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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-06-16, Page 44 14le Cd4jeri°11: Signal.Star' Thull's4337' 114" 3466 l3. Real Estate For Sale Articles For Sale - PAIR teener elsatesan1beet% , cast. $30, will sell for half price, elee 0141 abee, alee9 Wide- Phone 0434.• 24 IAAN'S eight hand "Feriewood" golf clube; GICM raeer bicycle, r -ed aad white,. ,three -seed gears, eXCellent condi tro IL Phone 524-6366 between 5:30 and 7.m. 24 GIRLaS small bicycle, 26 -inch wheel; $15. Phone 8897. 24x STUDIO couch, venetian blind, rilg 9 x 12, China cabinet, all in good condition. Phone 7170. 24-25 BALE elevator, 32 -foot, Ferguson power mower. 6341. assess - one 24 TRAILM, 50 x 10, three 'bed- rooms, bath, kitchen, living room with almost new chester- field. Contact Mrs. Rey Mac - Adam, Mitchell's Trailer Park. Phdne 524-9019, after 6:30. 24 DUO THERM space heater with '200 -gallon- tank; Westinghouse electric range- double bed with spring andmattress; Annex heater, burns wood or coal; six kitchen chaus. Phone 482,3225. 24x BABY crib, open bookcase, Dun- can Phyffe stgp, table, Hoover vacuum cletTner. Patterapn's Used Fromiture, phone 7616. -24 LLO\ID baby stroller with canopy. Phone 524-9977, 24 WEEKEND SPECIALS ONE only super special TrOister four -seater high back chester- field suite. Sugg.' list $289. Priced to elm, Only $149.50. ONE only, 30" Continental bed. Priced to clear at only $29.50. TWO piece Sklar Traditional, your choice, of two attractive sui-es at only $199.50. " THREE -room group special - Sklar; 2-prece 'chesterfield. suite and a swivel rocker; 3 - piece bedroom slate and double dresser, chest, panel lot. It offers four bedrooms, double living room, good sized kitchen and a double garage. -An- ideal home for a young familY. Priced to suit your budget. a. Real Estate For Sale BEAUTIFUL secluded river. pro- pertY, !Mown ley anglers fee' many Years as the "Bla.ek Hole," good fishing end canoeing, one cottageand 4ne cabin. 4. M. Driver, .Goderich, phone 524- 7081. 24 IVIALCOLM MATHERS For S. We have several residential properties, including: <" large two-storey four-bed- room, masonry construction dwelling on East St. An excellent two-storey red brick house, 4 bedrooms, all in first-class cond,tion. A very nice small wartime house, near the schools. . MALCOLM NiATHERS „. Real Estate akIroker 46 West St. Phone 9442 FAMILY Homes Three bestrewn frame eon- stroction, double living room, well appointed with front entry hall and back entrance porch. Located la quiet eentred loca- tion. Priced $11;500 for quick sale: Four-bedroom brick, w o; storey borne, 2 -piece washroom on main floor which has dining ream, double living room. The second floor has three-piece bath with four lovely bedrooms, Well kept home. Priced at $11,000. Two-bedroom 'bungalow in west en.l. Will be available in September. Finished recreation room. Priced at $13,500. Peter S. MacEwan , Realtor 44 North St. Goderich 24 FRANCES RAE Agent for S. E. Malins 43 Newgate St. Phone 524-9557 In village of Nile, lour -bedroom, two-storey home, close to 4. Real Estate schttol; taxes $64. Price $5,800. . ' CENTRAL - Four - bedroom, two-storey, white fratne. Port Albert, 101, acres, 90 work-, able. $5,300 cash. PorL Albert, 19 acres, near lake, house and barn. Nelson St., two -apartment house, excellent condition, $11,000. ALEXANDER AND CHAPMAN For Sale A Home Away From Home Lisen to this for summer Wanted RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY ,isTINGS 'REQUIRED - PETER S MacEWAN Real Estate Bracer " 44 North St. 524-9531 DO YOU have a property for sale? For good results, list t it exclusively .with Harold W. Shore, Real 'Estate Broker: Ac- curate appraisals -photo display advertising. Dial 524-7272, 38 Hamilton St -5tf comfort: A three-bedroom cot tage, located within three miles _ of Goderich on a sandy beach. It 0. TO Rent has a good-sized living room, fully carpeted, fire place and APARTMENT for :rent, furnish - new furniture: kin deck, Modern ed or unfurnished. Phone -9421, kitchen with hot and cold water, 40 West St. 24x modern bath and new septic tank, boat house, and all con- SMALL cottage for rent. Call in veniences of home. We will con- evening,,, after seven, phone sider ,your otfer on this pro- 6518. 