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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-05-07, Page 5THURSDAY. MAY 7th, 11133 THIS. GODERICH $SsNAL ST ' ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH. SUNDAY, MAY 10 Fifth Sunday after Ear ---Rogation Sunday L30 &m. HOLY COMMUNION. 11 a.m. MORNING PRAYER. Parader of Hur.w Ledge Ne. 62. Independent Order of Oddfellows. (Ju noirc.HHien as uweL) 7 p.m. EVElti SONG. Thursday, May 14—Ascension Day 1030 a.m. Holy Communion (in the Cheer! A. W. ANDERTON, Organist and Choirmaster. REV. KENNETH 'E. TA11LOK, M..:%.. D,D.. Rester N rth Street United Church ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1953 10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL " 11 a.m. Morning Worship, Nursery and Junior Congregation,' Sermon: "Proving Our Greatness." '7 pm. Evening Worship. Sermptrn: "A Supreme Test of Christianity" REV. A. G. DONALD of St. John's, United Church, Stratford, will, be the guest preacher. Special music by the Arcadian Male Quartette. of Galt. See our detailed advertisement. REV. Ii. A. DICKINSON, B.A. Minister MR. IL A. CLARK. Ori and Choirmaster Knox Presbyterian Church 10 a.m. SENIOR SUNDAY SCHOOL. 11 a.m. MOTHER'S DAY SERVICE. Sacrament of Infant Baptism. (Nursery and Junior Congregation) The evening service is withdrawn in honor of the Anniversary of North Street United Church. REV. R. G. MacMILLAN. W. 111. BISHOP. F.R-C.O., A.R.C.M. Minister. Director et Praise. -Goderich Baptist Church 10 a.m. 11 a.m. 7 p.m. MONTREAL STREET Miiniste+r: Rev. • Ian G. Hind. B.A. Organist (Interim) Mrs. E. Donaldson THE SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETS. "THE MOTHER -LOVE OF GOD." 'THE HEAD OF THE HOUSE." Monday 8 p.m. Open House at the Parsonage. Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study. COME AND WORSHIP. TOURIST TRADE Canadian travellers spent $336 millions • in the United States and, other countries last year. Visitors to this country, mostly Americans, spent $276 millions. It's all very well to talk about our bracing climate, our magni- ficent scenery, our wonderful fish- ing and hunting. That is true but we must remember that other countries have -these things too, and some of them additional na- tural assets which you won't find • in Canada or at the same season. If we really want to develop our tourist industry, then we will have to do something more than boast, thinks The Financial Post We need better roads, better food and cleaner dishes in our restaurants: We need cleaner .washrooms in our gasoline sta- tions. We need lower prices both for services and for merchandise which the tourist wants. Above all, nowever, we must cease trying to create an imitation of The en - *A1511111111111...ile ANDERSON.—.AtApril Wit�m Hc- pitaI, ren 30, 1.9,53, to Mr. and Mrs_ Andes„ Luck; now, a daughter. Charlene Anne_ CULBERT —At Alexandra Hospit- al, Goderieh, on May 5. 1953. to , Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Culbert, Dungannon, a daughter, Cath erine May. DOLMAGEAt 'Alexandra � al. Goderich,• on May Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Dolinage,, Seaforth, a daughter. DRENNAN.—At Alexandra Hospit- al, Goderich. on May 4. 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drennan. R -R_ 7, Laicknow, a sowr- L.ih'FIELD —At Alexandra Hospit- al. Goderich, on April 30. 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Linfield. Goderich, a son, Brent Michael MOHRING: At ,Alexandra Hospit- al. Goderich. on .May 1, 1953. to Mr. and Mrs. John Morning. Goderich, a son, Larry John. O'BRIEN: At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on May 2 1953. to Mr. and Mrs_ Joe O'Brien, Bay- field road, a son. ROSS_ — At Alexandra Hospital. Goderich. on May 6, 1953. to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ross. Gode- rich, a daughter. VENUS. --A1 Alexandra Hospital. Goderich, on May 4. 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Venus. Gode- rich. a son, John Christopher. iN MEMORIAM MAJOR.—In loving memory of my dear mother, Elora B. Major (Everitt) formerly of London, Ont.. who passed away May 8. 1950. Cod-made a wonderful mother, A mother who never grows old: He made her smile of the sunshine. He moulded her heart of pure gold. He made her as nearly ad' angel. As anyone ever could be; God made a wonderful mother, • And three years ago he took my dear mother from me. —Ever and always remembered by daughter, Mrs. (Audrey) Clark. 19x SONLEY_—In loving memory of a dear wife and another, Fanny IL Sonley, who passed away one year ago. May 6. Loving and kind in all her ways. Upright and just• to the end of heir days; Sincere and true in her heart and NILE m leakyi.