The Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-06-02, Page 2a
Goderich SignaTStar, Thuxstra , e 2nd; 1000
Down Memorys'
4t tiberir I ttat-t,tar 7 /10.-73p i 1
. __
.____
--p-.- The County Town Newsbaire: o Huron, --0-- +1g 50 Years Ago --1910
�► Gundry Bros. stile brought a
Established big' crovtd of people to town
1848c�Nl~ptia Published t 4! and was the biggest event of
614 by CVL 0 .he kind held in this part of
�rkiw no+: Si72na1.-Star Puhlisbing Limited she country for many years. It
�j its' 113th year of publication rFR rM�rRs Assoc`" °° "'°"'
,._�....... nrF►,,..- .,,•,• ����•a�,s ' estimated that ---including
ri,r t:, ;iJF^ .,,:4!,k�`s� t?Y �rh»dr`�s* ,-1144.* ori,-eL4`.,
•tone barn—the 'sale
�.Ild the stone
netted close to $15,0000 , The
ivery ,-tyusiness and its assets
Frere sold because of the con.
uniting, itlneSs of.'W. H. Gundry.
V ----•-- ills brother, Thomas Gundry,
glar2ned° to carry on the .auc-
tioneering . business.
dui ti'`:hit lona~ y;�a►r2-r.uaiide-nt-
ified local businessman was- in
collision with a wagon on Ham-
ilton street, opposite the Col-
borne Hotel stable. The 'auto
Was upset and considerably darn -
aged. The car owner claimed
•
k . ailc
LataM'Mt G4..,. ,ry4x.
�Urb ., hrserip.tIon. rates .00.•a, dear.; L iii +J:4ri .,: n advi e
Authorized as second-class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa.
Member of C.W.N.A.;- O.W.N.A. and A.B.G. -
3,300. GEO. L. TfL.LIS, Editor . and Publisher.
Circulation- Tovelc
SliUT IN' S�
Sunday, June 5th, is Shut-ln's Toy. - pleasure by remembering 'them. Vou-• can
As many of ourreaders know, the -idea u'f stand A card,' a' gift, flowers, or better stilt,
Shut-in's Day originatt'll'!•in Goderich- and visit those whom yell know ar not alit
has since become international in scope. to get' out. the tiva'gon should not have been
For this 'reoa: on, it is particularly ittl� lsable but-Itt grand o Day would be a g • p
left where it was on the street.
that uleltlerieh residents' should et�IltlIitle to immunity for some st'I•vit'e club in t:t�del•lt'h Men's stilts ranging in price
set a good example in seeing that the day; to do good. it could make spet•ial arrange- from eight dollars to $15 were
ro Berl • observedlocally• tnents' with local t'hilt-011es ftir .the d5s .advertised in- The Signal by
•
HOLMSVILLE
191 Mbqk
HOL.�.ME* '�, May' 30.
F-int+l�cx undo6wii1 gbsery
is In I y ,
Age, disability and illness have ,confined transport the :diet -Ins to ehureh and.,
more of our fellow citizens to their homes where necessary, provide wilt_elt••liairs for
for prolonged periods of time than we otten seating. If -any of the Shut-Tn's found It
and pressure of modern ton,_tliffit•tllt to manoeuvre into e}lurt'h they by Mayor H. J. A. MacEwan,
realize. < The }furry urged citizens to observe the
dSy living ! .apt to eatltie ils to 11211I1tt'It '011ld be taken for a brief t'aI' drive around anniversary of Magna Charta
tionally overlook relnelnberiutr these folks. town to give thele a bright spot to rem, -'m- Day on Sunday, June 15.
Why not take a few �I i rnt'nt- o on 51121- ber anion' the many dreary hours they are William Rothwell organist at
, g
givF' these people -_-anti yourself.- - ,•iiintpellt�t} to remain indoors. St. Andrew's Church, Stratford,
day ,i nt1 } [ was appointed organist at Knox
. 'Church, Goderich.
