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THURSDAY. JUNE 25th, 1953
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH.
JUNE 28—Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
$.30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION.
11 a.m. ANNIVERSARY SERVICE. {,
PARADE OF LOYAL ORANGE LODGE.
NO EVENING SERVICE.
A. W. ANDERTON, Organist and Choirmaster.
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D.. Rector'
UNION SUMMER SERVICES
NORTH STREET AND VICTORIA STREET CONGREGATIONS
SUNDAY, JUNE 28
SERVICE IN VICTORIA STREET CHURCH
11 a.m. "DON'T BE TIRED TOMORROW"
Rev. D. W. Williams
Sunday School as usual in both churches.
"Evening Service withdrawn during July
and August.
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Knox Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY, JUNE 28
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
Guest Preacher—Rev. F. J. Barr, M.A., Stratford, Ont.
Nursery and Junior Congregation.
NO EVENING SERVICE.
REV. R. G. MacMILLAN. W. 13. BISHOP, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M.
Minister. Director of Praise.
Goderich Raptist Church
MONTREAL STREET
Minister: Rev. Ian G. Hind, B.A., B.D.
Organist (Interim) Mrs. E. Donaldson
10 a.m. THE SUNDAY. SCHOOL MEETS.
11 a.m. CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS.
7 p.m. "WHAT IS.THE FINAL ISSUE OF EVIL?"
(3rd in series on the after -life)
Monday 6 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC at Harbor Park.
Wednesday 8 p.m. The Hour of Power.
'Golden Text: "The Peace of God, which passeth all understand-
ing, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus"
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. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
7 p.m. EVENING EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
Thursday 5 p.m. June 25—C.N.C. Picnic.
PhD. 4:4 Rejoice in the Lord alway: and again 1 say, Rejoice.
REV. ,G. E. BABCOCK, 84 Park St. (Pastor) Phone 897R
BETHEL TABERNACLE
WATERLOO ANI) ELGIN
REV. HOWARD E. MINAKER, PASTOR
SUNDAY -
11 a.m. WHY ARE WE PENTECOSTAL.
7.30 p.m. PLEASANTNESS NEEDING A CURE.
Tuesday 8 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Meeting.
Friday 8 p.m. Surprise Night.
' THE LITTLE CHURCH WITH THE BIG, WELCOME.
ASHFIELD
ASIHFIELD, June 24. — Mrc.
George Collinson left on Saturday
for Sault Ste, Marie to attend the
funeral of hey nephew, Cecil Mc-
Whinney.
Mrs. Mckeith, of Vancouver, is
visiting- with her sisters, Mrs. Pete
Farrish and Mrs. Russ Bissett, and
brothers, Will Johnston, and Noble,
of Lucknow.
Mrs. Moncreith, of Pentiston,
B.C., is visiting with her son,
George Moncreith and Mrs. Mon-
creith.
Archie Maelntyre, son of the
late Mr. and illus. Duncan Mac-
Intyre, • graduated in medicine in
Winnipeg recently.' His two sisters
with their husbands, of Under-
! wood, Mr. and Mrs. Carter and
Mr. and Mrs. Cole, attended the
graduation. His many friends in
Ashfield Aire pleased to hear of his
success. He is beginning his prac-
tice in.the West.
The 105th anniversary of the
Ashfield Presbyterian Church took
place on Sunday when Rev. G. S.
Baulch of South Kinloss delivered
two addresses jo large congrega-
tions. Many were present from
the adjoining congregations. The
choir provided special music with
Mrs. Duncan Simpson at the organ.
In the morning Mr. and Mrs. Dun-
can MacKay sang a duet and Ben
Farrell, of Clarke, favored with
a solo. In the evening Mr. Urn-
bach, of Lucknow, and Miss Anna
Robb sang solos.
WHAT TO DO . . .
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PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, June 24.—There
will be no service in the United
Church next Sunday on account, of
a special service being held in
Crewe church. During the months
of July and August church services
will be held at 9.45 a.m. with Sun-
day school at 1045 a.m. Com-
munion service will be conducted
the first Sunday in July.
,Elsie Essex, 13 -year-old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Essex
was taken to Goderich hospital
last week for an appendix oper-
ation.
The north side, of the United
church received' a new aluminum
roof recently with the work being
done by the men of the congrega-
tion. The windstorm recently
damaged the shingled roof.
The neighbors and friends of
Miss Reta Doherty .held a benefit
dance for her on Friday evening
of last week in the Kingsbridge
Hall. A large crowd was in atten-
dance and presented Reta with a
well filled purse at lunch time.
Reta answered thanking those pre-
sent. Miss Doherty was seriously
injured in an automobile accident
in Hamilton last December.
