The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-01-13, Page 5P
or. sir
( 'ont:nzzed frank Me.
pressure and did net rcee#ve
remuneration. icor it," A he
said. ""This is more thanwe can
say for any ether coach in this
league.," •
Mr. Aldhaurepointed out that
�.. Mr. Evans And. Mr. Willcineon
had tzrgether''`founded the Gode-
er ehe icy-: club., - A -:
"Without the efforts that these
ewe amen put into it, hockey
evould not have, survived in Gode
',rich," he said.
Turning to the appointment of
coach Horner, be. commented:
"He was the only real alterna-
tive, to coach 'Evans. He .has a,
proven record of success as a
fdotball eoaeh and has ,had'pre-
vivivv hockey • experience,
"We feel we have selected'
someone who will" earxy on with
the. good job started by Mr.
Evans."
-. rs-i5 •thee this teedtteh'
in the Central League to. quit`
this season. Jack Stoddart of
the, Owen Sound Greys and Jake
Smola of the Waterloo Siskins
both left their posts earlier tis
season.
THE
BEAUTY LOUN�
WILL BE
CLOSE
JANU.ARY 13th to 26th.
INCLUSIVE
We h• ave been invited to attend the Redkin
Laboratories Special Educational Seminar's in
alornia..,
•
Attendance at this seminar is by special invitation
only and, we feel privileged to have received an
invitation.
THE
BEAUTY LOUNGE
Mayora
Frank, W�alkom And... The '1966 Council
Ra'Iph...J:.oster Named
GDCI Board Chairman.
An Aslif eld Township farmer,
Ralph Foster, was elected head
of . the Goderich; Distinct Colleg-
iate Institute board at ' its in-
• •mow •
Your suit will be tailored for you
. by the famous House Hobberlin.
All cloths tare this fall and winter's
style and Dolor.
Tailored to measure. Sale definitely
ends January 22. -
11 a 1Ei NT' 3E1
TAILORKI
TO
MEASURE
REG. SALE
96.50 77.00
99.0 79.50
110.00 88.00
130.00 104.00.
140.00 112.00
ti
augural meeting Monday.
Mx. _,.Foster has sat on the
boardzias the Ashfield represent-
ative since 1959.
1 `,�v,Yice.-chairman for the year
Will
be Earl „ lliott a town of
Goderich appointee to the board
Named to the standing com-
mittees -for 1966 were:
Finance — Lawrence Rieck,
Barrie Walter, Russel Kernighan,
Dr. Jeck Leitch.
Property -Y- Dr. Leitch, 'Mr.
Bieck, Mr. Walter, Norman Me -
Dow all, Edward East.
Staf relations—Dann Murphy,
Ralph ' Munro,- Mr. McDowell,
Robert Jewell, Dr. R. W. Hughes,
Mr. Kernignan.
• Transportation— Mr. McDow-
ell, Mr. East, Mr. Jewell, Mr.
Murphy
Agriculture and grounds—Mr,
Kernighan, Mr. Jewall,,•, Dr.
Hughes, Mr. Elliott.
Cafeteria—Mr. Murphy, Mr.
Bieck, Mr. Munro.
Vocational—Dr. Hughes, Mr.,
Murphy, Mr. Walter, Mr. Munro.
"I3iilding - Mr. Elliott, plus
members of the property and
vocational committees:
The first named on each com-
mittee wilt act as chairman for
the year.
+ -OBITUARY
NORMAN M. CLAIRMON'T
A nationally -known diver and
dredge operator, Norman M.
Clairmont, died in Alexandra
Hospital last Friday at the age
of,59.• �.
Mr: Clairmont, who lived at 53
Lighthouse street, had been i•11
ler '25_ years.
Born -in Goderich-,- he was the -
son of Max Clairmont and Mary'
Stocker.
