HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-05-03, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY Sed,. 9oR
Many Attend
Bargain Days
Bargain days of Godericb merch-
ants last Thursday, Friday and
Saturday drewmany shoppers, not
only from town. but also from a
widespread area around Goderich.
The .m,aJarity of the niereliants,
particularly those handling cloth-
ing were quite busy. Same of them
were busier than they were dur-
ing bargain days the same time a
yeah; ago while others . were not,
quite uprmm,1aet year's volumuf.
Thursday antarning saw a coa>.-
- , siderably larger crowd of she rs
it fell off sat what. Pewor was
off for about one and a half hours
on ii'riday afternoon due s trouble
on a InaUl line hydro pole at Sea -
forth.
On Saturday there was heavy
rain which prevented farroors
from working on + land. As a
result, .nanny came to toven to shop.
Dr. Helen Salkeld after a year
in research everk in England hits
been spending a few day with
her patents, Mr. and Ma's. T. J.
Salkeld, West Wawanosb before
resuming her work at Ottawa In
connection with the science ser-
vice branch of the Department of
Agriculture.
sppee Have you ;, 'ere wed your "sub -
around town that nog. Friday seriptiou to' 'the Sinal -Star?
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
MAY 6—Fifth Sunday after Easter.
8.30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION.
.10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. HOLY, COMMUNION AND SERMON.
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
7 p.m. EVENSONG AND SERMON.
THURS., MAY 10—ASCENSION DAY
10 a.m. Holy Communion in the Chapel.
'' REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector
MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A.. Organist and Choirmaster
North Street United Church
SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1956
10 a.m. Sunday School.
ANNIVERSARY- SERVICES
11 a.m. "ANCIENT LANDMARKS."
Nursery and Junior Congregation.
7 p.m. "THOU MAYEST ADD THERETO.
REV. H. A. DICKINSON, B.A., Minister
MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist and Choirleader.
Teacher Dies
Schools Close
�!;!f►. .CSX lire.Ghgterian. (' Iiitrt}
Rev. R. G. MacMillan Mr. W. H. Bishop, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M.
Minister Director of Praise
9.45 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
Preacher: °The Rev. Donald MacDonald.
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
The Evening Service is withdrawn in recognition of the
North Street United Church Anniversary.
GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH
MONTREAL Si REET R' r
10 a.m. SONDAY SCHOOL.
° 11 a.m. A FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE;
(Junior Congregation for younger children.)
7 p.m. SERVICE OF PRAISE.
Tuesday Bpm... Bible Study and Prayer Hour
Thursday slid Friday 7 p.m. Explorers'
Friday, May 4,' at 4 p.m.—Mission Band.
"Come to Him to That Living Stone .. and Be Yourselves'
Built Into a Spiritual House." --1 Peter 2:4-5.
Rev. S. H. Findlay, B.A., B.D., Mrs. E. Donaldson, A.L.C.M.,
Minister. Organist.
Victoria Street United Church
10 a.m. BIBLE SCHOOL- AND ADULT BIBLE CLASS.
11 a.m. "WHO WILL BE GREAT 'tO•MORROW?"
A Youth Service with choroi and others assisting from
Y.P.U. M. Lolselle, W. Johnston, Misses D. Banter and
A. Pinder.
Benmiller 12.30 Bible School -1.30 p.m. Worship.
Union 2 p.m. Sunday School -3.00 p.m. Worship.
MINISTER—REV. STANLEY A. MOOTE, B.A., B.D.
MUSIC DIRECTOR—MR. BERT KEMPSTER.
Schools in Goderich and di:sta et
closed Monday afternoon an tribute
to Mrs. ,E. 'Wendorf, Weil -known
music teacher whose funeral was
held from Ontario Street United
Church, Ciintro , at 2.30 p.m. Mrs.
Wended, who was 60, died in
Clinton hospital on Friday. The
funeral service was conducted by
Rev. A. G. Eagle.
Mrs. Wendvrf , bad 'been. su er-
visor of music of Goderich Public
School for the past year, and had
been active in the Huron County
Music Festival since its inception.
She was also Music supervisor for
Blenth, .the Row Public Sehool iu
Clitlton, eve schools• 1n- kkett
Township.,and one school in Godes
rich Township. She was organist
of Ontario Street United Church,
Clinton -
The former Gertrude Bruege-
man of Chesley, she lived there
until. her marriage in 1920, when
she and her husband moved to
Clinton. Surviving besides her
husband, are one daughter, Mrs.
Gregory Darville, Winnipeg; one
sister, Mrs.as Lowery and
one brother, man, both - of
Chesley.
