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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-04-08, Page 7OLD SUIS AIL • ASHFIELD ASHFLdLD.—QVirs. Wm. John- son is a patient in Goderich hospital. iGhttrch school in Ashfield Presbyterian Church will begin next Sunday, April 11 at 10' a.zp. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ron- ald spent the weekend iwitli Wm. Johnson. George NL>z, .and Mrs, George, 1Vtac- Gregor of Hamilton and iVL ss N J • MacKenzie 'of ~Luc{knaw Gaderieh Hiighand Dancing Association thril- Sherratt on behalf of the Legion. The dam • .s audience with a day -long display in cing displays also brought favorable com- the GDS • u • i oriuin o�i�a6t'ard y. Oar-- ---n3•e�x-framekh . Gearge Temp - 'deft James Millar pipes his way to the lector, shown seated.. Signal Star Photos trophy which he received from Mrs. J. visited with Jack 'MacKenzie on Sunday. . W.M.S. Meet Ten members of the 'Worn -en's M;i;ssio,n:ary Society viisited Pine - crest Mannar Wednesday of last week:Miss Sadie Johnson, pre- sident, rcorudnoted a service which she opened with prayer. Mrs. Stuart MacLennan read the Scripture, Mrs. . Ewan Mac- Lean the meditation, and Mrs. Wm. Ross arid Mrs. D. R. Mac- Kenzie sang a solo, and sevt erial hymns were sung with ,Mrs: D. -A. MacLean as organist. About 75 voluntary agencies ,in ,rCanada provide toad, farm tool's, clothing"and' other•~ aid to foreign Catrnbni�es. HK-"in1C T. PRYDE: & SON • Mer�noria s Finest Stone and Experienced Woi kmanship • DISTRICT Frank . MCiuWaIf REPRESENTATIVE 524-7861 . or 200 -Gibbons Si. — 524-94655�f • RYTHING!OR A FASHIONABLE EATER Is At Gerrard's Ladies Wear PoIice.Wage B�ost ,Goderich police chief Fred. lei.nshall has Ir eceived a $700 annual pay boast to come into effect in two installments over the next -two years. Thin will bring- the chief's salary to a new high of $6,700 by 1966 after receiving an in- itial $500 "increase this year and a further $200 in 1966. Chief Minshall negotiated his salary separately from other members of his force rv'ho are represented ''by the police as- sociation:- ._ The-prllee Commission. re- vealed news of the chief's raise at the same time as they an- nounced the completion of a new' wage a f,Vee'ment with the association, A two -Year contract has now :come into effect panting a $500 across the board increase for all mentibens of the force. 'Phe increase will come in two inetalltnents with '$300 being retroactive to January 1, 1965 and a further $200 to .be re- ceived in 1966. Other contract clauses leave overtinn�e and court allowances .unchanged but an.extension o,f dry cleaning priv�eleges to one uni�florm„ a . month. At the pre- sent time dry cl'oahing facilities extend tee uniforms soiled by a policeman in the course,.Qryf his official- duty. •. , The - present polio 'salary scale is: sergeants, $4,850 a year; consita�ble first class with five years experience, $4,700; first class with four years ex- perience, $4,50'); constable sec- ond class with two years ex- perience, ` $4,000 and, a proba- tionary constable, $3,550, u. James Richardson & Sons Ltd. "Serving The •Feed Dealers of Western Ontario" �___w_. PtiQNf '�2+4:8-388�=60DP.Rl�H_- "Serving The Feed Dealers of Western Ontario" :-Wedding .. DURNIN -- SCHILTER I Miss ',Judy Bell, Galt, was A wedding of local interest I maid ,of honor and bridesmaids was solemnized in St. Paul's were Mrs. William Atkinson, Lutheran Churoh, Bridgeport, i West Riverview, New -Bruns- Ontario, on' Saturday, April 3, i wick, sister of the gloom, Miss when Rev. Ralph Huras heard 'Sandia (:onne'l, Toronto, and the-c:iauble-ring exchange of Mrs" Donald Oakley,: Kitchener. Bows between•June Schiller and They were identically attired James Charles Durnin, both of in floor -length dresses of pale London. Baskets of spring pink .crepe. with empire wa�ist- flowers were u.;ed in decoration. lines and gathered back drapes. The bride is the daughter of They carried French' rose