The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-06-09, Page 5single houses and a duplex on the east side of Regent Street
north of Oxford Street to make room for possible future
expansion. Don Diehl of Gqderich stands atop 169 Regent
St., which he purchased from the company to demolish for
the material -411e company has asked council to reassess
taxes on the properties, and this has been turned over to
the court of revision.
ALL. B,RANDS
WITH PURCHASE OF $1.00 OR MORE
40 CARTON
3. .
5% Prov."Sales Tax Included
PHILLIPS*—REGI 1.29
MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS—. . .1.09
SUDDEN...BEAUTY HAIR SPRAY .. .2.29
REG. 2.50
REG. 1.98
FOR THE PAIN THAT_REALLY HURTS — REG. 1.25
REG. 1.95
LOVING CARE
REG. .98
MISS CLAIROL SHAMPOO 88
CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN 36
REG. 1.19
CREST TOOTHPASTE ° 1.07
SU,NGLASSES .69 to 4.98
RIT FABRIC iNES 29
ALKA SELTZER ' 64
See Our Newest Designs and Beautifully Coloured
LARGEST SELECTION EVER at POPULAR PRICES
ALSO FANC,Y SUN HATS, TOO
RESDAN For The Hair 1.19
BAYER ASPIRIN 77
REG. 1.98
Preparation 91" clintment 1 68
TrlY A BOX OF
FRESH
CANDIES THIS WEEKEND
CHAPTER'S MAY BALL
o .
Pat Simpson Crowned
" CTown Every Moment," the
Beta Theta chapter's theme for
the 1965-66 season found fullest
expression at the May Ball held
at the Country Club on Mai 28.
For. Pat Simpson this note
held more than symbolic mean-
ing. She was, crowned Queen of
the Ball, and was presented with
a tiara donated by Bricker
Jetiye,lery. Mrs. John Sturdy
and Mrs. Stan Connolly were
chosen to be her attendants.
Another highlight of the
evening was a $50; draw won by
Miss Mary Lou Drennan. Pro-
ceed. from the sale of bond
tickets will be donated to the
Alexandria Marine and General
Hospital building fund.
Guests, and members were
welcomed by Mayor and Mrs.
Frank Walkom; the chapter's
honorary member Mrs. D. D,
Mooney, and members of the
Economist
Appointed
.Sharon Carroll' has been ap-
pointed Huron County home
economist with the department
of agriculture office in Clinton;
is leaving, to be inarried.
Mic.-is Carroll comes freim an
Elgin County ,farm home and
is a graduate -of the Macdonald
Institute, University of Guelph.
She has been active in 4-411
Homemaking Clubs and, farm
youth groups.
UR
TripTickets
On Sale
past ` and present exeeutiUve of
Beta Theta phaptev.
The evening's amenities cotn-
menced with a toast to the
Queen, proposed 'by past -presi-
dent Mrs, Bruce Ho let, Din-
ner was served, followed by
dancing to the Paul Cross or -
Sewer Bylaw
Read Twice
Page 14 of 'hie Signal -Star
carries a featuro
Elliott on homes of historival.
interest -in this area.
They will be among those
viewed durint the July 6 tour
of Huron County f-IinJter1ea1
Society.
Tickets for the tour are on
sale in Goderich boolt. shops,
and the public is invited to
participate in thetour at any
point in its itinerary.
The th erla( Signat'Stiar, . 11111
111
4Rec reationist
Get$ Award::
0
Gerry Fes*Arson;` 41;�Btake
St., ,is one of Live C;anadiatns
who -,has received certification
as an • industrial recreation
administrator. '
Mr. Ferguson received (the'
award . May 24 in Cincinnati.
Only 158 in North Anerica
hold the award.
M;. Iterguson is a graduate
osf the three-year diploma
cquz'se in recreation from the
University of Western On-
tario, and until recently was
in tae physical education and
recreation department of Can-
adian Forces Base Clihton.
He is moving to Campbell -
ford where he has been ap-
pointed director of industrial
and community recreation.
M'rs. Ferguson, supervisor of
occupational therapy at On-
tario Hospital, Goderieh, will
join her husband in Campbell-
ford in July.
Council has given two
readings to a bylaw for in-
stallation of a sanitary sewer
on Wellington Street for 350
feet north of Blake Street.
The sewer would be install-
ed as a local improvement
and estimated cost is $1,870
to be paid by the property
owners and $695, the muni-
cipality s share.
Before the bylaw is, given
third reading and passed it
must be approved by the On-
tario Municipal Board.
OH Volithteers
Pick Officers
Mrs. Illurray McGill was
elected chairman succeeding
J. W. Coulter Of the Ontario
Hospital, • Goderich, Volun-
teers' Associatiau,at a pink
tea at the hospital Tuesday.
Vi2e-chainman is Mrs. Robert
Smizh and secretary is Mrs.
James Remington.
ANNIVERS
MESSAGE
•
Actually we are celebrating our 200th anniversary 198 years
ahead of time. The idea being, that if by some unforseen circum-
-stance we_areituktur itsuadj98 years from now we Want td celebrate
our 200th anniversary now.