24x perty ELDERLY lady wishes to rent A two-storey red brick, located small grnund floor apartment in close to up town on a spacious West end of town. Phone 9673. bed; aealy smooth top mat- tress and box spring; 5 -Piece chrome suite. Sag. list $699.00. Special $499.00. BABY carriage, priced from $29.50; baby rtrollers, priced from $12.88. SEALY mattresses. Sale prices start at -$29.5C. BLACKSTONE FURNITURE West Street CUT FLOWERS, mum plants. L. R. Holman, 187 Cameron Street, phone 8852. 23tf CENTRIFUGAL pump, three hp:, gasoline motor, two-inch suctionand di5chargp hose. Alex McIntosh, Lucknow, phone 528- ° 3105. ' 24-26x BICYCLES, two; 28 -inch wheel and one 26 -Inch wheel. Good condition. Phone 9156. • - 24x SPEED Queen .automatic washer and dryer (2 units); scarcely used, in showroom condition; will sell for 20% less than cost; owner moving to apartment. Also antique walnut sofa or "loveseat";. and a mahogany "re- ception chair." Phone 524-8636 24 .„ Mortgage money available for farms, residential and commerc- BRUNO LAPAINE PhOne 524-8957 J .1. RAPSON-8559. Salesman for ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN Goderich Phone 524-9662 HONDA CB -160, excellent condi- tion. Phone 529i'7376, Dungan- , non. 24X SMALL- business for sale, due to health. reasons, Apply' pororhy's S.‘,.ppe, East Street.,22-2 HYGIENIC supplies (r ubbe -goodse =Lie postpaid en plain,' sealed envelope with price 'list. Six samples 25c; 24 samples $1.00. Mail Order Dept. T-53. FOUR first-class farms. • Nov -Rubber Coe Box 91, Ham- ilton, Ont. ltf SALES PERSONNEL W.' J. HUGHES Real Estate t eneral Insurance EAST, STREET Phone 524-$100 Doctors home, located close to lake large sun parlor, living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen has very ,mod- ern cupboards, two bathrooms, two powder rooms, four bed - ns, hot water heating; beautiful gt ounds. • • Modern home on Jones St., with attached garage, three bed- rboms, kitchen, dining room, living room.: GOOD .three-bedroom h r k home on Horton St., kitchen has new Corlon floor covering. In very good condition. 129 Neyvgate St.. three-bedroom. COTTAGE at, 1..;chanan's • beach: COTTAGE, Blue Water Beach. 24 TLEE-ream apex -to -rent, „earuess nished, heated, all utilities paid. 53 Waterloo Street, 'phone 7157. 24tf VERY nice, furnished four -room apartment, self-contained, ,two bedrooms and bath and balcony, suitable for couple. Phone 8429,, 48 East St. 23tf NICE two-bedroom apartment, living room, large kitchen, three- piece bath. Room for garden. Arailable immediately. Located in Saltford. Call Vernon Glenn, 524-7014. • 23-24x ONgliedroom heated apartment, hewly decorated, modern eon- veniences. Phone 8193. 23tf SELF -contained apartment, cen- tral, newly decorated, halls and stairs maintained, FM -TV aerial supplied. Ideal for couple: Phone evenings. 524-7540. ' 23tf FIVE room bungalow, furnished, -TV, gas heated, new frig and stove, newly decoraled. Couple only, ,no children. Phone 524- 8152.' 221f APARTMENT -7-• one bedroom, new, four -piece bath, stove and frig., TV antenna; July 1. Phone ,a178. 21tf MODERN one -bedroom apart- ment on the Square; full bath; ! available June 15. Phone 524- 19195 or contact Tony Bedard. 