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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-07-06, Page 44 The c43)4grieat Signal -Star„ 7,1inrSdaY. July 6th, 1961 1, Articles .For Sale 41. Articles For Sale MANTE.r.; TV and vacuum clean - d. .I.A.49542i -27 * IvxvicElts — 'a large- shipment, with lighte.tp stands, selling at a SPeCial ,price of $4.95. Lodge rtirniture. -27 ' • ENGLISH baby carriage, black And chrome, perfect condition'. FURNITURE glides and cups, a 1 c..keeke-ee .„ ----..•-:"'" ' -''' verits-anstr•tItteti'4:-,rehbefr et FlasT mortgage on farm $8,600, =Is 'sarci shinaaritea,,ks,,anoslectgiLn uol niture-2btf, DuBARRY Flatter-Glo ... whis- per -light fluid make-up conceals lines and imperfections. Regu- larly $1.50 now only $1.00 while _Th supply lasts at RIECK PHARM- -26 BRASS trays with eight glasses,1 ;PATIO stones, 155,,," square, 2" a SPecial ahiPment. A large thick, water proofed, color jast. number of these to sell at special Ivan's ;Nursery, R.R. 5, Phone price of $3.50. 'Lodge Furni- -26-38 .27 JA 4-7171. tare. 4 'FOR antiques visit Blue Water CHOICE purebred Lacombe boars, four months old. Priced 'Beach Antique Shop. Located approximately 'one mile south of reasonably, Gordon McClinchey, Goderich off Highway No. 21. R. 2, Auburn. Phone Auburn JAckson 4-8839. 25-28x .626 -7242. 27-28x OST"• RENT • S,EL....L. • BUY • HIRE • "TRAID. MASSEY HARRIS seven - foot binder, in very good repair. i Phone Auburn 5Z6 - 7581. 26-28x JENNY LIND suminer candies get ' fresher taste of quality'.1 . . . fresh supply just in . .The . at RIECK PHARMACY. -261 fer sale, interest and principal -dine firSt of Nevember, sell at diScount. 'Write Box 70, Signal - Star. 27x MAN'S bicycle; kitchen sink ' with swing taps. Phone 8828. MARSHALL or Sealy mattresses. - Special $38.88. Blackstone Fur- niture. ' •• -27 FAWCETT oil burner, tanks, pipes, etc. .Phone 8737. 27x --BOY'S-twat-wheel sidewallr't - cycle, $18. Phone 9258. 27x USED Sunbeam Mixmaster,as good as -new, holds 1 gal. cream. Phone JA 4-7469. 27x 2. Cars, Trucks For Sale 1948 JEEP, good condition, $550. Phone Dungannon 19 r 4. • 10 -PIECE bedroom group with 26-27x Sealy or Marshall mattress, I priced from $199.95. Blackstone '56 Oldsmobile convertible, all Furniture. .27 power equipment. No reason- able offer refused. JA 4-7833. REFRIGERATOR and clothes 219 Gibbons St. 27-28x dryer. Both in good condition. ' Phone JA 4-7270. -27 STORE awning, 15 foot, like new, all fittings. Phone 9449 or ,55 BUICK special sedan, stand - 140 Britannia Rd., east. -27 ard transmission, good condi- 11-PIECE living room groups:, tion. 54 Colborne St., Goderich. See our selection. Priced from! -27 $199.95. Blackstone 'Furniture. ,51 CHEVROLET, blue, tudor, -27 good aconditien. JA 4-8671. 1952 CHEVROLET, good condi- tion. For quick sale, $89. JA 4-8158. 27x si8-FT. ° ALUMINUM vacation 27x -..-, traileie-2,rooms; sleeris- 4 adu1ts,-11954 CHEVROLET, id geod 'don; good Condition inside and out. dition, best offer. Phone 7514. Equipped for -camping. For fur- -27 ther information apply to Box b 44, Blyth, Ont. 27.28x RAMBLER Sales and Service. "Canada's No 1 compact car." ' TWO male Boston bulldogs, Reconditioned used cars. Dial black and white, six months. JA 4_8391 for demonstration. Apply at 167 Cambridge St. ,MeGee Motor Sales, 42 Newgate -271g. -7tf 3. Real Estate For Sale W. J. ,HUGHES 'Real Estate Broker 50 Elev Ave. Ti 4 Pito ne„ ,1.•Mr4 HClIVIES FOR SAIE Modern home, 4 years old. Large living room, dining room, kitchen with lots of cupboards, 3 bedrooms, oil furnace, attacli- ed' garage. Good terms. p 5 -Bedroom red brick home on large lot nicely landscaped. Liv- ing room, dining room and large bright kitchen, full basement, oil furnace, double garage. Good terms. ••••-7.."—• Large white brick home and 14 acres -of good •garden land, garage and small barn, on Huron Rd. Three-bedroom home with large living room and kitchen. Full price $5,200. 