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THWISDA.Y, !M' 3i 15th, 1056
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH_
March 18—Fifth Sunday in Lent.
830 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION. �'
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a,m. HOLY COMMUNION' AND. SERMON.
QJkvnior CenFgregetion and Nursery),
7, p.m. EVENSONG AND SERMON.
Thursday, March 22—Holy Communion 10 a.m.
in -the Chapel.
Short service and sermon 8 p.m.
REV. KENNETH E. YAYLOR, M.Ad, D.D., Rector
MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A.. Organist and Choirmaster
North Street United Church
SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1956
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. "THE DESERTER.Q°
Nursery and Junior Congregation.
7 p.m. THROUGH MARCH A SERIES OF
SOUND FILMS.
REV. H. A. DICKINSON, B.A., Minister
MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist and Choirleadar.
Knox Presbyterian Church'
9.45 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
Nursery and Junior Congregation.
7 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP.
Rev. R. G. MacMillan Mr. W: H. Bishop, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M.
Minister Director of Praise
GObERICH BAPTIST CHURCH
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE.
Junior Congregation for younger children.
7 p.m. SERVICE OF PRAISE.
Monday 7.30 p.m. Choir and •B.Y.P.U.
Tuesday 8 p.m, Bible Study and Prayer Hour.
Thursday and Friday -7 p.m.—Explorers.
Rev. S. H. Findlay, B.A., B.D.,, Mrs. E. Donaldson,
Minister. - Organist.
Victoria S_treei United Church
"WORSHIP IS MAN AT HIS BEST"
10 a.m. Youth in Graded Bible School.
11 aim. "CHRIST TRIUMPHS—WE CHEER."
1.30 p.m. Worship at Benmiller.
3, p.m. Union Church after Sunday School.,
MINISTER—REV. STANLEY A. MOOTE, B.A., B.D.
MUSIC DIRECTOR—MR. BERT KEMPSTER.
Ofe waan C14 .n+, M r a ins r nd4 , A +4can' c d; ; r ke ,au.a•critO ram
PORTER'S HILL
W.A. of Grace Church acid their
March Meeting at h home of
Mrs. Allen Betties. The president,
Mrs. Cr. M, iruving, opgened the meet-
ing with a hymn atter which Mrs.
R. Terrance led in prayer. The
Scripture was read by Mrs. Arlie
Lockhart: The roll call was an-
v-wered by an Irish joke by 17
Wiles. Business was discussed
after which M,rs_ Bob and BW
11td flwain Provided) the program
wthich consisted of humorous read-
ings. Meeting closed With the
Mizpah benediction and the hostess
served a lovely lunch.
The Community Club held a
social evening in the schoolhouse
last Saturday evening. The first
parb orthe evening was spent in
playing eroldnele, euchre and
"500." Prizes wenti as follows:
erokinole, high, Bruce Betties and
Mary McDougall; low, Peggy Ann
Betties and Terry Bauer. Euchre,
high, Keith Cox and Clara Harri-
son; low, Mrs, Keith Cox and Jim
Harrison. "500", high, Mrs. Bert
Harris and Bill Stirling; low, Gor-
don Manning and Larene Cox. The
ladies served lunch.
CREWE
CREWE, Mar. 13. ---Mr. and Mrs.
K. Oke, of Goderich, visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. Curran on Wednesday
evening.
Mr. Raymond Finnigan attended
the Hog Producers' meeting in
Toronto and spent the week -end
with his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips and
Glen were in London en Friday
on business.
Friends with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Curran on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Johnston, of London; Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Anderson and Andy,
of Lu•cknow; Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Curran.
This community extends sym-
pathy to Mrs. Will 'Petrie and all
the relatives in the death of her
brother, Mr. Wallace Black.
Free Methodist
Church
SUN., MARCH 18
10 a.m. Sunday Schott!.
11 a.m. Worship Service.
7 p.m. Evangelistic Service.
Wed. 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting. -
:friday, 8 p.m--C7Y-X Meet
ing. Girls and Boys 9-13.
Pastor, T. J. McMichael
THE GODiRIC SIGNAL -MR.
Goderich Township
Accepts ts
no
tation
Of $4 300 Towards New Whig
Following Considerable -di es-
sion, Goderich • `lbwpsbip Connell,
at its last regulate meeting, decided
tda wept the allocation of $4,300.00
suggested hy .Alexandra Marine,
and -rGeneral Hospital as the tow, --
ship's share towards erecting the
new wing to the hospital. The
particular manner in which Ola
money is to be raised was left
over until the next meeting when
a report will be brought in:
W. R. Lobb was present to re-
quest a grant to the Clinton Spring
Show.. . The usual grant of $50
was promised.
The township passed a resolu-
tion to again co-operate With the
;county in the program for the
eradication of Leafy Spurge, Bar-
berry and Buckthorn.
Several appeals for road work
were. heard__ Aird, in oaoh
was decided to investigate the
spots in question and, if found to
be practical, to include this work
in the year's program.