20tf !KENT HOUK,. h ftirnished Moms C TV and kit - S. Help :Wanted CENTRALAURON , SECONDARY '- SCHOOL CLINTON Requires for 2 August, 1966, 1 SECRETARY Salary range $2,700 to $3,700 • -and 2. Clerk -Typists Salary range $2,200 to $3,000 Annual increment $200 and $150 „ respectively Excellent Working Conditions t. Sick leave and holiday plan In effect Applications showing experience, references and salary expected, to be received by the undersigned not later than 27 June, 1966 Any a'pplications not necessarily • accepted. MR. R. HOMOUTH, PRINCIPAL CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL, CLINTON NOW available Established ter- ritory with Avon. For informa- tion, no obligation, mail coupon to Mrs. Millson, 17 Hawkesbury Ave., London. Nama_ Address Phone No. 24-26 WOULD YOU LIKE MORE MONEY? OAA Supervisor Ed Bauer needs full or part-time men, to help him meet the demand for On- tario Automobile Association -Memberehipe-Pleasan t, dignified, good paying work. No experi- ence necessary but a car is. For full information contact Ed Bauer, Parker House Motel, Clinton, June 22, p.m. and June 23, a.m., or write him at -Wink- ham, Ont. 23-24 A CAREER OPPORTUNITY. For • POLICE_OFFICERS:_, , The Oakville Police Department offers'an excellent opportunity fcir those -.who can ,qualify for this fewardiug profession. - Salary $5,027 td start, rising over three years to $6,300.00 on present schedule. Overtime 'andcurt attendance paid at time and one half. Vaca - Iwo weeks after 10 months and tip ee weeks, after eight years. Other benefits include hospitalization': medical and life ins•urance plans. sick leaye bene- fits and pension plan. 40 -hour work ‘vf ek. Advancement op- portunities and police college train,ng Quaiiricaiii,n: Age 21 to 30 years. Height, minimum 5'9". Weight minimum 160 lbs. Edu- cation, basic Grade I desirable. .Canadian citizen or BritiSh sub- ject. Good h•-_,alth, mental and physical Good moral character and habits. Apply. in person at the Oakville pollice offices, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. Monday to Friday, 132 Lakeshore Rd. East,,Oaky,ille,.or call 845-7171. 24 Rest While, °Lodge, Bruce ellen privileges, ale-eveceenr. ' !Phone 8433. - -19tf ONE -BEDROOM apartment, fur- nished. all convenienees. Ridge- wood Park, phone 524-8891. 1 --14tf ELECTROLUX (Canada) Limit - L. H. Pentland ed sales and service. Free de 182 Cameron St. ' 5.24.9007 LARGE, comfortably .furnished, Livery. Alvin S. Riley, 153, Ruth Van der Meei- llight housekeeping rooms. Miss GOOD homes wanted Lighthouse St., phone 524-6514.' 55 Montreal St. .,„ei Mary E. Howell, 12 St.. Vincent tens. Phone 9016. ltf 524"°" St. Phone 8642. , -8t1 . 10. Wanted (*G6eii1) HOME 'wanted for ten -week-old collie puppy, will give away. Phone 482-3286 ' 24 WHEN buying or selling try! • LISTINGS AND INQUIRIES C. & E. used furniture, 1 mile' INVITED south on Bayfield Rd. Phonel 524-7231 or 7791. - -9tf Fire Chief Safety Chimneys, distributors: Guy Ives & Son, phone 524-6355. ltf VACUUM Cleaner Sales and Service foe all makes. Filter Queen Sales, Zurich. • Phone 262-5350. ltf wirsosetemesea, 3 Bedroom - 111: -Storey On Biake St., near all the schools, this impgoved "wartime" type home feature S 3 bedrooms, large living room, kitchen with built-in cupboards. An excellent investmeat property to be pur- chasod for rental.. Moderately priced. . • 2. Cars, Trucks For Sale Four-BedroomBrick AUSTIN. with 61 motor, in 'ex- cellent condition. Phone 524- a404. 24 1959 VOLVO 544, new tires, re- dio. Phone 482-9108. 24 Well located; close to primary and eecondary schools and the Square, this two-storey red brick home feature e an entrance foyer, double living rooms, dining room, kitchen, two-piece batik - room and washroom on the first 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, window floor; four large bedrooms each van, in really good condition, with clothes closets and four - 25,000 miles. Idealsloaecarriping. piece bathroom on second floor. Camping eqvipment available Floors are broadloom, hardwood with van. Available after June and tile, and house is heated 26. Phone 482-3225. 