The Goderich Signal-Star, 1951-07-12, Page 5DAT SERVICES
Goderich Churches
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GONE. TO, qiuni,cH
NEWS OF, DUNGANNON
. DUNGANNON, July 11. - Mr.
Thmaid :Chisholm' has rettirned
lining after a week spent in :the
ilrodericlt hospital, receiving treat -
',tient for a broken first toe. The
accident occurred when lie Was un-,
loading lumber from a truck and
plank fekIrsit- feet, smash-
ing the toe quite badly. .
andlgris. Gordon Kidd, Ryan
and Sheila, of Islington, have been
visiting at. the J. J. Ryan home. •
ROL Montgomery, sr., of
Woodstock, dropped in -nu his waY
from a holiday at Wiarton and
visited for it while on Saturday
with his son, Robt. Montgomery,:
jr., telephone lineman. . •
Mrs. N. F. Whyard og. Loudon
L visiting her t3iSter-.111-IRW, MISS
Ida, Whyard, R.N. a 0 0 -
Mrs, Alma Vineand daughter,
'Suzanne, of Toronto, have been
spending holidays with the former's
brothers, 'Cecil and Harold Blo.ke.
'Visitors on Monday , With Mr.
Thos.' 'AleCann were „Miss Carrie
McCann, .Clinton, Mi•ss Carrie
O'Neil, of Goderich, Mrs. Aibelt.
Sutter and daughters., Annette and
Marylin, and Mrs. Hebei of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Murray,
Miss Shirley Finnigan,Mrs. Char-
lotte, .Reid and son Gordon vhsited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Reid, of. Port Elgin.
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Mrs. Lloyd Hodges nnd ;infant
daughter arrivedhome from the
Goderich • hospital one day last
week.' .
Visiting Mrs. Bob Montgomery
at the first. of the week was her
mother, MTS. Nathan .Pettit, and
daughter Bernice, of Delhi. -
Z.:Wan 4\-. • a iti•Rat •11Mf*" FAIM a • a GM', triMtr7C-x-Mitiiiifiiil-Nift•ilf
ST, GEORGE'S CHURCH
• SUNDAY; JULY 15th, .1951
8.30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.'
11 .a.m. IIOLY COMMUNION AND SERMON.
- REVEREND BEVERLY ,H. FARR; B.A., LJh. RECTOR
A. W. ANDERTON. Organist and. Choirmllsterr
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North Street United Chuich
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Knox Presb• yterian church.
JOINTSERVICES
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NORTH gTREET UNITED CHURCH
MINI/TER IN CHARGE -
REV. R. G. -Ma,c1VII11LAN
SERMON: "WHEN 'JESUS SIGUED.'!
COME -LET US WORSHIP THE LORD
The .001Wanasix. Junior raruterS
tincU Junior Insg„tute will hold the
annual cliu.rch service in- Dungan-
non United Cituecit on •Suntlay 0111 -
tug, Ju.ly 15th, at, 8 pan.. The
atte.-st spcitker will .be Rev. J. Hex-
rdwer of Betimiller. ,L). 1 I are w01 -
aid Mrs. Glen Springer of
Till:souburg are visiting. the ladY'§
.parents, Mr. and:. -.Mrs, Harvey
1.1gize, 4th conteission of Ashfield....
.Presentaltimi,-Mr, and.Mrs. War-
ren Zinn, newlyweds, were honored
with a dance recepganat the Agri-
cultural Hall on ThurSdaY evening.
,:rhe ,Carrothers :Oreitestra supplied
music. The young couple were.
presentedwith a purse of money
by Mr. Ivan Rivett, with gr. my -
tell Alion, reading an • address' con-
veying best wishes. . , y • ,
A Little Child Taken. ---Sorrow is
felt . in the. •honie of Mr. and •Mrs.
Fred Young, whose baby girl;rthree
mouths of age, was found) lifeless
when they vise on Friday morning.
Karen , Yvonne ' was home for a
mouth after two; montlia, Spe4 - in
an incubator at the, Goderich hos-
pital and she had made splendid
gains. A private funeral service
was conducted by Rev. J. Bright
on Saturday- afternoon- :and the
interment was in the .Dungannon
cemetery, . .
