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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-09-15, Page 12The ' Ggderich Signal -Star, Thursday, September 115th, 1960 DEAL lug[, � Ctf[l ft.t DEAL The '61 Models Are JUST About iHER-So We Are Still Clearing Our Lot At H ge Discount Prices 17 SoId Last Wee.kend .33 i tiliT Go - ata' :.'isc�unt of New -Cars a:nd -60 -RAMBLER "Deluxe" 4 door sedan. Brand new. SAVE ' $427.00 Demonstfators 60 .RAIN18PR "Super" 4 door sedan. Demonstrator. SAVE $60=0.00 59. DODGE 57 PLYMOUTH .......;:nvcry. ixtigl:.4,Tdoor' se. ang1 anew coral and white; automatic trans :4 Clean inside and out. WAS $1795.00. NOW- $1,49 5.00 57 PLYMOUTH "Savoy V8" 4 door sedan. 2 -tone White' and turquoise, radio, auto- matic trans. 22,000 one -owner Miles. All this for only $1,69 5.00 57 FORD V8 2 door Ranchwagon, Al con- dition. WAS $1795.00., NOW, $1, 595 .00 "Regent 6" 4 door sedan. Low mileage, very clean) Was $2295:0 NOW A $1,99 5.00 .58 ,.DODGE "Custom Royal" Lancer, 2 door H.T,, power steering and brakes. k very sharp model. - WAS $2495.00. NOW $ 2,15 0.00 58 METEOR "Rideau 500" sedan, ,V8, auto- matic, low mileage. WAS $1995.00. NOW $1 '750.00. 588 DODGE "Regent" 4 door sedan, V8, auto- matic. Sold new by us. WAS 51995.00. NOW $1,750.00, 57 CHRYSLER "Windsor" 4 door sedan. Power brakes, automatic trans., custom radio, whitewalls, etc. 28,000 ac- tual one -owner miles. Original Price Reduced $400.00 - 56 DODGE "Custom Royal V8" 4 door sedan. 3 -tone paint. Polder steering -and brakes, whitewalls, etc. This is still a real good car and is. priced for quick sale at $1,395.00 56 FORD "Mainline" coach. V8 motor, spotless condition. Now priced at only . $1,275.00 " 56 DODGE "Custom Royal" 2 door., Hardtop. Power •steering, and brakes, auto - Matic trans. Custom radio, white- walls, etc. This is• a beautiful lux- ury automobile. WAS. 51750.00. NOW $1,575.00 56 . DODGE "Regent 6" 4 door sedan. This is a real sharp low mileage car, just traded on a new car. SPECIAL PRICE ONLY $1,29.5.00 "Crusader 6" 4 door sedan. So - lex glass, wheel .discs, w -s washers. 24,000 actual miles. WAS $1695.00: -m NOW $1',395.00 • 57 FORD "Customtine„6" 4 door sedan. 2 - tone blue, custom radio. A real sharp local 'car. Priced for quick •sale. NOW $1,595.00• 56 PLYMOUTH "Savoy 6" 4 door sedan, auto- matic trans., 2 tone, wheel covers. This car came from Quebec where .they uie no salt. 30,000 one -owner • miles. • WAS 51495.00. - NOW $1,350.00 55 PONTIAC 6 cyl." coach, custom built radio. Good shape and priced at only $950.00 TRADE' , -- CASH 55. DODGE 2..:atogr- bMSuburkxalxT is yl=- w`= = paints in -excellent condiiion+.�^�Y1iAS 51195.00. 'NOW $995.00 5.5° METEOR "Niagara V8 coach. Owned by a local school teacher and mus4 be seen. to be appreciated. Save $200.00 55 PLYMOUTH 2 door Suburban. Good motor and tires and priced at only (as is). $695.00 5- DESOTO 5 53 METEOR f, - .Nria ! 1�firLar�t ,`NWi• gara.:,SEB-. see}ana matic trans. and radio_ One -owner. - and low mileage. $495.Q0 -52 CHEVROLET ' 6 cyl. sedan.. Radio. Cheap transportation. $27.5.00 ti • 52 PONTIAC 6 cyl. sedan. Priced ' to sell. With radio. • $199.00 "Fireflite" 4 door sedan. Full power equipment. Formerly own- ed by a prominent local lawyer. this car' cost $6,000 new and can be bought for the giveaway price of only $1,195.00 54 DODGE "Mayfair 6" 2. door Hardtop. Automatic trans., power steering, etc. Make an offer on this little gem. 54 : NASH "Statesman" 4 door sedan. Re- built motor, twin 'beds, custom radio. Good tires. WAS $695.00. NOW $475.00. 