24x by oil -fired hot water system. This is one of the, finest homes 1957 FORD, two -door, respec- n table car, low mileage. Priced iGoderich. to sell. Phone 9081. 24 Four -Bedroom Storey & One -Half • MUST sell, 1950 Volkswagen, Brick Veneer good •condition, reasonable. Phone 524-8422. . 24e 1960 STUDEBAKER,, good condi- tion. Phene 8514. 23 1959 INTERNATIONAL stake, %-ton trutic, 150 series; $750. Phone 524-9185. 22-24 GOODselectiori of used cars in A-1 condition, fully recondition- ed and guaranteed, trade-ins ac- cepaed and terms available. Rouse Auto Electric, West St. -41d yams tesersieris '3. 'Real Estate For Sale , "ANTRACTIVZ - three - bedroom home, 112 Trefaigar St. Immedi- ate Oceupancy. Very ecomplete, loW downpayment, balance as reaeOnable rent. Sebringville, 3934170. - . 2445 for kit - 24 WANTED, quiet. reliable saddle =Now -aolmils horse, 14-15 hands; also western HAROLD W. SHORE, saddle in good condition. Phone 38 Hamilton St., Goderich. 6: -Wanted To Rent 524-6354. 24x 46tf Classified Rates- C PER WORD (Minim= 750 25c Extra, if not paid by Tuesday of the week following publication. Semi -Display "1 15. N�tice To Creditor IN TILE EST.aTE OF (ERaiel) M. FRITZLEY,, LATE OF um TOWN OF GODMICII, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON, CLERK. All persons claiming against the above Estate aye required tod for- ward full particulars of their olainis to then undersigned, on Or befor e the Sth day of July, 1966, after which --date -the assets will hee distributed. DONNELLY 8; MURPHY, Berristers, 18 The Square, Goderich, Ontario,' Solicitors for the Estate. ,24-26 U111111111411•11111111111111111111111111111.111 18. Personal I" DREW. -Jack and ladys 'Drew 4ssified of Croydon, England, at wthose Ghome the Bob Bissets had two 1.4(1 per inch' very excellent visits, wish to be remembered to their many fri- Marriage - $1.00 ends in Goderich. 24x Engagement - $1.25 Death Notices' $1.00 Each 9 6. THE SIGNAL -STAR DIAL 524 - 8331 Deadline for taking Classified Ads is '1 P.M. TUESDAY • AM lb. 411.1101111111111 13. Auction Sales 19. Lost And Found ROW boat found drifting in the Maitland River. Call 7290, Goderich. * --24 120. Miscellaneous AUCTION SALE Of valuable household effects, electric appliances and miseel- laneous items, on the premises, Goderica township, 1 mile north or Holmesville or 9 Miles north of Varna. The under- signed received instructions to, sdll by public auctions on SATURDAY AFTERNOON JUNE 18 at 1 p.m. Norge 12 cut ft. refrigerator, in good condition; Moffat 30 - inch, 4 -burner electric stove; A.M./F.M. electric radio, like new; Dumont televisibn, 21 -inch with aerial; Devonshire upright piano, new Condition; medium sized deep freeze; electric wash- ing macnine; vacuum cleaner; oil Stove; electric Tamps; dining room table and chairs; china cabinet; kitchen table and chairs; kitchen cabinet; 2 clip- boards; rocking chair; arm chair fern stand; writing desk; maple bedstead (new); 2 spring beds,. snrings and mattress; 3 double beds; 3 dressers, vanity; washstand; __trunk; chest draw- ers; high chair; bookcase; baby Carriage; picnic table; lawn chaigi; children's glider and switigs; bicycle; hot water tank; vacuum pump; electric meters; table saw; single unit surge milker; 'car tires; large assort- ment tools. Other miscellaneous item's. • Terms: cash pins 5% sales•tax if applicable. Please Note time of sale, June 18, at 1 p.m. J. Archie Jones, Prop. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer. 24 TENT trailers for rent by daY or week. Apply Gordon Steep, R.R. 2, Clinton, phone 482-3364. 