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10 The Goderieh Signat•Star, ThursdaYR June. 48th,. 1964
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June :Meejnij
mittee,. Mrs: C. Cutt, 'Mrs. C.
S es. d M
tok and Mrs. C,Tweedie.
u s Tw edte.
The hostess was thanked by
Mrs. lutcQUire.
The JUne: n ee'ting 9f the
Alnneek Chapter, LO.D E. was
held at the home of Mrs, Gor-
. don Henderson. Mrs. C. Gibbons,
the regent,, presided and the
flag was presented by the stand-
ard bearer, Mrs. W. Doak,
Mrs. J. Robin, the treasurer,
and.. Mrs.. W. 'McGuire, reported
the luncheon and draw held in
the Legion. Hall had been a
very successful event. •
A donapon is to be given to
the Hospital Auxiliary for the
hospital tea.
The Chapter has received a
' letter _af thank~ from the War.
Memorial Children's Hospital
Auxiliar' for the quilts sent
to the hospital.
The regent thanked all the
conveners of the luncheon and
all those who helped in any
way to make it a success.
Mrs. Utley, education con-
' vener, reported that the tro-
phies for the schools had been
ordered.
Mr. H. Dodd, convener of
world affairs, gave an interest-
ing article on Brazil, taken from
Echoes.
Mrs. C. Reid presented a new
member, Mrs. Erich Mueller,
who took her affirmation.
The members present decided
thatsome of them would have
"come-as_ynu-are"....parties •dttr-.
ing the summer months.
Lynch _was served by, the com-
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ASHF4fLD
ASHFIELD,- June 18. -Miss
Annie Macdonald, of Hamilton,
is visiting- her cousin, Mrs.
William Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howes and
grandsofl Alec, attended the
Howes reunion in Elora park
on Saturday. o
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Barrett
and family, of Toronto, visited
with Henry Mackenzie last
week -end.
Miss Mabel Macdonald, of
Windsor, spent the week -end
with her mother, Mrs. Alex
Macdonald.
Ray Mackenzie, of Toronto,
was home for the week -end.
Recent visitors with William
Johnson were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Johnson; of Barrie.
Mrs. Ken Mackenzie, of Mich-
igan, was hd'me for the week-
end,
Mr. D. •A. .Macdonald, who
spent many months in hospitals
with a broken hip, returned
home on Friday. His daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Cowles, of London,
spent, a few days with him.
Anniversary Services
Large congregations attend-
ed anniversary services in Ash-
6field Presbyterian Church when
Frank..._S.cntt_.._Mackenzie,
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of Montreal, was guest speaker.
Special music was rendere1 by_
r all, NMI IIIII um no ine gni um mai p• me an ma so Kw
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the rhoit, aand solos were Sung
by Miss Mary Lou Collinson and
Mrs John N. Mackenzie.
Among those ng . tha a wlto "attended
;Anniversary services • ' here on
Sunday and visited with re
la
tives and friends were: Mrs.
It J. .Mackenzie, 'df Lucknow,
with Jack Mackenzie, Mr. andAUBU RN. C.G.I.T. GROUP
Mrs. Duncan
MacKay and 1 fain..- The anal. meeting of the Au
e tt
ily, of Auburn, With D. A. Mac- burn C.G,T.T. group was held
Lean; Mr. and Mrs. R. Grant, with a good attendance. The
of .Goderich, with George Mon- president, Judy Arthur, was in
Grief; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mac- chargoothe meeting and'Ma .
Dougall, of Lucknow, with Wil- caret Sanderson was the pian
fred Vanish. tat. The off'erixlg was- received
b:Y Diane Rirkconi alt. Scrip.
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tura was readby Mary Sander-
son. A meditation and .quiz
on the Parable of the Sower
-was conducted by . the leader,:
Mrs. W. dock,mins
r� $ra..n The imtn..
utes wereread by Gail Miller,
autographed i lilt. ,The ' giv'ta
will sell frames to be put on
this quilt during the summer
b ide
months and will also embroider
r
them on the blocks. The lead
1the assistant,
er, along with, as sta ,
Mrs. Duncan MacKay, discussed
Plans were made to make an the fall meetings,
NEW CHARt/!?
THURS.
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AGRICULTURAL PARK an
Ontario Department of Transport announces
changessin Demerit Point System
effective, July 1st, 1962.
I The Point S -'stem has been changed to -encourage better driv-
I ing habits arld to correct dangerous drivers by strengthening
the demerit point scale. The changes are -designed to‘savefives
--inclt:ding yours.
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lNEW DEM ERIT1PQINT. SCALE
• Poirtts:` \ \ Violattpn:
r 7 Failing to remairxat scene of accident .�
6 Caleless'driving
6- Racing
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6 Exceeding speed Iimitby30 ;p.h. orrrro're,
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1 5 Failure of driver of busto stove railwaycrosdng • g
• 1 ' 1. ' Exceedingspeed limit by morethan 1 m.p.ba aid ' 1
1 less than 30-m.p.h. -.w...,.,,,:. ,, ._�, . : 1
1 • 4. Failing to stop for school bus. 1
i . 4 , Following too closely. - 1
1 3 Exceeding speed limit by more than 10 m.p.4, and I
1 lessthan 20 m.p.h. f; 1
1' 3 Driving under, through or rourxl a railway crossing rf:, 1
1barrier , 1
1. 3' Failing to obey the directions of alpoliteconstable.• 1
1- 3 .overcrowding driver's seat. 1
1 3 Improper passing. 1
1, 3 Driving wrong way on one-way street: 1
1 • 3 Driving;wrong way on a divided highway. 1
3 Failingtoyield right-of-way. 1'
I 3• , Failing to obey stop sign, signal light or railway cross 1
-ing signal. 1
3 Failing to report an accident.
2 Failing.to.lawer headlamp beams. t�
M-- 2 , Making U-turns whereprohibit dLL
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If . .2' ' Making turns where prohibited. _. 1
1 2 , • . Towing of persons on toboggans, bicycles, skis etc: 1 1
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1 2 Pedestrian crossover'violations.