SHEPPARDTON
SHDPPiARILYTOiN, May 2. — Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Murray, of Tor-
onto, spent the week -end with the
former's sister, Mrs. Fred McCabe
and Mr. McCabe.
Visitors for the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Calhoun
were their son and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Calhoun, of Midland, and
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wright, of
Owen Sound.
Mr. Jim (Pinder, of the Provincial
Institute of Trade's Schools, Tor-
onto, spent the week -end with his
wife and daughter at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hawkins.
Free Methodist
Church
SUNDAY, MAY 6
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 am►. Worship Service.
7 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Wed. 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
C.Y.C. Meeting, Friday 8" p.m.
Girls and boys 9 to 14 years.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
Pastor, T. J. McMichael
BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
Sunday -10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. MORNING SERVICE.
7.30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Tuesday and Friday Services 8 p.m. -
- A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU.
Pastor—R. J. Green.
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SUNSE
Drive - in Theatre
11/4 Mies East of Goderioh, on No. 8 Highway
Thurs., Fri.
"Battle Stations"
John Lund, William Bendix
CARTOON
May 3-4
COMEDY
Sat., Mon.
1 "The Vanishing American
Scott Bra▪ dy, Audrey Totter
CARTOON COMEDY
99
May 5.7
Tues., Wed.
'Cain Mutiny"
Humphrey Bogart, Van Johnston
CARTOON
May 8-9
COMEDY
Box Office opens 7 p.m. Two Shows each night.
Children under 12 ah oars free.
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PRODUCE LOWER COST FEED
Grow more grain corn in 1956.
Grow better ensilage in 1956.
Plant Pfister for quality and yield.
ORDER FROM YOUR
PFISTER DEALER
Ernest Johnston
PHONE 482W, GODERICH
or
Milford Durst
r -.
PHONE 1112, CARLOW.
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THE GOpElqCH 8IGNAL-STAI
OBITUARY
MRS. ELIZABETH WALTER
Funeral Guile() eo for Mrs. Eliza-
beth Walter, who died at licr home
in Colborne Townships, was held
k'. the Lodge funeral home on
Saturday at 2 p.m., with Rev. K.
E. Taylor, of St, George's Church,
ofllcitaing. Interment was in Col-
borne cemetery.
Mrs. Walter, who was 92, was
one of Colborne Township's oldest
residents. Though born in Stan-
ley Township, she bad lived in
Colborne for 70 years. She was
the daughter of the late Zephaniah
Osmonn and Sarah Young. Her
husband, W711iard . Walter, died in
1944.
Surviving are three sons, Harry
and Osmond, Colborne; Lloyd,
Ogenie, Sask.;: two daughters Lu-
cinda,
�A
Mrs.'rtbur Sp�regge, of Col-
borne, and Elizabeth, Mrs. Fred
Davison, of Detroit. There are 11
grandchildren , and four great-
grandchildren.
Pallbearers for the funeral were
James Young, Peter Young, Sam-
uel Young, Charles Young, Charles
Walter and Peter Fisher.
MRS. MARY VICTORIA FOR<BES
A Blyth native, Mrs. Mary Vic-
toria Forbes, 92, died Sunday in
Clinton Hospital, where she had
been a patient for the past three
weeks.
She was formerly Mary Victoria
Sanderson, a daughter of the late
William and Caroline Brigham
Sanderson, pioneers of the 13th
concession of Hullett Township.
She lived in the Walton and Blyth
area all her life, and for the past
several years lived with her only
daughter, Mrs. John Young, and
Mr. Young, formerly of Hullett
Township, but now of Blyth. Her
husband, Samuel Forbes, died ie
1936.
Surviving are her daughter, Mrs.
John (Caroline )Young; two grand-
children, Roy and Helen Young;
two sisters, Mrs. Annie Skelton,
Morris Township, and Mrs. Earl
(Clara) Empey, Goderich. Also
surviving are onestep-daughter,
Mrs. Thomas (Gert ude) William-
son, Walton, and ane step -son,
Adrian Forbes, Egmondville. A
-sister; Mrs. William Taylor,died
a month ago.
A funeral service was held in the
Tasker Memorial Chapel, Tuesday
afternoon at 2.30, with Rev. A. W.
Watson, minister of Blyth United
Church, officiating. Interment was.
in Union cemetery, Blyth.
DiTIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS
19. Notice to Creditors
AIL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against tine estate of Sarah
Taylor, late of the Township of
HuIlett, in the County of Huron,
widow, who died on or about the
30th day of %arch, 1950, aro re-
quired to idle the same with full
artieulars with the undersigned
the 5th day of May, -1950, as
after that date the assets of the
estate will be distributed.
Dated at4oderich, in the County
of Hiii]roe, . this 12th day of April,
1956
R. ;.. HAYS,
erieh, Ontaa io,.
