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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-05-23, Page 10• •s+ris.L.,-w4=g*.."A e C4oficrielt Signal -Star, Thursday,' May 331,963 e Governor Takes -Feature _. At 'Harness' Event 'Mod4y • _..! 11,?..e' feature event at the races Paddy .Ann, R. Meriam, *re Monday held by the Gode- Goderich . 5 rich 'Agriculturarlancl rirodina Spring Time Blaze, J. -kation went to a well', Ditek, Port Elgin . 6 •known campaigner on..-Ontaro Time 2:13 and 2:13. tracks, Wee Governor., .who 230. Classified for $150 took. the main 220 classified - First Division pace. Owned by Dr. Alvin Lorne Rythm, M:ts.' W. 'Ilmitse of Mitchell and driven Cardwell, Clinton 1 1 by Ron McGee, Wee Governor Do Royal, 111cIlwain and was timed at 2:13 for the mile, Pullman, Seaforth 2 2 uinning both heats. Little Jilnrny, Ron Ellick- • Chilly 'Day . er. Forest - 3 3 A chilled crowd of 1,000 turn. 'Peggy Volo, Bert Gea- ed out for the affair and were . ham, Stratfo--1 4 4 treated to some mdriled recin-.. Deep Run Grattan, Ted Lorne Rhythm, Q w n e d by Mrs. 111e,,j,ean, Goderich 6 5 W.,Caldwell of Bunton equalled i Cinda ('. Grattan, George Wee Governor's time as he won Feagan. Goderieh 5 7 the 2:30 pace in straight heats. Victoria Lee, Jack Duck - The second division of this worth, Goderich* 7 6 event, which attracted 14 f n- Time 2:13 and 2:13 1/5. trtes all , told before tli, split., .. . Seeontl.D.ivision, was Dr. G. Elliott's Thunder Thunder Bars, D. 0. 6'-" Bars, also from Clinton. . Iiott, Clinton 1 2 Lee Ann Direct, *Tt)t-te th" Casey Hal, Tom Yearling, Turvey and -Green Stable . at Exeter .. - 2 1. Exeter, was n- ,-•lral`'ht " —1 Rudy Dillon, 11. Black, winner in the 2:28 pace while , Elora 3 4 Joan Lee, owned by rec. Mat- Wayne Brooke, J. Strong, tock or Forest and Terry Mac. ' , Seaforth . 5 6 owned by Frank MacDonald of Irish Betty, J. Fellows, Clinton split the 2:25 pace. Goderich 6 5 220 Classified for $200 Tom Johnston C., Fisher -Wee Governor, Dr. Alvin Bros., Goderich 7 '3 Howse, ,Mitchell 1 1 'Superior Chief, J. Monta- Deen Run Danny, ;red • ' g.ue, CArlsrue 4 sc McLean, Goderich 2 2 Time n..8 and 2:21. Omaha, M. Lester, Forest 3 3 228 Classified for $150 Sandra Hi. N. William- 'Lee Ann Direct, Turvey son, Walton 4 4 . i and Green, Exeter 1 1 In The Gold, Hugh Hill, i Goderich 3 Miss Amber Ahbie, D. McGregor, Parkhill 2 Jerry Hat, R: Meriam, Goderich . 4 Time 2:16 and 2:15.. 225 Classified for $200 PERSONALIZED .Joan Lee, C. Mattock, Forest '-----1-' 2 •.... . _ •••-•`t-Mr.--- Scotland, - L. Levi,, -. --,- - —CLEANING: -r -.Thornhill 2 3 , 5 6 Westinghouse Cleaning Is 2 3 4 r.,.4.-.4......- ,..,.,.,.„,,,.....,,,,,,,..„.., ...... , _ West- Now Available . When you're using a Wes inho,use firyeleaning Ma- In Goderich . eitine i's yours alone. — Only your family's clothing A UNIQUE --is init. A exinstant limy of freshly purified cleaning METHOD oF. r solvent makes sure you aren't cleaning your clothes in, someone else's dirt. That's personalized e l e a n i n g — all yours and under your supervision. H you " have questions there's- a trained counsellor there to help. WEST STREET LAUNDROMAT (Opposite The Town Hall) For an interview to discuss 2142 your invesment--future: BUYING - MUTUAL .. FUNDS • Call -- Joseph Allaire ,JA 4-7671 • INCOME PLANS -• PENSION PLANS' • EDUCATIONAL • PLANS ASHIFIEW ASTIFIELD, May 21.- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Elliott and Bill and Barbara of Port Huron spent the weekend with William Macdonald. Holiday visitors with . \:‘,1ar1• Howes- were her sisters., Mrs. J B. Rhodes and Mis-.'o. Anna and Charlotte MacKenzie, of Toronto'. Mr. and Mrs,. George lead better and Barbara of T[y.ry-,!(, visited with Mrs. Colin Mac Gregor last weekend.. • Rov MacKenzie of Toronto *as home ,for the weekend. Colin Howes spent the holi day on a fishing trip north o! Blind River. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rooatd. of .Toronto visit 'd with Will an Johnson last weekend. Mrs. Wm. Ross, who has b''r, a patient in gingham hospital ror some months, is home. te • -.CRUISE SHIP Members of the Greate, Grand_ Rapids Chandler of Com- moree will arrive at the harbo:- here, Wednesday, June 51h or the YtP:1 in r South American and will make a two-hour visit here, town council has been ach,:i,--ed by letter. The matter has been turned over to the Water, Light -and Harbor com- mittee, headed by Councillor Reg. Jewell, and Bob- Shrier. president of the Businessmen's Association for appropriate ac- tion, Ruth S. Hal, J. Montague, Carlsrue Terry Mac, Frank Mac- Donald, Clinton Royal Direct C., W. Sherr, Seaforth My Hope, Hugh Black, Elora • - 6 Time 2:16 2/5 and 2:15 2/5. 34 5 1 45 4 riok• 6 Brother, Siste_r_. Place At W�ssa A brother and sister each 11-ace d sixth in their respective events . when they rePresented GDC1 at the "WOSSA track and field met at London on Sattir day. Brian Dowds was 6th in the. intermediate 'boys' discus !throw. His sister,, Maureen Dowds, was 6th in the junior girls' shot put. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. •Dowds, Nelson street. Orily one other .GEKI athlete placed in an event. This way Brian Young who was 4th in the junior boys' broad jump. A busload .of spectators and athletes went down to the J. W. Little Memorial Stadium at Lon- don for the championships. They were accompanied by Wqyne Horner and Miss L Y. Crozier, P.T. instructors at the -011e,!iate. Other GDP' com- petitors were: •Jove Slater, Tion Drennan„John Hughes, Ed: San- 4erso-n. Doug. Brindiey. and - John Arthur. From 1951 to 1961 the aver - nee number of persons per fam- ily in Cnnasia increased from 3.7 to 3.9: on the average in the smile t firnilies were Briti-qi Colombia and On- tario, 3.6 persons, while the largest were in Newfoundland. 4.7 persons. OBITUARY MRS. DANIEL -MacDONALD The death occurred at Metro- politan Hosnital, Windsor, on Sunday of Mrs. Daniel MacDon- ald, 72. the former Beatrice Edith McCrae of Goderich, after a lengthy illness. The funeral service vas held, n 'Wednesday ..0".rvrte- A %a/it kt GODERICH , ONT. Dancing'Every Saturday Night "For The Young Crowd" ONE NIGHT ONLY — - SAT., JUNE.1 The Bel -Aires and The Revolt 4 HOURS -CONTINUOUS DANCING 8 to midnight" '- Admission $1.00 Per 'Person - BONUS OF FUN, AND THE QUIETEST' FISHING PARTNER Y01.11.1, EVER HAVE "SHARK" 1/2r, 7;fi Hi., OBC rated at 4000 r:p.m. OPENING GAME 1963 MEMORIAL SOFTBALL LEAGUE Gode_tich 13.iss.ets • ---- Woodstock Saturday, May 25 Opening Game Ceremonies 8:30 P.M. AGRICULTURAL PARK — ADMISSION 35c • WESTERN ONTARIO'S LARGEST SPRING ST CK SH Community Park CLINTON Saturday, June - AFTERNOON and EVENING PROGRAMS 1 EVENING HORSE. SHOW PARADE PET SHOW — MIDWAY - Evening Program By. hi • . Clinton Community Concert Band Clinton Legion Pipe Band and Local Entertainment' ADMISSION: 50c Grandstand t25c — ears 25c Big plus features include fibreglass cover, cushion mount- ,. ing, full forward -neutral gearshift control, anti -friction 1bearing construction, convenient low-level rewind starter and full -pivot steering. run -test the Shark 7r,,., soon. otPEND ON MOTORS b,„ qttli "cuOMMEND-1'NES. - dortrildwars, .1 r ici-Etettrie (Goderiih) Ltd. 4-85$1., GODERICH CUSTOME We ,invite you to visit us, see our stock and enter our— FREE DRAW 1:6 MAY 20-25 C,E14 14' ' 4;hurok „.• BOX PLANTS EVERGREENS — PERENNIALS —FERTILIZER INSECTICIDES Rad king Mpj, SilVei Birch, Magni:ilia Trees CLINTON ,GREENHOUSE &, ,*GARDEN.. CENTRE' 82 Chuck.Strest CLINTON 9 AA afternoon at the Morris Mem- Mrs, IVfacDonald had lived in orial uner1 hoxne, Windsor,I, sor for the past 45, years with Bev. i. Richmond Stuart, with her husband, also a na- officiating. interment was in tive .or 004-eria. Greeulawn Memorial cemetery, Surviving besides her bus - Windsor. , band, Daniel, are two (laugh - 1 DEVIL'S. :FOOD BANANA' , LAYER CAKE CULBERT'S - BAKERY 49 West Street Goderich JA 4-7941 Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat., 8:30 'til 6:3Q 'til 9 p.m. SUMMER LEAGUE BOWLING Every Tuesday Nite 8-10 p.m. - If Interested -CONTACT HARRY LITTLE or GENE BAKER ' STILL A FEW SPOTS OPEN •-• 10 PIN LESSONS IF E E LESSONS ALLEYS FOR INFORMATION CALL THE LITTLE BOWL"- - NABOWLING- EVERY .NIGHT FOR RESERVATIONS CALL LITTL 1110111111011111111; • I. OWL JA 4-9966 - ELECTROHOME DEHUMIDIFIERS Get rid of summer' damp- ness the modern way. Quietly -and efficiently, Electrohome dehumidi- fiers keep the atmosphere in any room the way you :want it, protecting youy furniture-,--trooksTiloori g, woodwork and providing relaxing comfort. Simply plug it in the wall outlet . . . your E1-ectrohome de- humidifier does the rest. *HUMIDISTAT, An extra feature is the hu- ,midistat. This unit auto- matically controls t h e humidity in your home ' and will turn it on and -off as required. 1\igar of Iiipyor PLUMBING Si -HEATING Kingston Street • PHILCO -PORTABLE'S Starlite 19 3500 -BE The Studio Beige fwith off-white accents on front and control centet. Brushed alumin.uin finish control rings. Molded case, ikish-e-d—aira-YoundififtWirifying-lrairdre:--Tee-gew- ibing Monopole Tivotenna. Height 16%"; Width 211/4"; Depth 13%". Weight 27 lbs. 's249 PORTABILE 19" TV 7:111 IPHILCO • Beige Brown In its screen size Philco Briefcase 19 TV is lightest, slimmest, easiest to carry. It's both travel light and fashion right, weighs only .35 lbs. and only 12142 inches thin. Many of the features are the same as on top of the line console sets — 3 ladder grid tubes — new ladder grid tuner— auto- matic picture pilot — new vertical output IransfOrrner — non -breakable net lens. REG. 249;95 OPER EVERY EVENING EGE NT Sales & Service 256 REGENT 5TliEET IA 4-7718 Iters, Mrs.PWilliam (Dr. Beatrice A.) $rott of Travers City, Mich- igan, arid -Mrs. William R. (Ma).'g- aret) Leal of London; one son, Daniel 14. of Cleveland, Ohio; McArthur& Reilly WEST ST.. SPECIALS DELTOX RUGS TOUGH WEARING NON -FADING VINYLIZED FIBRE 9 x 12 29.95 STANDARD GAUGE LINO TILES WHILE. THEY LAST! 8c C.I.L. PAINT SPECIAL WHITES OUTSIDE INSIDE PRIMER ONE WEEK ONLY! 4.95 GAL. VOUS. .14 - two sisters, lits. (41Wert Mills tarMrs Riverside. Moapeti mei nsUnitedi at c dtu b grandchildren. lu of Toronto and Mrs. Walter Mac - B II/Ilan of Toronto, anytd: each Grove Golf Club." DANCE Bluewater Dancelan 8 MILES NORTH OF GRAND BEND FRIDAY, ik/Ijklf 24 10 - 1:30 Music by Desjardine Orchestra 2Ott • "The Timberlane Room ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL 'HURON' STREET WEST - CLINTON and Sat., May 24 - 25 featuring from Brantford The:Modern and Coot Sounds of The "Tim Eaton Quartette" Wed., to Sat., May 29 to June 1 "Buddy Grant Quartette" A Specials In Our Dining Room • Barbequed Spareribs Cliicken in the Basket As Well. As A Complete Dining Room Menu. Dining Room Hours: Mon. to Sat., 12 Noon to 12 Midnite The Elmhaven Invites GODERICH RESIDENTS To Visit Them For Sunday Dinner --floUrs 12 - 3— - THE NEWS IS SPREADIN( BLACKSTONE'S RETAIL PRICES, LOWER THAI • ss. R1 -CES Not too long ago we ran a full page advertisement to ,make a simple statement. "We sell furniture at as low a price, or.. at ra= a lower price than anyone else regardless- -of whether they have a sale on or not." If ybu have shopped at our store re- cently you will have found this to be -no idle boast. The news that we are selling furniture at low, low prices is spreading. Last week we had a family drive 85 miles to BLACKSTONE FURNITURE and they - were so delighted at the prices that they practically furnished their entire houk. They obviously went home and spread the word for only a few days later another family from the same city made the trip and purchased furniture. ' Are you in the market for new furni- ture? If so, you owe it to yourself to com- pare our prices. This is no, sale as our prices are -always lower tharj so-called sale prices. A REMEMBER: You always 'buy but at BLACKSTONE FURNI- TURE our retail price are -the. lowest you'll find anywheye. 1 WEST STREET ,t7 re• • . , 9. 1 • ble games or nprnbere eful devices ructing the mf sas • • The climbing area at Macli for the retari the gentle • h• 1 11,