HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-01-10, Page 5litSDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1067
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quiet wedding took plave
gaturday at the Damintge, 0f the
Pentecostal Church, Fergus, when
leorena May Bradt, only daughter
of Mrs, Lola Houston: and the late
William Bradt, wasmarried to
Forman Joni Minaker, youngest
Dail of Mrs. Ethel liiinaker and the
Fate George ' Alhraker. The ` wed.`.
ding ceremony "was solemnized
by the gx'oom'a brother, rev, llow-
t Mlfaker, formerly of Goderieh.
The bride diose a treetWien til
pawn of (rink mesh over p+
to etawith a fingertip veil trim-
med With Spink rosebutth and: bril-
liants. She. wore .matc=hing acces-
sories, with a shoulder corsage of
pink rosebuds and maidenhair
fern,
The br desmairi: Mrs, Ero
Beeehl,er, eh Se a oink r.nen, stree
length to and light blue aeces,
Norio, with a siiauder corsage of
white carnations and ostrich £ca-
ther. The groom's ,brother„ ,Alton
Minaker, .of Fergus,was best rrlau. ,
Tait -bxx e" another wore. a. blue.
crepe 6treet-length gess with
matching accessories and shoulder
corsage ,of pink carnations. The
gi ollre$ another ther . Cl),..? given
crepe dress with matching aeces-.
s rie
o s
anda
shotder corsage of
white carnations.
After the wedding ceremony, ca
quiet reception was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Min.
aker in Fergus. 'he young couple
will reside in'G.otiericlt.
THE Q RJC SIGNAL -STAR
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"T• GEORGE'S CHURCH-
Jaet, •13, 1st Sunday after Epiphany.
8.30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION. e
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHQOL AND BIBLE
CLASS.
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cage MORNING PRAYER and SERMON.
(Junior Congregation and Nursery)'
7 p.m. EVENSONG AND SERMON.
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR M.S. D.ta Rector
MR. J. F STEPHENS, M.A., Organist, and Choirmaster.
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
North Street United .Chur. ch
SUNDAY, JANUARY 13
10 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 A.M... MORNING WORSHIP.
"A Kingdom of Priests."
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
7 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP.
"The White Light of Truth."
REV. A. E. EUSTACE, B4., Minister
MRS. J. A. SNIDER, Music Director.
Knox. Presbyterian Churc
REV. ROBERT G. MacMILLAit-JViinister
MR. W. H. BISHOP, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., Director of Praise
9.45 a.m. Intermediate and Senior Sunday School.
11 a.m. Morning Worship.
Sacrament of The Lord's Supper.
(Nurter1 and Junior Conore a4tion.)
7 p.m. EVENING ,WoRSl( :.:ese .,
-� r,- crafmsrit�f
Preparatory Service, Friday, January 11, at 8 p.m.
A Friendly Welcome Awaits. You
l COME TO CI4URCH THIS SUNDAY.
BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
'ELGIN' -AVE. AT WAYERLOO STREET
SUNDAY ---10 a.m. .SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a:nr: -MORNING WORSHIP.
7.30 p.ni. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Tuesday and Friday Services 8 p.m.
PASTOR R.J.'GReEEN
GODERICH' BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday, 10 a.m. SVPJDAY SCHOOL.
11 amt. FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE.
Junior''Congregation.
7 p.m. AN HOUR WITH THE BIBLE.
Tuesday, 8 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study Hour.
Rev. S. H. Findlay, B.A., Q.D. Mrs. E. Donaldson, A.L.C.M.
Minister Organist
Victoria Street United Church
10 a.m.
11 a.rM
WO.. ia• GOD AND FIND YOURSELF
Bible School and Adult Bible Cly s.
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"A YEAR OF PRAYER.
1.30 p.m. Benmiller Church follows Sunday School.
3 p.m. Union rogfiar standee after Bible School.
MirIistsr—Rev. Stanley A; Moate, B,A., B.D.
Music Director --..Mr. Frank Bissett
.Goc erich Corr unity
Concert Association
PRESENTS *
PARSONS & POOLE
FAMOUS CANADIAN
PIANO' DUO
GOZEEYGN 3/STRICT ,JiOLLE IAT .A DIFOE IVI
Monday;Jan, 14,1957
AT 6-30
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Soldiers of Canada's U.N. Emergency Force we're the first U.N. troops to tour historical sites of
Egypt. Here,,, in the valley of the Nile near Cairo, the Canadians get their first look at the famed
Great Sphinx of Giza. The Pyramid, in background, among the Seven Wonders of the World, is
more than 460 feet high and 5,000 years old.