A member' of'St. Peter's .Ro-
man Catholic Church, he is sur-
'Visits TB Office
Miss Jean : Robe tson, Superre.
intendent..of the Church of Scot-
land MisAldn Hospital in Tlugela
Ferry, South Africa visited the
Huron -Perth Tuberculosis As
,sociation office- during her visit
in Stratford,
Of the 170 patients (natives) For. Winter Piriving
in' the hospital, 86 arc tubercul
+ .
vived by his wife, the former
Mary Redfern,
He was known throughout -Can-
ada as a specialist in marine and
harbor repairs.
p s.
Oth:.r surviving • members ,of
his family are one sister; Mrs.
John, (Maxine) Pattison, Port
Whitby, Ont., and .his father,
Max Clairmont, Goderich.
After resting at Stiles funeral
home, Requiem High 'Mass was
conducted by the Rev. R Moyni-
han at St. Peter's Chuech. In-
terment followed in-'Maitlanet
cemetery. '
Pallbearersowere: Stan Wilson,
Cliff Webb, Eric Johnstone, .Joe
O'Brien, Sherman Blake and Earl
Allison.
rayer=A#ion
o Be Repeated
Goderieh Mi zisterial ssaci-
atioxi has decided to repeat its
stkecessl:ui prayer.athan .which
was instituted in 11104 to re-'
:pluce the Week a Prayer.
.4�,hex, :w:>
for 'Canada, received nat104-
vide. 111.4licity when it was
first organized, •
`The association has set aside
the 24 -hours starting at 7.3Q
p.m. on, Tuesday, January 18
at St. George's Anglican
Church for the Prayer Vigil,
,Explained the Rev. Gar-
wood Rusell;, "The o4ject be-
hind the vigil is to have con-
tinuous prayer right •around'
the--e-look .._-. __._.. •
• "We have sent out cards to
people asking just what bine
they will be there so we *ill
be able to tell just when" the
blank shots might happen,"
he said.
As last year, in this case,
,Members' of the association
will 'bridge the gap. The
..church will be continuously
light9d and heated during this
per . , "
r
Said Mr. Russell: "People
are encouraged to come in,
pray for or meditatle on the
,needs of the world, and so ful-
fill our nil Son ih the ,world
as Christians."
A service of worship will
be held at the conclusion of
the 24-hour period.
Godedelt SioneliStar, 'They, 141InsirY 13, 9*
MINIMUMWAGE IN EFFECT
A standard minimum wage of l b et a in e effective througbont
$1-25 an hour for komtruetion',Ontario on outlay, Deee1uber
wol lrers and $1,00 per hour for 27th, a.t was Mated by the l ion.
men.and, s on en• in �geuex�ai inq IL. �Lx 4Ttowntree, -Ontario Mini*
dustry, oteis an€i "restaurants ter ni~ Labour...., ,
�.. The .,Department began.intro-
Loc�"� ton - Toronto - Oshawa area, in -
al RlX11 ,rax 1963,end, since t�lren'has
-w tbra
.' •applied 1t gradually by .region
lx'g14ut the prevu ue, ,TheTakes • ,.J"lonors sta�ndnrti piromu w4
UM
• At.linirdine Meng lonspiel been in effect, in, the Southern
0nt'arici area known . as, Zone I;
Sa+turday, January Sth. *a rink sitice I4l arch 9 of phis year. Imo
skipped by Russ Bradford in the, area affected' on Monday Will �} a
9 a,zn. draw won the MVlac,G•ilivary the, 'Northern Q,ntario region` or ,'
Trophy with three wins plus 11•Balkh Zone 2, ,
Bther..members of the rink were The-mnizriuzn- wage act is„ did+
Iianover,'- ard"-Bruce ' Rutledge; •sid P? oteet
Walkerton, lead!' against low-wage" exploitation e,
To win the early draw the and also ',protects eniployere
Bradford rink beat out another from unfair competition based
local rink skipped by Ivan Rivett on the payment of low wages.
