HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-11-17, Page 9ST. HELENS
ST. HELENS,' Nov. 14. --Re-
cent 'visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Allan 'Miller were
Mr. and Mrs. Chester. Corbett,
of Barrie, and, Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Corrigan, M Cookstown.
Miss Mary Bea Purdon is a
patient in 'Wingham hospital
with .ixneuiuol :a ,,.We wish Mary
,.drrecovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Street and
_fantiiry, of Listowel; were -IT=
.... ,.oe � �rlsitors. ast_.the.'.hon:>:e. of,_
Mr, and Mrs. 'William IPurdon
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson
and sons, of Exeter, spent, the
week -end with her parents, Mr.
a,,nd Mrs. Gordon 'McPherson.
iVYr.
,and Mrs. James Douglas,
of Mitchell, spent Saturday with,
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Mr. and Mrs. John .Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. Caineron Douglas
and son, of Hamilton, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron.
The Fall Thankoffering meet-
ing of W.M.S. will be held on
November 22 in the church.
Guest .speaker will be Mrs. Jack-
son, of AUwood, who 'will speak
on "A New Women's Organiz-
ation." An invitation has been
extended. -4 ;.A►t.hac14,,Brack anal
�Wlriteohureli W.M.S.' - -,"r1
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Pearce,
of Brantford, and- .Mrs --Charles
lode}ns, .o£:; V►1.4 hams yu. i~'
edit' visitors with their sister,
Mrs. Harvey Webb, and Mr.
Webb.
Mrs. �G•ordon 'McIntyre and
Donald, 'of Richmond Hill, visit-,
ed over the • week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. W. I. Miller and Isabel.
Visitors . over the week -end
Don't miss the dance this
Saturday night, Nov. 19th, at the
Goderich Arena.
Dancing from 8.30 'til 12, to
"Stew and his Collegians,"
and its just $2.00 a couple.
QNTARIO,
"Department of Highways, Ontario',
AUCTION SALE AT'
OWEN SOUND
ONTARIO
SD -60--1311
The Department of Highways offers for sale by Public
Auction the following: --
a •2 only, 1947, 6 T2n International Trucks.
1 only, 1945, 10 Ton F.W:D. Truck.
1 only, 1951, Ferguson Traitor.
2= 61-dyr :195•.' Frgusomgrackars- ,witirr-Mowero and 711",
F. E. Loader.
1 only, 1942, Lincoln Weldgr (Portable).
TERMS: -CASH OR CERTIFIED CHEQUE (Cheque to
be made payable to the Department of Highways of
Ontario.)
Successful Bidders shall claims the purchased articles
within five days (5 days) from the date of the Auction
or articles will be subject to resale.
Items to be sold on an "AS IS WHERE IS" basis.
AUCTION SALE to be held At the D.H.O. Yard, Owen
Sound, Ontario.
ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,
1960, at 1,15 P M. ' Local Time.
Items may .be inspected from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 .0.m.
daily till the time of, sale. '
Further information may be obtained from: -
W. Schwandt, OR -
District Stsrre$ Ssl.p_ervisor, Stored Disposal„Unit,
Department of 'Highways, Downsview, Ontario.
Owen Sound, Ontario. Department of Highways,
0 -DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS,
'ONTARIO; •
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with Nir. and Mrs. .Lorne Woods'
were Miss Donna Woods, of the!
K. -W. Hospital staff; Mr. Ray;
Hawley, of _Oshawa; Mrs. Mabel
Murdie and Mrs. Mel Brown, of
Kitchener.
Remembrance Day Observed.`
----The annual Remembrance
Day service was held on -Sun-
day, November113 in St. Helens'
Hall. The service Was in charge!
4f ltev. 11; F. 'Green with special l
ramie' f?y h&thoire7ii ': i
speaker was Rev. Howard'
S.1 ipp,.-of Lucknnw, who 'based'
'his address, ct&Aev'e .boos,- i%.
'•Vfrs.'iClaire"Johnston sang a solo,
"It Took a Miracle." Wreaths
were 'placed by Mrs. Lorne
Durnin, who had lost a brother
in the war; 'for the Legion by
Mr. Harold Ritchie; for the Aux-
iliary, by Mrs. Alex Purvis. The
"Last Post" was sounded by
Mr. "Bud" Orr. The service
was under the auspices of the
Women's Institute. .
Recent visitors with Mr. 'and
MrS. George Stuart 'were: Mr.
and ;Mrs. George McGr•eg.or and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGregor
and Sandy, of Hamilton,'" and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGregor, of
Kinca'rd'ine.
-Mr. A. G. Webb is 'again'a
patient in Wingham hospital.
We 'wish him improved health.