The June meeting of the W.M.S.
and W.A. of the United' church
was held Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Earl Bogie with 12 mem-
bers and two visitors. Mrs. Bob
Oke and Mrs. Cook of Belgrave
present. Mrs. H. Lednor was in
charge of the W.M.S. meeting and
opened themeeting with a hymn
and prayer. The theme was taken
by the leader, Mrs. Lednor. The
Scripture lesson was read by Mrs.
Will Crawford. The chanter in
the study kook was taken by Mrs.
B. Crawford. The business part
of the meeting was then taken by
the president. The top for a quilt
was shown to be quilted this week
and sent in the bale for Korea.
The bale will be packed, by .Mrs.
Essex ,and sent the end of June.
Mrs.. Earn Bogie. president of W.A.
onened the meeting with a hymn.
Mrs. Mel Dickson read the Scrip-
ture lesson. Mrs. John Fielder
gave a reading. Reports were read
and adopted. The business. period
followed. The hostess served re-
freshments. ..
SI`IEPPARDTON
SIIEPPARDTON, June 24.
Ralph Foster and family motored
to Toronto Sunday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Pritchard. Barbara
stayed to visit with her aunt and.
uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McAvoy and
Mr. and Mrs. Ede Harder and baby,
of St. Catharines, visited during
the week -end with 'Mrs. McAvoy's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bogie.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Clayton,
of London, visited Sunday with
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Marshall.
Visitors Sunda? with Mr. and
Mrs. F. Rising were Mr. Rising's
sister, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Camp-
bell and Jean, of Teeswater, also
his brother, Bob, and Mrs. Rising
of Windsor.
CREWE
CREWE, June 24. --Mr. and Mrs.
B. Shackleton and Carol Anne at-
tended the wedding of Mrs.
Shackleton's brother on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Finnigan and
David were Sunday evening visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. M. Henry,
of Ambcrley.
Roy Maize left on Tuesday morn-
ing for a visit in Western Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Finnigan, of
Weston, visited at the beginning
of the week with his brother, Ray-
mond Finnigan, and family.
Mr. and -Mrs. Don Paquette and
sons spent the week -end' in Til-
bury.
The Gaspe peninsula of Quebec
was widely known in pioneer -liter-
ature •as "Gaspesia.'=
THE GODERICH SIGNAL8TAft
DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK, June 24. The
annual Robinson re -union will be
held on Saturday at Turnbull's
Grove, near Grand Bend.
The June meeting of the W.M.S.
was held at the home ' of Mrs.
Ernest Snowden with Miss Elaine
Jefferson in charge. Mrs. E. Rob-
inson read . the lesson and prayers
were offered by Mrs. Tom Arm-
strong, Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs.
Sam Thompson and Mrs. E. Robin-
son. Mrs. Gordon Naylor gave a
reading and a poem. Mrs. N.
Thompson also gave a reading.
Mrs. Hardy read the chapter in the
study book. Minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were approved as
read.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson and
Miss Grace Thompson attended the
Thompson -Harris wedding in Tor-
onto last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Leatherland
and family, of Auburn, were $un -
day visitors at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Gordon Chamney.
Mrs. John McClinchey, of Au-
burn, is visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Chamney
and family, of Owen Sound, were
recent visitors at his home here.
Graham, who has lived in Owen
Sound for the past eight years, is
being transferred to Goderich and
moved with his fapiily early this
week to Benmiller.
LEEBURN
LEEBURN, June 24. — House
guests for two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Bogie are Miss Sylvia
Smith, of Toronto, and -Jack Mast-
ers, of Weston. Visitors last Fri-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Bogie were
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Pollock and Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Pollock, of Pine
River, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moran,
of Frankford, Hastings County, and
Mrs. Frank Jeffs, of Stirling, Hast-
ings County.
Miss Joan Clark was home for
the week -end.
Peter Green, of Goderich, spent
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Tait Clark while his parents at-
tended the funeral of Mrs. Green's
mother in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Stant, Falconer.
of 'Dartmouth, N.S., accompanied Pithlado. Karen; Peed, Leonard
by the formers, parents, Mr. and (Math. 27); Reid, William (Ag. Se.
