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Signal -Star, Thursday, December 3rd, 1964 date. Community action atso
means the passage of a bylaw
which will permit„ access to a
AT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
Encouraging Picture of
The BruceTraiIGiven
MacLeod Ross
In the misadveAturous ab-
sence of our president, Mrs. R.
W. Bell, whose condition we
are pleased to say improves,
Mas. Don McKee presided over
the last meeting of 1964 en
November 25th. In spite of the
lure of Flower Show prize
-money, which Mr, Ed. Row-
lands, our treasurer, disbursed,
attendance- was only normal,
so that when it was found that
MalcolmKirk, our speaker, had
come from Owen Sound with a
eavy chest ed e , our em ar-
e • -rassmenst was compounded. Aid-
ed by the occasional dose of
Benylin, he gave us a most en-
couraging picture of the Bruce
Trail which runs from Niagara
to Tobermory. efts purpose to
encourage hiking through so e
• of the loveliest coun of
"r Western Ontario, emph.:" s and
,slides dealt with t portion
n•'ost accessible to )!iron Coen-
,t&„- ,,c+l" ;'•Ikea
afford ma ificent views of
the Beav Valley, Walters
Falls, tle County, Colpoy's
t B u cave,^ t Wiar
•
unusual wild !lowers. •
Mr. Kirk, who is a profession-
al conservation officer, leads the
Bruce -Grey, naturalist club, is a
member of Itihe Ontario Shade
Tree Council and a director of
the Federation of Ontanio Na-
turalists,' later discussed Dutch
Elle Disease which, in the ab-
sence of concerted communi
action, will soon ,kill off all, ur
elms. •Community actio Y 1s es-
sential because the •iwidual
cannot afford the c , of felling
affected trees an elling is the
o my
satisfaet a ry remedy to
privately owned tree which has
become a source of dissemin-
ation
isseminaltion of the disease. Such col-
laboration in, the Owen Sound
area resulted :n 15 trees being
felled this year; a, probable ten
next and thereafter perhaps
one., or tw,o per annum. Mon.
treat and. ,Detroit now lose only
one in 100 trees per annum.
Truly the future of the "pub-
lic" tree is in a parlous state.
Elm bark beetles, salt, sewem,
gas mains. air pollution from
autoptiobrle exhausts and finally
the tario Department of
ay's-all given free rein
sl , ul4, in the next few years,
e successful in denuding our
highways, fields and towns and
all be,,*ause the tree no longer,
has any status in our "civiliz-
ation."- Perhaps in was not so
whimsical after all that Danny
Kaye, on his TV program,
should make a plea for Tree
NGC at LEGION HALL
Saturday, ,. December. S
at 8:30 p.m.
15 GAMES - $1.00
The prize for, each regular game will be $12.00
-4-Shares- - caltl a -Combined' -
Ji CIOAS- F-1110:00 IN 57 CALLS °
SPONSORED BY CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 109'
No One Under 16 Permitted Te Play
L'• ns Head, nut to. mention the,
lower Pot at Dyer Bayo
The idea for this monumental
bit of private. collaboration
came from a Hamilton metal-
lurgist, , concerned with the
physical condition of Canadian
youth, resultant on the eurre•nt
atltormobiliousness.
However, ideas are ,two a penny;
it is their implementation that
counts and it must be consider-
ed a tribute to landowners and
' the eight naturalist cltLbs who
rb•nclud'ed ' the ' gen•trernen's
.-s_4greeme.ntssalike; .tlha-t� .only,. ,ane
per cent refused access to their
land. • Now the Trail is marked,'
e'sthessisa"vesbeeresimi'1teandssi sris
to water and picnic areas erect-
ed, camping sites being left to
the individual farmer to ar-
range. Along this trail, at the
right time of year you may see
orchids, including the rare Al-
aska orchid, hartston•gue fern,
gentians, both fringed and bot-
tle and many other more or less
FEATURE,
EVENT
DIRECTORY
for your
entertainment
pleasure in
TORONTO
NOV. 5 "- Dec. 6
ROYAL.
ONTARIO MUSEUM
Tutankhamun Treasures
-NOV. 15 - DEC. 24
CASA LOMA •.
Christmas Fairyland
0-0-0
NOV. 23 - DEC. 12
ROYAL ALEXANDRA
THEATRE -
Pajama Tops
D --L -D
NOV. 30 - DEC. 19
O'KEEFE CENTRE
After The Fall
O-0-0
CHRISTMAS SEASON
UNIVERSITY THEATRE
My Fair Lady - 2:00 p.m.
matinees every day during"
° Christmas season.
DECEMBER 1 - 8
ICE CAPADES
Maple Leaf Gardens
To JAN. 3
ART GALLERY
Post Painterly Abstraction
(Exhibition of 20th century
art)
•
For economy and friendly ser-
vice plan to stay at Toronto's
LORD SIMCOE HOTEL
• . conveniently located in the
- heart of downtown. (at -the
subway)
• single 6,50 to 10.50, doubles
- • 10.50 to 14.50
• free overnight parking
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RECIPE OF THE MONTH
By the Ontario Tender Fruit Institute
"Buy Canada Choice Canned Fruit"
CLOVED PEARS
Add Spice to Holiday Ham . and Turkey
15 -oz. can Canada 1 stipk• cinnamon
BearsCho-ice Crown8.. who1a cloves,.
