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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-11-08, Page 6The Goclerich Signal -Star, Tinirielay, November .ath, 1962 Articles For Sale 3, Real Estate For Sale APPLE% cooking an ating -Varieties—Macs, pis,'t5Court- 1044S, Greenings and Melbas. -Free delivery around town, ' Art rell, JA 4-6037. -42tf OYGri,NIC "supplies (rubber gOods) mailed postpaid in plain, 'Sealed envelope with price list. Six samples 25c; 24 samples $/.00. Keil Order eDept. 'T-53. • Nov -Rubber Co.‘eBOx 91, Ham- ilton, Ont. REPEAT OFFER — EUREKA .heavy weight floor polishers $33.95„ Eureka vacuum clean iers and supplies. Lay v aWay tiox'for Christmas. Hutchin- son Radio, Huron Rd. -42tf CUT flowers. mums, etc., flower arrangements, baskets for any occasion. L. R. Holman, 187 Cameron St., phone 8852. -43tf ALMOST new Singer Console Zig-Zag Sewing Machine—Makes designs, buttonholes, blind hems, etc. Will accept only $8.00 payments or $56.00 cash. -total of new contract. Dealer. Write Box 47, Signal -Star. 43-44x UNIT Holstein heifers, due in November, December and Janu are-. James II. Feagan, phone JA 4-6314. 44a • UPRIGHT piano, good condition. 97 West St. , 44x "I'WO dressers and two unfhiish- ed chests, to be cleared: USED aquarium, in good con- dition, 10 -gallon capacity. - SEVERAL used end and coffee tables. KNEEHOLE desk, arborite top, in good condition. RUGS—choice of two, 9 x 12, and one 9 x 10, used or shop worn. . CHROME. • table, used. Also chrome chairs, used. USED chrome table, 36 x 84, slightly dainfige.d. MATTRESSES, full -size, hop soiled or damaged in trensie- springfilled, some nylon . cov ered, going at, half 'price. C,ONTLNENTAL beds, with legs and headboard, can be boughtl in pairs or singly $49.00 each. ODD Continental beds, priced ; singly, with box spring and mattress, legs. headboard. -- .$300. LODGE FUIINITURE -44 ONE pair inen's hockey skates, size 7. $5.00. Phone JA 4-8633 after six. • • • 44x THREE-PIECE •plus mattress. Phone 91 18 STOOKS of JA 4-7098. bedroom suite good 'condition, 64. 44 sorghum. Phone 44x GAS range, Moffatt four -burn- er: four dinette ehairs. Phone JA 4-841O. • - 44x UNDERWOOD portable type- writer. Phone 8035. 44x SCOUT outfit, size 10 t� 12; two ,,,sport lop coats, sizes 12 and 14. Phone JA 4-9297. -44 FOUR -BURNER electric range, $23.00. Phone JA 4-9166. -44 ZIG ZAG sewing machine, sews back and forth, does fancy stitches; sews buttons and makes buttonholes. Original $139.00. Can be had for balance $47.00 or 88 00 payments, Write Box 50, Signal -Star. e -41 FRIGIDAIRE autOrnatic washer; Frigidaire automatic defrosting frig; Frigidaire thirty range; Beatty cabinet ironer; steel fi1. ing cabinet: steel bed, springs and mettee-s: d ,sser chrome kitch-,1 ch9irs• hi -h elec. tric k''eh cloek: therapy heat lamp: fireplace screen; drapery track:')Mepledders; cook ware; and mune: oes other • article.: These can be seen at my apai t- ment at 23 Wellington St.. Goderich, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. • Mrs. C. R. Hollaml. -44 LADY'S full -length's muskrat coat, size 16, almost new. Phone 8882. 44x SIWIKo-m--ac-hine, almost new, Zag model, makes buttOn- holes, does embroidery work, sews .on bettons, under guar- antee: Take on payment seven for $7.00 or $46.00 'cash. Write to Box 51, Signal -Star. -44 GIRL'S gtey • winter cbat, size 10, good condition. Phone 7406. -44 R.C.A. electric ran,ge, good condition. Phone 8897. -49 GREY Borg jacket, size 12. Play pen with teething rail, like new Phone JA 4-9181. 