HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-06-22, Page 7This is the scene which ,greets; the motorist
when he. "arrives at the, stoplight intersection
of Highways 21-, and 8 at Elgin avenue in God.
erich. The oltl pavement' is being torn up and
removed, to allow for construction' of right.
turf, .lanes and pedestrian safety islands at
this busy intersection. The new traffic artery
at this intersection is a co-operative project
of the Ortta trio government's department of
highways and Goderich 'town council, costs of
- which ' are being, financed on an 80-20 basis,
respectively. Property acquisition and utility
relocations are causing delays which have put
the scheduled completion 'date of the project
ahead to the middle of July..,
Prbfit from crop production
starts with the seed and this .
will be demonstrated to some
500 farmers who are expected
to attend the Western Ontario
Agricultural school's soil and
crop days, t0 be held July 12,
13 and 14 at,Ridgetown. '
"Corn, varieties are changing
all the time." points out A. D.
McLaren, head of the W.O,A-S,
Crops Divisiop, "and it pays
to keep up with the latest dev.
elopments in variety selection."
Good seed selection can give
a corn grower an extra $10.00
or more in profits per acre.
Crop variety comparisons, row
width and plant populations are
among some of the important
tests to be shown during soil
and 'c rop; days. The plot tours
will' also cover- the test. work
being done with chemical weed
and insect control and soil fen•
tility programs.
Brown, head of the bio.
logy division., will, talk on the
chemical weed and insect con=
trol programs being tried at
the school.
Dr. C. 8: Baldwin, head of the
soil division, has many tests on
profitable fertilizer programs..
Fall , fertilization, continuous
coin and high fertility programs
have all ,been trieg at W-O.A.S.
The latest ' field tests will be
shown- on the tour.
The' program will start at 1:30
D.S.T. and trabtor trains will
leave then livestock pavilion at
regular intervals from 1:30 to
4:30 each day: '
PAM JOSEBEDARD
The 'funeral of Paul' Joseph
Bedard,. • whose death occurred.
at. Alexandra Marine and Genn;
eral hospital here June 115, at.
the age of 65, was held Mort.
day Moning /rout the Stiles.
tuneraJ home to St. Peter's
Roman Catholic church Where
Rev, R. ,Moynahan offieiated;' -
Bearers were Raymond ion.
nelly, Gerard 'Bedard, botil Of,.•
Goderich; henry. Bedard and
John Lyskey, both' of Tdronto;
Richard , Bedard,- London and
JameaReyaoldsa. W0011itock2
Interment was at CO1bbrrie
Rontan Catholic cemetery, Col.
borne- township: u,
4r. Bedard -vas a native of
St, Joseph's, Ontario and was
born there July '2, 1898, a siSh
of the. late Pierre Bedard and
Virginia Denom,me, He attend-
ed schools at St, Joseph's and
was employed ill' that area for
some time, later spending,12
years in Zurich and 32 years
in Goderich.
Ills marriage to EmmaClara
Denomy took" place at. St. Jos.
eph's `November 18, 1919. He
was a member of St. Peter's
Roman Catholic church here
and a member of the Holy Name
Society.
Surviving besides his wife are
children Velma (Mrs.. Joseph
Donnelly) of Goderich; Clare,
Isidore and Tony .all of God-
• erich; Shirley -Anne (Mrs.
George Wright) Toronto; Ter.
ranee of Lambeth, Ontario. and
Neil, ,Toronto, One son Gerard
died in 1946 at the age of 21.
Alho surviving are 21 grand.
children and two great -grand."•
children; and two sisters, Mrs.
Angeline Iiiasse, Windsor;
Emily, Mrs. A. Meidinger, Zur.
ich.
MRS. ARTHUR HOY
A Mrs. Arthur Hoy,82, of God.
erich, died Wednesday, June 7,
at Huronview, Clinton. 'She was
the former Ida May Stafford,
Surviving besides her ' hus.
band, are. sons William; Leslie,
Alfred, Norman , all of God.
erich; Carson, Manitouwadgef
daughters, Mrs. George (fig,
uerite) >'-lutchins, •Mrs. John
(Rosen?) ' West, both of GOde
erichj Mrs. John (Irene) Fray.
ser, Guelph; sisters, Miss Mary;'
Stafford, Saskatoon; Mrs. Rob.
