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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-05-31, Page 7TJ1UDlAY, MAY 31st, 195c'"i ST0 GE WF RGE'S CHURCH DUNE 3, FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.30 a.m. H LY COMMUNgON. 10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHzOL. 11 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION. Junior Congregation and Nursarry. 7 p.m. PARADE OF LADIES' AUXILIARY, TO BRANCH 109, CANADIAN LEGION. REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A.. Organist and Choirmaster North Street United Church 10 a.m. 11 a.m. SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1956 , Sunday School. RJ.JLES FOR CHRISTIAN LIVING. Nursery and Junior Congregation. 7' p.m. _BIBLE STUDY. REV. H. A. DICKINSON, B.A., Miniatetr MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist and Choirleader. !nuz 3frhgtetint Etpirdi Rev. R. G. MacMillan Mr. W. H. Bishop, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M. Minister • Director of P. •- • 9.45 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL. 11 a.m. MORNING WARSHIP. (Nursery and Junior Congregation) 7 p.m. MASONIC SERVICE. GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH MONTREAL 51 REET 10 a.m. -SUNDAY SCHOOL—a class for every age. 11 a.m. A FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE followed by Lord's Supper. (Younger children taken care of during this service). 7 p.m. "GOD'S ANSWER FOR YOU." Tuesday 8 to 9 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Hour. REMEMBER SHUT-IN'S DAY, JUNE 3. Rev. S. H. Findlay, B.A., B.D., Mrs. E. Donaldson, A.L.C.M., Organist. The Minister. Victoria Street United Church SUMMER ORDER OF SERVICES 10 a.m. ' SUNDAY SCHOOL AND ADULT CLASS. 11 a.m. GOD'S SPECIAL WORD TO YOU. NOTE: The.,Special Evening Service Is Cancelled. 1B -a:m. New flour -for- Benmi Her Church before Sunday School. One necial., F Q11!►IF..R, SUNDAY, V E..,A dvesf-Rev.'"`D Vid " iiltams, Bi.j.- Minister—Rev. Stanley A. YNoote, B.A., B.D. Ministry. of Music—Mr. Bert Kempster. "LITTLE RBI DOOI�9," IN GODERICH THIS WEEK Mobile unit and inforrmtation centre from the Ontario division of Canadian Cancer Society is visit- ing Goderich this week. The vehicle, grey with two red doors, is driven by a uniformed nurse, Miss Lois Cahill. She will visit as many industries as possible dur- ing her three day stay here. CANADA Spend an exciting weekend in Toronto where there's always some- thing to see and do—that's fun! With the Royal York as your head- quarters, you'll enjoy the last word in comfort and service ... superb meals, prepared by master chefs ... and return home relaxed and refreshed. Plan your weekend now EVENTS IN TORONTO JUNE 2-3 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Maple Leaf Stadium- Montreal tadiumMontreal vs Toronto—June 2-3 �► THOROUGHBRED RACING Old Woodbine—June 2 THEATRE The Crest—The Women—June 3 Avenue Theatre—Spring Thaw June 3 Tivoli—Oklahoma—Todd-AO June ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM Chinese Exhibit—June 2-3 Information and reservations from K. F. Wilkinson, Agent, C.P.R. Goderich, Ont. b THE GODERICH SIGNALSTAR PERSONAL MENTION Mr. Chas. Austerberry leaves on Monday for England where he will visit relatives at Yorkshire, as well as a brother in Aberdeen, Scot- land. