The Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-04-17, Page 7•
.THU101i)LY. Al RIt. ,17th. 1962 •
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
THE GGODERICH 81GlitiliL43TAR
SUNDAY, APRIL 20. 1052
14,30 a.m.. HOLY COMMUNION.
10 a.rlt. SUNDAY KCII(1!)1..
11 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION AND SERMON.
:3 Ii,ol.
PRIMARY or.r.r.
7 p.nt. EVI:NHON(I A.ti1J SERMON.
KEVERENI.1 BEVERLY VERLY 11. FARR, 11.A.. Lt'>I'fi.. , CTOIR
A. W.. ANJ)ERTON. Organist and .Chointu *4elf'
North Street United Church
SU.NDA1; APRIL 20, 1952
ID a,rn. Nl'NDAY SC'HO014.
11 a.tn. Last hi the series on the United
Church Statement of Faith
"TIDE £ONSI'MMATION."
7 pan. TIIE AF'1'Ejt4,1.OW OF 1 '1'ER.,-
REV. H. A. 'DICKINSON, B.A.. MINISTER.
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II. A. CLARK. Organist and "Choirmaster
Knox Presbyterian Church
INVITES YOU, TO, WORSHIP THiS SUNDAY
"Church going tan flies are happier families."
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A step
in the right direction
is through the ,door
of your Church. It' invites
you to the. priceless
teachings of Christianity.
It offers you strength
and comfort such as
nothing else can give.
When you help the Church
you are helping yourself.
Attend services
this
Sun-
day. You will be welcome.
2 p.m. SACRAMENT OF LORD'S SUPPER.
.-,Friday,. April 18—Preparatory Service.
REV. R. G. MacMILLAN. W. II. BISHOP, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M.
Minister. Director of Praise.
Goderich ,. Bap tist Church
MONTREAL ST. •�.
MINISTER—REV. IAN G. mND, BA.
ORGANIST and CHOIR LEADER—FRANK BISSETT
10 a.m.- SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 'a.m. "Meet the Prophet Amos."
7 p.m. YOUNG PEOPLE'S SERVICE.
Speaker—Dave Medley.
Theme—Christ has arisen. have you arisen in Christ.
Monday 71".m. Compass Comrades. 8 p.m. I3.Y.P.U.
Wednesday—Prayer Meeting.
BETHEL TABERNACLE
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. HOWARD MINAKER, PASTOR
Sunday School 10 a.m.. Still Going, Glowing—and GROWING.
11 a.m. "THE .JOY OF THE LORD."
7.30 p.m. "A STRANGE OFFERING."
Tuesday 7.30 p.m. Bible 'Study. 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
14 Friday 8 p.m. Christ's Ambassadors.
THE LITTLE CHURCH WITH TIIE BIG WELCOME.
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• Victoria Street United Church
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
7 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP.
MIND,TER—REV. D. W. WILLIAMS.
Organist—MissMaryJoyce Strachan
•URIAN GitEENWAI.D, 1rft, e►f 14,s Ath,;.;elesr,
California, seams 444 be s.-wi atrllg off ant visite
for lite aft r he and t h re's' other small try .hall
their stoma 1114 pumped at an einergetcy Ium+spita1
re'v sistly. Ilrban',s frler►41as, 1►ruua,�ht 140 lessitltsal
after eaw•allc►wir g Inisteihancec,t►s la4114411rs. are
Martha Siryd.er, ('brhs .1e'tfrles 04)4) Parol Merlin.
KINGSBRIDGE
K1NGSliltlDGE, April 11;. -Mr.
uitd Mils. llerwau lambert -us of
lluuiIItou spout Easter wish Mr.
arut Asres. Dennis 1)ulsten 0041 family.
Mlbnrs Mary Moerneck of Toronie
was horde visiting her. parents., 11r.
and. Mea. Leo Moerbte+k ter u tea'
days.
