HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-04-07, Page 5Earnprey. ContrOi A Project For Huron
`With the eoanjletion of the
'Lamprey Weir on the Baylfield
RiYer is opsin'&x the Fish'
eries Research Board of
C
an
-
ada amem member of Great
Lakes Fishery, Commission- is
enrking on the, init}al
stages of the lamprey control
program in'i.aic Huron,
Thi'liarrier is designed to
evaluate the strength of .the
lamprey spavinitg, ,run prier
to stream treatment ins order -
that. the effeetivonesS o£ treat.
e o'
oderchMewoiids:1
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,Phone GOD�RIC Y AIG '1"
office Lot tIon ---:'HURON ROAD on HWY. 8
W. J. LEE QODERIC
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PRE -EASTER
SALE
LADIES'
COATS
Fresh and new for spring '66 we
have all weather coats, • laminates
and all the other exciting fabrics.
Buy now and get this bonus.
FREE- HAT
With the'Purchase
Of A Coat
SPRING,
SUITS. Eig:`
DRESSES
Make your selection from our
fresh stock. We have Linens,
Arnels, Knits, etc. We have a full
range of sizes.
Reg. 8.95
Reg. 10.05
Reg. • 12.95
Reg. 44;95
w n
• 7.99
- 9.79
11.59
13.49
SWELLS -BLOUSES
Chooseyour new shell or blouse from the newest of
Knits and fabrics. These are high styles and at special
Easter prices.
Reg. 2.98
Reg. 3.98.,
2.69 Reg. 4.98 4.49
3.59 Reg. 5.98 5.39
Manufacturer's
Clearance
'Spring, & Summer
PU RSES
Reg. To 5.95
1.99
HATS
HATS
These ,are all new styles and,
you -can take your pick at this
special price. •
Reg. To 8.95
5.99
SL'IMS-SKURT
Ready for spring and summer. We have Arnels, -Tory-
lene, Linens in both regular and novelty styles.
Reg'. 3.98
Reg`. 4.98
3.59 Reg. 5.98 5.39
4.49 Balance of Stock Reduced
MEN'S . BOY'S COTTON
SP.ORT CASUAL
SHIRTS ,SLACKS
These are continental 'tapered
slacks that° are . easily wash-
able and Canadian -made.
Reg. To 4.95
We have all sties and. you
"mare a choice of plains or
patterns in long sleeve.
Reg. To 6.95
2.99
3.99
SPRINGUALLS
• Smartly s'tylWe have
dozens to ch selection.
MEN'S and BOY'S
JACKETS & SCZ
ed and oh so modestly priced.
choose
from. Shop early for best
10% to 20% OFF.
IPGERRARD'S
THE SQUARE.
np
ment may bn determined' in
subsequent years.
The,, mechanics involved in
operating the weir consist of
laying electrodes aeross the
rivet that are = connected"to.
an . electric generator. • `7
When in use the current
running-aer.*ss the river sets
pp an intiinetrable elgetrie
field which kills
lamprey.
.
,-Since.:other- =_spring spawning.
fish, in partiaular'the Rainbow
Trout, use the Hayfield River
we •eaf expect . that minimal
numbers • of these will also be
killed.
„However, protection of
these fish from the, electric
current is 'maintained when
the barrier is in operation by
placing nets of wire across the
streatn below the barrier. The
rzteeh is i e enough to allow
lamprey lamprey to pass through but °
prevents most of the Ralnpow
Trout from being Affected.
Often these net 'arseused
fir' conjunction with box traps
designed, to hold fish moving
upsstreaixia until they can be
safely moved past the barrier.
In addition to protecting
the
the .
saffects from off
fill.s
eleotri weir, ;he. general ilk,
. c � � 13n
lit is protected from" ccident-
ally boating through the in-
stallation by heavy log booms
above and below the elect-
rodes. '
The generating plant and
an area adjacent to it are
fenced off and during the ac-
tual operation red and white
warning lights flash alternate-
ly. to advise the public, ;.
