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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-08-14, Page 6THE GOOZ H 4IQNAL"S y Lill, TiromAz . lx4,1l Z4Lb, 1056 n Things are shaping up fast for ,., .fie . ,fifth a a i_-„Gp i &ri+r ,�. �,„ Tracie -, air..,..- lon,sored by.. Aw Kinsr en n club, which will open on Wednes- day, August 20, and continue on to Saturday, August 23. The fair will be officially opened by Charles MacNaughton, of , Ex- eter, ;MPP, for Huron, on Wednes- day evening. Co-chairmen of the fair are, Bert Such and Frank Skelton. In charge of the midway arrangements is Bill Wilson. Entertainment chair 'man is Jack Marriott and publicity chairman is Ken Miller. Mr. Bruce Clifford is .in charge of personnel and the chairman of the draws is Bert :,Worrsell. President of the Kinsme.n Clubis Len McGee, On Wednesday evening at seven o'clock -a parade of school children, headed by the Blue Water- Band: will march from Judith Gooderhanl Memorial Park` to the Arena, to attend the official opening cere- monies. On both Thursday and Friday evenings there will be a program of entertainment inside of the Arena where the displays of mer- chants and manufacturers' will) draw hundreds of, spectators, It is stated that there are some un -1 usually attractive displays in the booths this year as well as on the ' _pounds outside of the arena. Out -1 will be a big midway --the Pete Marsh shows -- with rides,, games, sideshows, etc. ere Wednesday VISIT CHARLWMacNAUGHTON, M.P.P. On Saturday evening there will be a big variety show staged by a troupe of professional entertainers 'from the United States; The grand 'finale will be a display of fireworks. There w011 be a draw for a prize of $100 a month cash'for one whole year. General admission to the fair is 25 cents and 10 cents for. children. Don't' fail tb attend this Trade Fair. • It will he bigger and better than ever, Building Permits New Office Building • BAKELAARr--GRUNIMET'1' Mr. Peter Bakelaar, of Windsor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bake- laar, of Ingersoll, was united in rnarriage to Shirley Adelaide Grum- mett, daughter of 'Mrs. Laurena Grgmmett, of Goderich, at Knox Presbyterian Church chapel, Gode- ,rich, at three o'clock Saturday afternoon. Officiating minister was Rev, R. G, MacMillan. Given in marriage by "her uncle, Mr., Arthur D. Doak, 'the bride, wore a waltz -length gown of piny crystal- lette, a white picture hat and matching accessories and carried a cascade of white carnations and gladioli tips. The matron of ' honor was Mrs. William McLean, `of Toronto, a cousin of the bride. She wore a waltz -length gown of pink floral sj,1k with matching accessories and catried a nosegay of pink carna- tions and gladioli tips. The groomsman was Mr. William M. McLean, of Toronto. The organist was Mr. William H. Bishop and soloist was Miss Faye Brere- ton, cousin of the bride, who sang "The Wedding Prayer." Mr. Harry Bloomfield, was usher. Following the wedding .ceremony, �a reception was held at Tiger Dunlop Inn where the bride's mother received in a dress of blue printed silk with white accessories and a corsage of red and pink carnations. Guests were present from Tor- onto, Windsor, Ingersoll, Detroit and London. For travelling, the bride wore a lavender ensemble with matching accessories. The couple' went to Northern Ontario on their honeymoon. On their re- turn they will reside : at Windsor,.:. 'Ontario. •, r AT THE KINSMEN CLUB TRADE. FAIR AUGUST 20 - 21 - 22 - 23 SEE THE 'MODERN GAS APPLIANCES AND HEATING EQUIPMENT ON DISPLAY YOUR CAREFREE COMFORTSEE AND DIISCUS' THE REAONS'WHY SO MANYCANADIAN HOMEMAKERS GOOSE NATURAL GAS AVER OTHER FVELS. YOUCAREFREE FOR THIS WINTER -ANbYEARSTO-CC Largest br acting permit issued . veneer ,,construction, with garage, here during July was for a new I' at an estimated cost of $9,000 on 'office building for Upper Lakes & St. Lawrence Transportation Co. Ltd, at the harbor. Construction of the one-story building, estimated to cost $20,000 is now under way. It will be 34" by 32!, of brick construction,, with a flat roof. Fifteen projects, • with a total value of $46,175, were approved by E. H. Jessop, town building in- spector, during the month. This brought to , 51,116,475 t'fe total value of projects for which per- mits were issued during the lirst seven .months .of 1958. Included in the July total was a - .