The Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-12-04, Page 20•
THE GODERIck SIGNAL -STAR
BRIDGE WINNERS
41,XlItbleS of duplicate bridge
were engaged in play at the regu-
lar Monday night game's. at Mrs.
A. A. Isrlcors apartment Winners
Halasz, 49 points; Mr. E. L. Dean
Mr, and Mrs. J. Papernick 44
.Toledo, 'Ohio, were in town • last
• week and visited Mrs. Fowlie's
VOTE AS YOU LIKE — BUT VOTE!
Vote Jim Bisset
FOR' TOWN COUNCILLOR •
FOR TRANSPORTATION, PHONE 489
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH:
Your vote and influence will be very much appreciated..
I have served you to the best of my' ability in the past,
and I will endeavour to do the same in the future if elected.
Thanking all for your support in the, past and wiihing you
the very best at Christmasrand New Year's. .
John H. Graham
YOUR VOTE AND
INFLUENCE WILL pE
AS COUNCILLOR FOR
GODERICH, IN 1959.
COMPLIMENTS OF THE
SEASON.
John E.
Huckins
Laying the Trans-Cahada pipeline was no easy
task as will be seen, from, this picture taken
near North Bay as workmen put down the
30 -inch 'pipe.
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Perth -Huron Jersey Club Elects New
Officers; See Increased Milk Sales
New president of the Perth -
Huron Jersey Club is George Adair,
RR. 5, Stratford. , Mr. Adair waS
choSen to follow Thomas Rathwell,
R.R. 3, Clinton„ in the office at the
annual meeting'. of the club held.
Monday afternoon in the agricul-
tural office, Stratford,.
Principal speaker for the occa-
sion was J. Dudley„Oliver, secretary
of the Ontario JerseSt Club, Toronto,
whoge principaiwork is promoting
Jersey milk sales in Ontario.
Other officers elected are: vice -
IC Skinner-,
St. Pauls, Thomas Moore, 4.1t. 4,
Goderich; secretary -treasurer, It. IC.
White, Stratford; assistant, D. H.
Miles, Clinton; directors, North
Bell, Shakespeare, Peter Peterson,
briefly outlined the work the On-
tario association is attempting to
aecomplish, He said that they are
trying to make it possible for
farmers to make a. good living out
of selling. Jersey milk, and redict-
ed that sales in 1958 will exceed
those of 1957 by 35 to 40 per cent.
Joins Florists'
Telegraph Group
ASHFIELD
. Joe Moody received the vote
of thanks award from the area
commissioner, Ge'orge Nutt. Sign,
ed by the Governor General of
Canada, the award is in recognition
of Mr. Moody's years of faithful
service to St. John's Ambulance
which dates back to brigade work
shortly after World War L He
has instructed in first aid courses
,Goderich for many years and,
id'i'addition, has put his practical'
first aid training to use at hockey
games, in an industrial plant or
wherever the need arose.
Mr. Charles Breckow Was Ore
sented with a ten year award for
completing his tenth examination
in first aid clastes given by St.
John's Ambulance, in which organ-
ization he has been active in Gode-
• rich for 'many years.
A meeting will be held in the
Board Room of Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital this Sunday
at 2.30 p.m., at which time all
ose interested in forming a St.
hnti Ambulance Brigade in Gode-
rich are invited to attend.
Election Reilits
ASHFTELD, Dec. 1.—Mr, Lloyd
MacDonald, , Uranium City,
In H.
travelled by plane and is visiting . .
MacDonald for a few days.
Mrs, Frank MacLennan is visit-
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Ainslie,
in Toronto, where a new baby
daughter has arrived. Congratula-
tions.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Elliott and
American Thanksgiving with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Mac-
Donald.
Duncan Allan spent a few days
with his uncle, Mr. George Allan,
of Battle Creek, Mich.
OTTY=Tr'fie florists' Tele-
graph Delivery Association an-
nounced today that the W. J.
has been accepted as a meinber of
the association.
The owner of the new•FTD shop
R.R. .5, Stratford;. .Sonth. Perth, .is Wilfred J. Denomme.
Harold Myers, R.R. 2, Stratiord;', The assoCiation whose winged
mercury trademark guarantees cus-
tomer satisfaction, now has ap-
proximately 11,000 members in
United States .and Canada 'Who
handle .flowers- sent by Wire.
Flo-wer Shop pan have flOwers and
'Plants delivered td any point, in„
Sydney Harlow, RR. 2, .St. Pauls,
Ed. Krueger, R.R. 3, Stratford,
Huron, • Irwin- -Trewartha, 2,
Seaforth, Ray Fisher, R.R. ,6, Gode-
rich Leslie Jervis, R.R. 2, ,Clinion,
Garde Martin; R:R.• 4; Goderich.
I solicit your patronage at the polls on Monday neitt,
December 8, as Councillor for the Town of Goderich. „,
If elected, I will do my utmost to serve you to the best
of my ability.
Harold Montgomery
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11---REET
LIGHT SO FAR
Although the winter fleet is light.
right now—with only six boats—
it is -expected that additions in
the neat= future Will bring the total
up to. abont the same as lasf year.
