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& HMSDAy, NOV. 15th,- 1950
Choose
Your New
CASHMERE, ORLON OR BOTANY
Cardigans or Pullovers
from the large assortment of fall and winter garments now
showing at the
New Sweater Bar
AT
F. E. HIBBERT & SON'S
GODERICH
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Miss Lillian -,McLean of London,
spent the week -end with her mo-
ther, Mrs. Ismay' McLean.
Miss Jane Graham, of . Toronto,
spent The week -end with her mo-
ther, Mrs. J. M. Graham and John.
ST.- GEORGE'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, 'NOV. 18
8.30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL and BIBLE CLASS
11 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION AND SERMON.
(Junior Congregation and Nursery).
7 p.m. EVENSONG AND SERMON.
REV. KENNETH E. TAW i, D.D., Rector .,
MR, P. -STEPHENS, 79[,A.. Organist and ChIkirtniotiot
THE UNITED CHURCH QF CANADA
North Street United Church
SUNDAY, -MOV. 18
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. "THE RECURRING FIGURE."
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
7 sp.m. "WHAT SHALL 1 DO?'r
REV. CHAS. R, D(IRRANT, Minister
MRS. J. A. SNIDER, Music Director.
nux laresbuterian Ip.x c}
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.
SERMON—"A More Excellent Way."
(Text: 1st Cor. 12:31)
(Nursery and Junior Congregation will meet as usual.)
7 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP.
Victoria Street UnitedChurch
"Fellowship Awaits You"
10 a.m. Graded BibleSchool. Beginners to Adults.
11 a.m. "A Home -Spun Setf'Made Creed."
1.30 p.m. Benmiller's Service after Sunday School.
3 p.m.' Union's Service after Sunday, School.
Minister—Rev. Stanley A. Moots, B.A., B.D.
Music Director—Mr. Frank Bissett
GODERICH BAPTIST .,CHURCH
MONTREAL STREET
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. Classes for ail ages.
11 a.m. A FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE.
(Younger children taken care of during this service).
7 p.m. "WHAT IS THE WILL OF GOD?"
Monday, 4 p.m. Junior Choir.
Tuesday, 8 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study Hour.
Thursday and Friday, 7 p.m. Explorers, Boys and Girls. /
Rev. S. H. Findlay, B.A., B.D. Mrs. E. Donaldson, A.L.C.M.
Minister Organist
BETHEL' PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
"THE GODERICH EVANGELISTIC CENTRE"
ELGIN AVE.' AT WATERLOO
SUNDAY -40 a.m.---SUNDAY SCHOOL.
4,11 a.m.—MORNING WORSHIP. •
7.30 p.m.—EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
TUES:' AY AND FRIDAY SERVICES AT 8 P. M.
" A,HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU"
Pastor -LR. J. ween.
THE GOJ E ICI SIG AL -STAR
0. Public Notice
T WoMJi.FN'S SERVICE COM -
MIME of ,the Godes i c h.
Braneh od the Canadian Cancer
Society wish to announee their
room in the Town Hall will be
open to the public each Saturday
from 3 to 5 p.m. Anyone who
wishes information about the func-
tions of this society, please feel
free to visit at than time.
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ANNUAL FALL IiIERE-
FOR1D, sale at the Clinton Fair
Barns, Tursday,' Noven er 22nd,
at=' 1.30 sha11p: 10 (hills;` six 4 -
calves;; 19 females. All bulls
eligible for 25% Government
bonus. x-46
21. Business Notice
SID BULLEN'S REPAIR SHOP
for custom cabinet garbing,
furniture repair and kitchen cup-
boards. Sharpening of all types
of saws and other cutting applian
ees. 184 Gibbons street, phone
1.234. 45x
if'iARPENTRY BUILDING, RE-
MODELLING and plumbing.