21-24 FINISH HIGH SCHOOL Home study prepares you 'to write Ontario provincial exam- inations for recognized certific- ate: Grades 6-1a. All books and supplies. Low monthly payments, income tax deduct- abloe For full information write Canadian. Academy, 40 _Mains St. West, Hamilton, Onario. -14tf 21. Bus. Opportunities Beautiful spot, 'sound business Nursery and. gardens, cabins; ft uit stand, tiMber ' Quick sale. Best offer takes. Write A. Cameron Emstlalc, Ontaro -24 A. .Births CARRICK-At Alexandra, hos- pital, Goderich, on June 11; 1966, "to Mr. and Mrs. john Catrick, Goderich, a daughter. Town's Tourist Troops HUFaa-e-At Alexandra hospital Cro-de-fa, on June 12, 1966, Ito Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Huff,. Goderich, twinsa son, .Dar- ryln Tnomm, and a daughter, Diann, Mary. (D arryln Thomas died June 13). ACTION sale of livestock, ma- chinery and some household fur- niture and antique's will be held for Dynes and Harold' Campbell, Lot 7, Concession 10, Ashfield Township, throe miles south of Lucknow and two miles west of Belfast, on Tuesday, June 21, at 1:30 p.m. Terms: cash. • Allan MacIntyre, Auctioneer. 24 6 14. Services Available FOR repairs to -tents', 'awnings, tarpaulins, truck seats, boat cov- ers, etc'. Henck's Shoe Repair, 71 Hamilton St., Goderich.' '-15tf STILL 6% Interest available on Guaranteed Trust Certificates on any amount over I$100 for 1-5 year terms,, purchased through ' • . Pleasantly situated on Blake Street, this well -kept family size home features fair bedrooms, two np apd, two down, 'one four - piece and one two-piece bath- room, spacious. bright living room and kitchen, full basement with recreation room, gas fur- nace and laundry tubs. This home is only six years old and is ie excellent condition. COTTAGE required in Goderich area. Phone Squire Gifts, 524- 7920. 24 S. Help Wanted HERE'S YOUR KEY TO A BIG INCOME -MAIL TODAY The W. T. Rewleigh Co. Ltd., Dept. F-216-HY 4005 Richelieu, Montreal, P.Q. Gentlemen: I am interested in the world famous Rawleigh line on a • ( ) Part-time basis„ ( ) Full-time basis ( ) Please gent! me FREE Cook Book and catalog 'with full details. Name Address . City Prose Three -Bedroom Frame This house with breezeway and garage attached has large livingroom and contemporary kitchen, three bedrooms, full basement, gas heating and hot water. East end location. Good terms available. • MAN or woman to service cus- tomers with Watkins Producte, in the city df Goderich e Earn $75 per week 'and up. Full or part-time. Write, R. Lemieux, 9620 St Lawrence Blvd., Mont- real, Que. • 24-34 4IAROLD W. SHORE Real Estate Broker General Insurance le Hamilton St. bid 524.7272 FOUR or 5 head of cattle for pasture. Phone John Buchanan, phone 524-6462. 22 emeemeeemme 12. Tenders Wanted, TENDER i ' will be ereceived by the under- signed up to s Jun 20th for tne following work at the MASONIC • TEMPLE West Street, -Goderich 1. Supply all materials and labor to paint all exterior sur- faces -other than brick and aluminum. 2. State trade" name and grade of Nina 3. Scraping of parts, where neceesmy, end two coats of paint to be applied. 4. Color of paint to be decided by the Association. 5. Work to be completed' by September 30, 1966. Feir further particulars contact Frank Walk= or Harry, Wor- sen. 5. To Rent 5. To Rent TO RENT ONE -BEDROOM APARTMEN'y AVAILABLE JULY 1st • Suitable to school teacher or stenographer; single girl; fully furnished, stove and refrigerator, TV, hydro. APPLY IN PERSON TO • ' Mrs. Florence Cummings' .1i1 Angelsea St. Phone 8951 LET US sell your old jewellery. Do you have forgotten gold jewellery stuck away in a draw- er? Why not turn it into cash? We bpy old gold and estate jewellery. N. T. Ormendy, 94 The Square, Goderith. -5tf • DAILY CAR R.LTNITAL Reasonable Rates • Goderich Phone 524-8391 For home TV and Stereo Service call CHLSHOLIYI TV Sales and Service, I 524-9576 WILLIAMS-At St. Marys' Me- morial hospital, on May 27. 