100 -Acre farm, Good land and Salesman, D. J. Wolterbeek 115 Britannia, West. JA 4-8730. LISTINGS AND INQUIRIES 'INVITED KEN CROFT Real Estate and BUsmess Broker 83 Victoria St., Goderich, Ont. .General Insurance Phone JA 4-7253 HOMES THREE, low down -payment homes in residential area. 4. Real Estate Wanted! LISTINGS of farms and two,. three and four. bedroom homes <WOO/ needed./.!;. •fure4tzt eett- ine •:resatts tee --.ttegiej Harold W. Shore, Real Estate, raker; ' 38' Hamilton , St. • Dial 7272.' -zft 3. To Rent PRIVATE office, heated, at 46 West St. Malcolm Zithers, Real Estate Rroker. Phone JA 4-9442. , -24 TYPEWRITERS — Portable and standards. $keoch Office Sup- plies, phone JA 4-8552, Goderich, -36tf• BRIGHT four -room upper, heat- ed, • self-contained, furnished apartmept, central location, new tile floors, private entrance. Availa,ble August 1. Phone 9603. -27tf • WAREHOUSE 4000 square feet of warehouse ,space,-suitablo-for-repaif-sh or small manufacturing. Cen- trally located. Large parking facilities. Phone 7855. -27-30 DOUBLE garage with level en- trance and sliding doors. 33 Essex St. or phone 7169. -27 HOUSE, one mile north of Port Albert, hydro and water. Art Dickson, Dungamidn 25 r 4. -27 FULLY furnished summer cot- tage in Bayfield for the season. Alexander tiz Chapman, phone JA 4-9662• -27 APARTMENT, • one bedroom, Large wartime house on ,Wil- son St., with attached garage !furnished, all conveniences, and senporeh. Whole heuse iin711,telgewood Park. Phone 88,91. maCillate 'and nat. Priced for • • • -4tf, quick sale. Terms arranged. 1.HEATED- apartment, self -con - An attractive modern ranch tained, upstairs, two bed/toms, living room, large kitchen, util- style, 3 -bedroom lime, one block, • lity room and bath. Available from the -business section. This ;July 1st. Phone 8344; after 5 new brick home can be bougbt with a low down payment, 4:22ff ance under N.H.A. at $82.00 Per ' 750 SQUAREleTet sto-rage Space, I month. Classified Ad Rates REGULAR CLASSIFIEDS -- 50c per issue for 20 words 1***, (extrik wercie, af4 -1r,AIARWZ4-1" tith.* pity .,,insertron). payable in ad- ' vane, --cre-4,Vicer-later,---than, WOCIOSOy Mort of !stk. followiiig publication of Advt. If billed after afore- mentioned time, 25c extra for bookkeetping expenses. 25c extra for office box number COMMERCIAL CLASSIFIED nt. RATES , '(for Wiliness f)rms, trades- men, etc.) 75e emir isiue-15 words or less (extra wordt. and figures —.03 each). Classified display $A per inch. NOTICE RE SIGNAL -STAR BOX NUMBErts When an advertisement car- ries a box number, inform- ation concerning the idenlity of The advertiser cannot be divulged to anyone. -WedWes ay t -d-1651-11, s aiga me for receipt of classified ads. Display advertising rates on request Dead!ine for dis- play is 5 p m. Monday of week' of publication. 16. Pull)lic Notice • NOW Wince your new or late model used car purchase at Bank 4 tes through. ,Har9j,d, W. 874CelniitittriSt- •'10‘e; 1272. • A. Births • CORBIER.—At Alexandra Hos- ' pita', Goderich, on June 28, 1961, to Mr, alid Mrs. Thomas, Corbier, Gederich, a son. SMITH.—At Wingham General Hospital, Wingham, on June ,2g, 1961, to Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Smith (Ruth Stokes), Wing- • ham, a daughter, Shari Lynn, TURLAND.•-:-At Alexandra Hos• pital, Goderich,..on June 28, 1961, to Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Turland, Goderich, a son, Rob- ert Samuel: - C. Briefs (.3 For Champion fuel oil Or Hudson Sierling coal — call Overhol t_c_gaLEpaupany„,_ .T 'Mr -Prompt delivery assured. -44tf Order Shell furnace oll and stove oil from Edward Fuels, tank truck dealer for all Shell Oil Co. products. Phone JA 4-8386. -39t1 For, Esso Imperial Products call BEN CHISHOLM, 20 Albert 11, Employment Wanted St., Goderich. Phone Office JA 4-7502; Residence JA 4-7835. -8tf RELIABLE man desires part- time bodkkeeping, typing or clerking work. Phone JA 4-8416. D.. In Memoriam -27 HIGH school boy wants summer work. Farm or town, day or night. Call JAckson 4-7602. ARNOLD.—In loving memory of a dear mother, . Mrs. Be,atrice Arnold, who passed away July , . -- - -27x ',-;!,•6,-1,446-- -- .- , , ,,,, 7 , ---• .7'. ''.., 7- 7'.• 7' - .. _ . ITrue was her"ne-arC,' 'her' a.cirOn"; . , 14, Services AVailable .so km4, 1 Her life waS'a 'Pattern to those left behind. , 'A beautiful soul.- in a garden of, customurniture, kitchen cup- i • , 1The saying is true; God chooses beards, furniture' repairs. 1f34 i rest, . SID BULLEN's Cabinet Shop, , _____ Lt hoev ibnegsity' . Gibbon t .Phone 9631 re -membered- 13-3, „ • suitable for Cars, •furniture, etc. $ • her daughter Beatrice, and Gor- SOFA and chair, good covering! Phone J'A. 4-7801. 