HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-05-05, Page 9+„C • ^fh it's old stove round -up time . and trade-ins ave never been higher ! y q., ♦tf, e.. • • tom. s:r • r. °lila, tt,ljTitv: our 0 . -_. -. rr, real money to you! .1`ry (WITH BILI. ,SMILEYI - ' We have a Oka Defense or- ganization in this country, d am led to believe. None of our ggoVernnents - federal, ' proa�in- eiait :.or muni pal- ows antreh about it, wamtsr+arir. rsrbilr ity for it, or is anxious to' held) finance it. • * *4. • This Civil Defense •outfit sug- gests building bomb shelters, explains about fallout, publishes pamphlets,• tells people in the cities to head for the country when the bomb drops, and has conferences at which speakers urge action. * A few people work hard to make something of it. .But »it has limited funds and little en- couragement, due to puiblic and government apathy:. As a re- sult, OUT Civil Defense is about as useful an article as -a lock Thr the door of a barn from which a horse has just escaped. * * J.. Jost to shoo :h, use ,l Civrl7�efewnse'is, I'm writi�ig this' by candlelight, because the power went off during an elec- trical storm. My furnace is tiff end the house grows colder. , My refrigerator is off and the beer grows warmer. My stove is off and 1 can't even make .•s•so••sn•••sss•s•s•s a Cup of ted .t * b ick 111. up. !IDo you know what Civil De- fense\is doing about this? `Nott- with. lanterns, hot Ogee or emergency sandwiches. Nobody has laded to tell me why the lights are out, or what's being done to get the power on. In fact, a few minutes ago, I called Ottawa and. asked for the head of , Civil Defense, .1 asked `him •' 41X1i1�i .,a. e,s4oi3s, and, the only answers 'he'd give me were :pretty rude ones. Of course it wk's 1 .m,, and he'd 'been astpep. BnaOt do you thin he eared that an entire .com,- rnunity sits ' in blackness, meat rooting.; in .its deepfreezes? * * * If Civil Defense can't handle a little 'Thing lie .'thunder storm, what is it going to do when the ballistic missiles start thudding around. No conceiv- able,number of pamphlets will be much protection against nuclear bombs. * , * * All this has firmed an idea with whidh I've been toying for Years. At this time of year, right across Canada, husbands and wives who have braved the winter together, with tenderness and fortitude, suddenly discover they can't stand each other. The result is a serious rift, and every spring, .thousands of broken homes across the land. * * * Let's examine the basic cause of this annual disintegration of so many marriages. es. There is only o e. eason:.because wo - are not tine inert'''.' t'5' 'a pF but we must accept it calmly and 'deal with it reasonably and with tolerance. �iA3;y1'n.,.Y�:'k ✓'-`���Y�� r':il': 7NYe. „,.I ` ... Mothers Day During <3ld Stove Round -fp Time, you will receive a "higher than ever" allowance for your `old stove on the purchase of a smart, new, automatic gas range. In most cases, the trade-in allowance. will cover the down payment, and the balance can be paid on low easy terms. - THIS ONCE -A -YEAR OFFER IS GOOD FOR A IMITED TIME ONLY, STARTS SATURDAY, ., ARIL23rd AND . ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE llth. Now's the time to dress up your kitchen with a new 4 trolti gas range! .. . ititheR4rig ,of octr • Everyone who,takes ch©jeFREEOld' .takes advanta �Stove Round ge_of the hi a---.ee Op Time has high trade-in values of a new automatic a chance to win during file. On S auto gas range, your.-.. With the purchase y, June 18th name is entered ' If your name is a draw will >n a special your new drawn, You will receive thee held in newgas ran Your. district. Ofd Move Round -Up ge• But remember, this full purchase of ge 7`ime. offer is Price good only during t -;;i. rr,11 4 AUTOMATIC OVEN HEAT CONTROL No need for guesswork. Just set the automatic thermo- stat and you get the exact oven heat required .. . no more ... no less. AUTOMATIC ,TOP BURNER'CONTROL The heat automatically adjusts itself under any utensil used. Foods cannot burn or boil over and there is no wasted fuel. AUTOMATIC 'CLOCK CONTROL' Leddves you free for work or play. It turns on—turns off Our friendly, efficient Home Service De- partment will help you get the most out of, your 'gas appliances. A phone call to • your Union Gas -Company office will bring a free and worthwhile visit from a trained Home Service Representative. - t I , She'll give you special tips on the care and -use of your automatic range, clothes dryer, refrigerator, water heater or incinerator. Her valuable advice can increase the life. and efficiency of your natural. gas appli- ances ... and increase your satisfaction . in their daily use. O SPECIAOOIt4W4R .. paid fo Lova traded -in! the oldest at Goderich French Dry Cleaners. Our service. is a wonderful aid to leisure tor, mother. Periodic cleaning, saves time and work' and is an inexpensive way _ to keep 'Clothes " beautifully, new. The Goderich Signal -Stat NORTH ST. 