,„ ert (Mabel) Watson, Lades,.
boro; Mrs. Russ ' (111110) Mc-
Arthur, Kerrobert, Sask,; Mrs,
,.Alberta Warden,San Francisco.
There are .also 36 .grandchil.
Oren' and 22great grarldchii.
dren survl$g.
The funeral was conducted
• Friday alternodn by the Stiles
"funeral home when Rev.,' )t.
Clark offihiated at' a service
in Bethel Pentecostal tabern•
acle,
Bearers were i(en Hutchins,
William Mitchell, Earl' Hoy,,
Brian Hoy,' Garry Hoy and
„ Arthur Hoy; Interment was in
.Colborne cemetery,
JAMES EMERSON YOUNG
The funeral of Ja gie,s' E mer.
son Young, who died suddenly
at his residence,156 Newgate
,street, Saturday June 17,' was
• held Monday afternoon from
the Stiles funeral home to Mait-
land cemetery. He was 75.
Rev. Leonard Warr of Vic.
toria street United church off.
iciated.
Bearers were Forest Mc.
Clue, John Wain, Charles
Moore, Everett McIlwain,Bert
Badman and Austin Fuller.
A native of Goderich town.
ship, he was a son of the late
George Young andChristine Eli.
zabeth Bisset, He farmed most
of his life in Goderich town.
ship, retiring to Goderich about
1952. His marriage to Beatrice
A. Perdue', took place S eptember
2, 1965. He was a member of
Victoria street United' church.
Surviving besides his wife is
a brother, Samuel Peter Young,
CHARLES C, TWEEDIE
The funeral of CharlesCamp.'
bell Tweedig,w ho died at Alex.
andra Marine and General hos.
pital here June 18 following a
short illness, was held .lune. 21.
from the Lodge funeral' home to
St. George's .Anglican church
where the rector, Rev,. -G. G.
Bussetl pfiieiated,...
Mrs Tweediewas a native of
Clin being born there Oct.
ober 8 1862 a se o% the ,late "
Charles Tweedie and Janet
Campbell. He attended Goderich
schools and married Mabel
Leitch and they have made their
home : here since that time.
Mrs. Tweedie survives and one
brother,, Ephraim Tweedie,111
Columbus,, Ohio. b
NOTED BANDSMAN
I gpulaarly known ais "Cam"
to many of the older generation,,
Mr. Tweedie was', a bandsnn n,
of high renew) , serving l i ,Godi
erichbrass bands from,the time
of World War 1. He was also
for years a tenor soloist o1''
note as a member of Goderich
Lions'. club. In the : minstrel
shows of many years ago.
Ile was a member of St.•
George's Anglican church.
• Bearers. were Clair Tweedie,
Robert MacDonald, Donald Mac.
Donald, Albert Powell, William
Tweedie, George Leitch. Inter..
meet was in Maitland cemetery. •
MANY ATTEND
In addition to those attend.-
ing the service from Goderich
and immediate district were
many from ott-of-town,, includ.
ing Mrs. Ted Linnell, Vancou.
ver; J. R. Tweedie, Colum.,
bus, Ohio; Clair Tweedie, Mil-
waukee, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs.
Donald MacDonald and Mr. and
14rs. Robert MacDonald, all of
London,. Ontario; Mr. and Mrs.
Roy La Forge, Detroit; Mrs.
Margaret Day and daughter Les.
Ile Lynn of Birmingham, Mich.;
Mr. and Mrs. HerbertTweedie,
Dunnville, Ontario; Mr. "and
Mrs. Harold Lockey, Exeter;
James Newell, Wingham James
Newell Jr. and John Newell,
Wingham; Mrs. LeslieJohnson,
Blyth; Miss Alice Rogerson,
Blyth; William Tweedie, Buf.
Palo, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Berry
Burdan, Toronto; Mrs. Ernest
Snyder, Toronto; Mrs. Marg-
aret McLeod, , Birmingham,
Mich.
4o.ir
Miss Frances, Houston, ►t
few days ,.last woek 'nth: her
• friends, J. •A, Mclntoshandfa
ily in Londe!. R..
Mrs. •George Bamilton s.
lied last Wednesday with her
. brother, Lorne Wilson and Mrs..