The Upper Lake and St. Lawr-
ence Transportation Company and
also the Goderich Elevator and
Transit Company are expecting
To date the boats . at ,Goderich
harbor are: "Brynbarge, Alexander
Holley, Barge, 137,- Collingdoc,
ve members Of the 1958 Huron
ounty 'Connell weret,thosen by
the voters in municipal elections
held Monday. Jose'Ph Kerr waS
re-elected deputy -reeve of' Wing -
ham; Norman Jones was re-elected
reeve-of-Hensall. At Clinton -,--W-:
J. Miller was elected reeve, suc-
ceeding Burton Stanley, who will
be mayor in 1959; Melvin Crich
was elected deputy -reeve, succeed-
ing Nelson Trewartha, . who has
retired from municipal Office.
ltoy Adair -had been -prettiOusly
returned by acclamation to the
office---of---reeve--of-Wingham, which
he has held during 1958. ,
At Exeter, Pooley gained
re-election as mayor; turning back
a challenge by Ralph Bailey. The
reeve (*Exeter, William McKenzie,
had previously been returned by
acclamation for another term next
year.
liam Jewitt had been returned by
acclamation as reeve, the election
Monday chose four township coun-
cillors from a field of five: Tom
,Leiper headed the •poIl,, with Hugh
Flynn, Emmerson Hesk, and Archie
Young also elected. •
At Hensally. where, seven candid.
as village councillor, one of the
11#11415DAY, D'APC. 4th, 1958
raw third in the sevenaman field,, cillor at Hensel Was beaded by
was elected; Mrs. Minnie Noakes' to gain election. The pallier coun-
but Mrs. Edna Mae Sangster failed Lorne Hay.
. ... for clearing our entire stock of
4, FMESTONE "Town and Clountry" SNOW TIRES
' after we advertised our special "2 for' 1" deal in las week's
papero
A new shipment of these famous tires has just arrived,
and our offer still stands as long as the supply lasts.
USED OARS for sale at SPEOIAL OHRISTMAS
, We have some mighty good, clean, late model
TEXACO SERVICE
-Firestone and ,Volkswagen
80 Victoria Street Phone 20
IDEAL
CONSTRUCTION CO.
GODERICH
eeted-on-Harniiton-Street-in-former-Bradley Machine Shop,
next to Royal Hotel)
We offer you A-1 WORKMANSHIP, PROMPT SERVICE
and the right prices in everything in our line, including—
New' Buildings, Factories, ,Offices, Garages and' New Houses:
MODERNIZING of all homes from basement to attic. Also
specializing in colored- concretes,--acid-proofed concrete and
concrete with steel top, All floors are machine -trowelled.
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your`home needs improvements, we shall also be glad
to help you get HOME IMPROVEMENTS LOANS for your
job.
REMEMBER—No job too big
M. Christensen,
PHONE 1487. AFTER
or too small. We are always
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Pat *Patterson,
Manager.
e're real
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May
ooney
TO THE 1959 COUNCIL
FOR THE TOWN OF GODERICH.
FOR THRIFTY AND -SOUND ADMINISTRATION
TREE STANDS
Having been nominated to•reOresent you on the 1959 Town
Council, I hereby respectfully solicit your patronage.
SPECIAL '498c
Johnson ,
SNOW BOY
A one-man Snow.Blower that
clears walks and driveways
in •minutes1
TURKEY :BINGO
Sponsored by Baylield Lions
BAYFIELD TOWN HALL
Friday, December 12 - 8.30 p.m.
25 dAMES
25 TURKE:StS
Reg. $149.50
$129 50
SPECIAL
FREE (OVER
with each purchase of a
SUNBEAM
FRY PAN
2 sizes to choose from.
HEATING
PAD
Reg. $7.95
LO
_for -EVERYONE:. in tke
M ily!
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Ask for your
•FFEE BALLOTS
for
Breck idge higrd'ware lias -3. full flocort of
FREE
V AVV.
Every purchase of $1.015
or more at Our store
teorowitiIe,s: you 4o a chance
-Wonderful Gift -u-ggestions. Donl miss our
, MANY SPECIALt!
New Presto STEAM IRON
Choice of colors
Presto FRY PANS with Glass
Cover and Control
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REG.
$22.75
All -Metal HAMMERS
4 -piece. TUMBLER SET with
Carrying Rack, a lovely gift!
Large COOKIE JARS,
assorted styles'
SPECIAL tv"/
$17 95
$21.95
$2.982 $2,49
COFFEE CARAFES, $8.98
beautifyLgold trim
22 -Carat Gold Trimmed
DEVILED EGG PLATES
Gold Trimmed
t , RELISH DISHES
New G.S.W.
ELECTRIC TEA KETTLES
Sunbeam
MIXMASTER
$1.98
$1.79
$5.98
1.19
Christmas Special
See Our Gigantic
YLAND
SECOND FLOOR
MIXMASTER $25.75 $21.95
,Sunbeam Junior
FiNE ENGLISH BONE CHINA
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CUPS and SAUCERS
SPECtAkev-r 1445.
; COLEMAN 51,000 B.T.C1: OUTPUT
Reg. $157.90 - SPECIAL $137.50
OIL HEATER with fan
AUTOMATIC WASHERS
AS LOW AS $279.95
/ Automatic Washer and Dryer Set
mission:
COME ONE — COME ALL
Prteeds for Lions Service Work 4£0
lit 21 47424%*Wat9iDatD,Wearatai2MIttVanl'Altv ass.76•441,4424247%
SPECIAL $5.49
ONLY ONE SET TO BE ,OFFERED AT THIS Pnice.
' Modal 90
THE BIGGEST DISPLAY OF'. TOYS
IN THIS STORE1 HISTORY!
POWER
with Moth -Resisting CHEST
Both FOR. $99.95
Bathroom Scales
Choice of colors.
SPECIAL $7 95
FINDLAY
30" GAS RANGE
for Natural or Propane Gas.
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SPECIAL
Christmas Lightung
AND -
Tree _Decorations
INDOOR and OUTDOOR
twoctociztqcimeigictoatcimmiciatetocte
Christmas Tree
C.C.M. SKATES
CLEARING AT
ROCK -BOTTOM PRICES
Broken Size Range.
Hockey Sticks
and
HOdKEY EQUIPMENT
HARDWARE Phone 135
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