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KINGSEIRIDGE
KINGSBRIDGE, Aug. " 4. — Mrt
and Mrs. Baert and, twins, Mr. and
-f:inestionervikwitutut,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Sutter and family,
of Detroit,. were week -end guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Austin.
Miss Beta Forbes ami two
friendt.tfrom• Detroit-are-visitin
with Mrs. Louis Hogan and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Austin;
Oarol Ann and Marlene, of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Len Woodley and
Mary Darlene, of 'Walton, •Mr, and
Mrs. H., Menard and sons, Bobby
and Danny, of Belleville, spent the
week -end at the Clifton ',Austin
home.
Miss Florence Lambertus, of
Hamilton, and Mrs. Seigner, of
Guelph, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. H. Lambertus.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Moerbeck
and three children and Mrs. Ken-
aeth Bee, of, Toronto, spent the
week -end 'with the Leo Moerbeck
Banally.
Mr. and Mrs.. P. M. Ryan and
'family, of Detroit, Miss Ida Gres -
pan, Miss Mary Gunzik, and Miss
Olga Di Francesco, of London, were
guestsat the Walter Clare home
over the week -end,
Rev. Father ,Moss, of London,
was a visitor at the rectory, and
also with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J C. Moss, at their cottage here,
during the past week.
The Very Reverend Gerard Van
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Vynckt, P.S.M., of, Yorktown, Sask.,
is a guest at the rectory with his
lirother4 Rev..4Waa-Yckt, ;en -,
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the °Superior General and his
council.
Mr. Robert Howard purchased
the farm of the late Jos. Buckley
which was sold by public ,auction
last Monday -evening,.for-the-sum
of $11,000. We will be very haliPY1
to welcome Mr. and Mrs., Howard
to this neighborhood. '
Mr. and Mrs. Jack ,Berry and
sons, of Goderich, -Mrs, Ed. John-
ston, of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
Schuurman an* family, of London,
Mr. and Mrs, Ray Murphy, a Tor-
onto,Mrs. Lalonde, and family, • of
Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Doherty, of Toronto, were other
holiday visitors , here.
Deepest sympathy is extended to
the family of the late Joseph Gar-
vey, QC, 60, Whose death occurred
on Monday e'Vening at St. Michael's
Hospital, Toronto, after a few days'
illness. Mr. Garvey leaves: to
mourn his loss his widow, the form-
er Marie Foley, of Toronto, one
son, Michael, and three daughters,
Mrs. H. (Mary Agnes) Murphy, Mrs.
(Dr.) Claude (Joan) MacDonald and
Mrs. Peter (Margaret) Bolland, all
residing in Toronto and seven
grandchildren. The funeral will
take place in Toronto on Thursday
morning at Blessed Sacrament
Church. The late Mr. Garvey and
family were frequent visitors at
SUNDAY SERVICES
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Colborne R.P.,, cemete_ry.. '-
-,LDeceased-was-/B-4e° ars-ot,age
and Was b,orn,in-Goderich a son' of ,
the late Mr. and. Mea. 'James Shan -
nen: He had been in the civil
service in Ottawa until he retired,
to Goderich 16 years ago.
.11e died in Alexandra Hospital
on 'Saturday following a long ill- -
'less. There are no survivors.
Friday htCouncil
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meeting: came to or, er, Members
of 'Council went OM f inspect
some town property -adjoining
Maitland cemetery. Two contrac-
tors, R. J. Brewer, of Goderich,
and George Radford, of Blyth,
have asked if they can either buy
some of this property or obtain a
right-of-waY. Mr. Brewer was
given temporary permission to use
a road and Council will give fur-
ther consideration to the sale of
some land. MI-% Radford's request
has been referred to Maitland
Cemetery Board for its views.
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Aug. 10th, Tenth Sunday after Trinity.
8.30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION.
11 a.rn.orMORNING PRAYER AND SERMON.
(Junior Congregation end Nursery)
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector
MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A., Organist and Choirmaster...,
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
North Street -United Church
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
Guest Preecher:,
Rev. Clifford F. Waite, Lion's Head, Ont.
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
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MR. RONALD KACKVrcrrec
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Knox Presbyterian Churck
REV. R. G. MacMILLAN, MISS B. J. WOODRUFF,
Minister Deaconess
MR. W. H. BISHOP, F.R.C.O., Director of Praise
9.30 A.M. — MORNING SERVICES — 11 A.M.
fiieloservices will be conducted by Rev. R.,G. MacMillan. -
11 a.m. Nursery and Junior Congregation.
-A FRIENDLY WELCOME AWAITS YOU.
