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Mr„ and ia5. D na!Iti SAO*,
-1=104 .030ces anctt ehretll )r -
a son, Christopher Dodd. A
brother for Richard and
°ger•
DAWWSON— At Al1eaxn dra Hos-
pital, on March 9, 1967, to .,Mur.
and 'Mrs. Greerge Dawson,
Goderich, a daughter, Kim-
berley Dl�arine, -
Y
WHIT ?LY--•-�A�,t Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderieh, on M:aarch 12,
1967, to Mr. and Mrs. Gra`haan
• Whitely, 1:1.R. 5, Goderich, a
daughter.
DONrNELL'Y At Aleaxmdra
Hospital, Goderieh, . on Macneill
14 ,1967, 'to Mr: ' and Mrs.
Jamre�s Donnelly, Goderich, a
dattghter.
C. Briefs
Order Shei1 furnace oil and
stove oil from Edward Fuels,
tank truck dealer for all Shell
Oil Co products. Phone 524-
0386. itt
The C.P. & T. Fund committee
- et lOoderieh 'Oddfellcw and Re
ebekah l gees.:halve._ selaeelehairra
and other equipment for loan,
free of charge. Contact Amos
Osbaldesten, Park Si., phone
9623; or Fred Fri,tzley, Wilson
St., phone 7217.
STAN BLOWFS TRAVEL SER -
WOE, 32. Wellington, Stratford.
For all anml7mes, steamships; rail,
hotel reservations, tours,** Dee
bank rates on time 'payments.
Prepadds arranged for relativee
271.-57 0. from overseas, Call7•
D., In Memoriam
A year cif_successlrut l operatipn
of Alexxandra Marine. and. Cel
eral hospital tinder handicaps
imposed by the continuing eon,
°'struction of the neve wing, with
the hospital now heading to a
higher standard of accredittetion
because of 'improved facilities
and high calibre of staff, was re-
viewed by Sohn Ae, Schaefer,
chairman of the board of goy,
ernors at the annual meeting of
that bpdy last week. Following
is his annual xport • in its
entirety:
"."As Chairman . of the Board
o' f Govejrnor§ of the Alexandra
Marine and General Hqspital I
have the honour " of reporting
Pic ARD=•f n loving nneameuhy
of our dear mother who pales-.
ed away April 23, 1960; our
dear falter who„�gassad away
May 7, 1943, and our dear
- �brohherr, Galen, Who passed
away March. 22, 1958. .
There -is never a day that passes
by
Bat our thoughts reach out to
you.
Never a joy that oornes �bc� us
But we 'wish you could share it
too.
In our garden of beautiful, me-
mories
Y• ou Tetuan' to us each day, .
Your mommy is as dear tdday
As in tlhe.'hour you passed away.
Lovingly remember by
Hazel, Norm, ,.Willa and Elvia
and families.
lies. 191
•BLACK—in loving rne+mioay of
a very dear husband and
father, • Howard :B1�a,dk, who
passed away' six yeasts ago,
M.arbh 17, 1961.
No length of time can divide the
past, _ ..
,. Too maul memories ,no+1d it fast.
1'
ay, tomorrow and our whole
lives through, •
W• e'11 always love and rremeanbar
you.
Lov'ingly- rein�es berred- be
wife Edna and family. 111
E. tarda of Thanks
MoMLLLAN—The "axially of the
.late•Mrs. Blanche E. McMillan
_wish ;to- ,express- 'their sincere
and grateful thanks to their
many 'firiends', neighbors and
relatives for abts of kindness,
'beautiful floral tributes, con-
tributions .r to. the Crippled
Children Tareat ie nt Centre,
and messages of sympaabhe ex-
tended in their recent be-
reavement. Special thanks to
Dr. K. D. McPherson, Dr.
Wdlcow�. curses ' Ward three
Centre,' Victoria, Hospital, Rev.
A. • P. S. Addison and Caa•-
roth�ers'' Funeral Hoare, • Lon-
don. All those kind acts will
never be, forgotten. -
�Mrr. W. J. 1tcMillan and famiily.
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F. Engagements .
i and Mas ,.Gordon Pot
3, Aurbruan, wish to an-
nounce.'the engagement .of their
daughter, Barbara , Agnes, to
WU1Lam 'Jam,es Hoy, son of Mr.
and. Mars...Welloau_Hoy.,. •C].i'nt�n
'ilhe wedding will take, place in.