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. David Williams, St. Marys, a daugh- ter, Carolyn Alexandra (Sandy). - C. Briefs 11•11111111111111 The C.P. & T. Fund committee of Goderich Oddfellow and Re- bekah lidges have wheelchairs and otlfer equipment for loan, free of charge. Contact Amos Osbaldeston, Park St., . phone 9623; or Fred Fritzley, 'Wilson St., phone 7217. • .24 STAN BLOWFS. TRAVEL SER- VICE, 32 Wellington, Stratford. For all airlines, steamships, rail, hotel reservations, tours," Lbw bank rates on time payments,. Prepaids arranged for, relatives visiting from -overseas. Call 271:5itti: 24tf SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern equipment, all work guaranteed. Write Louis Blake, R.R. 2, Brussels. Phone Brussels 442W 6. 12-35x ACE Radio TV Service. Frank Wilcox, 60 Picton St. W., Gode- rieh, Ont. Phone 624-7771. ltf 15. Notice To Creditors Order Shell furnace oil and stove oil 'from Edward Fuels, tank truck dealer for all Shell Oil Co. products. Phone 524- 8386. 111 D. In Memoriam ,ALL PERSONS having claims against the- Estate of WILLIAM JOHN.LirE, Hotel Operator, late of the Town. of Goderich, in the County of Huron, who died en or. about the 6th day of June, 1966, are required to file the same with full particulars with the undersigned by the 9th day of July 1966, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. Dated at Goderich, Ontario this 10th day of June, 1966. HAW PREST & HAYS, Barristers Barristers and Solicitors, 3S Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario. 24 26 Above Average Godetich's troops up front In the battle for the tourist dollar were given ,,a pep talk here Monday. About 100 persas attended a seminar on hospitality at Croderich District collegiate Institute to hear What they Can do to make visitors feel more welcome. The town was given 'an above-average Mark in hos- pitality by Chris George, dis- trict representative for the department of tourism and information. • , Mr. George seid he has vis- ited Goderich three times in in tie past month and visited • two 'restaurants, two places of aecommodation, three stores and three service sta- tions. ,Knew Answer "Sonic places I asked a E. Cards of Thanks LEDDY.-We wish to express appreciation and thanks to our family, relatives and friends for the surprise party held in our honor last Friday even- ing at the home of eur son, Claytch, on the occasion of our 30th wedding anniversary. The many lovely and useful gifts will aalways be remem- bered. Frank and Elaine Leddy. -24 Hospitality question to which I knew the answer," he said. "These people, bent ,over backwards . to help me." "In every instance but one I received fritodly, courteous service. - - "I didn't buy something in every piece, but in one plfce where I did buY something I' didoa even get an hello - I don't think I'll ko back there. ' "But this is almost 100 per cent and its above average," said Mr, ceorge. Those attending the sem- inar were mainly, from the business pleees which deal with out-of-town visitors, and they ewere given a set of ques- tions which they were told they should have the ans- wers for. - Mr. George said tourism is a $1,500,000,000 business in Ontario that accounts for $1 in every $10 in pay cheques in the provincewee Other speakers were Mary McInnis, a lepartment Plan- ning officer, Jack Devine, a tourist indeistry officer with. the department and Howard Aitken. president of the Mid- western Regional Tourist As- seciatirn. Trey Ormandy, chairman of the tourist section of Goderich Businessmen's Association, showed billboard designs be - MITCHELL. -I would like to thank my friends "'and rela- tives for the„nice cards, and flowers during my stay in the hospital. Thanksto Dr. J. W. Wallace, the 'nurses on the first floor and the girls in green. • Mrs. Thomas -J. Mitchell, -24 MORRIS. -I __wish to thank niy many friends who visited me and 5ent flowers and cards while I was in hospital. Spec- ial thanks to Dr. Vokes, Dr. Co -,Tin, and Rev. Veldhuis, Dungannon United Church. Mrs. Ethel 1Vlorris. -24 SWAIN. -I would like to take this opportunity, to thank my friends and relatives for cards, flowers and cars 'loaned for the funeral; to Rev. Hugh Wilson for his visits to the hospital which were so much appreciated:, to Dr. J. W. Wal- lace, Dr. N. C. Jackson, the nurses and aides on first floor. Thanksto. Mr. Ed. Stiles for his understanding help and to friends whp in many ways helped to. make the loss of - my husband easier tb bear. Their kindness will never be 'forgotten. Maudie Swain. -24 RUTLEDGE.