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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-10-07, Page 8• The Gpder%lt Signal -Star, Th tfi lay, October 7th, 1,965 OBITUARIES + # D RN R D BR AKNIF'Royal Canadian Legion, D un d as rrar Braknif, the husband tBranch, -and -an employee of a. former Port Albert resident, of Canadian Westinghouse. • died in Chedoke Hospital, Hamil- ton, in his 52nd year on October GEORGE A. STODDART 3. He is survived by his wife, the George A. Stoddart passed former. 1arJorie McKenzie of away in Belleville Genera" Hos- Port Albert; his mother, Mrs. petal, September 24, after a Doris Braknif, and brother, John lengthy illness. Born in Gode- of Burlington. rich, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Braknif had Mr. and Mrs. David Stoddart. made their family home in Dun- He is survived by his wife das.Aline; three_ sisters, Mrs. -Marg- Funeral services were held _ aret Baker, Goderich; Mra: Alt Mrs. on Wednesday in the Woodland knie Witmer, Detroit, and Mr cemetery,: Hamilton.�'„� a Tip, e , Sarasota, Florida. .Ar World War:J-1 eteran, Mr.. interment was in Ionil '' b Braknif was a memh'er of the ant cemetery, Toronto. 01111.4...111.11111111.1.1 Goderich,. ..amore s Quality - Service - Cemetery Lettering PHONE GODERICH 524-8981 or WRITE 130 BLAKE ST. W. OFFICE LOCATION - HURON ROAD on HWY. 8 W.J. LEE -- GODERICH PORTER'S HILL • Mrs. George Mathers visited Mrs. Bella Pow ney, Duntroon, on Fri- day of last week. Recent visitors with. Mr. Alec Weston included his niece, Mrs Bill Johnston, Toronto, and bis cousin M. Arthur Nicholson, Seaforth. Misses Julia Cox and Lorna Miller and Dave Mathers werc: among the honor students from G.D.C.I. who enjoyed the week endtrip.. to Qa,ebec .City• ---Two, young couples were re- cently presented with gifts from eommuni•ty. Mr. and Mrs. e Bill Elliott,, St. Thomas, received a large mirror while Mr. and Mrs. Bill Proctor were given a hostess chair. Mrs. Allen. Bet- tles, Mrs. George 'gathers and Mrs. Donald Harris were the committee in charge. • Rev. W. Maines conducted communion service at Grace Church on Sunday. He will be the speaker at the anni''rsary service to be held in mid-Oc- tober. A1SERT PORT - FRT r--- Mrs. 'Wil- liam. 'Stew 4;' ,49 ',site,, 1taec rie tly`Ivirfi her 'sister, J11rs. Elton Draper. Visitors with. Mrs. Dave Mar- tin and family over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowden. Larry and' Randy; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gilders and Mrs. Coe. va- l Ka s: ITaro d Mr, 'and Mrw . naugh of Detroit visited with Mr: and Mrs. Alex 'I'rumbley. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brown and Howard of Goderich visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hod- ges. and family, Confirmation Services Confirmation services were held at St. Paul's Anglican Church on Sunday with 177 can- didates being confirmed by Bish- op R. F. Appleyard. A lunch was served in the basement of the church following the con- firmation services. Local: chin: didates were: Anna Mae and Jim Martin, Terry and Tim Ilny. George Adams. 'Ronnie Hodge, Mrs. Harvey Hodge, Allan Brown. SELLING -OUT BALER SKATES We Are Going Out of The Skate Business 8 Pair Tots White Reg. 5.50 Sale 4.29 4 Pair Tots Black and Tan ° Reg. 5.50 Sale 4.29 4 Pair. Misses White Figure Skates .. ...... Reg. 9.95 Sale 7.99, 10 Pair Womens White Figure Skates Reg. 10.95 Sale 8.99 2 Pair Youths Skates Reg. 7.95 Sale 5.99 1 Pair Boys Skates Reg. 9.95 Sale 7.99 4 Pair Mens Skates Reg. 13.95 Sale 11.99 2 Pair...Mens Skates Reg. 16.95 Sale 14.99 2 Pair Mens Skates Reg. 29.95 Sale 21.99 All Sales Final -- No Exchanges or Refunds ..SPROU LE 'SHOES 31a KINGSTON STREET GODERICH ¢ DUNGANNO DUNGANNQN. --Mr. -and . Tom Park spent Sunday in Au- burn with Mr. and Mrs. George Lawlor. ,Recent visitors with Mrs. Lula Jollies were Mr, W. J. Moffat of Edmonton, Alberta, and Miss Alexia Moffat""ofnrinkerton, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reid of Hamilton and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wiggins of Brantford called on Mr. and M•rs. Tom Park recently. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Doig, Elsie and Roba, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs: Bob -Irvin wit and Betty: Miss Gertrude Treleaven of r London spent Sunday and Mon- day with Mr. and' Mrs. Cecil Blake and family. 'Bible Society The canvass for the Canadian 1(, N let ��fblQ Society has been comp ed with a total of $153.90 sent to headquarters.- This was made possible by the individual can- vaSs, of $10.8,55, four memor- iams of $29.50 and the Good Friday service offering of $15.85. CREWE CREWE. -Several from this community attended the trous- seau tea in Goderich on Satur- day for Miss Sandra Cook. Mr. and Mrs. McKinley of Co Persona bourg were visitors with Mr Miss Ruby Comrie returned and Mrs. Warren Zinn recently Mr. P. M Finnigan is visiting with friends in St. John's, New--t�the foundland. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breckow spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Breckow of Leam- iwgton and- Mr. and- Mrs: Fraser McTavish, Windsor. Mrs. Alice McLean, Mrs. Bob Springett and her wee daughter, all of London, spent the week- end with Mrs. W. J. McLean, Saltford. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Drewery, Stouffville, and Mrs. Leonard Mc- Intosh, Mount Forest, visited re- cently at the home of their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold MacPhee. ANNONIIIMP 21. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE. -5,000 lbs. steel rod, 1" to 4" dia., :08c lb. all or part. Mon., Tues., Thurs. evenings, 6.30-9 -p.m., • -all day-- Saturday. 115 -St -David St., 'Goderich. 39-40x SEAL OUT WINTER WITH WINTER SEAL SeIf-Storing Aluminum STORM -SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS Thanksgiving SPECIALS PUMPKIN and MINCE PIES OCTOBER Finnigan. Citizenship Wit theme. - Citizenship was the theme for the September meeting of Dun- gannoh Women's Institute held at the home of Mrs. W. Rutledge. Meafi' "ers answered the roll call -by displaying -anarticle of in- terest from another country. The guest speaker, Mrs. Nelson it of Cli ton • was,. enable io attentL Her japer ° trnt�enshpwas� read by Mrs. W. Zinn. ,The rnof, tot "If you are 'a self-starter your boss will not be a,crank" was prepared by Mrs. K. Daw- son and read by Mrs. R. Fin- nigan. During the business per iod a donation of $10 was made to C.N.I.B. , An invitation to attend the 60th anniversary of St. Helens W.I. in October was accepted. Mrs. G. McNee was appointed representative to the. Handicraft Display Project for the 1966 plowing match. A meeting Fl>1'=beheld t arloW' October 19 for the West Huron area, The fall rally at Walton is to be held October 4 it Was, annon/Wed. xeading was given by the. , lunch convener, Mrs. G. Errington, who with . V- ""� Mrs. W. Brown and ltf"x�^ ett, served refreshments. Dead Animal R[MQVA1 for dead and disabled enimals call collect Darling & Company of Canada Ltd. Phone 482.7269, Clinton Dead animal licence number + BusinessDfrectory+-__ STILES AMBULANCE Roomy -- Comfortable Anywhere -- Anytime DIAL, ,524-8142 77 Montreal St., Goderich 1 IS DONUT MONTH Jelly Filled Cream Filled Chocolate Iced - Cinnamon and Raisin Orange Twists - Lemon Filled - Strawberry Filled - Honey Dips - Cake Donuts >a; TY Whiter ,Seal Aluminum combination .windows end f$rever the problems of painting., seasonal change -over and stoP+age. Shown above is the Popular Double -Hung style. Best value door combiries beauty and • Full 1" or 114" heavy -duty -aluminum • Concealed Bottom Sweep • Sturdy ; Door Closer and Check Chain • Rugged, Bearing -Mounted Lock AVATh'?YOF Chocolate Clusters, Maple and Chocolate Fudge utility with heavy-duty construction,. • Geon Weather -Stripped • Fifst Quality Glass • Unitrol Hinges - the metal of the door itself is extruded to form a continuous 'hinge the length, of the door. 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POW Of An Adult -Haircut Will Be 1.25 BOYS' #AICITr STILL 7$ � r .� . 1 wl At The Fq� o ngS ps SANDY'S BARBER SHOP HAMILTON STREET Jack -Ladd's Barber Sho .,...�., -- -- . ..-N.E1R1fGAT�. �S►-IvIZBi�T� >�. ....r,.-...., RED'& WH1T Food maste fiib oth YE Open Nitely Until 10 p.m. for your Shopping Convenience PORI._ . c' R GODERICH AYEASY' CAS FRESH, KILLED GRADE A- - 6.10 LBS. or 20 LBS. AND UP TUR E MAPLE LEAF. REDI TO EAT FULLY COOKED BONELESS PICNICS LB 89c Bologna GRADE A FRESH KILLED - GRADE A 3% to 5 -Ib: Average CAPONS LB- 69c Ducklings COLEMANS BY THE PIECE lb. 4 5 FRESH LEAN Ground (HUCK LB. -59� LB. LB. GOOD SELECTION OF POULTRY FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS FOR THANKSGIVING 20-0i. TINS CULVERHOUSE - 1 -LB. TIN RED ROSE Cream Corn -2. FOR 37c COFFEE 7 -LB. BAG PURITY ALL PURPOSE ORANGE CRYSTALS 79 FLOUR..- 69c TANG 2 FOR STUART HOUSE 18" Foil W"rap 59 ••d OXYDOL 79 ilverwo ads Sun Spun 1/2 Gal. E CREAM 28 -OZ. TINS MAPLE LEAF WESTONS Miiiemeat -45PUMPKTPEES � WESTONS Butter Rolls , DCIZ. 15 -OZ. TINS STUART HOUSE - 48 -OZ. JARS BILKS 39c.- Polish DILLS 59 Cranberry Sauce 29c McLARENS IN FREE PILSENER TUMBLER Corn- Relish 3 9c REG. 69c Bromo Seltzer .49 '15 -OZ, TINS FANCY DELMONTE PEACHES . 4 FOR 1 16 -OZ. JARS SUPREME SWEET Mixed Pickles 2 FOR 5 REG 73c Listerine 5 20 -OZ. TINS CLARKS 15 -OZ. TINS HEALTHO Pork &. Beans 5 FSR 1. DOG FOOD F MIR LIQUID Detergent 2 6 QT. BSKT. BLUE GRAPES R 1 15 -OZ. FRANCO AMERICAN FOR'9c SPAGHETTI ,6wR1 qT. [fox $russet Sprouts 28 -OZ. TINS STOKELYS LOUISIANA 89c YAMS 2 US 39 LARGE SIZE 29c pepper Squash 2F0t39 PUMPKIN FANCY PEAS 2 -LB. BAG FANCY ' 2 Fort 49 Zwa3