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Corperatiorr of the Township of
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ST. GFORGE CHUR.C1-1 .
. April 07—"Thiri Sunday After Easter. ,
, 8.30 'a.m. HOLYCOMMUNION.. .
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10 a.M. #UNDAY $O0OL td BIBLE CLASS.
11'4.4 MORNING It Ay4-7..-AND ,SERMON.
' (Junior Ccingregation mid Nursery)%S"
7 p.m. EVENSONG ANOeRivioti.
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR., NI.A.,)D.D., Rector
MR, J. F. STEPHENS, M.A., Organist and Choirmastsr.
THE 'UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
North Street United Church
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
"THE CHURCI1 IN. OUR LIVES"
Junior Congregation and Nursery:
REV. A. E. Ek/ST-ACE, B.A., Minister.
MR. RONALD KLINCK, Music Director.
Knox Presbyterian Church
REV. ROBERT G. MacMILLAK.Minister
MR. W. H. BISHOP, F;.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., Director of Praise
. 10' a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING 3NORSHIP °
Squadron 19, Stratford and Squadron 532, Goderich.
Air Cadets will parade to this service.
NURSERY AND JUNIOR CONGREGATION.
/ p.m. 'EVENING WORSHIP.
Rover -Stour Utitice, conducted by the Rovers: '
A FRIENDLY WELCOME AWAITS YOU.
- Victoria Street United Church
"Fellowship awaits You"
10 a.m. Bible School and Adult Class.
11 a.m. Family Service with Primary Congregation.
"EVERY SUNDAY WE WORSHIP NO -OTHER GOD."
1.30 p.m. Benmiller Worship after Sunday Schooli-
3 p.m. Union (Goderich Township) Church after Sunday Schoo
, MINISTER—REV. STANLEY A. MOOTE, B.A., B.D.
ACTING ORGANIST—MRS.-G. CURRELL.
BETEL PENTECOSTAL trIBEILE
"ELGIN AVE. AT WATERLOO ST."
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Friday, April 25, 8 p.m.
"Centerville Awakening"
* 72 Minute Sound Motion Picture.
* One of the Greatest Films Produced.
* The Story Every Church Member Should See.
DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY OF VIEWING A
FILM THAT COULD CHANGE YOUR WHOLE LIFE.
SUNDAY -9.45 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. Praise and Worship.
7.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service.
TUESDAY, 8 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study.
Rev. R. J. Green (Pastor)
---GODERICILIAPTIST _CHURCH _
10 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 A.M. A FAMILY WORSHIP HOUR. *
(Junior Congregation and Nursery during morning service.)
7 P.M. THE FELLOWSHIP HOUR.
TUESDAY, 8 p.m.—Bible Study and Prayer Hour.
REV. S. H. FINDLAY, B.A., B.D., Minister.
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Hey,' Fellows!
You can throw away the oars.
See us for
Canadian -made
SOOTT-
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OUTBOARD
MOTORS'
fiora
3.6.h.p.
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40 h.p.
ONTARIO • ,
• ONTARIO FUEL BOARD
1VIAlritlat a The Mnnicipal
anchises Act, Chapter 249, RS.O.
Section 9; as amended, and
IN THE MATTER' OF Applications
by Union Gas Company .of Canada
Limited for. approval of proposed
By-laws and Franchise, Agreements
of the under -mentioned municipal-
ities between the municipalities
and the Applicant granting to the
Applicant the right to extend its
works and pipes into the said
municipalities.
AND IN -TFIE1 IVTAT1t.it OF Applic-
ations •by Union Gas Company of
Canada Limited for an Order de-
claring and directing that the as-
sent of the municipal electors of
the municipalities is not necessary
to such By-laws.
dirporation of the Town of "Gode-
rich
Corporation of the Town of Clinton
COrporation of the Town of Sea -
forth
Corporation of the Town of Mitchell
Corporation of the Township of
Fullarton
Corporation of -the Township of
Corporation of the Township of
Tuckersmith
Corporation of the Township, of
Goderieh
Corporation of the Township of
Hullett
Corporation 'of the Township of
McKillop
Corporation of the Township of
Logan •
the Police' Village of Dublin s
NOTICE OF HEARING,
The Ontario Fuel Board hereby
aPpoints Tifesday, the 29th day of
April, 1953, at 10.30 o'clock in the
forenoon, Local Time,. in the Court
Room, at the Court House in Strat-
ford, Ontario, for the hearing of
the above Applications and all
persons interested therein.