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Glen, ac- companied by Mrs. Glen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crawford, of Port Albert, spent the week -end at Belle River with Dr,aand lt�lrs. R. W. Cunningham and son, John. They also visited relatives at Wind- sor and on Saturday were guests at the Henstock-Gould wedding which took place ata the Covenant Baptist Church, Detroit. Mrs. Florence Thomson, who has been visiting the past two weeks with her son, Dr. W. K. Thomson, Mrs... Thomson and children, in Kingston, arrived home Saturday accompanied by DT. Thomson and his son, Bob. She also visited in Toronto with her daughter, Mrs. Howard Pollock, Mr. Pollock and children. Miss Ann Webb, nurse -in -train- ing at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, spent a few days with Miss Jeneane Young. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Proctor, of Detroit, are again at Deer Park Lodge, Bayfield, for the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Turner, of Stratford, were in town on Tuesday to attend the opening of the new Court Hoose. Free Methodist Church SUNDAY, JUNE 3 10 a.m. Sunday School. 11 a.m. Worship Service. 7 p.m. Evangelistic Service. Wed., 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting. All are welcome to any or all of these services. Pastor, T. J. McMichael HEARHEAR... THOS. WYAII on Wings of Ileo i g. Every Sunday CKLW at 8:00 P.M. (DST) DETROIT — 800kc. Dodgers Win Opener 84 Ontario ladies' softball champ- ions last year, Goderich Dodgers served notice in ,their opening game at Agrieultural Park 'iaye Monday night that they will be a tough team to beat in the coming season. They handed Florence Chicks an 8-4 'defeat in the first gaorae of, the Big Feardie& -Fas ,ball League. Headed by the Goderich Girls' Trumpet Band and the Goderich Pipe Band, a cavalcade of cars left MeGee's Garage ' and paraded around the Square to the Park where official opening ceremonies took place. Addresses were made by: Mayor J. E. 1-Iuckins; Reg Mc- Gee; Gar Landers, of Stratford, president of the Fastball League. The trophy won by the ,Dodgers last year was officially presented to them by Andy Davidson, of Stratford, rejcisenting the OASA. Goderich opened the scoring in the second innings by scoring two runs. In the third innings Audrey McCabe hit a three run homer. This feat _was duplicated in the ninth innings by Norma Tinline of the Florence Chicks. Pitching for the Dodgers, Kay McKinnon struck out 12. Patching. dor Florence Chicks, Gloria Aitche- son was relieved in the fifth inning by Pat Belliveau. Only newcomer on the Dodgers line-up this year is Donna Hopi from Sebringville, who played centre field. Kay Sharp, who pulled a muscle in her left foot, will be missing from left' -field when the Dodgers play in Stratford Friday night. The Dodgers line-up was: c, Audrey McCabe; p, Kay McKinnon; lb, Joanne Castle; 2b, Dorothy Mc- Cabe; ab, Audrey Harrison; ef, Donna Hopfi rf, Margaret Eme-- son; lf, Kay Sharp; ss, Adeline Riehl. The Dodgers move to Stratford Friday night for their next league game. Florence 001 000 003-4 6 4 Goderich .. ' 426 -000 00x-8.8_ 4 Aitcheson, Beliiveau (5) and • Armstrong; McKinnon and McCabe. AG. SCHOOL GRAD R. C. Riehl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Riehl, of Saitford Heights, was among 45 students who gradu- ated from the Western Ontario Agricultural School at Ridgetown last week. Graduates were intro- duced by Professor J. S. Seckley, director of the school, to Dr. C. D. Graham, deputy minister of agriculture, who presented the two-year course diplomas. BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE unday-10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. 11 a.m. - MORNING -,-SERVICE. 