BINGO- at LEGION HALO1
I. •
Saturday, April. 9
at 8:30 p.m. -
15 GAMES - $1.00
The prize for each, regular game will be $12.00
4 Share -The -Wealth Jackpot Combined.
JACKPOT OF $80.00, IN 56 CALLS
Sponsored by Branch 109, ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
No One Under 16 Permitted To Play
REOPENING
PR1L Zn.'d
WITH A FRESH, EXCITING
STOCK OF CANADIAN AND
IMPOR.TEDo I`fEMS'
Squire
Gifts
OPEN 1 P,M.-ta_9--.P.M.DAILY" EXCEPT MONDAY
Bayfield Road.
CQNKLIN.
VACATION HOMES
We Help You To
PLAN - INSTALL- FINANCE
o" NO DOWN PAYMENT. . .
❑ Teras to suit your budget spread over
10 years (less if you prefer).
o Full flexibility --- include all labour and
material in ANY proportion. xt•
o Complete life insurance is included at
NO EXTRA COST to protect your
"title."
o Full financing package -includes Iand,
Cottage, or both, and ALL the extras.
14 MODELS TO CHOOSE
FROM
295 BAYFIELD ROAD
•524$321
Strafford
So' MODA
TF�01 -� e
STRA ... RD, f d w stern
Ontario Development Associa•
tion offices .will -be moved
froth Stra ifo:d *because Strat-
ford has refused to .rejoin the
organization, W. C. Urquhart,
association general managery
Old Perth CountyCouncil,
i.
-
Ile said~'directors hid `not
yet decided where , the offices
would be located, butrtftat the
association has had invitations'
from at least three muniei-
ppalities •
He asked Perth to join as a,
county instead of having in-
dividual community ,mem.ber-
ships. Thecounty's., member-
ship fee would be $3,015 an-.
nually.
Mr. Urquhart said he was
advised Stratford city council
turned down membership
"'without giving us a chance"
to outline the new program.
Stratford was a member
when • the four -county assovia
tion was formed 10 years ago,
but dropped • out after about
four yesrs. The four .counties
are Turor., Perth, Waterloo
and Wellington. . •
The proposed Perth- mem- •
Opts Out
To Move
ber$hip has . been 'referred to ,°
council's finance committee.
W. Stafford Johnston, of °.
R.R.. 2, Mitchell, told council
yesterda', he would take the
job of writing a history of
e as nn
P to t
��► ce is ro c
a ip 7
•, 17 g
c
ar
ehehas' r
said
res
H'fined h
a, ' ed �rial iter for
�osl: 9 dire writer
the Stratford .Beacon -.Herald.
Earlier this year, -council..
set .a $30,000 'budget for the'
centennial project. lgr..Tahn-
ston said ,a 450•ppage book is
posed.
Ottawa Trip
For Wedding
Mrs. E. J. Little and Mr.
Ford Little spent last week-
end in Ottawa where they
were ,guests Ea the Matheson•.
King wedding. ' Miss Judy
King is the daughter of F/S
and •Mrs. Dawson W. King,
formerly p'f 'Goderioh, and the
groom is Mr. Robert Mathe-
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Matheson, all of Vancou-
ver, B.C.
WHILE IN GODERICH
TRY A
P IZZ
AT THE
NEW
IZZA
PAT,i
BAYFIELD ROAD
Serving Also Char Broiled
Steaks & Chops
A
AUCTION SALE
"AT THE
Clinton Legion Hall
CLINTON, ONTARIO
MONDAY EVENINGS, APRIL 11th, 1966 - 8:00 P.M. SHARP
REPOSSESSIONS- - BANKRUPT STOCKS and many, many
personal consignments consisting ot:
APPLIANCES - FURNITURE -- TELEVISION -- CLOTHING
Legislature,-, Airs
Tru ott Case
'OROmD. -. -The Steven
. casecame again
am up ag in
in the Ontario legislature
Thursday although, Attorney-
Qenerai Arthur Wishart has
said the wholematter is the
• responsibility
of�e federal
l
-justilen r d,de$Sop' tar; hat mn ,
Elme. - Sudbur
y`)
asked. three . questions about
the, case the day before which
the attorney -general had tak-'
en as . notice. ` .