Copies of the Applications, By-
laws and and ,Franchise Agreements
may be inspected and further par-
ticulars obtained at, the offices of
the Clerks of,,, the respective muni-
cipalities, the Applicant, the Solic-
itors for the Applicant, Messrs. Mc;
Nevin, Gee & O'Connor, Chatham,
Ontario, or this Board, „
NOtICE OF APPLICATION TO
-DISPENSE WITH VOTE OF
MUNICIPAL' ELECTORS
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public hearing the Board Will be
asked to issue an Order declaring
and directing that the assent of the
municipal electors to the passing
of said By-laws is not necessary.
Dated at Toronto this .16th day
of April, 1958.
ONTARIO FUEL BOARD
"A. R. Crozier" • Chairman,
"J. J. Wingfelder", 'Commissioner.
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22, TAO and Found. •
Loor.--smAu iron lawn gate,
green, believed tO baVe been re -
Moved on Hallowe'en. Would
finderplease phone 1356. Gode,
rich Lawn „Bowling Club.
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NO(111Qt OF rioThiamd
The Ontario •Fuel Board hereby 23. Used Cars .
appoints Tuesday, AKA 29th, 1958
at WM o'clock in the forenoon, FOUR -090R 1950 grey Pontiac,
Local Time, in the Court Room, at in good shape.t, Cheap. Apply
the Court Hou04n Stratfer,c1, On-- 106A South street or -phone 1222,
tario, for the hearing -Of the Above •
:APplications and all persons -inter -
gated therein.
'Copies, of the Applications may
be inspected and further particul-
ars obtained at the offices iof- the
Clerks of the respective rnernicipal-
ities, the Applicant, the Solicitors
for the Applicant, Messrs. MeNevin,
Gee &O'Connor, Chatham, Ontario,
or this Board.
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day
of April, 1956.
ONTARIO FUEL BOARD
"A. R. Crozier", Chairman
J. Wingfelder", Commissioner,
ONTARIO
ONTAFt10 FUEL BOARD
JiN THE .MATTER of The Municipal
Franchise Ad, Chapter 249:R.S.O.
1-950, Section 8 as amended, and
by Union Gas Company of Canada
Limited for Certificates of Public
Convenience and Necessity to con-
struct 'works and to supply natural
gastothe inhabilantg of the under-.
mentioned municipalities.
Corporation of the Town of Gode-J
rich.
Corporation of 'Of Clinton
Corporation of the Town of Sea-
' forth
Corporation of the Town of Mitchell
Corporation' of the Township of
Fullerton
Corporation of the Township of
Hibbert
Corporation of the Township of
Tnckersmith
Corporation of the Township of
Goderich
Corporation of the Township of
Hullett
Corporation a the Township of
McKillop
ONTAIdo
NOTICE OF HEARING
BEFORE THE ONTARIO FUEL
BOARD
'BETWEEN:
UNION GAS COMPANY-• OF
CANADA LIMY=
Applicant_
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Corporation of the Town of Gode-
, rich,. •
Corporation of the Ton of Clinton
Corporation of the Town of Sea --
forth -
Corporation of the Town of Mitchell
Corporation of the 'Township of-
-- -Fullerton
Corporation of the Township of
Hibbert -
Corporation. of the Township of
latickersinith
Corporation of the Township of
Goderich
Corporation of the Township of
Hullett
Corporation of the Township of
McKillop '
Corporation- of the Township of
Logan
the Police Village of Dublin
Respondents .•
TAKE NOUG"E of the hearing
by the Board of the Application of
Union Gas Company of Canada
Limited, for an Order fixing rates
to be paid by ultimate consumers
of natural gas in the above muni-
cipalities served by this Company,
in the Court Room, at the Court
House, in Stratford, Ontario, on the
29th day of April, 1958„ at 2.00
o'clock in the. afternoon,, Loc -al
Time.
