HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-12-10, Page 12VIP Goderich Signel,,S,. tar, Thursday, December 10th, 1964
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CAMPBELL'S
Rompf Case
'Proves' Le.thyy
In a jury trial which promis-
ed to continue all week, before
County' Judge R. S. I}ethering
ton, the fourth Crown witness
was cabled Wednesday forenoon
in the ease of Thomas Rompf,
changed -with theft of about
$4,000 ',Horn Goderich branch of
the Royal Canadian Legion.
Crown Attorney W. G. Coch-
rane examined Vernon Smith,
house committee chairman in
1963 and a member of the 'can-
teen committee, and Dan Mur-
phy, of Donnelly, Donnellyand
Murphy, cross-examined for the
defence.
A true bill was brought in by
a grand jury late Monday "even-
ing: His -honor- on Tuesday
morning dismissed the jury,
which foreman Roy Bennett of
ing am sal •• • i • • no in en
to inspect county buildings.
A petit jury. was flat once im-
panelled for the Rompf case,
and • by adjournment on Tues-
day the court had heard testi-
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Perfume ,5 25 to 40.00
• Cologne: 3;7¢ to 10.00
Gift Sets 6.50 to 13.25
m*nY of <George A. Chambers,
Legion president; Janes Adam,
president in 1992.63, and Ralph
Clarke, treasures* for five years
prior to his removal to London,
J. W. Britnell
New President
Huron County E n g i'n ee r
James W. Britnell has been
Bleed president of the Coun-
ty ngineens' Association of On-
tario. The annual meeting of
the associattion was held last
week at Toronto. It is composed
of county engineers. and their
assistants from the 33 counties
in the province,r
With the position goes that
of chair ran of the County En-`
gineers' Advisory Committee.
Ttlis' amih'itte'e me?f s'-mtii thly
at the call of the Ontario
tster of IiighWayys.
The association's meeting was
addressed bp Hon. C. S. Mac -
Naughton, Minister of :High-
ways. Purpose of the Associa-
tion is to further the work of
county road administration,.
CANDIES
Red Stoplights
(Cont hued from page 1) !without commission's ',division;
consumers and metered water
users to .pay for a part ' of this
project, and if th'ie is correct'
the board will require you to
submit a proposed bylaw follow
ing first and second readings
only, authorizing construction
of the project,•and providing for
imposing the sewer rate, and
notice of the special rate will
have to be advertised as the
board may direct. I am enclos-
ing herewith a form of notioe
to be completed by you and a
draft a the same to: be sub-
mitted for the board's consider-
ation, after which you will re-
ceive directions for public-
ation."
An 'expkanatory" letter from
the Hpusing Commission, re-
s•ardin_ •a men to the town,
was filed, also one from t e
Water Resources Commission
which set forth that the town
can't use the emergency
bypass at the waterworks
(completed at 'a cost of $585.39)
s
of plant operations" consenting.
"`The bypass will used
only in event of an em gency,""
the letter stated, whe demand
is in excess of filtered capacity.,
The chief operator must obtain
permission from the division of
plant operations before tate by-
pass can be placed into use,
and discontinued as soon as de-
mand can be met by filtered
water.... During bypass oper-
ation, extra chlorine will be ap-
plied."
Plant Capacity .
"What actually is the capae
ity of the plant in emerigy?"
enquired Councillor Shore. IIe
was informed it can pump,
3,000,000 galleons a day.
The° calerk iefitioned-t tt the
town will have something like
0,000 of debenhu'ee dated De
comber 1, covering sidewalks,
' urbs, etc,, completed last year.
Mr. Blake, who. is secretary of
the Maitland Cemetery Board,
said the cemetery board and
the Town of Goderich cemetery
perpetuity fund would take up
some of the debenture and the
remainder would "'be offered
locally at par.
Federal and provincial auth-
orities have approved the race-
track
acetiack stable -Fogad as winter
$3,000 and $1,500, respectively,
heereis'tin e $f;fl90-wages
the, ''town to pay the remainder.
„,J .the structure pis expec
The, Crown requires ,en area,
100. by 38 feet at the harbor
end of Wellington,, north, le
construct a timber crib. henn
survey documents are reveived,
a public works letter stated,
' it is the intent to expropriate
to obtain title, at present in
doubt."