*USED CARS1 SHEPPARDTO_N
SHEPPARDTON, JAN. 7 Mr.
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_`7._g rand Mrs. iter Black and family
IN USED cAlis and Mr. and Mrs. J. Fritzley, Gode=
'Too i xza tiei tintaliy kt i u'_ % w -tom e
ladies` sister, Mrs. N. Hoy, Mr.
Hoy and family.
. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McAvoy and
son of St. Catharines, spent New
Year's holiday week -end with Mrs.
McAvoy's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Bert Bogie.
Mr. Ralph Foster motored ' to
Toronto New Year's for -Barbara
and Philip who spent the holiday
at the home oftheir uncle and.
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. Pritchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Crawford,
London, arfd ' Dougie spent New
Year's with Mrs. Crawford's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Belgrave.
We are pleased to report Mrs.
Wm. Brown returned home Satter -
deal? Then it .will pay you to
'see of r large selection first. Listed,
below are just seven of the many
fine—buy& -- AU the ifalowing cars
are re -conditioned and ,guaranteed.
53 Mkt/ROLFT1' COACH
53 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
52 PONTIAC SEDAN
51 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
49 FORD -TUDOR
47 MERCURY COACH
46 RO.DF/It SErDAN
Hurry to
GODERICH MOTORS
Ford -Monarch Dealer '
South Sit. Phone 83
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For All 'Your Job -Painting Needs
GET 1
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NEW I
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ON 1
JOB
PRINTING 1
DONE 1
THE
PLEASINGLY
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'HE SIGNAL -STAR
day after several days in Goderich
hospital.
Mrs. Harold McGee and family,
of Nile, spent New Year's _ with
1*er- sister, : Mrs. D. Calhoun -and
Mr. Calhoun,- _.- . . .
Hotel manager to idling em-
ployee: '-Why aren't you busy? . .
Can't -you 'find 'something to do?"
•mployee: "Do I have to find it,'tboE
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PAM Mir •
ews or >
ferieh � thrre fardfr Llr
aeouritimit to
Siip1CT,IssiG\:-ON, San. 8, ..Miss PoppyMurray. awl I, iazu, of Duh4a4142 IfrizeinVije Servkv.
a ., Z yca, The, level last monthwits�ioraIurfnL.,43310nge;orAloL; Wiwi;r-jrQS:at 4e-
i7i1khLt?,�i[��� $74 5)a aria Qa1tiii7it.A lower than fY
er
her prents, i'fr, and Lles.R. .Duni , iiid her ,nt, YAH 7 F Lu'
Ha rni a;
'e' Wish Donald Glenn the best
of luck in LIS new
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d trucking _ u, a
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b. u
�.. n three and three-quar!ter incl
,lower than December, 1855; 38%
Mrs. Cord= 5ruglay.Fla'
H'tairr ;
khan
the high
a
t.,
luting Ter r , Zber than tlxe IastDecember.
u
December. .
QrTdp ,�3d!iran c"140 C yistra g4e4- 4HYi)p .1V TeC,hrecently purchased ton. the yaw4cy113re Z4tit. Leu marl xatare `oo ctr?9
with his trrather, Oliver oh.frhmFoyd.Hodgcs'ipi,itnersilip Mel e at (Wu,- Wang ax. qtetty.good, rraie
your dau3hter has misled me."
ctlo�eto, Hod Arnow after ember since, 1860, a7 22.1:4 inches
Glenn. on had &igen m the array:
for the: act three years returning.
in Nov limber iron a year spent
with, he occupational army in
West ermany. They are the sons
of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Glenn,
'Mr. Arthur Thompson; who had
fractured hio" leg Iast fall, was re=
leased from Goderikli hospital re-
cently and returned to the family.
home in the village with his sister
Mabel who had been with lien'
sister, Mrs.. Tillie Kitson, of Kin -
tail, .
Mrs. Tillie Steele, of Goderieh,
is a visitor at . the home • of her
brother, .Mr. Thomas Rivett.
Mrs. Matthew Shackleton was a
Yuletide visitor with her aged
aunt, Mrs. Theresa Cornelius, at
the Huron County Home at Clin-
ton
Mrs. Alex Sillib has returned to
the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Orville Free, after a visit with her
son. Harvey Sillib, of Blyth.
We are pleased to know that
Mrs H. L. Jennings is home from
•hospital and much improved in
ealth.
