HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-12-08, Page 101$; The God ich Signal -Star, Thursday, December 8th, 1960
Btiyung- inIg it a good type to buy. Grade
8 turkeys lack finish and may
Tipt For ue have a bit of bluish coloring
which indicate -s less fat than the
other two grades.
'There is every indication that Buying a barge bird, besides
there Will be an ample supply being less expensive, has the
�.
for,
Of uz`ke the coma hull- . � , . ,�
�t sn o
yo� adtvarii�if�,E, of allowin�„�you to cut
dry S,ea'sQxt..:-. And there shou1�i al .:ln.<, ilhor-luarter ' or haloes
- ..0 sg4...1
.,.3�`a!'" �;`'��y'u�"lc�pons, end - freeze part for -1•ater-' Wei
roasters, ducks and geese. All Many, people fail to realize that
these forms, of poultry should f• r ers can be
W-1 ,; tti� ,: ;l 1 handled in same gay. that'
and frozen forms, according r -to
the Ontario Department of Agri-
cu]ture Poultry Science Depart-! QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ
trient At the O.A.C. 1. Which province has,the great
Both frozen and fresh'Ipoultry
axe handled in the same way at i est fresh -water arca?
the processing plant. Then fresh, 2. In dollar value What was the
birds/ are packed in ice and leading product of Canada's
those to be frozen are vacuum.' mining industry in 1959?
Packed and quick frozen. I,ii-'3, What was the cost last year
deed, frozen poultry is often of interest on the federal pub -
best because they can be killed lic debt?
to'peak"candbtion, whereas birds '4. When it -1s twelve noon at
for sale fresh merely ,gain ex-�r Winnipeg, Man,,, what is the
cess fat in the interval. time at Vancouver, B.C., and
Turkey remains the prime( at Halifax, N.S.?
favorite. at Christmastime. The :5. What is the estimated cost of
main grades found4in the stores family allowance payments in
are special,,Grade A and Grade : the current year?
B. Special is the top bird and j ANSWERS: 5. Half a billion
it will have the most fat on it, dollars. 3. $738,209,000. 1. -Que-
as well as the best amount of:bec. 4. At Vancouver, B.C., 10
meat cm the breast_ Grade A a.m.; at Halifax, N.S., 2 p.m.
will not have as much fat and ; 2. Petroleum with a 'value of
will have a good coveting of'5427 million.
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LOW WEEK -END FARES
Good going from Friday
morning until 2 p.rn.
Sunday. Return leaving up,
to Monday midnight
TAKE l'HE FAMILY.
Ask for ECONOMY COACH
return tickets for 2 or
more. Available anywhere
in Canada on fares over
$5:00
A !UI id e ekes Id I Chr as
gift—brings Loved ones home for i o loafs
See your Local CNR Agent fpr
details and reservatlon8
Debbie Selmes makes her first appearance as Poster Child
for the 1960 campaign to raise funds for the fight against
muscular dystrophy. Debbie is representative of the many
thousands of children whose hopes , for the future are de-
pendent on the untiring efforts of medical research workers
supported by a generous public.
Weddln'..brid:.�'s brother, Irwin Campbell,
ushered.
For- travelling to Niagara
'Fa :s and New York. State, the
DIEHL —CAMPBELL 1 aside chose g white wool dress
with. powder• bide coat and ac -
The home of the bride's par- cessories. The young couple
ents, Lucknow, was Uhe setting l will reside in Goderich.
on Sa.turdias.,zfor, the....msarr,iage+,
of "Gertrude Campbell and Don Ieebreaker *1"a
aid --Diehl. Reverend G. W.
Kaiser officiated. The bride is:
she daughter of t and :Vl, flonvoy Boats
G:. nweecf Campbell, R.R. 2,'
l.t,�know, and the groom's par-:
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward',
Diehl, of Goderich. ' 'Phe scheme for conyoying the
Given., in marriage by her last ships down in the fall from
'father, the bride wore a bal-; the Lakcl'iead to lower lake,
lerina-length gown of white net:ports and preceding the first
and Chantilf:y' lace- over satin.: sni s upin the spring with the
The bodice, trimmed with seed i p b
pearls and sequins, was- design -a new Canadian Marine Service
ed With a bateau neckline and/icebreaker "Alexander Henry"
lily -point sleeves. A pearl will •be- tried this year: If -this
tudded tiara held her elbow -1 experiment is successful, the
length veil and :she carried -an i scheme will be put into regular
arrang'ernent of red roses with:iiradtice. • '
streamers of lily of the valley. The advantages are to the
Mrs. William Stewart was her effect that light stations and
si er'ns- _T'rafr err oafP-hu'rr'ot7- weal`= •brio-ys-on— t hes-cove--r$ea-ehes- oR
Ling a gown of powder blue net the lakes may be kept in oper-
and lace over satin with match- ation later in the fall and re -
leg feather hat. She carried a commissioned earlier in the fol
bouquet of red roses. Mrs. lowing spring. It also assures
R.:;)ert:,_._Straughan. sister of. fie shippang_-._:thaL .01e—icebreaker-
bride,
t1ie—icebreaker.bride, ware pink net and lace will precede them in ice &h-
over satin with matching -lea- structions on the course to the
',her hat and .the carried a bou- Lakehead in, the spring and
quet of red roses, , . that she will still be available to
Groomsman was Garnet Diehl, convoy them -into frozen over
brother of the groom and the ports on the fakes in the fall.