hou- Mr. and Mrs. Herman R. Schil- quets. ., ter, Kitchener, and the groom ,Groomsman» was William is the -son o.f Mrs. Herbert Fin- Brehman, Guelph, and -Conrad rbigan,, Dumgarmon, and Mr. ( McClure Elmira, Jerry''Schilter, Charles Durnin, Bassano, Al- ; Kitchener, and D'ouglras McCabe, bcrta. Mrs. Murray Bell of; London. ushered. .7_ h wa sang "I love you truly" ` The guests were received at and "Th'e Lo:d's Prayer." - I the Flying Dutchman 'Motel', Mr. Schiller gave his dau.gh- Kitchener, by the bride's, mo - ter in marriage. Her, formal l Cher wearing a dress and coat. ;own of white crepe was fash-'1, ensrmble of contra=tin ; pale, tireens and blues with blue ac-- ,oe.-srorieS. The .grbom's mo- ther chose a navy blue sheath dress - with a white frilled blouse -and her accessories were laid with alencon lace. Her !in navy and white. veil of 'silk illusion extended For their wedding trip to res Bermuda the ride changed to- �hite a jacket dress of white wool rimo- won. ted vv ith which she wore *mauve red_ and�nay accessories_ and a white orchxcC senl corn - r lulu, Hawaii, by" friends- of the ' .�. bridal couple. They will reside at 621 Base- line Road, London, Ontario: ioaed on she.l''Jh lil'i`es with a cathedral , train falling .from gathers at the shoulders. The three - quarter - length sleeves were edged with a flounce over - beyond the train o, herd s and she . carried- a small w Bible, a gift of _ler gran •e.ted w th a 'nt hybrid orchid. - r• BRING ° IN ANYOLD SUIT Any Condition But Must Be Cleaned 12.00 Discount Trade -In On Any Suit BRING IN ANY SPORTCOAT Any Condition–But Must Be Cleaned 800 . DISCOUNT TRADE-IN BRING ANY DRESS SLACKS _Arty Condition–But Must Be Cleaned 4 00 DISCOUNT TRADE-IN TO PURCHASE OF ANY SLACKS 12.95 VALUE and UP We have high fashion and reasonable prices on all your Easter Wardrobe to beat. Soy not Atop at Gerrard's uirements. This combination a d ais hard v'e? b PPLIAN GE Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers - At Cost 12 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR Clear -Out Pricev'$2,39.00 G-E Automatic WASHER Clear -Out Price s236.00 247__RANGE Clear -Out Prise $1 All New Spring Coatsu"Suits, Dresses, Car Coats 00 Leonard 24" RANGE THt SQUARE With Automatic Oven Control 67.�o Clear-Out Price $ W. MacDonald Electric 133 Britannia Road \IVeM.524-7851 GUIDE TO FURNITURE BUYING -TAKE Y_--O'UR TIME!, For millions of American ,wo- men, furnishing a home is a :source of endless pleasure. A home to which new pieces are added, now and then, is kept fresh and new looking: and - never loses that "band -box" look it had when the family first moved in. 'More and more, w-olnen find that even when they aren't act; ;ually huying,,.furniture. they are planning or dreaming of the day they will: 'For this reason, furni'u•'e.and- I department stores .are encourag- '; ing `•browsin,'': it'.-: as much fun i t o roam through model rooms and look at beautiful new furn- , iture as it is to % isit 'a museum of fine art. • Another homemaking hobby has become the clipping of maga- zine. for new arrangements. new designs, interesting color sche- mes and space saving ideas. :This hobby helps to make area tns become realities. The more advance thought you give to making your furn- iture decisions, the happier you will be with 'the choices you make. crake time to find out about the various brand name ;re-', what. they stand for. Write for literature from the manufa'• • turers whose styles you like. so that you will.hav°e more insight. into their construction a' d gil,,l ity- features. Get to know the f ti rn ; tures retailers hrereue-area, find nt=t what brands they carry 'rake a the trouble to investigatx the services they offer in the way of special orders, decorating help, in-home planning, delivery and emplaints. Then when you arest ready to buy , . . you'll know "w here to shop and what brand you want and will he assured of a good value.. Watch For Next Week's Column LOD FURNITURE WEST STREET 11