—.Mr- and Mrs. Qrland Sere and Lily. Mrs. Gra- ham McNee and Kenney; viced a sitic friend *Kincardine lad ek Ls. G_ McNee entertaiaed 12 ladies to a quilting .1:4 Monday_, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cassidy and Linda, of Edmonttao:. visited :last week with Mr. and Mrs. William McKnight. Mr. Casisidy u Mrs.' McKnight's brother. They' also called on their aunt, Mrs. A. Me 'A, delegation of five men Were in ciuuch Sunday from Elgin Coun- ty to hear Mr. Harrower_ Mr. Harrower will soba be leaving Nile much to the regret, of people here. SHEPPARIYIVN SHF,PPARDTON, May 6. — Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Pollock and Brian have moved to the Tiger; farm. Mr. and Mrs.. Wm. Vogler. Jimmy and Harold. of Detroit, spent the week -end with the lady's mother, Mrs_ George Haggitt. Mr. and Mrs._ Mat McDonald. nrho sold their farm to Mr. E. Crawford. of Lucknow, have moved to their new home in Kincardine. Congratulations to Mr_ and firs. Norman Hoy who have a baby son born in Goderich hospitaL Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Erb, Melvinl, and Douglas, of Listowel, spent 1 Sunday with Mrs. Erb's sister. Mrs. F. Rising and Mr. Rising. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Schram who are working near Listowel for the summer months, spent the week -1 end at their home here_ LEEBLJRN LEEBURN, May 6.—A plant and bulb exchange and payment of fees was the roll call when the Tiger Dunlop W.L met for their April meeting. Mrs. Lorne Scrim- geour, Blyth, president of the dis- trict was guest speaker and chose as her subject "Plants for the House," an interesting desesption on the care of various house plants_ Mrs. Scrimegeour's announcement regarding her retiring as district president and that it would be her last official visit with us was received with regret_ "Mrs A. Straughan reviewed current events. It was decided to send`the donation to the Alexandra Marine and Gen - mind. ; eral Hospital (proceeds from the me -for the Beautiful memories she Left be -1 hospital Festival)ring irthdatea n ton • May 12. —From her husband ()snood f A letter from the Maple Leaf and daughter, Grace Cranston. Chapter, I-O_D_E-, regarding the table setting contest being held 19x in Goderich later in May was Last year the Canadian steel read. . It was decided that the mills produced an average of 9,1K10lti _I. enter the contest and the fol- mills glowing ladies are the committee net tons of steel ingots per day; in 1 in charge: firs- Tait Clark, Mrs. I937 the daily production was i 4,300 tons r da nick Can Harold Montgomery, Mrs. John y.� Kernighan, Mrs. Terence Hunter adian Facts. and Mrs. Elfred Moore. "Supper Dishes" was the. project chosen from the `Extension Services for the Homemaker with "Tailored vironment the American or othL visitor finds in his own country. This is not Switzerland, or Eng- land, or the United States which these people are visiting. It • is Canada. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES r&JoIerjch SUNDAY, MAY 10 MORNING: SERVICE 11 a.m. EVENING SERVICE.. 7 p.m. SPECIAL Half Hour MUSICAL RECITAL After Evening Service, Gust Speaker: Rev. Alex Donald, M.C. of St. John's United Church, Stratford SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY MUSIC BY .THE ACADIAN MALE QUARTETTE . of Galt, Ontario .. ORGANIST AND CHOIR LEADER Mr. Alex Clark THURSDAY, MAY. 7 to SATURDAY, NAY 30 No Exchanges or Refunds Buy oneroll of wallpaper at the regular price: and get another FOR ONLY 1.c. Slip Cdvers" as second choice. Mrs. Lloyd Young and her club girls are to be present at the May meeting and will also act as E t esses_ The Institute Grace sung and the hostesses were Mrs. F. Fisher, MrS. A_ Straughan, Mrs. H. Montgomery and Mrs. J. Blake. She—"Now tell me the truth-- • Hospitality Here do you men like the talkative women as well as you do tite other Kind?" He—"What other kind?" WINNERS OF THE GOLD MEDAL AT KIWANIS' MUSIC FESTIVAL, TORONTO. • I The Church of the Light and Life Hour heard' each. Sunday at 9 a.m.--900 CHML—Welcomes YOU to worship at the Free Methodist Church CORNER VICTORIA AND, PARK STREETS 10 a.m. Your Sunday School convenes. .1 JI40,4041tdG-WORS1419,.--- ....-- Subiect: "Why . should 'we `honor our mother?" (Pastor.) 7 p.m. HOLY COMMUNION. Preaching—Rev. J. A. Robb will be speaking Sunday at 7 p.m. and Monday at 8 -p.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. Christian YOUTH CRUSADERS. Thursday 8' p.m. W.M.S.—May 14. Eph. 6:23—Honour thy father and mother which is the first commandment with' promise. REV. G. E. BABCOCK, 84 , Park St. (Pastor) Phone 897R _BETHEL TABERNACLE WATERLOO AND ELGiti T REV. HOWARD E. MINAKER, PASTOR SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday ' School 10 a.m,—It's for Girls, Lads, Moms and Dads. 11 a.m. OUR NATIONAL BULWARK. (Christian Mothers) 7 p.m. A BURNING TEXT FROM A QUEEN'S ENQUIRY. Tuesday -8 p.m.