23tf with two-year guarantee. Si I ° • ; Two new Precision Built ' -31tf don MeGratten. 27x • this special at Lodge Furniture. 3. Real Estate For Sale:Homes on Mary St. Both these -27 i ; homes are under N.H.A. and can h ph di HAROLD W. SHORE be purchased with a down Pay - paippies. Reasonable. Gerald I REAL ESTATE BROKER - Iment. • Dustow, R. 1, Port Albert, g1091 • General • Insufance LOTS Carlow. 27x • 38 Hamilton Street I• 1-66 x 104—Nelson St. GENT'S bicycle, good shape. Phone 9538 CUT flowers, seasonal—delphin- ium, shasta daisies, lilies, Sweet William, etc. . Arrangements. L. R. Heiman 187 qameron St. JA 4-8852. ° • • -2'4 HAY from the field. George Wraith, phone 9934 or 7002. -24tf DELUXE power lawn mower' 20", 4-cycle1 21/2 h.p. Clinton engine, special $69.95; 1961 Fleetwood 23" console television, . walnut, special $279.95; 39" mat- tress, Serta, 312 coil spring, reg. $59.95, now '$37.95, save' $22.00; canvas recliners, •2 for $4.99; 9 cu. ft. refrigerators, full width crisper, 37 lbs. freezer, special $199.0e; '30" Moffat range, fully automatic, deluxe' model, oven window, special $219.00. • ADAMS FURNITURE CO. LTD. -27,- Your a Phone JA 4-7272 1-66 x 104—Caley St. ent In the Goderichl 2-66 x _104 --Warren St. istrac.t. for „Kernohan -Homes 3-66 -x 104—Palmerston St --- 1-66 x 104—Hincks St. 1-66 x 104—Arthur St. WE HAVE one of the largest listings of farms 'in Huron County from $3,300.00 to $75,000.00. , NUIVIEROUS local busiss op- portunities. No information given over phone on thee. LISTINGS AND INQUIRIES NVITE Re EN CROFT Farm Salesman: John 1. Rapson 152 South St. — JA 4-8559. NICE heated cottage, fridge, etc., I sleeps 6. ,, Port Albert Beach. 1$15 per week -end, $25 weekly. !phone 32, Dungannon. Mrs. I Kov iak. 24tf LARGE furnished light house- keeping room, rangette and .[fridge. Mary B. Howell, 12_St. j-V-ineent-St: --Phone-8642. -- -26tf REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Two Apartments — Central Location This .weR-located duplex has two large self-contained, heat- ed apartments. This property shows an excellent retdrn and asking price: Be sure to see this one soon. Seven -Room House — North . Location Well situated on a quiet resi- dential street near the hospital, this home has kitchen, dining robm, living room and one bed- room on the first" floor„ three bedrooms and bathroom on sec- ond floor. -Reasonably priced with terms available. FARMS We have a lengthy list of ex- eellent farms from 100 th 250 acres throughout Huron. Com- plete information on request. -- Farm and Rural galesmen: Harvey Lassaline, R.R. 2, Goderich Roy Lamont, Zurich Frank MacKenzie, R.R. I, Ripley Georg* Ashton, Fordwich LISTINGS AND INQUIRIES. INVITED. NEW. and used refrigerators, . ranges, washing machines, .dry- trs, home air conditioning. Best pricet.,- low terms, good trade -allowances. See Lumbys, 39 St. David Street, Goderich. -19tf - FLECTROLUX 'Sales and Ser- vice, cleaners and polishers. Also reconditioned units and repairs. Bert Harris, Goderfch, Phone 7917. • -37tf • HYGIENIC supplies (r ubber goods) mailed postpaid in plain, gealed envelope with" price list. Six »samples 25e; 24 samples $1.00. Mail Order Dept. T-53. Nov -Rubber Co., Box 91, 'Ham- ilton; Ont.. FOR SALE 4 -Bedroom, red" brick, in good condition. Modern kitchen and bath, hardwood floors, sun porch, new furnace. $1,000 down-Apay- ment — balance • a able at per mon 4 -Bedroom, brick, good corner lot location. You will be very pleased with the large living room, spacious modern kitchen and gracious stairway. •$5,000 required—balance at 6%. Brand new summer cottage with every convenience on beau- tiful lot, in new development; 3 bedrooms plus full-length win- dows, screens, 2 bathrooms, full basement, hot water. Property is lightly wooded, gdod roads, boat bay. A very lovely summer home for discriminating people. WE special-ize and carry a com- plete stock for all Spartoe TV's, and all tubes and most parts for other makes of TV. For a good trade in a new '61 Sparton. M1 wire, transformer TV and used TV's or good used radios, phone or -call B. R. 1V1unday, 127 Widder JA 4-7961. 49tf NEWFAST Color Pilm service =color slides 24 hours, color prints 48 hours at RIECK PHAR- CY. Mail your films, color or black and white, to P.O. Box 819, Goderich, for fast service. -23 66 ALLIS-CHALMERS pull -type combine, pick-up and scour clean; home-made cabin trailer, 8? x 14'. Harold Glenn,- Dun- --gannon. 