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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-04-28, Page 15Q Available Now.;. OUTSIDE 81, INSIDE RAILINS ORNAMENTAL IRON FURNITURE CUSTOM BUILT TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS FOR INFORMATION ESTIMAT'ES CALL 524-9020 Helmut Krohn -ter Heinz Rutkowski Huron Railing 115 St. David St. Co. Nide and Distrid News Robert Ml Neil, eldest soli' of a sing -spin 'With Mrs. O. �.ibey Mr, and' Mrs. Clilffc rd McNei1� at the piano. headings were given by`. Mrs. Alvin Kerr and Mrs. Win. 'Wiggins., Mrs. Jim Hayden read the address and Misses Helen 1110N'ee and. Yvon, ne Girvin helped Marybelle Open her many gifts. Marybelle thanked everyone' and the lad- ies served aiunch, _-- Thalnkoffering The ..c.W; held their Easter Thankofering in the church with Mrs. .j i`thur Jackson of Relgrave as ;.ui;st speaker, Lad-` ies were present from Goderich, Duingannon, Fort Albert, Lee - hasp su ceessfully:completed a two-year course at Ridgetown Agricultural College. He came 17th in a class of 79. ,1i1'r, and Mrs. Wm. Sproul and Gilda of Cooksville spent a few days ,last week with Mr. and N'its: Chas: r Shower" Ladies of the community gathered in the 'basement Of the. Nile Church, Monday even- ing, to hong: lVliss 1Vfary�belle Bere on her approaching mar- riage. Mrs. Esther Rivett led in burn. and Carlow. Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge presided and the Ex- p1orer girls formeda choir with Miss Karen 1l1elenzie • at the organ. Scripture and prayer were read by. Mrs. ,,G-„ 11/IMeo. iviusical" numbers and readings from other societies added to the afternoon,-prcigranr. ' Mrs. 'erten._.Tarmay int1,94119ed the guest speaker. At the close the Nile ladies se:Ved a lunch. Mrs. Harry, Watson has re- turned to her home after spend- ing the winter with friends in Florida. Mrs. Stuart Taylor is again in the hospital having undergone surgery. WE SERVICE EVERYTHING IN TV and STEREO Goderich Business Hours: Daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 15-16-17-18 LEN Al and Len are fully trained in all phases of TV and Stereo - Radio r e'p a i r. Two vehicles mean fast service.• RIVETT'S TV & STEREO., The Square SALES SERVICE 524.9432 10tf Top Speaker OLINT NN.—A public speak-, lag competition, held in Clin- ton Friday night was spon- sored by the Oddfellaws of Huron District No. 8 and Re- bekahs of Huron District No. 23. The %'inner, 15 -year-old Joanne Elligsen, daughter of and Mr.Mrs. °Ed ar Elligsen g E 1lgsen of R.R. 2, Walton, won an ex- pense paid 15 -day trip to the United' Nations and other. centres. • Jeanne, a grade XI student at the Seaforth District High School will leave in early July with other winners from a- cross Canada and the United States. Car Fumes. Still Deadly derieli• Signal—Stara. urs ,A A.i. Motorists <.are warned ° that carbon monoxide poisoning, can be just as deadly in 411e warsu• months as during the `winter, said A. 4 Kress, Toronto, etc• eeutirre vice-president of the, Federation—of 'Automobile -Deal s er Associations. 'Mr. Tress; a member of the vehicle safety committee oaf the. Canadian Highway Safety :Coun., ell, pointed to they i otbrist's year responsibility. to maintain the muffler ,and tail -pipe of • his vehicle in top condition. "Carbon inenoxide fumes have no odor," `the pointed -not t, "and .e -ren when a car's win- (tows are open they can aecum- ulate unnoticed ',in sufficient strength to remit in death." Mr. Kress indicated that the Council sponsored onsored it p s annual car -check campaign each April and May to emphasize such maintenance necessities, "Only lack of proper precau- tions ,on the part of the vehicle, owner," Mr. I(ress added, "can be blamed for tragedy result- ing from such weaknesses ' as leaky muffler and tailpipe. It's the serious responsibility of the owner to have his ve- hicle thoroughly checked reg- ularly, 'but particularly follow- ing months of driving under winter conditions._ It's no good to mean well. He must do well in keeping his vehicle in safe operating condition." The Council's car -check cam- paign,, is being observed through April and May again this year. Your Ontario Heart Founda- tion reminds you to guard the health of. your child's heart. The Right Worshipful Grand Master Oliver Jacquesof the Orange Lodge conferred the Red Cross Degree on 14 area members at a ceremony in Clinton recently. Candidates taking the degree, left to right: William Holt, Pete •Dean, Gordon Gibbons, William Thompson, Herbert Boyce, A. D. McTavish, Robert Manson, H. A. Nethery, Len Newby. Back row: Jack Vaughan, .William ' Crain, Percy Blundell, Clayton Hodgins. CNJB Names New Roy Meehan is being postedField Secretary, E. F. Wheeler, to the London, District of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind as Assistant Field sec- retary.. The • district comprises .the ;counties of Elgin, Huron,, Mid- dlesex' and Perth. Mr. Meel>san will be associated with District adiarnond iS -foreyer How To Buy A Diamond—Your Ting -stone may be modest in size, but it should bechosen with care. A trusted jewel- ler is your best adviser: Ask about coder; clarity and cut- ting—these d.etermirbe quality, eontribute to beauty and value. Choose a fine'stopne and you'll always be proud of it Diamond sizes are measured–in points and carats -100 points