16-18- ' licitor for the Estate.
Mlle. DONALD MacGILLIVRAY
Word comes from Mr. Archie
MacGillivray, of Vancrnrver, B.C.,
of the death of Mrs. Donald Mac-
Gillivray, widow of Rev. Donald
MacGillivray, who after spending
his youth in Goderich became a
noted' njssioneryr oi' .`the:. 'resby-
-terian Chet ii' In Ch-rna. tete. Mac-
Gillivray passed away suddenly at
Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England.
She, like her husband, had a dis-
tinguished record of service for
many years in China. She was the
editor of the first Chinese Chris-'
tian magaain for children
China, as well as contributing, her
services to many missionary enter-
prises there. -She was known to
21. Business Notice
FINANCING AND LOANS AT
lower cost on new and late
model used cars and truck. • and
new farm machinery!. HAI OLD
W. SHORE, 38 .Hamilton street
'Goderich. -47t1
Trade in your pl& stove on this
brand new 1956 fully automatic
Westinghouse 30" range. It's a
steal. Most places are asking as
much for last year's standard
models. Shop around, check them
all, then drop in and see us for
the best bargain you ever saw.
REINHART'S
RADIO SERVICE
HAMILTON STREET.
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all tube and most parts for other
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C1ARPENTRY BUILDING AND
• remodelling, built-in efiebeards.
plumbing: agent for Epps' pumps
and water softeners; bathrooms
eavestroughing; steel roofing.
FRANK McMICIIAEL, Goderich,
phone Carlow 1108. 4.4tf
TIMMINS TEACHER TO .
JOIN STAFF OF GDCI
Raymond Ciarrocco, of Timmins,
has been hired to replace D. B.
Holmes on the teaching staff of
Goderich District Collegiate Insti-
tute. • The appointment was con-
firmed at a meeting of the board
here on Tuesday night.
Mr. Ciarrocco is currently com-
pleting a course at University of
Western Ontario, London. This
summer he will take a 10 -week
course at -Ontario. Cellege,..o.L.Eda-
',diction, Toronto. At GDCI, he will
teach social studies and physical
education and handle guidance
work. Mr. Holmes is leaving to
accept a position on the teaching
staff in St. Thomas:
many in Goderich, having accom-
panied`' her husband when they
were on their furloughs in Canada.
'She was laid to rest beside her
husband in a London (Eng.) ceme-
Her daughter Edith (Mrs. Hedley
Taylor) survives her in Slough,
Eng., and other surviving relatives
are her stepmother, Mrs. A, Mac-
Gillivray, and the latter's daughter
Pearl (lyfrs. T. S. Paton) and son
Archie, all of Vancouver.
iron TIM TOP PRICE AND TIM
beat grade, leave your eggs at
GEORGE'S, Montreal
street. Picked up by (Olden Glow
Produce, Ripley. SOU
OR SANDING. O AND
new floors sanded and finished.
CREE COOI1, phone 281°, Clin o i
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Guaranteed ra mo service.' WILF
REINHART 'ELECTRIC, Hamilton
street, phone 466. -].2
QicruLED TV t UAL SI VICE...
Aerials. installed as IOW li0.
Aerials- moved -- rentals. Work
fully , guaranteed for ‘otne _year..
HURON TOWER INSTALLA}ION,
South34street, Goderleh, paste
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PURNITURE REPAIR
CABINET WOIIIc. M. BLOIC,
PHONE 1200 Olt 892. 10-14x
MOVING—GBNEML CARTAGE.
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ATTENTION' FARMERS I
• We have in stock for your
Spring fencing needs, a good supply
of Canadian heavy barbwire at
$9.25 per spool; also (brace wire
and black wire at reasonable
prices; also electric fence'batteries
for $3.75 eatle large and small
porcelain insulators and the new
plastic snap -on , type insulator.
Call at MeDONALD'S GENERAL
STORE, Kintail, phone 12 r 7, Dun-
gannon. -17-18
RANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL;
re' septic tanks, cess pools, etc.,
pumped and cleaned with sanitary
modern equipment. All work
guaranteed. Estimates given with-.
out obligation. WULS BLAKE,
R.R. 2, Brussels. Phone 42 ring 6,
Brussels. 11-18x
,SPDEWALICS, PORCHES, FOUND-
ATIONS. Anything in cement
or concrete block call DUNBAR
CONTRACTOR at 1538, Goderich.
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SAWS FILED — TOOLS AND
cutlery sharpened. Will work
tractor or farni work. Phone
1066W, 2)46 Huron road. 18-19x
FOR . ARTEFICIA,L INSEMINA-
TION information or service
from all breeds of cattle, phone
the WATERLOO CATeLE BREED-
ING ASSOCIATION at: Clinton
HU 2-3441 between 7.30 and 9.30
a.m. We have all breeds avail-
able—top quality at low cost.
lost; papers valuable to owner.
