The Goderich Signal-Star, 1955-12-15, Page 10WITH HALO LIGHT AID SILVER SCREEN 85.
BEFORE YOU BUY BE SURE TO SEE THESE AT
eafly;. .Washor .?,Service
Plan Course For bets . Building Rome
At Least 5 Must Register By'January
iCalliing all qualified veteran `W'O`O Selectee. of house plans NMI be
discussed duriu.g the course.
in order to take advantage of
this scheme veterans .are required
to taike.,a night school course in
to _register bet%ore night classes in construction.
Home Construction can he started o o' o
at the Goderich Collegiate Institute Mrs. A..milton
under' the direction of MW.l�. i�
Collie. Those interested are asked,
to contact Principal ,A: R. Scott at
the -Collegiate now sir xegitstu.•►-
tion for the course is scheduled for
the Collegial at 7.30 p.rn., on
Tuesday, January 3. But the
cour– will proceed only if -a mini -
.five qualified veterans
r;"gtster.
Last year a total of 80 interest -
students attended the course.
nice 1947 there "7tave been 2,500
veterans geadua,te from construc-
tion classes organized by the Vet-
erans' Land Acct in Western On-
tario.
The Syllabuus is designed to cover,
such subjects as selection of plans,
land, building site, foundation con-
struction, Brarcing, interior and
exterior -finishes, pl•uirr:bing, heat-
ing and electric suub trad'es;.demon-
strations in roofing, insulation and
1a._h ' application; contract opera-
tion, such as means ,of financing,
estitniate•s progress payments a)nd
plan ,to construct homes under
the Veterans' Land Act next ..year!
At least five of them are required
Order them NOW for the size and kind you like
WHOLESALE FRUIT AND PRODUCE
AT REAR OF GODERICH FRUIT MARKET
AND WORSELL'S HARDWARE.
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Is New President
Mrs.Edi, Montgomery had her
home very tastefully decorated for
the approaching Yuletide season
wheel she entertained znemPr' s and
friends of the Saltford Community
dub.
1n the absence of the' president,
Mrs. William .McLean, who was un-
avoidably ab,sent, Mrs. T. Lamb,
price -president, took the chair for
the business session. Annual re-
ports were heard from ,the various
secretaries indicating a very sue-
cessfUl year. Mrs. R. Jewell pre-
sented , a slate of officers for 1956
as follows: " pastpresident, Mrs.
Wm. McLean; president, Mrs..
Archie •Hamilton; vice,presadent,
Mrs. Robert McCabe, jr.; secretary,
Mrs. Art Maskell; treasurer, Mrs.
Wm. McLean; flower fund treas-
urer, Mrs. Harry Jenkins; cancer
items of •imp.ortance for the owner -....representative Mrs. Win. West -
builder. lake; work conunittee, Mrs. Ed.
The course •is designed to ae- Montgomery, Mrs. E. ,Clement,
quaint the prospective home owner, Mrs• F. Smith; Mrs.. Wm. McLean;
with his responsibility is a budder, visiting'committee, 'Mrs. T. Lamb,
to outline work which the may do Mrs. Wm. Wes,.tlake; entertainment
himself and to acquaint him with committee; Met. Walter Daer, Mrs.
some req.uiremen:ts of N.H.A.,rbttild- D. Buchanan, Mrs. W. Quaid.
ing standards. It is not eXpected�A door prize donated by ,Mrs.
that a man will be a gtialified Montgomery was won by Mrs. F.
tradesman .or sub -contractor upon Linklater. A draw was made for
completion of this course, but .it a travelling apron, donated by Mrs.
has been obvious that veterans Hamilton which realized $15.70,
who have taken the construction and was won by Mrs. 'Med Good.
course do have a better knovvledge.• Two additional prizes were won
Zoethout.
a asocial
lunch
Mrs.
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GOD TO'INNSr1P►. 12.
,:--Social Club. The December'
meeting 14 the Social Cl:1ab was
held in the school. The 4Preadent,
Mos. Robert 'McAllister presided.
Several items of business, were
transacted Melee* the election�
of Officers for :the coming years,
The new sla, brought in by Rev.
Mr. .Maote tare: President, Mrs.
Stanley Mcllwain; vice-president,
Mrs. Carl'.Sowerby; secretary, Mi s.
Ger k1.1-t}easur*, Mrs." 11 y :p soiling far hi
lt s°:.•co n
!ler, working rn lace, M•� it'g"A•Pecaaer
Austiin' ' ' 'ler', Mrsr Wi1�ram 'Orter►.
Mrs. a0,01t;ullear, rs..L1 v ett
,wa�i e
.11in; press seere+tary, GO-
. aid
r-
ald Q•nx1)4014-cs, Austin Fuller
and William Par . Several girls
of the �1 fav '> -Wit'h a chorus
accompanied by IVI res. Torn Wilson.
Miss Helen nesse and Miss Marie
Raithby Shoved pictures taken ,on
trip to the British Isles and
pupils of No. 6 are busty
a4
also ..!i •' mg- a cottcex. ' to be.
presexu Monday, December 19.
at TUNEFUL
During the , eighteenth Century
compliicated musical clocks were
the fashion which could play too
one hundred tunes "loudly like a
full band." Anadvertisement of
the . time claimed that such a clack
"besides divers curious motion's,
performs a concert of 80141
mete .' . : to the number of thirty-
two' different tunes including • sets
of airs, minuets, jigga, borees,
zbrabanids, courants etc., on or-
The newt ori
of house construction than the,, by Mrs. McLean and
"uninitiated." The meeting close
One phase of the course is to hour was spent. A d
discuss the.. parts of the Veterans'
Land Act applicable to New House
Construction and to outline such
features as down payment, elegibil-
ity, land requirements and ,repay-
xnent terms.
'New leglslation passed by the
Government in 1954 now makes it
possible to obtain a loan up to
$8,000.00 for the purpose of house
construction on a city sized lot.
There is no down payment if the
veteran owns a suitable lot valued
at $80b.00 or more. It is possible
with careful planning and. hard
work for a veteran who is on a law
r'saiary with 'steady employment to
take advantage of this scheme.
was provided and se
Yfask l and Mrs. McCabe, jr., as-
sisted y the hostess.
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TODAY'S STORY
A real estate agent was showing
an old farmhouse to a woman
prospect, who'made•••a few sketches
on. a pad and admitted, "I could
do a lot with that house. But then
she addedwistfully: "On the other
hand, 1 believe I said the same
thing the first time I looked at my
husband."•
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czalaal Y, DE -1Z
OnS,. S ett, .fitlitai
l±e'ts • ►cry.:1i tale. n .
.
i a fresh ;tune :, ,
repeats .ts. ,at �plearure.
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