Epps' pumps and water softeners;
bathrooms installed; eavestrough-
ing; steel roofing. FRANK Mc -
MICHAEL, Goderich, phone Car-
low 1108. -19tf
DOSS MOTOR REPAIR SERVICE
phone 1415, formerly oc-
cupied by White Auto vv reekers
General repairs to all makes of
cars and tractors. Arc and acety-
lene welding. Farm trade a
specialty. -34tf
MACHINE AND GENERAL RE-
PAIR. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Reasonable rates. W. A. McAL-
LISTER, Maitland road. 39-42xtf
FURNITURE REPAIR — RE
MODELLING — RE -FINISHING
—RE -UPHOLSTERING — FANCY
CABINET WORK. M. BLOK
PHONE 1200 OR 892. 39-42x
FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE
COVERAGE
Whether it is
FIRE
AUTO
LIABILITY 1956 VOLKSWAGEN, ,CUSTOM,
low mileage, excellent condi
tion, must.`Nsell. PHONE 15444"
after 6 p.m. 45x
:FOR 'ARTLFICIAL • --
ZION'
_.TION' itifi r n tioir pi' serv2co
from ail bu'ceda of cattle, phone
'the WATERLOO CAVE 'BREED-
ING
BR. -
ING ASSOCIATION at: Clinton
&IU
2-340 'between' 7.30 and 0 30
a.m. We have all breeds avail-
able ---top duality at low cost.
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pINANOING AND LOANS AT
▪ lower cost on new and late
anode] used cars and trucks a tl
new farm machinery. HAROLD
W. 'SHORE. 30 ! anailton street,
Goderich. -4711
MOVING 01' CARTAGE.
• 1. JE. Y. . -4 t1
FO YOUR AUTO, FOIE, WIND
LIABILITY, ACCIDENT AND
SICKNESS INSURANCE see GEO.
TURTON, Co-operative Insurance
Representative, R.R. 5,',Goderich,
phone Carlow 179, collect. May be
contacted at Samis Mugs Satur-
day afternoons from 2 t9 4 o'clock.
-30trf
Guaranteed radio service. WJLF
REINHART ELECTRIC, Hamilton
street, phone 466. -12
SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL;
septic tanks, cess pools, etc.,
plumped and cleared with sanitary
modern equipment. All work
guaranteed. Estimates given with-
out obligation, LOUIS BLAKE,
R.R. 2, Brussels. Phone 42 ring 6,
Brussels. 38-45x
QICIL ED TV AERIAL SERVICE.
Aerials installed as low as $49
Aerials moved — rentals. Worh
fully guaranteed for one year
HURON TOWER INSTALLATION,
South street, Goderich, phone
1344M. -34tf
E I D'S UPHOLSTERING, 59
Hamilton street. Thirty years
experience. We have coverings of
at kinds and colors to. suit your
furniture. Chesterfield, sofas,
chair. etc„ correctly done. Phone
1102Vh. -36t f
23. Used Cars
1951 CHRYSLER WINDSOR, EX-
CELLENT condition, new
motor, 4 new tires. Phone 1062, 1
evenings. 45-6
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PROPERTY FLOATER
HOSPITALIZATION
or •
ACCIDENT and SICKNESS
at Lowest Rates
Call
HAROLD W. SHORE
38 Hamilton St. Phone 766
(anytime)
Easy Payment Plan for Premiums
with payments as low as $10.00
monthly.
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T1Y'US FOR
— WASHIER
SERVICE
54 TWO TONE CHEV. TWO
DOOR, heater, snow tires, mot-
or in good condition. PHONE
1485W. 45x
1945 AUSTIN COACH IN GOOD
condition. .Model A40. Ca11
1413M. 45
TJSED CARS -
54. Chev.- 219 Tudor, 2 tone, low
:l Imijoge, :9ne owner car.
1 .o' unev. 'thti Sedate- law mileage:
new tires and ode* owner.
j 53 Chest Coach, 150 model, 2 -tone
paint. Priced to sell.
52 Chev Coach, 150 series, recent-
ly overhauled.
0t Chev Sedan* 210 series, custom
radio, seat covers -and good clean
finish.
50 Chev Coach, new paint job and
reliable transportation.
50 Obey Sedan, 210, mechanically
perfect and new paint.
