The Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-04-28, Page 1112.
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THE RIDGEVIEW
Atha is more than five times
the size of Europe and has more
territory than North and Seat./
American combined. • Its area
is estimated at 16,000,000 to
17,000,000 square miles.
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Shorthand was used in An-
cient Greece and Rome, but the
system was' lost. The art was
revived some 400 years ago.
In 1837, Sir Isaac Pitman de -
types, such as Gregg and
Speedwriting systems, have been
developed since.
There's nothing faster on the
take -off than a bus you've just
missed.
Oakley & McKnight Construction
invite you to
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See TWO Ultra-Modern--
3-Bedrocim Homes
4ar '0! 0 *1.1.4
on Mary treet-
- SATURDAY • SUNDAY
APRIL 30 —MAY 8 ---
HOURS OF INSPECTION (DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAYS)
213.M. - 4 P.M. • 7 P.M. 9 P.M.
imp
Each Home Approx:71,100 'Sq. Ft. Plus Garage
SEE these outstanding features!
"RIDGEVIEW
Hardwood and Tile Floors
' * Built-in Fan Ventilation System
* Extra -high 8 ft. basement
* Birch Cupboards •
* Built-in oven and rdhge
* Floor -to -ceiling tile bathroom
Gas incinerator
• Reere•tion-room—
* Floor -to -ceiling closet doors
100 -amp push-matic service
* Brick construction
* Gas-fired heating system and-horwater
* Colored bathroom fixtures
• "PARK LANE"
* Walnut Cupboards
* Stainless Steel Sink
* Built-in oven and range
* Tile and broadloom flooring
* Garbage incinerator
* New fbld-away type .doors'
_room. _ _
Colorkl" bathroom ffiTtoreS
* Gas-fired heating system and hot
water
* Brick con§truction
* Extra -high 8 ft. basement
* Floor -to -ceiling, tile in bathroom
IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN BUILDING A
HOUSE, contact Mr. Oakley or Mr. McKnight
N.HI.A. LOANS 3,600 PLANS
now avaiiable. to Choose- from !
Oakley & clinight Construction
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TJie Goderich Signal -Star, ThUr,SdaY, AP% 28t11,,19160 1,1
A'V.M.IVAlifTWQ#4$42LvL y.Gich Q -aired pt. urdays Ore 'Vie -`,Porls:•Isaite4•Jand.
from Saturday, April 30, through pleto the. site, "The Ri-dgeview." Both con -
Since • the partnership of Lain extra -high; eighttoot base -
Sunday, May 8, at two ney peter oamey and Doug Mc- ments. Bach house is approx-1
homes just Jcampleted by Pak-. Knight was forined 16 truonths, imately 1,100 sq. ft.,splus garages
ley .4. ,Np,Icnight Construction aothe Goderich construction Among the many striking fe,a-
on -Mary street in Ged.erichfthi has produced 13 units in tures are the built-in isitchqn
It, is ex,pected.. that hundreds ,Goderich and vicinity.' They cupboards-s-shirch ctupilloardis in
of people will , YiSiting the .have already Jcontracted to one house arid i'vainut Jeupboards
WO new three bedroom hsrmes, more bogies th'ss year. in the other.' Other feaJtitres of
which incorporate ultra Oakley kiVicKnight are agents the kitchens. include built-in
3OfitAss,r4,- i-Ckesa%, •• �r Londans-Prev4sesassallifisinag. o.'sseis.ss a4.0401414.4..s. - --sszsss'sssu"'s
. The lottSes'Thwill be open fin* These hosnes are 'primarily pre- Both home's are of brick con-
inspect:ion by the public be- fab,, but can be 'bought either struction and 'have Jgas-fired
foseen the hours of 2 tp.m.-4 p.m. as a "do-it-yo•urself" package or he4ing systems and hot water.
and 7 p.m. -9 pm. daily including completely , The bathrooms have colored
Sundays. - • , There are 3,600 different fixtures and floor -to -ceiling tile.
' 'Located side-byside an• Mary home plans to choose from, Mr. and M. 'Oakley will live
street, theliatisesmay ;be reach- state the partners, and NHA in the Park Lane ,home, while
ed simply by fallowing the ar- ore now available. Mr. and Mrs. McKnight andl
rows. Scores •of arrow signs
will Ise posted altong an high -
The two models !which will family will be' living in the
e on display, starting this Sat- Rfidgeview anodel.
