The Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-01-28, Page 9tui.. January _
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15 GAMES -- $100 •
• • e lice for each `regular pima will be $12.0
0 a
- .. ha Olio
ie-W $a1th 4ekpot Combined,
JACKPOT . OF $1Q5,OQ IN 57 CAI,LS
SPON
SORED BY CAN.A6IAN LEGION :BRANCH' lost
"lac One Under• 16 'Permitted,.Tr Play
SUN LIFE
a
progressive
companv
in a
progretS ?'e
indu. stry
OQL PUPIL$. V$SIT
HU RQ4 'COUNTY-COIJNtIV
aht>y. pups in grades 7 and
.at. St..,Meat's Separate i5ehool
bitonded a county Council ses-
sion Wednesday forenoon; Jan-
uary 20, and beard busnness
transacted at one 0f the three
1 e `.efovernnl�ent• engaging.
au.�
t,h l ,aattentii!on id sleben)].
Fra, ais 'tylia, 13, 'responded
when Warden Webb said comp-
; ' ea would alike to hear from a
me nber ,Roar the grxoup, He'
•tanked coum it for the hivita
tion" to .Abe .present and se'id
that "as:Members of 'the rising
generation eventually to take
the places. sof those now 'in
council, we should know the
rote- awe. aare...,.o-:!ptaY; we will
go back to our classes and pre-
pare owes Ives for this resapon-
si7biN y."
•C1ern Staff er and,iM!iss Eileen
O'Brien, of the St. Mary's teach-
ing staff, accompanied the
children.
GORDON T. WESTLAKE
Phone 60R2, Bayfield .
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA
1'-
A.ZJB1JR1Z- ,--. Master dpi pY 1'V1i -'Wil L. 'Craig nyere
Haggitt of »ZUri, h . ' vasltirtg
'with his OrandParanttis, Mr. and
Mrs. Z1,hounas Haggitt and Ste-
phen.
Mrs. Qordon 0hadnney enter-
tained in honor of the Otlf birth-
dayr of her daughter, Corinaine.
Wends. Tie little ends present were
Trudy Machan, Jayne Arthur
and Vanda ,Pkaetxer,
Mr. G. Klass is a patient in
Clinton 'hospital, suffering from
Pneumonia. We wish Min a
speedy recovery.
Mr. Norman McDowellarriv-
ed home on Saturday after sur-
gery in a Toronto -hospital.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
Keith Meehan on. bhe death of
efather in Listowel on Sun-
d,r.
The Auburn C.G.I•T. group
held a bowling party last Fri-
day' evening at the Blyth Bowl-
ing Alley. Brenda Archambault
vvtas the top bowler.
• Knox United, Annual
In spite. of stormy weather
there wasia srplend'id-attendaance
in the Sunday school room ,of
Knox Uaited Church far their
•eenAgArergational-m
pot luck dinner was served
Group Two of the U.C.W.
William Carson of Landes-
conducted the „meeting:
the absence of a reei-
nister, it was decided
the term of office of
nd stewardis for one
editors -appointed
Fred" Wagner and
The- following -that Leeonardi-A chammbault • ha
ENJOY THE FINEST
IN TOWN
Chinese Foo
--Our. specialty__
ALSO TAKE-OUT ORDERS
OPEN DAILY .7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Open Friday and Saturday
Until 12 Midnight
FOOD
elected to the :neareee rciailydttlee.
ErOQuraginAg reports tvv re given
) y
Church Officers. A. vote of
thanks was extended. •+Rev.
Mr. Carson for Ibis efforts on
'behalf of the congregation.." .A
puree of m lwas voted to-
jia'oert 1eal'1y of the' An-
glican' 'Church, for his assist-
ance during the a(bsencd of a
minister at Y• Knox »Untited
Church.
The Esquire
Restaurant
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DONE
RING
IMMEDIATELY
N o Waiting.
,This is the time of year when
we can start any .job immed,
'lately. You call us today and
_we wi „-be_there» tomorrow to
start on the job. Decide now
and we will do it now. No
waiting a week or a month for'
us to . clean up other jobs
before we can come.
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• 32 Huron Street, clinton Dial 482-042 No Toll. Charge.
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MOW
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by
Rev
boro
Due to
dent, nu
to' extend
all elders -a
year. The
-for 1,965•were_
-Maurice- Bean-: --
is the list of na
the fist of ushers:
Wayne Durnin, Rona
arid. Ronald Hallam.
C,G.LT.