Womens' Institute Meets. --
The November meeting ;of the
W.I. was held on November 8
and opened with the Institute
Ode ,and Mary Stewart Collect
repeated in unison. The roll
call, "Something I plan to do
in the winter months," was an-
‘swered by 26 ladies. The treas-
urer reported $167.78 on hand.
The assistant treasurer report
ed the flower fund had $715 on
hand. The short course, "Home
Care of the Sick," was to' be held
in November but it was -'decided
to cancel it for this year. Filial
.arrangements.LLar the Armistice
service for Sunday, November
13, were made. .A two -minute
silence was held in memory of
P valued member, Mrs. Wallace -
Miller, who 'passed away sine
the-iast.,,meetin'g:,,:: M•ns ..'Qhaylie
McDonald. read a poem -_and -Mrs.
William Rutherford played "Be-
yona theSu.nset." Mrs. Charlie
McDonald gave a r•ei ort of the
W.I. convention held in,Landon.
Plans 'were made for a ,poi luck
supper to be held on ,Saturday,
November 118, at 7 o'clock,
'planning committee are Mrs.
Barbour, Mrs. DeBo-er, Miss W.
D. Rutherfor'd., Mrs. Rice and
Mrs. Fred McQuillin, and pro-
gram committee are Mr's. Mc-
Neil, 'Mrs. 'Harold Gaunt and
Mrs. William Rutherford. The
admission was ,set at 50c - fo
adults and /school children 25c.
This 'being "Education Week,"
Mrs. Gordon McPherson had a
reading on this subject. The
guest speaker for the meeting
was the district presid,ent,"Mrs.
Ott Poha._
to'pi:c; "The Beauty of Our
Country." ,A. well prepared
motto,. "Take off your hat to
`.he past and` your coat to the
future," was given by Mrs. Har -
b -Id -"Gaut -it: _`MYrs-R nand 'iVIrs.
I.
C. MacDonald, had attended the'
WI. Rally at.Auburn and pre-
sented short reports. Miss Ruth-
erford gave a reading relating
to Armistice Day. Mrs. Chester
Taylor favored with a pa.
solo. Mrs. Ross Gammie demon-
strated the art of making and
shaping rolls. Lucky numbers
were drawn on the rolls and the
winners were Mrs. Jim Aitche-
son, Mrs. William Stewart, of.
n 2?9j ii 4-140,, iKagct u
'erford. -'Mrs. Gammie presented
a cook book to. each lady, court
est obi ,bin_
61i'gwed, served` by the host-
esses,
ost
esses Mrs. Frank McQui+llin and
Mrs. Allan Miller.
w .
Taylor's Corner
TAYLOR'S CORNER, Nov. 15.
-Sunday , visitors with Mrs.
Alice East and Mrs. Pete Harri-
son and Jim were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Harper, Of, London.
A number front this commun-
ity were guests at the Hicks -
Tomkins 'wedding Saturday
evening in Toronto. .
Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder
lea've today, for their winter
borne in Florida.
' The sympathy of the com-
munity is, extend -ed to Mr. and
Mrs. Le'on'ard Rodges and family,
in the death of Mrs. Rodges'
mother, Mrs. Fitzgerald, , of
Dunnville. Mr. and Mrs. Bodges
and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Rodg.es
attended the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Oke and
three 'boys, Zurich, spent the
Week -end with Mr. and.. Mrs.
Irvine Oke.
'Week end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. George Ginn were Mrs.
Ginn's daughter, Mrs. S. R:
Walters, Mr. Walters and Judy,
ofOttawa. -
Mr. and Mrs. George MeNall,
Blyth, spent, Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Sam McNall
OBITUARY
..romg„a.. ..
A..sumrrrer,.,..vi sitorrat.:Gaderrchc�'-
for, -the past 15 years; John J.
Fraser,'73, of Farmington, Mich-
igan, died at 'phis home last
Thursday. He was the grandson
of Rev. 'MT. Fraser, first Presby-
terian minister at God,erich in
1856. Rev. Mr. Fraser was the
moving factor in the building
of _'the first 'Knox Presbyterian
Church on East, street. ti
m -
retired insurance copany
auditor, he lived mostof his
life in the Detroit area. He was
born in Windsor and moved' to
Detroit at an early age. He was
' -member of the Westministef
Pres'by'teriln Church. Ten years
ago he retired from his position
with -the Royal 'Globe Insurance
Company.
He is survived only by lois
`Ge_tiFuneral service
was held from the Neely funeral
nome, Meyers road, -Detroit, on
Monday; November 14, with in=
terrnent taking place in WoQd-
mere cemetery. Dr. John A
-officiated:
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Whitewall tires optional.ai extra cost.
