The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-06-23, Page 7•
MRS. EIRGIT ROBSON
Has Joined The Staff
5 Year$' Experience ,in all Lines of Beauty ,Cyita ra
Appointments Evenings- and Every Day, Except Wed.
HEATHER BEALJTY SAM��1 N
Our COM Wave Specials
Complete With
MAE,- BARB. MARG. WILLA and BIRGIT
25-26
STRABER1.IES..
FCR SALE
ORDER YOUR BERRIES NOW AND ,BE ASSURED OF
YOUR REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS SEASON. PHONE
482.3462,
F. W. ANDREWS
CLINTON
24-25
THIS WEEK'S
PHOTO FEATURE
a diamond is forever
How To Buy A Diamond, -Your ring-otone may be modest
in size, but it should be chosen with, care A trusted
jewel-
leris your best adviser. A�k.about color, clarityandc
Lt
ting ---these determine quality, conttibute to beauty and
value. Choose a -fine stone` and you'll always be proud of it.
Diamond sizes are measured in points and ;carats -i00
points to the carat. ' (Exact weights shown . are neldorn
found). Note that prices vary widely according to qualities.
N. T. ORMANDY
JEWELLER
Thi Square.
tENTENNIAL CALLING
Industry Business
Mrs Waiter Rathburn -
Last week 1 Mentioned more
and more -people were elirebinn
aboard the Centennial Band
Wagon. This is true! You can
alrno14 feel the undercurrent
of interest which is now stir-
ring, Can we relax now- No!
There are still the bigger
groups •-- industries and . busi-
neases wtao are laggin
gbehind.
Some are feeling the pinch
with all the contributions they
are asked to make>, this year,
but, have they considered peol-
ing their re purees arid-
making
nd making a worthwhile showing
for centennial year?
Have. 4,ny of- you realized the
lack of cultural facilities in this
town? We corn even hare a
library that is open all • day.
Our young people have little
hope of teeing any of the per-
forinang arts -a few grown -tips
do gci Out Of town to them.,
WF SERVICE EVERYTHING
IN TV and STEREO
This medium priced home contains large living room,
kitchen with built-in 'cupboards, two medium-sized .bedrooms
and three-piece bathroom on the first floor, and two Targe
bedrooms on the second floor. This home has fti'MI, dry basement
and is heated by gas furnace. Full price $7,500 Good terms
available.
Ex.:Iusively Listed
By
HAROLD- W. SHORE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
38 Hamilton Street
Dial 5247272
GODERICH FROSTED FOODS
65 HAMILTON. STREET
410 RODUCE
WATERMELONS
FSTRAWBERRIES
NABISCO
SHREDD WHEAT 2FSR 49c
each
4,41
89c
49c
11 -OZ. AYLMER A
CATSUP, F
R'
39c
10-0Z: KRAFT
CHEESEWHIZ 67c
12 -OZ. LUNCHEON MEAT
PREM - 53a
PKG. OF 8 HAMBURG & WIENER
ROLLS
27c OFF KING ,SIZE
FOR 49G
OXYDOL 1.39
• MEAT •
WIENERS 2°7Las
RIB STEAKS LB79c
MAPLE LEAF — VAC PACKED —.SWEET PICKLED
C�TTAGER�LLS' LB. 67c
OPEN EVE•RY.' DAY UNTIL 6 P.M.
OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 9 P.M. ,
McCormick International
234 CORN HARVESTER
mounts on 5 different makes of .tractors
The 234 is, the only corn harvester on the market
with a self-contained power -mounted universal
frame. It fits 5 makes of tractors, 22 models. You
mount it or take it offwithout effort — in a matter
of minutes. Matched husking or shelling units are
interchangeable --in only•5 minutes.
Completely new and different from conventional
corn pickers, the 234 provides all the corn. -saving
efficiency of a combine corn head operation — plus
the versatility of rear processing units for shelled
corp, .husked or snapped ears.
Corn Heads
Make us yourcorn harvestequjpment headquarters.
See our full line of corn heads = 2 to 4 -row -sizes
for both wide and narrow rows.
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J. HOGGARTH
GODERICH
Al and Len are fully
trained in all. phases
of TV and Stereo-
" Radio. rep a i r. Two
'vehicles mean f as t
.service.
RIVETT'S TV & STEREO
The Square SALES —
SERVICE
524-9432
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ANGE OF
INERSHIP
,THE STORE FORMERLY KNOWN AS
FEAGANS MARKET
IS NOW
BEDARD'S
-GR CERY
FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE:
WE ARE OPEN
9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. DAILY
SUNDAYS 1 - 6
AT
187 BRITANNIA RD. WEST
HERE'S HOW YOU CAN WIN .....
At the time this advertisement was place' .purchased the car will receive $100.00.
we gave a responsible person an envelope The envelope containing the license number
containing the license: number of one of our will not be opened until Monday, June 27.
used - cars. This car is now on display on Our staff is not.•aware of this particular
ry our lot. vehicle. This assures you that they cannot
sell this particular car to a friend or ?rela-
If this particular car iff sold duringrbusiness o tive.
hours. between Thursday, June23 and.Sat-
urday, June 25, at 6 p.m., the person who Come on in, join the fun.