7.30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. r6v--5 ay'efitr PASTOR—R. J. GREEN. A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU. ROYAL L YO R K '9r, -the heart of downtown Toronto" A CANADIAN PACIFIC knit 11 NEW OFFICERS The & lnetto Club of Goderieh enet Moa day night at the British tchange Hartel with 20 members present. 'llirs. Muriel Such chaired the meeting. The report on the election a officers for nest year was; Past president, M.rs. Muriel. Such; pre- sident, Mrs. Evelyn Patterson; 1st viee eift, Mrs. Sybil Marriott; 2nd vice-president; Mrs. Margaret LeClair; secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Scott; treasurer, Mrs. Jean Martin; registrar, Mrs.Betty Prest. rs. Joan Hibbert attended the Kin Convention at Buffalo and broughtback a full report. There are about 1200 Kinettes in South- ern Ontario. Mrs. Grace Patterson is convener of the Trade Fair committee and plans are being completed". The annual Dinette doll "Bar- bara Dianne" will be raffled off the last night of the Trade Fair. oBRIDGEo SCORES Four tables of Goderich Dupli- cate Bridge' were played on Mon- day night with the following win- ners: Mrs. H, Brennan and Mrs. A. W. Oakes, 521; . points; Mrs. J. McLeod and Mrs. T. Donnelly, 511/2 points; Mrs. A. A. , Nicol and Mrs. F. Saunders, 491,:e points. o —0- -0 KNOX LADIES' AID The May meeting of Knox Church Ladies' Aid Society was held last Friday in the church parlor with the president, Mrs. J. A. Straiton, in charge. The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Geo. Stokes and Mrs. John Long offered prayer. It was de- cided to display the aprons and children's clothes in a store win- dow before the June bazaar. A quilt top donated by Mrs. Smith was displayed and will be quilted soon. Mrs. J. S. Kernighan gave a humerous reading. ntario's Championship Rddlers' Conlest AT — Hensall Arena MRS. C. F. IAMB. Thex�passed away ay 213t Royal Columbian Hospital, New Westminster, B.C., Mrs. C. V. Lo, M)i'. ur'. Shebbthe leavesformer tt� ruuraiettie -hexCGwpa;as ing, thtree sisters: Mrs. 0. W. Flack, Winnipeg; Mrs. 3.' 'W. New- combe, and Mrs. L. L. Walter, moth of Goderich. CHARMS Ex A 1iOtrT A former resident of Dungannon, Charles Elliott, 88, died at his hoarse in Lucknow on Friday. 'Fol- lowing a services. in Johnstone's funeral home in Lucknow Monday, the remains were brought to Gode- rich for interment in Maitland cemetery. A Masonic service was =ducted at the graveside by members of Morning Star Lodge, of Carlow. Many residents of Dungannon can recall when Mr. Elliott operat- ed the first cha,i-n-drive car ever seen in that district. Besides his wife, the former Clara Ratz, he is survived by a son, Henry; -one sister, Mrs. David McIlwain, of Goderich; two bro- thers, William and Everett, both residing in Northern Ontario. There is one ,grandchild. 19 ----6--- f9 Values of cheques cashed in Canadian elearing centres in Janu- ary, 1056, totalled $15,0170,000,000 an increase of 21 per cent over the same date a year previous. ,AGIC .-- DAITOZ. DRAW PR `.4ED8 AID VURMOR R sprrAL Proceeda oaf' the annual Spring Fantasy 13E111 and the draw tickets sold by ata 81, a Phi Sorority will go towards the furnishing of the children's room is the new hospital addition. The se ;i-fopanal dance was Held Fri4ay night, with muaie pasv'idcd by _ George Tingey'rs Orchestra. Winner of the draw for the $50 bond was Jack r+faeMillan, of East street. The spot dance was won by Mrs. Bob Wilson. In recognition of ber work for the year, Miss Dorothy McCabe, social convener, was 'presented with a silver bracelet. NEW AND USED FURNITURE RE PIANOS (Large