—Prayer Meeting and Bible Study. Friday --8 p.m.—Christ's Ambassadors. THE LITTLE CHURCH WITH THE BIG WELCOME, Suggestions for Mother's BLOUSES IN CREPE AND NYLON HAND BAGS . • NYLON GLOVES LINGERIE—Slips in Nylo)t — Cotton with, eyelet trim Cotton plisse HOSE—BY PHANTOM—IN CORONATION COLORS 42 gunge -51 gunge ---6O guage-66 guage Special Mother's Day Feature FIRST QUALITY 51 GUAGE HOSE -15 DEN. -99c DRESSES IN BEMBERG RAYON FROM 3.89 UP MAJOR STO (Continued from page 1) • "Goderich is known as "The City of Beautiful Sunsets" and right- fully so. Those • of us who are camera fans spent an hour at the tip of the breakwater snapping pic- tures of the heavens as the sun goes to rest. Really • lorious." Another article in the same pub- lication -and written by Robert and Herbert Radunz tells of the visit of the power boat Maddy,Lou fl"-netenitrisTe-Miettigrat Goderich. This article reads in part as follows: • 'At 5 p.ni. we docked" at Bert MacDonald's gas dock. Webster's dictionary say's that hospitality is to entertain with generous kind- ness. - In Goderich, hospitality sis Bert MacDonald. After gassing us up he called the customs man: Then he wanted to know if ,•e were going to stay, because if we were, he said we could use his dock -across ---the----breakwater-.__chaimeL. from his place, which incidentally offers excellent dockage for all sniatl boats. To top it all off he sent one of his tugs over with the customs man and then informed us to blow our horn when we wanted to go ashore. - The tug would bring us to his place thereby, coving us a long walk around the it.,rhor to town. We washed up, cion>t_.ed into shore clothes_ and signaled for Bert's tug. He told us to take, our_ _titre because he'd leer', ,.t boat handy to take us back to ,ur berth._. The town is on a hill and the walk front the harbor seems to be 'straight up. It is an old city built in the' shape of a wheel with a large city park as the hub and all business and life in the city revolves around it. We enjoyed a leisurely supper at a local restaurant and then after a walk around the hub mingling with the Saturday eight crowd we went back to the Maddy -Lew and turned, in.- Sunday was a quiet day and proved to be one of the most en- joyable of our trip. After a good breakfast we cleaned ship, straight- ened up sone cif our gear that had become disheveleid - 'during the storm and then sat back in our deck chairs watching the towns folk gradually crowding down -.j0 the breakwater for a Sunday—stroll.. We decided to join the 'throng, s) oil we went.,.. Bert MacDonald runs a Sunday excursion iq his tugs out to the end of the breakwater and hack. like the bus driver taking a bus ride on his day off we clitn',- ed aboard the Donald Bert and for the amazing sunt of 10c had a dr- lightful 15 minute boat ride. "The Canadian gr:iiii ship Algo- rail was alongside the elevator so we went aboard to inspect her. Looking over the engine room, bridge, and watching them unload was quite an experience. Gude- rich is the large,5t port on the Canadian side of Lake Huron and can accommodate. st+veral freight- ers besides offering dock space for cruise ships. By this time We were starting to get hungry, so we bought some freshly caught perch from a fishing tug, moved Our galley stove, table and deck chairs out on the dock and hada supper of fresh Lake Huron perch, fried potatoes, string beans, soup, cocoa and peaches. For entertain- ment that evening we. once again went up oter the hill to town and listened to the local band play 'a concert in the park. When we ar- rived back at our dock we found some company in the form of a 21 ft. Cruis-A-Long, the Sea Gull from Cleveland and also the Quan- dry from Detroit. Monday ,morning at breakfast we 'had a tough decision to make., weather and go further north or should we go south into the Lake Erie islands' Due to the fact that the Chief had to be home by the end of the week we felt that it would be easier for him to get transportation home from Lake Erie in case a summer storm should bottle us up in a harbor, so we elected to go south. The next morning at 7.12 we left the dock at Goderich, waved goodbye to Bert MacDonald: as we 'passed through the breakwater." Mrs_ Gray—"You're looking very happy this morning. Have you Thad good news?" Mrs. Green—"Wonderful± My husband* has broken • down and we're going to Palm Beach for 'the winter." "Does yo' take this woman for thy lawfully wedded wife?" asked the colored parson, glancing at the diminutive, watery -eyed,. bowleg- ged bridegroom, who stood beside two hundred and ten pounds of feminine assurance. "Ah takes nothin'," gloomily re- sponded the bridegroom. "Ah's bein'.tooked." 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