25-27x jgOW'S YOUR ROOF? We carry `e full stock of Philip Carey as- phalt shingles;lank color desired. Self seal, $9.50 square; Standard $8,50 square. Can be seen at our warehouse in Betiniller. Steel and aluminum roofings. Frank McMichael,' contractor, It. .4, Goderich, phone Carlow 1108. " • 26-29x 1. USED New „Idea mowers; 3 ased 4 -bar rakes; 2 used Thar rakes; 3 used International No. 45 "balertir 1 - "Super -six" New Rolland power -take -off baler; new 4 -bar rakes,, toady to got $350.00: 1 litedel "to McKee forage booster it4d *ago* We have SAVOlifig you Ade& 110- eitrtiipMent. Be Aire to, see Newly decorated 7 -room red brick home, garage, choice loca- tion. Dawn payment $3,200. Two -apartment house located near the schools, $2,000 reduced in price, now $9,000, very., low down payment. This is .an ex- ,ceptionally good buy. Brand new •homeattached garage, choice location, over- Ilga rn. rice o sell F.URNISHED two -room apart-; 87 Victoria St., South. nent, downstairs, frontentrance.' -26 APARTMENT, two - bedroOm, heavy wiring, gas heating. aVail- able July 10. Phone 7918. •-26tf 6. Wanted' Ti Rent s TWO or three-room apartment, partially furnished, downstairs if possible. John Scotchmer, phone 77 r 5, Bayfield. 26-27x UNFURNISHED; self-contained apartment, with' one bedroom, living room; kitchenette and bath; single person, collegiate teacher. Dr. E. H. Demers, 433 Millard Ave., Apartm,e,n,t 9, -New- market. RELIABLE person wishes to rent three-bedroom house, ,oil heat and basement preferred. Needed pn or before September 1. Call 7384 days. -27ef On Highway 8, very good' eight -room brick home and barn' with 28 acres of clay loam land. For only $8,500. - Very good 100 -acre farm, 5 - bedroom brick house, barn, •7 acres hardwood bush, gravel pit and trout stream. Only $7,000,- downpayment $2,000. 20 -act chicken farm, house, barn, garage, only $5,000, half 8. Help Wanted MEN or WOMEN to Start their „, own Watkins Business. Full or -`" -"" lu- part-time. No experience neces- sary. Write J. Gauthier, 350 St. Roch St., Montreal 15, Que. 15. Notice To Creditors -27-30 DEAD STOCK, SERVICE,BRINDLEY.=-In loving memory 1 of a dear father and grand - Highest Cash Prices Paid fon; father, Jasper Brindley, who Sick, Down or Disabled Cows; passed away July 8,, 1956. and Horses. also Dead Cows and ; Although we smile and make no Horses at Cash Value. • GORDON TAYLOR fuss, No one misses you more than us. And when old times we oft re- Phone-eolle44-1-24-,--trec ew._,„ --LIEFfiSe No: 68-C6c. titsthenwe -Triiii-you most of all. -8tf —Ever remember,ed by daugh- • ter Margaret, grandchildren SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Allan and Beverley. 27x Modern ecp.,tipmpit, all work • . guaranteed. Write Louis Blake, R.R. 2. Brussels. Phone Brus- sels 442 W 6. • 10-34x • • - MARTIN.--In-TaTring derriory of a- dear husband and \ father, David H. 1Viartin, who +passed away two years ago, Thly -10, CUTTING • lumber or . cutting 1959. capers? Sharpening saws, hand 1 miss dear Dave's cheery ways, and electric, hand lawn mowers, With. him I spent my happiest cutlery, etc. Part time farm days; work, digging, etc. C. H. Flomar, Time will never heal my grief, Huron Rd., opposite undercoat- my love for him was far too ing shop. • -24tf WEED spraying in grain. Spec- ial equipment for corn. Jan Koene. Phone Clinton HU 2-9987. :24-27x 4 SANITATION -SERVTCES Septic tank pumping:and general repairs, 'For immediate service, call Bill Finch, Grand Bend, phone 205. 24-29x deep. He will stay in my heart and mind • Until 1.1eave this world behind. —Lovingly remembered by his wife Jane and family. • . 27x MOORE.- me/I-wry—of our mother, Margaret Mae, who passed July7, 1957 God saw fon, were getting tired, He did what He thought best; available to cut lawns. Phone And whispered, He put -His arms around you, BOY •with power lawn mower 9684. • • "Come and rest." -27 I —Always remembered by STAN BLOWES TRAVEL SER- Betnice, Hazle and Frank. 