"WATCH FOR OUR DAILY SPECIALS THIS MONTH"
HOW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU READ
,THESE WORDS DESCRIBING AUTOMOBILES
"DEPENDABLE"-
"ORIGINAL"- "RELIABLE" -
"ONE OVONER"
"GUARANTEED"- "LODED"
"CHEAPIE"-
"AS IS" "QUALITY PRICED'
"LIKE NEW"-
•
AMPRESSIVE, ARE THEY NOT? BUT WE CAN ,USE 90% OF THESE
WORDS ON ONE CAR.
For example take thig 1964 Parisienne two -door hardtop, featuring V-8, automatic, radio,
whitewalls, discs, etc.—it's a 'lone -owner" (local). It "reliable," dependible" and
"original," "guaranteed," quality priced and it is like new for a 1964 fhen again it has
only 15,000 original miles on it. Lic. E2826. The Price; Only $2,49540.
NOW FOR THE OTHER 10% OF THESE DESCRIPTIVE WORDS.
$49.00—How about that for "cheapie" for this 1956 Pontiac, 4 -door, 6, automatic with
'custom radio. Lic. E6477. "AS IS SPECIAL" $475.00. Lic. 30066H, 1957 Chevrolet, 2 -
door hardtop, V-8, automatic, in real good shape.
Yes, folks. We have about 30 used automobiles on our lot that we could use a page of
words to describe them, but instead it's easier for us to invite you out, look around, °
make us an offer on the car,of your choice. If wel don't have it we can get It.
We have five people on our sales staff to serve you and we have a gond selection of new
cars ready for immediate delivery.
May we also take this opportunity to extend our sincere thanks to you; our customers
who have made it possible for our progress in the past 2 years. We look forward
to serving you in the future.
• litth DELIVER •
MOTORS
(GODERICH) LTD.,
414 HURON ROAD
Local Men
Elected
C. Everett, president of
in Goderich, has, been elected
director.of the Canadian Jew-
ellers Association,
D. B. Rolston, imager of
Goderich Public Utilities com-
mission, has been elected a
director of district six of the
Association of Municipal Elec-
trical, Utilities.
CREWE
CREWE ---,Mrs. Ella lton of
with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Hasty
Mrs. C. Crozier attended the
W.I. district annual 'in Auburn
recently.
Mr. and Mrs.iWes Plunkett of
Saskatoon, Mrs. Lorne ivers of
DUngannon, and Mr. P. M. Fin-
nigan of Weston visited with
Mr. and MTS. R.,Finnigan recent -
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reid and
Brenda- of -Toronto- Spelt
weekend with relatives in ,the
vicinity.
.Mr and Mrs. John Bissett,
Cindy and Jimmie of Goderieh
were Sunday visitors with -Mr.
santudartM. es. Jack _Curran and
Coriditions
On Sale
The town's offer of $11,500
for a piece of property at the
foot of Wilson Street has been
accepted by the Bingham
Estate oh two conditions.
The conditions are that the
, proposed park would be called
Bingham Park. and. that the
than for a park.
Council is continuing an
option on the property, which
has , about Ts,000 square feet
of undeveloped land overlook-
ing the lake, until financing
:of the purchase is completed.
The- council has asked. the
centennial planning branch to
appcove 1,e of centennial
grants ior the land.purchase-
Two Complete
Clerks' Course
Huron County clerk -trea-
surer John . G Berry, and
IVIauricer,A. Van der -Meer, 65
Montreal St., have success-
fully completed a three-year
course for municipal clerks
and treasurers ''sponsored by
Clerks and Treasurers of On-
tarib through the extension
department of Queen's Uni-
versify.
Great_ salesmanship ,is a, lot
of little sales put together.
F..R. PETERSON
Jehovah's 'Witnesses from
Godcnich, their Minister G, C.
Annroso, and Circuit super -
participating in preparations
for what is expected to'be the
largest Christian convention
Mr. Peterson has been nam-
ed to- assist in organizing and.
operating the five-day,distriet
assenably June 22 to 26 at
the CNE grandstand in To -
Mr. Amoroso will head a 38-
pers:th delegation- from this
area.
"We are expecting an at-
tendance of over 50,000 from
the Great _Lakes states of the • -
Uni.ed States and several
Canadian provinces," said Mr.
Amoroso.
He said an interesting fea-
ture of the gathering will be
a mass baptism in which 800
candidates will be immersed.
Free fuelwcod is snpplied. to
provinpial park campers and '
,pienickers- by -the- -department--
of lands and forests. • •
BOTTLE DRIVE
The Fifth ebb Pack of St.
George's Church is holding a
bottle drive this Saturday.
Householders are being‘asked
to have bottles ready for the
Cubs to pick up.
CROP REPORT
Hucon County; 'crops already
planl2c1 are growing favorably,
but some areas are, in need of
rain. Sunday's rainfall was
heavier in the southern part
of the countiT. Most of the corn
planting is completed and the
plan'ing of whte beans is in
full swing.
THE HURON COUNTY LOCAL
COMMITTEE
of the 1966
iNfERNATIOMAL
PLOWING MATCH
and
FARM MACHINERY
DEMONSTRATION
cordially invites the public to attend a
SOD TURNING
CEREMONY
Saturday, June 11, 1966
at 3:3-0 o'clock
at the Site, Scott Farms, Seaforth
when Hon. C. S. MacNattgirt,on, Minister of
Highway,s, and Hon. W. A. Stewart, Mini-
ster of AgriCulture, ,will officiate
Turn North from No. 8 Highway,' first corner West of
Seaforth.
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