..lir, and Mrs. .Joseph Garvey and
family visited 4)t Easter with the
Garvey brothers.
31r. and Mrs. Joe Fitzpatrick told
Benny visited with `airs, Martha
O'Neill.
Mr. Don le'rayue of Lundell s P141 -
Easter with Iris parents, Mr. tied
J4'r 1111 be et Fray
Mr. James and Dennis Sllrt►t't1 of
Detroit 'spent the week-old with
relatives in the vicinl't'j'.'ca
Mr. and Mrs. • Joe Lane and futil-
ity of Seafonth and Mrs. Henry
Veber of Great Lukes, 111., visited
Leith Mr. and Mrs. Nate Martin
receutly.
Mrs. Thomas Joy.—Mrs... Thomas
Joyt who Wtics spending the WIl1 rr
months with her daughter and sou-
th:ltaw, Mr. and Mrs, Will O'Brien
at itosselatid, 0111a Pawed away'. 4)11
Saturday:, April 12, In her 142ucl
year. Site was a Ilfe-long reesIdeut.
of Ashfield, huvjug taught school
there for litany years before her
Marriage to :1'homitss.Joy, who pre-
deceased her i4) 11)25, as well as a
son, Leon, anti daughter, C&'cili.
Left to mourn her Ions are two sous,,
Clarence and 'Thomas of 11etroit;
six daughters,, (Mary) Mrs. %V!lliuua
O'Brien of Roseland; (Irene), Mrs.
.I u Ines Wallace of 'liorou!to ; ( Annie/
Mrs. ('Connor of Detroit ; Gertrude
and Eleanor) 11.11.4. Con'nae, 1I,0 of
Detroit ; ,( Margaret ► Sister Clare 01'
St. Joseph's „mulalnity ; ,severel
grand and great-grandchildren. In-
terment' took pla'•e Tuesday after,
[boon in St. .Joseph's cemetery.
*-Kingsbridge. Rev. Fr. Ma'Martin
officiated at. the grave.
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THE VOICE OF BETHEL
Rev. 'Toward E. Minaker
A WORLD UPSIDE DOWN
',These Mel 114-1vt' turned the world upside dowti are come hither
a1so.'• Acts 17 :8
These words were s4poken 0181114. I'aul and i4ilitH by ungodly
num. Words to 1144' 501444' e4T4'0 vers' 4x,k1fi about Je s8c8 Christ.
slaying, "He perverts the nation." The reason for this ontten'st
Will4 the preaching of the Gospel that had p o ver to ole:tnae men
from their sites and ellnnge Si 11110144 440 cih'11dr4'1i of God.
Since Salton u.•11rp>sdl the tnaershlp of this world it has always
Iss'n, upside down. The 11ee41 IS for someone to set, it right side up.
The power ,for t11ts pro(s'.5'WAS 111411I11c41 by Christ on the cross*.
The ('hristian world professes to en(1►race 11IK teaching bu4 sully
'Villa to possess Ills snlvarf.ion. Any salvation that (1444'8 not
revoitltioniz4', change ami mike a nrnU la new creature is not t1e.
*rtivnttAn Christ gives.
One does, not need as snl►s'r nbliadanc's' of knowledge 4o realize
this world Is in a terrible (Y►nditi+►n. Wishful thinkers only will
declare —tile wot'hl Is getling Is't(er." I(►vx1's 'Word declares that
cons it lanes wI41 "wax Wo41•so A nil Worse."
The trite follower of ('irris't looks forwat'tl with jey'(ntss an-
tclpitt.1otu 'to the clay w"11(441 the Lord w114 ret'nrnl and take eon*rol
of Mks world and 41114411 Ills children away from its (xlrr iptievu.
The nitsnsvevI cvaa►ne►t took forwnrd with impaling lest dork fore-
boding for at that dine (i rira+t: rejesiton4 will be judged. The
(troth o1 God will teak forth upon tliis earth, the terror and
+suffering of which 18 dtni cult to destotelbt'.