Strangers Are Offenders
TrafficSigns o CautionAgainst
. ion a .DrivingThe Square
"CYST- sus,. t r
n ea a1 .r
c w ^6n f w.
To warn motorists—most of new sign to be creethd i3Lrfm '1 he im pe. tion report from'
gbhem strangers to. Go terich-- of Gaderieh Frew* Dry Clean "Phe Ocean Accident and Guar -
,.C` � �, �. � _:.� �'«.:... .. ' ant A•: ,,gi'4`+ .�t��,
.i" °t.�Za . wt�''�h"lllElc• �i ri� err on West � . .
Int the Post 1, lice building
are to b„e, erected on Court The down tax_ collector re -is to be r1
-retetferr•ed to the Post
House Square. This recommend- ported that 89.24 per cent of Utlice comre to bring in a
ation of the Public Works cornthe taxes were collected for report.
.mittee was passed by Town 1'960 in comparison to 88.8 per n.
Council last Friday evening. cent collected in 1959. The Mayor and Clerk are to
The signs are to be 36 inches Sifto Salt Mine gave notice arrange a joint meeting of Town
long and 112 inches in depth that it would bp appealing to Council .anid P.U.C., to consider
'with an arrow showing the the County Court Judge against an agreement with the Ontaria
direction in which traffic around the assessment on their build- ,Water Resources 'Coinlmissipn.
the Square mutt move. In one ings Nfumiber 7 and 9, total as- Attempts are being , made to
week we found no less than sessment being $61,729. hold this meeting next Tuesday
three strangers in Goderich A recommendation was pass- evening.
driving their 'cars the wrong ed authordzin�g Mayor E. C. Fish- A by -Law was passed author -
way a'l ound the Square, Felice er to contact A. M. Harper, izing the extension of Gode-
Chief Fred Munshall stated. Town Auditor, re acquiring ad- rioh's most southerly street —
Building permits included: an ditional copies of the 1959 Audi- Sunset Drive — in a westerly
addition to the barns of, the toy's Report. direction to ;the high water mark
Goderich Trotting and Agricul- The matter of acquiring ban- of Lake Huron.
tural Assodiation; building ' of quet permits for MadKay Hall Nexit meeting of Town Coun-
a store for the flquor Control was referred ,to the chairman curls to be on Friday, Decem-
Board of Ontario at an estimaft- of MacKay Hall committee with ber 16t`h, which will be the
ed cost of >:8,000; sax new power to. act. y4 r last meeting of the '1960 Town
houses., at a total cast of about To Review Insurance Council.
.$62,000; alterations to the pre- Mr. 1Vlalcolm Mathers is to be .Fallowing the sitting of the
raises of Goderich Motors Limit- requested to meet with Town Court of Revision, the follow-
ed and The Music Sihop.- Cpuncil to review insurance ing matters have been referred
Application was made for a matters. to the 1961 Town Council for
attention: 91) Narrow roadway
from Eldon street to . Wilson
street on Blake street; (2) Un-
sightly appearance of fields on
the south side of Blake street
from Eldon street to Wilson
street; (3) Practice of permitting
goats to pasture in the area
south pf Blake street from
Eldon street to Wilson street;
r fl diconditions
(4)Ma
tte of o �
on lots fronting” on the north
,o f Huron road' betwe .
. ide ,H
e� t � e;i
c3tS'
Maptie str i.,a-AWsinwt- street
reported to be caused by water
vis $tom slhea.s.oa .ia4N:at1.gs
as complained of hy._Mx.- Percy,.
Harrison.
Traffic Regulations
A by-law, now in effect, to reg-
ulate traffic in the Town of Gode-
rich and to control and regulate
the use of streets and boule-
vards includes the .following:
No person shall park a vehicle
on any street other than a one-
way street unless on the right-
haiid side of the street, having
regard for the direction in
which the vehicle had been pro-
ceeding and unless the right -
front and night -rear wheels or
runners of the vehicle are para-
lell to and distant, respectively
not more than six inches from
the edge of the roadway. .,
Where angle parking is per-
mitted, no person shall. park
a vehicle except at an angle of
45 degrees with the edge of
the roadway and so that the
right front` portion of the
vehicle is nearest to the edge of
the roadway, and distant not
;more than six inches from the
curb or from the edge of the
roadway.
