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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-04-02, Page 17r Buying stereo is a bit like never buy,a-stereo on a crowded, buying_ -a ear yeti have 04,truly noisy department store floor vast range frotn which to choose where imperfections in and there are so many operation can never be heard. ,combinations .of style, price and Insist on a demonstration where genuine problem tct select the, laboring turntable motor and , tYPe best ,Suited to your where ,you can see if, all -the particular needS. controls adjust well: During the • To, begin with, • decide just test, as a quiet passage iS being • how excellent stereophonic. played or the pickup 'is on an sound you waht. The whole unrnodulated section ,of the 'point bf stereo is that it enables recording between bands, the a recording to' sOtind like the volume should be aimed well original, live sound. That's the up. Any lOw-pitched rumbling , .d ifference between a sounds am an indication .of The excellence .of the sound . turntable. : yob will get depends upOn the The, unkt should also be quality of its components and checked for "needle chatter". the way they are assembled in Chatter is. the breaking up 'or -the cabinet. This is not to say a „ distortion which occurs towards lower-priced stereo is no good. the centre of the record. It is Far from it. It might well be that caused by the stylus losing the.peopie who will listen to the contact ,with the record groove. , recordings have no desire to hear Shoeld this fault be noticed the shades and nuances of when playing---19trd passages of a perfect stereo. • symphonic recording, and if this Om 'the other hand, listeners is the type of recording you will who can distinguish a fine tonal most likely be listening to, then quality would be disappointed in a better quality pickup Willi be poor reproduction. Real stereo needed. A stereo is a very buffs often put together their delicate piece of equipment. It' own sets. The technicalities they demands respect in its -operation ,;zStudy are listed in the various and care. After a period of time, "hoW to" magazines but for the your record library can repreSent average person who wants to a sizeable outlay of funds. know what to consider when Therefore it will pay you in the buying a stereo, here are some long run to take plenty of time suggestions: - making your purchase of a First, -consider style. Decide - -Stereo. Don't rush into it and • on how much decorator style don:t be pushed. -you -want. The average -stereo console' is a large piece of Consumers' Association of 'furniture and cabinets inelud Canada has a buying ,guide on many, styles. Your particUlar Stereo consoles that ,iS available : taste in furniture and how Well it free in_single cOpies by writing: roop,• is the guide here. You pay Association 6f Canada, 100 a large 'price for the. cabinet and Gloucester St:, Ottawa 4. is before you've even considered what's inside. A leading manufacturer -of Syrup festival- . stereo consoles puts it this way: - "A stereo set is like an iceberg-- this Saturday most of the parts that matter are , . turntable and pickup; an This town is in the Middle of AM/FM receiver (tuner); a Ontario's Mennonite country>, control unit; dual audio power and the aroma of home baking, amplifiers and dual. loudspeaker flapjacks and amber colored assemblies. Usually these are all' paple Syrup will be a "eity :housed in one cabinet which,also dwellers" delight. - provides; 'space for -records and. Activities include tours to the quite often, Space for a sugarbush., old crafts such' as tape -recorder which letptional -quilting, looming:. rug making, eqttiprqentW4f'-yOttIW*AOIWait ivobol-spinrung and 'Many 'others:" buy'a tape-recOrder later, now This ,.day of activity and Hu.rOnotti:orth group beari' rpolef The Huron-Pe-rth Tuberculosis and ,RespiratOry Disease Association met i recently with Mrs, dith Brothers, -. Stratford, the president in the chak. Routine report were given by the chainne of „the various Ralph' Gor n, Stratford, reported the 196 ampatgn had closed" with a total of $32 , 748.66 received. He expressed the committee's appreciation for the support given the caMpaign. . George ,Watt, Blyth, 'the -rehabilitation and ..social seridee chairrnan said that 16 InhalatiOn Therapy' Machines are still a popular item as far as his committee is concerned. Fifteen are presently out in the community and are constantly changing hands. .Mr. Watt 'reported that eight children had just comPleted an asthmatic conditioning course in Stratford anti are preparink to demonstrate exercises and games at the association's annual meeting to be held early May. Tom Leiper, Londesboro, case finding chairman, said the association is considering the