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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-08-09, Page 5T BURS ' AY, AUGUST 9th, 1956 ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS 2L Business Notice MACHINE AND GENE AL `' E= PAIR. Satisfaction guaranteed. Reasonable rates. W, A. McAL- LISTER, Maitland, road. 2.0E -35x po ARTIFICIAL f 1VSiEMINA- TION information or service from all breeds of cattle, phone the WAII;RLQO CATTLE BREED- ING ASSOCIATION at: Clinton HU 2-3441 between 7.30 and 9.30. a.m. We have all breeds avail- , able --tap quality at • low cost. -17tf QI LED TV AERIAL SERVICE. Aerials installed as low as $49. Aerials moved -- rentals. Work fully guaranteed for one year. HURON' TOWER INSTALLATION, South ; street, Goderich, phone 1344M. 4U 22. Lost and Found DOG STRAYED TO WOOD'S Cabins, South street, corner fiction. street. Anyone interested in having dog iplease contact BILL SUDMANN. 31x CHILD'S WRIST WATCH LOST in vicinity of Gooderham Memorial Park or Victoria street north. Finder please leave at SIGNY.AL-STAR OFFICE and receive reward. -31 Gun eir MONEY LOST IN " vicinity of laylield our Gode rich on Friday. Finder plea write ,,.OX 153, Goderich, or ph Goderich 884. Reward. 41 0 SALVATION ARMY' HYMN BOOK lost either on Lighthouse street or Courthouse Park. Finder please leave at 7 Victoria street or phone 531J, Reward. -31 LOST. --ON SUNDAY LAST A 'Wick leather wallet containing personal papers, birth' certificate and nno eY. A g'o'of reword if found. P fON+E ¢73. 32 23. Used: Cars 1951 murEoR SEDAN, GUAR - ANTE ¢ condition $750.00 or best offer. Phone 1012W. 31x 0 -0 . • 0 ASHFtELD AR -WIELD, Aug. 7. --Ray Mac- kenzie, of Windsor, was home. for the week -end. Guests at the home of Earl Howes over the holiday were Missse Anna and Charlotte Mac- kenzie, and Mrs. J. B. Rhodes, of Toronto; and M,r. and Mrs. Philip Gour, of Batavia. ' Miss Muriel Parrish, of Detroit, spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Kenneth Fairish. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Fairish on the birth of a son ST. GEORGE'S -CHURCH w. August 12th—lith Sunday after Trinity 8.30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION. 11 a.m. MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON. REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A.. Organist and Choirmaster UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA North Street United Church AT HOME TO VICTORIA STREET UNITED CHURCH with a cordial' welcome to all visitors. 11 a.m.—REV. STANLEY A. MOOTE, B.A., B.D. Victoria St. Minister in North for August Sundays. "FOUR MARKS OF A CHRISTIAN." Junior Congregation and Nursery. Other -Churches — 10 a.m. Benmiller -- 3 p.m. Union. Sunday Sdhoots — 10 a.m. North and Victoria. 1 =,;m.:: Ben -miller .. and- "t7niarn. MUSIC DIRECTOR—,MRS. JOS. SNIDER • 314 Rev. R. G. MacMillan Mr. W. H. Bishop, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M. Minister Director of Praise ae iy 4+/`it �S{vs 11 A.M. - THE REV. P. B. R E ID, D.TH. (Nursery and Junior GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH MONTREAL STREET An invitation is extended to all to a*terid worship services dur- ing the month of August at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Guest preachers will be Rev. R. D. Lamb, of Grand Ligne, Quebec, on Aug. 5, 12 and 19, and Mr. Norman Moore, of Brantford, on Aug. 26. Sunday School will be held. each. Sunday at 10 o'clock. A Bible Study and Prayer Meeting will be held each Tuesday at 8 p.m. Rev. S. H. Findlay, B.A., B.D., Mrs. E. Donaldson, A.L.C.M., Minister. Organist. 30-33. thtgA GODEPIC SIGNAL -STAR Q r.AGR YIY laeCREEN AV THE PORCH*AMO0014 Wit,L,MOON, TO YOUR GREAT' clOV AM;1R ROOM If you, too, enjoy the comforti porch, drop in and let us help yowdecide on a modern porch for your house; The house and can --both designed with the woman buyer very much in mind --which are to be given away as first and second prizes at the Canadian National Exhibition by the Women's Division. The house is by Sunnibilt Prefab Products Ltd. while the car is a Volkswagen Deluxe Coach. HOLM.ESVI LLE HOLMESVPI,LE, Aug. 6.