44x SILVER Cross baby buggy,per- fect condition. Phone JA 4- 9098, • 445 2. Cars, Trucks For Sale taINKING of RarAle(ro Vift the Bluewater Service station. Bayfield Rd. JA 4-9461. • - 1959 RENAULT Dauphine, in good running' order, privately owned. Phone , JA 4-8278. ,• 43x '50 PONTIAC; dependable trans- .p�rtation, todtv titck, priced right, :Can • finatiee. „Sur* ,orA 4$357.', -I5tf SUMMER cottage,three bed- rooms, interior partly complet- ed, - modern conveniences, lot 50 by 150 on sandy beach, eight miles north of Goderich. Write Box 49, Signal -Star. • 44x Comfort Location Plus Prestige A home like this does not come on the market very often. Consider— over 1,400 square feet, in a well-planned lately built one- -,tspev home, on a good sized 141, centrally •located. Three large bedrooins, 15 x 16, 14 x 16, 11 x 16, hardwood floors, with lighted and walk-in closets. Living •rooin 12 x 20. Dining room 12'x 14, both bright, and carpeted from wall to wall. Kitchen is modern with a 'sur- plus of cupboards, planned for every need. , The , breakfast nook is ample size. A hall off the back entrance has large size cloak room. The basement is • full size and excelient height, and has a partially fin- ished rec-room. • There is a modern 4 -piece bathroom, which is tiled, as is the vestibule, kit- chen and back entrance hall. Best of all, this home is easily heated by an oil furnace and hot water radiators. Other fea- tures, the many extras and the price can be discussed at our office. No information by tele- phone, please. Only $11,300..00 For a solid brick, 4 -bedroom, well -kept residence in an excel- lent location. Comparable houses have sold for $13,500. See this one fpr a family home. California Style -Two-bedroom, modern bunga- low in a nice location, eomplete and modern kitchen and bath- room, • utility room, enclosed breezeway, garage. Many extra and good terms. Several good building lots, fully serviced from $1,100 up. • E. E. CRANSTON Phone JA 4-8801 Realtor Manager For,, ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN Goderich Phone JA 4-9662 HAROLD W. SHORE REAL E'TATE EROKER General Insurance 38 Hamilton Street Phone 1A4-7272 Your agent in the Goder,ch District for Kernoban Homes REAL ESTATE FOR SALE How About a -New Home in the Country? This new home, close to Goderich on a main road, has three large bedrooms. and all the features of the contempor- ary modern home. Log House or Log Cabin Situated four Miles south of Goderich on Highway 21, this rustic log house may be pur- chased with from two to ten acres of land at a very reduced price. The log cabin r on a separate site, would make a cosy retreat. Call this broker fcr an appointment to inspect. Completely Modern Duolex Close to uptown, this duplex has been completely modern- ized. This is an excellent pre- eerty for retired couple, pro- tecting a lovely home, plus ; ncome. ' Looking For a Large Home?' Presently listed are four larger homes ranging from four to six bedrooms. All are in an excellent state of repair. Building Lots in Huron View Park Subdivision • Several fully serviced lots now available in this excellent location. Prices start at $1,200. Special deal available to build- ing contractors. T6 build on or lust to invest in, now is the ime Jo buy your -lot in Huren View Park. Prices are bound 10 increase as this area builds hip G'arm an oral Salesmen: 'tat vey assaline. R R 2, Goderich Frank Mackenzie, R.R. 1, Ripley Seorge Ashton, Fordwich LISTINGS AND INQUIRIES INVITED • 3, Real Estate For Sale 3. Real Estate' For Sale 8, Help Wanted STORE building with three- bedroom apartmeut above, hydro, tap water --$1,60 n0 fu Nice, $100 down and only $20 monthly. Phone '32, Dungannon. ation contact Box, 960, New -43tf Lisleeard. Ont. -.44-46x NEAR New Liskeard, 200 -acre dairy farm. Six -can quota, good buildings with all con- veniences. For further inform. BRAN19 new brick house,' with garage. Down payment Was $4,900---nbw niake an offer to the owner. Call JA 4-8881 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. 