27x• . VICE. 32 Wellington, Stratford. For all airlines, steamships, rail, hotel reservations, tours." Low bank rates pn time payments. PrePaids arranged for' relatives visiting from oveiseas. Call -,' -27 MALE HELP WANTED for the Carson & Barnes Wild Animal cirens in...all_de_partments.' Board and lodging furnished with sal- ary. Also wanted baled hay and raw meat for wird animals. Apply to • the 'Superintendent, Circus Grounds, at 10.00 a.rn. Goderich, Friday, Jitly 7th. 27x Other summer cottages from $4,500 up. Beach lots and beach pro- perties. ALEXANDER and. CHAPMAN Goderich—Phone JA.4-9662 'With E. E. Cransten Realtor Manager Phcine JA 4-8801 frA NICE new summer cottage at Menesetung Park. 'rime bed - Mims, bathroom, insulated, pip- ed water, septic tank and other features. Malcolm Mathers, General Tnsurarite Agent, Real Eatate Broker, 46 West St.. Gode- rich, IA 44142. -19tf IN A central, ffrst-ciagg residen- tial area, a very good 2.storey Wok resIdertge; 4 bedrooms, Water» heating, many other iri- th* Vititsiktilet-twather-atid-ton-- ditiolma working in baY, 2 miles emt Goderich oft Jitrie 14th teresting featureS. lVfaIcant *id 14ialt; GoirgerWraitii, Vretterat tathOrsitee told lit, ,44tf . • - :190 isy.rovgassost MaithitierV. piton*. put. eat Estate Broker, 46 nods. Prone JA440$4, Mott. esf Goderlek. /A 4-9442. - Summer cottages completely furnished as low as $3,200; lake front lots. sandy beach, wooded, only $1,000 each. .87 -acre farm, large house and barn with 600 feep lake -frontage. . '• We have a large listing of farms in Huron County. s) - JOHN BOSVELD Real Estate Broker , 40 Wellesley ,St., Goderich Phone JA 4-8762 Salesman: C. Buruir3, Clinton. LOTS, 2,- choiee west end loca-• tiOn, Warren and Caley, ser- viced, owner JA 4-8480. -27-28 A REAL Motel Site on Bayfield S -E corner of Blake St., 2 acres, including an eight -room brick ° dwelling. Por details see Malcolm Mathers, General In- surance Agent, Real Estate Broker, 46 West St., Goderich, JA 4-9442. -19tf TWO storey, 3 -bedroom "brick Wile, MI. -Nelson St., double garage, good garden, oiI heating, all modern convenienees. Phone 9123. 27x • 4,i Real' Egtate Wanted ALL persons • having claims against the estate of WILLIAM of, Goderich, in the County of Huron, retired farmer. who died on Or about the 10th day 'of .June : 1961, are required to file the same with full particulars with the undersigned by the 22nd day of 'July, 1961. as after, AVON Products has opening for that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. women without previous experi- Dated at Goderich. in the enc, but willing to learn. Pleas - County of Huron, this 22nd day ant profitable work. Write Mrs E. Bell, 84B Albert St., Waterloo'. of .Tune. 1961. ' -27 RAWLEIGH. business now open in part of Huron County and Goderich Trade well establish- ed. Excellent opportunity. Full time. Write at once. Rawleigh's, Dept. G-216-189, 4005 Richelieu Montreal. 9. Agent's Wanted DURING summer time, start your own business, selling house- hold and farm products. High commission, bonus, free samples with each order, monthly spec- ials, CATALOGUE and SALES PLAN on request. FAMILEX PRODUCTS, Dept. T. -6- 1600 Delorimier, Montreal. -27 10. VVaRted (General) WOOD and coal stove, reservoir, in good condition. Frank Sul- livan, R. 3, Goderich. 27x 00013, used garden .hfurniture d;• table, wooden - folding lawn chairs. 'Also chest .of drawers. Phone 7678 -27 L181INGSr -WANT-Z.3 Farms, &tinnier Cottages and Town Pro- perty. Alexander atid Chapman. Realtors, Bank 0 Commerce b g, God ith. Phone JA 44002. ° -18 • ROOMERS wanted, twin beds, nice . airy rooms. 26 Bruce St., East, phone 1990. -27 HAYS. PREST & HAYS, Goderich. Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate. -26-28 ALL persons - having claims aeainst the estate of Joseph Mc- Millan, late of- the Township of Colborne, in the County of Huron. Retired, who died on or ahnfit the 28th dav of January, 1957, are reauired to file the same, with full particulars, with' the undersigned on or before -the iethi day of July, 1961. as after that'date the assets of the estate will be distributed. 'Dated ihis"20th day of June, 1961. KET.irr4TH HUN,TER, Goderich, Ontario, Solicitor for the Estatei -26-28 19. Lost And Found BLUE Budgie lost on West St. on Monday. P,hone 8845. 27x ELGIN pocket watch lost at .Wena washfodit ViredireidiW, June 28. Reward. Phone 7182. 27x • FrARRINO lost it ride Fair on Saturday night. Met please phone JA 44469''. 27x • E. Cards of Thanks , BOWLER.