to the carat. (Exact weights -shown .are seldom found). Note that prices vary widely according to qualities. N. T. ORMANDY' JEWELLER The Square who is responsible for the flow of CNIB services to more than 560 blind persons, for fund rais- ing, and for prevention of blind- ness work. Mr. Meehan was born on a farm near Jarv's, Ontario, where he lost his sight- at the age of four as a result of an injury with a bow and arrow. He obtained, his education at the Ontario School for the Blind aLl xantford, where he gradu- ated 'in 1943. For the next six years, he was employed in • in- dustrial work in Brantford, Wal- laceburg and. # itchener. From then until two years ago, Mr. Meehan, with another blind man, operated a dry stand and c'on-' fectionery business in St. Jos- eph's Hospital, Hamilton. In August, i{)64, he..joined the CNIB's Field Service •, Depart - ENJOY THE FINEST FOOD IN TOWN Chinese '- Food Our Specialty ALSO TAKE-OUT. ORDERS OPEN DAILY 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Open Friday and Saturday Until 12 Midnight" The Esquire Restaurant "524-9941" Officer ,anent as a trainee. For the past four months he has been taking a special vocational training course at the CNIB's headquar- ters in Toronto. During his period of preliinin- ary training and while on the course, he has shown outstared.: ing general ability and remark-" able aptitude for Field Work. He has always beer keenly interested rn social and reerea�. tional activities of his fellow blind. For a' number of' years, Roy has been active in ,bowling - for 'the blind. He is also past president of the Canadian Blind• .Golfer.,.Assoetihae roti. las- a ticjated in 'many championship tournaments both in ,Canada and the United States. Roy and h;s wife, Shirley,. have two pre-school aged child- ren—Michael five and Barbara two- and a -half years. • Paulsc Delivery Owned and Opeiated by Paul Spain .. - Local. Delivery Service: Local , Hauling ANYTIME • •For Information CALL 524-9469 or 524T -181• MATCH ANYTHING with r r � .✓rr+• 3 .. Rules: Every time you open a bottle 'of Pepsi. Diet Pep9i,-Mountain Dew,_ Teem og Patio, remove the branded cork liner inside the cap. It is valuable to *you. Six branded liners (or reasonable facsimiles) sub- mitted,in the manner outlined below will give you an opportunity, to participate in the daily selection for a Honda. -1n addition, bottle caps with "$1.00", "Free Bottle", or "Free Carton" imprints on the inside (under thc' liner) can be ex- changed by your dealer IMMEDIATELY RULES •— Irhmediate Prizes When you find a bottle -cap with the special 11.00", "Free Bottle"- pr' "tree Carton" imprint under the cork liner, take it to your Beater, answer a skill - testing question correctly and collect your prize. RULES —.Honda -A -Day Give Away 1. Print your name, address, province and telephone number on the contest entry form or plain sheet of white paper and mail it, together with 6 branded cork liners (not the metal crowns), or reasonable facsimiles, to: Honda -A -Day Give Away, P.D. Box 2295, Toronto, Ont, 2. A selection will be made by an.independent judging organization every weekday, Monday through Fri- day, commencing May 2nd, 1966. The first selection ,will be made on May 2nd, 1966, from all the eligible entries received not liter than midnight ion May 1st, 1966; subsequent selections will be made from all the eligible entries 'submitted up to midnight of the preceding day. Winners may be selected regionally. Selected entrants In order to win must first answer correctly a skill -testing question. The decision of the judges is final, 3. Every entry submitted by you could make you eligible for 0110 of the Hondas. So enter often but be sure to mail each entry, together with six branded cork liners, or reasonable facsimiles, in ,a separate envelope. 4. Prizes must be accepted as awarded and no sub- stitutions will be made. Only one Honda winner Per family. 5. 6. T. 9. This contest is open to all residents o f Ontario and those'breas Serviced by Ontario based Company plants and Franchised bottlers, except employeesof Pepsi-Cola. Canada 'Ltd., its franchised bottlers, its advertising agency, the judging organization and members of their immediate families. All entries become the exclusive property of Pdpsi-Cola Canada Ltd., who will not enter into cor- respondence with contestants hut reserves the right to publish or broadcast the names, addresses and photographs of winners. For a list of HONDA winj rs, send a separate stamped, self-addressed envelope to: "WINNERS", Honda-, -Day Give Away, P.O. Box 6396, Montr1,,., Quebec. This oontest is subject to all applicable Federal,, Provincial and local laws. DI N WITH ALL PRODUCTS OF PEPS/ -COLA Raging Orange ? Whimsical White? Every day someone creates a new- color. Can you imagine what its like trying to please everyone? Crown Diamond can with -- their decoratone coloration system. Think of any color and,your Crown Diamond Dealer will match it on the spot in any finish. Crown Diamond Decoratone—the ultimate in paint protection on the inside or the outside of your home. Buy colorful. Crown Diamond Decoratorre now and you save $3.00 on a gallon; 750 on a quart! Offer expires June 30th, 1966. THE CROWN DIAMOND PAINT COMPANY LIMITED John Jeffrey & Son CROWN DIAMOND. PRODUCTS` ARE SOLD BY: " 163 Elgin St. W., Goderich, Ont.