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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-04-30, Page 6•o ,PAqg AP; f St.John's Ambulance • hr fg4ntastir: The, Goderich division of St: d'ohn's .Ambulance Brigade was ted 44.,Thursday night. At a 7nngeld in the board room of" exandra Marine and General . Hospital,.;officers were elected and the charter application was signed by 30 '.pr'oapective members. Th# newly elected officers are: D v s o. n a l surgeon, Dr. John Leitch; tch; •divisional superintendent, d'oitn Wilson; divisional' (Meer, .10_, co'y; secretary -treasurer, Charles Ji#reckow; „sergeant, ,Cli-- ford Rhodes; corporal, David Har- man; stores keeper; Les Riley. The Goderieh division will be a combined. one composed' of men and women trained by St. John's Ambulance in first aid and home nursing. The purpose of the bri- figade is to provide, at all times, st aid supplies and equipment, and personnel trained and ready to assist wherever people gather and sudden injury or sickness may occur. To, provide this service, all mem- Waterloo Catile Breeding Association "WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED"' IT'S ALL tN THE FAMILY PERFORMANCE RECORDS OF our horned Hereford bull -- "',•-••• B. DOMINO P. T. 605M who we purchased from Max A. Blau of Follett, Texas, at the Pantech-tested Bull Sale at Panhandle, Texas, one year ago. 3.24 was his average daily gain on official test for 140 days and this was the highest of the 119, bulls on test in 1958. In addition to this he was one of a group of four paternal brothers that were the highest gaining group of sons of one bull. He also graded Fancy the highest possible for conformation. His maternal brother was the sire of the second highest gaining group. HISTORY REPEATS IN 1959„ , The sire of our B. Domino P. T. 605M, again had the highest gaining group ofsons on the same test and the highest'gaining individual gained 3.81 lbs. per day for 140• days. His dam is a maternal sister to "B. Domino P. T. 605M. A half interest in this ,14 brother sold for $4,000.00 and graded Fancy. The second high- est priced bull sold for $3,500.00; this bull was sired by ,the older maternal brother to B. Domino P. T. The °third highest priced bull sold for $1,200.00 and the entire sale averaged just under $600.00. This is an example of the kind .of bulls we have available for `service and the cost' is very modest. All breeds. Your cows will conceive"by using A. 1. Thousands do! FOR SERVICE OR MORE INFORMATION PHONE— CLINTON' HON• E- 1 a CLINTO : HU....2-3441 W �, OR FOit- LONG pISTANCE CLINTON ZENITH 9-5650 ' 8 � d10'"ill ee Deis _: - ,. • 0 andSaurday�'E"iie�r 1'It'gs. • For cows noticed in heat on Sunday morning, do not call until Monday, morning. VARIETY, Is The Spice Of life.: WELL. WE HAVE li ! look Over - Don't Overlook These Reconditioned Used Cars '58 CHRYSLER "WINDSOR" 4 -door Sedan, power steering a nd brakes, 2 -tone, whitewalls, formerly owned by a local 'doctor, new car, guarantee. '58 RAMBLER "METROPOLITAN" 2 -door Hardtop, sold new by us. A real economy car. '57 CHEVROLET "BISCAYNE" Coach, custom radio, automatic transtimfssion, 28,000 actual miles. See this light green beauty today. '57 PLYMOUTH "PLAZA" V-8 4 -door Sedan, custom radio, one, owner, A-1 condition. '56 DODGE "REGENT" 4 -door Sedan, sold new by us. A local nurse's car. '56. VOLKSWAGEN "DELUXE" Coach, custom- radio, all' leather trim, gas gauge, 25,000 actual miles, one owner, a top economy buy. t '56 PLYMOUTH "SAVOY" V-8 4 -door Sedan, custom radio, push button transmission. This car is as clean as a new pin, very low mileage. See it today. '56 PLYMOUTH "SAVOY" 6 Club Sedan,' custom radio, 25,000 miles, A-1 condition. '55 PLYMOUTH "PLAZA" 6 Club ,Sedan,, 2 -tone paint, air condition heater. '55 DESOTO "FIREFLITE" V-8 4 -door Sedan, fully power equipped, radio, rear speaker, nylon whitewall "'tires, etc. See this dark blue luxury car today. '54" OLDSMOBILE "SUPER 88" 4 -door Sedan. This•black beauty • is in A-1 condition and has a custom radioand power brakes. '54 DODGE "REGENT" k, 4 -door Sedan, custom radio, 2 -tone paint, sold new by uS. '53 'CHEVROLET "DELUXE" Coach, 33,000 actual miles, custom radio, owned by one of our neighbors since new. '53 DODGE "REGENT" 6, 4 -door Sedan, low mileage, top condition. '52 PLYMOUTH "SAVOY" 4 -door Sedan, overdrive, 51,000 actual miles, one•owner. . '51 PONTIACS, one 8 cy-l.