Finder contact LAWRENCE
DONAIS % G. Plante Service Sta-
tion. Reward. 18x
(By Linda .Brackornr°Idg•►)
Too much emphasis has been
placed on 'winning or waking the
teams." While the 'teams that
represent the school are import-'
a(nt, it`, is felt that it is i nueh more,
important to .provide activity for
the greatest rtlumber. Airy, bey who',
Wants to partici .4te in;. - marts r.
should be allowed t , tega lless
of size weight or A�biiatty. Ther hasPre.
gram been designed to provide
a variety of activities for the boys,
'especially those ,who stay at •noon.
'It is also desigged to get as many
boys as possible playing Just for
the fun of playing:
The following is a list of the
activities and the number of boys
taking part:
Meets and Special Events. -Fall
swim meet, 25; golf tournament;
20.
Program — Touch football, 501
noonhour .basketball, 100; 4 o'clock
volleyball,130; Little League
basketbal(under 5 ft.), 20; 4
o'clock badminton,50; ping-pong,
50; .female, (unorganized at the
moment).
Representative Teams—Football
(Coach, Mr. Ogg), 18; Junior bask-
etball, (League champions, coach,
Mr. Shaw), 13; Senior basketball,
(coach, Mr. Holmes), 13; curling,
(coach, Mr. Ogg), 38; WOSSA vol-
leyball, (coach, Mr. Holmes), 12;
WOSSA badminton, 3.
¶'rips—Senior and Junior basket-
ball teams to London to see a
game, 30; curling team to Galt, 8;
volleyball teams to London, 12;
badminton teams to London, 3.
Planned for Spring -- Softball
league (noonhour), tennis tourna-
ment and track and field meet.
The Boy's' Athletic Association
has also had another successful
year. Athletic cards were sold to
each boy for $1, and. allowed that.
boy to see all games. The money
front the cards was 'used to M
for referees 4nd, other team ex,
of Successful. dances and with the .
It
ation Will continue its work
' At the request of the Publicity
Committee of the Huron County
TB Survey, Jaiiies Scott, of Sea -
forth, has written a skit tie call et-
tention to the benefits Which the :
Survey will bring to HurOn County
citizens. .
The skit is about ten minutes
in length and is very easy to per-
form. Mr. Scott designed the skit
for (production by church groups,
service clubs, Women's Institutes,
etc. It is hoped that many such
groups will find that the skit will.
add to the entertainment and edu-
cation of their meetings. Copies
of the skit may be obtained from
Ontario.
Mrs. L. L. Walter has returned
home after spending some months
with relatives in the Western
provinces.
Mrs. R. S. Winters has returned
to her home on Lighthouse street
after spending the winter. months
with her family.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Zinn arrived
home last week from Daytona
Beach, Florida, where they spent
the winter.
EGOINghfIV,
you can have
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TWICE THE
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LINES
Good quality
REELS
28c and UP'
We alsoestikk the be4- Complete stock LANDING NETS--
Mircheil; Aiiibrdik,'effct lines. from $1:55
RODS from $1:$5
BOATS
Munro 12 ft. Fiberglas
$219.50
'PLUGS and SPOONS
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NOTICE
Re Dogs At Large
Your attention is dra n to , Paragraph 12 (a) of
iz,
By-law No. 16, 1951, of e Town of Goderich pro-
viding that between
The First Day of May and
The Thirtieth Day of Septeinber
dogs within the municipality of Goderich will not be
permitted to run at large.
PERSONS I,ERMITT1NG DOGS TO RUN AT LARGE .
DURING THE ABOVE PERIOD ARE LIABLE TO A
FINE NOT IN EXCESS OF $50.00.
.M. HALL,
-18 Chief of Police.
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Restyling old or
outmoded furs
is our busi-
ness. We'll
give It nevv
life by re-
,) styling it
into any
one of
practical
and
Attractive
jackets
or stoles
Style J3 complete
with NEVti INTER -LINING
and MONOGRAM, plus FUR CLEAN-
ING and GLAZ/NG JUST SEND
YOUlFt OLD COAT (with dress nice
and height). Over 43 years' experi-
ence enables you to order with
SEND NO MONEY if out of town.
Your remodelled 'fur jaoket or stole
Will ba expressed 10 days from date
wet receive it.
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Also storage. and repairs.
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The Goderich and District Branch
OF THE
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
would like to thank the citizens, organisations
and volunteer canvassers who helped in any
way in oderich and district for their co-
operation and generous response in the recent
en mpain.
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