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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-06-12, Page 115. TO RENT ROOM and board available. Phone 524-8773. — 24,25. TENT trailer for rent. Make reservations now. Phone 529,7113. — 24 6. WANTED TO RENT TWO -bedroom cottage week of July 5th. Close to Goderich. +t' .Phone 524-9160."— 22,23 THREE -bedroom house or apartment wanted by July or August 1st. Apply Box 88, Signal -Star. — 23,24 PERMANENTLY located 4 business couple with their own business would like to rent a three-bedroom home. Phone 524-7394 or write Box 86, Signal -Star. - 22,23,24 1' TWO or three bedroom house or ground floor apartment. Adults only. Reply to Box 75, Signal -Star. — 16tf 8. HELP WANTED DISHWASHER, full time. Club Grill. Apply in person or phone 524-8168. — 22tf LADY experienced in altering ladies' garments. Signal -Star. -°- 20tf Box 82, DESPERATELY NEEDED: Women who appreciate the finer things money can buy. Participate from your own home and still have time to be a good mother and wife. "Service retail and vyholesale accounts in your area under the guidance of a qualified representative. Reply Robert Gardiner Enterprises, • P.O. Box 4281, Station 'C', London, Ontario. — 23,24,25 A RELIABLE woman to babysit two children, one 4 years, one 15 months, in my home for one - week in August. Phone * 524-7014. — 24,25 s REGISTERED NURSING ASSISTANT Applications are invited for the position. of Registered Nursing Assistant with the Huron County Health Unit. Applicant will . 'require transportation, as duties, include ,,, work, ip. School Health ,Services and Child Health Conferences throughout Huron County. Applications with copies of two recent references should be made to Dt. G. P. A. Evans, Medical Officer of Health, Court House, Goderich, as soon as possible. 24,25 10. WANTED (General) ..r 13. AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE Bluewatcr Chapter, Order Eastern Star, Auction Sale, Knox Church parking lot, Saturday, Jupe 14, 1969 1:30 p.m. Household effect, linens, bedding, china, glass, antique radio; oil lamp; antique china; piano, etc. Anyone wishing to ' donate articles, phone 524-8897 for pick-up. — 23,24 { AUC1ION SALE Complete Dispersal Auction Sale of hardware stock, electrical 'appliances, paints and miscellaneous items from the Ball and Mutch Hardware Store, 69, Albert Street, Clinton, on Saturday, June 14, 1969 morning session at 10 a.m. afternoon session at 1 p.m. Sharp Electrical Appliances: automatic - dryer; electric range; washing machine; fans; heaters; electrical shelf . appliances; cooking utensils; electric clocks. Hardware Stack: rifles; sliot guns; ammunition; pipe dies; (1/2" to 11/4" — ratchet type) with cutter and pipe vise; pipe fittings; eaveatroughing; steel cable; bicycles; toboggans; sleighs; miscellaneous toys. Paints: quantities of Kem and Sherwin-Williams Paints; (gallons and quarts). Store Fixtures: display islands; hardware scale, 2000 Ib. scale; Toledo — 30 lb. Computagram Scaled - Terms — Cash Sale will be held outside rear of the Hardware Store. If the weather is unfavorable, sale will be under cover. Ball and Mutch Hardware, Proprietors. Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer. 23,24 COMPLETE household effects or small lots -wanted. Call C. • & E. Furniture, 524=7231. — 42tf • WANTED — Companion far elderly lady to live in. Free living accommodation. No housework involved. Write Box , 87, Signal -Star. — 22nc EXPERIENCED seamstress will do sewing in my home. Phone 524-8441. — 23,24,25,26 MIDDLE -AGE lady Co live in as companion in comfortable home in *town. Phone 524-7757 11:30 to 1:30. — 24 '•� 11: EMPLOYMENT WANTED COMMERCIAL graduate 21, desires employment. Experience in public relations work, hotel clerking. Phone 524-9279. — 15tfnc - RENOVATIONS; Rec rooms; custom work furniturei,all types of building and repair. Ed Vincent, phone 524-6280. =- 51tf MIDDLE -aged woman wishes housework by the hour. or day. Apply Box 89, Signal -Star. — 23,24,25 • EXTERIOR PAINTERS Requiring work. By the hour or by the job. Phone 524-8459 or 524-9167 24,25 RE• LIABLE 16 -year-old girl would like babysitting job this summer. Will do light housework. Phone. 