-A;door and one 6 cyl. 4 -door. We don't think there are any cracks but we'll 'make one. 'They are "OFF MAKES" to us. Make us a small. offer, please. '50 DODGE "SPECIAL DELUXE" 4 -door Sedan, .48,000 actual' miles`: - •» '49 FORD "CUSTOM" 4 -door Sedan, a lot of good •.transportation left yet. ,, TRUCKS — TRUCKS '59 DODGE "SWEPTLINE" 8' ft. express ?tai-1'on Truck, fully equipped. We'll give you a real buy on this one. Brand new. '57 CHEVROLET 1 -Ton 9 ft. Express. 750' x 17 eight -ply tires. A-1 condition. '52 MERCURY 3 -Ton Chassis and= -Cab, short wheelbase. Cheap. See LEN or AL at REG. McGEE SONS SERVING 'MOTORISTS FOR OVER 30 YEARS. Where no reasonable offers are ever refused. OPEN EVERY EVENING • TRADE OR TERMS PHONES 765 or 2030 -- GODERICH . SAVI NGS THE GODERIO'H SIGNAL -STAR .. • kers have had a minimum of one St. John's An balance first aid course, and will attend Semi-month- ly where they will receive of divisiona surgeon -elect, 'Dr. John Leitch. ' Each member will' be assigned duty at hockey games, water front race meets, etc., or wherever their services are re- quested ;by sponsoring organiza- tions. In case of a major disaster, the entire brigade could be called on short notice. Applications will stall be accept- ed for membership. 'Anyone hold- ing a certificate and • interested in joining the division is invited to attend the next meeting, to be held at the ,thospital, Thursday, May 14, at,.8 p.m. NILE, April Z7.—Mr, and 'Mrs. Allan Underwood and Debbie, of Wingham, visited on Sunday with the Graham McNee family. Next Sunday evening special ser- vice will be held at the Nile Unit- ed Church. There will be no ser- vice Sunday afternoon but rather at 7.30 p.m. when Rev. Harold Snell, of Exeter, will be guest speaker. Special music will be provided. After the service a social hour will be spent in the basement "and all are invited to share a cup ,of tea at the rededic- ation of the remodelled basement. Sunday School wil ihe at 1.30 p.m. instead of the usual 2.30 p.m. Miss Marian Orser, nurse -in - training at Victoria Hospital, spent the week -end at her home here. J. C. McNee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ,McNee,. had the- misfortune of catching his leg on one of the farm ' implemen'ts. It took several stilettos to close the wound. The food committee of Nile W,,A. met on Friday evening at the home of 'yrs. Doug. McNeil when plans were made for the turkey supper to be held May 27. Mr.' Algis Babilius, of Toronto, spent the past. ten days with Allan McNee athis home here. They leave soon ,for Camp Borden. `he W.A. meeting was held in the church basement with the pre- sident, .iz�.. e.h .rge, Scripture was read by—Mts. `Hart'y-" atsdiTi ' devotional ltaken by Mrs. Dave Mc- Diarmid. Thank you notes were .Teatreasux4re.t-give Phe --metes from -M throu'gh- October will be held -in the even- ing. Plans were discussed ,for the supper in May. 'Fifteen members and seven visitors were present and a lovely' lunch was, served by Mrs. R. Rogie, Mrs. Len Christilaw' and Mrs. Harold Johnston. • The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late Mr. Oweh Moore who passed away Monday at the age of 87. Taylor's Corner doh, visited d"uring the with Mr. and MTs. Jim McMillan. Mr. and 4Irs, Wm. Cadmore, of Brantford, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Roy 'Wilson. Miss Dale Okecof Gode'rich, visit- ed during the week -end at „the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Irvine Qke. The April Ladies' Aid meeting was. held at the home of Mrs. Jerry G. n wit members._ w ,li.... h 16 memb e __rind. oxo iven out to 'he "members To com- plete layettes: It 'was also decided that the ladies each bring bake goods to sell at the 'need meeting. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Duff Sturdy and Miss Nina Walter. ,The May meeting will be held at the 'home of Mrs., Roy Wilson, A social evening was held at the ,srhzml 1 art Friday_evening Whenn a �- � y..• ' its friends gathered to 'bid farewell to .Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Stirling. Mr. Stirling, who has .farmed in' this copimunity for the past 34 years, sold his farm to John Westbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Stirling now live on Britannia road in Goderieh. Dur - Ab . THURSDAY. A P'RTLL . 30th, 1959 ing. the evening, euchre was en- joyed after which Jerry Ginn read the address and a coffee table and rte-ede were bl.:'I W• ' John Westbrook on behalf of the ommmuoity. A delicious pot luck lunch was then served. GODERICH EXCEEDS ITS CANCER FUND OBJECTIVE More than 500 has already in Goderich, reports -District Chair- man E. R. Crawford., The objective for the town was $2,300 The area objective. was $4t000 and reports are awaited from surrounding townships to learn.. Whether the overall objective has been reached: Mrs. W. A. MdManus, Langley, B.C„ is, visiting with MTs. L. L. Walter. Detroit; Lindsay Praise Goderich H�spitality An item in a Lindsay newspaper and a letter • written from Detroit are further proof that the hos- `itality shown to visiting hockey players is winning many new, friends for Godericn. This' applies, not only to Young Canada Week. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Papernick have received a letter thanking them for opening their home to members of the .Detroit Beltemp bantam and pee wee hot'key .teams when "they were in town .prior to Young Canada Week. The Beltemp squads played Goderich teams . in a double-header for the benefit of the Listowel dis- aster fund. Charles R. Beltz, head of the firm which distributes Beltemp ice making equipment,, wrote Mrs. Papernick as follows: "We thank you most sincerely 'for so gener- ously opening your honfe to mem- hers. of the Beltemp . bantam and pee wee hockey teams when they were in Goderieh. "Al lthe boys had a most enjoy- able week -end, and I am sure they will long remember and appreciate the warm welcome our Canadian neighbors extended to them." The 'Lindsay„ Watchman -Warder recently, pu�bliShed an interesting news story, headlining the fact that the ` best of Lindsay's pee wee hockey players attended the "larg- est tourney in the world" at Gode- rich.. Provincial Constable C. A. Hardy happened to notice this, article and passed 'it along to The Signal -Star, The Lindsay Pee Wees were in ''charge of Manager Grant Baldwin and Coach Bob Lewis. The Watch- man -Warder states: "Mes'srs. Baldwin and Lewis, who have given much valuable • time to the pee woes for several 'years past, speak very highly bf the hospitality of the people of dode- rich, ' who open up their homes to the boys and look after their per- sonal comforts while they are in 'the town." The newspaper notes that a former Lindsay boy Lorne "Wake - lin, helped launch 'Young Canada Week when he was recreation dir- ector at Goderich 10 years ago. Money to help pay the expenses of the Lindsay team's trip to Ga'de- rich was largely derived from the sale of• tickets on a side cit -prof donated by Lloyd Horselin. The boys alsii received aid from the Lindsay Kinsmen Club, private citi7ens• and other sources CUSTOM HOMES by COL 1 on NIL � Shown here are two of these award winning designs . 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