41xtf KEN CROFT' Real Estate.and Business .Broker 83 Victoria St., GoderiCts, Ont. General Insurance Phone IA 4-72.53 BUILD for Less wlin a Halliday Home—Call at our office ter your new 1962 catalogue. New subdivision, a -bedroom ranch style home, brick, beauti- luny landscaped, 2 years ole, it close to schools. Pred reason- able with terms. Owner mov- ing from Goderich. Wartime house on, Blake St. Owner transferred. Tip-top condition. Furnace, oil heat. Low dowu payment and priced for quick sale. LOW down paynient rough -cast home, on Cypress St., ideal, for the handy man. WE HAVE E selection of 14 other homes in rest of the town ranging from $3,000 up. See us today. WE HAVE one of the largest listings a farms in Huron County Irom -$3,300.00 to ,$75,000.00 LOTS FOR SALE 1-66 x 104—Nelson St. 1-66 x 104—Caley St. 2-66 x 104—Palmerston St. 1 —100 x 289 — St. George's Crescent LISTINGS AND INQUIRIES INVITED KEN CROFT arm Salesman: John I. Rapsort 152 South St.—JA 4-8559 -13 Malcolm Mathers Real Estate Broker 46 West St. JA 4-9442 We have an attractive, new stone veneer dwelling, nicely situated among new homes. r Features are stone fireplace in , pleas'ant . living room, 3 bed- r000ms, National Housing fin- ance at $96.00 per month which a pays taxes, principal and inter- 1 est. See this with us., W. J: HUGHES Real Estate Broker Genimat Insurawice 50 Elgin Atm., E., Phone JA, 4-8526 • HOMES. FR -SALE Two-bedrooizi wartime hcluse on 'Huron Rd., large living room, garage, VLA mortgage at 41 e . Deluxe rug brick ranch type home, overlooking the lake. New three-bedroom home, south west. Attractive white brick home, centrally located, hot water heat ing, lovely, spacious grounds. Three-bedroom red brick, north This home is very well built and must be sold to clear up estate. Income home, brick, central tocation. Farm for sale on No. 8 High- way, 2' miles- from Goderich, 3 -bedroom house, modern kit- chen and bathroom, bank barn, L -shed and implement shed, approximatejy 80 acres. • 20 Acres of land in Town of Goderich, priced for quick sale. FOR RENT Four-bedroom house 108 East St. $85 per month. Farm Salesman: tv. H. Pentland Huron Rd. -4A 4-8041 1.1 TINGS AND INQUIRIES INVITED 4. Re LISTINGS Summer C perty. Alex Realtorse building, JA 4-9662. • Estate 'Wanted ttages nder a nk — Farms, nd town Fro- nd Chapman, Commerce erich. Phone FARM wanted close to highway and near Goderich, 50 ares up. Write Box 52, Signal -Star. -44 5. To Rent TW4-BEDROOM; newly decor ated apartment, front entranc,e, rubber tiles in kitchen, bath- oom and hall, venetian blinds. Available immediately. Phone A4-7813. 41 CONSTRUCTION MEN —• Fall nd winter accominodatioh, arge self-contained units, show - r and frig., gas. range. Mrs. Ken Allin, Maple Leaf Motel, Victoria St. -42tf 'One floor residence on a really excellent lake bank property. Picture win- dows, stone fireplace, 3 bedroom, - 'as - well , as large living room, atteactive dining room, attached garage and many modern extras...• • Modern split-level, on corner lot, many extra features. Long ranch -style home, on lovely lot. In an excellent central loca-1 tion, an attractive 2 -storey brick residence, with attached garage. Fine red -brick residence in good re ,ideotial district e ---four bedrooms, ultra modern bathrooff, good-sized kitchen, double living room, double lot, two garages, large attractive patio area in garden. A large four-b.edroom brick residence, with small acreage, corner Bayfield Rd. and Blake St. BungalowonPicton St., two bedrooms, three-piece bath, liv- ing room, kitchen with dinette area, utility ,room, other at- ractive features. Small, attractive •cottage on the lake batik, four miles south of Goderich." The ,eottage con- sists of thing rogin with stone fireplace, which opens onto a creened porch; there is one bedroom and kitchen also,. and adjoinipg the cottage at a short distance is a sleeping cabin with two-piece bathroom, all on a very interesting lake front- On Hayfield Rd., leemiles from new hospital, nearly 10 acres. or will sell half, insul- brick home. At the northwest corner of Cambria Rd. and Elgin Ave.. a very good, &wile. 2 -storey dwell ing. We have several choice. ger- teed building lots. 60 ft x 133 in a developing area, for sale We bave approximately 4 acres in Goderich on west side of Hayfield Rd., in an area zoned, for local business Peter S. MacEwan •1/4 Insurance --L Real Estate' PRWATE office, heated, al. 46 West St. Malcolm Mathers, Real Estate Broker. JA 4-9442. • -24 FURNISHED apartment, all conveniences. Ridgewood Park, phone 8891. -38tf APARTMENT, two large rooms, heated. 