with Jamieson Ribey, Ray Fisher Prior to the . introduetlon of
`and Gerald Dus'tow. 'The Rivett the act, a survey determined that
-rink .got: third_ prize with two approximately 132,000 perspns in
wins plus seven." - the regions outside of Toronto;
In , ±he 11 am. draw another Hamilton and O hawa were
local rink was secpzid with two earning less than $1.00 an hour
jhs
nlus 12. Members of this and some as little as 50 an
rink_ were H. Kuenzie, Bill Schee- The legislation covers all en
ferto in �chn Hazlett and Bill Lum- tees p y any bs%ness, trade
or work except apprentices, pro-
fessional people, camp counsel -
e lors for echildrene servants •-in
private residences, 'farm help,
teachers and janitors. Special
provisions are made for students
employed as • hotel, restaurant
and general •workers. during the
school term and vacation per-
iods. Special pro -Visions are
also made for the employnfent
of handicapped ,persons.
The act is administered ;be
the labor ..standards branch of
the department.'
BIRTHS
LONGMIRE.- At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on January 7,
1966, to Mr. and Mrs. William
Longmire. Goderich, a on.
SOWERB .v
.—At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on January 5,
1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Smverby, R.R. 4, Goderich, a
daughter, Connie. •
SULLY. --At Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba, on December 23,
1965, to C.S.T. John B. Sully,
R.C,M.P., and, Mrs.- Sully (She
laglt Lucas), a daughter, ..Nat-
alie Jeanne_
WILLIS.--At Alexandra --Hospit-
al, Goderich, on January 7,
1966, to Mrs. George Willis,
Goderich, ` a son, Geoffrey
Arthur: \ •ti J
Must Modify Habits
ous, Miss Robertson states. A The Canadian winter, among
lot of the tuberculous patients other disagreeable features, pre.
are• childre, -They are kept sop-
a'rate, of course.. alld a separate gents a four-month period of
Sunday School is held for the hazardous 'motoring conditions
children. - during which the prudent motor -
Miss Robertson . teaches the--istu••ha•s to modify some of his
student nurses and will take driving habits if he would 'side
-
back .from Huron -Perth Associa- step the perils which are con -
tions potters, pamphlets and stantly present on snow-covered
educational serviettes to use in tharo:bghfares in a country with
the hospital there one automobile for each three.
SUIT
25 .ST CK SUItS:
Our stock of ready-made suits is nothigh but we are taking 25
suits out of OUT fresh stock and offering them at tliis lovy.price:
REGULAR "69.50
NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATION'S
• 50 TOPCOATS
•
These coats are froour regular stock which
was, bought for fall and winter 1965-66. The
styles are right and so ,are the colours. Baty
now.
REG. 59.50
REG. 39.50
REG. 35.00
REG. 29.95
1
SALE 47.95,
SALE 29.95
SALE 24.95
SALE 19.95
BILTMORE
30 HATS"
REGULAR 10,95 to 1'195
100
.00
25 Si)ort' Coats
If you have. been thinking of Adding a sport
coat to' your wardrobe, wait no longe,r. Buy
now and save many dollars.
REGULAR 39 50
$1 5.00 and $25.00
TONY DAY
S:W E -A T. ER S
There are 72 sweaters In this group and these
, also were Kaught this fall for Chrietmas sell-
ing. Our 'stock a little high so you Save. •
25%,_ 0 F
155 DISCOUNT
REWIDE DISCOUNT
•
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INQUIRE AT
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36 WEST STREET
Sole Agent For This bistrict
inhabitants.
Dominion Automobile- Associ
ation offers below a time -proven
See of rules which vOill, if -ad-
hered to, help guide the motorist
through the winter months with-
outmishap. Cheek yoyar own day,:
ing habits with the suggestions
contained here, and if necessary,
revise your methods to conform.
Start Gently: To' overcome!
rear wheel •sloughing in snow,s.
start slowly, s'econd gear, or
even high gear, will frequently
get a car moving, when,t,lie us-
ual low gearstart only spins the
See And Be Seen: Don't drive
,with a befogged or show -covered
windshield and Wr.i.,rirlows. Don't
start- to roll until7 you can see
your full circle of visibility. Let
others see YOU, by turning on
Iternoon, even if it isn't dark.