49 Ghev Coach, 150, priced to sell.
46 Chev Sedan, make us an offer
USED TRACTORS -
47 Ford -Ferguson, step-up trans-
mission, completely overhauled,
good tires.
47 Ford -Ferguson, good second trac-
tor.
46 Massey -Harris model 81, 2 ,plow
tractor. -
ANY MAKE i ANY MODEL.
SKELTON'S
APPLIANCES
West St.
GODERICII MOTORS LTI).
Phone 89W Forc•Sales and Service.
—45' PHONE 83 SOUTH ST.
ALL patrons of Holmesville Receiving Station for
CARNATION CO., LTD.,
are -extended an invitation to be present at the
ANNUAL MEETING
Holmesville Concentrated Milk Producers Association
AGRICULTURAL OFFICE BOARD ROOM, CLINTON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22
AT 8.30 P.M. SHARP
GUEST SPEAKER: A. V. Cormack, President of the Ontario
Farmers' Union.
Election of Officers will be held. Lunch will bo provided.
EDGAR RATHWELL
President
ROBERT WELSH
Secretary -Treasurer
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RUBBER FOOTWEAR
Lowest Prices on
Highest Quality Goods
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES'
GALOSHES from
$299p
ROSS SHOE SHOP
"FOOTWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY"
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Personais
Mr. arid Mrs. 'Harry Sutton, lI t.
ty and Kenneth, and Mrs, G. Wjg-
gins, of Toronto, visited over the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Maur-
ice Cmiford, West street. . •
Mrs. Graham Salkeld, of Isham
Sask., spew 4last week with ht
sister-in-law,,s. - Irtrine� Igunter
and _ Mr. Hnntrer. -
Mr. Willi Elland, Roches-
ter. Alta., visited a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hunter, Mar-
ket street.
Miss Berva L�.11isu, of Carlow, visi-
ted i'mr grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Caul Houston last week -end.
Mr, and Mm. Charles Moore at-
tended the funeral on Wednesday
at Port Colborne of Mrs. Moore's
cousin, Mrs. (Michael Litron.
Mr. Joseph Finn, mock street,
is in Detroit at present. He atten-
ded the 'funeral last Saturday of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. William Finn,
for rly Lettie Mellvarne. .
NIr. Jim Redditt, of Imperial Oil
Public Relations, Toronto, and
children, visited at the week -end
with his aunt, Miss Lilias MaeVic-
ar, Hi -racks street.
Week -end guests with Mrs.
A. C. Hunter were her daughter,
Mrs. S. N. Oliver, 'of Toronto, and
her son, Mr. 'Cplin Hunter, of Dart-
mouth N.S.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pollock, Al-
vin McAllister, of Goderieh, Mrs.
Robert McAllister, Mrs. Carl Sow-
erby, Goderich Township, and Miss
Marion Cadwell, Grand Bend, mot-
ored to Detroit on Sunday of last
week and on Monday attended the
funeral of Charley Fahrney, whose
widow is the former Olive Mc-
Allister. -
Mrs. J. W. Moore is leaving this
week 'to spend the next few months
with her daughter, Mrs. G. W.
Lo+tridge, in Detroit.
Clyde Carter, of the advertising
staff of the London Free Press, a
Goderich boy who began his news-
paper career with the Goderich
Signal, has completed 25 years
with the Free Press, and at the
staff' dinner of the London paper
at Hotel London last Saturday was
honored with the presentation of
a gold' watch.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cousins
and Douglas spent the week -end
in Toronto with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Johnston.
Week -end guests with Miss C.
McClinton, Keays street were her
brother, Dr. Jas. McClinton of Tim-
mins and his daughter, Patricia,
who is attending MacDonald Hall,
Guelph.
DUNGANNON
DUNG ON, Noy, a — Jura.
Omar--Brooles visited- - jn e.George_
town recenitly, . -„
tiers. n. yzgeraiOE 1tias nett - t4P
spenct the winter months with -her
niece, Mrs. Arthur Speigieburg, of.
Auburn.
Mrs. Joe Cobb, of Limerick,
Sask., who has been -spending a
week with her sisters here, return-
ed home, accompanied by Mrs. R.