Stock) FREE DELIVERY �-- SCHUETT'S MILDMAY , Furniture ,Showrooms G. E. SCHUETT Mildmay and Mt. Forest 22-24 SSD BULLEN'S REPAIR SH P NOW OPEN FOR CUSTOM CABINET I AKING, FURNITURE REPAIR. SHARPENJI,NG OF ALL TYPES OF LAWN MOWERS AND CUTTING APPLIANCES. SKILL SAW FOR RENT. — Money back "guarantee en all work done. — 184 Gibbons Street., Phone 1234 -22x Friday, June 8 AT 8 P.M. ' Come and hear Ontario's best Old Time Fiddlers for Free Press Trophy. $300 IN PRIZE MONEY. Five classes by ages and best trick fiddler. Fiddlers send entries to- 1 ` DANCE IN HALL ADMISSION 75c and 25c -22 NOW HAVE FOR SALE The little Bowling Alleys OPEN EVERY EVENING 7T012 -AN SATURDAY AFTERNOON Brunswick ' - -. AVAI)I-A 4Ep I ,l_ F $D :.,Al M4i, — tzEt - - . LT O RIGHT N Dw'ER COLOR DISTINCTION Also HANDY SHOE BAGS in a choke of color combinations. "BOWL REGULARLY FOR HEALTH" 11NSNMS•N0NNNSNS•NSNS00SSNNSSSSSSSSSSSSSSI/S0N11ii111s110106ss10s•ss•• ANNIVERSARYD AN FLOWER SUNDAY Auburn United Church Sunday School SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 195i 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association "WHERE' BETTER BULLS ARE USE • s 614, We purchased two top Beef Shorthorn bulls at the famous Killearn Farms (owner Claude Gallinger) twelfth Annual Short- horn Sale at Edmonton, Alberta. Gallinger bulls have long been known for their size and ruggedness and still retaining lots of quality. These bulls will satisfy the most critical. _ Following are their pedigrees. -353769- Killearn Howard, red, born Aug. 9, 1954. Taped 1450 lbs. on May 15th, 1955. Cruggleton Achilles, Red Cruggleton Cyril SIRE Red, Tittle white Killearn Cyril 9thj Red Maxine Norma Jewel 2nd. Red Margo Clipper, Red Killearn Max 5th. Red I Norma Jewel Red ( Killearn Monarch 34th. Killearn Monarch 156 Red Red 1Kiflearn Norma Gem 4th DAM Red Killearn Emme- ! Killearn Matt 5th. Red line 14th. Red 1 Killearn Emmeline 1 7th. Dark Roan'l Killearn Norma Emme- t line 5th. Red Roan -3614:i.t,- Killearn Welfare 22nd. Red, born May 4th, 1955. Taped 1050 lbs., May 15th, 1956. SIRE Calrorsie Wel- fare Red DAM Maxine Norma Rosewood Red MORNING WORSHIP-- peaker, MRS. C. C. WASHINGTON. Music ----Junior -Choir, under direction of Mins Margaret A. Jackson. EVENING WORSfflP----Speaker, REV. CHARLES ANIEL, Kunio -C.N.R.A. IVIALE CHORUS, STRATFORD. Conductor P. P. Polley accompanict- Elorette Kerr Polley. seeeeeseessssemossssssseeeesssesesssessesesseses seessssssseess®seb®ssseees Ire Ef .A., iensa,11. Calrossio Harmony Darks Roan Lours Rod Calrossie Welcome 1 Red Roan Augusta I Kirkton aronot Calroasie Nesta Red roadhooks Rod j Calrossio Norah roadho4ks } MONDAYS • Killearn Max Red Killearn Max 5th Rod Po4er'a Nonpareil Dark Roan Norcoman Rod Roan Killearn Norma Rosewood 2nd Rod Killearn Rosewood 5th. Red Those bulls will arrive at !,Waterloo sorrretime during the week of May 20th and will he put into service aa„seow as possible. This may be several weeks. For more, information on artificial Breeding service to any of our bulla of all breeds, phone collect to! CLINTON HU 2-3441 between 7.30 and 9.30 a.ava. VY,S ODEIVICH SPECIAL LAVAL RECRUITING } OFFICER AT Town Hall, Godorich Monday, Juno 4 and 10 10 3.111. 10 6 p.m. There's a fine career now open tm you in the Royal Canadian Navy° Our expanding Navy vvants more fit young Canadians of good character and education. You should be aged 17 to 25 (or'29 for some specialist categories). Find out how you can l e - come a sailor in the f3. C.N. I s se Be sure to get the facts while the special tecim is in town Roya ICemadion N a b .