A FATALITY FREE—R E-CORDHensall thumped Goderich
-20-2 `in the opening ball game
of the season. The only run -
No twitter how carefully all the Citi- lie tifet\ \' fair to the piiLiitt inforniatit111 ners to score for Goderich were
zens of -•tny one tymffrnunity might drive',- i1nisrlriI" Ii2"' I'4•I-,T--Sehair 40a-1441kri1 for- Onelstri P. a1Td-.Johtontp'eons
its traffic' • fatality record can be marred the honor thronp!}2 exseptional services to arrived home Wednesday with a
by reekless driving visitors to that eot21- safety in 1959, - - (note attached to its -leg. The
'
munity. Ooderieh wag fortunate ill 19:29 With rr,spt•i•t to the latter ,wart -1 n,', note, signed by Capt. H. J.stated that the bird had
in that none ref its car driver' wt r' illvol attention s}iotlld be drawn to the enitiiiltt heen naboard the steamer Cor-
ved in a traffic fatality within the muni,•i- "Safety - P's and (la's'' vvhiell frecltlently'nell on Lake Erie. The bird
Polity nor
vv ere any of the visiting, car.. appears in The •lignal Star. This ccilttmll,was one of the ,pigeons entered
drivers rs in (;oderich. (i0(101'101's 12t.11ieve- is pt•epared jointly by the Town of Gni t' -,Ina week -end flight from Peru,
d4` ..
Walter C. Pridham.
a„z
42, '-Teas legs- Ie,�an.c has, excrcases-Of ' the S�tratfortl cn-� a i
Macdonald
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
s 1st week' were Mr. nd
('sem;
of Chicago.
Kitson spent a
Rev. Neila '
accepted the- position of junior 1 eral Hospital Schon. •• w...x ,
teacher in the new Holxnesville at which time Miss Elizabeth
school.
Miss Frances McCullough,
. of the
siionto's=-=�'it!eSterrl _-- ifosp --
in ' Helnesviile United Church ; spent the week -end with her is
et 1'1 a.m., on June 5th. Guest ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me- �Z'
speaker will be Mr. Murray, El-
and ,7.30 p.m. with Rev. R.G.
MacMillan, of (oderieh, ar-
range, o Auburn, was one
graduates.
of
Hawes u g est. s ke ��"=--- # •_ `' .`,"'"
!y - !`^..-.rv_'.-"",-
e
-Wks- P PRESENTED PLAQUE
i�s. +c an o otfeDflIt 11Trs E die Allen, "Scotty' spending a few weeks with Mrs p t few days lir. F. M. Scotty Wood,
Mr. and 'Mrs. D. E. Gliddon. in LoYldon last week. operator of the Schell Service
— i11 eCom ale has Station on Kingston street was
'ell ugh. beep appointed a commissioner
recently honored at London by
� � ��„� to 'he Presbyterian General As- .Shell Oil. Ile Was presented'
of Warren, Mieh., and Mr. and AsHFJE v, May 3+1. -- Miss se'm`bly ,iG'LkP h' with a .plaque in recogn'i'tion of
Mrs. Frank Lawson and family, Mabel Macdonald, atf Windsor, Anniversary services in Ash- his st relations Lions ears of with ifriendlybusi-
I. don spent the week -'end with her field Presbyterian Church will e,
of Oakridge Acres, on�' -•w o :. r •, public. sz ,;:s
liott, a former Holmesville boy.
Miss Eleanor Yeo, of Royal
Victoria Hospital, •Montreal,
:pent the week -end with her
ssoSposts, ,M-. ,zt.u,4 Mrs Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown,
{gyp ;i�, y/_� �t
' .. ... d.Yy1,7-ICf'}•tr. .,, L.:.. .. Gu M•'.} I^f. f:'4K-1�Y' ^",, y.F�A^ 'er RI A. t.1l ;.r.= �" N=.-"'�-.
Miss Mary Helen Yea, datigh- and Mrs. D. E. Gliddon.' "'W'h'ile
ter of Mr. and Mrss.' Jaek Yeo, here, along with Mrs. Glidclon,
has graduated from the Strat- they attended the graduation
30 Years Ago -1930
A town proclalnatiort, signed
KIVIEW--CA5INO
GRAND BEND
Dancing Every Saturday
Dance to The Music of
Lionel . Th'prntbn and •HIS -Casa Ra Orchestra.
aisaso
di a ..