—Guests with Mr. and Mrs. harry Cudmore for the week -end weze Mir. and Mrs. Chas. ,Cudmore and family, of Hamilton. Mr. Bernard Siddell, of Hamil- ton., spent the week -end with Sgt. and Mrs. L. E. Morton. Mir. and Mrs. M. , J. Roberts, of Edwardsville, Pa., Mr. L. C. Bezeau and Miss Vera Furtney, of -Kitch- ener, and Miss Bonnie Kaye, of Lansing, Mich., were guests last Friday of Mr. and Mrs Frank Mc- Cullough. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cudmore and Paul weee in Brussels last Saturday, attending the NayCud- more wedding. Miss Mary Helen Yeo has return- ed to her home from Goderich where she was the guest of Mrs. Chas. Bissett. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Browih, of Detroit, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Gliddon. 0 0 0 LE1IBU '� 'r. LEEBURN, lug. 6.—The syen- patihy of the' community is extend- -ed to Mrs. Richard Buchanan whose father, A. Jacques, passed away re- cently at his home in Sherbrooke, Que. Mrs. Buchanan spent a week at her old home with her mother, Mrs. Jacques, and family. Mrs. John Gibson and baby Michael visited a week recently with her parents,..Mr. and Mrs. Tait Clark, John and Jim. Master Charles Pope, of Mon- treal, visited two weeks with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Buchanan, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pope, Bobby and Michael, of Acton, visited last week with the formerr's brother, Richard Buchanan, Mrs. Buchanan and family, and also with his mother, Mrs. Pope. MTs. M. -Edwards and baby Michael Benson, of Toronto, are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chisholm and family. - Fred Buchanan' Who' is 'Workizig at the A. V. Roe Co., of Mallon, is spending a two-week vacation at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clark (nee Winnie Glidden)," of South ,Bend, Indiana, visited relatives in the district ,the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ross and Charles, of Port Credit, called on Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Horton and family on Tuesday. Free Methodist Church SUNDAY, AUGUST 12 AEI Services Withdrawn. on account of Camp Meeting at Tliamesford, just 11 miles east o London Highway No. 2. A good place to spend the Lord's Day. Pastor, T. J. McMichael 30-1 Bethel Pentecostal Church REV. RICHARD GREEN Pastor INVITES you TO HEAR EVANGELIST JACK WEST THIS SUNDAY AUGUST 12 AT THE — MacKAY HALL, Morning a "Prosperity" 0 11 a.m. The Bible secret of spiritual—physical and financial prosperity) Sunday Sc5oot — 10 a.m. You*ll enjoy our Sunday School! SUNDAY NIGHT — "THE UNPARDONABLE SIN' i What sin did Jesus mean COULD NOT be forgiven? t WFC@ commits this sin? Why tan 0 not be forgiven? HEAR THIS VITAL BIBLE MESSAGE SUNDAY.,NIGHTI 7.30 P.M. Obituary R. F. NICI-HOLSON Robert Frederick Nicholson, 40, an executive of Thompson Pro- ducts Ltd., St. Catharines, and prominent Anglican layman, died suddenly Saturday night at St. Catharines. Fellow employees found him slumped over the wheel of his car in the plant parking lot a few minutes after he had been seen leaving the plant. A life-long resident of St. Cath- arines, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nicholson. He had been en employee of Thompson Products Ltd. for 14 years and served as president of the Old Guards Association for the past two years. The late Mr. Nicholson was a member of Grace Anglican Church and well known for his extensive church a,otivities. He was rector's warden during ,1954-55, member of the Select Vestry of Grace Church, a licensed diocesan lay reader, a former_ Sunday _ Sochaol , _teaches;, member of tee race Church chap - tier of the Brotherhood of Anglican c;iPai cIIuren amx"utrt�tin in3 