144 South St: Phone JA 4-8416. 41tf HOUSE for rent. Available im- mediately. Telephone JA 4-9329. • -41 TWO furnished rooms, close to Square and Post Office. Board if desired. Suitable for work- ing girls or men. Phone JA 4-7707.- • -44 SELF-CONTAINED apartment, central, one -bedroom, gas heat, ed. Phone 7540. -44tf TWO-BEDROOM lower duplex apartment, located in north end of town. Monthly rent $50.00. Peter S. MacEwan, Real Estate; 44 North St. Phone JA 4-9531. -44 TWO-BEDROOM apartment, im- mediate possession, utilities paid. Phone JA 4-8732, 445 UPPER apartment, heated, stove and frig; lower apartment, heated, stove and frig. Call 7556 after 5 p.m. -44tf FOUR-BEDROOM house, gas heated, close to Square. 'Phone JA 4-9124. • -44-45 IN BA—Y-FIELD, furnished apart- ment and home, eight miles from Ontario Hospital Ideal for nurses and personnel. Centact L. R. 'Bannister, Stratford, phone 271-6641 of 271-2308. 44-45x TWO'. BEDROOM apartment: Available immediately. Phone JA 4-9615. -44 siNG,LE rooms. Jor Ten Cambria Rd. •Phone JA 4-7202 after 5 p.m. 41 TWO-BEDROOM duplex, self- contained, back and front en- trances. Phone JA 4-9447. -43 LARGE red brick home, three bedrooms, 'double living room, dining room and kitchen. There are two bathrooms and house is heated by oil forced air fur - ,for $100 per month. Apply Harold W. Shore, Real Estate 13rOker, 38 Hamilton St. Dial JA 4-7272. 41tf 44 North Street JA 4-9531 (10 • offers omplete ist & 2ncl Mortgagme Facilities To present home owners and prospective buyers. <> Mortgages available Up to 75% of .appraisled value. . Pot further information phone 3A 4.9531 s• , HEATED furnished apartment, built-in cupboards, stove and fridge, laundry facilities, TV hoop-up'no children, available November 1st. Apply 92 Cam- bria, Rd. JA. 49437.. -43tf lialloommiiimairsaiinemismormeass 8., Help Wanted .ARE YOU OVER 39? Urge ,firni requires represent- ative with ear for 1°01 work. You should be -over 39. Ideal position for retired or semi- retired man. Dignified work with repeat sales. Write ,at once to Personnel Director, Box 1817, London, Canada, for further t details, -44-46 LAUNDRY SUPERVISOR Qualifications: ' Grade 10 education - Completion of a recognized training course in operation of a cemmercial or institutional laundry Thorough knowledge of laundry machinery and material. At least 5 years experience in a commercial or institutional •• laundry Supervisory and institutional ability Salary range—$3240.00-$3750.00 Reply to Business • Admin., Ontario Hospital, •tioderith BUSINESS .ADMINISTRATOR The Clinton District Collegiate Institute Board invites applic- ations for, the position of Secre- tary, Treasurer and Business Administrator. Knowledge of accounting, purchasing and per - sonnet management, preferable. Duties to commence On or be- fore January 2, 1963 and 'ap- plication to be submitted by November 12, 1962 and marked accordingly. Apply stating age, qualifications, educational back- ground and salary expected to: H. C. Lawson, Sec.-Treas., Clinton, Ontario. • -43-44 MAN or WOMAN to supply established customers with fam- ous nationally advertised' -"Wat- kins products. No investment. Earnings of $75 and up weekly possible. Full or ; part-time. Write to M. Beaumier, 350 St. Roch St., Montreal 15, Quebec. -44-47 INCREASE YOUR INCOME. You can earn up to $3 per hour selling Rawleigh Products,full or part time. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. K-216-16, 4005 Richelieu, Montreal. -44 'AUDITORS REQUIRED 12. Tenders Wanted 16. Public Notice TENDERS FOR TRUCK Sealed tenders' will be received by the undersigned for the supplying of • truck for the Huron County Library Co-oper- ative. Specifications may be secured from the undersigned. Tenders to close 12:00 noon, November 19th, 1962. • Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. John G. Berry, Secretary, Hurop County Library Co-operative Board, Box 640, Goderich, Ont. " -44 TENDERS will be received by Gederich Township School Area Board for: . 1. Sale of building, contents and site known as No. 1,1 School, Goderich Township. 2. Sale of buildings, contents and site known as No. 6 School, Godefich Township. 3. Sale of building and contents known as No. 4 School, in Goderich Township. Building to be removed from site with- out damaging dry well, found- !..ation to be levelled. Property to be cleared by May 30th, 1963. Performance Bond of $50.00 to accompany tender. 110% to be submitted with each I tender. Highest or' any tender I not necessarily -accepted. Tend- 1ers to be in hands of secretary by Tuesday, November 27, 1962. !Frank Yeo, Secretary -Treasurer, R.R. No. 3, Clinton, Ont. -43-44 Taxation Division 13. Auction Sales Kitchener, Ontario ASSESSORS 3 (Not ' 62.T.952) AUCTION of freslr:and- spring- . $6060 - $7320 ing cows and heifers and calves ASSESSORS 2 (No. 62-T-951) $5280 - $6180 this Friday and -every Friday at 2 at Bervie Livestock Sales. Every s,pringer guaranteed. De- liver $3 a head. -44-47 For full particulars as to duties and qualifications see Poster dis- played at National Employment Service and Post Offices, where application forms may be ob- tained. Applications should be filed with the Civil Service Commis- sion at 25 St. Ciair 4ve. Toronto 7, Ontario, NOT LATER THAN NOVEMBER 16, 1962. Please quote the Competition number. -44 seessassissamiette-eilMal11111=11111112111MP 9. Agents Wanted EXTRA money to make your dreams come true! If you •are willing to work two nights a week and on your day off, you can augment your present sal- ary selling electrical appliegnces part time on commission basis, with well-known company in business for over 50 ,years. i Write Box 29, Signal -Star. 1 • -36tf assawassaresalmealaa 110. Wanted (Gerieral) ROOMER wanted, breakfast if desired. 159 East St. • Phone JA 4-8565. -42 BOARDERS. 26 Bruce St. Phone 7990. -37tf HOME wanted for two kittens. Phone JA 4-9051. -44 ROOMER wanted in private home. near the Square. Phone JA 4-7509. -44 PIANO wanted, in good shape. Phone JA 4-8865. 44x 11. Employment Wanted HANDY man will do odd jobs, Phone 9127 before 1 or after 6 p.m: -43 cuseasismeemememeweeeeseavaistiset& 12. Tenders Wanted 'TOWN OF "-GODERICH ONTARIO , TENDERS 1963 ADDITION TO GODERICH PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION BUILDING Sealed tenders, properly idenW fied as to the contents for the General Contract including Plumbing, Heating, and Electric- al work, addressed to the Gode- rich Public Utilitie's Commis, sitm, will be reeeived by Kyles & Kyles, Archite&t,s, 15 , Dewnie St., Stratford; OntariO; until 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, November 20th. Each tender must be accom- panied by a Bid Bond or mark- ed cheque -made payable to the Goderich Public Utilities Com- mission ,in an amount of 5% of estimated cost which Bid Bond shall carry a ninety -day limit from tender closing date. The'successfu contractor will be required ttP furnish a Per- formance Bond of 100% of their contract price. ; . es, General Building 'Contractors may obtain plans and specific- ations from the offiee of: KYLES & KYLES, Architects, 15 Downie St., Stratford, Otitario', on deposit of a ch4ue in an amount of $25.00 payable to Kyles Sz Kyles, Architects. Thia deposit will be returned on re- ceipt of the complete issue„ Of sets in good conditioh. Lowest or any tender nof necessarily accepted. GODERICII PUBLIC IMLITIgS COMMISSIOR. Goderich, Ontario. -44 14. Services Available LET us restore accuracy and beauty to your watch. Fine jewellery Tepairs ,and diamond setting. Modern equipment. Don MacRae, watchmaker, The Square: -421f FDR Septic