Mrs. -Mac Falconer and his sister, 29): Richardson, .Paul (Math. 41);
Miss Marie Falconer, of Clinton, Riehl. Reg (Ene.`J1): Riehl, Shir-
visited on Tuesday with Mr. and lev: Rivett, William: Salkeld. Keith
Mrs. James -Horton and family. (Ag. Sc. 21): , Smith, William;
Squires, Douglas: Stewart, .Tames
(Eng. 48: Math. 17); Sfurdv. Betty
Sturdy, William (Fr. 45); Thomas,
Parole (Fr. 431; Thompson, Sandra;
Townsend. Charles: Treble, Do,..
pen: Turpin, Bert: Vanstone. Ted:
Wall, .Terry (Math. 40): Watson,
Ivan; Webster. Harold; Williamson,
Rod (Math. 20. Shop 35); Wood,
Murray: Wrieht, Margaret. Con-
ditional — Culbert, Barry; Easom,
.Toanne; Longmire, James; McPhee,
Thomas; 1Vreyers, Norine; Stowe,
List Names of Scholarship Winuers,
Pupils Promoted At Local Collegiate
The following students of Gode-
rich District Collegiate Institute
have been promoted to the next
grade as shown. Names are ' in
alphabetical order. Where a sub-
ject appears in brackets after any
name, special permission must be
obtained before the subject is con-
tinued in a higher grade. Condi-
tionally means generally low stand-
ing, but permitted to attempt the
work of the next grade in Septem-
ber. Marks of those failing have
already been mailed. The list
was announced yesterday by Prin-
cipal
rincipal A. R. Scott.
The following are scholarship
winners: Veterans' Memorial —
Grade IX, 1. Laurine MacDonald,
2. Donalda Banter. Peter Adam-
son Memorial—Grade X, Marilyn
Elliott. McKim Memorial—Grade
XI, Robert Dockstader. Peter
Adamson Memorial — Grade XII,
Glenn Feagan.
Grade IX to Grade X—Alexand-
er, Mary; Anderson, Charlotte; An-
derson, Marylin; Andrew, Mary
(Eng. 32, Ag. Sc. 23); Baker, Zita;
Banter, Donald' Bedard, Shirley; Beverley (Can. Hist. 27, Fr. 17);
Benninger, Marvin; Bogie, Cam- Ralston, Joan; Rutledge, Verna;
eron; Breckenridge, Linda, Broshe, Shobbrook, Dennis (Can. Hist. 33,
Leonie; Chisholm, Sylvia; Clark,
Mary; Clark, Ruth; Compton, Gail
(Hist. 16); Craig, Mervyn (Math.
19); Crane, Marilyn; Curry, Mary;
Daer, Gordon; Dalton, Frances;
Doherty Ann; Durnin Donald;
Jane; . Straughan, Clayton; Walter,
Irma; Webb, Joyce.
Grade X to Grade XI—Allin,
Gerald (Math. 24, Fr: 43); Anstay,
Beth (Fr. 39); Austin, eannette;
Baker, Patrick (Can, Hist. 32);
Beadle, Carol (Can. Hist. 37); Bed-
ard, Tony; Bell, Irene; -Bell, Shir-
ley; Bowler, Janet; Bowra, Bever-
ley; Buchanan, John; Cook, Ruth;
Cranston, Corrine (Fr. 25); Currie,
Arthur; Davis, Harold;' Driver,
1 leanor; Elliott, Diane; Elliott,
Marilyn; Ellis, Verona (Can. Hist.
38), (Bus. Pract. 47); Ferguson,
Thomas; Fisher, Auleen (Hist. 33,
Ag. Sc. 38) (Home Ec. 48); Fisher,
James (Eng. 42); Ford, Jayne;
Fowler, Thomas (gr. 28); Freeman,
Arthur (Eng. 46, Hist. 36); Gauley,
Barbara; Graham, John; Haggitt,
Beverley; Hamilton, Kay; Harrow-
er, Margaret; Hill, Kathleen; Jack-
son, James (Fr. 43); Jeffery, Sarah;
Johnston, Ray; Kane, John (Fr. 19);
MacDairmid, Allan; MacKenzie,
Beverley; McKay, Ramona; Madge.
Richard; Moore, Isabelle; Pentland,
Ann; Pridham, Helen; Proctor,
Fr. 34); Simpson, John (Fr. 35);
Snyder, Jeanne; Stewart, Norman;
Stewart, Velma ,(Home Ec.); Tigert,
Isabel; Turner, Edward; Vanstone,
Joan; Venn, Jean; Venn, Roy; Vol- Larder, Evelyn; Lauder, Eleanor;
land, Robert; Walzak, Ken; Web. Leitch, Shirley; Longmire, Patricia;
Glazier, Joyce (Hist. 24): Glenn, ster, Lois; Westbrook, Ruth (Math. Lutz, Joy; MacDonald, Catherine
Marie; Grigg, Fred; Hamilton,, 30, Fr. 24); Wilkinson, Jean; Wil -(Fr. 34); McBride, Donald; Ouel
Audrey; Harrison Donna' Hicks lis, June (Fr. 29); Wilson, Ken; lette, Robert; Reid, Douglas; Riehl,
Leonard (Eng. 31,E Math. 32);'%Jill,'' Wood, Robert (Shop 38); Worsen, Benson; Rivett, Ross (Eng. 40);
Pauline: Holmes. Lois; James, Wil- William. Conditional — Skelton, Robb, Anna; Sturdy, Peter; Thorpe,
]lam (Eng. 39, Fr. 44); Johnston, Sylvia. Dianne (Latin 32); Videan, Patricia;
Vera; Laithwaite, Arnold; Lapaine, Grade XI to Grade XH—Baer, i Willis, Ruth (Geom: 45).