Conservation
Authority Is
Urged For Here
The speaker at the Goderich
1Horticulture' Society. meeting
Friday was T. Andrew Dixon,
tExeters-sffirsuiTleattIssssais, 't
servation as practised in the
Ausabie River WaLtershefds"
used colored slides to illustrate
his excellent talk, and pointed
out how our Country is being
misused. Mr. Dixon urged that
those present form an Authority,
here in Goderich, and he an-
swered questions on how to go
about this matter. •
Mrs. S. Argyle thanked the
speaker. Mrs. Vanstone &nets,
ed two beautiful African Violets'
as door prizes. The third prize
was a rose bush. These were,
;w by ,Miss M. 4Buchiaplans Mrs.I
'1Vrati:if IS" iffilriWtalin ars '
The Ontario Horticulture As-
4,1aCiaien..i..4.:APPlaring an essay
contest for elementary school
THE PARK LANE
ST. HELENS
ST. HELENS, April 24,—Can-.
gratulations to Crawford, Mc -
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students. Ail children in grade e wh h o as successf u11
y oom-
8peted his junior year at the
or under are eligible, and
entries are to be submitted to Western Ontario Agricultural
Dorothy Westbrook by School -at Ridgetown.
lVfiss
June 15, '1960. The subject is Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gaunt,
,, Donald and Karen, Mr. and Mrs.
"Conservation 'of Wild Flowers.
Wallace Miller, Mrs. Frank Mc -
Very generous prizes are being
Quillin and Mr. and Mrs. Allan
offered by 'the local 'and pro-
, Miller attended the funeral pf
vincial associations. .
The meeting in May is to take Mrs.
Gaunt's sister, MrsWm.
the form f an auction sale.
Knott, at Thornbury on Satur-
:o
Members and their friends are dayMrs. Knott, the former.
Miss Sadie MacCharles, was the
to brasig;.their plants for- asp.
'Sire'. -- ThFcineetinti-'3.daSed '''*-1t101°111-"I''' "Plunei'Pal '''''14''''''th-e-'''St: -
Helen's, schork from 1935-1939.
tea and sandwiches being served
bz
hex cain. The sympathy of a h•ost of , i.taiteres., A. Riehl friends is extended
bereaved family. .
The annual pot luck supper
under the auspices of the Wo-
men's Institute was held in the
CommUnity Hall on Friday
evening with a good attendance.
After all had done justice to the ,
bthoeunetamifulmistItuepepiera ,aoharrranagee:cljurbsy..i
'flthttessikt..4ftartalst,,sMme,,IiarveY7.
Webb, Mrs, Allan Miller ,• Mrs.
Lorne Woods, Mrs. Ross Gam-
mie and Mrs. Gordon MacPher-
son, the following program was
presided, over by Mrs. McDon-
ald; community singing ted -by
Mrs. E. W. Rice with Mrs. Will
Rutherford at the piano; read-
ings by Mrs. Fred McQuillin,
,Mrs. James Aitchison and Miss
D. 'Rtitherford; piano solos
by Miss Norma Murray, Terry
Wilson'and Mrs: ',Rutherford;
clarinet solo by Larry Miller
with Mrs. Ernest Walker at the
piano; an accordion, solo by
Mary Purdon, and a vocal solo
by Mrs. Rice. Gladys,McDonald
gave the -spe-e,ch on the subject_
"To live together in peace as
good neighbors," which had won
her firsts -place in, the jmier
girls' public speaking eontest in
the Lucknow ,1-iigh School, and
Terry Wilson who was runner-
up in the senior boys' contest
spoke an "Canada in the next.
1 25 years". .
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S. *thi. H.
HACKETT—.FINIGAN Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Finigaii,
A quiet wedding- was solemn- and Clifford Hackett, son a Mr.
ized at North Street United and Mrs. Alexander Hackett,
Church parsonage, April '16, winghant
when Rev. A. E. Eustace united The couple were attended by
in marriage Pearl Finigan, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hackett,
Goderish, daughter of tire late f Ashfield.
It was our pleasure
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o suppsr.rne, eaLITI
Trend -setting
ta.
Tarnitute'..-
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You'll admire during 'OPEN HOUSE at
• the Oakley & McKnight homes
April 30 May 8. -
• Living Room Furniture by Kroehler
O 'Dining Room Suites and Bedroom'
SUiteS:-by -KifeeliferInd
• Carpet by Brinton -Peterborough
• Kitchen Sets and Nursery Sets
DGE-
Fuenitara
3 West Street
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CONSTRUCTION
Located on Mary Street in Goderich, these modern homes will lit
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opeh daily to the public from April 30 to May. 8.