53 FORD "Customl'ine" 4 door sedan. Cus- tom radio. Only . $525.00'' 53 PONTIAC - "Deluxe" 4 door sedan. Body only fair but runs real good. A steal at ' $295.00, 53 DODGE 2 door Suburban, runs real good. New paint, good tires: Only 695 00 53 DODGE, "Regent 6" 4 door sedan. This little car is still like a new one. REDUCED • $100-.00_ TERMS 50•, FORD. V8 coach, in good running oiler. A steal at $85.00 41 DODGE "Kingsway Special" 4 door sed- an. You must -'see it to believe it. TRUCKS 5.3 , CHEVROLET ton Pickup, good stock racks, body 'and motor. WAS $550.00. NOW $ 500.00 • 48 DODGE 1 ton Express with van body, rebuilt motor, good tires WAS • 5550.00. • NOW $500.00 SPECIAL BON 50 Gallons ofGas, FREE with all '57 to '59 cars °. sold this weekend. MARGARET SEAGER CLUB REPORTS ARE DELIVERED The Margaret Seager Club met in St. George's Parish Hall on Monday evening with 23. members present. The president, Mrs. Jack Seaman, called for reports from the secretary, Mrs. J. Stephens. and the treasurer, Mrs. H. M. Ford. The results of the July coffee party and bake sale,. were most gratifying. Plans were made for a rummage. sale in Octobe .and. large bake sale, December. r max.. After the meeting, the;Mem- bers were entertained by slides • and comments of his Eti.ropean tour by the rector, Dr. K. Tay- lor. Slides were •shtrwn of Dr,. and Mrs. Taylor's trip to Italy, Germany, Denmark, Norway and' Scotland. They were extremely interesting and colorful. Tea was served by . the tea committee consisting -of Mrs. J. Hindmarsh, Mrs. W. Prest and Mrs. J. Murison. AIR SHOW AT CENTRALIA ON SATURDAY Fresh from the C.N.E., the Golden Hawks -seven precisi•g,n- perfect pilots -will be taking part in Air Force Day at the ROAF, Centralia, on Saturday, September 17. Their 20 -minute show includes LI sequence of loops, rolls, cross- overs, 'bomibursts, "Cuban - eights" and "rhubarbs," all of which are standard manoeuvres for RCAF fighter pilots but are carried out in tight, formation by the Golden Hawks. b �, ht yr .,r. .ah< ot: ,sh6xt.,a.,aneeting„ .the._. mem'her& °fassens -his -eyes�tln.thei*vjet mime, :0m10elizaAioltabie;,eX,eaaan is to follow in and out of the at a wiener and corn roast held intricate formation patterns. at Bogie's Beach. PERSONALS. Among the 101 student nurses who registered at Victoria Hos- pital School of Nursing, Lan - .ton, - on Tuesday were: Jane* Heather Cowan, Bayfield, and Judith Ellen Mothers, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morris, of Winnipeg, Man., were guests of Mrs. 'Mary Morris, St. David's street, last week, and also visit- ed. with.•ather..xelatives. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Hewitt,' 'of Tprei to, spent the week -end Ili MX Y,and' M1 IL ' Earl Elliott, St. David's s•tieet. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser McTavish and son, Jim, Windsor --are spending a - few days visiting friends in Goderidh. Mr. Peter Prevett, son of Mr, and Mrs. Stan Prevett, has en- rolled at Pickering leellege,, Newmarket; and Miss Patricia Prevett will be attending the University of, Western Ontario. Miss Judith Mathers, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mothers, West street, left this week' for `lictoria Hespital, Lon- don, where she has enrolled in the School of Nursing. Mr. and' Mrs. Ernest Chilcott, of Toronto, were week -end guests of Mrs. Wm. Sallows and Mrs. J. E. Whitely. Mrs. Whit- ely returned to Toronto with them for a holidaly. BETA SIGMA PHI PLAN FOR "RUSHING SEASON" •A large number of Beta Sigma Phi members attended a meet- ing to discuss plans for the coming rushing season. 