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Model illustrated: Fleetside,pickup. One of Chevrolet's
job -:Whipping litre -of -sig -lightweights: ---------
THE TRUCKS THAT RIDE SMOOTHER,
rw WORKHARDER, LAST LONGE'R!
,ivFi.3: e
Just a year ago, Chevy came -up with a torsion bar independent
front suspension and has already put Some 300,000 Chevrolet
trucks with it out on jobs.
The ride that results from Chevy's suspension design is making
life a lot easier for drivers. (Just ask them!) It's taking better
dareof loads, the fragile kind thati,used to cost somebody
money if they were bounced around. Chevy's ride also enables
truck owners to revise their buying habits and work their trucks
longer before they trade. This follows naturally. The trucks take
Tess of a beating. There's Tess stress on sheet metal. Less abuse
to tires. Less pounding to wear out parts before „their time.
The upshot of it is you either save money or earn more of it,
or both. And you couldn't ask a truck to do more than that.
See your dealer.
'61 CHEVROLET
KINGSTON STREET
ORDINARY 1 -BEAM FRONT
AXLE. All trucks had it at
one time: a stiff -beam de-
sign that transmits road
shock and vibration from
.one wheel to the other and
up to the chassis, cab and
the load.
CHEVY'S INDEPENDENT
SUSPENSION. Each wheel
• flexes independenfly, keeps
the truck and the load level
with the road; minimizes
tire abuse as well as stress
and strain on chassis and
cab.
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
TRUCKS
ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC
Phone JA 4-9311
ONTARIO'S L,itiRGE57 HOME FURNISHERS
LAST CAL -L
FINAL THREE DAYS
The God,ear;lcr, Thursday 'N4$i tuber
Sfgna€l,�ta
7
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DAMS Spectacular Smoke and Damage Sale
Continues Through This Week with Seasonal Savings !
FLOOR LAMPS
Modern Designs
� FANTASTIC REDUCTIONS Qn
:f
• Bedroom Suites • Kitchen Suites' LAMPS '
• Chesterfield and Davenport Suites $8.95 &UP
• Refrigerators • Electric Ranges
• Washing Machines and Appliances •ss
1,c
• 3 -Piece BEDROOM SUITE in Walnut Finish Comprising ,
Ctotib e-D.tessei -- B.aakycase aed a•ncLC,Iiest. &Mk. - S P ECLA.L$1 9.._
SOFA BEDS1b--KROENLER-L ire Quality Frieze- -Re . 149- SALE$99:
2 Piece .CHESTERf1ELD SUITE
-
1005 NYLON COVERED -
Reversible Air -foam Cushions -Turquoise, Beige or Brown
Regularly $249.95
SALE PRICE $'I99.00
1 ONLY - 2Piece. CHESTERFIELD SUITE by Kroehler-
/(- LIpkwlster-ed-in Turquoi"se
Regularly $299.95On Sale at .$229.00
,AII Merchandise -Has Been Treated by ';Air Kemp" for Smoke Odor
TELEPHONE TABLE and SEAT
Modern Vinyl Covers
REG-.- $17.95 Sale $14.50
BUNK'. BEDS
- Spring Fillet' attresses -
Special Prit>e-Re '. $99.95
SALE
$69.95
COFFEE. TABLES
and
END TABLES
Reg. $1'4.95
SALE SPECIAL
$9.95
5 -Pc. CHROME
KITCHEN SUITES
o +p
Reg. $69.95
SALE $36.95
RECLINER CHAIRS
HEAVY QUALITY FABRICS and LEATHERETTE
' Reg, $89.95
Stile $69.88
SPECIAL.
KROEHLER BEDROOM SUITE
- IN LIGHT OAK FINISH
NO -MAR TOPS - - - - HEAVY TILT MIRROR
• Double Dresser
• :Four- Draw -e -r --Chest
• Bookcase Bed
Reg. $369.00 Sale$259.00
MAGAZINE RACKS
Newest Designs
$2.95 AND Up`
-Axminster
RUGS by Harding
6 x 9 -- R e v
$69:9.5 - SALE 39 9 5
$109.00 - SALE 79.00
9 x 12 - Beg.
SERTA Mattresses
•
Smooth Top - Excellent Ticking
Reg. $59.95 - SALE SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS OPPORTUNJTY
Use Our Lay -Away Plant ,
BUY YOUR
Expensive Gifts Now
at .
REMARKABLE SAVINGS
$39.00
Continental BEDS
' Smooth Top - Reg. $89.00-
Sale
89.00Sale $64.50
REGENT COMBINATION Freezer -Refrigerator
Full Width Freezer --- Double Crisper
$399.95
Reg. $299.0O
SEEING IS BELIEVING -- Call in NOW
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UP TO
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