ailieheill s lay delegates to the diocesan synod. He was also a menlbe•r of Grace Lawn Bowling Club. • He is 'survived .by his widow, Gladys Shore Nicholson, formerly of Goderich, a son, Arthur, and a. daughter, Dianne, both at home. A brother, William Hose, of St., Catharines, also survives. Funeral service was held at 1: pm. Tuesday at Grace Anglican Church, St. Catharines. The body was .then conveyed to Goderich where there was a committal ser- vice at the graveside in Maitland cemetery on Wednesday at 2.30 pm., with Rev. K. E. Taylor officiat- ing. Burial arrrafigenve•nts were in change of Lodge funeral home. o— o SHEPPARDTON SHJia'PARDTON, Aug. 7. •— Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nixdorf, Gale and Gerry, of Detroit, spent, the week- end at the home of Harold's mo- ther,. Mrs.. :Geo. Haggitt and Mrr. Haggitt. Douglas Young', his mother, Mrs. Young, and sister, Mrs. Gordon Martin, visited recently in Lis- towel with Mrs. Kargiss. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Freeman visit- ed over the week -end in Thorndale with the former's 'brot'he . Marion and Beth Bannister ret ed home after spending a week ith their aunt and -uncle. Alber Bannister returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman for a vacation. MTs. Wm. Foster and Misses Margaret and Marion Foster, of Kitchener, visited during the week- end with Mrt ts. Agnes Foster. Mr. and Mrs. E. Pritchard, of Toronto, were week -end visitors at the home of Ralph Foster and Barbara ester returned home after visiting with her aunt and uncle for a month. Lynda Foster returned 0 the city with Mr. and NG3'rrz'keh'amd. cc and Mrs. J. Hassey and John spent Friday in London and visit. ed with Mrs. Hussey's uncle, Joe Nixon. Mrs. N. Anderson and- Shirley. returned to their home in Toronto after visiting with the foQmrer's' mother and brother, MTs. A. Foster and Ralph ,and' family. Mr. Bob Fisher, of 'Goderich, opesrt the week -end' with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hawkins. Vernon .Allemang, of Preston, also visited Monday with his cousin, Jim, and Mrs. Hawkins. We are sorry to report Karen Brindley, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd Brindley, is*. a patient in Goderich hospital. We ell hope to see you home so0a1, Karen. 0 0 - 0 Grain Doors Burn It isbelieved that aspark from a : ing freight may have caused a e which did considerable dam- age to pile of grain doom along the O'R siding at Meenesetung Y! Park Friday. Goderieh firemen were called to the .scene, at 8 pJn. and stayed until about 11.30. Water was hauled from, Slit Har- bor to fight the blaze. A CPR engine was sent out to assist fire- men, and railway personnel kept an all-night vigil in ease the is threatened to break out again. Fire Chief 3. J. Hotgarth said that the grain doors may have been ignited by a spark from a freight train whieh passed a couple of hours before the ralarn► was given. Several of the grain doors were completely destroyed. LAWSON, CLARK P REUNION HELD e r s o n a 1 s The 17th annual Lawson and Clark reunion was held in Harbor Park Sunday afternoon with an attendance of over 100. Relatives were present from Clinton, Mitchell, Stratford, Bay- field, Belgrave, Listowel, Langton, Ti1lsonburg, Brampton, Toa -onto and Pickering. Prizes were: oldest lady, Mrs. Tom Lawson; 'oldest gentleman, Edgar Lawson; youngest baby, Joan Miller; person coming the farthest, Mr. and Mrs. Tony- Lawson, of Stratford. - Retiring officers were: president, Jos. Thompson; secs-etaTy, Mrs. Jos. Thompson. New officers for 1957 are: president, Jack Medd, of Kin - burn; secretary, Mrs. Lorne Law- son, of Kinburn. CUNNINGHAM--HACKETT Lois Anne Hackett, daughter of 11Qns.. 