Victoria Street United Church
FELLOWSHIP AWAITS YOUR FAMILY
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL THROUGH THE SUMMER.
11 a.m., Guett Preacher for all' three Churches, • ,
Rev. John W. Patrick.
Sermon Subject — "DEDICATIONS."
Junior Congregation.
10 a.m.- BENMILLER CHURCH BEFORE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
3 p.m. UNION CHURCH. •
MINISTER, REV. S: A. MOOTE, B.A., B.D.
• ORGANIST, MR. FRANK
' BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
"ELGIN AVE. AT WATERLOO ST.".
Suriday; August 10
10 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11 A.M. PRAISE AND WORSHIP.
7.30 P.M. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
FAREWELL MESSAGE BY REV. R. J. ,GREEN
Last service with Mr. and Mrs. Green prior to their moving
to' Orangeville.
EVERYONE URGED TO 'ATTEND.
'GODERICH BAPTIST- CHURCH '
10 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 A.M." FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE.
(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. FINOLAY, B.A., B.O. — MINISTER
MRS. R. GOOD —ORGANIST
Welcome to,
That Cares
SERVICES Aug. Tint10
West Ontario Conference
and Camp.
Thamtisford, Ontario.
Roe Methodist' Chtirch
Verlyn R. Snell, B.A.,°Pasioi
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SALVATION ARMY
11 aim Holiness Meeting..
. 230 p.m. Directory Class.
3 p.m. Sunday School.°
7,p.m. Salvation Meeting.
Speaker — Bro. R. Peacock.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
AT THE ARMY.
-bright singing, testimonies
and Gospel messages.
LIEUT. LESLIE ROWSELL
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vey homestead) and will be greatly
missed. Alsosurviving are two
brothers, Rev. E. C. Garvey, of
Assumption University, Windsor,
and Gerald Garvey who is- spend-
ing.the summer months here. Born
at Kingsbridge, Mr. Garvey gradu-
ated from Osgoode° Hall in 1923
and 'was appointed King's Counsel
in 1933. He had an active career
in Ontario law courts for more
than 25 years. A' past president
Of the Catholit Children's Aid So-
ciety, he was a 'member of, the
Fourth Degre.e Knights of Colum-
bus and the Granite Club. He was
immediate past president and
chairman of the boar4,0 governors
of the Newman Club at the Uni-
versity of Tdronto, secretary of the
Serra Club.
Mr. and Mtrs. Chas. Brinker, of
Detroit, were recent guests with
the Earl Drennan family.
The Lucknow centennial cele-
brations were well patronized by
the people of this community. Con-
gratulations to the ScInolastics of
Huronia College on the fie Kings-
. bilagfliiiii;liShanireek
had in the parade, showing . an
Italian Chef "Luigi" ready to carve
a huge. turkey, ancirextending an
invitation for all 'to 'come to the
annual turkey supper on August
7th.
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HOLMESVILLE
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HOLMESVILLE, Aug. 5,—Miss
Sandra Williams, a 1958 graduate
of Stratford Teachers' College, will
teach at S.S. No. 10, Goderich
Township, starting in September.
Sandra is the 'elder daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Williams.
Guests at the week -end ,of Mr,
and Mrs. Frank McCullough were
Mr. and Mrs. John 'Beatty, of Wil-
lowdale,‘ and, Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Keshnie and family, of Kitchener.
Mr., and Mrs. Gordon Steepe and
,family,.,.spe.nt...theA.week-end with
Mrs. Steepe's 'patents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. W..M'agee, of Woodstock.
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Aug. 5. — Mr,
and Mrs. Francis Glossop and Betty,
of London, are visiting with Mrs.
Glossop's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Forester.
Mr, and Mrs. Tony Vrooman and
'family, -of 'COriCrina; 'spew the 'Week:
end with Mr.' and Mrs. Will Vroo-
man.
Mrs. Harry _Leaner, Mrs, Mary
Dickson,• Fred land Brian Johnson
were aihong 'those ° who went to
Stratford to see Prineess Margaret.
Mrs. Lednor, with her daughter,
Mrs. Jean Athil1, went on to
FIamilton where they saw the
Princess present the colors to the
Highland Light Infantry of Canada:
also the ceremony where the
Princess was 'made the Regiment
Colonel in Chief, Mrs. Lednor Will
visit her daughters, Mrs. Roy Shut-
ter and Mrs. L. A. Brentwood while
in Hamilton.
Mr. Earl Martin, of London,
spilt the week -end with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Martin.