A copy of the Application may
e inspec et a u er p
ars obtained from the Applicant,
the Solititors for the Applicalit,-'
Messrs. McNevin, Gee & O'Connor,
Chatham, Ontario, or th6 Board.
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day
or April, 1956,
ONTARIO FUEL BOARD
"A. R. Crozier", Chairman
"J. J. Wingfelder", Commissioner.
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SPRING SPECIALS
1956 MONARCH four -door Lucerne
Sedan, automatic transittission,
power brakes, cpstom
radio, ts-
tom sunvisor, new tires‘ Like
new condition. • .
1956 FIORD SEDAN, to -tone, rung
like" a top. Seat covers, ell the
extras:
1954...FORD-Maliiline Tudor, new
tires, new paint, very clean car.
1962 CHET. Tudor, ,,new paint,
runs very well.
1952 (METEOR Convertible, auto-
matic, radio, whitewalls, new
paint. Now is the time to buy
this one.
1952 BUICK, auitomatic, radio, seat
covers, whitewalls, good condi-
tion,
1951 CHEW. Sedan, two-tone paint,
new tires. Priced very low.
1949 MMOURY Tudor, whitewalls,
seat covers.,
GODERICH MOTORS LTD.
South St. Phone 83
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50th ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riehl, of
Blyth, were entertained at a family
dialer on-Smidartarst at th-e-laine
of their son, ponald, and Mrs. Riehl,
Goderich, on the occasion of their
50th wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Riehl were married
at Sandusky, Micfiigan en April 22,
1908 and have farmed in Grey
Township for 45 -years, retiring to
'Myth- just a year ago. They ham
one son, Donald, and three grand-
children and one great-grandchild.
On Tuesday afternoon and even-
ing, Mr. ,and Irs. Riehl, sr., were
at_home to their friends and neigh-
bors at their son's home, Gloucester
Terrace. The table was centred
with a three -tiered wedding cake
and flowers and candles augmented
the pretty decorations. Those as-
sisting Mrs. Riehl at the dinner on
Sunday and the tea on Tuesday
were Mrs. Norma-ilVIeNair and
Dianne 'McNair, Mrs. H. Bradley,
Mrs. dhas. MeCabe, Mrs. Jack Cook,
Mr. W. Kingswell and Mrs. .A.
Riehl,
Guests were present from San-
dusky, Detroit, London, Rostock,
Monkton, 'Moncrieff, Walton, Blyth
and, Goderich.
° PLAN TO SEE
"Centerville
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72 ,,MINUTE,,SOUND
MOTION PICTURE
Shown at
BETHEL TABERNACLE
Friday, April 25, 8 p.m.
Elgin, Ave. at Waterloo St.
EVERYONE WELCOME
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M1$ .MILS..1430INARID E.WESISACOK
. The death occurred on .$01140Y
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at ,Alexandra Marine and General
,11-004tal atlins,--Lenuard Edward
-Westbrook, a native :of -0*Or.lifi
Townallipildx0:170*rbeeiihildialti
of Goderich for some years. The
funeral service will held at the
Stiles funeral home at 130 p.m.,
today. Rev. A. E. Ensta,ce will
=duet the service. Interment
will be in (Maitland cemetery.
The former Emeline Thiu•low,
she Was a* daughter of the late
Mr. and 'Mrs. James,--!,Thurlow, of
Colborne Township..For some
years she she lived in GOderich Town -
'ship. She was married in 1006
at 'Victoria Street United Church,
Goderich. From '1006 to 1919,
they lived near Edmonton, Alberta
and later returned to Goderich.
Mrs. Westbrook was an active
member of North Street United
Church and a member of the W.A.
and WM.'S.