•
-The -Auburn C.G•I.T. ,group
met at the home of Mr. and
Mns. Wilfred Sanderson with
the "president, Jane Doran, in
charge. The quiz on "add a
letter »to A" was in change of
Barbara Sanderson .and one on
"add -a- ]getter to B" was con-
ducted by' Carole Brown. A
Bible drill followed. The min-
utes were accepted as read by
the secretary, Gail Miller. The
roll call. was »answered by the
grills -naming their favorite sing-
ing group. New projects were
-discussed and the Bible study,
"The woman wlhp cooked and
the woman who sprayed, the lirfe
ry and 'Martha,"" was led
by Mrs. Bratinogk. An invita-
tion to hold the next meeting
at the (home of Betty Moss was
accepted.
and ifirs. *C rdOn R, traYfOras
sc cretarV-treasureee Mr. Bert
Craig is l tilaett
resaentative, Other (board u'n'
bersere: Thomas (Leiper, reeve
of Eu]iett; ,Nies. Evelyn Milli
Colborne Toiwnrhip; Willi;
t Wawanosh;,
maw- �Ea�
Younglalea, West ...Wa! K4110sh;,
Len `,A;reheanibault, councillor,
Hullebt; iyIree, Beit Craig, presi-
dent of',. Au urn Women's 'zneti-
tute, „ Donations received dur-
ing the year: Mrs. Jahn 1Vlould-
en and.- Mr. Nelson Moulden,
$5.00; Mr.. and (Mrs.. John anus -
ton, $5.00; Mi. and Mrs. Nelson
Patterson, $10.00; Bat's Ceme-
tery Board, ,,$25.00; W. 1., $56.67,
St. Mark's Annual
PIPING - N
The annual vestry meeting
Of St Mark's A:nglican Church •
'ate 19h u, yrs.
14.49 'Laura Phil'li1?0140rbert J,
14144, Fnrdytoe Ctark.
Other nffieex, 'are; ' easluxe;r/
M. John. Doer; assistant trigs.
urer, Mrs. .A;:ndrew I i keo, ellt;
vpstry •clerk, Mrs Thomas Hag-
gitt; auditors, Mesa Clifford
aroven,
M?'hr
.ed
..
A gfteof money was preteen
to the Church treasurer and a
small gift was presented to her
assistant. Eaeh lady thanked
the congregation foreher
After prayer by Rev. Mir. Meal-
ly, lunch was seared lbY MiGs,
aI aggitt, assisted. by. Mrs. Clif-
ford Brown and Mks Shirley
BrOWn.
- Community Hall
The third »aannual nieetin,g of
the Auburn) lOommunity Halal
was held with Best Craig as
&airman.-- it _ (was •nnoa
aunced_
wee held at the home of Mr. 1 DANCING
and Mrs. Themes I1aggitt with
a longe attendance. The
rector, COMPETITIONRev. Robert really, presided. .
The minutes were read by Mrs.
Thomas 'Haggitt. The rector
reported he had held 49 ser-
vices and .12 communions. He
congratulated the 'congregation
one 4ntributions surpassing the
budget. Rev. Mr. Mealy spoke
of the fine work„ the Junior
Choir wasaoirvg an c Tgratede
ated the Guild members for
their faithful ayrork, both spirit-
ually and financially. He stated
that the Bible study would be
continued 'in tire Guild under
the 'capable assistance Of Mrs.
Fordyce Clark. Mr. Meaily an-
nounced that his farewell ser-
mon wouldebe on February 14th
atter seven. yea.rs in ::thiisepar-ish;,
He told his parishioners he did
not know until after his resig-
nation that he was to have been •
elected chaplain of the Deanery
and Rural Dean if he had re-
MaAned , n this•,parisih. The fin-
ancia `kitaiiY nit vIiieztiresgnied
by the treasurer, Mrs. (John
Doer. Miss Carole »Brown pre-
sented the choir report 'and the
A.Y.P.A. report. _ Mrs. Fordyce
Clark spoke of the Sunday
school -which had been organiz-
ed a couple of weeks °ago. The
mes,. added to
Allan Craig,
ld DurninMr. and
beer • appointed 'by Hullebt
Township ta. replace Claire
Vincent. ,Mrs. Gordan R. Tay,
ilor, secretary -treasurer, read
the financial , statement; ' wh Tach
:was` accepted
Jan. 1, 1964, cash on
• hand $ ,112.50
Receipts for year' 1964. 1,289,07
$1,40x1.57
enclibures SOT1964$1,069.12
1, 1965 332.45
Phone
524 1 w
,DAY
OR
NIGHT-
Agent .fo 24 -hr.