Tank Cleaning con- tact RONALD E. -FORSTER, Phone 29, Lucknow, manufac- turer of septic tanks and well tile. 35-47x ACE Radio TV -Service. Frank Wilcox,' 60 Picton St., W., Gode- rich, Ont. Phone JA 4-7771. -31tf SHARP? Ready for business? Saws: hand and electric, skates, cutlery, etc. Please call even- ings. C. H. Homar, Huron Rd.. opposite store. -40tf ELECTROLUX (C ANAD A) LIMITED For service call J. Aensing, HU 2-7302, Clintbn ' -38tf SID BULLEN'S Cabinet Shop custom furniture, kitchen cup- boards, furniture repairs. .184 Gibbons St. Phone 9631. -31 tf SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern equipment, all work guaranteed. Write Louis Blake, R. 2, Brussels. Phone Brussels 442 W 6. 41-49x emeasinsor 4111111111111.1 15. Notice To Creditors ALL persons having claims against the estate of ROBERT A HUR MELLER STRAUGH- AN, late Of the Township of Colborne, in the County of Huron, Farmer, who died on or about the 2nd day of October, 1962, are .required to file the same with full partictilars witlr the undersigned by the 1711s day of November, 1962, as after that date 'the assets Of the estate will be distributed. Dated at Goderich, Ontario, this '18th day of October. 1962? HAYS. PREST & HAYS, Barrister, • 33 Montreal St.; Goderich, Ontario. -42-44 16. Public Notice MONEY available for first mort gage on good residential and some types of commercial pro perties. Apply to Retold W Shore, Real Estate Broker, 38 Hamilton St. Phone JA 4-7272 -1211 NOW finanee your new or late model used car purchase at Bank Rates lbrOugh Harold ,W $hore; 'Ng 7272. •-7t1 ANYONE having' an account or ntaim with \the, Colborne eipal Telephoine System please file the same with the Sec.- Treas., Mrs. Edna Moore, R.R. 4, Goderich, on or before ,De- cember 1st, 1962. • 44-45 WARNING Anyone contemplating Or con- spiring toward fraudulent deal- ings, or other treacherous stunts, concerning the old Dun- canson White farm, on the 17th concession of Grey Township, before all debt claims are satis- fied in full, will place them- selves liable to full -prosecution. under the criminal aide and laws of the Departniarit, of Justice of Canada, • Signed, John Catterson. • TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS. IN ARREARS OF • TAXES • MUNICIPALITY OF COUNTY OF HURON PROVINCE .OF ONTARIO TO WIT: NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN, that th.e list of lands to be sold for arrears of taxeS in the County of Huron has been pre- pared and was published in an advertisement' in the Ontario Gazette upon the 1st day of September, 1962. Copies of the list of lands for sale for arrears of taxes may be secured in the County Treas- urer's office. IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT OF TAXES AS SHOWN ON SUCH LIST ON OR BEFORE TUESDAY, DECEIVIBER 11, 1962, AT THE HOUR OF TWO O'CLOCK IN THE AFTER- NOON, I shall at the said time, in the Court House, Goderich, Ontario, proceed to sell by Puh- a Auction the said lands' to pay such arrears, together with the charges thereon. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN THAT IF ANY OF THE SAID LANDS REMAIN UN- SOLD, AN ADJOURNED, SALE WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1962, AT THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE AND AT 'WHICH, MUNICIPALITIES MAY RESERVE THE RIGHT TO PURCHASE ANY OF THE SAT LANDS.' JOHN G. BERRY, • Clerk -Treasurer. • ' Goderich; Sept: 4, 1962. -36-48 wwwwwwweigiminisow 17. Business Notice 4 RAY .and Shirl's Snack- Bar re- opened_ for business on •Wed- nesday. 44x 18. Personal IIELATIVES.—MrS. -E. McKen- na, (nee Erna Whitely), dattgh• ter ef the late William Whitely, of the 7th Concession, would like to hear of any relatives who may be living' and would like to •establish contact. Write 217 Egerton St., London, On- tario. -44-45 A. Births CHUTER.