Bruno; Larder, Clayton; Lodge, Ronald; Barwick, Williatn; Bean, i Graduated from Commercial De -
Laurel; Loiselle, Maurice; Long- Shirley; Bowra, William; Buchan= partment — Allin, Lorna; Christ -
mire, William; Love, Marilyn; Lutz, an, Fred; Carruthers, William (Alg.flaw, Leone; Donaldson, Clar4;
'Shirley; Lutz, William; MacDair- 28, Fr. 19); Clark, Rosemary; Col-, Fisher, Barbara; Leitch, Viola;
mid, Kathleen; MacDonald, Lau- line, Rose Marie Cowley, Joan; Longmire, Kathleen; Moss, Ruth;
rine: McArthur, Donald; McDoug- Dockstader, Robert; Dougherty, young, .Annette.
all, Mildred; McDowell, Gwen; Ills- Lorne (Hist. 40); Dougherty, Mild-
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HENDERSON'S
THE SQUARE
GODERICH
Gee. Delores (Feng. 37); McIntosh, red (Hist. 22); Emerson, Margaret;
Marilyn: McLean, Dick (Feng. 2.5i: Freeman, Beryl; Gardner, Robert; j
Masse, Joan (Geog. 36. Ag. Sc. 24): Hawkins, Elaine; Hay, Barbara; i
Withers. Keith: hlelick, Robert Hicks, Jack; Lee, Zane (Alg. 5; Fr.
(Eng. 27, Math. 24): 1Viillian, Ruth; 45); MacDonald, Margaret; Mc
Mitchell, • Ruth; Morley, Violet: Dowell, Gerald; McNevin, Ruth;
Naftel. Paul; Orser. Marion; Orsllr, Maize, Delmar; Moss, Fred; Nivins,
Ruth; Payne, Donald: Payne. John; Isabel; Pinder, James; Pitblado,
Pinder. g.g.c.Marion; Pepp, Lillian; Reed, Ruth; !
Reinhart, Ruth (Lat. 46); Reis,
William; Robinson, Sylvia; Ruther-
ford, James; Samis, Patricia (Ag.
Sc. 44); Sanderson, Donald; Skel-
ton, Fred; Stingel, Sylvia; Taylor,
Marion; Van der Meer,' Carol; Wil-
liams, Marilyn; Wilson, Allan; Wil-
son, Barbara; Wright, George;
Young, Jeneane; Yungblut, Bob.
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Grade XII to Grade XIII—Bowra,
Betty; Daer, • Clarence (Geom. 42.
Alg.); Daer, Ruth;, Dockstader,
Ruth; Driver, Cora; Durst, Fred
(Hist. 43); Ellwbod, Mary Joyce;
Errington, Wilmer ,(Eng. 31); Fe'
gan, Glenn; Callow, Sheila;, Gloush-
er, Evelyn; Gower, Shirley; Gra-
ham, Jane; Grigg, Joan (Geom. 39):
Jenkins, Leonard; Langille, Jean;.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Irwin and
family of Timmins were guests
last week with Mr. and Mrs. T.
E. Irwin. Week -end guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Daniels of Toronto and`
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kramer and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bull of Oyen,
Alta., who attended the Snell re-
union held at Londesboro on Sat-
urday last.
Mr. R. J. McMillan has returned
from spending . a week with Mr.
and Mrs. Donald McMillan at Tor-
onto.,
uction Sale
AT 1.30 P.M. ON
Saturday, June 27
AT GODERICH MOTORS, SOUTH STREET
Among the articles for sale are 2 Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose,
Coil Springs, Rug, Plates, Child's Car Seat,- Child's Play Pen,
Crockery, Basket, Desk, Jacket Heater, Settee, Quebec, Heater,
Lamp, Cedar Fence 'Posts, A.B.C. Northern Electric Washing
Machine, Lady's Bicycle, Electric Refrigerator, Furnace Blower,
Table Lamp, Doll's Furniture, and useful household articles.
Proceeds of this sale are for Huron College Building Fund.
SALE SPONSORED BY ST. GEORGE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH.'
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