'W.A. NAMES imps. H. mer led O dexo- 'tro is.1J.119 `WW'man's_A4000-14- ton _ eig- tion meeting of North, Street Church and Mrs, H.' Martin read the Scripture. t... Mrs. L. Weetibro'ok presided. for the business ses4`rion • wh:iieh- .�cj.on,sisted of ^ minutes by Mrs. Mfrs. la, M1oLevd, •piars'age oom- mittee report by Mrs. R. Hughes and corresponding, secrettar-y'; report 'by 11, ^s., W. Kingswell. - Arrangements were made- for entertaining members ,of choir £romiGa1t on Anniversary Sun- day and also to serve? coffee after the Sunday evening ser, • A report of the London Con- ference and 'a meeting in St. Thomas was given by Mrs.. .A. Hamilton and M>rs. H. Taimay Hamilton 'Westibrook. announced the annual mtieebing of Huron Presbytery W.A. to be held in Victoria Street church, May 4. -Mrs. C..Staddart and Mrs. A. Hamilton will be the wellcaming Committee in the •church lobby each Sunday morning during May. •iMen are gentle creatures;-`, kind and generous. But within the breast of every woman, how- ever soft, pretty. and simple she appears, lurks a tiger. At this time of year, the beast emerges, and the housewife pads around, twitching her tail, unsheathing her , yellow, uniblinking`-'eyes at her * * w: No more aware of his fate `than a, tethered gopt, the prey is ..out -on the, lawn, chipping. away with a nine iron, or sitting on the ,porch patching his hip waders, or doing something equally sane` and creative.; rrty, Ni#Y , SUNSET SER 'NADERS Sunset HOW. Admission 75c • PANCING 9.12; X15ti... 'CAB BUYER; Before p,,,.4,,.„� or late model used ear. see us about our ' Low -Coq Financing Service- Ava? - able for either, Dealer or" Private .Bales. , Alexander & Chapman General ' Insurance, • Goderich, Ont. Phone JA 4-9662. -I$ I speak from experience.My wife is tolerable to get along with, as long as the dirty ywea- N ther lasts. But on the first fine Saturday afternoon in spring, the tiger takes over. She stalks around to the back of the house, takes one look, and roars. * * * automatically while you are away. Set' it ... forget it, sand your oven meal is ready to serve when you arrive home. AUTOMATIC GAS BROILER Just turn the control . the heat. comes on instantly' and automa ica y. a gen a blue flame cbnsiu aeLa' the smoke and,gives your food that flame -kissed flavour. - AUTOMATIC GAS RANGES 'For the finest, most economical cooking in the world ... look to the smart new automatic gas ranges. They are cooler-, cleaner and completely automatic. "AT YOUR SERVICE" Miss Eileen Kennedy Miss Kennedy is the Home Service Repre- sentative of Union Gas Company in the orthern District • and is a graduate , in Home Economics from Macdonald Institute of Guelph. SEE YOUR GAS APPLIANCE DEALER TODAY UNION OR° COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMrrr► GODERIOH �smeses�ssssss•••••s•s+ oi•••ss•••••s•••OO•Asi CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND ' HOUSING CORPORATION AND ONTARIO. DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT SEALED TENDERS, plainly ,niarked as to content and ` ad- dressed to the undersigned will be received up to 2.00 P.M., E.D,S.T., THURSDAY, ' v AY 19, 1960 FOR THE LANDSCAPING In short, it is spring cleaning time. At least once an hour she bursts into either tears or invective. Personally, I think this spring cleaning kick is a form of mental illness. If a' woman keeps her house clean all year, -why go into "a frenzy in the vernal season? If those stovepipes, piles of ashes and wet -leaves have . been" -lying int the ba'ctz yard -alt winter; a- few-- more ew-more weeks won't hurt. But gentle, kindly men don't argue with tigers. They either shoot them or run. The first! alternative is against the law. The second is impossible, bc- ca•use once the siege is ono the drawbridge is raised, and re -1 treat is cut off. * * * And here is where Civil De- fense comes in, 1 propose that we take the entire budget and o ivi personnel f C I Defense, change its name to Home De- fense, and put it, to ' work at something useful,, preserving. the home and family. * * *. Funds currently being wasted on pamphlets and conferences would be funneled, into the building of hostels for husbands. These would be simple, homey places, with beds, -.a 'bar, billiard room, card room and' dining room. They would be located adjacent , to golf courses and ,;.rout streams. *. * * Legislation