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.ST.-qEORGFS—CHURCFF--
MAY 24 — TRINITY SUNDAY.
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.
NO EVENING SERVICE.
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector
MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A.0,0rganist and Choirmaster.
THE UN/TED CHURCH OF CANADA
North Street United Church
- 10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. "WHY BE A CHRISTIAN?"
2. "BECAUSE IT IS HARDER."
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
REV. A. E. EUSTACE, B.A., Minister. •
MR. RONALIfKLINCK, Music Oirtictor.
Knox Presbyterian .Church.
REV. R. G. MacMILLAN, MISS B. J. WOODRUFF,
Minister Deaconess
MR. W. H. A.R.C.M., Director of Praise
10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP — "The Secret of Satis#action."
(Norsery• and 'Junior Congregation)
A FRIENDLY WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT KNOX.
Victoria Street United Church
ELLQW$11.12._A.W.4.115...
- SUMMER ORDER
10 A.M.- Graded School. Adult Cls.
11 A.M. PENTECOST IS NOW.
Junior Congregation. Nursery at Parsonage.
10, A.M. BENMILLER CHURCH after Sunday School.
3 P.M. UNION CHURCH after Sunday School'
REV. S. A. MOOTE, B.A., B.D. — F. BISSETT, Organist.
GODERIC.H BAPTIST CHURCH
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL..
11 a.m.. FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE,
(Junior Congregation for the Boys and Girls).
7.30 p.m. "FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE" NURSES' SERVICE.
TUESDAY, 8 P.M. — BIBLE STUDY and PRAYER HOUR.
REV. S. H. FINDLAY, B.D. Minister
MR. CHAS. MERRILL, Organist..
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THE SALVATION ARMY
84 Lighthouse Street
1st LIEUT. AND MRS.H. -CROSSLAND
11.00 a.m. HOLINESS MEETING.
2.45 p.m. DIRECTORY AND SUNDAY. SCHOOL.
7.00 p.m. -SALVATION MEETING.
Wed., 8 p.m. — Horne League .Thurs, — Youth- League.
• You are never a stranger at the Army.
FREE -METHODIST CHURCH
WELCOMES YOU.
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SUNDAY, MAY 24 —
9.50 A.M. FAMILY SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 A.M. and 7 P.M.- Worship Services lifted in favor of
•,,, DISTRICT QUARTERLY MEETING at Thedford,.Ont.`"
WEDNESDAY, 8 P.M. — PRAYER AND BIBLE STUDY.
VERLYN R. SNELL, B.A., Pastor.
THE GODERICR SIGNAL -STAR
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MISR Llit
William Joseph Chisholm, of Cal-
gary, who has been visiting his
brother, Leo Chisholm, Gloucester
Terrace, died on Tuesday follow-
ing failing health for several years.
He was bormin.Goderi2irfikkvzship
70 years ago, and was a son of
the late Mr. ,'and Mrs. Alexander
Chisholm. Be received his earlY,
education at SS. No. 1, Goderich
Township; and went to Calgary in
1912 where he was employed as a
conductor on the C.P.R. He re-
tired in 1954. Mr. Chisholm was
unmarried. He was a rneinber of
the Knights of Columbus; the Pro-
pogation .of the Faith, the Holy
Name Society ; as well as being a
member of The Retired C.P.R. Con-
ductors' Association.
Surviving are time brothers,
Austin, of Ottawa, Leo, Of Gode-
rich, and Francis, of Goderich
Township, and two sisters, Mrs.
Lorne (Myrtle) Finnegan, of Strat-
ford, and Mrs. Irvin (May) Hilde-
brand, of Goderich.
Requiem high mass will be sung
on Friday morning -at 9 o'cl."(kr
St. Peer's. Church, by Rev. J. P.
Gleeson with interment in. the, R.C.
cemetery., Colborne Township.
ARNHUR DAVID McIJEAN
The death occurred on Monday,
May 11, of Arthur David Melpean,
110 Forest street,. Chatham. Born
in Goderich, the son of the late
Samuel McLean. and Sara Cantelon,
he was a well-known figure around
Goderich in his youth, where he
played baseball and lacrosse but
predominantly hockey on the Gode-
rich hockey team. He was an ard-
ent swimining and boating enthus-
iast. He was then a member of
North Street Methodist (now' Unit-
ed) Church where he sang ,in the,
choir. His many visits back were
always a great pleasure for him.