��d
,t� �1,,
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We sold several' automobiles last weekend but the °onelat carried
the $100.00 -bonus was not sold. It was displayed in the front line
all week and it was a 1965 Impala Four -Door Hardtop with license
E3428. You can still save more than $100.00 by 'buying it this week.
Due4o the excellent 'i esponse we received" chosen and it will carry the $100.00 cash
last weekend we have decided to repeat this • award to the purchaser.
Even if you don't buy the right car you will
special. offer. Another car has already been save $160.00. Our ears are priced way down.
Save More Than X100 On All Our Cars
FOR EXAMPLE:
1960 CHEV
FOUR -DOOR SEDAN
This is a six -cylinder with standard transmission: In
real good condition throughout. License A55952.
THIS WEEK ONLY -
1962 DODGE
TWO -DOOR
Six -cylinder, standard transmission and only 34,000
actual miles. Owned by a local lady (name on 10.
requrest). Our asking price was $1,295.00. Licence
E1642.
$899.00
BAIRD MOTORS
414 HURON RD.
$1082.00
Goderich) LTD.,
524-8311
Lag
There is little or no training
for artists and. craftsmen and
for this read&fat 1ao encourage-
ment in any, :of these gelds, A
few dedicated people strufggle
along in substandard buildings
the town should be ashamed of,.
'Their efforts' are definitely ap-
preciated but isn't it a sad
situation when you really think
a
about it? --
Speaking of children and art
we have a lot of fine artists
in the inking in this area.
Your committee has finally
chosen the three most suitable
drawings, done by our young-
sters, for the cover of old, "Cal-
endar of Events for 1967,"
booklet. We appreciate the
thought and effort these young
people have put into their draw-
ings and wish we could have
had many more rewards for
them
When there is no art „gallery
frotn which to get instructions
or ideas it is a pretty bleak
looking future for them.
Can we give ,this more thought
and begin to work for a bigger
and bettEr, well rounded, town
of Goderich? Martha.
.Folk Music
Worship Service
A folk music worship . ser-
vice with the drama, "How
Many Roads? taking the place
of a sermon will be held in
North :,tree,t United Church
Sunday evening.
It is being organized by
the London Conference Kairos.
Taking part will be guitarist
Ken Scc.tt, of Blyth, and young
persons from Stratford,. Lon-
don, ° Windsor. and Huron
-.County.—
North Street Hi -C will be
host - to a hootenanny to fol-
low the service.
Godarieh Signal
lluirsday a 'u
esviiie
1.1014.1 VIL+LN, ", and
Mrs, Jolirr Gelling lett Vw ed,ues-
day, for a vielt with friends as
K.alifax,
Mrs. M, Stoek is spending
a few'.. days in Goderich with
her daughter and tonna-1,aw. fir.
Mrs. George- Young, :
Mr. it d Mrs, Groves left for
Ghiliwack, B.C. were he has
:accepted a position,
Mrs. Nelson Brown of Detroit.
ha4 been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D.- Glidden.
Mrs. Herb Pocock was bastes.
at a shower on Friday''evening
for Karen Saddler, a bride this
month.
Lucille Bond, accompanied
lir. and Mrs. Wes Holland, Val-
erie and Richard to Niagara
Falls - on Sunday to visit rela-
tives there.
Ellen IVIcKeig, Waterloo, was
a ' weekcnd guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Grigg. '
Mrs. IvlaoMath spent Sunda;
yvith iV1r and Mrs. Don Collier
of London.
Mr: and Mrs. Kenneth Tre-
wartha and family, London,.
visited NI ith'relatives in the vic-
inity over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forbes
have moved tc their new home
in Clinton, having sold their
farm to _,Ir. Hank Gelling.
The Messengers and their
leaders held their annual picnic
on Saturday afternoon at Point
Farm" Park, - A good time was
enjoyed by all'.
School Anniv€trsary
The Sunday School Annivers-
ary was held on Sunday, Jpne
19 with Rev. Hope Jackson
as gue,t speaker. The Snell
sisters of Lonctesboro contribut-
ed two beautiful trios, "Jesus
Rose of Sharon" and "Haw
Great Tatou Art." The ohild-
ren:s... choir sang .. 'Tell_ rn.e..-.the
Stories of Jesus" accompanied
by the Sunday school orgdnist,
Shirley Norman.
DO. YOU' NEED .
Ca,r, .Truck or Fleet
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE?
LowJ' .
