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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-12-16, Page 6Varisti apple joi`09;, alSe Olden Delicious epplee. Piek p sone for Christsias, Bibig own COO- tainen. Phone $"!red Bell, 524- 80U- • / 49 ANTIQUE , „eherrywood buffet; Pair •bmoculars; pair ski boots (men's). Phone 524-9134. • 49 • WEEKEND SPECIALS IRE - CHRISTMAS chesterfield sele 411 n progress -Sample of one of the ..many outstand- ing bargains. TROISTER four -seater new high back modern style with foam • cushions and moulded foam back. Sug. list $289.00. Only $169.95. SEE our large'selection of chairs -Swivel and platform rock- ers, recliner, occasional and hostess in vinyl. and cloth cov- ers. Special extra 10% dis- count on any chair in rum gold color this week. USED .drop-leaf chrome table and two chairs, in excellent condition, only $19.00. BLACKSTONE FURNITURE West Street RED plaid viyella dress, size 5; turqeoise party dress, size 4; pink dress, size 4; large tricycle. Phone 6514.• -49 !,COM MATI'10115 For 5.40 One a the ^`Wartinte" houses, near high school; 1 floor, two bedrooms, equipped with a gas furnace and wall-to-wall broad- loom in laring raom. The large Mallough property, overloking the harbor - at a much lower price. A fine 2 -storey red brick, 4-- bedrooilouse in excellent conditiorr On Napier St., a very intee- esting 2 -store ening - a charming old-- nce. MALCOLM MATHERS Real Estate Broker 46 West St. Phone 9442. CIRCLE B. -Western Shop, corurr4 plete line of western wear and tack, 210 Sanders St, E., Exeter. -49 TVVO tires, complete with tubes and rims: 1 4.40 4.50-21; 1 4.75 5.00-19; 1 Windsor treadle sew- ing machine, in excellent condi- 63rtion. Phone 524-6372. -49 LADY'S fur coat, black Persian paw, size 16, reasonably priced. Excellent condition. 30-A West St., upstairs. 49x S,KI rack; man's bowling Shoes, like new, large. Phone 7823. -49 NURSES' cape, reasonable. Phone 9650. -49 SINGLE bed, springs and mai- tress, goad condition; vanity and bench; "Frigidaire fridge; rang- •ette with oven_ centret chrome ,kitchen ' fable, apart- ment siie, with two matching chairs. Phone 524-920. -49 BUILDING materials lumber, all sizes, tonvector radiators, plumbing, cupboards; piping; bricks etc. Salesman on job. At Alexandra Hospital. Safeway Wrecking Ltd. 49-50x ENJOY Christmas with an old- fashioned cedar Christmas tree, any size, $1:00. Clifford Hugille 376 Huron Rd. -48-49 GOOD selection of Scotch pine Christmas trees. Free delivery in town. Phone 524-8732/or con- tact Ray Mahood, 22 Cambria Ad. N. 48-49x --CHRISTM=Fe-e-g, Scotch pine: Call Spain, 524-9469, 192 East St. 47-8x HOLSTEIN, cows and heifers, springing. No down payment and three-year terms. Apply Stan Horsburgh, R.R. 1, Wing• ham, Phone Wingham 357-2744. 43-51x FIRE' Chief Safety , Chimney;; distributors, Guy Ives & phone 524-X355. 44tf !VACUUM Cleaner Sales .and Service for all makes Filter Queen sales, Zurich. Phone 262 - 5350. , 46tf iDLECTROLUX .(Canada) Limit- ed sales and servi'ee. Free de- livery. Alin S.' Riley, 153 Lighthouse St., phone 524 - 6514. -3-6xtf elYGIENIC.1 supplies (rubber goods) malted postpaid in plain; iealed .envelope with price list. eix samples 25c; 24 samples UM. Mail Order Dept. T-53. Nov -Rubber Co., ,Box "91, Ram- 41ton. Ont. K5N CROFT 83 Victoria St., Goderich Reel Estate General' Insurance FOR SALE 10 Homes 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms. 5 Farms -10J acresto 305 acres. Lots --Cottages and Lake Pront Property. FOR RENT Office space, 148 The Square. ALEXANDER AND CHAPMAN' For Sale nVg-ROQU elt1Ple* With $aS heating, PilOrie 5241977. -49te ..