"This Ls at the' corner of the
elevator,"' deputy reeve Jewell
explained. "We gave this to
them two years agot"
"We advised them we would
convey it to them;" clerk Blake
confirmed.
. 'Councillor Schaeffer suggested.
• of• tte original let -
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LITTLE LADY
nwAsat 14 4.5.0i0 0 1311.70
GIFT IDEAS 75c to 1.50
SOAKIES 8 8c
MO'UTH ORGANS 1.00
PRETTY HAIR SET 59c
MISS MERRY'S
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-MISS 'MERRY'S
HOSPITAL -SET 1.49
For --Him-- •
Wallets .2.95 to 7.50
Electric Shavers
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Speedflex Philishave - 29.98
Remington Rol -A -Matic 25.95
Philishave Speeashaver . 19.95
Gift Sefs
OLD SPICE 1.59 'to 11.50
YARDLEY 1.85 to 6.715=
Arden forMen 1 .50 -to 6.50
CAMERAS:-
Brownie 'Fiesta -Flash Camera Outfit .. 9.95
Marmite II Outfit 12.85
Brownie 8 Movie Projector , 69.95
CASE, Regular 7.50 -- With Projector 1.00
Includes Film, Flashbulbs, and Batteries - regular 21.50
Instamatic 100 Oitfiti9.9'5
WE ALSO,HAVE IN STOCK
Instamatic 3D0 - 400 - 500
REGULAR 1:Z9 •'
Stainless .Steel Razor Blades
& Heads' Up Hair Cream 89c
SHAVE BOMB 89;
MEN'S
Hair Brushes 98c to 895
REGULAR 0 -OLD SPICE
AFTERSUAVESLOTION 1.29
Mouth Organs $1. to 12.9.5
Pen and Pencil Sets All Prices
GUITARS from 19.95
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BEAUTIFULLY WRAPPED -FOR CHRISTMAS
Tree Lamp "aligh ! with six
Petal Wafers. $1.00
Miniatures.... .:..... 1 -ib. 1.95 2 -lb. 3.90
Regular and Family Ass't 1-2-3-5 lb. ib. 1.50
1.50 •
Frosted and French Mint .... ..
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fids+r irlA ?�4x szmtogif r>Ql4°, :dazwr wa. ,e s
Milk Chocolate Assortment 1.50
Dixies .. or` Turtles - 1.65
Maraschino Cherries . .................... 1.50'
Jars of Old Time
Peppermint Hard Candies Butter Mints
Butterscotch - - Bridge Candies
5Oc,
1Q -oz. jar
Peppermint Patties 1 75c
Mint Chocolate Medallions 75c
Laura Secord ' Chocolate Kiddie Pops ... 65c
Laura SecordeKiddie Pops . 40c
SANTAS .. 75c
• 'Moulded Chocolate. Santa '1n „,Decorated -
Chimney Box - 60c
GIFT ASSORTMENT 9.95
Seasons Greetings Assortment 5.95`--
Christmas Cake .... 1-1b. 1.25 2 -ib. Tin 2.95
Christmas 'trio Pack ' . 3.25
Puff -Puff. Blue Grass Dusting
Powder in the accordion.
sh t Puff -Puff that every. ,49
'1.25 and 2.00
Also Jams, Chocolate Bars, Chocolate Hazel
Nuts, Chocolate Almonds and Raisins.
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168 The Square • We Deliver • 524- 532
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IN FANCY APOTHECARY BOTTLE
LANDER BUBBLE BATH .09
IN FANCY APOTHECARY BOTTLE +►
LANDER GUEST SOAPS 1.59
IN FANCY APOTHECARY BOTTLE
Lander Liquid Bubble Bat 1.49
Borg Bathroom Scales •.95 up
Heating Pads fro4.98
Evening in Paris ii/t�4'50
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LOTUS, RED ROSES, LAVENDER, and APRIL VIOLETS
YaidIeyGIFT SETS 1.5 to 8.5�,:
YardleyColognes i,fr5 t�3.50
COLOGNE SETS by SHULTON
DESERT FLOWER . 2.00. up
Keystone Hair Brushes 1.65 up
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Order of the Bath: Blue Grass
Puff -Puff Dusting Powder and
Bath Soap. , $3.00
Double -Ended Purser for the
handbag, contains Liquid Soap
and Hand Lotion. Blue. Grass,
June Geranium. $1.00
Luxury Dusting Powder in pastel.
hued plastic box. Blue Grass, •
Memoire Cherie, On Dit,
Valencia, My Love, June Ger-
' . anium, Opera No. 450.