Gardner who intends to remain
with her for the winter months.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. H
Stothers on Tuesday were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Gardner and sen Lane,
and Mrs. W. G. Hunter, all of Zion.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ilugh McWhitin:ey were the
former's uncle, and aunt, Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Corrigan and thier
aunt, Mrs. Mina Wilson, all of
Shawville, Quebec.
-Mrs. Omar Brooks spent Friday
in Mitchell with her parents, I)r
and Mrs. Atkinson.
Mrs. Nellie Stewart visited
friends in Kittche,,ner.
Mrs. Cecil Blake and her mo-
ther, Mrs: S. J. Kilpatrick, called
on Mrs. Gordon Kirkland and Mrs.
T. Anderson, of Zion and Lucknow,
on Saturday. •
Mrs. Durnin Philips, Mrs. Irvine
Henry and Mrs. George Stewart, of
St. Helens, called on friends in
Lucknow and Kincardine on Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webster,
Mrs. J. Ryan, Mrs. W. Cranston,
Mrs. H. Alton and ,Mrs. H. Stothers
attended the banquet at Clinton
on Tuesday evening, sponsored
by the Huron' Progressive Conserv-
ative Association. Mrs. Ellen
Fairclough, MP for Hamilton, ad-
dressed the large gathering. Oth-
ers who took part In the program
were L. E. Cardiff, MP for Huron,
Tom Pryde, MPP for Huron, John
Hanna, MPP, of Wingham, and
Mrs. Dorothy Downing, of Toronto.
`Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley, Am-
berley, spent Sunday evening with
Mr and Mrs. Jonn Chisholm.
Mrs. Annie King, of the Bolter
nursing home, Lu'cknow, visited on
Thursday with her friend, Mrs..
Bert Jones.
Bert Marsh, of Petersburg, was
a guest of his sister, ,Mrs. B. Jones
on Sunday.
Mrs. W. -Andrew and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Mole visited on Sunday
with Jaynes McWhinney and Mrs.
M. Graham, of Auburn.
St. Paul's Guild.—St. Paul's " Lad-
ies' Guild met at the home of Mrs.
Elmer Black. Plans were discus-
sed regarding the coming card
parties and the .Christmas party.
Mrs. Ben Mole and Mrs. Bob Mole
assisted the hostess with' tea.
HOLMESVILLE
HOLN1ESVILLE, Nov. 13 ----Mr.
Bert Trewartha is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, and is
arming along nicely, following
surgery last Saturday.
Rev. G. Eagle of Ontario Street
United Church, Clinton, will be
serest speaker at the Holmesville
United Church, on Sunday, Novem-
ber 18th.
Sgt. L. E. Morton has gone north
on a hunting trip. ,
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GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
(By Linda B
The annual commencement exer-
cises were held Friday of last
week. On Monday, an assembly
was ]held to oommeiiaonate Remem-
brance Day. Before the programa
coirnmeneed, Pauline Hill explained
fio th-e students 'what a year book
is, what its purpose is and out-
lined the cover contest. The stage
was decorated with three crosses,
to represent the rows of crosses,
and two wreaths_ . in _ rnernoay, pf
these - I'who- gave their lives
in; -tie ,tears. .RtEb W d . Ma'nrice
reckenridge)
Another football season has end-
ed with Clinton winning the group
championship. In Seaforth, after
a fine :game, Goderich was victor-
ious 1-0. 'Glare Hannan kicked
the ball for a single point. That
night the team members held a
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. N. Anderson, R:R. 2, Gaderich.
The boys would L•ke to th:anj,, Mr.
Ogg for 'making the ,party possible,
{a�s a--�, fitting end to a aj�}go1�o7�dy,���iff� not
R'YM.D1,i47.1r-1r.5 h�'-i. t tooth li season. -.
The , gir tay.F1,1 na t . C 0.11
..41 �tw.i/ .,. `.. P ,y`. �,�- O�M!.M1 � �'.
not -so fortunate as the boys. Both
teams were beaten, _ffic Junior 21-
12 by Wingham 'and the Seniors
39-14 by Wingham. The champion-
ship winners were Seaforth Juniors
ant' Cinton Seniors.