A delegation from the Bayfield
Community Centre asked for a
grant and $150 was voted for this
purpose.
Bert Harris was hired as oper-
ator df the road maintainer at
$1.10 per hour and an allowance
of 10c per mile for the use of his
i oar, when used for obtaining re-
pairs, etc.
'Clayton Laithwalte wasre-ap-
pointed' as the township's repne
seatative on the Gcrderich Planning
Board.
Tenders for the supplying of
warble fly powder were received
from the following: Niagara Brand,
•C.I.L., King iCalcium Precinets, IM.
Lobb. It was decided to apt
the tender of King Calciuin Pro -
duets.
Applications for the position of
warbiefly inspector were received
from six residents of the township.
The 'application of .Peter Harri-
son, et 75e per hour and 8c per
mile, was accepted.
The following 'and grants were
ordered paid: Clinton Spring Show,
$50; Stanley's Abattoir, relief ac-
dcount, 63.00; A. H. Erskine, in-
igent taxes, $15.20; Wm. Hatkin,
fox bounty, $7.00; A. G. Grigg,
Boal. $39.40; A. H_ Erskine, indi:
gent, $56.75; Signal -Star, advertis-
ing, $6.20; Provincial Treasurer,
insulin, $2.65; H. G. Hays, clerical
duties, $7.00; Ohas. Scotehmer,
Bayfield Community Centre, $150;
J. W. Beeves, delegate's expenses,
$25; K. C. iMerner, delegate's ex-
penses, $25;„ G. H. Stirling, dele-
gate's expenses, $25; W. J. Forbes,
delegate's expenses, $25; Road
Superintendent's payroll No. 3,
$2,636.37.
Council then adjourned till
April 2.at 8 p.m.
News of Dungannon
DUNGANNON, Mar. 13. — Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Brown and son,
Wayne, spent Sunday last with
Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid, of Brus-
sels.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Reed, Jim,
Eleanor and Jewel, motored -to
Elora on Sunday and spent the
day with IMr. and Mrs. James
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Errington
had all their family with them on
Sunday: Marjorie, nurse -in -train-
ing at Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Crawford, of Goderich; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Adams and fam-
ily, of Port Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Brooks and
family visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Louis McDonald, Paisley.
The annual congregational sup-
per of"°the United Church will be
held.. in the church basement on
Friday, March 16.
Hold Euchre. — On Wednesday
las , those who braved the weather
ttend the euchre
game held in the Orange Hall by
the L.O.L. No. 324, enjoyed p
good time. The prize winners
BETHEL PENTECOSTAL
Sunday -10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m.MORNING WORSHIP.
7.30 p.m.. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Tuesday and Friday Services 8 p.m.
A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU.
Pastor --R.
TABERNACLE
Best Wishes to Rod & Pam
ALL CARPENTRY WORK IN THE NEW SNACK BAR
DONE BY
Harold Jeffery &
Frank McMichael
Congratulations to Rod & Pam
on the opening of their new
Snack Tar
COURTESY OF
eil C. l7eilch
REPRESENTATIVE OF MURPHY TOBACCO CO,
SUPPLIERS OF TOBACCO, SUNDRIES, ETC.
Best Wishes to Rod & Pam on the
opening of their new Snack Bar
DELICfOUS PIES-DO-NUT4,
FROM
Culbert's
Bakery
n
J.
Green.
were Ernest Durnin, Gordon
Saunders, Allan Reed and Herb
Stothers. Lunch was served.
Old Friends Meet.—On Tuesday
evening a number of friends were
entertained tb a game of cards
and an old time sing -song in the
home of Mr. and :Mrs. Thomas
Webster. fMrs. Webster served a
buffet luncheon at the close of a
pleasant evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Baxter,
Garry and Norene spent Sunday
with Mr. and 'Mrs. Herb Stothers.
Mr. Calvin McIntyre, of Wing -
ham, called on Mr. and Mrs. John
Ryan recently.
Mr. Brian Hallam, of Toronto,
was a guest in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Popp and farrlily on
Saturday.
Named Ashfield' P.A. President,
—The annual meeting of the Ash-
field Federation of Agriculture
was held in the Township Hall on
Thursday afternoon. Oliver Mc-
r es -Was elec d-`thenew pre
dent,. succeeding William Culbert;
Arnold Alton, vice-president, and
},, w,a,nd_ Blake, secretary -treasurer.
G. W. 'Montgomery; agricultural
representative, the guest speaker,
spoke on how to cut down the
cost ,of farm production. ` Gordon
Greig, Federation . leldman also
spoke. Slides were shown on 4-H
Club work in Huron and the film,
"The Proud Land."
Mission Band_ -- Mission Band
,,utas held in the church basement
riLbTrein Mole
gave the enil to worship and MrS.
Herb Flrintigark Zed in Waxer.
43 Wendy watt ?eland Swift nus
on ttbe piano.. The miriuteSs e
Lute+= .r a were read by PauUnn
Anderson. Billy Blake gave the
Scripture eine e, Mrs. Iry pie,
&ented a chapter of the :study book.