„Three-year-old one -storey red brick in gdod section of town Three bedrooms all medium size. Large kitchen and .living room. Finished recreation room in basement. Two-storey lrhite brick close to Square. This house contains four good -size bedrooms,. living room and den, dining room, large kitchen with good cup- boards. A real family home. Make as an offer on this one. 116 -Acre farm: close to town and on the main highway. Good house. new drilled well, fair barn. Farm pr,esently set up for grass. A real good buy and a sound investment. For Rent Two-bedrooth apartment in modern building. Prig, -stove and. heat provided. • Available, himediately. .BRUNO LAPAINE . Phone 524-8957 J,1. RAPSON---8559. Salesmen for ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN Goderich Phone 524-9662 W. J. HUGHES Reel Estate Broker General Insurance 38 EAST STREET 1 Phone 524-8100 88 Nelson St., red brick, $14,000. Brick home on acre of land, close to Goderich, $10,000. ONE -BEDROOM apartment, fur- nished, all conventenees. Ridge- wood Park. Phone 524-8891. • -49tf WOUSE, two bedrooms, partly furnished. Itidegwood Par Phone 524-8891. -49tf FOR Rent -or Sale -Comfortable three-bedroom house, 90 Elgin E. Apply John Howard, Box 142, Listenvel. Tel. 291-4666. -49 ONE-BEDIWOM a_p_ertmenti new, TV antenna, on the" Square. Phone 524-7178. -46tf MODERN three-bedroom brick house, gas heat, overlooking lake, 181 Essex St„ Goderichs1 Apply to -171 Essex St. Phone 524-9682. -46tf HOUSE, two -bedrooms, nicely, furnished.. Phone 524-8891. -46tf APPLICATIONS to rent houses managed by the Goderich Hus- ing Authority should be made to C. F. Chapman, 92A St, Geo- rge's Crescent, Tel. -524-7915 or 524-9662. People without child- ren need not apply. -4549 NEW, mddern apartment, four rooms IsItis bath, hardwood floors. Phone 7112. -45tf LOVELY five -room apartment on Court House Square. Hard- wood floors and furnaee. Phone 524 - 9656. -45tf HEATED apartment, newly de - orated, all _conveniences. • Mrs. T. Ahl, 56 East Street, phone 8193. 29tf KENT HOUSE, furnished rooms with living rosin, TV and kit- chen privileges, $16 weekly. Phone 8433. -36tf MODERN self-contained. heated apartment, suitable for couple only. Immediate possession. James Bisset, phone 524 - 9645. -30t1 FOR Sale or Rent -Two-storey, four-bedroom home, 98 Light- house St. Phone Roy Brecken- ridge, 524-9371 or 524-9264. -48tf TWO-BEDROOM, apartmear„ avail -.le .at 263 Cobourg St. Phon or phone 8170. after fiv • L • Red brick building on acre of land, close to Goderich. Ideal for church, lodge or *elle, $3,500. 185 Nelson St. E., 6 bedroom - 87,500. 4 -Bedroom horns .on acre of land, ideal for purchasing through VLA. 219 Maple St. three-bedroom, modern, $11,000. itannia It plex,- $9;500. 229 Hinks St., 2 -bedroom frame, $5,000. 4 Stores in good locations. High producing 200 -acre farm. 190 acres clay loam. workable, 10 acres hardwood bush. Brick house and two bank barns.- Full price $25,000. Salesman: L. H. Pentland 182 Cameron St. 524-9007 LISTINGS AND INQUIRIES INVITED GOOD used girls' and boys' • - skates. Godersch Shoe Repair. Take advantage 'of the low East St. 15 winter prices now available for 4 aermenamma r the purchase of 2. Cars. Trucks For Sale' 1958 PREFECT, very goodsmech- apical , condition, full' winter- zied, ineluding snow tires. Price $175.00. Phone 524-7593 after Q 49x 57 FORD -fordor sedan, blue,! standard transmission, rebuilt i motor, new tires. Phone 524-1 6'351. -39t.1 I GOOD selection of used cars in1 4.1 condition, fully recondition -1 (id and guaranteed. trade-ins