Property 'Changes Hands,- Mr,
K. K. _Dawson, of . the village 'oen-
eral .store,.,htts, purchased" froin
Reev.6 E. Finnigan the Allen block,
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with. th exception, of that.. part-
tol
belonging the West • Wawanosh
Fire Insurance Company°, Mr. and,
Mrs. Finnigan will remove .in the
fall to Walkerton, Mr.„ Finnigan
having been appointed assessor:tor
the &may of Bruce. The part of
the block purchased includeS' the
Finhigan• apartment, ,the .former
postoffice stand, and the • office • of
•the. Bank. of Commerce. •
Orange Service,. .,-- Theannual
Orangemen's church . serVice . Was
beld• on. Sunday evening in .the Dun-
gannon .United • Church, following
an Orange. parade from the hall.
Rey. Jae. Brig-ht,,Who has acldress.ed
the • Orangemen the last two years,
nielitio.ned. the -NM-CS' ,takenafi-T,), re
and for Al third ' address••••chose
a text . from Paul's letter' AO the
Galatians, , qui. Chapter, .6th.• verge.
Mrs. R. D:-Alunro .at the piano -as-
sisted•.‘Irs. L....,Stingel„ Organist Pp
the -, hYmns; and' accompanied
Messrs. Aubrey and Stuart Toll of
'Auburn in vocal dtiets; "Jesus of,
Nazareth" .and The Ka viou r. for
Taking Steamier Course. -- .Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Mans Z knee Gwen
Finnigan 1 have returned ' front' t heir
hbn,e,ytnoon' ;trip and . have emu,'
menced stadieg in a Summer course
at 'Hamilton. 'Both have taken
position's as teachers in n school -at
Islington. Previous to their, mar-.
Huge- at - the. •ilinngannon ..United
Clitirch on June,Ath, the- hride-to-.
be- was-- feted' With a" dinner 'patty
at the school, in, London where, she
taught and . Members cif the staff
Presented her,,,,, with 1ove13r gifts:'
About lifty guestsmetat" the rime,
of :Mrs, Otto. -Popp, Dungannert, On
Friday evening, June' -22nd, for a'
miseellaneouS • shower arranged' in
honor' of• the bride-te-be. headings'
and ' contests` made'. an enjoyable
evening, •after ..which a. dainty hutch.
was Served. , Assisting the lieslesS.
were Mrs. Alvin Sherwood and
Airs. Durnin Philips.' . . ' •
Death of • Matthew •Shaekleton.-;;
The sudden O'illaose and death of
10 Alai -thew . Shackleton, : Dungannon,
TAYLOR'S CORNER
TAYLOR'S coRNDlt, 9-01Y 1-1,-
Quie a large ,number from this
Community attended the9SturdY
unionlheid oi tlie lawn of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter MacPwan's home at
Godirich on Satarda.Y.
Miss Maxine Sturdy of London
Spent the week -end. at her home
,in Gcalerich townsbfp
. :We are sorrx to report that two
menthel:s of- •our kommunity, Mr;
ISame,e1 AleNall and Mr. Wilmot
Iratieke, are patients in Alexandra,
lloSpita1 as a result' of accidents.
MCIS'all was severely inured
when gored, by a- hull itt his• home
on Monday night, and Ur. -Haacke
lost two ffngers as a resplt of an
accident while ihaying. We )rvish
them speedy recoYery. •
Ladies' Aid Picnic. -The Ladies'
Aid held 'their picnic at Harbor
Park on Wednesday afternoon. The
attendance was small owing to the
busy haying season and illness in
some gam Mei. The., • wea tli emu t n
did. not favor the ladies, as rain
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Victoria St. United ,Church
MINISTER -REV. D. W. WILLIAMS, B.A.'
, ORGANIST and CHOIR :LEADER -Miss Mary • Joyce Stiachan
10. a.m. Sabbath ;School. .
11 a.m. "The Peace that Passeth All Understanding,"
7 p.m. "Nothing for Nothing:"
Union, Church Service at 9.45. a.m:
Union Sunday School, at 11 a.m.
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Vitoria -Union Wele,omeS You.
Goderich .Baptist Church
MONTREAL ST.
'111INISTER=REV. IAN G. HIND, B.A.
,ORGANIST and CHOIR, IEADER0-FRAN1 BISSETT
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. "UNHINDERED." -
1 p.m. "THE FAILURE OF JESUS."
Wednesday, 8 p.m. PRAYER MEETING
Monday, 8 p.m. Young People's UniOn.
Wednesday; 8 -p.m. Prayer Meeting.