I ' 2 Failing to share road.
.1; 2 Improper rightand left turns.
1 2 ' Failing tagive signals.
1 .. ' 2 Unnecessary slow driving.
.1 ° 2 Improper opening of vehicle door.
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1 Upon conviction, point are recorded against the driver fortl'ie 1
offences listed in the Point System Scale. Demerit points- re- ` 1
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main on a driver's record for a period of two yebrs after the i 1
1. date of conviction. 1
1' At 6 points ' The driver is informed. of his record and,urged to 1
1 • exercise greater care. 1
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At 9 points The driver is required to attend a personal inter- 1
1 view to discuss his record and give reasons why - 1
1•- his licence should not'besuspefded. 1
'At 15 pointsi Act umulatdd within.a 2 -year period--thedrive?s ,
A 1`° licence is suspended and retained in the Depart- 1
j meat for one month. .� 1
1 • At the conclusion of a period of suspension -the number of ' 1
1,points on the drivers record is reduced to 7. until the driver . 1
1' has cleared hisrecord, afather accumulationof15points within ° 1
a 2.year period will.result in�suspension for snr!months.
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ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT li
Hors, it itownrree, aco tamer
'A 0.4 "# J1f ►id.0tlrylill star #ir
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- 1 P.M. - GATES OPEN-
2113.M.
PEN2`'P.M. -'EXHIBITS' OPEN
2' P.M. - DEMONSTRATIONS
' HAIR .DESIGN., SINGER `SEWING MACH-
INE, WALLPAPER and BABY FOODS.
SALADA TEA WAGON
7 P.M. --. EXHIBITS OPEN
12 MIDNIGHT -- OUR LADIES' DAY IS OVER
THUR$.
FRL
SAT.
MON.
MEMORIAL_ ARENA
Kinsmen Elementary ART EXHIBIT !
HELICOPTER RIDES -- See Goderich from the Air !
Bernard Shows A Bigger Better Midway - 10 Rides.
8 P.M. - .OFFICIAL OPENING
BRYAN CATHCART, ONT. MINISTER,
OF TRAVEL and PUBLICITY
9 P.M.
9 P.M.
1 P.M:
2 P.M.
FRIDAY
FASHION SHOW
TOTS and TEENS, Back -to -School Clothes
FREE ENTERTAINMENT
KNX TV STARS
COME .BACK AGAIN
JUNE 29
- GATES OPEN
- EXHIBITS _. OPEN
TU
7P.M. - EXHIBITS .OPEN
9„ PA..- THE INVICTAS ROCK 'n' ROLL
10 .A.M.
1.0' A. M,
2 P.M.
Childreti Admitted
-° GATES OPEN
HORSESHOE TOURN.
A, B and C CLASSES:' OPEN 'TQ ALL
EXHIBITS OPEN
12 MIDNIGHT, MIDWAY CLOSES
Chiifren's Day
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7 P.M. -- EXHIBITS OPEN
8.30 P.M.- ENTERTAINMENT
THE CRESCENDOS;, BILL JAMES,
Comedy Magic; CY LEONARD,
Ventriloquist.
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1 P.M. -. PARADE 9. V.M. - ENTERTAINMENT
CKNX-TV Featuring STOREY SISTERS
2 P,M. - AUCTION SALE 10.30 P.M. FREE DRAWS.
12 MIDNIGHT - CLOSE ,
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SAID HE'D MUCH .RATHER DIVE IN TO THE
BARGAINS AT
LIN
LUMBER' CENTRE
LET'S TAKE a GOOD LOOK at THEM
ADD CHARM WITH WOOD
Pre lnished •Exotic- Plywood Panels that~ Reg, Sale
add rich beauty to your Price Price
walls. sq. ft. sq. ft.
1/4" Habitant Walnut .52 .42
4'x8' - 1/4" Habitant' Nalnut .52 .42
4'x7' - 1/4" Persian Walnut, light tan -.45 .35
4'x7' - Persian Walut, light tan .45 .35
4'x7' - 1/4" Persian. Walnut, light tan .45 » .35
4'x8' = '17-r'"P rsian Walnut, dark tan ,45 .35
4'7'': 3116" V Groove Mahogany. .25 " , .20
4'x7'-1/4" Mismatched Mahogany .37 .30
32 "x8'-1/4" Birch, .43 • .33
32 "x7' -1/4"t Birch .43 .33
32'1x7' - 1/4" Tahiti ' .36 .26
32"x8'. - 1/4 Tahiti . .36, • .26
32 "x.8'-1/4" Tahiti, slight damage " .19
32 "x8' - 1/4" Sapali . • .42 • .34
22"x7' - 1/4" Tiami , .48 .38
32"x8'-1/4" Tiami .48 .38
4'x7' - 3/8" Driftwood .26 .16
4'x8'-1/4" Red Oak .60 .48
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Armstrong Regatta
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,,Armstrong. Starlite
Johns-Manville, Acoustical
• Red, Gold .said Greek fiamhoo
Reg: Sale
.21 .16
.21 .16
'.21' .18
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AT CONKLINS!
PEP UP YOUR HOME
This is a FIRST LINE PAINT FULLY GUARANTEED
OUTSIDE WHITE PAIN
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Let Cool Breezes In
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CONKLIN .LUMBER.CENTRES.
* Kingsville Exeter * Amherstburg * "Medford
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* Comber , * Grand:Bend * Ridgetown * Woodsiee
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• v. '4 Saturday, 8 to 4,
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