"Nene" Is ribs' tittle to prepare to escape ti14' wrath trf God and
let 111th s•nve your soul from eternal first'. Tomorrow may be too
141:te,
gLionstored by the Bethel Adult Bible Class..
CREWE
('I119%VE, April 1e;.-. Bobbie Hun-
ter of lctu'kn'sw visited on Goed
Friday with the Curran boys. .
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Roy be A e
:Mr. 1ts� l�tl tt and .(,. and
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Mrs. Bill Diane of Hamilton were
Caster visitors ssit'll Mr. and Mrs.
T: II. Culbert and '1'rnu. • - '
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Finnigan ws•re
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Jars.
J. Culbert of Ltt'eknrw,
Mr. `and Mrs. Colin Crozier and
Douglas of' Blenheim spent the
Master week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
C. Crozier.
Mr. Jack-M4'4\1attuaey of Toronto
was visiting with Mes+ssrs, D:tve Sud
Bert Mr1V'IrUnrley at the week -end
when word was r4N ei'v((l that Iris
graadfatt►er, Mr. John McWhinney
at nein) Bay lead passed away., He
and Mrs. nada MleWhlnney let on
Sunday afternoon to attend the
funeral. This eontimmity ex44'Ja1s
sympathy to Mr. Dave :114r\Vhinueey
and relatives of the deceased.
.lir. and Mrs. C. Finnigan visited
on Sunday with Alnberley friends.
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PORTER'S HILL
,1'tsit'1'11t'S 1111.1., April 10,-
'l'he April weetlug of the W.A. of
Grace ('lintel' was held at Ore home
of 31•re. A. 1»uekliart with 18 ludiee
lneSeut, The ufteruuou won spent
Ili finishing up vile quilt anti a cl11)
pun was ginned. The president,
Mrs. 1). Harris, took charge of the
melting. la opetac-d with hymn 104,
:Mei' Willett 311'0..1: Lockhart led 4,1
pro d er. ' The Scripture was rend
try
Mrs. .Jelin 31c4.'owtlu, 'rite roll
411 11 'eras au5wet•t_'d with 4)u Easter
verse. 1'Latl1, were discussed for
the ct'lebration• of the 25th anni-
versary wt the church this summer.
,1_loii y and names; were handed In
for the culendnt' heitu; printed for
next year and Barbara Betties re-
cetved dire prize for having; the 411*14t
lames for the month of April. The
program was i4) etuarge of Mrs.
Pete Harrison and aura. A. laM•k-
tiart, eot►srir►tims of a sole by Mrs.
Bill ('ox nisi -wading/4 by Mrs. Poe
Harrison. After hymn 10S,' 31r.
Renner closed .the meeting with
prayer. The hostess ser%•ed a lovely
lunch. The May tweeting- w111 Is.
.14t the sable of Mrs. J•im (_ox.
Mrs. Les Cam and Dorothy have
returned holuee .for the Easter vaca-
tion. .lis,-. Cox intends to rt14)al11
lama. now for the summer.
Mr.' and- Mrs., .1; S. 1,txekhart.
Clinton, speirt a few days: last week
at the: house of ttu'ir son and daugh-
ter-hi-law,
uut h-
i t M 1 M J k
SHEPPARDTON
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4111-:1'I'AlLIVl'l)N, April 141. 31irs
Edith Yeoman awl 31r. Norman My'-
4 hire of lanelou spent the week=
end at the. 41441114• of 31r. and Mrs.
1)4(11 Jlot wire.
31r, 4)1141 Mrs. Norval And(.rsoti.
Shirley and Jerry. of Toronto, Lind
Aft.. a4)Q Mr. .1aek 1'It'b1ado, lhal e'r,
14,,031(1 and .Judith, of tit. 1'r1tutrill- ,
'•, • ',vent 4 )14' weeti:a ai 411 the 1v,t0te
"f 1,11.1. lady's mother. Mrs. A. !•`utter,
44:1(1 visited their brother 11411111, -and
Mrs, 1'":ster and family.