W ilswr at Brucefleid ,
• Peter Brown of Windsor vis.
• -1ted recently with Mr, andMrs,,
Maitland, Allen,
11
14114 T9t140040t
erich, taut the ,weskatut t
her 'broom Arai VV ,
Ovoid Asquith ot8ttroigie
visited nth Mr, and Mrs,
too: Johnston lost
Mrs, Russel 104
row
lime after. four weeks, ,nom
as a patient in Gad ich
patient
Fifth Sunday Sf4r T lhih►,.-rlpnNr "�.i`►th ` '
8:30 amt. -..-Holy •Con'tmunian.
11:00 s.m.--Mornin9 Prayer. Membire, of
the ' Loyal Orange Lodge will ° attind
this ssryice.
F Sermon; Mr. Leslie 1. Saunders,Toronto.
Rector: REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., i3.D.
Organist and Choirmaster: LORNE DOTTERER
SUNDAY;'JUNE 25th, 1967
10:00 a.m.-Senior• Church School
11:00 a.m.--Junior Department.
Y NOTE: Sunray School recesses after Jun.
' 25th -until September.
a - 11:00 a.m.,--Morning Worship.
i Sermon: "A TIME TO REST AWHILE."
{�>>1 Supervised Nursery
7 , - Welcome -
'�✓ - Combined Summer Services
F July -Victoria ,Street United Church
August -North Street United Church
Rev. J. Donald MacDonald, B.Sc., B.D., Minister
Mr. • Lance °Reed, Organist and Choir Director
ALI, BRANDS
CIGARETTES
WITH PURCHASE OF $1.00' OR MORE
3.65 CARTON
5% Prov. Sales Tax Included
CX. 620 127 - REG. 1.56
COLOR FILM r 1.43
COPPERTONE - REG. 1.75
SkUNTAN LOTION 149
NOXZEMA - REG. 1.25
TROPIC TAN :99
PHILLIPS - REG. 1.49
MILK OF MAGNESIA . TABS ........ -1.19
UNGUENTINE. - REG. 1.69
FIRST AID SPRAY • 148
REG. 3 for .69
TAT "ANT" TRAPS ......... • .
.. 3 for .59
GILLETTE REG. .89
RIGHT GUARD - 79
When we have a ready market for cars it means you get
top hada-in allowance v
If you are thinking of buying a.' 1967 automobile better
act fast while we still have a fair selection.
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
William Cameron, Director of Praise
SUNDAY,. JUNE 25th
• 4
11:00 a.m.-Divine Worship. •
Sermon: "HELP THOU MINE UNBELIEF."
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
Reception of New Members
ENTER TO WORSHIP
DEPART TO SERVE
WESLEY, MEMORIAL„
FREE METHODIST°CHURCH
11 a.m.-"In Quest of Jesus."
7 p.m. "God's Standard for His Church."
Minister --REV. A. R. HARLEY
DEMONSTRATORS
1967 CHEVROLET FLEETSIDE PICKUP
DEMONSTRATOR
Fully equipped with all heavy duty equipment. Many
more optiobs too numerous to mention. -Was $3,090.
$2,775
1967 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE
Two -door with six -cylinder, automatic, radio, whitewalls,
discs; E85551. Was 0,360
• $2,990
1967 CAMARO
Two -door hardtop with 327 engine, automatic tfansrfitssiion,
bucket seats," radio, floor console and deluxe interior;
TWO 1964 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDANS
Four -door, six -cylinder, standard transmission, radio. Com-
pletely reconditioned including new paint.
• $1.595-.
TWO 1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR SEDANS
Four -door sedan, six -cylinder, automatic, radio. A good
etc. Completely reconditioned, freshly painted; 47096H.
$1.495
1963 CHEVY II NOVA
STATION WAGON, -six-cylinder; automatic, radio, white-
- walls" and discs, power tailgate; 33297X.
$1.495
1962 CORVAIR 700 SERIES
Four -door sedan, automatic, radio, whitewalls and. discs;
E1888.