—I wish to thank my relatives, neighbors a n d friends for flowers, cards and visits, While I was a patient in Alexandra Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. N. C. Jackson, the nurses and staff at the hospital. Mrs. T. Bowler. 27x GIBBONS.—I wish to tharlk Dr. i E. Cards of Thanks TAYLOR.—I would like to thank all those who visited me, also :Atikle:300 IroWert`iithire'riva's a patient' =e4112.--,GoderiefeilesPital.,X r'SPetial thanks to Dr. G. F. Mills, the nurses and staff of the -hos- pital. Mrs. Stuart Taylor. 27x WATSON.—I, would ;like to SAY • thanks to the folks who sent me cards and visited me while I was in Gederich hospital. Also to my many thoughtful • friends. and neighbors who helped in any way with my hay crop. Harty Watson, -27 P. Engagements f , Mr. and Mrs. George 13'. Cur- rell, Goderich, wish to announce the engagement of their young- er daughter, -Marion Elizabeth, to Mr. Wilfred L. Goodman, RCAF, Portage la Prairie Mani - It -dr IVN7-a-n7' erick Goodman, of Weekes, Sask. The marriage will take place early in August, in Victoria Street United Church. 27x The engagement -is announced of Miss Margaret Ramona Jen- kin, Goderich, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jenkin, to James Murray, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jamieson, Londes- boro. The marriage will take prace in North Street United Church, Goderich, on July 29, 1961. 27x G. Coining Events Bake sale, Saturday, July 15, at 2 p.m., at Denomme's Flower Shop, sPonsan by Nbrth Street •United WA."26 $1,400 CASH (must go) BINGO, Teeswater Arena, Friday, July 7, commencing at 9 p.m. 1.1500 Special, 3 $100 Specials, 12 Games --$5O,- each; _special draw. prize. • AdMission $1.05)., extra and special cards 25c, 5 for $1.00. Sponsored by Teeswater ‘. Lions Club. -27 Harbourlite Goderich — Every Friday Hi -Teen record dance. Saturday, July 8, supper dance. Reservations. Phone JA 4-9371. -27 A bus will leave MacKay Hall at 12 o'clock, July 19, for_ area-piehic Listowel; for Sen- ior Citizens. Members. taks lunch for their own family, Ice cream, cake, milk and tea will be provided by Listowel club. us ,te be paid by our own so- ciety. Bayfield picnic cancelled. -27-28 , Christ Church cemetery, Port Albert, memorial service, Sun- day, July 9, at 3.30 p.m. -27 • W. H. ROBERTSON ° WILL BE 88- ON JULY 12 A former publisher of The Signal -,Star, W. H. Robertson will observe his 88th birthday on July- 12th. After being --u patient at Alexandra Hospital for; some nine- months, he re- turned to his home on Victoria Street about two -weeks ago.1 Hi A many friends, both in Goderich and district and in distant eentres, will be pleased to learn that his health is grad- ually improving. Hisbrother, "Mort" Robertson, well-known former Collegiate teacher, will observe his 93rd birthday on January 12th of next year. "Mort" is enjoying compara- tively good health. Impressive Progress Noted At - School For Retarded Children The large crowd attending the helper at the school each day Open House of the Queen Eliza- beth School for Retarded Child- ren on Wednesday; evening of hist week was impressed with the progress shown since the first Ciplua Hpuse was held three • .,e.rutir,,,•c. 7 4 S V.PUTA4agIN, 9. ,.7,744411,--P4:42%40=agfilliik 411-e„-wlefeler.„--flopr-ttf. 41acKaY- Hail was decorated ,with bou- quets of peonies and orange b1osson14 and teaching aids were on the walls. In the smaller roam, where the children's handicrafts were on display, coffee and cakes were seryed to the guests by melnbers of the AsSociation from a prettily ap- pointed table presided over by Mrs. K. E. Taylor and Mrs. Adelaide Lucas. ROV. Dr. K. E. Taylor, presi- dent of the Goderich And Dis- trict Association for -Retarded Chiidretl, addressed the audi- and Mrs. Walmark expressed her appreciation et, her assistance. She also expressed appreciation to Mrs. G. Beacom for her help in so many ways; to the Associ- ation's executive who back her inIfer work, apd to ,the towns- PeoPle for their support. Charld.S, S. .1RicNaughtem, MPp who was present With Mrs. Mac - Naughton. In speaking to,the audience, Mr. MacNaughton ex- pressed his pleasure at -the work done by the children and com- mended the people for this ex- cellent undertaking. Other distinguished guests, who called in at the,Opeit House