FILM• .DEVELOPING
Exp
Jan.
Plans wer
annual Va
of an electnia bla
»were also made to
cussed. , Mr._ William
was again hiked as ca
''C,LINTON. -m^ The Olanuiu+
•coaruuittee of the atevlsary yoce-
tional committee- ,of the ,Central
Huron Secondary School,. Clin-
tcf n,, i'vass to rntervi ` the Ontario
Department »of o Education on
tanuary 26 ,in Torontp, when
the re aired veeatiex al' school
addition. was to be disc
cussed. The committee consists
of Wigiam Heater-. Clinton
(chairnban), Garnet Hicks, Ex-
eter, -dEdward Dearing, R.R..1,
Statia, and Ralph Munro, Au-
burn. The principal of the
school, D. J. Cochrane, and the
vocational director, Richard
Harland, will also be on hand.
From figures obtained by Mr.
Cochrane it was learned that
by .1972 a minimum of between
280 and 300 'vocational places
will be required.
The vocational addition to the
Clinton school opened in Sep-
tember, 1963 ---with overcrowd-
ing existing from the •opening
day.,
• Committees
The aGoderich'Highland Danc-
ing and Piping Association held
their second competition of the
season on January 16 at the
Goderi'ch District Collegiate%
' W»innens in the various, events
were:
-Novice Lesiey--Lamben
Brenda -Harrison, Gayle Fisier.
Novice Sword: Brenda Harri-
son, Lesley Lambert, Frances
Johnston (Kincardine).
Eight years and under, Fling:
Marissia , Zuliani (Windsor),
Sylvia Zuliaani (Windsor).
Eight years and under, Sword:
Mari»ssia Zuliana, Sylvia Zuliani.
Eigh .years.aind-.ni•il r? e
pipe: Marists'ia Zuliaani, Sylvia
•Zuliani.
Ten years and under, Fling:
Kim Maiiloux (Windsor), Nancy'
Hangrar (Windsor), Ida Riggs
(Windsor).
Ten. years and under, Sword:
'Nancy Hangrar, Kien Maalloux,
Ida Riggs.
Ten years and under, horn-
pipe:` Kim Mailioux; Nancy
Hangrar. •
• Thirteen years and under,
F1'inag: Ohe•ryl Youngblut, Kerry
Toll, Mary Ruth Rush.
Thirteen ,,years and_ under,
Strathspey '—and'* Reel: "Kerry"
Toll, Mary Ruth Rush,' Lesley
Lambert.
Thirteen years and under,
Irisah Jig: Mary Ruth Ruch,
Cheryl Younigblet.
Sixteen years and under,
Seann Triublias:' Barbara El-
len MacLeod, Linda Yor.ir g.
Sixteen years and under,
Strathspey and Reel? .Barbara
MacLeod, Linda Young..
:Sixteen - year and under"
Hornpipe: Linda Young, Bar-
bara MacLeod.
Twenty years, and under,
Swann Triubhas: 3rd; Janet
Young.
• • .Twenty', - years • .and under,
Strathspey and Reel; ord, Janet county • council was told by ; subway)
s•
ingles 6.50 to 10.50, doubles
Brigadier C. J. Millen, a�pping
Piping 1- f or a grant. They .v. ere �r^m D ,
Novice, March: Linda Young. Clinton, Bayfield. 'Herein; Au-
Nlastair Fine. burn and •Seaforth (two). Aver
Fourteen years . and under, arc- stay, the officer said, is
March:. Joe MacDonald. Gorge even dav_ti•
'I'urland'• He mentioned that the Huron
Fourteen years and under, County grant last year was
Stra�th��pey and Reel: t;eorge 51,200, but earlier had been
Turland, Bob Wornall. $1,500, and suggested that coun-
Sixteen -year • and under, ciI make it $2;000 this time "as
March: C1'iarlie MacDonald, a centennial bin"
Bryan Young. The matter was referred to
Sixteen year; and » under, the finance and executive cam -
Strathspey . and Reel: Charlie mittee, and will be dealt with
cDonalcl, Ian MacKenzie,. . rn connection with the budget.
\verity years and under.
mitsi'onaki tis -744,
Named, to the various com-
wereeesitud' and welfare,
Mr. Newcombe (chairmen ,
George Beattie, Clinton, W. R.