•
Drain pears. Reserve juice and•com lne with cinnamon, cloves;
alit cesanch,mi,negalv,.,,,,.Mari.nate ztears.",iutt.."sUi edsluiMesill-s a zigs-„
erator. 24 hours. Drain and place cut -side up on platter. Gar-
nish by studding' around the indentation in each pear half with
whole cloves,
Wrap up Your
holiday shopping
...with an HFC
Shopper's Loan.
Cover everyone on
your list with an HFC
°Shopper's Loan. Shop
anywhere with cash,: -
not just where you
have a charge account.
Avoid big January
hills, repay conven-
iently. Borrow confi-
dently from HFC.
ASK ABOUT
CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE
ON LOANS AT
LOW GROUP RATES
AMOUNT
OF
LOAN
5100
550
750
1000
1600
, 2200
2500
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN
20 12
months mo6 a hs months I months
$ $ 6.12 I $ 9.46
23.73 32.86 .i1.24
31.65 44.13 69.21
41.45 58.11 91.56
60.88 68.81 94.11 146.52
83.71,9.t,2 ,1.9.41 201.46
95.12 107.52 147,05 228,93
Above payments include principal and interest, and are
based on prompt repayment, but do not include the cost of
Me insurance,
HOUSEHOLD FINANC •d_
GODERICH
35A West -Street -Telephone 524-7383
(above the Signal Star)
Conservation when he entreat-
ed: "Won't YOU ask a Tree to
tea soon?''
Door prizes went to Mrs. G.
MacLeod Ross, Mrs, R. M. Sper-
ling and to Reeve F. Walkom,
who, in thanking the speaker;
said that 'coun i'l had planted
60 (suety) trees . this year. Re-
freshments were served by Mes-
dames Malcolm Campbell and
Eugene Ryan.
Unclaimed prize money may
be had from the office of Bri-
e
tish Mortgage anis Trust up to
DeceMber 31st, 1964 'The nom-
ination Meeting will be -held o
Wednesday, 'January 20th, 196
Of Canada's total area of
3,851,809 square miles, nearly
90 per cent is still publicly -
owned Crown' land. "
In' the first half of its current
fiscal year the federal . govern-
ment had 'a budget ' surplus • of
nearly $400,000,000.
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Minimums: $100 and 30 days.
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A FACT ABOUT MONEY: , "Shin
Plasters", those 2V bills last issued
'in 1923, got the name 150 years ago
when currency of little value was
printed on coarse paper andsoldiers
used the worthless bills as field
dressings. lienee the name "Shin
Plasters,"
E. R. ROWLANDS, Manager
Elgin and Kingston Streets, Goderich
Telephone 524-7381
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SET
°OF
EXTRA BULBS-.--
• sc Each
CHRISTMAS.
TREE LIGHTS
Bulbs stay alight -- even if one bulb
burns out
• SET OF 8 Pre -Tested colored bulbs, on
bn1 g 1 epetype cord; berry beads hold
lbs upright; special stay -alight
feature prevents Christmas Tree
"black -out."
OUTDOOR
LIGN
EXtra low-priced, at Canadian
alre4s niatur.•estainP a Iili•,•A+'"se4
sorted ;,colors twinkle on the
tree 'and add glamor to the
holiday season. Special "cut-
out" lets bulbs stay alight
when one burns out, Bead
type fasteners, long cord and
plug.
EXTRA
BULBS
Glow -Type
Ea; .14tt'._.
SPARKLE
BULBS
4 for, 690
LIGHT SET
TRANSPARENT
SPARKLE
BULBS
u-Lllilni 109
ICT
Multiple Indoor
7 -LIGHT SET
7-1:1g'i!-Set 15 -Light Set 2Si'_L gh -
t•Set
'1.69. 3.39 5.79
INDEPENDENT BURNING
r
'° Canadian - made heavy weatherproof wising; approved
safety sockets. The generous length4gives greater cover-
age; add-on connector for extra 'sets; mammoth colored
bulbs. Each lamp burns independently.. •
,12 -Light Set .... 1.99
-Extr"a-MB u.1bs-each..-.-1.1 ._
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•b urns independently.
Spring clip sockets hold''
lights upright. Largerbulbs, in a'ssor.ted colors,
long 'cord, plug and add-on connector.
Weatherproof Outdoor
FLOODLIGHTS
FLOODLIGHT KIT - weatherproof
socket. wall bracket, earth • ''
spite:, 6 -ft. cord and plug.• 349
With Clear Bulb
Complete with red, blue,
preens yellow ,or 3.93
ink bulb
FLOODLIGHT SOCKET and SPIKE-
With cord and
eiug.
(less bulb)
1.99
BULB - state color, ea. 3.35
Easy set-up Christmas
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TREESTANDS
Strong construction, well balanced. Big
17" Jeg spread; holds trees up to 3"
diam. Bright green and . red
finish. Water container to 9
keep tree fresh .5
,DELUXE CHRISTMAS TREE
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holes and slots to allow small electric
sockets for tree lights. Sturdy steel
construction; 23" leg
spread. Holds trees
up to 35/s" diam. ' 2.88
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12" diam. moulded plastic lenses. On-.
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FLOODLAMP. - Clear, each - 2.45
EXTENSION CORD SETS
'OUTDOOR -with cap and plug. '0 -ft.69
15-ft..99 25 -ft. 1.59 50 -ft. 269
INDOOR -with cap and tri -plug.
6 -ft. .57 .9 -ft. .69 1 5 -ft. .89
TRIPLE TAP -with 3 ,outlets ' 21
FLASHER -- Each • 49
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