Nile United Church;. April 8011
at 3:00 p.m. . • 11
Mr. and Mrs: William 1'.
Miller, Seaforth; wish to . an
flounce the engagement of their'
daughter, Ann Larreine, to Mur.
Robert 'Er4n'cis Baeehller, son
of Mir. and Mrs. Chef le�aedhler,
.Goderich. The' wedding 'wild take
place -in St. Peter's Church,
Goderieh, ori Saturday, April atih
at twelve o'clock noon.
11
G. Coming Events
Cold trash sayings at Rieck
Pharmacy. Stove -+wide- spring
sale ends March 18th. • 10
•
• (4Missionary Fair. and Tea, Sat-
'roar, Mardh ir8, at 2:30 p.m.
-at Salvation Army. Reburied
missionaries and souvenirs.
. 10-11
• Make a . point of coming to
the Easter Tea at First Baptist
Church, just •off the Square. It's
-this Saturday, Marsh 18, from
two' tall five ,Do your weekend
baking the easy way and enjoy,,
a cup -of tea with your friends.
11
Goderich Women's Hospital
Auxiliary will meet om Monday,
March 20, at 2:30 p.m. in Knox
Church parlorr. 11
on hospital activities during the
year 1966, 'the hospital's 6lst
year of operation.
"Tike financial and statistical
statement contained in this re. „
port point out the fact of the ims
par ant role of the. Hospital, in
our .community. The pais t year
was not a, normal year due to the
building program so a compare
son is . not significant. The. opees-
ation, budget approved by the On.
toxic Hospital Services' Come;
mission for 1966 was $460,575.0% ,
This established our ward rate at
$22,85 per day, semi -private an
additional $2.00,,
"The year 1966 hasbeenanim
portant milestone for our hospital;,
Early in . the year the chronic
wing and the old hospital build.•
ing which served so long and well
were demolished and construct,
ion on the new addition begun after „
18 months of planning. To 'pro-
vide adequately for patients -dun.
ing construction arrangements.
were made for the chronic pat.
ients--to be --transferred to Mait-
land Manor Nursing Home under
their OHSC insurance. The east
wing of the hospital provided all
,other hospital activities during
the year, this resuit4-d,; in fewer
patient days,' however ` the needs
of the community were adequately
served in 1966.
NEARLY COMPLETE
"The new addition is now com-
plete with minor exceptions and
work is being carried „on in the
east addition. During the year
decisions were made 'to go fur.
ther than originally planned on•
renovations to the east wing.
Work is now in progress in this
wingto completely redocorate to
bring' it into new condition. New
lights and ceilings, are being
installed in the halls to meet
erre*--firer ieerlatiun ; ttreletero ser
are being installed. in every room
to correct the. problem of poor
neai control. '!'hese renovations
will be complete in four weeks
so shortly the' building program
will be finalized.
W EIsL EQUIPPED
"The building will have all
the 'necessary services required
for a modern safe, comfortable
well equipped hospital. There will
be private, semi -private and ward
accomodation with a capacity of
81 beds. Included will be active,
chronic, maternity and pediatric
beds, largephysiotherapy departs
ment , laboratory, medical re.
cords, pharmacy, x-ray depart.
meet with neweequipment, fully
equipped., emergency, operating
and obstetric theatres, examining•
rooms, solariums and new kit-
chen equipment making it poss-
ible to give a choice of• meats:
T1ie_new wing. will to _completely_
air conditioned, piped ih omen',
phone• and television available in
rooms.
OPEN -IN. JUNE-
"The official opening of the new
building is now being planned for
early June when all citizens are
invited to attend and inspect the
hospital.'
'—'"The community was asked to
play an important • role in our pro.'
•gram when a fund raising cam-
paign was�,launched last spring.
The' results. of the campaign were
gratifying. The generosity of the
'people of the community of God.
erich plus the, co-operating of
every industry, service clubs,
out of town friends and industries
and foundations all contributed to
the wonderful success of the cam-
paign which raised $175,000.00.
The hospital wishes to thank all
T1ie Goderich • Horti-cwltural
Society will meet Wednesday,.