following the Kinsmen Trade Fair dinner, were Honorable George !JAM and Elston Cardiff, MP. who were escorted there by Mayor Ernie Fisher and mem- berg of the Kinsmen executive. • Memberships in the Assoeia- ence. He said, "The fact you 'don are $2 per person, $3 per are here in °such numbers is very encouraging to„., us for it makes us see you are aware of, and are interested in, the prob- lems of retardation." He re- ferred -to the mayors' meeting in London where it was felt these schools shegIcUunder -e-dircitrail system and not be dependent on local sponsorship. ftev. Dr. Taylor introduced Mrs. P. Walmark, who has been the teacher of the school since its inception. Mrs. Walmark briefly explain- ed that these schools are for the trainable mentally retarded ehildren with I.Q's Of 5-50. These children show some poten- tial for growth, self help and self care and also for social development in the home and nearest neighborhood, she said. Some may learn tb print their names, recognize their names, and learn some number work at the 3-4 year level, she explain- ed. The chief aim, she 'stated, couple, including the magazine, and any persoas interested in sepporting the Association may obtain their membership from Mrs. Walmark or members of the executive. ri�Ajb Totalled 257 The "Old Folks at Home" float of the Goderich Kinettes, in Saturday's parade, featured three principle characters whose combined ages totalled 257 years. As head of the household, with the 'baby" on his knee, was the fine old grandaddy of loeal thespians.. George James, as alert as ever and sporting the fact that he is now 86 years young. Ac- companying George • on the float was Mr's. James, admit- ting to 130 years, and Miss Isabella Rutledge who topped was to develop each child to the the threesome with 91 years. 1;init of his potential. " meir , House iS held so You can trieetPthrie ful• 't)f'c"Pr4tive re-nidren and understand them. ' „ spnit as appreciated, not only by the Kinettes, but also she said.• She stated. that the by the many friends who re - children react to discinline, love cognized them in the parade. and attention as any other child- ren do. This was evident in the children's response to Mrs. Wal- Marle's - pleasant and. --under- standing -treatment of them when they der,nonstrated the various skills she had taught. PGRTERS HILL— PORTER'S HIM, -July B. — Claud Payle, London, is spend - them. ing „July with Mr. and Mrs. In introducing her eight George Mathers and David. '' pupils, ages six to 18, she stress- John Harris has completed ed the fact that everything they Grade 12 and has joined the do needs tremendous ffort be- staff of the Royal Bank, aderich cause -"they haven't the Mueeei. 13rarich. ar control we' have." The child- . On the last day of school, Mrs. George .MacKinnon was present-' ed with an _electric kitehen . by -her -pupils. • a All those from this district attending G.D.C.I. and were successful in passing their examinations. Mr. Eldon MacPherson. Lon- don, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin. Betties and family. ran presented a program Of mo - ,tion and rhYthmie exercises done to m u si e- and -here -the -aud len ee noted the marked nroeress in some of the chiltlren who had been in previous "Onen Houses." One exercise in particular drew 1011(1 .anplause. This was -the hula exereise done with laree heons and endine with a -real "hulu dance." •Motion songs x.Y.,re also done. as ei;-re finger plays which -Mrs. Walmark ex- elained were done to develop finer muscles. Mrs Adelaide 1 fleas agqisted Mrs. Walmark in the elii,ldren's INSPECTOR HI SAYEAU IS HONORED BY FRIENDS A popular member of the Goderich detachment of the OPP. for about eight years, Cpl. Harry Sayeau, was given a fare- well party Monday evening. He ison, a es rank of ins ector with the OPP and all the n sing stnff of Criminal Investigation Branch., Clinton hospita , who looked Nearly 200 fellow officers and after me while I was so ill; Rev. Mr. Meally, of Blyth, and all who visited Me while I la as in hospital; evergone who sent flowers and cards, or in- ,quired about my welfare. Harry Gibbons. 27x GOETZ,—May I take this op- portunity to express my sin- cere thanks. and appreciation to all who sent flowers, gifts and cards during my recent illness? Special thanks to Dr, J. R. Leitch, Dr. N. C. Jackson, the hospital nurses and staff, and to all our wonderful, neighbors. Mrs? A. F. Goetz. -27 JOHNSTON.