRIDAY, SEPT. 15
1 to 4 p.m.
Campbell's Drug Store
Phone for Free Home Appointment.
Service to all makes of Hearing Aids.
E. R. THEDE HEARING AID SERVICE
88 Queen St., S,, Kitchener.
BUY THE }BEST and SAVE MONEY at
William MacDonald Electric Co. Ltd.
Goderich's Exclusive General -Electric Dealer
,
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ST. PETERS 'AND ST. MARYS P.T.A.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 21,
at the LEGION HALL
STARTS AT 8 o'clock Admission $1
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by BEN eHISHOLM
Bushel of Peaches
by ORMAND LASSALINE
$5 Credit
' by BERT BAECHLER
10 Gallons Fins Gas
by JOHN GRAF
$5.00 Cleaning Credit
by Pete Macaulay, Bluewater Clean's,
Westinghouse Dog -O -Matic
by WILF REINHART
8 Quarts Motor Oil
' by KAZ BRUD'NNICKI
Blue Spruce Tree
by GRACE TREE FARM
$5.00 Cheque
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Kodak Built-in Flash Camera
by _PLANTE and WORTHY
$5.00 Flower Credit
by DENOMME FLOWEP SHOP'
$5.00 Cheque
by LLOYD ETUE
Bushel of Apples
by WILLIAM A. McGUIRE
Suckling Pig
by JOHN REDMOND
Dressing of Suckling Pig
by JOSEPH O'BRIEN
Puppy
by JACK GRACE
Puppy Certificate and Shots
' by DR. T. X. MELADY
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