Rates To Those' Who Qualify
We can produce a policy for any 'licensed driver.;
Annual, Half -Yearly or Monthly Premiums,: •
Malcolm Mothers.
b
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
' 46 West St. . - -, Dial 524-9442
INGLIS-- MOFFAT -- BEATTY
SKELTOId'S
• WASHERS DRYERS — DISHWASHERS. - RANGES
REFRIGERATORS -- FREEZERS
SERVICE TO ALL MAKES
36 Britannia Rd.
5.24-7871
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MARIA DE KiJRTHY
BALLET s SCHOOL:
Presents
HER ANNUAL RECITAL
THE �
INTERNATIONAL SHOW
JUNE 25 7:30 P.M.
Goderich Collegiate
Rev. a Park dedicated
hyrnary which was presented
to the clittrch by Mrs, Alii Gray
and .?Via?, Cohn t'aenonald,
memory of their aunt, Kays
Isadore Harrison alio aassed
away January :30, 1900,, ,-143ts..
Kinlen t- Bard, daubhtee of the
late Mrs 1 arr son, •received the
hyr>Lanary and placed it in tho'
pew,",'
30th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. " Thos. CunninV''
ham, Daw. • :and 'Robert Grigg'
held a social evening at • Aaabur'
gomreunity Hall on Friday, 'the
occasion was the 30th weddin
anniversary „of their parents,'Mr-
and Mrs Edward Grigg. Guests
were litesent from 'eterbo -T
ough, .. Waterloo. London, Kin-
cardine and the Clintoh "-area
to wish the couple many more
years of happiness.
10 Grads
At Dinner
FOR SALE
USED MATERIALS FOR
HOME, COTTAGES, FARM OR BOATS
Two-inch: varnished fir, tongue and grove stripping and many
other sizes of lumber; window sash, complete with glass; bunk
and • single beds, complete with spring and mattress,can be
built into any corner; carpeting complete with underlay; bat-
tleship linoleum; heavy chain, suitable for, ornamental fencing;
flue pipe, . ideal for fence posts, wharfs, or clothes line poles;
4 -foot heavy fabricated steel cylinders, cold be used for
culverts or be made into septic tanks; steel plate, all sizes and •
thickness; lifepreservers; piping ,from W' to 8"; many other
items too numerous to mention.
APPLY Al' "4';
STEAMSHIP D. B. WELDON
AT THE NORTH SIDE OF THE GODERICH HARBOR
Monday Thru Saturday From 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
And This Sunday Froni4l2 Noon to 5 p.m.
M1.
TERMS: CASH -•= ALL SALES FINAL •
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DUNGA:NNQN — Fourty-fo"-
persons attended a dinner a`
Dungannon United Church in
honor of 10 members of Ur,
graduating, class. of Dunganno'
public school.
Greg Park opened with a toa-`
to the Queen. Rev. J. A. Veli'- ,
huis of the Dungannon -.Unite -k
Ohurch offered grace: Follow-
ing dinner Gary Caesar than' -
ed all those responsible for 'tl
dinner. Doug Henry offered a
poetic toast -to the parents,
Sp1aker was Rev. Donald Me --
Donald of North Street Unite•t
Lhurch, Goderioh. '
Valedictorian was Roder. -
Pentland,: Le e•i•e -McWhinney e::-. _.
'pressed the class sentiments + -
the teachers who had taught
the class since Grade 1. .
Class prophesy was given b••
Arlene Culbert. Each memb--
of the• graduating class received .
a framed colored photograph
the class, a gift from thc. -
teacter, Mrs. Lance Reed..
On the Friday preceding • th
banquet Mrs. Reed was pr°-
sented with an Alaska
diamond ring from the senir•-
rooni and a matching set c'
earrings. frgm the junior room.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brov•i-
have returned home after vis`--•
ing with their son Kenneth, M- ;
Brown and family of Ottawa and
Wayne 'Brown of Montreal. '
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webster
visited during the. • past we
with friends in- London, Simcle
and Brantford and spent t'le
weekend in Toronto with thr'r
daughter, Mrs. Ken Thomas, M•-.
Thomas -and family.
Mrs. Frank Pentland has r --
turned to her home after be'n-*
a patient in Wingham hospit
Mrs. Melvin Reed visited wi`h
her daughter, Mrs. Lorne Ear' ,
of Holyr.,od. on Sunday. 1i"
Eadie had the m•isforture to f•i'l
from a ',ladder( fracturing 1, r
wrist in three places.
Mrs. Victoria Erringtpn visi'-
in Toronto for the weekend -w'''t.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Henderr •a
'and family. Brian Render irt
.returned with -her for a v: • t
his grandparents:
BALL LEAGUE
Dungannon is leading t
Central Huron Softball Lep
Standing with a record of se'
wins and no lasses. °
Close behhid is Holmesv";
'with six tins and one 1,
Following are Auburn, Benr
ler and Varna tied, and Lond -
boro and Nile. •
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THANKS
We wish to thahk"all our former
customers and friends for the- a.
support they gave us while we
-were. in -the-grocery--business. ----
We hope everyone will continue
to support Gordon 'and Elva
Bedard, who are now owners of
our former store, operating
under the name of BEDARD'S
GROCERY.
George and Hazel Feagaah
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