'Thomas . Hackett, Of Ludo -row, 'became -the bride of La Verne Dorival_Cunn_ing�h���a eson oof� ylvir: and NIl`5. e umning"ha,m, • ofGoderich, in a ceremony in Dun- gannon United Church on Saturday at 2 pen. The ceremony was con- ducted by Rev. G. Watt. The bride wore a „floor -length, strapless gown with skirt of nylon net over white bridal satin, ,the. Yboclice of chantilly lace extending into scallops on the skirt. The matching lace jacket had a Peter Pan collar and long • lily -point sleeves. The collar and the scallops on the skirt were outlined with irridescent sequins and her finger- tip veil of embroidered net was caught to a coronet of .pearls and sequins. She carried a heart -shap- ed .bouquet•of pink roses. The groom's sister, Lois Cun- ningham, of Goderich, was brides - I maid. She•wore a ballerina -length ' dress of blue lace and net with lace shrug jacket, matching mittens and headdress. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses. The best man was Bob Rising, of •Goderich. For the reception at Tiger Dun- lop 'Inn, the bride's mother wore a dress of dove grey taffeta with pink and navy accessories. She wore a corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother wore a White flow- ered nylon dress with matching accessories and .a corsage of pink roses. For the wedding trip to the Unit- ed States, the bride wore a grey suit with pink accessories, and dor- same of pink roses. The couple will reside in London. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Marshall and family, of Durham, visited their daughter, Mrs. Keith Hopkin- son, Mr. Hopkinson and family, at the week -end. Mrs. Marshall re- mained for a longer visit. Visitors at the home of Mr. and ,Mrs. H. Lednor, Poa-t - Albert, this past week -end were: F/Lt. and Mrs. W. E. Balkwill, Anne and Lynne, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. L, A. Brentwood, Sandra and Lucille, Hamilton; Mrs. J. Atthill, Evelyn and Dangles and Mr. Richard Heer, of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Balk - will and family remained for a week, prior to their departure foe Winnipeg, where Mr. Balkwill will be stationed with the R.C.A.F. Mr. H. Led.nor has returned to his home at Port Albert, after a six months' stay at the Goderich hos- pital. Miss Nora Hurley, of Sarnia, is,. the guest of Mrs. James Reynolds this week. 0 0 0 T.PW.NSFIL, UP 25 PER CENT Taxpayers in Goderich Township will pay a general mill.. _crate of 10 mils this year, an , increase o' two 'over last year. According to R. E. 'Thomp- son, township clerk, the in- crease is mainly due to a $4,300 grant towards the ad- dition to the Alexandra Mar- ine and General Hospital. The school rate in Goderich Township varies with each of its 10 schools from a low of five mills to a high of 14.1 mills. At the regular monthly ses- sion Monday night, Council took out a councillor's acci- dent insurance policy. LEGION GOLF Members of the Canadian Legion for a widespread portion of West- ern Ontario are .holding a golf tournament this week -end at the Maitland Golf Club. THERE SHE LIES That 15 -ton boulder, which was removed from its dangerous rest- ing place in the channel leading into Goderich harbor, now lies on the bottom at the north end of Ship Island. It should not inter- fere with shipping there; but, just in case, it is marked with a red spar .buoy. rt Excellent Opportunities For Young Men Permanent office employment, with every possibility for advancement in this rapidly growing company Regular salary increases based on personal initiative and development Staff benefits include life insurance, sickness and accident coverage, and pensions 5 -day week Cafeteria Applicants should be high . school graduates between 17 and 22. Please apply in person, between 8:30 and 4:15 Monday to Friday, to the Personnel Department. 4LONDON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Head Office Duff'erin Avenue at Wellington Street London, Ontario r:a Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Weaver have I visited the former's parents, Mr. returned from Norwich wherethey and MTs. 'George Weave. ot thru Signal Star. want ads • • • • 0