BETHEL TABERNACLE
. ,(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
. REV, HOWARD MINAKER, PASTOR ,
- 10 a.m. Sunday School. Class for each age.
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; 11 a.m. Morning Worship. • .
, 1.30 p.m. "The' Power tlmt stays the atom.
• * Will . American and Canadian towns and
cities suffer the fate of Hiroshima and Naga- ,
saki? '
* What •ean prevent the outbreak of dreaded
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atomic war? ,• ,
Does the .Bible have the answer?" ,
Tuesday -Prayer Meeting.
"Friday=Christ's Ambassadors.
, ALL WELCOME •
Rev. Jaek West- ,
-HELPLESS •
' A man :was known for his in-
' 'ability to think of anything to -say
to ,women. His • friendswere
amazed when, the Morning after
meeting a strange girl at a dance,
it was 'announced that he liaa.
•beeome engaged, One inquired.how
it happened. , • •
"Well," said the tongue-tied •ane,
"I danced wi•th her thiTe •timets
and, couldn't think of anythltig else
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TOWN NEWS
-• A local by-law prohibits the'
posting of signs -or posters
on trees 'in parks or on-
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boulevards. The ,posting of
bills on hydro poles is also
offenee -under the by-law. -
The party putting up the
natie6 and . theorganiztation-
spOnsoring the event are equal-
ly liable to a fine.
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Ifyou have - not .paid the
, first .•instalnient on- your 1951
taxes due June 15thc. interest
is being added at 6% per
'annuu.• .
This message sponsOred :1;y*
the, Goderich Town Council.
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,, , . 0 AbOilt 16.3.0 0.111, on Monday, was
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-Dancing ,Every Night- • . a 4m:a • slioa: to • relative's and
friends who saw him about in shops
0' • . , ,• • and ,on t he street only a :few. tain-
'0 • rites before. -'N?: he .began to hoc
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:• , , 0 in•,the .gaTden, he ,was seen to fall, . . Y b- D •
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* Bob
he had passed awa,y. .,Ife• had 'not"
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• ' :Visiting ft,docOr. last' Week he was'
told, .he .had 'a heart .condition„, but
probably no ene realiz.ett its"serious-
ness.„ Mr, 'Shackleton • was in his.
seventy-thirdyear and with " Mrs.
Shaekleton, retired to ;,the- village
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fell most of the afternoon,. 1:X0w-
ever, everyone present reports a
very good time. The results of the
eoutests and l'aces conducted- by
Mrs. IC 'Whitely and Mrs, -Jerry
Ginn were as follows: Dropping the
eIethepmnsin milk bottle, MrS-
'Wilson; button guessing contest,
Mrs. P. turcly ; book, relay, Mrs.
,Chester • Sturdy's team, composed'
of Mrs. Sturdy, Mrs. A. Holme
Mrs. C. Whitely, Wilda Wilson. and
Mrs. 11. StUrdy; egg relay, Mns.
E. Fuller's team; Vomposed•of Mrs,
Fuller, Mrs. Dttlf, Sturdy,'
Whitely,1,111-S, 1101mes and Wilda
Wilson life-saver.and ;toothpick'
relay, Airs. Puler's team, Mm.
posed of Mrs. Faller, Mrs. Dore
Sturdy, 'Wilda 'Wilson, and Mrs. R.
Wilson; supper draw, MrS. A,
Iielmes., At the close of .the.,gatnes
the ladies sat down to a bountiful
lunch.
' ST. AUGUSTINE
seven years ago from the Crewe
settlenied „in Ashfield township,
where he was ban, a :son of the
late Mr. and Mys. William Shackle-
ton, on "the farm now oWned, by
Jack Curran, „Crewe: .He WTI be
greatly missed by neighbors and
other 'friends, to whom he gave a
willing, hand. He was a mendber
of the • Dungannon United Church,
taking an •interest 111 alt depart-
ments of the Church, of which he
waS'lanitor, Surviving besides hs
wife Lsa son, Benson, of Crewe;n
three sisters, -Mrs. Johla McWhin-
ney (111a) of Nile, Mrs. Win,;Larkin
.(Bertha) of New Toronto, and -Mrs.