The annual Quaid picnic was
held Sunday P.m. at Maple Grove
Beach with 44 present. Attiong
these who came from a 'distance
were Mr. and Mrs. John Quaid and
family, of Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Dahmer and Jean; Id Water
loo; Mr. and Mrs. B. Braknis, of
Hamilton, and Mrs., John McPher-
son and Grant, of Teeswater.
' Holiday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence, Hoy were:
Mr. and Mrs. William Knight,
'Bonnie and Rictiy,,pof Sarnia, Vt.
and Mrs. Don BoWden and Larry,
of London, Mr, and Mrs. Cliff
Jardine and Cindy, of Toronto, and
Mri.ond.Malsovalden4Gothevtlikaon,
and Carol, of Dungannon.
Mrs. Mable. McKenzie, of Kitch-
ener, is visiting at, the home of
her. son,,Mr. R.C. IVIcKenke _and
Mrs. McKenzie.
Dr. 'and Mrs. Ed. Sylvester .and
f'aitily are holidayitig at their cot:
tage at Port Albert beach.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Elmer Taylor spent
the holiday with Mr, and Mrs.
Mel Dickson.
An advertisement In the Signal -
Star brings quick results.
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istriet-re-Sidents,rwhoqiaVe.visited---ithile-.onttliolidahisnsuimner:
or in preceding years. Seenj.n the •foreground and in the distance are
some of the "flower pots" at Flower Pot Island (nit in the lake from
Tobermory.
Ontario Dept. of Travel ,and Publicity Photo.
AT THE WATERFRONT
ROCK SALT SHIPMENTS OUT
NOT IN -BY SUMMER OF 1959
Work has commenced moving
the huge pile' of rock salt at 'the
side of the, north pier whieh was
brought-nr from Detroit some time
ago by the boat, Alpena, for Sifto
SaltLtd.
This salt is shipped out from
here for commercial purposes and
also for distributing,to points_along,
Western Ontario Highways for use
in the winter months to keep the
highways -Clear of---snew and
Ailetlier ship load is due VS -arrive
here some 'time 'this fall. This
cargo in the fall will probably be
the •last rock, salt ever to be
brought to Goderich. HY about .
this time next year the $10,000,-
000 rock salt plant of the ,Domin-
ion Rock Salt Company, now tinder
•construction at the Harbor, is ex-
pected to be in proddction. From
then on, rock salt will be shipped
from Goderich—byboat, by train
and by truck—instead of being
brought into Goderich.
The Royal ° Canadian
Police boat, Tagish H, has been
Working in and out of Goderich
Harbor now for the past week,.
chocking on small craft, etc.
The Howard L. Shaw came in
with a load of grain last Thursday
and the Bricoldoc on Friday. Sun-
day saw. the SuPerior arrive. On
Tuesday, the J. F. Durston, a
gaited' States' boat into this har-
lad for Abe first time inyears, if
ever ,Wore, arriyed with a cargo
'4:tf- corn -from. a.Lake Michigan, pori.
for Upper Lakes,iand'SL-LaWreziee
Transportation Company. On Wed-
nesday, the Imperial Hamilton was
in with -a cargo of gasoline:
MacDonald -Marine had sold more
gasoline to visiting cabin cruisers
up to the end of July of this year
than they had sold •all of last sifin-
mer; indicating an increased num-
ber of such craft, visiting Goderich
Harbor. , '
The temperature, of the water
at Harbor Beach on Wednesday
1 afternoon was 73 while the air
Mounted temperature was 80r.
SHEPPARDTON
' SHEPPARDTON, Aug. 5.—Visi t-
ors over the holiday week -end with
Mr: and Mrs. Alvin Adki-ti were the
lady's brothere‘, Mr. W. Cowan from
Toronto and Mr. Donald, Cowan
'from Welland ,and also Mr'. and,
Mrs. Clifford Johnson and family
from Dresden, 'and Mr. and Mrs.
'J. Bosman and family, of Seaforth.
Mr, and, Mrs. Frank McAvoy and
son, of St, datharineS, spent . the
week -end with Mrs. McAvoy's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert- Bogie,
Mr, ,and Mrs. Marvin Ross and
f ainilY1,-riear GalCirolirthe'Veelc`
end with Marvin's grandmother,
Mrs. Jones; and other relatives.
Mrs....Culbert„ of Stratford,..spe.nt
the week -end at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Hoy, Mr. Norman
'Hoy and family.
Mr. Bob Waterhouse and family,
of Toronto, spent the week -end
camping in the Sheppardton dis-
trict. Several years ago Bob spent
summer vacations with the late
Mrs. Gordon.