524-9874, Betty Durst. — 24 HOUSE SOLD Clearing auction sale for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saunders, 15 Glouchester Terrace, on Wednesday, June 18 - 1 o'clock Antique dishes; five oil lamps; brass bed; crocks; arm chair with needle -point; some limoges; china; part toilet sets; radio; record player; Hoover vacuum; Hoover polisher; 'umbrella for lawn; dining suite — four chairs and buffet; wardrobe with mirror; wrought iron table with four captain chairs; hooked rug; round mirror; chesterfieldand chair; automatic washer_ and dryer; refrigerator; iron fry'pans; tools; antique walnut chest of drawers; six new toilet seats and many other articles. • Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. Mel Graham, Clerk. 24 AUCTION SALE of antiques and hous€hold effects for Mrs. Kenneth M. Stowe, 211 East Street, Goderich, on Saturday, June 21, 1969 at l_p.m, Easy ,washing machine (like new); drop-leaf . table; kitchen chairs; 6 dining _ loom chairs; buffet; round dining rooril table; 2 pedestal stands; oval parlour table; rocking chairs; foot stool; day bed; bedroom suite; single bed; •bed; dressers; ° chest of drawers; blanket box; small tables; typewriter table; card tables; hall rack; frames; lamps; books; dishes; bedding; crocks; garden tool's; extension ladder; etc. Terms — Cash Mike Cummings, Auctioneer. 524-9064. „ 24,25 AUCTION SALE of household furniture and antique articles will be held for James McGillivary at the C. & M. Transport Shed in Lucknow on Saturday, June 14, 1969 at 1:30 p.m. Offering includes Astro refrigerator and the following antique items: two spool beds; two wooden beds; glass kitchen cupboard; ,pine cupboard; large chest of drawers; cedar chest; trunks; butter bowl and print; hand churn; ---coal vii lamp- one large clock run by- weights; washstand with end towel holders; dressers; bake board; kitchen ' cupboard; chairs; rocking chairs; picture frames; buffalo robe; toilet set complete; antique dishes; etc. Also some goo4 furniture consigned by local residents including chrome kitchen set; - single bed and mattress; kitchen cupboard; writing desk; card table and" chairs; dishes; bedroom suite; tools and numerous small articles. Sale under cover. Terms — Cash Allan Maclntyre, Auctioneer. • 24 14. SERVICES AVAILABLE T'4. ,SERVICES AVAILABLE 15: NODE to CREDITORS A. BIRTHS We cut window blinds, any size, to your specifitation. Priced from $1.89 SMITH'S OFFICE .SUPPLY (formerly McEwan's) Albert St., . Clinton BRICK WORK, fireplaces, stonework, chimneys, barbacue and. incinerator and repairing stucco. Ray Squire, Port Albert, phone Dungannon 529.7636. •-- 11tf VACUUM cleaners; sales and service for all makes. R. K. Peck, ° CUSTOM chain sawing, lots Varna phone Hensall 262-5350. cleared, trees trimmed, firewood — 48tfn • and logging. Reasonable rates. Highest prices :paid fox dead stock. Up to $15.00 for cows. Up to $20.00 for horses. Call collect 881-3459 Walkerton. Call for, appointment anytime. Phone 524-6632. — 4tf HAVE your rugs and chairs cleaned by dependable cleaners. Call Superior Maintenance, phone 524-8892, Goderich — 24tf C. & W. SALVAGE Vb.