Those "Illue Star Homes" are equipped Natural Gas for
heating, Ivater heating and built-in 000l:inp..
They he happy hopies . , because Natural lessens f
llonlelnaker'S ..\‘',)1•1( 1011.(I, 111a fo easier and more pleasani.
"flu's() '• 1 'duo '4t 'r Ilinnes" also include the 00(110'.0,v 1011).; 1 if
and ellieioney or Natural Gas for ineineration.
UNION
GODERICH
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COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED
CLINTON SEAFORTH
MORE PEOPLE THAN EVER ARE USING NATURAL GAS"
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W:M.S. Meeting
CARLOW, April 26. — The
S.-nith:s Hill W.M.S. held their
Easter thank -offering meeting at
the Township Hall, Carlow, on
April -12. Over 50 ladies at-
tended. Visitors were preselit
from Nile, Auburn, Leeburn,
Ben -miller and the Victoria
Street United caric;reg,ation ef
G derich. -
The meeting began with quiet
music by the -pianist. Mrs.
iFordyce Clark, president, gate
the call to -worship and the in-
vocation. Mrs. Tait Ciark gave
the Easter lesson • wad le•d in
prayer.
Mrs. K. Hazlitt, Benin-111-er, ac-
companied by Mrs. Howard Fea-
gan, sang a lovely solo. Th
offering was received by Mrs.
David Bean and Mrs. Clive'Aflin.
'Mrs. Tait Clark introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. Witham Mc-
Vittie, of Blyth, Who is the im-
mediate past president of Huron
Presbyterial, Mrs. McVittle
brought an especially inspiring
Easter message. Mrs. Lloyd
Young thanked 'the speaker. •
• Mrs. Earl Sherwood, vice-pre-
side-rit, took ''Charge of the busi-
nesg session, reminding the
Members to bring in theirar-
ticles for the bale before the
end of the month. ,‘
Mrs. WM:Treble presided pr..,
the remainder of the meeting.
Mrs. Gordon McOlin'chey, Mrs.
Dun can MacKay and Mrs.
George M1ian, accom,panicd by
Miss Margaret Jackson (all of.
Auburn) sang a very appropriate
Easter number.
Mrs. Trel)le thanked the
guests for sharing -their musical
talents.
Lunch was served under the!,
apable convener, hp of Mrs.!
Arnold Young and an e0jo3-able
seriai half hour was spent.
ut t -in ttc en
';t6amp AviNapva..azte,v1
W.A. Honors
Mrs. W. Ta0or
A ciai-pora.e tsimmursion for
I'Vorinin's• murniters
1w'l; h";1 1 in St.
oise's ("hurch.
1 Dr. K. E. Tsslor wss Lho es's.-
end sj eke f he 75111
antt:rt-,7`i,ry 1 hp f;1ur41'n--.!, ori
the. Woman's Aoxilisry in
aei ..
A happy part -"of this s.,41ce
IV's 1 T1^ e)riferrirs of a Din-.
cestr life mensben'hip on Mrs.,
1 William l'ay',or, M.irket street,'
by the meisilvrs C. ,i1. Gerensse's
W.A. It was in l'','ni.:1i0r1 cf.
her f.iiisfal devotion to- the
w' :k cl 'this br.:ri-'1, e,.2vcially*
her c.;r'itil-.11-„lon of nrany quilts
a nri kn'tted ories whiCh she
m.:(1, ovrr thr.,y.‘arsfar
inonsi s% 'sales. The present-
le.V.en e the friamed ear,tificate
w)s rrLde by the Reet,o4nd the
sold cross pinned nti by
IT. Tie10,1erne,-rPres)l-dent of the
braneh. I
See Our
and;.Traverse Rods
in the -new Oakley &
/*knight Construction Co.
homes on Mary Street.
"Open House" Days
APRIL' 30 — MAY 8
IFYOU ARE ?LAVING 'on NEW DRAPES
or CARPETS for your home, drop in and look over
the large range of drapes and carpet samples at.
F. E. Hibbert & Sods
in Goderich
to pakley • & McKnight
• Construction
We are plea -sed to have played a part in the
construction of these fine homes,