—At Alexandra Hos- . pital, Goderich, on October 30, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chuter, Varna, a daughter. CRAWFORD. ee--- At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on Nov- ember 2, 1962, to Mr.. and 'Mrs. Gerald Crawford, Gode- • rich, a daughter, Margaret • Elizabeth. • • DE JONG.—At Alexandra Hos- pital, Goderich, on October •.31e 1962, to, Mr. and Mrs. Her- man De, Jong, Goderich, a ' daughter. - PAGON.—At Alexandra Hospit- al, Goderich, on November 1, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. Viktor Pagon, Goderich, a daughter, Mary' Lynn. C. Briefs Goderich' business firms! Are you making your Christmas plans? May we suggest you include greeting cards, specially designed ,for businesses, from the wide selection now on dis- play at the Goderich Signal - Star. • -40tf Order Shell furnace oil and stove oil from Edward Fuels tank truck dealer for all -Shell Oil Co. products , Phone JA • 441386. • ,-39t1 People are already doing it! Yee, people are already order- ing their CheiStinas cards from the Many fine choices available at the Goderich Signal -Star. They can be ordered personal- ized or plain, as you -prefer. Drop in and look them over. No obligation. 40tf esimairsessammokiiirmassomosisist D. In Memoriam ANDERSON,—In loving mem- ory of a darling daughter, Rhonda Dianne, who left us three years ago, November 14, 1959. Oh, Rhepda, dear, we loved you so, •' We wish you hadn't had to go. We miss your smile and sweet little wave, But we still visit you at your small wee grave. --Sadly missed by Mommy and Daddy, brother Reggie and sister Ramona Jean. 44x FULLER.—In roving memory of a....deariehtisbonelseand • -father; Reginald M. Fuller, who pass- ed away three years ago, • November 13, 1959. It's sad to walk the rbad alone. ,nstead. Atf: aid k Ade, n. there But to aere comes'rrtiomeA When The ways of life 'divide. The world changes year by year And friends from day to day, But never from the one we love From Memory pass away. -s-Always remeitibered by his wife and family. -44 PETRIE.—In loving memory* our dear mother, Mrs. Jessie Petrie, who passed away seven years ago, -November 6, 1955. , Peaceful be thy rest, dear • mother, - It is sweet to breathe thy name; In life we loved you 'dearly, In death We do the Anne, Ever reinembered bY her c I rem , 44x 41, E. Cards Of Thanks ANDERSON.—To all those who assisted me, so wholehearted- ly, in the Signal -Star contest, I express my sincere appreci- ation. Gail Anderson. 44x BBADNOCK.-1 wish to thank my friends and neighbors for their support in the recent Signal -Star contest. Many thanks. Eleande Bradnock =44 DAVIDSON.—We would like to take this opportunity to ex- press our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to those who were considerate of us dur- ing our recent bereavement. Especially we would thank Rev. G. L. Royal; Rev. Canon K. E. Taylor, Padre; and mem- bersof the Royal Canadian Legion, • Branch 109. The. beauty of the services con- ducted will help us tremend- ously. . Mrs. John L. Davidson' and f ainily -44 GARDNER.—I wisn to thank my relatives and friends for flowers, cards, gifts and visits while I was in hospital. Spec- ial thanks to Dr. J. W. Wal- lace, the nurses and staff for their kindness. • Mrs. A. Gardner. -44 GAULEY.--The family of the late Isaac Gauley wishes to express their sincere thanks Land appreciation to their re- latives and neighbors for their acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes received dur- ing their recent sad bereave- ment in the death of a loving husband, father and grand- father. Special thanks to the Rev. C. A. Dukelow, Dr. J. W Wallace, pallbearers — Wil- liam Wilson, D. J. Patterson, Frank Skelton, Bert Harris, Eric Johnstone, Murray Daer; the Canadian Legion; the • Ladies!. Auxiliary- to ' •Branch 109, and the Rebekah Lodge. No. 89. -44 KILPATRICK,—I wish to,,thank all those who inade my stay in the Goderich hospital so pleasant with cards and visits. • I also thank the nurses, Dr. N. C. Jackson and my min• - ister, the Rev. W. J. ten. Hoopen for his visits. ' Milton Kilpatrick. 