ac-: Opted and terms available. Auto Electric, west St -41tf .2DarzyattallIkumetdarrilillWei pper nee. 8344, 484 FRONT apartment over Gar- land's .Children's Wear Store, on Square, consisting of two bed- rooms, ' large livirfg room, kit- chen,. and bathroom. Automatic gas heated, very reasonable rent. Phone 524-7775. -45tf NEWLY remodelled, one -bed- room apartment, self-contain.td, gas heated, suitable for couple, TV and FM aerial supplied. Phone 524 - 75401 evenings. -11tf SEVEN -ROOM brick house, oil heat, one block from Square, rent reasonable. Available im- mediately A pply H. 0.1 Jerry, phone 524-9671 or 524-9300. -47tf SPACIOUS two -floor three-bed- room apartment, just off Square. Phone 524-6231. -47tf THREE-ROOM apartment, un- furnished, all conveniences, util- ities paid.* 53 Waterloo St., north. Phone 7157. -47tf LARGE bed -sitting room, fridge and hot plate, 54 Victoria St., North. -47tf ;NEWLY decorated, unfurnished 1one-bedroom ground floor apart- ment ,heated, self-contained, pri- vate entrance. 27 Bruce St., Goderich. Available now. Phone 482-3344. -47tf , New Homes Nearly New Homes Older Homes Sonic for sale for only $1,000 • down. HAROLD W. SHORE Real Estate Broker 38 Hamilton St. Dial 524-7272 3. Real Estate •For Sale FF YOU have property for sale. fist with Francrs Rae, 43 New - gale St. phone 9557, agent for - S. E. Matins, R.R. 1, Goderich, phone 8040. For Sale ; At Port Albert, approximately 10 acres, near lake, with good • *else and barn. On Nelson St., two -apartment te use, in tip-top ^ shape,. three bedrooms down, one up, separ- ate , entrance, closed -in sun - p relies - $12,000.00. In Dungannon, four bedrdom white brick, $5,007 with $509 down payment, or exchange for good bush lot. O'n Highway 8, near drive-in; two -apartment home in excel- lent- condition. $9,000.. e, Lot 52 x 107 on Lighthouse, one biotic from Square. Roomy two-apartnient house in excellent condition on Bri- ' tannia Ttd., W. RUTH VAN DER MEER 55 Montreal St., Goderich Phone 524 - 7875 Agent for WILFRED McINTEE & CO LTD. Walkerton Small three-room house large lot, 5 -room home on main Dungannon. FARMS 80 -Acre farm, Goderich Town- ship, three-bedroom house with 3 -piece bath, barn 45 x 50. -- $7,500.00. 1.8 BEIA, TELEPHONE COMPANY' GO'DERICH has an opening for a Service Representative 3 to 5 years High School. required. Typing a necessity. Single girls preferred, Telephone BELL. TE,LEPHONE. Business Office for An Appointment 524-8301 53 West St. Goderich sr -49-50 COOPER - BESSEMER OF CANADA LTD. STRATFORD Manufacturers of Engines and Compressors for the Natuyal GasPetrochemical Chemical', Petroleum Public :Utility and Maritime Industries need Machinists; Machine Operators, Welders and Assemblymen. A progressive and expanding company with above - average rates, Attractive Fringe Benefits , and good wqrking conditions - is seeking journeymen, or persons 'with experience who can be trained to journeymen status. Apply to Manager of Personnel' and Industrial Relations COOPER-BESSEMER OF CANADA LTD., 105 St. Patrick St. Stratford Interviews arranged to suit ap- plicanis' convenience. Telephone Stratford 271-1760. ." -49 S'PAN MMUS rfrlIA-VEL UR - VICE, 0:4-We11mgU» 'Streik/rd. For all airlinee, etearesitiee, rail, hotel reservations, fours." Low bank rates on time payeeents. Prepaids arranged for relatives visiting trtnn overeees. Call 271-5710. . 49 RE Radio TV Service. Frank Wilcox, 60 Picton St. W. God& rich, Ont. Phone 524 - 777L SHAMMING lathes, seis- sors, etc. J. Adams, 44 Welling- ton St. • -39ti REMODELLING of any kind, kit- cben cupboards, etc. For free estimates call Fred Basler, 7162. 