Mr, Jay Cattle of Detroit spent
e
the .w4.444 -end at the twin' of Ilia,
;Mut :nut 41sT(., Jlr', and Mrs, FredJl+'Cub •,
Jliss Dolores Gower of Godet•lclh
is speeding the Easter vers fee
wish her aunt 3114,1 mule, 31r. and
DotiMrs. oti Mt(;nire.
31r. and Mrs. Eldon 1•'.rh, Jlela i4)
:surf J►oltglas, of I,iactowe•I, 'spina i-
week-eue1 with lire Erb's sister.
Mrs. and lir. F. Rising.
Mr. -and Miss. Warner Sln'fIt of
tear Tee'. -water and Miss Phyllis
Sin►-a b• who teih'l 's near Ing'•rsoll,
visit' el Nloinl33' with Mr,. and Mrs.
1're'e• 1','t enia r1.
lir. and Jt'rs, Den Stonehouse
:11141 '[tickle of Guelph vl!;lttesi over
lr
t• weekend with the lady's tsar -
4111S, JJs. :lied Nies. Percy Graham.
Those Disagreeing
tear a arw, r. urn Mrs. ' . '”`
lea rt. With Editors Had
TAYLOR'S CORNER Critics in 1852
TAYLOR'S COIRNEIL, April 10.
Thu' April meeting of the '4%.1.
was held in the church. Another
quilt was quilted J», the ladies.
It was decided to hold the annual
bazaar in the fall.'
Service has been resumed in the
church for the summer months,
after hating boon held 'i4) the school
for the winter. .Servlet(. next Sun-
day will be at the usual time, a p,111,
Mr, s and Mrs. L. G. Collyer, Mr.
and Mrs, '4V. Snyder and Mr. :111(1
Mrs. Reg. Sturdy have ret limed
from Florida whbere they spent the
winter,
The *Misses Helen and Jean
Whitely of 'Toronto spent the E.1ster
work -cud :1t the family home.
lir. and Airs .1ito Sbnt•!air of
London visited -1t •-1'4i ter tidos ant.
the hater's parents, Jlt•, and Airs.
L. G. Collyer.
Easter visitors with Mr, and Mrs,
Howard Sturdy were the* latter's
1Sister, Mrs. H. lieKle' and lir.
McKie of Toronto. ' ° -
Mr. and Airs. Joan Lumsden of
Port Colborne spent Easter with
Mr. and Mrs.. Hugh McCabe. - •
Miss Maxine Sturdy of London
spent the week -end with her fam-
ily in Goderich Township,
Mr. and Mrs. I)on Seeott visited
last weak -end with their relatives
in Goderich and Goderich 'Township.
"How's btlsineSS?" a passe'r-ley
asked -the elcl seisisor grinder.
"Fine." 4,K' said, " 1 never ,t:aw
tures; so (lull." -
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Mark Twain and Artemis:4 Wank,
ofrett-• toll how -violently some
readers of newspapers In • the Ala'
(.mean West disagreed with the
opinions of their editors. Instead
of `using pistols to protest in the •
Canad'i'an Near of the 1850's --
Western Ontario was the West then
crities cancelled their sule:411i,-
tk►ns with a. terse "Stop nay paper"
notice. Naturally editors ilisceur-
aged that sort of rebuke and thus,'
with evident 'approval, the editor,
Thomas McQneeii, of The Huron
Signal, Goderich, on July -).X), 18.5'_,
quotes ecolumn
prominently s
! est n- in 4,i
the following letter in wide!' be
says "a witty correspondent touches,
off the `Stop my paper' gentry." It
reads In part :
"Some melt are composed of usual,
molasses .1111 1r1eaI111ess, equal parts
of each. and again some are com-
posed of mud :and meanness without
one 11rop of sweo11111'-----tsslles :111
1(111(1 and souls all meanness, and
the chap that stops Ills paler to
try and hart the honest printer, bs
not so Mean as he's mouse -smiled!