Mr. Wishart said there have
.been some' changes in pro-
vincial police mehods of in-
terviewing juveniles, but
"there are no written orders
on these changes" which, he
said, are 'familiar to the
p,
oliceIn answer to a second ques-
tion, the attorney, -general ,said
-
it is not the "normal practice"
Of his department to have
doctors take part, in the in-
vestigation of crime. •
Medical men are not peace
officers, Mr. Wishart said, and
they have no responsibility to
investigate circumstances, re-
lating to homicide.
The attorney -general said.
that Dr. Ward Smith of his
department had not been ask=
ed to give an opinion on the
time of Lynne Harper's death
because he is not a specialist
in the field of the human
digestive process.
Truscott was convicted in
1959 of murdering the 12 -
year -old -Harper girl near
Clinton, Ontario. He was 14
at the time and was given' a
death sentence. It was later
commuted by the cabinet- to
lite, '
FURNITURE -A 2 -piece Davenport Suite that folds out to a full.
site bled with nylon cover and swivel rocker,°a 2 -piece' French
Provincial Chesterfield Set covered in a top grade nylon cover. 3
other assorted Chesterfield Sets with foam cushions, 2 9 -piece
Coppertone or Chrome Kitchen -Dinette Sets consisting of 8 chairs
and a 72" table. 2 7 -piece Sets consisting of 6 chairs and a "
table with an inlaid top. 1 5 -piece Deluxe Coppertone Dinette
Suite. 3 Bookcase Bedroom Suites complete witht bed; dresser,
chest of drawers and a matching Box Spring and Mattress with
each set. 2 sets of Lamps' consisting of a Trilight and 2 Table
,each
to each set. 1 set.of Solid Step and Coffee Tables in an •
Arborite finish -other Step and Coffee Tables, 2-39" Continental
Beds complete with headboard and legs. 1.54" Continental Bed
Complete, 4 full size 54" Spring. 'Filled Mattresses, 2 Hostess
Chairs, Platform Rocker, 9 x 12 Rug, Hi -chair, Telephone 'Table,
Kitchen Step Stool, Chrome Rocker.
APPLIANCES and TV -A large Refrigerator with a full cross -
top freezer, 2 Electric Ranges, one being a deluxe model. A Long -
Skirt Washer with pump, a 21 cu. ft. Deep Freeze that holds over.
800 lbs. of frozen food. Automatic Washer and Dryer -matching
pair. Combination Radio and Record Player, .and last of all, 4.
different Television Sets, 21" models that have all been checked
over and are in A-1 working condition.
All the appliances'in this sale are guaranteed to be
in A-1 working condition when you hook them up in
-your home.
BRAND NEW CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY -A large
selection of Fall and Winter Clothing has just been, received for
Auction from one of the largest Clothing Wholesalers in Canada.
This lot consists of MEN'S CLOTHING --Socks, Underwear, 'Ties,
Sweaters, Dress'. Shirts, Sport Shirts, Dress Pants, Pyjamas, T.
Shirts, Work Socks, Work Shirts. -FOR THE LADIES and TEENS
-Double Knit Suits, Skirts, Blouses, Nylons, Cardigans, Pull=
overs, Slims, Jackets, Dresses, Socks, Pyjamas, Slippers. BOYS
GIRLS - BABIES -Jeans) Sweaters, Shirts, Blouses, Socks,
Jackets, Pants, Sleepers, House Coats, Crawler Sets, .T -Shirts,
Jumpers, Skirts, Dresses, Sweater Sets, Girl's 3 -Piece Sets, Sleep
and Play °sets, 3 -Piece Velvet Suits,•Coat and Hat Sets, and many
other 'items too numerous to mention.' °
THIS SALE WILL CONSIST OF THE LARGEST AND BEST
OFFERING THAT WE HAVE EVER AUCTIONED IN THIS
HALL AT ANY TIME
DON'T MISS°THIS OUTSTANDING SALE!