Robt. Reid (Mary) of Port Elgin; a
half-brother, Elmer, of Detroit, and
his stepmother, Air:Ellen Shackle-,
ton, of the villa e. A son, Bruce;
was accidentally- drowned at Van-
couver,- B.C., last February, The
funeral ,was on ,Wednesday after-
noon, the, -service:being held in the
United Church, with interment .in
Dungannon, cemetery. Rev. Jas.
Bright officiated and Mrs -Jack
Rivett*:and7_danghter,. Edna, -sang
a duet, "Be Still, iNly Soul." The
ip;elaly.be.arers. w7.i
e, ,W. Wm.
Clare, David ''.ficWhinnepo 'Rey'
Maize; Sant "Sherwood and Helier
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his orchestra •
The Free Methodist Church
Corner Victoria and Park Streets
Rev: B. E. Stevenson, Pastor, 40 Park Street, Phone 897W. ,
Sabbath Services--CHML-rDial 900-8.30 a.m.'
10 a.iu. SAMIDAY SCHOOL. ,
11 a.m. MINISTRY OF THE WORD.
7 p.m. MINISTRY 'OF THE WORD.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. •
TO ALL -A CORDIAL WELCOME
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(Intended for last week)
T. 4ouubv0iN1, July 6. -
Miss )3ernadette -Doyle,: London,'
was home for, the weekend.
ninisa Agnes. Brbphy, of''llostou,"
spent a week with heruncle a.nd
aunt; Ambrose and Mary 'Ada
Brophy. •
Miss Mae Redinond, Windsor, Is
'Mine for the summer months with
her mother, Mrs. John .Redniond.
A nuMber from -here attended
the garden • party heid at Kings-
bridge on July.,3rd.. .
Mr. Edward Brophy is home for
.Summer ' vacation fromhis
teacher duties. •
Congratulation's to Kenneth'
Leddy and Eugene Devereaux 4:11f
suceessfully passing their entrance
exaininations.
KINGSIBRID.GE
KINGS13111.1.3,647E, Jut), 10:.- Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph C. Dalton,and 'Miss
Marion Dalton of Detroit,' and Mr.
,and Mrs. Alfred Dalton of Toronto
visited with.'the' Dalton family -dur-
ing the week. •
- Mrs, • Thorna.s Joy, and
AlaUghterp. Mrs.. c)f
Roseland,. spen..t the week -end with
Mr. ,and. Mrs.. James. Wallace.
Mrs:. Abel and Mrs..yiolet Sutter.
and fainily, of Detroit, are *visiting
with Mrs. Mary Attain' and Cyril
for •a few days;
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Weld
Your Wedding Poiftitieeps
the beauty of the day forever
Onde in a lifetime --t▪ he radiance thca is
yours thiS day. To hold • it, treasuredfor.
ever' entrust the making of your wedding
portrait to our skill and experierz,ce. Then,
, :you can be sure tizat this bridal'beautys
,yours-for alLtime.. Phone` far your ap..
pointment now.
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THE SQUARE'.
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lAction ChrYsotile , Bel- ,
'Onced Sets-Etpal or better
quality thon, original ccr..;ipme.lt:
,afer,,-angineer,•.,1 from ed ,
trict.on materials road -tested
for, everykind of weather. Ke2p
our car ..und2r contr,, with,
Chrysofile. ''Sr VE SAFELy!..
LININS RIVE1rTED. TO sunEs..tor
if cto,,ired,
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iord- I 928-o() 2..85 to 4.45
Ch5yrolet-1930-50 2.35 to 3.80
Plymouth, Dodge-(mosf) 2.85to 3.95
,Buick -1930-49 2,90 to 4.53
Cluysler, DeSoto -193Q -5a. 1.25to 5.95
Pontiac -1929-53 ° 3.5t t 4.5
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CrC savings
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ine ,the tittle . of 11,44)nerates,
.2400 yeilrs ago, a 'wonn4, .of the
heart had been efinsideted fdaL
TOday„ not (ally have. hearts with
itab 'wounds. 'been- successfully
.sutured ,"(seWed), _but operationS
are now .being.performed'on hearts
and ,heart- valves' for .the ilorrectien, ,
of congenital defects.
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gNUt1(1 Qf inosi .of the waterfowt. •
in. North' AineriCa. • •
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are carefully rebuilt to,"new
nerfcrmance" st,--.,.
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STARTER 'DRIVE EXCHANGES. It is in-.1proit tlo,t
our" o:d unit' must be "turned in" to quafy tortee
n-..,0,noTy low tiriceS.
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