Surviving besides her 'husband
are three sisters, Mrs. Clara Mc-
Kay, of Goderich, Mrs. Maud
Morris, of Patterson, N.J., and Miss
Mary Thurlow, of Brampton, and
one brother, George, of Detroit.
MRS. DONALD C. ABERHART
An unusually large attendance is
expected at the funeral service to-
day in tribute to mr8. Donald C.
Aberhart, who died at Alexandra
Hospital Monday in her 52nd year.
Her many friends learned with
deep regret of her passing after
a lengthy illness. The service will
be at p.m., at North Street United
Church, of which she was an active
and faithful member. Rev. A. E.
JEustiaee-will-..conduet„the sayice
and interment will ben Ntaitlaiir
cemetery.
Prior to the service, the body
will rest at Stiles funeral home.
The former Genevieve Frost, she
was a daughter of the late Mr:
and Mrs. John Frost, of Hampton,
where she was barn. After
attending Hampton Ilfgh School,
she went to Teachers' College at
Fredericton, N.B. :.;She taught at
Victoria Public School at St. Join?,
N.B. in she was married to'
Donald C. Aberhart. For two years
they, lived at Fairville, N.B., and
then at Toronto for four years.
In 1946 they came to Goderich.
She was a devoted Sunday
School teacher at North Street
United Church and was a former
president of ,the Evening Auxiliary.
She was a member of Maple Leaf
Chapter of the IODE, and of the
Home and , School Association.
Members of North Street United
Evening Auxiliary, CGIT and
Maple Leaf Chapter, IODE will
attend the funeral service in a
body.
Surviving besides her husband
are one son, John, and a daughter,
Donna; also a sister, Mrs. Alan
(Leah) MacGowan, of Hampton
Station, N.B.
•The pallbearers vvill he Wm.
Moorhead, George Parsons, Ernie
Pridham, Glen Gardiner, James
S*1-14'Ir?
E PROJECTOR,
Slide Trey .Cabinet
and •
12 Micro•Fit Trays.
oote
Bell & Howell "Headliner 706"
SLIDE PROJECTOR reg. $69.95
SLIDE TRAY CABINET
PLUS 12 MICRO4FIT SLIDE TRAYS reg. $24.50
The family have suggested that
-any memorial should be directed
to the Cancer Society in lieu of
flowers.
STUDY PARKING
A Goderich Police Commission
'recommendation that Town Coun
cil revie* parking by-laws, espec
ially the regulations 'concerning
angle parking, is being studied by
Connell. Angle parking is speci-
fied for the outer rim of the Square
and for one block on each street
radiating from the Square, but
there is a feeling that this cannot
be enforced until signs are erected
on all streets concerned.
Total Valup $94.45
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SALVATION ARMY
SUNDAY' SERVICES
11 a.m. • Hpliness Meeting.
2.30 p.m. Directory Class.
3 par. Sunday School.
7 p.m. Salvation Meeting
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
AT THE ARMY.
Bright singing, tastimonies
and Gospel messages.
Capt. Reta Matchett
Lieut. Pauline Howell.
Westlake Furniture
ANNIVERSARY SALE
Bargains! Bargains!
THURSDAY, APRIL 24
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to SATURDAY, MAY 5
Open all day and every evening until 10' p.m.
SALE STARTS AT 4 P.M. ON THUB.SDAY
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As in previous years we are giving away
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V.luabl Door Prizes
There are big bargains for everyone at Dunlop's' Reitill Drug Store during the
Rexall Spring One Cent Sale.
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$410000embeeeetrameedroolisolowoiesepee0000410
, EVERY ARTICLE IN STORE -REDUCED DURING SALE.
VALUES GALORE. RFAVIEMBER THE DATES.
Thursday, April 24 to Saturday.
May -3.--
SUNDAY, APRIL 27
10 la.m. Sunday School.
Morning Worship.
7 p.m. Evangelist c ery
Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. "Hour
of Power."
,Free Mefirdist Church
Verlyn R. Shell, B.A., Pastor
Over 275 bargains to choose from, as listed on our Rexall lc Sale Bill.
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PHONE 893. • ZURICH
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