-In loving mem- ory of our dear son and bro- ther, 'James Wilmer Rutled,ge, who passed away June I6, 1962. - We do not need a special day T9 bring you to our minds. The days we do not think of you Are very hard to find: They say time heals all sorrow, And helps us to forget. But time so fat has only proved ow. much we miss and think of you yet. Peaceful be thy sleep, dear • Jimmy. -Too dearly loved and miss- ed to ever bc forgotten, Mom, Dad, sister and brothers. -24 E. Cards of Thanks COOK. -4 wish to thank Dr, K. C. Lambert and Dr. V. L. Mc- Geougn, nurses and staff at Alexandra hospital for their attention and kindness to Mable Jane while she was in hospital. Special thanks to the nurses for their gifts. Mr, and Mre. 0. Cook. -24 GALBRAITH. -The farnily of the late Mary Galbraith wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbors not only for their kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement, but also for their thoughtfulness during her long illness. Spec- ial thanks to the staff of Clin- ton hospital . and Rev. G. L. Mills, also Lodge funeral home. Alice Lawson. -24 FOSTER. -I wish to thank those who sent cards, gifts and flow- ers while I was a patient in s Alexandra Hospital. • ,Special thanks to Dr N. C. Jackson, Dr. J. R. Leitch and the nurses and staff on second floor for their very efficient help. Agnes Foster. -24 F. Engagements Mrs. Harve • Anderion wishes to announce the engagement of her (laughter, Pauline Lillian, to Mr. Clayton Edward Laith- waite, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clay- ton Laifhwaite, all of Goderich. The marriage will take .place at two o'clock July 2, 1966, at North Street United Church; Goderich. 24 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Blake of Dungannon wish to announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Lynda Mare, to Mr. ThomaS Grant Sowerby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sowerby of R.R. 2, Goderica. Toe marriage will takerplace on Saturday, July 9, 1966, at two -thirty o'clock in the Dungannon United Church. -24 • Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Bon- nallie of London wish to an- nounce the engagement of their onlyedaughter. Sheila Mary, to Bernard John Hoogenboom, eld- est son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Hoogenboam, eldest son of kr. and ,Mrs. Leo Hoogenboom of Goderich. Wedding will take place at St. Michael's Church, London. Ategust 6, 1966, at 12 o'clock. 24x ing plaeed in Ontario to at- tract tourists. "We know tleariete, are in this area, aid we want them to know where Goderich is," he said. He advised the group to buy and wear aim Goderich Rotary International Mowing Mateh hats during the sum- mer. -is a bunch of you fellows wear those hats -this steamer you will find the same tOurists coming back for the plowing maleh." The seminar was organized by the Goderieh Businessmen's Association, the tourist com- mittee- of the Goderich In- duetrial Commission, the Can- adian Tourist Association, the Mid Western Regional Tourist Asseciation, and the depart- , ment of tourist and. infOrrn- ati°n. Courcillor Herbert Such said tourist promotion in the town has been taken over by the industrial commission be- cause' it considers tourism an industry.Thovedr atteoding the sem- inare told 26 per cent of the tourist dollar is spent on retail merchandise, . 