would ,be passed allowing any •man to enter any of these hostels for, a retreat, during April ' and May for as • USING UNITS ON hang .ar_short_a-_period-as,--h THE F.P. 4!58 PROTECT AT wished. His. only- cequirement$ GODERICH, ONTARIO, for admission would be a mar- riag certificate and the pass- wortf "Tiger's Loose." Plans, specifications and forms of tender can be obtained at the address shown below. A Deposit of $10,00 is requir- ed for each set of plans, specifi- cations and documents. This de- posit 'is forfeited if plans, speci; fiet.tions and documents are not NEW 4-H CLUBS ARE FORMED IN DISTRICT Three more 4H clubs have been organized in Huron County -by D. (r. Grieve, associate -agri- received at this office intact and 'cu:!tural representative, In the in good condition on"or before the tenth day following ' the date of contract award Hay Townslnp hall at Zurich, as Zurich 411 Calif Club was organ- ized with 17 members enrolled. James Richardson & Sons Ltd. "Serving the Feed Dealers of Western Ontario" PHONE. JA 48388, GODERICH The" -public is invited to attend the Annual Meeting and Banquet Huron Liberal Association (as constituted for Federal Purposes) „, CANADIAN LEGION HALL, CLINTON FRIDAY, MAY 6:? -1960 Dielner'•7 p"riz:� ": '' NE'L�"etiri�i2S3F: �i:tt� ° .. "GUEST SPEAKER -HON. J. W. PICK'ERSGILL, M.P., °for•rner Minister of Citizenship and Immigration. Tickets for the Banquet available from Municipal Chairmen Hugh Hawkins, Clinton, Pres. Roy Lamont, Zurich, Treas. Harold Shore, Goderichi,' Secretary. 1748 Ebb Ross SAYS— Men' buy Life Insurance not be- cause they are going to die but be- cause their ` families are going to live. _ , Life Insurance is money bought on instalments for future delivery. Let's talk it over. EBB M. ROS., Representative, Goderich, -Ont. Ask about our eomplete,•range• of' Group ;benefits. • ASMA GE compAror• visa; 788. �'f'�VjQ,t!/V //FADOPT/CE:WATERLOO,ONTAR/0 - Two clubs were organized Each tender must be accoin- ;''>e 1 u -know Town Hail. The panied by„a Security Deposit of Dungannon 441 Calf Club has five percent (5''0 of the Total Chester Finnigan, R.R. 1, Dun - Tender Price. Such Security De- yannon, and John Clark, H.R. 5, Goderich, as leaders. Twenty membcrs enrolled and named as -pre: ident Tamieson Ribcy, R.R. (1, Goderich; vice president, Leroy Sower'wy, R.,R. 1, Port secretary, Bob McNeil, ed as Security Deposit. How- R.R. 1. Port Albert: press secre- ever, the bidder may, at -.his tart', ,Betty Smyth, R.R. 2, posit shall be retained by Cen- tral Mortgage and Housing Cor- poration to ensure due •perform- ance of the Contract. Certified Cheque For Negotiable Dominion of Canada Bonds will be accept - option, submit at his expense. a Bid -Bond in the amount of 10'.ti of the Total Tender Price` as an alternative. All cheques are to be made payable to the Auburn. The T•ucknow 4 -IT Calf Club will have as Ieaders Tfim Tcl'ctd, Fred McQui'llin, George Ken- nedy and Andrew Gaunt. all of order of Central Mortaaae and Lucknow. Officers of the 14- Nousing C'orrnration. The low- member club are: president, est or AM tender not neces,ar-,'Gary Rintottl;. w}uitcchtzrch; vice ily accepted., president, Terry Wilson, R.R. 2, I,;uckr,ow; secretary, Joanne Al - H. J. Petursson, P. Eng., ton, R.R. 7, L•ucknow; press sec - Regional Engineer • retary, Marjorie Alton, R.R, 3, 'Central Mortgaar? and Lueknow,. Housing Corporation, The first Canadian f'l"lyenipiv 650 Lawrence Ave. West, winner was Etienne Dc!:snrarteau, Toronto 19, Ontario. who wan the gold medal in the • ,8 hammer throw at St 'Louis in seeeeeetoorssi••••••ss 1904. ONLY 810.00 bowN Complete with Bagging Attachment, Leaf Mulcher 99.95 10 -Inch hand -propelled model. Also 21 -inch, hand and self-propelled models i 1, VACUUM -CLEANS YOUR LAWP'lI The New Toro Whirlwind cuts grass as no other rotary does -With a new "Wind Tunnel” action° that freezes each blade of grass upright for a crisp, clean cut ... then blows clip- pings into the bagging attachment. And not only does this revolutionary mower• bag your grass clippings, but also leaves, twigs, lawn litter -all are sucked up by the Whirlwind's super -vacuum and deposited in the bag for easy disposal. The secret is inside the Whir'lwind's unique housing --an exclusive Toro design. It has none of the indenta- tions and corners that cause ordinary rotaries to form clumps -clipping's have a clear track'too be blown into the bag or dispersed uniformly over your lawn! 3 -season woritsaver! Us`eour new Toro Whirlwind for spring clean-up,.sutnmer mowing, fall leaf dispoeall Come in for .a free demonstration! THACK SALfS AND: SERVICE 115 St. David St. GOclorkCh .tt..22