-134y and sell scrap metal ?HONE 52.4-951.4 AND 524-950212tf NOTICE Applications for the 'position of Clerk -Treasurer for the Village of Bayfield will be received by the Reeve. Applicant's should apply In own handwriting stating education qualifications and experience. The. duties of the Clerk -Treasurer -are set out in sections 215 — 224 of the Municipal Act, a copy of which is in the Clerk's office. Salary will be negotiated with the Council. VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD, 23b. EAVESTROUGHING AND LIGHTNING RODS NEW INSTALLATIONS & REPAIRS Estimates Without Obligation Contact R.E.RIJTTAN Wingham — Phone 357-1077 i lti CUSTOM BULLDOZING CHAS. BRUINSMA Bayfield 565,2846 15tf SCREENED TOP SOIL (stone, grass and root free) LANDSCAPE WORK (light dozing, levelling, backfilling, etc.) BACKHOE WORK • (excavating, etc.) CEMENT—GRAVEL also for lanes and yards, fill, etc. LYLE MONTGOMERY Clinton 482-7644 evenings or Clayt's Gulf Service 482-7661 ART'S LANDSCAPING Seeding, Sodding, Shrubs FREE ESTIMATES 166 Bennett S E. 524-9126 22tf DOG clipping, and grooming. Poodles a specialty. Phone 524-7219. — 23,24,25,26,27 OLD ENGLISH RUSTIC ARTS. BAYFIELD, ONTARIO ANTIQUE furniture refinished. Phone 565-2817. -, 23,24,25,26 • GRAF STOCK REMOVAL Walkerton — 10tf DAILY CAR RENTAL Reasonable Rates McGEE'S ' Goderich Phone 524-8391 FOR your Antenna Sales and Service contact Alvin's TV, 162 Mary Street, phone 524-9080• — 32tf LET US HE,t,-P YOU - Move your furniture, garbage, small implements, etc. Day or night. Holidays also. Contact 524-8715 or 482-7549. Rates reasonable. — 24 12. TENDERS WANTED DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC`'WORKS CANADA TENDERS SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO THE UNDERSIGNED AND., ENDORSED "TENDER FOR Longer Timber , Fenddrs, Snug -Harbour Wharf, GODERICH9 'Ontario;" will be received until 3:00 P.M. (E.D.S.T.), Thursday, 19 June 1969. Plans, specifications and forms of tender can be seen at the office -of the Department of Public Works, Dominion Public Building, 457 Richmond Street, London, .Ontario, or can be obtained from the District Director, Departtnent of Public Works, P.O. Box 668, London, Ontario. To be considered, each tender must be made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. `A.`iVlason, Manager, Administrative Services. 24 GRAHAM ELECTRIC 15. NOTICE to CREDITORS Complete Electrical Service Residential — Commercial — Industrial 155 Keays Street Phone '524-8670 - Goderich, Ontario. ALUMINUM AWNINGS AND SIDING 10Years lnThe Area Workmanship Guaranteed CaII • Mathers Home improvement Clinton 482-7372 18tfn HOME • repairs, remodelling, floors, tiled ceilings, eavestroughing, panelling rec. MOMS, kitchens, etc. No job too small. Free. estimate. Workmanship guaranteed. Phone 524-9387. 21tf LAMB'S DELIVERY, MOVING HAULING PHONE 5249657 Reasonable Rates - 14.22, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED MODERN EQUIPMENT WORK GUARANTEED Write or Phone Harvey Dale, Clinton PHONE 482-3320 — 13tf HURON DEAD STOCK REMOVAL CLINTON We pay $ 5 to $15 for fresh dead or disabled cows or horses. We pick up calves and sniall'pigs as a service to you. Call collect 482-9811 Lic. 169-068 50tf ACE RADIO and TV Se ' vice, Frank Wilcox, 60 Picton St. W,, Goderich, Ont. Phone 524-7771. --- 1 tf IN THE ESTATE -OF MILDRED ETHEL BROWN, WIDOW, LATE OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON All persons claiming against the above Estate are required to forward full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, on or before the 7th day of .July, 1969, after which date the assets willbe distributed. DONNELLY & MURPHY, " Barristers, 18 The Square, Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate, 24,25,26 IN THE ESTATE OF WIU AA -M BERTRAM ELLIOTT, LATE OF - THE TOWN OF GODERICH, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON, RETIRED RAILROAD EMPLOYEE, All persons claiming against the above Estate are required to forwardfull particulars of their -claims to the undersigned, on or before the• 23rd day of June, 1969, after which date the assets will be distributed. • ° DONNELLY & MURPHY, Barristers, 18 The Square, GODERICH, Ontario. 