$3.00 and $5.50
Lantern "a -light" with Blue
Grass Bath Soap and Puff -Puff
�( Dusting Powder. $2.25 e.
N.Y.{ei.wle. .
Blue Grass Bath Set, an all-time
favorite. Dusting Powder and
Hower Mist. $5.00
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Fragrance Hamper filled to
brim with Blue Grass Fluffy Milk
Bath, Hand Lotion, Flower Mist,
Hand Soap, Purser. $10.50
Blue Grass Plower Mist with
Special•Atomizer, and Hand
Lotion for pampered hands.
$4.50
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Memoire Cherie Bath Essence, -
Dusting Powder and Soap -;a
memorable way to say "Merry
Christmas". $10.00
Blue Grass Flower Mist with
Special Atomizer, Bath Mit,
Hand Lption. $6.00
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Bobbin -such a pretty little gift
to hang on her tree) Blue Grass
Flower Mist (1 oz.). $1.25
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Firemen's Pay
The matter of a request pay
increase for town fieemeri' will
be before council at next meet-
ing, committee chairman Hays
said.
Taxes collected to• date thi
,year total '$519,921, or 88.7°/
Mr. Jessop .repvrtede-'Eleve!
building permit& were, issued;
for a vall.ue of $98,5b0, of which
devellings amounted to $54,700,,
and commercial 'a nod -industrial
$43,000, including one for
$40,000 issued to Domtar in con-
nection '.wiith, the Sifto refined
salt 'pant.
Arrangements for purchase -
of the and. Smith property on
Caledonia Terrace, were (found
to be far ahead of the provin-
cia Y `cern•tenary body's delieber-
ctibns. -
"I move the option be taken
up," said Deputy Reeve Jewell.
"I' am in favor of purobasing
whether approved for centennial.
purposes or not."
Councillor Moody - seconded
the motion, and the mayor and
clerk were authorized to com-
plete the purchase. The price
mentioned was $?,000.
Upset Changes
The Picture
An election upset at Clinton.
where Reeve Morgan Agnew'
lost the, reeves'hip to Duff
Thompson, removes one of three
anno,unced'.candid'ates for the
wardenshir of H'uron.. The
others, Reeve Glenn Webb,, of
Stephen and Rege' Clifford Dun-
bar of Grey, were not opposed.
With Mr. Agnew, Deputy Reeve
John Sutter, two years in county
coy•ncil. went down to•defeat on
a local issue.
Seven changes in eounty
council membership are assur-
ed, several in what might be
called the ordinary Bourse of
events and others through de:
feat at the polls. With the re-
turn on Mondayi of Reeve Tom
T.,einer, of Hn11• .tt, by a sub-
Tantial_- *,vlr .�* s. seises.,
mains only M•elcillop in which
an election has riot been held.
Nominations i nthat township
will he held December 28. and
r)'inrt, if
necessary, January 4.
Kenneth Stewart is serving :
first term as reeve and may not
be opposed.
Deputy Reeve Torn Howard of
Ashfield lost to Gordon Boyd,
but Deputy Reeve Robert Gib-
son survived a contest in How
ick. At Wingham, Reeve J. Roy
Adair, 11 years in comity come
cif, stepped aside for his deputy.
Joseph Kerr, chairman of the
1964 roads committee, and J.
Alexander is the new deputy
reeve. Clarence L. Boyle suc
seeds Glenn Fisher'as reeve o1'
Exeter. -
Wilmer Hardy ,follows Ralph
Jewell as Reeve of Colborne.
The election in Goderich, un
oppbsed, of Reg. R. Jewell as
reeve and Robert Squire as
deputy reeve• returns the form-
er to County ,counetilln place of
Reeve Frank Wellcome who has
successfully contested the .may -
orality. 1Ufr. -Squire will enter
county eouneil an deputy reeve..
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