22 ,per cere on accommodation, 21 per cent on food, 19 per cent on transportation, and 12 per bent on Miscellaneous items. - Huron Gives Watch To Jail Phyisci'an • .Dr_ A. Harold Taylor of, Goderioh, was ••• honored by Huron County Cenipcil Mon- day ifternobn on completing • 41 years' service as County G. Coming -Events Father's Day supper Sunday, June 19, S. Augustine Hall, 4- 6.30 p.m. Adults $1.50, child- ren under 12 years 75c. -24 Ham and Strawberry supper, home-made cakes, at Victoria Street United Church, Wednes- day, June 19, at 6.30 p.m. Aus- pices of the U.C.W. For tickets dial 524-7696. -24 NURSES' ANNUAL UNE NCE Fri., June 117 HARBOURLITE INN DANCING 9 to 1 To RON BROWN'S ORCHESTRA Tickets 14.00ePer Couple For Reservations Phone 9112 or 9203 DR. A. H. TAYLOR gaol physician. He was ap- pointed in 1925. His father, the late Dr, Alexander Taylor, had .held the same appointment for close to 40 years before. 'him, thus 'constituting an 80 -year span of service by father. and .son. Presentipg Dr. Taylor with a gold wrist watch on behalf of the county council, .Reeve Takes Over New Post 24 - Thomas. A. Steep.of Clinton, has been appointed admini- strator of the Four Cpunties General Hospital, now under construction near Newbury. now a wr at. t.,11114011 uiiii "axe up his ctutith nere early next mown. tie will open a temporary otiice in 'me _municipal euridirig here.. ene a8tru,u00, bu-oed ,hos- gal is senecinieci to De coin- ineteu in "Septenwer ii . is nesignea to .erve parte ot altauf.e.sex, hent, Lamoton and ragen counties, aanougo reagin has net yet participated finandiasiy in the project. Funds tor the hospital were raised tnrougn government and municipal grains and pup- ae sunscreption. ear. steep, 42, has been employed at the Clinton hos- pital tor seven years, the last 18 months as 'administrator. He is a Clinton native and 'i foriner Horan County division . court clerk and justice of tee peace. . Mr. Steep's first task will be to recruit staff flir the hos- pile]. Hospital board secre- tary Robert Dymond of Glen- coe, said some applications from nurses have already -been received. In Europe, folk legend credits the. hedgehog with being a weather prophet. Stewart Procter Morris 'laid tribute to' 111 'fine anialitieSe The father had come to Goderich in 1870, and had. returned to practise in the county town, after taking a post -graduate- course at, the University of Edinburgh. Father And son had been, prominent in the lives, of thousands of people In Gode- rich and vicinity. 'Larry Scales, zone forester with Qntario department of Lands and Forests. presented his annual report on the Huron Reforestation Scheme to Huron County Council Mon- day' afternoon, and then was herored with the presentation of a desk pen set by Reeve Ernest Talbot, Stanley; . After being in Hurot Coun- ty- for nine years, Mr. Scales leaves shortly to take a new posts as fai-m forester with the department at Pembroke. 'Mr. Scale's pointed out that the cost of planting trees was only $1 per hundred to 'the owner. Total cost of planting this spring was $1,220, with county and township sharing the east equally. Trees planted numbered 58.880 on 71 acres in West Wawanosh, Turn- rafta ' • LARRY SCALES berry, Stephen„-Goderich and Ashfield Townships. Mr. Scales said that he re- gretted leaving Hdron County as his reforestration scheme was a ,"dream," eertainly uniqtle., It was very gratifying to work in a "county where re- ferestation is appreciated: "And, too," ehe added, "you are one of the greatest bench of cigar smokers I ever met." Warden Optimistic A note of optimism was sounded at the opening of the June session of Huron County Council in Goderich, Monday. ""Our blessings far out- -weigh OUT problems.'" War- den Kenneth Stewart, reeve of McKielop Township, re- marked to the 36 other mem- bers, and officials, ,press and public., There were no ab- sentees.• A bountiful harvest seems to be in the making; he co e nt t e d . People snoold thankful to live in, this ar