23,24,25 IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN rcE Y --_ LATE. - OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKER - SMITH, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON, RETIRED FARMER, All persons claiming against the above Estate are required to forward full- particulars of • their claims to the undersigned, on or before the• 23rd day of June, 1969, after which date the assets will be distributed, • DONNELLY & MURPHY, Barristers, 18 The Square, GODERICH, Ontario. 22,23,24 16. PUBLIC ,NOTICE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO The Honourable Mr. Justice Lieff Thursday, the 15th day of May, 1969 BETWEEN KAREN HARTMAN PETITIONER - and - KENNETH GEORGE HARTMAN RESPONDENTS DECREE NISI This proceeding coming' on this day for hearing at the sittings of the Court at Goderich, Ontario, in the presence of counsel for the petitioner, no one appearing for the respondent although duly served with the notice of petition and the petition, upon hearing read the pleadings and hearing the 'evidence adduced, and what was alleged by counsel aforesaid, and upon the Court ordering that a new certificate be obtained from the Central Divorce Registry, Ottawa, Ontario, showing the'petitioner's `full name to be KAREN HAZEL H.A RTMAN and the respondent's name to be KENNETH GEORGE EDWARD HARTMAN and showing the date of birth of th&petitioner to be the 10th day of February, 1945, which said certificate is received this 5th. day of June, 1969. 1. 'THIS COURT DOTH ORDER AD ADJUDGE that the ,petit1on r Karen Hartman, whose marriage to the respondent, , Kenneth George. Hartman, Was solemnized at the Town of Goderich, in the County of -Fluron, on the 24th day of February, 1962, be divorced from the said respondent, Kenneth George Hartman, unless sufficient cause be shown to this court within three months from the date hereof why this decree should not be absolute. 2. AND THIS COURT DOTH ORDER AND ADJUDGE that the custody• of the infant child, KEVIN KENNETH, ANTHONY HARTMAN be . given to the Petitioner. 3. AND THIS COURT. DOTH FURTHER ORDER AND ADJUDGE that the Respondent be allowed a reasonable access to the infant child KEVIN KENNETH ANTHONY HARTMAN. 4. ' AND THIS COURT DOTH FURTHER ' ORDER AND ADJUDGE that a copy of the Decree Nisi be served on the Respondent spouse;. KENNETH GEORGE HARTMAN by advertising the same in one Issue of the Goderich Signal -Star. 5. AND THIS COURT DOTH FURTHER ORDER -AND ADJUDGE that the petitioner shall .receive from the male respondent -her costs of this action forthwith• after taxation thereof. - JUDGMENT signed this 5th day of June 1969. Entered at Goderich. Recorded . In Book No: 4 Folio 216 On June 5th 1969• ' Jean Clements, (Local) Registrar, S.C.O. NOTICE OF DECREE NISI To the Respondent KENNETH GEORGE HA' I'MAN : , TAKE NOTICE that' this decree nisi for divorce was granted by this Court 'in these proceedings and may become final -after the expiration of three months from the date unless in the meantime ybu deliver to the undersigned and qqto the solicitor for the 'petitioner and to. Her Majesty's Proctor at Toronto a written notice that you wish to show cause why this decree should not become final and the grounds therefor. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that you are not free to remarry as a result of these proceedings until this decree has been made final by the Court. Jean Clements (Local) Registrar, S.C.O. Court House, The Square Goderich, Ontario DRENNAN: At Alexandra Marine and General .Hospital, Goderich, on June 10, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drennan, A daughter. MILLIAN: At Hanover Memorial Hospital, June 9, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Millian (Geraldine Sherratt), girl, Teresa Dawn. -CONNELLY: - At Sudbury General Hospital an May 14, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs. 