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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-01-20, Page 7A Thousands of Canadians are joining t • Holmesville • 1iOLMESVI1I4--TheUOW held their firSt meeting of the New Year onTuesday afternoon, January illth „gn,51 the Rev. C. '41CriTIM1/04-ille 11AW-011Mrs, miration "e".. f Of 1966. , 'Mrs. -L./0yd Bend's group was in -charge of the program'. The ScriptureelessOn was taken,by Mrs". 'Stewart Farquhar and ,the Bible study was given by Mrs. Harry Williams. Mrs. Les Jervis ;contribute:Cr-a-reading.- •7----7-,•-•7,7 Mrs. 'E. Grigg, president, took charm of the business. The treasarer's report for 1965 was given by Mrs. L., Jervis and the secretary's by Mrs. Cudmore. ' Mrs. H. Williams, chairman of the finance committee, gave a list of plans and suggestions for the corning year. Mrs. Wm. Nor- man, social convener, annanneed the new 1966. hostesses. . A lunch was served by the hostesses far -the afternoon', Mrs. 0. Blake, Mrs, 11. Cudinore and Mrs. W. Johnson. Messengers The Hohnesville, _Messengers held their opening meeting of the year on Saturday afternoon, January 15, with Laurelanne Bond acting as pianist. Mrs. R. Potter led in prayer. Sharon Potter read the Seripture- lesson and Mary 'Cantelon took up the offering. Mrs. G. Blake told the story and the gameh session was conducted by Mrs. F. Cantelon. Lunch was served by Marlene Yeo and Glenda Blake: Personal , Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bender, who have ..been spending the past -few , weeks among their family,, were- at home for the weekend. • Since 1949, hourly wage rates •in manufactnringhave risen faster in Canada than in.. the -by 1-12 per cent here com- pared to 84 per cent tkere. • ••• • • ..snn,Z* Montcal* S-33 27door hardtop. Meteor's rich look of luxury is one b6 -reason Meteor's elegant comfort is another reason one 6f the first things people`notice in a new Meteor is the beautiful interior luxury. _Once you've seen Meteor's corrifortable, deep, 'foam- Jaadded sears, there's no stopping .Tou from Meteor's bea-utiful StYle-- is . • 'another- reason Your eyes just naturally snap to attend.; n at the first sight of a new Me.ieor. You simply •canntit resist Meteor's distinctive beauty.-- .• clean, Crisp, scuilltured lines and tasteful use of sating. in them and surrounding yourself in ..trim accents.- Meteor's sweeping rooflme and ge-iitty ,taper -ed rearkeVardiALakimiring foots supple crinkle grain vinyl has. the look ande1wherever they're 'seen. An. Optiopal. vinyl roof - • of fine, leather. A number of people joined the adds town car 'fashion to the ultra -glamorous. Meteor .Adiniration Society the moment they look of Meteor -2 and 4 -door hat -dews, In.fadi.e, discovera and aperienced all this elegance. many people 'join the Meteo-r. Admgration • and prestige in a Popular price car. Society for Meteor's good 1ool5s- alone.. • ° Join now-- (lice -cvmembership drive • 40111s Club Pr-esitle.art Maurice Jenkins as the first irkstalltrnent blut, • director of nursling, Mr. Jenkitts, Jim !Britnell, Ralph ,-.. • Dr. Norman Jac on receives a $5,000 cheque from Goderich Pansons;• hospital board member, Dr. Jackson, Miss 14.-Yotitie-7'-';- of $15,000 donation froM the, club. Left to (right are: ,George Smith,,J. W. 