I get The "Feel" Of The Road:
by. 4,
I •
PORT ALBERT
The Ladies Guild meeting was
held at the hurtle of Mrs. Days,
Martin. There -were 11 mem-
bers and two visitors. • ,
The.meeting opened with The
Queen. ,
The elec ion of officers, fol-
lowed: Mrs. Harold Adams, pre-
sident, Mre. Foster, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Petrie," treasurer;
Mrs. Elton Draper, flower con-
vener: M°rs. Clarence Hoy, secre- FARMERS' CURLING
try anti press secretary. Farmers' Leagtie Curling *-
Sewing committee, Mrs. Fost- I sults were:
e'r, Mrs. E. Graham, Mrs. C. Hay -F Baer 9 T pagan R
fin, Mrs. R. Petrie, Mrs. E.
braper, Mrs. C. Hoy.
Chancel committee,. Mrs.?. R.
Petrie, Mis. M. Hodges and Mrs.
E. Petrie.
The meeting was 'closed by
Rev: Jay. A' lufich was served
by the hostess., ' •
Personal
Wayne • Draper of, Goderich
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Draper over the weekend.
Baer 7, Rivett '6; Hawkins 9,
Durst 8; dinn 16, Ribey 3; Flese
ter 43, Eedye 7.
Foster„,„is leading with seleen
wins.
The provincial and federal
governments provide Canadian
universities with about.$250 mil- „
lien a year for current expehses
and plant -fund :account.
Your Bulb Can Go Any Tirne ... We Have A
Complete Stock -Of
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MPBELL'S
Check the breaking' efficiency of
the existing road snrface With
a light lest pressure oh the
brake. If you slide, reduce
speed aecordinglY.
Don't "Tailgate": The general-
ly accepted, "car length for each
timei' of year. It takeS from
three to 12 times, the bare road
factor to:stop your car ori, ice
and snow. Set up your folloW•
ing distance with this in mind.
Brake Before Turns: Antici-
pate a .reduction in speed and
let your engine help you brake
for a turn. A fast, right-angle
turn on snow can throw you' out
of control into an "about-face"
"Pump"' Brakes When Slow -
•Ing: Don't risk a dangerous skid
by sustained brake pressure
when slowing or stopping. Ap-
ply brake ie gentle- interznitent
pressures.
Carry Along Some Traction -
Makers: Always 'carry a shovel,
sozne sand, and tire chains (if
'you don't have snow tireq. in
your trunk. Try putting the
sand in cardboard milk contain-
ers for easy spreading under
wheels.
Don't -Tata -Your Car Muffler
For Granted: A leaky muffler
or exhaust pipe can spell "cur-
tains" for ych under winter con-
ditions. Have the boys at the
filling statio!' check these parfs
ever9 time your car is on the
grease rack.
Don't Try To Push Your Stall-
ed Car Out Of A Snowbank:
Especially if -you are over forty!
A severe strain on a .faulty heart
can result from the unaecestom-
ed exertion pushing of.a car out
low truck than an ambulance!
Use Your Seat Belts At All
Tithes: Seat pelts are particular-
ly valuable in winter type skid-
. ding mishaps. Don't drive Any-
where without them in place.
WHY YOU -
SHOULD CONVERT
YOUR PRESENT
EQUIPMENT TO
SAFE, ECONOMICAL
OIL HEAT
It's easy to convert to oil.,We have,a complete
line of top quality ESSQ' 1-ke‘ ating Equipment to
choose fram • EsgT9 burner-- $1.85 A month •
month. And now, with Esso heating equipment,
we can arrange for you to get ESso ,IclOMe Heat
Service, at no cost. Your best guarantee 'for
continuedfhome heating comfort.
*installed to ,your existing duet tqLot.,
Just phone for an appOintment"—no` obligations -
SERVICE „ELECTRIC
(GODElikH) LIMITED
30 VICTORIA ST. N. 514.85111