'Chtjck Connelly (nee Sharon Peachey) a daughter, Lori -Anne, a sister for Owen. — 24x B. DEATHS LOVVRYi Beryl, 74 years, .passed away suddenly May 29, 1969. Late of 1517 Goyeau St. ,Beloved wife of the late Harry (1965). Dear mother of Mrs. X. Leonard (Helen), Mrs. J. Shuttleworth (Barbara), both of Windsor, Mrs. G. Hannigan (Shirley), Toronto, Bill Lowry at home. 5 grandchildren. Dear sister of Miss May Ervine, Goderich, Qnt., and Sen Ervine, Rayfield, Ont. Rested at the Morris Memorial Chapel, 68 Giles Blvd. East at Goyeau, where se ces were held Saturday,. M y; -,3J, at 1:30 p.m. DST, Canon B. A. Silcox officiated Interment Windsor Grove Cemetery. — 24x IN THE ESTATE OF LAURA EDITH FARROW All persons having claims against the estate of Laura Edith Farrow late of 31 Waterloo Street; S., Goderich, deceaaed,who died on or about the.14th day of March, 1969, are 'hereby notified to send in ' to the undersigned Personal Representative of the said deceased on or before the 23rd. day of June, 1969, 'full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date the said Personal Representative will distribute the assets ,of the said deceased having regard only to claims of which it shall then harire'notice. ( DATED at Goderich, this 23rd day of May, 1969. • ' VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST COMPANY, 1 On io Street, STRATFOR , Ontario., Executor By DONNELLY & URPHY, Barristers, 18 The $quare, GODERICH, Ontario'. Their Solicitors herein. 22,23,24 19. LOST ANIS FOUND C. BRIEFS Order Shell furnace oil and stove oil from Edward Fuels, tank truck dealer for all Shell Oil Co. products.' Phone 524-8386. LOST — Girl's Supercycle medium-size bicycle, blue and white fenders. Vicinity of Robertson Memorial School. Finder please return to 270 Shore Crescent. .Reward. - - -24,25,26 - 20. _MUSCELLANEOUS PORMAL WEAR RENTALS Dress right for all occasions. We are agents for Freeman's Formal Rentals, Pickett and Campbell, Limited, Clinton and Goderich. emetery Memorials - V, And Inscription Ronald C. McCallum 524-6272 215 Wellington St. S. Goderich •Representing Williams Cemetery Memorials Stratford. D. IN MEMORIAM COOKE: In loving .memory of Thomas H. Cooke, who' passed away June 14, 1963. God took him home, it was His will, But in our hearts we love him still; • His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away. We often sit and think of him When we are all alone, For memory is the only friend That grief can call its own. — Lovingly remembered by his wife and family. — 24x COOKE: In loving memory of Thomas H. Cooke, who passed away June 14, 1963. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day, -Remembrance keeps him near. — Lovingly • remembered - by daughter, Donna, husband "and children. — 24x - E. CARDS OF THANKS._ GODEftiOt1 SIPNAleSTATti H .SA''• F. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh of Kincardine are pleased to announce the • engagement of their daughter Karen 'Agnes to Colin Alexander MacDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, MacDonald of Goderich. The . wedding will take place on Saturday, July 5th, 1969 at 2:30 o'clock in Knox Presbyterian Church, Kincardine. — 23x Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chiasson of Ottawa wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, June Teresa Kelly, Clinton, to Jake Edward De' Ruyter, son of Mr: and Mrs. A. De Ruyter, Bayfield. The wedding will take place in Victoria Street United Church,, Goderich, at. , ,3 p.m., Saturday, July 12, 1969. — 24b G. COMING EVENTS DON 'MESSER'S Jubilee Show at Clinton Community Centre Thursday, June .19, featuring Marg Osbtt,rne, Charlie Chamberlain and the Butcha Dancers. Tickets on sale at Clinton Community Arena or from any member of Branch 140 ° Royal Canadian Legion, Clinton.. Send` stamped, self-addressed envelope with cheque or money order payable to Clinton Community Centre, old- Doug Anelllkws P. O. Box 239, Clinton,.Ont. Admission reserve eats $3; rush seats $2 and $1' WESTLAKE: I wish to thank all those who called on me, and sent cards, flowers and gifts .when I was in the hospital. Also Dr. J. W. Wallace and the nurses and the girls in green, Rev. L. Warr and Rev. G. L. Royal. — Mary Westlake. — 24x • GET your, tickets early for the dance at Harbourlite Inn Friday, July 4, sponsored by C.P..