'Coulter. • Signal -Star Phdlx) Sorolity_i Tours TV Station the meeting of January 11; Beta Theta Chapter foUred the CKNX-fairiaTalid-tele- vision statIon in Wingham. , Mrs.' .Ted Hayward was in ehgrgg of the cultural, program, e r the prestige can the popular price field • Test drive the ,exciting Comet, Meteor, Mercury, Anglia, Cortina at your Mercury Dealer NOTICE to PARENTS OF GRADE 8 STUDENTS A meeting for Grade 8 students.and their parentsawill be held at the Goderich 'District Collegiate 'Institute. The purpose: to give information anti answer questions, regard- ing courses ,offered at 'Goderich or at Central Huron Secondary School. "Leta Talk , on the Radio and over TV," and arranged the tour cts -a-first-hand- experience -ore the subject. Th ll chapter members ',were received by Miss Anna MieDon• ald and Messrs. George Lang. - ridge and pill Harris, who -laid - ed the tourand supplied aInost detailed and .intimate glimpse into 'the workingS_of the radio and television _itation. The"participants had an oppor- tunity. to view themselves on television and Were given the op, portunify to read 'commercials for sOund recordings. . - Miss Anna MacDonald treate the' ladies to coffee and the group, left after the late night news read by Crawford Douglas. Public- Schools' New Jennifer Cook Reports every morning for help and Exarn- tAS--,cteeping-up. work - completion--Whethee it.-- - We remind everyone "Don't is because of the blustery wea-- Wait ,foe' Spring ,Do It Now," ther or for other reasons it- re - referring to the task of studyirig. mains to. be. seen, , begin a e get a. move en. --- a etx at h: endmarom e scheduledarh, a at ()Boob-Th be- On January 17 pupils' witness?. ed Tmathematics teleagt: his' epncerned the history of - numbers down through tbe ages. The prograna told of the different ways'of writing numbers' in the past and the different national- - itieg concerned. New Face At Victor Lauriston Public School, after Christmas, a law face appeared --- Bruce MacDonald, a former resident of Willowdale, Ontario, has joined the 'pupils..at Victor' Lauriston. We would :like to 'Ye/come yoe,•"Bruce,,and hope your tem here is successful. • - Sue Bisset Reports Pupils ate coming in at HURON, AUTOMOTIVE & stippLY.. 263 HURON ROAD,. GODERICH" ° 4' GODERICH Please plan to attend. IT-TiE THEATRE "COME now-Youg 4 Rural Grade 8's — Tues., Jan. 25, 8:00 p.n. Town of Goderich Grade 8's Wed., Jan: 26; 8:00 p.rn. JANUARY 27-28-29 MacKAYJIALL— , Curtain 8:30 p.m. Box Office At R. W. • Bell, Optometrist 2 to 5 p:m: Gkr YOUR: EASON TICKET NOW NewMember 8:30, - s - For uxliary Ai- 'The regular , meeting 'bf the Ladies' Legion' Auxiliary was held ln the form of a pot luck supper followed by a shortbusi- ness meeting, •. 'Four new memberswere ad- mitted for installation. The were: Mrs. Mona Davis, Mrs. Phyllis .,Steep, 'Mrs. Margaret I Williams, Mrs Molly .Shaw.' • TI,vo transfer members, Mrs. Ada ..Thompson from -Clinton, and Mrs. 'Stella ,Hewitt from Waterfordwere welcomed. ' *Me mystery prize winngr was Mrs. L. Bloomfield; lucky chair, . Mrs. L. Ashton; attendance draw, Mrs, R. Hill. „ Following the meeting cards were enjoyed b3 Winners were! tuchre, Mrs, Vi George, • Mrs. Stella lievatt; "500,'.' Mrs. Olive McDonald, ,Mrs. Isobel Kneeshaw; shula, Mrs. Molly Shaw, Mrs. Fern Moore;* crib- bage, Mrs:" Kay McAstoCker. D -WINTER o „ We are proud of the fine cars we have on our Jot.. We could sell you.atty*e of, thee cars and know for certain that you are going to get many, many miles of trouble- free driving. Come in and have a look.l We are proud of these cars and we know you will be proud to own' one. 1964—FALCON- T.his is a four -door sedan with standard transmission' and. radio. A real economical car to operate. Lic. No. 59693E. 1964 PONTIAC STRATa CHIEF' A sharp looking black lour -door sedan with stenclar's1 transmission. Lic. No. A55783.