March 22, at 8 • pan. in St.
George's Parish Hall: Mars. Reg.
Bell (Enid) will review tore book
G. Coming Events
The annual aneetizeg. -of the
i 4lii1'' District Associa-
tion for Mental'! Retardation will,
be held Tuesday, March 21, in
Knox Presbyterian' Qhurrlh. paa•-�
„tor, at 8 p.m. • 11
"Peacock Manure, and Mari-
golds" by Janet, Gillespie. To
speak to us comes Mr. D. L.
Bogearts, Assistant Pesticide.
Central , Officer from the On=
tario Dept. of Health. All orders
for Centennial Floribunda Rose
should be in by this meeting. A
geod attendance is requested.
11
Gard party ("500") at Forest-
er's Hall (formerly ::'Benamd.11er
Sahoel) at • 9:00 pan., Saturday
March 18th, sponsored by
Courts. L1901 and 86 Canadian
Order of Foresters. Lanch pro-
vided: 1Ix
.RED CROSS
IS ALWAYS THERE
WITH YOUR HELP,
THE
TY
evie
who 'contributed a>G1d to ,thd hun•
dreds who organ, z d and worked
the a carere or
h cmaign:�'� best f
Our community is dependant not
only on skilled staff and modern
facilities but also on the willing.
ness of the community to give
interest, time and financial sup.
port. This community can be
proud. of this • most successful
campaigns
GOAL NEARS
"Hopita.l accreditation has
been a .goal for many years, With
the building complete prepara"tion
Will now .go.Anto high per and a
date for aecreditetion inspection
will be set in late 1967 or 68.
When. Hospital accreditation is •
received' the community • fit ll be
assured that a high standard .of
patient care is being provided.
"It is customary irr a;year end
report to extend grateful thanks
and appreciation, to. the admin.
istrator and his staff of nursing.
professional, technical and sere
vice personnel for their efficient
co-operative and dedicated see.
vice in 1966. However;, nthA,ea
the hospital staff deserves extra
commendation for their-outltand.
ing performance. Tothesepeopl�e
go''the credit of maintaining a"a
high quality, of patient care under
trying conditions. The Boardalso
acknowledge the co-operation of
the medical staff and value the ad-
vice and guidance .they give. Not
least among the hospital family
to whom" thanks are due are the
Members of the Women's Hos.
pital Auxiliary, their hours of
wok acid interest are gzati eon .
"The Board of Sxoverllors ve
acted -i v.:
with de. Q t.i Dn. and zeaal
with, the important
matters relating to the hospital
111, and -to.. them L ext d.- sinceee
thanks and a eeia�tion dol''' them
Ply.
willing contribution of tittle and
talent, 1 kiln the b042:11 and all
dealing
-levels 'of :the - de ft ! i..
tion will meet the 4hall ;'s
1967.,"-
lodges Enjoy
-"Ate Home'
The annual "At Home" of
t --Hurorr-lodge-#62-•lea ntI-Ged--g-
erich Rebekah Lodge #89, was
held last Friday evening' with a
good attendance.
Entertainment was providedby
the MacDonald brothers, on the
pipes: They .also accompanied the
Harrison sisters, ' who enter-
tained with•dancing, .
Twenty tables ofb cards were in
play. The prize winners for -Me
Hundred- were High, Mrs, Art
Curry and Mr. George Mumby.
Low, Mrs. Bridle ,Sr., and Mr.
Milton Willert.
The prize winners for Euchre
were, . High, Mrs. Gordon Orr
and Harvey F'uller). Low, Mrs. -
Eila Bissett and Robert Smith.
A draw on a fancy cushion
for the 'C. P , and 'T- co'rnmittee
was won by Mrs. Cathie'Turfier,
Lunch was served by the corn•
mittee in charge, and a social
hour enjoyed.
• INVITATIONS
• ANNOUNCEMENT
• INFORMALS
• ACCESSORIES
Your choice of various paper stocks, type
styles and sins.
ask for .. .
Select-yourwedding--invitetione annoeneements--••-= ------
and accessories with complete confidence as to
quality and' correctness of form. '
WE ALSO HAVE PERSONALIZED WEDDING NAPKINS, .MATCHES
`�. AND CAKE BOXES
REMEMBER: YOU RECEIVE A FREE SIGNAL -STAR SUB-
SCRIPTIO-N--FOR ONE YEAR,WIJEN YOU ORDER WITH US!