You might as well tire a p opanin
against- thunder, biow a rwatr4,
against a hurricane w!th a pair
of leaky bellows, or try to put
out Vesuvius with a snowball, :is
to sllenee a newspaperman by mean
tricks. The honest printer will. tell
the truth and shame the devil. and
that's the printer that bad men
hate worse than bed bogs hate
Venice turpentine,"
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Hamilton St.
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Goderich
'Ts ',Toys )4OKEX
Quite u fuss has been wade over
the, sure or lean regular 'annual
truuaf"ers of Awhile quads front pro.
vi14e1itl to municipal iutheritles.
Mayers 314(1 aldermen have been
pruftase in their that4)k,r. There
has Weil tuuc•h tack of" girls, ,gen-
erosity And x4) ou. 14) some casts
the proviueiul g& s tluueut . people
swept to buys e,oufunedi tlfeeninre•1t1'la
with Santa Claus, ,
The ouJJ t4utila ('h,tls 14) 1bl,s,
or any other ,,;►4)r ►s'll,t,rc' !,ublic
funds are [unshed, declares The
Flitutsriat Pear,. is the : tit spaset-.
11e Is .11u only ce,iatrlhutor,
No matter what terms We Into,
those trannaetions bear -en provine-lal
11 1141 Inuutelpal t;oti-ertuueu.ts are
merely trau»feirs of ;iotley ,supp'lied
by the taxpayer. And certain!) to
.$onto of thin the mur►tclpal author-
ities have as wu&h right as the
Prov i aceta 1,
The gasoline tax is au example.
Everyboownsdy Shp owns a rear or trttiek
coutrjeute•s :)nd contributc+r 1►attd-
4.01lH ly. Somee of. these. vehicles i
never rue a mile outside their own i
munleeilrality and With at least 1Iire•e
quarters of thein the great •milk t
of their travelling is within the
11,4':1l .lhu1ts. o11 1o0':►1 Stre•etss 11111
and maintained by the local author-
ities,
Yet the provincial authorities eel-
lect all the gas tax. It is only fair
that this revenue be shared but
let's ►10 it without all this nonsense
about gifts null gen'r'o,aity, 11 is
the taxpayers' money that is being
1►atided around.
QCITE A CONTRAST
'mere is quite a dltTere-ru'e be-
tween the first 4'anadlau budget
and Mr. Abbott's latest, observes
The 1"la4nciul Post. In 181:8, the
year following Cenfederution, the
figure's were
'Total receipts ...,... t':Yvr$13,087,',).lf(
Total (.x144.14)111ures ..,,-.. 1:s,-1%4;,1,9::
Surplus • 01,4,35
That was the kind of Is,okke'e-plug
the average (hap could grasp. :tad
It stayed like that for quite' a While,
Indeed'all federal expenditures for
the first 4-1 years of C'onfede'ration,
inclar1ing what was then considered
5emtil4' wildly extravagant subsidies
for the new railways,)
:lys, added up t'
$'2.2 1►illionss or alums* 4x34414' half
of what Mr. Abbott 110w- proposes to
spend in :i single•„year.
QUICK CANADIAN ()HZ1. Name Ndrth America's fifth larg-
est city.
2.41f this country's ne'wsprintjiro
eduction, -how' mu'•h is used by
Canadian daily newspapers?
3, Canada's E44kimos ;ire believed to
have come froth where?
4. N'S hen and where was ('anada's
first cotton company established?
5- In the .,s. the,,re Sri' 45 people,
ler s(a8N1 mile. How Litany in
- Canada?
ANSWERS.: 5. Less than 4, a.
Froin Asia. 1. 'Montreal. 4. In
$herhrooke, Que., in 1815. 2. Sevenper 0l'nt.