••permit for W. ',I>r Mills to construct a service statim at an estimated cost "of $11,000. 'Only one permit fur a dwelling.; was issued in -July. S. Ogg was - ' granted permission to construct a • si.x-room, one -storey house. of brick Essex street. Following is a list of other ,>er- rnits: Harold Jeffery, Warren street, garage, 12' by, 24', $500. ' John G. Berry, construct frame storage shed attached to • rear : of house, $200. Cyril Proctor, Bayfield „road, frame garage, $350. H. Enzensberger, ,Cambria road, remove old garage . and rebuild, $150. W. Hawthorne, Nelson street, re• roof part of `dwelling with 'asphalt shingles, $100 Mel Cranston, Kingston street, remodel store front with - steeI beam and canopy, and general repairs to building, $2,000, • P, Wallmark, Quebec street, re- shirrgle dwelling with asphalt shingles, $350, ' Branch 109, Canadian Legion, Stanley street construct 7a r t ONE NAME MISSED The name of F. EE. Hibbert and Son was inadvertently omitted by the Goderich Lawn Bowling Club from the list of those who donated prizes to the club's annual mer- chants' and manufacturers' tourna- ment, which appeared °in ' last week's paper. 18' by 20',$1,000. H. Allen, East street, install lin- oleum tile in dining room, $125. Ed. Straughan, • Britannia road east, remove qld barn and replace with frame garage, $200. Miss G.' . George, Picton street west, cover dwelling with asbestos shingles,. $200, John Hynd, Wilson street, alter- ations to ,incorporate part of garage' into dwelling, $1,000. At soccer games 'in the 19th century, says.the Book of Know- ledge,' it was not unusual to have gar wenty-five players on each ~side. i automatic GA' COOKING* For the finest, fastest, most economical cooking in the world—see the new automa- tic Gas ranges. They're cool- er, cleaner, completely auto- matic! And 'they, have the new controlled top burners!. o S automatic WATER HEATING New automatic Gas water - heaters are so much faster than any other all -automatic system. Give you any tem- perature hot water you want .. 24 hours a day . ... at less cost per gallon COLBORNE STREET A�ZL .C4' UNIONCOMYANY OF CANADA.'LIMITEIZ • HOME—HE %fir.''%/sr I ??::;41::::';;.;•',. Gas is the number one choice of homeowners for automatic heating systems because it's, faster, cleaner and more dependable ... and did you know' that gas is the only house heat- ing fuel that reduces the cyst of gas cooking, refrigeration and water heating? When you install automatic gas .house heating you earn the lowest domestic' gas rate on ' EVERY gas appliance in your home . . savings that help pay for it. • a•. automatic GAS automatic G4S CLOTHES DRYINGINCINERATION No'more weather worries bend- ing, stretching • or car"tying heavy baskets! A new auto- matic Gas<.clothes-dryer does the whole job in a jiffy, Damp dries in 15 minutes . . fluff - dries in 30. Only new Gas incinera- tors do away with both trash and garbage wor- ries for good. Quickly and completely consume refuse as it collects. Are safe, silent, odorless,. economical: PHONE 1364 COMP TO Tiff cgog' e .ars RIDES - GAMES.OF CHANCE• BINGO.- SIDE SHOWS, ftc. DRAW FOR $100 A MONTH 32-33 See Industry On. Display, WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY AUG. 20, 21, 22, 23 AT GODERICH MEMORJAL ARENA Ift- Official Opening, Wednesday, Aug. 20, at 7 p.m. BLUE VCl'ATFR BAND tttAtt - ' p'R 'IS. PARADE-. .,, ,.,.. ,,...,.. .. R..�...-.-....;�.,-�.,.-.N...,., ,..�>..... ...._.. .O!E,.. FROM--,...3TFI.3ITH,.. GOODERHAM MEMORIAL PARK TO ARENA, � Program ' Of E,ntertai nmerit inside Arena on both Thursday and Friday nights: Aug. 21 and 22. 4 BIG 'VARIETY SHOW tY U.S.A. PROFESSIONAL ENTERTAINERS. Saturday;August 23 at 8.30pa.ift IN FRONT OF GRANDSTAND. DANNY DANIELS, M,C,, JUGGLER AND COMEDIAN— - —VARIETY DANCE T IAM, "THE SENSATIONALS'' — GENE MAYERS. ACCORDIONIST, SINGER AND NOVELTY PIANO PLAYER - GREGORY AND CHERIE, MUSICAL COMEDY ACT — OTHER SI'TOY MIME, Grandstad Adrnissjon' 50c • SEE THE MANY INTERESTING EXHIBITS' AND DISPLAYS BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE ARENA. General Admission 25c. Children 10c: ,.• • FIREWORKS DISPLAY • For Grand. Fin�le