Garbage Collection
GOOD -.FRIDAY
The Regular Thursday and 'Friday .Collec-
tion will be made on Thursday, March 23rd.
Town of Goderich.
-FINCHER'S' SMOKE
SHOP
THE MODERN STORE WITH 4 WI1be VARIETY OF MERCHANDISE
OPEN 'TIL 11 P.M. NITELY .
SUNDAY; 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M.
LOUNGE..
FERNE SCRIMEGOUR
81 East St., Goderich
IT'S NEW
IT'S
DIFFERENT
"Refracted Light"
First of what is the prin-
ciple behind this: -The refraction
of light rays ha,s for years been
theorreticaLly postulated to be a
molecular activator. In other
words, scientists have believed
„that ultraviolet and infra -red
'rays of light actually increase
,molecular action.
-�- .'phis theory or ipeinciple has
motivated the use of infra -red
says in eooki-nrge-and in prre
serving rood stuff, and the ultra
• violet has. been experimented
with as a preserving and purify-
ing agent—especially ap a puri
71.42,0 fier of polluted water.
Now to hairdressing comes
—these same principles—projeet-
ed into bleaching, coloring, con-
ditioning, etc. Of the hair. How-
ever, these services are not the
*.In Attractive Boxes •
Phone 524-8994
We Are Using It
vp•
only manner in which refracted
light can be used in a -Beauty
Salon, Let's name a few others: .
1
permanent wave processing
2 Permanent wave neutralizing
3 Color rinses '
4 Temporary ` eo'lo rs
6 Dye removal '
7 Manicur :ig
8 Dandruff treatments
9 Iia;r 'stra-iaghtening„
,10 After applying Chair, spray
11 'After applying .wave set
12 Wig setting
> .5.: "Not to be' confused with -
ordinary color -machines.;
Note: Mrs. Serimegour has
recently returned from Pittts-
bur+gh where she attended the
Coif'f'ure Creation Academy. b'or
your added convenience Miss
Beetle Denome has joined, us
at the Beauty Lounge. -
the. Beauty Lounge
81 East Street
For Appointment Phone 5248994
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Just Arrived — Factory Fresh,
1 . LB, and 2 'LB. BOXES
HOMEMADE` CHOCOLATE
,EASTER FIGURES
CHOOSE THEE Biot
Spring And We're Optimistic 1
None ,Of The Fallowing Over -$69-9.00
a
N 0 Down Payment
With Approved Credit
1961 7)odge 4 -door sedan; lic. E85071
1961 Meteor station wagon, radio; lic. 9114QX , .......... , .. $449.
1961 Silver Hawk, 4 -speed transmission, radio, good conditon °
throughout; mechanic special'(need motor); lic. L78235 $349.
1959 Dodge 4 -door sedan, 8, automatic; lie. A62742 .. „ ...,. - .3$399.
1958 Ford 2 -door -hardtop automatic,' radio; lic. E4478
1955 Chevrolet -
/21ton Th "
ckup (good runner) ,lic. 072399..:. $179.
1959 Volkswagen deluxe, mechanically A-1; lic. E893 J .. . $399.
1960 Dodge 4 -door, V-8, automatic; lic. A99366 x$599.
1957 2 -ton cab and chassis, runs well; lic. C73432 $349...
1959 Ford 2 -door, 6 -cylinder stick; lic. 32404H $399.
1956 Pontiac 6, automatic, radio, 55,000 miles lic. E86567 $199.
DO BE. MISLED - by the Prices. These vehicles will b - s '
• beEjOlda3l8
and are - well worth the price.
' Bunnies -,-, Chickens T:' Aeroplanes
Choose 'from solid chocolate ore, 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'.
We also have'a good selec', on of cars ranging frglrr 1966 down as Hard Tgps, Sedans, °�--
. Two boors, Compacts, etc. Why not come out and take a look for yourself.
We'll Accept Most Anything As A Trade In
- OF •
EASY'ER CARDS AVAILABLE
SEE O.UR FULL LINE OF BOXED
Neilson's Chocolates $ to $3.004
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