42xtf ONE -BEDROOM apartment, new- ly decorated, close to Square, heated, utilities supplied, reason- able rent. Available immedi- ately. Phone 7532 or 7935. -39tf ‘111111111611k 9. Agents Wanted WANTED. immediately -Man or woman to sm5p1y- consumers in - Huron 'County with Rawleigh Products. Can earn $50 weekly part-time, $100 and up full-time. Write Rawleigh, Dept.'L-216-336, 4005 Richelieu, St. Henry, Mon- treal. - • -49 MAN, or woman to service cus- tomers with Watkins Products in. the town of Goderich. No in- vestment necessary. Earn $75.00 per week and up. Full,or part - tithe. Write to J. Gauthier, 350 St: Roch St., Montreal 15, Que- bec. -47-51 DAILY CAR RENTAL. It ease n able rates. McGEE'S Goderich. Phone 524 - 8391. SID BULLEN'Se Cabieet Shop, custom furniture, kitchen cup- boards, furniture repairs. 184 Gibbons St. Phone 9631.v SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern equipment, all work guar,anteed. Write Louis Blake, R.R. 2, .Brussels. Phone Brussels 442 W 6. 36-49x 01111121111111131171111OMPIIIMINIMMINNIIIIIIIIIIIPME1110 15.- Notice To Creditors In the Estate of MABEL QUIG- LEY, late of the town of Gode- rich, in the County of Huron, Widow, Debeased. All persons claiming against the above Estate kte required lo forward full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 31st day of December, 1065, after which date the assets will be distribut- ed. r•-1 1 Or -Wanted -(General)- . CANE -BACKED rocking ,hair wanted, preferably old, in good condition. Write Box 137, Sig- nal -Star. 49 WANTED, logs and standing timber, elm, soft maple, beech, basswood, ash and hard maple. Price on reemest. Logs picked up by arrangements „Deliveries accepted at yard, Monday to Fri- day, 7.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. only. Wesont Lumber Co. Ltd., Luck - now. . Phone 528-2909. 8. Help Wanted • WANTED, stenographer for legal firm, must have shorthand. Arrange for interview by call- ing Tony Bederd, 524-8346. -49tf LADY or man as real estate salesman. Apply Ken Croft, 83 Victoria St., Goderich. -47tf FULL-TIME waiter for cocktail lounge. Apply Bedford HoteL , " -46tf - -SALES OPPORTUNITY Large Canadian Organization with Branch Office in Stratford, requires a ,representative for Goderich and district, This posi- tion offers unlimited oppbrtun- titles. - The "man we are looking for should be about 25-40 years of 1age, own a car and ambition to on advance. Highe-st. salary and bonus pos- street jtilsible depending on qualifications. We have full group insurance and peesion plan. All replies confidential. Apply' in writing to: • Box 136, Goderich Signal -Star: -4849 200 Acres, 165 workable, part- ly tiled, two barns, pig pen, garage; 4 bedroom house with _ new dual chamber oil and wood furnace, 4piece bath, artesian 300 Acres, 200 workable, sev- en -room house with bathroom and furnate, large barn, drive shed. Business Money making flooring busi- ness. Good Jocation. Year- round business. No information by telephone. COME IN FOR YOUR FREE CATALOGUE BARTENDER -47-50 PAIR of tractor chains to fit s'ize 11.00 x 38 tires Phone John Buchanan, 524-6462. -45 • 0 Ma I SE IS Ma SEM= M XedesS1 EMS ell II I II III 11. Employment Wanted BABY sitter wanted after Christ- mas for three children, five even- ings a week.' Apply 179 Light- house St. -49 LESSONS in French. Mrs. M. Blok, 139 Keays St. Phone 524-6212. • • -49,2,6 eeseeemesmemso 12. Tenders 'Wanted FO: LOUNGE At The BEDFORD -HOTEL Will Train Applicant If Not Experienced D,ONNELLY & MURPHY, 18 The Square, Goderich, Ontario, Solicitors for the Estate. -48-50 