Master Robert S+herfood, with
his lucky ticket at the Nile school
concert, won a fine 20 pound
turkey.
Corporal Leo Langevin, Mrs.
Langevin and baby, Lorrie 1 arse,
returned to St. P,otrice, Que , after
visiting her mother, Mrs. L.
Stingel. Others visiting at the
holiday were Franklin 'Stingel,
Churchill, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Fennell, Douglas, Ronald and Rose-
mary, of Bradford.
United Church W.M.S. -- The
regular meeting of the W.M.S. of
the United Church was held at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Elliott ons
January 4, with 14 members and
one visitor present. Mrs. Clifford
Crozier, the new president, called
the meeting to order. Mrs. Harvey
Anderson led the devotional taken
from the Missionary Monthly. Mrs.
Melvin Reed accompanied for the•
'hymns. Mrs. John Ryan was pre-
senteei with a Iife membership by
Mrs. George Hodges, the past pre-
sident, on behalf of the .W.M.S.
members. Mrs. Reed was appoint-
ed to _ order World Day of Prayer
leaflets for March 8. Encopraging
reports were given . by all the
secretaries and the treasurer. The
amount of - 424(.48 was sent
Bead s. -Thank you - cards
were,.read by Mrs,... _ceCil .�
Mrs. !ohn Finnigan gave the topic
on Itorea. Mrs. Elliott served
cookies and Christmas cake.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Popp, Douglas and Dianne, of
tBlyrth, were Mr. and Mrs. Otto
BRECKENRIDGE HARDWAR
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Wintertime k Bargain Time at Breeitenri'ct e' a Look at h
sugstantial savings we're offering: today!' Bbt burly as stock
is limited.
SPECIAL SALE OF
BROOMS
REG. $1.35 NOW
98c
STURDY REG.. 51.00 DELUXE REG. 82.59
DIST DUST49
m.°
MOPS MOPS
EXTRA HEAVY RUBBER i CHROME* ON COPPER
DOOR MATS
TEA KETTLES
RfG:
$3.10QZ.49 REG. SALE 5 $5420
SPECIAL •P
ALL M T4J "RID-JID"` REG. $11.00
IRONING TABIES SPECIAL $9,49
"REXDALE" NO. 8 GUARANTEED SPRING STEEL
HAND SAWS REG. $2.50 " NOW $1.98
HAVE 'YOU ,SEEN THE SENSATIONAL NEW
"SNOW -BOY"
Put an end to back -breaking snow shovelling. Come in ands
see the 1957 "Snow -Boy," as compact and easy to handle as
ower Jaem moor
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E. BRECKENRIDGE HARDWARE
ORMANDY JEWELLERY
EARANCE SAL
A NOTE TO OUR CUSTOMERS:
In order for any business to continuously stock a complete selection of merchandise in the latest styles and with the
newest scientific advancements, It is necessary from time to time to hold clearances of lines with limited turn -over.
We have come, to such a time and therefore offer you these outstanding reductions in order to have the space
and capital to re -stock for the coming season the merchandise you will want to see in our store.
Therefore starting Thursday, ,January 10, and continuing until the end of January, our complete stock dill
be on sale with reductions up to 40%.
Of course, diamonds and famous bomb china dinnerware patterns never go out of style. and will not be on sale.
All sale merchandise fully guaranteed as usual.
LADIES' AND GENTS'
WATCHES
up to 40% OFF
-Si liner Holloware
25% OFF
SUNBEAM
FRYING PAN
$14.95 RONEEG..$22.ONLY95
LADIES, AND GENTS'
JEWELLERY
25% OFF
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An Sales Final �
No Refunds or Exchanjos
EELADIES' AND GENTS°
RINGS25%OFF
ClownDoll
FR(Over Three Feet High).
WITH A PURCHASE OF Silver Fla
$5.00 OR MORE. ear
ONE TO A CUSTOMER WHILE upo0 C
THEY LAST.OFF
BULOVA RADIOS
25% OFF
RHINESTONE
EARRINGS
59c EA 2 PR. $1.00
-1 NO BOXES.
SUNBEAM
-JUNIOR MIXER
$16.95 REG. $24.95
ONLY ONLY
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16 AND 2d PIECE
aillillir
Breakfast Sets
NUMEROUS i I
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AS USUAL
3 3 I/3 % OFF`
MANYREDUCTIONSTOOSPECIAL BUDGET TERMS
NUMEROUS TO LIST AS USUAL
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