Corbett, Clinton, Ross Lovett,
R.R. 1, Londesboro, Robert El-
liott, R.R. 3 Clinton, Mrs. Leroy
Poth, Bayfield; property, Geo-
rge Falconer, Sruceifield, Rob-
ert Peck, RR. 1, Zurich, -Keith
Tyndall, R.R. 4,- Clinton, Nor-
man.,Counter, Clinton, Donald
Counter, Mr. Newcombe, Mr.
Beattie; transportatien, Mr. CBI -
tin, Boyd Taylor, R.R. 3, Walton,
liott, Robert Manehall, R.R. 3,
Blyth, Mrs. Poth; agriculture
and development, Mr. Taylor,
e 'made- to held -the'
entire diance with
elalut and William
e. Draw -prizes
nket and coffee
ffereci. Piens
hold card
was dis-
J. Craig
officers ,for the » coming year
are! Reetoe's•-.Waeden,._Laweeence
Nesbit; .people's warden, Clif-
ford Brown; la.y delegate .to
delegate,' iVieSeeeFordyce Clark.
Board .m'errilbZis fappointed' by
the rector .were: Gordon Taylor,
Lloyd Humphreys, Fordyce
Claek, Thomas Haggitt, Mrs.
Gorden .Taylor, Mrs. Themes
Wi
ng
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'65 Beaumonfis beautifully styled and luxuriously appointed
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'65 Beaumont is made -by General Motors
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'65 peaumont is sold by your Be'aumont-Pontiac-Buick dealer's
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mom., dad and a gaggle of small fry . . . yet small enough to shoehorn into
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NEW YEAR
HOLLYINOOD THEATRE,
shall, Mir. Tyndall, Mr, Falcofter; I
Deputy attendance officers
named for the school are: Tho-
mas Wilson, Goderich, Charles
Kenzie,' Exeter.
of its 15 members. Non -trustee
member§ will receive $20 a Continuous Show from
month: (The latter applies to .30 •M•
the board's non -trustee repre-e„ •
mitteeY1-- They also voted 10- .NEW YEAR
cent -a -mile for a. car rate where
UNIVERSITY THEATRE
applicable. .»
Sjx. Girls
From Htiron
Sy Fair Lady
Matinees, Wed.,- Sat., Sun.
For _economy and friendly ser-
vice plan to s ay at Torontos
six. girls from H•uron County ,
were cared for last year Mettle , 'LOR,D...-SIMCOE HOTEL •
Salvation Army's. Bethesda
heart of downtown (at the
560
750
1000
NO0 60.88
2200 83.71
2600 95.12
Above payments Include principal and Interosi an.d ere
based on prompt repayment. but do not Includo thrfast of
life Inturance.
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS
12
months
$ 9:46
5L24
69.21
91.56
146.52
201.46
228.93
SI SO SO
motitlut months months
$ 6.12
32.86,
44.13
58.11
94.11
129.41
147.05
31.65
41.45
68.81
107.52
Marcl
Twei
Stratiasp
1: James» Millar.
ty• ye -ars and, under.
y and. Reel: James
Obit
uary
dent of Goderich occurred in
-Victoria- » Raspitaa, London., eon„
December llth in the pers•on.
of Gertrude Beatrice Har leib.
MSS Hartleiib was 73 years of
age and resid6d in the family
home at the corner bf East and
Albert street', during, ber resi-
dence d»ri Goderich. Her father,
Charles, Hartieib, was »fatally
injured in a ear accident- on
the Square in 1929. S. E. Faust,
.brother-in-law, conducted a
grocery business on the• Square
.ifit one time. Predeceased by
ale sister, Henrietta' Hartleib,
she is survived by few sisters:
Mrs. S. E. (Laura) Faust of
Mitchell; Mrs: J: IL (»Eleanor)
Cantelon of Luican;,Mrs: Harry
(Florence) Siemon, and Mrs. H.•
N. (Ruth) Beaker, both »of Lon-
don. The funeral service was
held at the A.. Millard. „George
funeral herne, London, on Mon-
day,» December .14. Stria took
place in Sebringville cemetery.
Clinton Editor
Buys Newspaper
At FOrt Erie
CLINTON1.-e-David E. Scott,
editor of the 'Clinton News -Re-
cord since last spring, »h»as re-
signed to buy the Review Com -
of Fort Erie Lienite•d and
the weekly Illimeo4Revierw --(Yf
Fort Erie.
eife.,,SCott said he Wirassume
the Ipresidend of the firms
January 29. Before earning to
Clinton, „Mr.. Scott . was Ceead-
Ian Press correSponelent in
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