ALL PERSONS having claims against the Estate of GEORGE VICTOR BL.teCK, Partnere late of the Township of Ashfield, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 3rd day of December, 1965, are required to file the same with full particulars with the undersigned by the 8th day of January, 1966, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. HAYS, PREST & HAYS, Barristers, etc., ' • 33 Montreal St.; Goderich, .0fitario. -49-51 ALL. PERSONS having claims against the Estate of DAVID ARCHIBALD BUCHANAN, Farmer, late of the Township of Colborne, in the County of Hu- ron, who died on or about ft* 8th day of November, 1965, are required to file the sam with full particielars with the undersigned by the 8th day.. of January, 1966, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. ' HAYS, PREST & HAYS, Barristers, etc., 3:73 Montreal St., Goderich, Ontario. 'PERSONS having having Claims against the Estate of GORDON ALLAN RUTLEDGE, Salesman, late of the town of Goderich in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 8th day of December, 1965, are required -to file . the same wi`h full particulars with the endersigned by the 8th day of January, 1966, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. HAYS, PREST & HAYS, Bardsters, etc.., 33 Montreal St., • Goderich, Ontario. THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO BUILDINGS F912 SALE AND REMOVAL TOWNSHIP OF TUCKEF2SMITH 1'ISH4R...-4 Wiring MienlerY a dear father and graNf4ther, • MAW C. Fisher, Vitim Pa$Sed awaPeleven years ago Decem- laer 20, 1954. Pre,eietts reemoriee, treasured , ever 01 days when we were ail to- gether; . • No longer in oUr lives to, share, But In our harts he is always there, -Lovingly remembered be sons and daughters. - ^ 49x HAMILTON. -In loving mereerY a a dear mother and grand- mother, Mrs. D. W. Hamilton, who passed away seven:years • ago, December 17; 1958: There's a Sad but sweet remem, brance, There's a mehThey fond and true; And the token' of affection, mother, And a heartache still for you. e --Ever remembered by the 49x JOHNSTONE.-In loving mein- oey of a dear mothee and grandmether, Annie Elizabeth Johnstnne, who passed away . December 17, 1964, Though her smile is gone for- ever, And her hand we cermet touch; Still We have so many Memories Of the one We loved so much. Her memory is our keepsake, With which well never part, God has her, in His keeping, We have her in aur heart. -Lovingly remembered by daughter Myrtle, -son Gordon, daughter-in-law Bernice, and grandchildren John, Bruce and Marion, 49x E ects 0 It floe NAEGELE.-In loving memory of a dear mother, Mrs. Marg- aret Naegele, who passed away December 21, 1964. A wonderful mother, Woman and aid; One who was better, God never made, A wonderfu) worker, loyal and fair, Tenderly helpful, 0 mother you were. lse Just in your judgment, always rI ght, Honest and liberal, ever upright; Loved by all, our pride they share, Pride in the wonderful one 'you were. • -Lovingly remembered by her family. -49 -49-51 MIEMPSINUMMINNWIMINMINIMPMNINIMAM 18. Personal McCLURE.-Owing to ill health I will not be sending Christ- mas cards this year. I would -like to take this opportunity to thank my friends for the numerous lovely cards receiv- ed, and to 'wish them all a ,very Merry Christmas and a prosperous and Happy New Year. Mrs. Robert McClure. -49 GET your Christmas, Mistletoe from Flower Kashions, West St. Every spray guaranteed ' to achieve the desired results. .49 E. Cards of Thanks_ ' ALLEN. -During my recent stay in Victoria Hospital, London, the days were brightened hi -I-- measurably by the many lovely cards received from my fri- ends and neighbors, as well as those from the members of the Goderich Rebekah Lodge. • Mrs, Harold Allen. • -49 ARMSTEAD.