(Material supplied by the editorsI
of Quick ('anadian Farts, the hand -1
book of facts about Cagad:el
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And the story in portraits of your
children's growing -up becomes a pre-
cious possession with the advancing years.
Phone for your appointment tvdcy.
HENDERSON'S
SQUARE
PHONE WI,
-1 pretty, young lady presented u
,;Meek at the frank window for cast► -
in;;. The teller examined it quick-
ly and asked, "Can you identify
ce,ur50lf?"
%Vitereupon the young lady dip-
ped into her ---purse and pulled out
a small mirror. She glanced .b4) it
for a hiona nt and then looked up
01141 said. "Yes, it's me all right."
,Mutt ? "I hear that you've been
to a school for ,stuttering. Did it
cure Jou?"
Nutt : "Peter Piper picked a peck
of pickled peppers."
Mutt • "Why, that's wonderful!"
Nutt: "Yes, 4 -tri -but it's awfully
h -h -11 -h -hard to w-w-w-ork th-t4,-th-
thut into an ordinary -e-c-e-c•-c-con-
versation."
AQP
15 COFFEE
EVERY POUND CUSTOM GROUND
BOKAR
REQ CIRCLE_
EIGHT O'CLOCK
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AT ITS BEST
Prices in Effect Until SATURDAY, APRIL 19th
A to P MIGHT'
MONEY £4 -VERS
HEINZ KETCH1JP 1==•�l25.
SHREDDED WHEAT 20=29c
KRAFT DINNER 2or27c
WAX PAPER' ��t. �=yg<
MARCARINE Rose Brand 1629c
ANN PAGE SPECIAL FEATURE
ENGLISH FRUIT CAKE
each 29c
Mild Canadian
CHEESE
Libby's Tender King
PEAS
lona (Pectin added)
PLUM JAM
Peppermint
HUMBUGS
Ib 49(
2 15 -oz tins 29c
24 -oz jar 294
1 -Ib cello 29c
BUY OF THE WEEK
Donald Duck Ges►pefruit 411 -oz. tin 21c
JUICE 2 20 -oz tins 19c
Ann pa,„
MILK BREAD
WHITE OR BROWN
SUCI:D 24 -oz ioai 1 5 c
1-l8.BAG
1 -L8. BAG
1 -1.8. BAG
ESTABLISHED
96c
94f
s2(
B�KAR
3 -Ib bag 2:8 3-'.
Sart Sc
Heinz
CHILI SAUCE btl 37c
Jolly Good Peanut
BUTTER 16 -oz jar 29c
Culverhouse
BEETS DICED 2 20 -oz tins Zic
Tomato or Vegetable'
SOUPS CLARK'S 10 -oz tin loc
Guardsman
SARDINES 4 tins 29,
Quick or Regular -
OATS QUAKER 48 -oz pkg 33c
Fancy Orange
JUICE 220 -oz tins 23c
lona Halves
PEACHES
York Brand
BOLOGNA
Fancy Red Sockeye
SALMON
Catelli Cooked
SPAGHETTI
20 -oz tin !9c
12 -oz tin 43c
e!s's tin 43c
2 15 -oz tins 25c
.. �` &/0 . ru i L3 and Ujeiab/ej
YOUR PRODUCE BUY OF THE WEEK
Florida Valencia' Jumbo size 150's, Now at Their
beet—the lowest price this year, No. 1
ORANGES do= 39 c
Fresh, Firm, Ripe, Hand Selected, No. 1
TOMATOES cello p& 19
Florida Marsh Seedless, - Extra Large, No...1-44'i
GRAPETRUIT 3'►+ISk
Freeh, Curly Leaf, washed, ready toedslc,'4NId."l -- "
SPINACH " Z cello p%gs
Fresh, Tender Sweet, Yellow, fully matured,„fancy r;
"CORN 3(for ,” c y)
7*