Persons are to angle park on
Hamilton street from the Square
to Victoria street; also on King-
ston street from tate Square to
Victoria street, exec-ept a small
portion in front of the Legion
Ha11.
The driver of a vehicle, upon
aPs
ab of a�amhul
ambulance, e fire
or .. poitet .--de;partntertt-Vliiie'fe
upon which a bell or siren is
sounding, shat1 imrnlediatel
- urrh= ve. iii. tCaC `stand
still as near as is praetioable
to the right-hand curb or edige'
of the roadway and parallel
therewith and clear of any 'in-
torsec+Cron.
Visitors who called on Mrs.
Edith Sturdy, 204 Warren street,
on tthe occasion of her 8$th
(birth kry were: Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Anderson and Mrs. Clara
Lawson, of Auburn; Mrs. Flor-
ence Anderson, Mrs. Worthy
Fowler and dyye� gh•ter, FJlaine,
R.R. 5, Gbdericllf Mr. Robert J.
Phillips, Auburn; and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Hill and Miss Sadie Carter
of town.
The - sri 1'1est state in the
U.S.A., Rhode Island, has a pop-
ulation of under one 'million,
but it has the distinction of
being on ''-'of the original 13
14tates of the Union.
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50 PAIRS
Flannelette
BLANKETS
70" x 90"
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SPECIAL
only $3.99 pair
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WONDERFUL !
Is the word for our selection of
GIFT ''LUGGAGE
OUR LUGGAGE DEPARTMENT OFFERS
MANY NEW STYLES IN
I cEtRL E„CA N'I. and
SAMSONITE LUGGAGE
iiibbert's Christmas Draw
for Ladies' and Gents' Travel Comfort
CHRISTMAS BAGGAGE will be Initialled FREE
Why Not Give Mom a
HARDING RUG
, and New Window Drapes for Christmas?
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SWEATERS
"PETER SCOTT" and "GLENHILL" all wool cardigans and pullovers in popular
colors. A fine wool SKIRT or SLACKS would go nicely with these attractiveasweaters
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Ladies' Handbags
in ENGLISH MOROCCO -- CALFSKIN --- PLASTIC — SOFT- "
LURE -- PERMATONE and the new LAVALIZE: also Even-
ing Bags.
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Phone JA 44811
,'Christmas. Shopping
Hours
OPEN WEDNESDAY' AFTERNOONS
a
DURING DECEMBER
Also Friday Evenings 'til 9 p.
OPEN EVERY EVENING'
DURING CHRISTMAS WEE*
Starting Friday, December 16th
PERSONAL GIFTS FOR THE. LADIES
PYJAMAS. _- ..GOWNS — SLIPS - BED JACKETS — BRIEFS
WILL BE GIVEN TO SOME FORTUNATE PERSON ON CHRISTMAS EVE
You receive a coupon for each $1.00 cash purchase,
also for cash paid on your account.
PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR^ EVERY HOME
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"KENWOOD", "BENMILLER" and "HUDSOA'S BAY" BLANKETS
BEAUTIFUL MOHAIR and BASKET WEAVE SLUMBER THROWS
FLANNELETTE SHEETS, all sizes and in Ibex quality
CHENILLE BEDSPREADS, stolid colors and floral patterns
COLORFUL BATHROOM SETS, also ORLON RUGS in bright colors
"WABASSO" SHEETS and PILLOW CASES: Fancy Pillow Cases in Gift Boxes
BATH TOWELS in solid colors, checks, stripes, and floral patterns..
IRISH LINEN DAMASK TABLECLOTHS and NAPKINS. Colorful, alj, Jlnen bridge
and lunch sets; also rayon. luncheon sets
LACE CLOTHS all sizes
GUEST TOI'ELS, plain and fancy
LADIES and GENTS HANDKERCHIEFS — a Targe range to choosefrom
Dressing Gowns and. Dusters
floral and°quilted, also all wool dressing gowns
in many styles and colors
alettttCtvetckete gtewtCletCtOcut
4,adies' Scarfs and Stoles
In a large assortment of wools and colorful
sheers in Plains and Florals
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Ladies' Gloves and Silk Stockings
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You will have no troublechoosing from the extensive
;;range we carry
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YOUR SIFTS WILL BE
BOXED and GIFT WRAPPED
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CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF KNITTING, YARNS Including Mary Maxim --
Northland -- Cloudspun and Double Knitting Yarns
IBBERT & SON
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16 THE SQUARE
See Our Stock of
"WAEASSO" FLANNELETTES
Ideal for Your Christmas Sewing