Mr, George Dougherty has start-
ed threshing in the district while
most of the farmers have their
grain all tut and combining is also
in full swing,
Mr. and Mrs. ,Wm. Berry and
son, of Goderich, mited during the
holiday with' Mrs. Berry's sister,
Mrs. J. Tigert, Jack and family,
Sharon and Stewart Pumphery.
of Dresden, spent the past week
with Mr, and Mrs. Hart and family.
Mr.' and Mrs. Pumphery visited
Sunday at the Hart home and
Stewart and Sharon returned home
with them.
DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK, Aug. 5. — Miss
Joanne MacLaughlin has returned
to her home in Detroit after a
visit with Mr. and 1VIrS. Sam
Thompson and other relatives,
Mr. and Mrs; Cliff Henderson and
Billy and Gail were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Chamney
and gfrls'--6ail- remained for-' a
holiday while Dia,ne.Chamney went
home with the Hendersons for a
YiSkt-
Mr. and Mrs tr. 'Jefferson ,and
Linda returned at the week -end
fronratrip through Northern On-
tario and a visit with Mr, and Mrs,
Joe Jefferson at Port Arthur,
Misses Joan and Betty Dever-
eauare visiting in Detroit.
A dance was held in Dungannon
Hall on Friday evening for Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Jefferson (nee Marie
Noble), Music was supplied by
Tiflin's orchestra. During. the lunch
hour, George Naylor read an ad-
dress. expressing the good wishes
of those' assembled and Roy„Ilardy
presented them With a purse of
Money. Donald made a fitting
reply. The young couple have
itaken up residence in the London
i.area where Donald has secured
emploMent,
ungannon
DUNG.ANNON, , Atig. 6.—Rev.
Roy Kennedy, Mrs. 'Kennedy and
family left for the month of Aug-
ust to spend holidays at Rondeau
Park, Lake Erie.
' Miss Margaret Disher, Toronto,
formerly of Dungannon, returned
home after spending three weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Earl. Swan,
Ashfield, friends in Goderich, Dr.
H. S. Vokes, and Mrs. Vokes, of,
the village and renewed, acquain-
tances with many others,' -
Miss Margaret Joy Durnin, and.
cousin, Miss Lois Hefford, Toron-
to, spent the week -end here with
relatives.' They. have just return-
ed from a' pleasant month's vaca-
tion in Bermuda.
Miss Olara Sproul, Stratford,
spent the week -end with her sis-
ters, . Misses Nettie and Rebina
Sproul. .
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Mrs. Winnifred , Widcombe,
:Wiltdsor;°- -is vacationing . with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mc-
Clure, and sister, Mrs, Herb Fin-
nigan.
Friends in this district were
very sorry to hear of the death
of Mrs. Will °Smith, Goderich,
whose funeral took place this Wed -
Inesday afternoon with interment
in Dungannon cemetery. Mr. and
Mrs, Smith were former residents
of the 4th con. orAshfield:-
Mr, J. J. Ryan held' -the United
Church W.M.S, at her home last
Friday afternoon. In the absence
of the president, Mrs: C. Crozier,
the chair was taken by, the first
vice president, Mrs. Harvey Ander-
son. After the usual opening,
Mrs. J. Ryan; in the absence of
Mrs. Chas. Fowler, secretary,. read
the minutes and gave the roll call.
A discussion took pltitoelz,on. the
Sunday service to be held on Aug-"
ust 24 and sponsored by the,W.M.
S.' as a supplement during .the
minister's holidays. Mrs. Arthur
Elliott gave a temperance reading.
Mrs. Matthew Shackletob „gave an
article on Korea. Mrs. Melvin
Reed read an article on "A life
made over." Mrs. Lorne Ivers of-
fered her home for the September
meeting.
, Mrs. Herb 'Finnigan, Mrs. W.
Widcornbe, J. C. Durnin, Miss Mar-
aretTJnytzDurnhrr-IVIiss41.*18,-Het--
ford and Mrs.. Wm. Atkinson, of
Flint, Mich.,' were week -end visit-
ors .to Wasaga Beaeh.
Visitors with Mrs. Mary Rivett,
Mrs. Thos, Rivett and Morris Simp-
son for the week -end were Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Badman, Comber, and
Mrs. Gordon Sampson, -Carol Ann
and Paul, of Goderich.
Visitors with Mrs." Jessie Oliver.
and Mrs. E. McMillan, were Mr.
ai.d Mrs. Gale Sehaferstine and
lamily, of Swanton, Ohio, and Mrs.
:George McGuire and family and
Mr. John Green, of Detreit, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Finlay and
daughter, Elizabeth, ,of Saskatoon,
SiSk., returned Tuesday after a
week with Mr. and Mils. Cecil
Blake and visited Lucknow cen-
tennial,
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