w�' A�t�-'�-1:I2 _•ot��ietalxr.•. 19�ai9 _�i,,ltsattt»::a; ,,1,X4.f�: r
r:ie.h ,P'a1,ix,a •.aw],....:.the...Gadei ieh Jap• ti�ae —7,2 lin an ,,1 _„<t,
fatality is to be formally recognized on contains helpful' hints on sMe# '',-Nr'tt}r-res-1 15 Years Ago= -1945
June 15th with the prese,ntatittn of a Cita- peet to both motorists and petlestrians.'Thyeare mortgage covering
aVictoria"
tion Award from th%e Canadi:iii' Ti„ig;}h°as' It has been aimed particularly at StreettIta«'int,.United Church was bur
Safety Council. w the attention of • motorists to he . 'areflil sed, d Ln an impres9 ve s•peaial
Mayor E. C. Fisher, on behalf of the where children on the streets are concerned•service conditcted by Rev: L. H.
municipality, will receive the award on the 'i\ have no doubt blit that Many of tlieTurner nea ,pige
o
n Synod of Huron
aforementioned' cline fron'1”'-Iron. •milli T'ar warnings contained in the column havelpurchased the Stinson Pdr7i1, tin
emko, Provincial ealinet minister, at a been heeded by both parents and l'hiltlrent'the Blue Water Highway; be -
luncheon at Toronto, alike. The Town. of GOderleh Poliee. ailtl.twe-en Bayfield and' St. Joseph,
At this sante Ontario Safety Loague 1he-Gorlerit'l2 .Tayeees are to lw). iiimen,teil,to be used as a church camp.'
Mr, send firs.. H. Kretsinger,
luncheon t}►c►e will also he preset) Pub for thein' effort. alontY thisi;nt�•:of Winter .Park, Florida, pur-
'chased the beautiful local resi-
W E READ THATdente known , as "The Castle”
.from Mrs. J. Wesley Reid, of
• • Detroit and Goderich. -
Down in their hearts Wise glen know Some industrial ottneerns have learned 10 Years Ago=1450
this 'trilth: 'the only -way to help yourself miteli about how to attract anti hold per_. .Rain forced Goderich racing
is to held others. - ' . sons of ilifrii creativity and iptclligence• officials to call off their spring
The military, Iinund by many riindities 111 meet after three of the 10 heats
, the treatment of its personnel, has learned had been ,inn off.
*
p Rev. Howard Minneker, of
A small town.. is where everybody less. And labor unions still have far to £:n Larder Lake, was chosen pastor
knows what everybody else is doing alai if -they are to develop a forward-lonkln •.o.><, Bethel Pentecostal Taber -
they all buy the weekly paper to see how policy for the nurture of talent within rade In Goderich. The depart
,,ing pastor was Rev. J. A. Pear -
'much the editor dares to print, their ranks, ,on.
Operators of local, restaur.-I
ants organized an association,'
with -.George Baechler- - to
s .,.-tr#4t rWA4Y 4ro!7ariw
xii:d,�.�t�tu�mu�,.,"'�naa4*.�^;�� .s4t�7hµ"d:aAue:'..a:•vi*a
It leas' announced -Ehat Emer,
son's .drug store would move,
from its location on the Square'
to the former CPR office at the
'corner of West street and the,
Square. .
1
HARNESS
R
HAIR STYLING
-AND ALL TYPES OF
• BEAUTY CARE
4,GRADUATE OPERATORS
Harry Colclough
Len Pounder
Audrey Banter
Elizabeth Holton
FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL JA 4-7461
EVENING APPOINTMENTS — LpN and AUDREY
at GODERICH
WED., JUNE S
it-
at 5 p.m. sharp
HE--ATHER BEAUTY SALON
LIGHTHOUSE STREET
-20
2.30 Stake -Purse $1000 -2.25 Classified
- U
2.21 Classified, Free-For-AI1
McDONNELL STARTING GATE TORY GREGG, ANNOUNCER.
PHOTO FINISH
betting Privileges
DON MacKAY, President. HUGH HILA,, Secretary.
IMON111011.1.11M111111111110111111, ~MN
IL-Tir-,Otwtancly�
Anniversary
%OFF
En -tire Stoc
• China
n
• - Watches,
• Clocks m
• Rings
• Jeweliery
•. Pewter
• Brassware
• Peus & Pencils
• Shavers
• Binoculars
• Barometers
USE
• Crystal
• Figurines
• . Mirrors
• Lamps
.w *.waMwa*a��r•�..