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GREASELESS HAIR GROOMING - REG. .89
GROOM AND CLEAN 69
DR. SCHOLLS -- REG. .59
CORN -CALLUS PADS .51
REG: 1.39
ANACIN TABS 100's 109
REG. 1.39
OZONOL OINTMENT 119
REG. 2.49
NOXZEIVIA °SKIN . CREAM . " " 1.99
REG, 1.47
CURAD BANDAGES
REG. .79
VASELINE • .5
REG..99
LADY PATRICIA HAIR- SPRAY -.. a=`
iF ur-door sedan with V4, automatic, heavy duty equip-
ment, radio, whitewalls, discs. was $3,360 $3,000
1966 PONTIAC STRATO CHIEF
Four -door sedan, V-8, automatic, radio. All heavy duty
equipment, 'A-1 condition throughout. Detective's car.
$2,895
1965 PON. TIAC STRATO CHIEF
Four -door "sedan, six -cylinder, automatic,
25,000 miles. One (rimer; E87795.
EXPO :67, IS A PHOTOGRAPHER'S
PARADISE - BE SURE AND TAKE
SUFFIIIE, T
SEE US FOR YOUR CAMERA AND
FILM NEEDS
W.E, DELIVER
Two -door hardtop. Features .automatic, whitewalls . and
discs, power brakes, power steering; power antenna and
AM -FM radio; 34,000 original miles; 03582.
1964 .PONTIAC, ,LA URENTIAN
Two -door, six -cylinder, automatic, two-tone paint, white-
walls and discs; 237351. (Selling for customer). -
$1.450
1963 CHEVY II NOVA F.
Station wagon, six -cylinder, automatic, radio, whitewafle,
discs] power tailgate; 33247X.
$1.495
1961 1VMETEOIt STATION WAGON
Six -cylinder, standard transmission, radio. Needs some
body work, but mechanically O.K.; 91140X.
$499
1964 EEA UMONT- CON VERTIBLE A'
V-8, automatic, radio, power top, whitewalls, discs, power
brakes. Priced to Clear. Lica E85-256.
1963 VOLKSWAGEN STATION WAgON
Deluxe, radio, whitewalls, discs, ett. In A-1 condition.
Lic. E83408.
J
1962 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE
In A-1 mechanical condition, new tires. Needs 1paint.
Lic. E96-629. AS IS
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec)
Montreal Street Near The Square
10:00 a.m.-Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship.
7:00 p.m. -Evening Worship.
- A Welcome To All
Mlnistir: REV: HENRY de VRIES, Phone 524.8792
THE UNITED •CHURCH OF CANADA
Victoria_ Street 'United . Church
The House of Friendship,Rev. Leonard Warr .
10:00 a.m.--Sunday School.All,Departments.
11:00 a.m.-Communion Services::
A .11IVINE, A PI'OINTMENT •
NOT A HUMAN DEVICE
10:00 a.m.-BENUILLER Worship Service and
Sunday School.
-.Combined Summer Services -
July -Victoria S`reet United Church .
August -=North Street United Church
Mrs. J. Snider - Mrs. Ben Straughan
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
10:00 A.M.---OUR FAMILY BIBLE' SCHOOL
(OUR 'RUSES WILL CALL AT YOUR DOOR) -°
• PHONE: 524-7150
11.00 A.M. - 7:30 p.M. ,
Speaker : MR. RUEBEN BRUBA.CHER
"Come Whore You AreiNever A Stranger twice"
COMING SOON -
1966 BUICK SPECIAL�''
Four -door deluxe, V-8, automatic, radio, whitewalls, discs,
Undercoating, 8,000 oris incl miles. Never driven in .the
winter. Can be seen by appointment.
1963 CHEVROLET FLEETSIDE PICKUP
Long box, , V-8, automa ic, radio, aluminum hox. Ideal
for making into a camper.
UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH
9:50_• a.m•,Sunday School__..
11:00 a.m.-Worship Service.
7:00 p.m. -Evangelistic Service
Prayer AMeeting - Tuesday evening, 7:30 o'clock.
SAMUEL M. MILLER, Pastor
"A Welcome, Awaits 'You"
Bethel Pentecosfali TabernacI•
Corner of Elgin and Waterloo Sts.
REV. ROBERT CLARK, Pastor
SUNDAY, JUNE 25th
10:00 a.m.---Sunday School Clam** for all ages.
Q11:00 a.m.-Morning WorshI s. '
740 p►tn.-•-Ivang.Iistic Service.