World Mends were -given ouut and
stasis for attendance. .
Variety Concert, . Residents of
Dungannon were 'entertained to a
variety program presented in. the
Parish Hall by Group three of the
Woman's Association, of Lucknow
United Church on Friday evening.
It wad sponsored by the Lad -tea'
Guild of St. Paul's Church. Rev.
Jennings presided as ehairman.
Mrs. Dur•nin Phillips played instru-
mental music whilethe audience
was assembling. A humorous
pantomime, "Wife Wanted," and a
skit, "Just Imagine," were present-
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hender-
son, Mrs. John Hall, Mrs. Alex
Andrew, Mrs. Burton Roach, Mrs.
Cliff Crawford, Mrs. H. Webster,
H. D: Thompson, Mrs. K. C. fMu die,
Mrs. Orland Richards, Mrs. Roy
Black and Mrs. Ken Cameron. A.
mixed quartette, composed of Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. W. Joynt, Eldon Hen-
derson and 'Raymond Ackert, sang.
Miss Mary and Brussel Allan played
a piano duet. John Hall gave a
reading and Eleanor Reed played
violin selections. Misses Sandra
Brooks and Marion Mole danced -
Scottish dances. Refreshments
were served to the guests by the
Ladies' Guild.
Concert by St. Helens Y.P.U.
--
A variety program presented in
the Community Hall by the St.
Helens Y.P.U. on Friday night was
a huge success. There also was a
one -act comedy, "Come Out of It"
staged by the Colwanash Junior
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OPENING
ROD & _PAM'S SNACK BAR
a-- MONDAY, MARCH 19
HI FOLKS: Come in and see us in our new surroundings. Our sincere
thanksuto all those who made these renovations possible. We have
appreciated your patronage -in the past and hope to continue serving
you in the future.
FREE TICKETS an Easter Egg.. FREE DO -NUTS until 5erne
P
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SAL U TE to ROD & PA M
Al! ice cream- and butter in this new, modernized snack bar supplied by
BISSET BROS.
Congratulations to Rod & Pam
FRO1t
John Jeffery &
Son
WHO SUPPLIEALL BUILDING MATERIALS
FOR THE REN t YATION OF THE SNACK BAR.
Good Luck to Rod & Pam on the
opening of their new Snack Bar
COURTESY OF JIM BISSET
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COCA-COLA
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Faranew cmd 3kal Wed delilrreied
hill W.0.554,A. peeeh, "car d3 as 1
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served at the close.
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HOL irdsvi IM, &peal. 12. , The
Willyahnine Mission. Band, of
Rolresvilie Unite:4 Church, met
the' school for their Nereid
meeting, ° with Cathie Potter Ili.
change of the program. Bob Grigg
read the Scripture 1e son and
Cathie Potter read as story. Donn,
lnique Galiweiier led, in :Drayer.
'Vile president, Leen'ax, Wilson,
took .etherZe of the business `period.
Jim McCullough read a Temper-
ance story and Donald Yeo read
a Peace item. Bill Hoggarth read
a poem. A "cup and spoon" con-
test was held. The s'dy hook
chapters were review,„' 'b ,Mrs.
Frank McOulioltgh and ' s Ann
Sthaddoek.
troll
lw di triet lie r'd' 4 radio broad-
cast.
reeast. ia4- r, e 1C, endoraing tlaa
fort; -lour mail may, Mrs. F r
Tenn. We would like •-to add here,
Bur yawn sword of thanks for the
w. nderfulk job Mrs. Glome 40^
and to -wit Jeer`husband! a ,sl
return to hea1ti i.
We extend our sympathy ito the
friends rand rola Ives ,of. the late
Mr. Robert Bert) Fowler,. 'who diel
in +Crpde><ith last Week.
Mrs. Gordon ,Andes' 0n and Mars
Ross MeNee,, who have both had e. -
long serge: of sickness through the
winter, are now peling better.
We are sorry to hear of the
death of Mr. John lister, whit:.
occurred on Saturdays in, the (We -
rich 'hospital. In X{oltnter dogs Mr.
roarer fanned in this distract, and.
will be remembered- . by many
h,is enthusiastic support ,of the
Nile Loyal Orange Ledge.
HELP THE LIONS CLUB
HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN
Special- training and -therapies -cost-money-and----your•.
Easter Seal dollars provide this. The Goderich Lions
Club is associated with the Ontario Society for Crippled
Children in raising money by Easter Seals.
BOY EASTER SEALS
Send in your money now to F. A. Waters, treasurer, Easter Seal
Committee, Canadian Bank of Commerce, ‘Goderich.
1 V 0 rite
Salute to the New Rod & Pam
Snack Bar
FROM
McManus Dairy
WHO SUPPLY ALL MILK AND CREAM.
Best wishes to Rod & Pam
n the opening of their y ew
Snack Baro
COURTESY OF
Wm. Reid
Upholstery
Congratulations to Rod *- Pam's
new Snack Bar
FROM
•
Allison's Meat
Market
r,
St114LTER,S OF Motet MEATS.