'It was held at the home of Martha Deunsch. Installation of officers will take place at the next meeting. Preparations were made for a progressive dinner. After a waning Until 9 p.m: GODERIC; All problems of signalling and' pattern techniques are rehears- ed -and -double-checked on. the ground before the actual flight is made. Materials from the -RCAF Sta- tion, Clinton, will also be on display at Centralia. The "Red Knight" Which last year per- formed• at Air Force Days and national air shows will appear again this year at Centralia Sta- tion on Saturday. A cordial welcome is extend- ed to the general public to at- tend the air show.. FIRST MEET OF SEASON FOR AUBURN 4-H CLUB AUBURN, Sept. 13. -The Ida White Group of the C.O.C. of ,..e t.exan. Church met with the president, Mnrjofle Youngbiut, n in charge. The flags were held by Cheryl Stew- art and Margaret Young'blut. The assistant leader, Mrs. Don- ald Haines led -•tike worship period. Prayer was given by Darlene Stewart and the offer- ing was 'received by Wayne Scott. The leader, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, told the - story of an. African boy. The first Meeting of the Au- burn 411 Club was held at the home of the assistant leader, Mrs. Ed. Davies, with 16 girls present. The project for this fall term is "The Club Girl En- tertains." Election of new of- ficers resulted as follows: pre- siden•t, Shirley Brawn; 1st vice- president, June Baechler; sec- retary, Bernice McDougall; press secretary, Margaret San- derson. The leader, Mrs. Aud- rey Meehan, explained to the girls the duties of the girls as club members. Mrs. Davies' de- monstrated evmonnstrated how to arrange a dining room bosuquet using pink gladioli. stressing the -import- ance of a -low container and the flowers arranged in a low posi-• aon in the center of the table. The meeting which was held an the lawn was closed with treatts far all. Work like sixty in '60 and you won't_have _ •to: work like and after you're'60. 00116000011•11000411.110,1/6111011 Ormandy Jewellery, INTRODUCES FALL FAIR DATE Bayfield - Blyth Sept. 28, 29 ,... Sept. 20, 21 Brussels Sept.,29, $0 Exeter • Sept. 21, 22 Sept. 30, Oct. 1 Sept. 30, Oct. 1 , Sept. 15, 16 Sept. 29,, 30 Sept. 26, 27 Fair) Sept 12 to •17 Mitchell Sept. 27, 28 Palmerston Oct. 5, 8Parkhill . Sept. 22, 23 Ripley Sept. 23, 24 St. Marys Oct. 7, 8 Seaforth Sept. 22, 23 Stratford Sept. 19-21 S'trathr•oy Sept. 217, 28 Tavistock Sept. 9, 10 Teeswater .... ........ ..... Oct. 4,5 Toronto (Royal Winter Fair) Nov. 111 to 19 Zurich .. Sept. 24 arid 26 International Plowing �Matoh, Elg;n County, Springfield, oet. 111 to 14 Ford&vich Hanover Kincardine. -Kir-kaon Listowel London (Western s.oxG DTLTMIX PATTERN in THS'IH[T.T SIIYIOTATI Bring glorious new elegance to your table with "Song of Autumn" Beauty and value for a lifetime! See it today! s CULBERTS' I< � . c� BAKERY - * FRIDAY and SATURY CAKE SPECIAL PUMPKIN SPICE CAKE- 40c We Are. Exclusive Retailer inthisdistrict for tiIl.M. rYr6=:k:.w�u•�.!s.ti. 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