- 1964 METEOR Finished in metallic blue. A four -door sedan with mbtor,,automatic transmission with Lic. No. 63301E. 19464 FORD A -CUSTOM four -door sedan with six -cylinder engine, standard transmission, tadio and with a white finish and red interior. Lic. No. 55583. - 1964 STUDEBAKER DAYTONA , ,Has standard transmission, six -cylinder engine, red finish • with matching interior. A real sharp four -door sedan with Lie. No. 61817E. _ '1964 ,,STODEBAKER‘ A COMMANDER with six -cylinder engine, and stgridard -transmission. White -With blue interior. Lic. No. A54718,. 1964 FORD CUSTOM ROO four -door sedan witli VL,8 motor, automatie transmission and radio. White with immaculae blue interior. Lk. No: A55475. ' '49.63 $TUDEBAKER ..duSTOM • • Finished in metallic blue with- matching interior. A real, fine four -door sedan with six -cylinder motor and standard tra nsm No. A55595. /963 . RAMBLER o AMPRICAN Has automatic transmission,, radio, twin 'traction and reclining seats. A black four -door sedan. Lic. No. A55580. 1963 RENAULT ,R-8 A four -door sedan with disc brakes and radio. Lic. No. A55944. AT "BIG Rh*DITCTIONS '2--1962 –STUDU.BAKERS . 1961 :PaNTIAC- 1962 .PONTIAC 1961-.MEIPEOR HURON AUTOMOTIVE & SUPPLY URON ROAD 524-6271 • Continues Wilh Even' Better BARGAIN EXAMPLES MODEL WASK, MODEL DASK Buys FRIGIDAIRE- WASHER FRIGIDAIRE DRYER • • Rust -resistant Porcelain Enameled top, lid and tub --- never fades or diseolecs. • Autoniatic -Soak Cycle on Timer. • • Safety switth on lid automatically halts action ,when lid is lifted 1„ • • Strongest Frigidaire Protection Plan ,ever! A one-year warranty for repair of any defect without charge, plug. - a foer-year Protection Plan for furnishing rplacement for any defective- part dn the TRANSMISSION, DRIVE, MOTOR or LARGE-C4PAQITY WATER PUMP. , Now OnIV. • Automatic cool and fluff period at the end saves on ironing. • Safety With yop in mind. Dryer action steps When door •is op_eneef. Automatic temperature Safety switch too. • New 3 -way venting: right side, back ,or underneath— easf to switch, • Strongest Frigidaire. Protectidn Plan ever! A one-year warranty for repair ,of any defect without charge, plus a four-year protection for furnishing replacement for any defecive 'part for the drive system INCLUDING THE MOTOR. Of each cycle • . -Now Only $1. YOUR EXCLUSIVE FRIGIDAIRE SALES & SERVICE CENTRE GERRY'S THE SQUARE Applianx'. "THE STORE THAT SERVICE BUICT” 5244434 •=4,' • • KINGSBRIDGE KINGS,BRIDGE. -,-, Mr. Frank .Sullivan retiffned home last , week after spending the past three weeks in Detroit. Mr. Thos. Wallace is 'home after .snendieg _a_few weeks in Wingham hosptal.--- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gilmore; '• Calgary, and Miss Frances mdre, Lendon, visited IVIra-Gt1r:-4 more and Jim over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs Dennis' HO,gan, Rosemary, Ronnie and Michael. spent Sunday•in London:. - Miss Catherine McCarthy The burial fMiss Catherine • McCarthy of West Wawanosh 'look place in St.,..Toseph's acme- , terv :VIon,clay:la"nuary 10. ifer F d ea I h occurred suddenly it! ,Wineham District Hospital. Re- „quiem Mass was stire. at Sacred Heart Roma., Catholic Church, Wineham. ' Hospital Patient Kathy Hogan is a patient in Wineham HosPitgl with a frac- tured ankle as a resUlt of. a skiim! accident .Export Cattle' Retently, tWb , shipnientS of Ontario Sherthorns have cross- ed the border as an indication df renewed United States de- mand. A. C. Gaunt, Lucknow, received a surprise phone caTh from a Texan Shorthorn breeder and a "sight unieen"...telephone transaction vvast made with a half dozen females from the Gaunt Shorthorn herd going to Telma as a resUlt. The, nearby herd of W. A. Culbert & Sons, Thungannon, sup- plied some fifteen head to a trac- tor -trailer load 'recently purchas- ed by Schriebrn Parms, St, Jos- eph,' Missouri. S-ehrieber's man: ager, Irv. Retzlaff was lnoking forqualley along with extra qize. -