&T. committee of Goderich Oddfellows and Rebekahs. Music by The Bluetones. Refreshments available. Dancing 10-1. Tickets $2 each. Call 524-7967 or 524-9526. 23,24 WEDNESDAY, June 18th Hann and turkey supper at • Holmesville United Church from 5:30 to 7:30. • Adults' $1.50, children , under . twelve 75c. Auspices UCW. — 23,24 BUS TRIP to Toronto, under the auspices of Mary Hastings' Club, leaving Post Office at 7 a.m., Wednesday, June 25. $4 return. Call 524-7248 or ' 524-7517. — 24,25 ' RYAN: I wish to thank all my friends for cards, gifts and visits .to me while a patient in hospital; also thanks to Dr. N. C. Jackson, Rev. Glen Wright, nurses and staff on second east. _ Viola Ryan. — 24 CLARE: We wish to express our sincere thanks to neighbours and friends for the many acts of kindness shown to us during our recent bereavement; also for mass cards, floral tributes4 cards and kind thoughts. pecial thanks to Rev. Fathers Galea and Cassano "and the C.W.L. 'of Kingsbridge. — Mary and Walter Clare — 24x FISHER: I ulish to express my thanks, to pr. A: B. Deathe, Dr. N. C. Jackson, Dry J. W. 'OVallace and all the staff on second west for their care and concern during my stay in hospital and to all the friends and • neighbors who wished me well by cards, visits and flowers, both in hospital and since returning home, your ' kindness will always be remembered. — ,Mrs. Bill Fisher — 24x • McINTYRE: I wish to thank friends and neighbors for cards, flowers and visits while I was a patient in Alexandra hospital. Special thanks to Dr. N. C. Jackson, nurse' and staff on first. floor east. — Jas. McIntyre — 24x WALSH: The family of the late Mrs. E.Hiabeth Walsh (Pennington) take . this opportunity to thank friends, neighbours and all who assisted us in so many ways during our reeent bereavemertt in the loss- of our mother. Special thanks to Mr. Ed. Stiles. — Ronald, Itoss, Kenneth, Leonard, Dbuglas and their families. -- 24 RECEPTION and dance for Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Good (nee Pat Lippert) in Auburn Community Hall, Friday,. June 13. Music by George Bolton and His Country Boys. Dancing 10-1. Lunch will be served. Everyone welcome. — 24x tours Paris StrctfcrcI A BUS trip to the ,Kitchener -Guelph area sponsoral by Goderich WI will leave Post Office Tuesday, June -17, at 8 a.m. Anyone wishing to go leave $3 fare with Mrs. Lyle Bannister or Mrs. H. Tichborne Phone 524-9270 or 524-9365. - 24 • As you may recall Sunday morning June . 1, dawned wet and. dreary,. In many holm in Goderich, Town Band metnbets stared anxiously out their windows • hoping for . fine. ,weather. This was the day' on which the' band was to travel by bus to Paris and Stratford. A long distance call was put through to Paris and we were A sleepily informed that the weather .there had been wet, but Was clearing. The trip was still, on. At 11 a.m. bandsmen in their scarlet jackets, with instruments shining, climbed aboard a chartered bus. With a short stop - for lunch near . Stratford, .they reached Paris about 2 o'clock. Here in 'a park near a small river was a modern and acoustically perfect bandshell, surrounded by picnic tables, benches and various brightly painted amusements for children. In this setting the Town Band played for about an'' hour; old fa7orites like Colonel Bogey, Moonlight • Serenade and Royal Welcome Home, as well as scores from Broadway