445 STRAUGHAN.—I wish to thank all my, friends and relatives who remembered me with cards, flowers and gifts, ,and visited me while a patient in Alexandra Marine and Gener- al Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. N. C. Jackson, nurses and staff. Jack Straughan. -44 VANSTONE.—I -wish to thank everyone for their co-oper- ation during the recent sub- scription contest.- • .-. - Mrs. •Lois Vanstone. 44x I j F. Engagements Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly, Goderich, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Anne, to Mr. Donald Phillips, R.R. 1, Dungannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phil- lips, R.R. 1, Lucknow. ' The wedding will take place Satur- day, November 10, 1962, at 2.30 p.m., in Victoria Street United Church parsonage. -44 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smyth, R.R. 2, Auburn, wish to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Ann, to Mr. Stanley William Fenner, son of Mrs. Isabel Fenner, Oshawa. The wedding will take place on Saturday, November 24, at 2 p.m., in Dungannon United • Church. 44x 1 1 G. Coming Events The November meeting of the Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.E. will be held at the home of Mrs. D. D. Mooney, North St., on Tuesday, November 13, at J3.15 p.m, There. will be a panel., discussion on the Europ- ean Common' Market. -43-44 Bring your friends to our November Fair next Wednes- day,"Noyember 14, in Victoria Street 'United Church, 2.3O - p.m. Bake sale, bazaar and tea. Auspices. of the United Church Women of Victoria Street Church. -44 Please save articles for a rummage sale for the Local Association GirlGuides and Brownies, Novernber 24, at Cornish store, starting at 1.30 p.m. • -44 The Ahmeek Chapter, 1,0.D.E. will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Gibbons, Huron Rd, Monday, November 12, at 2.30 p.m. e -44 The Legion Auxiliary are having an evening of, cards November 14, 1962, at 8.00 p.m. There will be prizes and lunch. Admission 50. •- -44 Knox Church Men's Club will sponsor a concert with the Earle Terry Singers on Wed- nesday,eNovember 28. •- -44 U.C.W. of North Street Church invites you to mark the -- date, Saturday, November 24, on your calendar.. This is the date of their annual Christmas Tea, Bake Sale and Sale of Goods, made specially by them with you in mind.' There will be a host of new and different ideas as each Unit is striving to present merchandise to tickle your fancy—and your pocket book! The time is 2.30 to 5 p.m. -44 Huron Pioneer Threshers Meet BLYTH, 'Oct. 31. — Huron Pioneer Thresher and Hobby As- sociation held their first annual meeting and banquet in Mem- orial Hall, Blyth on October 30. The president, Harold S. Turner, Goderich, who chaired the event, stated: "The Huron pioneer threshers' reunion held at Blyth Septemher 7th and 8th was a decided success andAr,e- ated a' decidedly increased in- terest in museum and antiques. It proved the need for the as- sociation. It also proved that men are just grown up boye and no matter What you are intere,ted in you will find kindred spirits." It was decided to hold' the 1963 reunion in Blyth Recrea- tional Center, at approximately the same date, early September, -a nd it- will- -be - a- -bigger-- a-nel- better show. The various committees gave their reports, and the treas- urer's financial statement show- ed a gratifying 'balance. There are approximately 1,500 members in the Huron Pioneer Threshers •and Hobby Association. Vaughan Douglas, farm edi- tor of CKNX radio and TV Station, Wingham, brought greetings. Miss Anna McDonald, wo- men's editor of CICNX, sang several much appreciated solos. Gordon McGavin, We/ton, presented an interesting colored. film of pictures he had taken at the reunion. Ross Cardiff, 'Brussels, enter- tainment chairman, was in charge of a social hour which included music by an impromptu orchestra. 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