purcbase of a pulmonary function vital capacitY machine to be useein the community. the machines is viluable for diagnosis, therapy, prognosis and research in respiratory disease and would be a welcome addition tO the facilities otthe healt h "team" in the community, Mrs. Edith Fisher,' Mitchell, gave the education report. Mrs. Fisher said that the association's office in „Stratford is a conStant source of information and aid to 'Photo bSr McDowell Area couple wed Baskets of white mums set in pink candelabra was the setting for a wedding ceremony Friday, February 27 when Joan Eleanor Fisher became the bride of Philip Fordyce Clark. Rev. Leonard 'Warr officiated at they. 7:30 • p.m. nuptials held in Behmiller United Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold A. Fisher, Benmiller. The groom is the son id Mr. and. Mrs. M. Fordyce Clark, RR 5, 'Goderich. The pianist, Mrs. L. Warr sang "The Wedding Prayer:" - The bride, given in marriage • by- eher-- rather, Wore a White floor -length gowh of peau- glow., The A-line styling was, accentuated by the. high fitted bodice which extended to a back band, The cathedral train was - held in place by a large -iSow. Appliques of re -embroidered French guipure lace accented the. raittoned cuff and front panel. The train was. also. appliqued with late. Her fingertip silk illusion ,veil was held in place by clusters of' daisies and tulle. She carried a bouquet of pink sweetheart roses, White stephanotis and trailing ivy. ' The Maid of honor, MFES *ShifferFigier, Sister of the bride' and_bridesmaidT.Mrs. Joan Black, were ' similarly • -gowned in Sapphire blue velvet. They carried corsages of pink sweetheart roses - pinned on matching velvet muffs trimmed with white bunny fur. Each wore an ivory drop necklace and a headpiece of white fur. - George Clark, 'Creighton, Sask., was best man and ushers were 'Bruce Fisher and Bruce Stoll. For the reception held in the church parlour, the bride's Mother wore ,a mauve silk faille ensemble, matching hat and a corsage of yellow sweetheart roses. The mother of the groom wore a blue silk shantung ensemble with a matching hat. Her corsage was pink sweetheart is the time to`rnake sure your set excilement is a unique family has the hecessary outlets, wiring oeting.that comes only once a • and space' for its installation. In year so make plans now to go some stereog-the speakers are to Elmira on April 4. separate --"satellite" speakers to . PAINT AND FOIL be placed on bookshelves, When'painting with a roller, furniture or in other parts of the - house. - . line the roller tray :wi th The quality of a loudspeaker aluminum foil, ' advises the • is probably the Most difficult of Canadian Paint Manufacturers Association. This will save ycin a any of the aspects of a stereo to assess. The best way to assess cleah-up later on. When your this is by a listening test.- This brushes are clean,' dry and ready will not only be a test of the to be, stored, wrap them ih foil reproduction characteristics of for protection. the loudspeakers but of those of MEALTIIVIE ACCENTS ' a recording- of your own on the pleaSure. Home economists at machine -- one chosen with some Macdonald Institute, University care to serve as test material. - of Guelph, suggest a 'spring Consumers' Association of flower arrangement for. adding Canada suggests that you should that finishing touch to your • otiN • NOR. .1ViciNTYRE. sAys • For the honeymoon trip, the bride wore a turquoise tweed coat ensemble with black accessories and a pink orchid Prior to her .marriage, the bride was bonded 'at showers given by neighbor. ladies at. Carlow Community Hall; Miss Marilyn Tebbutt at her parent's .home near Clinton; the staff of Victoria Public School; and a party given by Mr. and ...Mrs. John Black, Port Albert. RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE WITH YOUR HELP tt- all ages and facets of el distribixted On request sine() the lasA 'meeting. Mrs. Fisher also reported that the association's program director, Mrs. Beryl DavidSon, 'had addreSsed eight gatherings since -the last meeting 'and 'that a nurses institute had been' held .with three spedial speakers. ° ' Mrs. Davidson told the. meeting she would be "taking part in a program development workshop in Hamilton in the near' future and that • statistics were being compiled with a view Club" for the support of ,the patient and family of this sufferer. 44 North St. 524-951 Donald G. MacEwan SPIN DRY WASHERS' Either agitator or impellor type. in stock Check Our SPECIAL at -144.95 ut Inson Radio -- Tv- Appliance.* 30t,,Huron, Rd. 524.7831 LOVE Cosmetics is a whole new approach to make-up, created to give the natural -looking help today's woman wants. RIECK PHARMACY Reg. 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