-1 wish to thank Dr. G. F. Mills, the nurses and staff for their kindness' while I was a patient in Goderich hospital and those who sent cards, gifts and flowers. Spec- ial thanks to the neighbors who helped it home in so many ways. Harold Johnston. • 27x LYNCH.—The family of the late Fred Lynch express heartfelt thanks to their friends and relatives for the kindness and sympathy shown in the loss of a beloved husband and, father. Their especially thank Dr. W. N. -Wafters, the staff at theitospital, Vey. W. 31---tert. Hoopen. the Stiles funeral home, those *ho sent floral tributes and donations to the 'Cancer Society and those who • loaned their cars arid all who offered their helP. -27 friends gathered at the Blue - water Lounge for a parting testi- monial. On behalf of the gath- ering. Mayor E. C. Fisher pre- sented InspeCtor Sayeau and his wife with a travelling outfit OBITUARY 1 ARCHIBALD L. McCAUGHAN A former employee of the T. Eaton Co., Archibald • L. Mc- Caughan,Claremont, died sud- denly at the Uxbridge Cottage Hospital on Monday, June 26. He was the on of the late William and Mary McCaughan. He is survived by his widow. The funeral service was held at the Trull funeral home, Ter - onto, on Thursday afternoon • of last week. Interment,.was lit Mount, Pleasant cemetery. • MRS, 'JACK RrrcHm A resident of Ashfield Town- ship, Mrs. Jack Ritchie, 46, died Monday at Wingham General Hospitak The former Agnes Hawkwood, she was born in Cal- gary, but had lived near Luck - now most of her life. Surviving are her husband, two daughters, Misses ,Betty and Marjorie Alton, at home; two sops, bouglas Alton and 'Ken- neth Ritchie, at home; her mo- 1ther, Mrs. Isobel Hawkwood, -brother6-ind two sisters in Western Canada. The funeral service will be hdld this afternoon at the Mac - Retitle Memorial Chapel,Luck- now. Interment will be at Greenhill terrietery, Lucknow. SHEPPARDTON SHEPPARDTON, July and Mrs. G. Garrott and Miss Gail Nixdorf. of Detroit, visited proeram. She is a volunteer Monday, with Mrs. George Hag - New Trend For - Car Accidents ,SO far this year, Huron County is. fatality free in connection with car accidents and we look to the public for co-operation to continue this record, said Sgt. H. Barker of the Goderich de-- tachment of the O.P.P. Sgt. Barker told The Signal - Star that the area served by the Goderich OPP office showed li trend that was common through- out Ontario. This trend is re- flected in the number ‘of single vehicle accidents — mishaps in which only one car is involved such as it when it goes off the road or hits some object. Of the 25 accidents in this area' in June, 18 of them were single vehicle accidents. Police are baffled by this strange trend. Of the ,total of 25 accidents only ten were reportable. In June there were 65 c 781 vehicles checked and 298 warnings issued. $ ' gitt, Mr. and Mrs. R. Haggitt and family. Gail --remained to visit her grandmother for. a couple of weeks. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Don Sowerby on the birth of their son. Mr. Harold Johnston returned home from the hospital during the week -end. We wish him a speedy recovery. DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL SET FOR JULY "Around The World with Christ" is the theme of the Daily Vacation Bible School to be held this year in Victoria Public School the last two weeks in July. This year the school is sponsored by the „Salvation Army and the Baptist and Free Methodist churches. The intermediate group, over 12 years of age, will study with their leader, Mrs. E. A. Coeper; the junior group, nine to 11 I e • 1 I the primary group, five to nine, with Mrs. Captain Petersen. • znits) V1'4,1112. RUG SIZE CARPETS AXMINSTER IN MOTTLED BEIGE 1 ONLY — 9' x 12' Regularly $79.95 1 ONLY 9' x 12' Regularly $79.95 NOW $59.95 NW $64..95 Armstrong ..Inlaid Linoleum ,ONLY 6' x 12' STONE PAII'TERN Sells . Regularly 'at $4.05 sq.yd. NOW - Sq. Yd. 4. 41, 44.• 44 •• 4.0 NAP 40 4 4. 4.114 4.14 4. 14. 414 4 AP 414 4 444 1114,41444.1.4•1444•14 inlaid Linoleum Special 1 ONLY — 6' x 12'. _Sells Reg- ularly at $2.95 sq. yd. NOW Sq. Yd. SAVE $1.80 Per Square Yard McARTHUR 81 aXL kEILLY Ltd. IA 4-8532 36 WEST $T. — GODETtiOn