With. keen, interest he followed
the•• town's progress in the Signal -
Star eaeli week. 111 health these
past few years, prevented his visit-
ing again his home town and home-
stead on Lighthouse street. He
was engaged in the drugstore busi-
ness all his life and on taking up
residence in Chatham, became
well-known on the Chatham hockey
teainT----- •
He is survived by his wife- the
former Georgina Baines, one niece
Catherine (Mrs. Wm. Robb), and
one grand -nephew, Richard Robb.
He was predeceased, by one, small
daughter,' Margaret, and one sister,
Ruby (Mrs. Peter Cantelen)::
The funeral was held on Wed-
nesday, May 1.3,' with burial fol-
lowing in a family plot in Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs,' Wm. Robb and Rich-
ard, Stratford, motored, to Chath-
am and attended the" services. •
Weddings
BERTELMANN-7DOCKSTADER
Rev. A. g. Eustace officiated at
the wedding of Ruth Marie Dock-
stader and Manfred Klaus Bertel-
mann M North Street United,
Church. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Dock -
Stader and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Bertelmann,
of Edmonton. ,
The bride 'chose a floor -length
gown of white silk organza, featur-
ing short puff sleeves and a bateau.
netkline trimmed with seed, pearls
and sequins. Her- finger-fip
was held by a head -piece of seed
pearls and she carried a crescent
of white gladioli florets a'nd
pink carnations„
-Attending her siker, Miss Donna
.Dockstader wore, a waltz,length
gown of powder blue net over taf-
feta with a matching bandeau. She
carried a cascade bouquet of pink
tinted shasta mums.
The groom's best man was Mr.
Both Dockstader, brother of the
bride.
During the ceremony, Mrs. Clar-
ence Chisholm sang two beautiful
solos, "The Lord's .Prayer"' and
"I'll walk beside you," accompanied
by Mr. Ron Kiinck.
A lovely wedding dinner was
served to the guests .at the Club
. For travelling, the bride wore
a powder blue suit. with 'white
accessories. The happy couple ex-
pect to make their home in Edmon-
ton in the Autumn.
RECEPTI N
Everyone is invited to a reception to be held
‘, at the GODERICIH PAVILION
aNimmitimmosimians
9. at 12.30 noon,.
ONTARIO LIBERAL LEADER
John Wintermeyer
and Mrs, Wintermeyer
• and
the Liberal Candidate for Huron
11. Auction Sales
f1assifiedr-
()MAW
AUCTION SALE
BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL OR
, DEMOLITION
Nineroom •1y2 -storey frame contbined residence and store 50' x
50', frame barn 25' x 25', frame
garage 22' x 24', frame henhouse
20' x 54', located at part lot 6,
concession 6, Township of Ash-
field, approximately % mile south
of Kingsbridge, fronting on the'
east side of Highway No. 21,
Auction Sale will be held on the
property at 2.00' P.M., D.S.T., on
JUNE 3, 1959
TERMS: Cash, together with
100.00 Pe rf ormanceilond.
er in7formation may be' ob-
tained from: •Department of High-
way's, 581 Huron street, Stratford,
Ontario. Telephone 4350
OR
The Auctioneer; Mr. E. Elliott,
Clinton, Ontario. Telephone Clin-
ton au 2-9097.
Sale subject to a reserve bid.
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
ONTARIO." -21-22
AUCTION Sale of household effects
in the town of Goderich, 58 South
street, on
SATURDAY, MAY 23rd,
at 1.39
Chesterfield Suite; hall rack; oe-
casional chairs; rocking chairs;
wicker. rocker; living room , tables;
walnut table; telephone table and
chair; coffee-table; electric lamps;
two rugs; buffet; day bed; 'music
cabinet; chest of drawers; two bed-
room suites; electric stove; railio;
Generar Electric refrigerator (like
new); four kitchen chairs; china;
dishes; kitchen utensils; sealers;
drapes; pictures; electric Washing
machine; .garffen tools; lawn mew-
err'niagazine stand; two. step lad-
rs;...va-cuum-olea-nerk-lawn-lehairsi--
roll-top writing desk; screen door
210" x 2'S"; hammock; oil .paini-
ing; Acme fl,00r' polisher; floor
lamp; brass jardinieres; enamel
sink; hassock, and 1950 Chev.
sedan, in good condition. Other
articles too numerous to mention.