-I wish to thank Dr -V. L. McGeough, Dr. K. C. Lambert, the nurses on second west, ward aides, and all 4nd friends who sent me flowers, gifts and cards while I was a patient in Alexandra Hospital, Muriel D. Armstead. 49x tsLACKee-eTliFTemily ortlfelate G. Victor. Black wish to ex. press sincere thanks and ap- preciation to relatives, neigh- bors, friends and ladies of the church for the sbeautiful floral tributes, cards and acts of kindness during their recee sad bereayement. Special thanks to Dr. J. W. Wallace, the nurses at Alexandra Mar- ine and General Hospital, and Stiles funeral.home. .-49 COLI,YER.-I with to thank Dr. K. C. Lambert, Dr. V. L, Mc- Geough, Mrs. Horne, the nurses and other staff mem- 'hers of Goderich hospital, who were so patient, kind and gen- tle with me. I also thank the Taylors' Corner 'Community Club, neighbors and friends who remembered , me with flowers, gifts, cards and visits during my stay in hospital. Mrs. Len Collyer., -49 A two-storey frame dwelling known as House No. 1 and a two- storey frame dwelling known as House No. 2, each with a single car frame garage,- -located on property frontingon the road between lots 5 and 6 approxim- ately 1,000 feet south of II,igh- way No. 8 just east of the Town of Seaforth in lot 5; concession 1, H.R.S. Township of Tuckersmith. The buildings are tis be re- moved at the expense' of the purchasers, who are required t� make ,all arrangemen in con- nection therewith. On comple- tion of the removal, the pro- perty is to be suitably levelled to existing grade and left in a tidy condition. For further particulars, please contact A. H. Cass, 1075 Wel- lington Road, London, telephone 434-7391. Envelope containing offers to purchase must carry identifica- tion that they refer to either Seaforth Building,No. 1 or Sea - forth Building No. 2. 'Offers to purchase stating total offer and method of payment, nmst be received by the undersigned before 4 pm. East- ern. Standard Time, • December 20, 1965 at 620 University Ave., Toronto. The highest or any offer not necessarily accepted. ' • E. B. EASSON, Secretary. 48-49 C. Briefs Order Shell furnace oil and stove oil from Edward Fuels, tank. truck dealer for all Shell 01-1 Co. products. Phone 524 - 8386. -37t1 The C.P. & T. Fund committee of Goderich Oddfellew and Re- bekah lodges have wheelchairs and ether equipment ..for. -14)arti free of charge. Contact Amos Othaldeston, Park St., phone 9623, or Fred Fritzley, Wilson St., phone 7217. -49 FIRE extinguianer sales and re charge servise on all types ATI extinguishers , recharged iame day received. Wholesale ind retail agent for C.O. Two 'Ind Pyrene extinguishers. If vou need an. extinguisher for Ihe boat, car, or home, for low- est prices call or see H. O. .1c!rry Ltd, 84 Kingston St... 524-9671, -49,51 The EVellIng attild of $t. George's Churoh met last Wed- nesday, December 0 in the parish hall Wien 28 members and 12 guests enJoyed, a turkey dinner. Following the dinner, Alma Craven convened the sale of hand -made articles . and regiPe booklets were given to anyone desiring them. • - Kathy White, president, open- ed the • business meeting with prayer. Rosalyn Campbell was pianist for the hymn which fol- lowed, Lu Legg gave the Scrip- ture reading. Raperts were read by Gladys Nicholson, correspond, ing secretary, June 'Duckworth, secretary and Jean Morris, treas- urer. It was noted' that the radiat- Ors in the nursery had been convered to prevent children