• luggage
• Leather Goods
• Jift Ware
• Appliances
• Portable Radios
Si. HELENS
ST. HELENS, May 30:—Mrs.
`Frank M'cQuil'lin, 'Mrs. Allan i
Miller and Mrs, Gordon Finlay-(
son, of Lochalsh, attend -ed grad-
uation exercises of Stratford }
General Hospitaleiss-thd Festival,
Theatre on Saturday. Mrs. Mc -1
Quillin and Mrs. Finlayson with I
other members of, the 194-01
graduating class and those of
1950 were special guests.
Mr, and Mrk. Frank McQuillin
and Terry Wilson, were recent
guests' of Mr. and Mr -s. Jam -es,
Wilsdn and family at Exeter.
Mrs. - Gordon MacPherson ac-
companied them and visited
with LAC Fred and Mrs. Thottp-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. George Linlay,
of Detroit, were week -end visit-
ors with Mr. and .Mrs. E. W.
Rice.
Supper will he observedin the
United Church next Sunday
morning, In the evening • a re-
presentative of the Bible So-
ciety wil lgive an illustrated lec-
ture, "Leaves of the Tree." An
invitation is extended to the
community to attend these ser-
vices..
$80,000N
LIC
i
as
N ,,, & "?a,-7.; . -.1,, fJµIN•..'-tjyTractors
X.i.V F$a'?:�0-' , -., • rap aJ �rz t'a acre ice.� ru _
LJIDATI.�
In
xeter
DAYS ONLY —THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
JUNE 2, 3 and 4 -Open 9 a.m. to Midnight
WHAT
You have 'guests and nothing
to do? Well, why don't you
bring them to the Bluewater Lounge
anytime between 12 noon and
2 . a.m., for full course meals,
lunches and dance to the ,juke
box.
Regular public dance Saturday
nights.
-22
GIMMICK
GIVEAWAYS
FREE GAS
SURE, we could offer you something
for nothing, but obviously we'd have
to tack the price onto our cars. In.
stead, we've put our prices down --
away down. You can buy your own
"premium" with the money • you save
at Snider's.
..
JhLLiSa genuine
Car Sale. We've cut
our .Prices simply
•
because we have too
many Cars.. If you
want ood Carvalue,
without a lot of non-
sense, ,
Conie see' us!
DON'T MISS
OUR MANY
YES, we do offer excellent finance
terms you can afford.
58 'Edsel Hardtop
Citation 4 -door, got everything but,
the kitchen sink, only 22,000mmiles,
new $5890. ti
NOW $21 9 5
57,Chev Sedan
210 series, radio, 2 -tone; make your
neighbours envious.
a
Now $1425
CARS
rla.44, *ire7,n .5¢9 r i.crat
MIMS
57 Ford Sedan
Fairlane, 2 -tone, automatic, radio,
a steal: `
NOW $149 5
56 Monarch Sedan
Automatic, radio, tinted glass,
windshield washers, whitewalls,
power brakes, power windows, pow-
er seat: She's yours. -
NOW °$1439
Ford Country Sedan
1956, a 4 -door autom tic, radio, the
real thing for that camping trip.
Now $14 30
56 Plymouth Sedan
V-8, radio, straight stick, broken, in
'by a friendly finance man.
55 Plymouth
Hardtop, 2,door,�automatir;`
6-cyl., a sexy, cheap -running job.
Now $879
54 Dodge Sedan.
.__.." -tion ;-abeve"-a 'erage.
NOW $728
TRUCKS
NOW $994
53 Ford Coach
Needs --a- --motor:'_
$295.
56 Ford 3 -ton Dump
Gone over from stem to gudgeon.
,Now $1661
58 Thames Panel
A real delivery job.
NOW $999
54 Hough Payloader
YOUR
N FRIDAY
$1.00
Specials
TURDAY NIGHTS
Bell-Beil-Bell-Ben
ty, yard bucket.
NOW $2409
umeemseeslissiossralimiesseereeisswesesslossmos
YES IT'S THZ
Bell.Aires back again to play
FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 3,
at the
Blueyater Louge
r otors
13,4 miles South of Gociertch,
on Highway for a Toari.20
MONARCH EDSE
•
EXETER