. TrERAVIS--OASH.
Walter TaraS, Proprietor,
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
George Powell, Clerk.
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13. Personal
WHY FEEL OLD? Feel years
younger. Ostrex Tonic, Tablets
revitalize thousands - past 40. Only
69c. At all druggists. -19-21
15. Cards of Thanks
BRIDLE.—Ou sincere thanks to all
who expressed sympathy in our
bereavement. Our thanks also
to those who sent flowers; to
those who donated to the Can-
adian Cancer Society; to those
who offered cars; and to those
who assisted in many ways; to
Rev, C. S. Inder, Clinton, who
,graciously officiated in the
absence of Dr. K. E. Taylor; to
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stiles. Special
thanks to Branch 109, .Canadian
Legion, for the pallbearers, for
the escort, party, and the grave-
side service.
Reg. Bridle and family.
SOWERBY.—I wish to thank all
who sent .flowers and gifts and
Visited me in hospital, Special
thanks to Dr. N. C. Jackson,
nurses and staff, who were all
so very kind.
Mrs. Carl Sowerby.
19. Notice to Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
. °PEERS
In the Estate of WILLIAM HENRY
McCLURfE, late of Dungannon,
Ontario.
All persons claiming against the
Estate of William Henry McClure,
deceased, are required to forward
particulars to the undersigned by
June 3rd, 1959, after which date
the assets of the Estate will be
distributed.
DONNFur PY & DONNELLY,
18 The Square, _
Goderich, Ontario, ,
Solicitors for the personal
representative of William
Henry McClure Estate.
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20.
Public, Notice
FSEWAVE-D-fspo,sar-:46Ptic tanks
cess pools, etc., pumped arld clean-
ed with modern equipment. All
work guaranteed. Write Louis
Blake, RR. 2, Brussels, -phone
42 r 6, Brussels, 16-31x
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THE VOTERS' LISTS ACT, 1951
PART III
NOTICE OF REVISION OF
VOTERS' LESTS " •-
(IN, URBAN POLLING SUBDIVIS-
IONS)
NOTICE OF SITTINGS OF THE
REVISLNG OFFICER IN THE
ELECTORAL DISTRICT 0'
HURON
Public Notice is heieby.giA
pursuant ,to Section 74 of Th
Voters' Lists Act, 1951, of th
revision of the voters' lists fo
Revisal District Number 1, bein
all polling' subdivisions for th
TOWN OF GODERICH in the Elec
toral District of Huron. '
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that sittings will be held by the;
revising officer at the Town Hall, 1
floderich, as • follows:
Thursday, May 28th -
7 p.m. -9 p.m. (p.s.T.),i
Friday.,.. May- 29th:- • r• • - -
a'ff:--:74-1i.liTTTEI.Sr. T.
and • ,
• 7 p.m. -9'p.m. (DST.)
Saturday, May 30th—
Z p.m. -4 p.m. (D.:ST)
and
7 p.m. -9-p.m. (D.S.T.)
Any person qualified to vote at
the pending election to the figs-
I•ative Assembly and whose name
has been omitted from, or incor
rectly entered in, the entuner-
ator's list of voters is• called upon
to attend at -the times and places
above mentioned for.,the purpose
of having his name enrolled upon
the voters',1ists to be used at the
said election. Complaints which
have, been properly filed with re-
ference to names wrongfully enter-
edupon the enumerator's lists will
bd. heard at these sittings,
The :ListS may be inspected at
the office of the Clerk of the Muni-
cipality .between the hoes- of Ten
a.m. and Four p.m. (D.S.T,) ()Wand
after the 21st day of May, 1959.
Registration and Revising Officer
—D. E. Holmes, Q.C.
Clerk to Revising Officer—Mr.
S. IL Blake, Town 'Hall, Goderich.
Dated at .Goderich, Ontario, this
19th day of May, A.D. 1959.
Election Board or the County of
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Bulis e•
are Used" supply artificial
reeding-&ervice-f-or-all-Arree
cattle If phoning long distance,
Simply ask • for Clinton. Zenith
9-5850. If 'it is a local call, use
our regular number Clinton HU
2-3441. For service or more in- -
formation, call between 7.30 and-'
10 a.m. week days, 6.00 and 8.00
p.m. Saturday evenings. For cows
noticed in heat on Sunda" morning
do not call until Monday morning.