AUCTIONEER -- LEO E. BIRD
TERMS: CASH -- CHEQUES ACCEPTED ON FURNITURE
5% Sales Tax ' In Effect
wmirr-- - - - re...°_
e Ooderi'eh "Signal-Ster, Thunidvi APttit,
Campai,gn
tCan �nu. °.1 .
ufr.om p. a
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der chairman un lim �i kea.
d
with co:ohairman Stan: Pr
vett,, Mrs, Frank Curr►',, Mrs,
Sert Baeehler, Andy Boutilie',
Eric. Johnatonel and members
-A x"
-: .- !oxen's-
t 4
�- the
- . .
iiiarY. Mr. Elliott coi ninex t'-
ed: : "This important job ' will
requiremany oani;vasser<s' and
Itis cpirnmittee wili'be a*Ing
for help :rept the various ser- .1
vice organizations, and others.
gf you can help, please .call
Jim Knkead at 524°8172.° ` It
is planned to have this blitz
coverage late in May," °
At the same time the Weal
canvass is going on contacts
will be madewith out of town
companies in the major cities
by a committee headed by
Jim Britnell and co-chairman
AL.Selinger, Bill Gardner and
Bruce Sully.
"An attempt is being, made
to be sure that all s'oui ces for
donations be covered. Since
the old hospital buildings are
torn down we must succeed
since our government grants
and kans are dependent on
our raising the $109,214.00 by
public subscription,
"The enthusiasm and co-op-
eration to date has encourag-
ed the building committee to
believe that the quota will be
met without any difficulty,"
added the hospital .official..
Shortly before press time,
George Parsons revealed thht
a° further donation of $100
;had been made by former resi-
dents of the town. '
S
*
M+.. and .Mrs. . E. DoVI On
a ng the
cheque,, wrote "X , !au Ante
everyone -wilt be proud of
this modern' 'buiidixtg,", '
r e
What's
It's likely to be
one word ...."Insurance
More important than just
having "insurance are the
questions: "what kind' -'"and
"how much."„ `
Have you neglected tochange
your policy to keep up with
changes in your home? Now
you can streamline your in-
- surance with a tailormado
"package policy." Call us
this week for details.
PETER S. MacEWAN
iriturance - "Real- Estate
44 North St. 5249531
A Modern .Store With A Wide Variety Of Merchandise .
a -
MODERN STORE 'VTF, THE STOCK,/ ° •
SMOKE
SHOP
For Your SBeppmg Convenience We Are
OPEN- rIL 11 P.M. NITLY
SUNDAY' 10 A.M. to 8 PM.
CARLTON Greeting Cards
A Fine 'Selectiotr'Of' Easter Cards Available
BISSETS " y
CREAM
PIES
2FOR 79,
HOMEMADE CHOCOLATE
EASTER
FIGURES
Bunnies - Chickens -- Aeroplanes
Choose from solid. chocolate or items
filled with small chocolates.
29c. to.,1.98
A small deposit will hold your selection.
Buy early to avoid disappointment.
Lowney's Easter Bunnies
SMALL PACK 3 for 29c
• KIST QUARTS - SAVE 20c
CLEARANCE
Billfolds
PASS KEYS• - SMALL PURSES
KEY CA$ES -
Many other items in genuine leather
and Morrocco.
MUST CLEAR FAST
30% OFF
SPECIAL SALE
LIGHTERS & 2IPES
Re40 1.00
Lighters 69c
Reg. 1.00 to 1.50
Briar Pipes 79c
inger Ale
4,"78c
Plus Deposit
A FULL LINE OF BOXED
Neilsons Chocolates 1.25 =° 3.
B1,AC t: MAGIC
1It3.'vl.1
In Atti-active Boxes
Rowntrees
BOX
Chocolates
Just Arrived - Factory Fresh
►,.. �.:...::: ,.:,Ar 1.95 .3.50 4.54