Due to examinations, there will
Abe no "GDCI News" next week.
i-crc eu tams; x"e t 'Q[ertrran, Sep:
resenting the three armed forces,
did the reverse arms to the roll of
drums, played by Bob Fowler. Jim
Jackson --played the Last Post and
Linda Breckenridge represented
the nursing profession. Laurine
MacDonald led the school in the
singing of two 'hymns, for which
Douglas Squires played the accom-
paniment. The Rev. S. A. ,Moate,
of Victoria St. United Church, gave
an inspiringaddress. Several
army cadets, on behalf of the
school, marched in the Remem-
brance Day parade on Sunday.
PORTER'S HILL
PORTER'S HILL, Nev. 1'2. The
W.A. or Grace church held their
November meeting at the home, of
Mrs. Elgin Cox with 15 ladies
present. The president, Mrs. G.
Manning, had charge of the meet-
ing. The roll call was "Sing, Say
or Pay" which proved quite amus-
ing. Articles were handed in for
the bazaar, also holiday bells and
mite boxes. Mrs. Bill Cox and
Mrs. Will Cox were in charge of
the problem. The afternoon was
spent in quilting. The December
meeting will be held et the home
of Mrs. Keith Cox.
The Community Club will meet
Wednesday, November 21, at the
home of Mrs. Reid Torrance.
A layman, Earl Hamilton, Wing -
ham, will be guest speaker at
Grace church next Sunday. Bev.
Renner has gone hun'_ing to Nor-
thern Ontario,
CARLOW
CARLOW. Nov. 12.—Mr. Frank
Mcllwain returned home from
Brantford hos itel on Sunday.
Mr. Howard. Feagen is a.b'ut
again after his illness.,
Mr. and Mrs. Stan McGra'tten
and Alric attended Memorial pay
services in Goderich nn Sunday,
then visited with Mrs. Jennie Me-
Gratten
Various friend, from Seaforlh
visited with Mrs. William Doig on
Saturday and Sunday.
Several men in the district mot-
ored to Clinton Town Halllast
Thursday night to aiteid a "Hog
Producers" meeting there.
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Nov. 13 --Mrs.
Jas. McKenzie, of Kitchener, is
visiting at the home of her son,
Roderick, and his family.
Mr. Bert Cunningham, of Tor-
onto, spent last week -end with his
sister, Mrs. Charles Crawford, and
Mr. Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tigert were
in Albion, Michigan, on Sunday
and Monday of this week at the
funeral of Mrs. Tigert's mother,
Mrs. E. L. Root. The sympathy
of the community goes to Mrs.
Tigert in the passing of her mother.
Some of the cattle are being
moved this week off pastures into
the stables due to solder weather.
There is still considerable plowing
to he done. This was held up due
to the dry condition of the heavier
land in ther=district. Corn picking
s frninhed. All root crops have
been stored for winter feeding.
Taylor's Corner
TAYLOR'S CORNER, Nov. 13.—
Week-end guests with Mr. and
.Mrs. John Westbrook and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins,
Bill Conder and Miss Bunty Shutt,
all of Port Credit.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder are
on a week's vacation visiting rela- ,
tives at Arthur and Toronto. They
will be attending the Royal Winter
Fair.
Mr. and (Mrs. Len Collyer and
Sandra Jean have just' returned
from a six -weeks' trip through
Michigan and Indiana States.
-, My-. Doug Collyer, necomppaanied
by Mr. and Mrs. James Simela•ir, of
London, visited in Buffalo last
week -end.
The November Ladies' Aid meet -
ng 'was held at the .ht}m$` ..os_ :may
R. Walter with a good attendance
and candy sale on Friday, 'Novem-
ber 18. The hostesses were Miss
Nina Walltrs, Mrs. Jas. McMillain
and Mrs. Robt'. Fuller.
The December .meet'tig will be -
at the home of Mrs. Geo. Ginn at
which there will be an exchange
of Christmas gifts.
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