The quality is high and the cost
low. •
.7140exa.Ptte,--
at on Wagon, 44wtheel
drive, power winch, 'A-1 condition.
Write J. Detweler, 694A Waterloo
street, London, Or Phone 3a84855.
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SHARP? ARE THEY? Saws: hand
and electric hand •filed for fast
cutting; - scissors, cutlery, hand
.power lawnmowers, etc. Part-
time farm work etc. Call evenings
.preferably. Q. H. Homar, Huron
road, opposite store. -17tf
SID Bullen's Cabinet Shop, chests,
desks, etc. custom made; also kit-
chen cupboards and furniture re-
pairs. 184 Gibbons street, phone
1234. -19tf
Experienced, Licensed
AUCTIONEER
ALLAN MacINTYRE
Lucknow
Phone 10-r-24 Ripley, Collect
(Can be contacted each Wednesday
at Luckflow Sale)
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ROY,„ TRE MOVER,- LOCAL and
LON16 DISTANCE mover. Furni-
ture fully .insured. Free estim-
ates. No obligation. Phone '1139
at any time (out of town, eall
collect). ' -21
Goderi
4o.
RACM AVON:
"ittOAC‘'"Ite
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1946 CWT. 2 -door, new ilcenSei -
good motor and body; new'br41(ea
recently, best cash offer. Aly
to 57 Bruce street after .0,p.m.
After Several Years of Selling and Servicing 'European Cars,
M & W Motors Takes Pride in Offering' the, Ultimate . ,
VOL
A product'.
of superb
Sredisib.
engineering.
"ONE TRY AND YOU'LL BUY"
Gopd, Clean- MU -
Here's Dependable Transportation
your pocketbook —
'54 CHEVROLET Coach
'52 PONTIAC Coach
at prices that are kind to
'52 CHEVROLET Sedan
and many others.
wMOTOiS
(MacPhee and Watson)
Firestone -Texaco Products.
Amor
See Us. For
e I ' Stott Outb
Canadian pard
r '
,Huron
F. FINGLAND, ChOirman.
NOTICE RE INTERFERENCE
WITH ELECTION DOCUMENTS
Subsection (1) of section 191 of the
,Ontario ,Election Act reads ,as ,fo1-
lows:
"Every person who wilfully'and
maliciously destroys, injures or
obliterates, or causes to be de-
stroyed, injured or ebliterated, a
writ of election, or a return to a
writ of election, or a poll book,
voters' list, list of voters, polling
ist, certificate or affidavit, or other
ottunent or paper made, prepared
r drawn according to or for the
urpose of meeting the require-
ments of this Act or any.of them,
hall be guilty of a corrupt prac-
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STURDY.—tMr. and Mrs. Howard d
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opportunity tb 'express their p
sincere, thanks to all who helped
to -make possible the lovely even- s
Sturdy would like to take this
ing held for them and also the t
gifts presented. It was deeply $
appreciated. -21 v
y
ice and'shall incur a penaltyof
2,000.00 and shall also on eon-
iction be4imprisoned„ for one
ear." ••• -2/-22
WEBSTER.—We sincerely express
our heartfelt thanks to our rela-
tives, friends and neribors for
shown; especially for the lovely
floWers and the offiFffig,of cars;
--tb-Rev. S .A .Moote, Dr..1. Leitch,
the nurses and staff at the hos-
pital.
James Weibker and Harold.
WESTLA,KE.----The i 1 y of the
late Mrs.'- Hattie Westlake wish
to convey their sincere thanks
and appreciation to alhwho have
been so kind' during their recent
bereavement of a loving wife
and mother; " especially Would
they thank those who sent flow-
ers and Matle their cars avail,!
able; also Dr. .t. W. Wallace, the
staff at the hospital and Rev.
S. A. Moote. ' -21'
all the kindnesses an sympathy 21. Business Notice
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22. f,ost and round
VISIT OR PIIONE.REID'S NEW
' Upholstering Shop, 48 East I
street. Phone 1,534 'til 9 p.m. for
an estimate., We have the cover ir
ings and the know-how Pick up
and delivery.