from burns. It was decided to purchase poinsettias for the church for the festive season. Life Pins For UCW Members The Christmes meeting of the U.C.W. of North Street United Church was held in the Chris- tian Education Hall, Wednesday, December 8th, 1965. Devotions were conducted by Miss C. McGowan, Mrs. R. Hugh- es and Mrs. Howarth. A Christ- mas story was told by Mrs. Hughes. The president, Miss E. Hume, was in charte of the business portion of the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. g. Kalbfleisch,and the treasurer's report by Mrs. L. Westbrook. • Another highlight of the meet- ing was the presentation of life membership pins in the U.C.W. to Mrs. F. Walkom, and Mrs. R. Hughes, who are past presidents. IJI1Y Welterbeel; spoke $or the nondnating CoMmittee aild pre- sented the following members as the new ex'9cutive for 1966: President, Almt &even: vice- president, Ev Calroll; treasurer, .Jean Alorriir ,eecretary, June DuckwoiipieWreeeonding secre- tary, D thY SoWeehY; Press secrett(r Itoidlyn Campbell; flowers, „Phil McConnell; nurs4 ery, " Rosemarie Sager. -phone committee, Betty Hills and )3eas Bellinger; 1t helpers, Helen Ailey; vtsiting little helpers, 'Ea 13rad1eY; 1'0)1 call, Lu Legg; bul- etin, Jean Hanna; ,bUylrig coin- ELLIOTT.-LI wish to express my sincere thanks to the U.C.W., my friends and neighbors for the lovely cards and flowers I received while in Wingham hospital. Special thanks to Rev. J. A. Veldhuis and all who called to visit me, and to Dr. M. H. Corrin, ,Dr. J. C. McKim, the nurses and ward aides for, their kindnesses to inc. Arthur Elliott. -49 GEORGE. -Sincere thanks to Dr. J. W. Wallace, the nurses and staff' of Alexandra Hospital for their kindness to me during my recent illness; also those who sent cards or viSited me. • Arthur W. George. 49x • HACKETT -Sincere thanks to Dr. J. W. Wallace, the nurses and ;Jinn' of Alexandra Marine and General Hospital for their kindness to me during my re - ern' illness; also the man friends who sent, cards. dirt' Hackett. -49 O., In Memoriam CARRICK.-In loving memory of a husband and father, Rob- ert Carrick, who passed away two years ago, December 17 1963. We do not forget, nor do we intend, We think of you often, will to the end; Forgotten' by some -you may be, In our memory you will ever be. ---Always remembered and sadly missed by his wife Marion and family. 49x F. Marriages Victoria II -CW f icial Slate The Christmas "'meeting of Group Three- of Victoria Street United Church was held in them churth hall on the afternoon of December 9. Mrs. Thos. Wil- son, the leader presided. • The devotional ex frcises were in charge of Mrs. Neil McKinnon who gave the call to worship. Christmas hymns were sung throughout the meeting, follow- ed by prayer by Mrs. IVIcKinnou. The offering was taken and ded- icated. The Christmas story as the Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. McKinnon. The money from the birthday box, shut-ins and travelling apron amounted to $19.25 for the year. Mrs. E. Patterson, stewardship convener, read an article entitl- ed "Who owns • this world any- way." Thoughts about prayer were given by Mrs. S. Argyle stress- ing tbat prayer is living in co- operation with the ways of God. This was followed by a "Prayer for Christmas." The nominations for the com- ing year then took, place. Officers are: Leader. Mrs. S. Argyle; sec- retary. Mrs. A. Steil; treasurer, Mrs. E. Patterson; devotional, Mrs.. Thos. Wilson; press, 'Mrs. J. Vincent. The meeting was closed by repeating the Mizpah benedic- tion in unison, after which a soc- ial half hour and lunch closed. the