musicals such as Camelot, South Pacific and the ' Music Man. The citizens of Paris were gracious and . friendly and . the ban4Jeft with Che feeling it -had made many new friends. The next stop was the Victorian Inn at Stratford where the band was• served dinner. Then to the park, located onthe banks of the Avon River, where there is an old but fine bandshell. The time was 6:30 • p.m. and as people ate their picnic suppers and fed the swans they listened to the concert that a few hours before had entertained the people of Paris.' It was a full day fir the band members but a "memorable and happy one" said a member. Goderich can 'be proud of them. There is a wonderful feeling in this group which varies in age frond our six year old mascot Elizabeth McMillan on triangle, to our 60 year. old veteran George Griffiths on . lead clarinet. Our teenage members are clean cut and polite, a credit- to their parents and Goderich," he said. . "The town owes -a special word of thanks to Charles Kalbfleisch who has taken a group of beginners, a ...few veterans returning -to instruments after a lapse of several years, and public school and secondary school students and welded them into a band Goderich heed never be ashamed of," he concluded" -VICTOR LAURISTON SCHOOL This is a copy of a letter 1 sent. to the .Recreation, Board. .1 wonder what the people of Goderich.think about this. H. Gaulev. It is my understanding that it is the intention of the. Town Fathers to tear down the Victor Lauriston School when it is no longer required for a school.' -' ° I think the building should be kept and used by all the people in the. town. The local service clubs could be given a room which they could decorate and maintain at their own expense. The Art Club, the Judo Club, Girl Guides and Boy Scout's ancl' many others would no doubt appreciate having a permanent room in which to have their meetings. The gymnasium could be used for adult sports such . as badminton, volleyball, jogging or any other activities. which they might organize. Something.should be done for the girls In town, especially - during the winter months- when. the boys have hockey- to. keep them busy. I am sure there are many more uses for this building and I would like to see some effort Made to keep it standing because once it is torn down it will be too late to do more .than wish we had the facilities it could provide. Harold Gauley, 249 Britannia Rd. E. Editor's Note: Mr. Gaulev is incorrect when he says he understands the school is to be torn down by the town fathers.. Goderich no longer owns the school; Huron Count' Board of 'Edr4cation does. rhe Recrreatioh Board has twice written to the Board of Rducatidii askir'tg, fi r consideration when • the disposition of the school is brought before the Board. To date, .no discussion has been held with regard to the school, and the Board, apparently, has no' thoughts of tearing i1 down, although it might sell it.- Town council feels the school will revert back to 'the town when vacated and supports the R ecreatrorr Board: NO FLAGS PLEASE Whilst strolling, about our thriving metropolis -of Goderich; I became aware of the fact that many • buildings, especially gasoline filling stations, flew, along with the Canadian flag, the flag of our southern, neighbor, the ,United States of America. Apparently, this is to welcome the American tourists and show them .that we are friendly toward them. I am • convinced that when American tourists come to Canada they want to. see Canadian buildings, Canadian sites and Canadian flags. If they wanted to see American flags they would stay in the U.S. This, amazing as it may seem, leads some of the visitors to believe that Canada is but another American state. Show American tourists Canadian things. After all, that:s why they come to Canada! Diane Gauley. EMEMBER HELP'YUU'i ItEil CROSS TO.lit.LP