REPAIRS
NEW
Power. Mowers to all types of Power
Mowers, and complete
$44.9 5 up parts service.
- We Grinii
Power and Hand Mowers
Thack Sales
from 3.6 to
60 H.P.
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Superb perfor-
mance• . first
,
styling and
,.color choice.,
Service
Phone 20
Motors
115 ST.
DAVID ST,
PHONE 669 -
ENTENCED
TO SELL All HIS CARS AT
ANY COST
ack The Giant Killer
STILL, IN JAIL!!
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
1959 CHEVROLET IMPALA 'HARDTOP—
automatic drive, V -S, radio, Whitewalls,
ete. List $4100 ONLY $3495
2-1958 'CHEVROLET STATION WAGONS
with custom radios. Were, -$23-95.
MAKE US AN OFFER
19.56 FORD2tror CU'rnSTOBILI, NE — Very Sharp!
ONLY $1395 -
1956 PON'TIAC. STATION WAGON
Pathfidder Deluxe $1495
1955 MERCURY 'MONTEREY—.
autom.at i e 0 895
1953 CHEVROLET 150 SEDAN—
OND
1952 CHEVROtET HARDTOP— '
ONLY $295
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eeds the mon-ey to get (nit of jail
wE DARE0
Y U TQMKE US AN OFFER
$495
-9tf 1951 MORRIS MAJOR SEDAN—
,
Like New.
CARPENTRY, building, , remodel•
ling, dealer in Enps' pumps; water.
softeners, • bathrooin fixtures,
plumbing of all kinds, steel and
asphalt roofing. Frank McMichael,
phone Carlow 1108. 23-30x
AUTHORIZED dealer, Goderich
district, for Viking separators and
milking machines. Basil O'Rourke,
Blacksmith .and Welding Shop,
12-22x
OUTBOARD motor repairs, John -
A 13CLUE taffeta change purse lost, 'son Sales and Service, .Don Epps
containing keys and money. Ile: Marine, Clinton, HU 2,9622.
ward. Finder please leave at , -201f
Signal -Star.. .21 ..
and Mrs. Strang.
LUNCHEON., will be served. ..,
" . No 'adlnission ohnige.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
<-7- Sponsored, 1»r Huron Liberal Association -----
THE PUBLIC IS 'INVITE& TO
The Florence Nightingale
Worship Service
AT —
-ODERKH—B*PTfSf-eHUKtt-
THIS SUNDAY—MAY 24
At 7.30 p.m„
The Rev, S. A. Moote, B.D. will preach on the subject
"THE GRACIOUS TOUCH."
(Sponsor'4d by the Goderich Ministerial Association).
LOOK! LOOK!" , „. LOOK! ,
1957 PLYMOUTH 2 -DOOR
8 ' - ONLY $1495
1957 OHEVROLET 2 -DOOR HARDTOP—
ONLY $1495,
1956UlCENTURY CONVERTIBLE—
iyosik•er st(ering, power.,,,brakes,
BradiC:
$1695
1955 FORD CUSTQMLINE SEDAN---
• ONLY
$1095
1953 CHEVROLET 2 -DOOR HA:RDTOP—
New niotor - ONLY $695
1952 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN ---::—
ONLY $3'75
3-1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN!**
ONLY $195 Each
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
1949 AUSTIN — o ot 1 Motor—ONLY $90
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65 More Cars To Choose From — See Them
TRUCKS
TRUCKS -- TRUCKS
_Seven. -Unbelievable Offers
41958 CHEVROLETS
model 3105, 3 to 41Ton Trucks, Air -Conditioned Heaters,
Front Shock Absorbers, Signal Lights, Heavy Duty Rear Springs, D P Rear Axles,
Western ,Mittors, Windshield Washers, 14 foot Brantford 'Stake Body, Ita,cks, Tar-
paulins, Spare' Tires; none of them over 15,000 original miles; new truck warranty.
ONLY 1/2 ORIGINAL cpsT —.First Come : First Served;
3 1,99 ps New - List $2495 - SPECIAL AT $2195
1956 Bedford Van - Only 9;000 miles - New Price $1975 — FOR ONLY $895,
ZURICH JACK PEARSON, PROP. - EXETER'
"Huron &Linty's Largest Used Car Peale -e'
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