meetings for the year. Mittee, Marilyn. Bannister, Bradley. . Vollowing the meeting Ouild members were treated a, preview of the Play "Pass' in Paradise, Street"- Which directed by Maegaret Harla The cast consisted Of the It Peter Dymond Of St. P's Church, Clinton, Hugh Stith land, ,Don Tippert, Jim Me Cathy Jenkins, Pat Ryan •Diane Niebolsons: Refreshments were served the exchange of gifts folio which brought the evening to • close. FRID Ashfield ASHFIELD. - The December meeting of the W.M.S. was held at the home of.Mrs. Henry Mac- Kenzie with 21 present. Mrs. Ewan MacLean gave the meditation .and Mrs. William Ross and Mrs. William Johnson read papers. Miss S. Johnson and, Mrs. G. Finlayson led in prayer. A few minutes' silence was held hi inemeey of the late Mrs, Alec Macdonald, a faithful member for many years. St. John Seen On Local TV Members of the Goderich Bri- gade of The St. John Ambulance Association were guests on the CKNX afternoon television pro- gram "M'Lady's Matinee," Mon - December 13tifi Miss Anna Macdonald and Joheeny 'Brent of C1 -NX introduc- ed the Goderich Brigade mem- bers John Cory, Divisional Sup- erintendent; Mrs. Robert Ashton and John Hesselwood. Mr. Cory described the work of a local St. John Ambulance Brigade and demonstrations were given to show the various equipment iised fo indr Krst aid to the injured until medical help is available. b Viewers were. shown the new St. Johe`Mobile,First Aid Unit" recently purchased by the Gode- rich members from the. proceeds of their local fund raising cam- paign. Reports were given by various secretaries. Carols w sung. -The hostess and coin tee served lunch. - Officers for 1966 are: Past p sident, Miss Sadie Johnson; sident, Mrs. R. West; first vi president, Mrs. G. Finlays second vice-president, Mrs. McCreight; third vice -preside Mrs. E. MacLean; secretary life membership secretary, Hugh-ATeeKenzie; treasurer, A D. R. MacKenzie; press and ho helpers secretary, Mrs. E. II ps; glad tidings, Mrs. Colin 5 Gregor; welcome and welf Miss Sadie Johnson and Dave MacMurehy: supply, Dave IVIacMurchy; library literature, Mrs. D. AeMacle every day, Mrs,1. Wilson; p ists, Mrs. D. Wylde, Mrs. yi Johnson; Exp16fers, Mrs. He MacKenzie, 1VIns. W. Wy Mary Hardie C.O.C.; Mrs. A. rish, Mrs. R. Simpson; C.G Mrs. Jim West, Mrs. Aellole Personal Mr. - Cameron MacAulee RipleY conducted services last Sunday when Mr. Neil Combie was ill with 'flu. FARMERS 'CURLING. NEV- Farmers Curling League sults: Foster 11, Durst 9; E 13, R. Baer 10e F. Baer 8, Ginn Lobb 12, Hawkins 3; Rivet( Bacon - 6. Foster. is leading with fe wins. Meetrereeet.erete THANK YOU I would like to take this opportunity to thank those uppor-ted ene-at-theepolLseon--Mondaye__Deeember and to wish. one and all a Merry Christmas and a Hp sNew Year. RUSSELL IRVIN .24zieleie,eloseseizies VereleiteMeeeresiereieieW 2sDamrsipalasplaalbUsssts 'GIFT IDEAS from CONKLI PING PONG TABLES The ideal Christmas gift for the family. Full Rez. flake tops. Assembled' in seconds from two 54" x 60" sections to form regulation size. Strong, sturdy, sanded and ready to paint. Limitqd quantity available. $19.95 New Ways To Gift Wrap, Mr. and Mrs. Harris West, Goderich, wish to -announce the marriage of their only daughter, Bette Lou, to Mr. James E. Nap- ier, only son of Mr. and Mrs. James Napier, San Jose, Cali- fornia. .... 49x G. Coming Events Tiger Dunlop Inn will be seri,- ing dinner Christmas Sundae necernber 26, New Year's Day, Saturday, January 1, and Sunday, Januar, 2. Early reservations appreciated. Mrs. G. 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