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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-05-28, Page 6F A e OUT 13eevers Auto and '1�N41ft1C�f'.4'.L1i"•`...J`Anw.. .«�.ae.�o.wa.3upply ... — �Ic' 52 WEST STREET — GODERIO I To close estate, entire stock — including bicycle and auto parts, chain saw parts, auto glass, accessories, store assets, etc. — will be sold BELOW COST. " OPEN Friday Evening, May 29, and all, day Satur- day, May 30. Open every night thereafter until stock is sold out. — BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE — I ,REV. JOHN POL LOCK • Following a long illness, Rev. John Policia died at Wingham hos- ,pjtal on Sunday. He w.as born i, 4itittenAeadrEagriangtritt$0",'Vr and came to 'Canada 55 years ago. 1'1ev.Mr. `Pollock was pastor of the Baptist Church in Goderich, serv- ing here from 191:1; to j914 and it was during his pastorate that chairs in the chureh were replaced by pews. The Baptist Young Pe.Q- and the' Mission Circle were also formed during his ministry here. From Goderich Hgv. Mr. Pollock went to Wingham ylf here he retired in 1947 after serving the Presbyterian Church at Salford., Ailsa Craig, White- church. He, is survived by his wife, the former Elizabeth, Gilchrist, of Wingham, and two sods, Jack, Lucknow, and Rhys, of Jackson- ville, Fla., and a daughter, Mrs. Harry'• (Dorothy) Cooper, of North Miami, Florida. SHOULD BE PERMITTED cin see no reason why night racing should not be permitted in. 14.PA5.1410,MVOCOUriffSlifiatt Uberal candidate for ' Huron, ad- dressing the gathering at ,the horse race meet here on Wednesday evening. he said that night ,races weUld permit 'W¢rking people to attend, would mean bigger crowds and -.-better horses, nom -going t Quebec and USA. Re said. the Liberalsare working for equalized hydro rates which would make night lighting more reasonable in price ,in Goderich.. • To achieve success one must' make an attempt. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Johnston attended the -funeral at the Pres- byterianChurch, Wingham, , on Tuesday afternoon. Interment was in Wingham cemetery. WRE S'TL 1 N TV STARS — DIRECT FROMMAPLE LEAF GARDENS MAIN MATCH — ONEHOUR ME LIMIT — 2 OUT OF 3 YUKON ERIC vs. THE GREAT BOLO Fp` MIDGETS TAG TEAM MATCH — 2 OUT OF 3• FALLS (45 MINUTE TIME LIMIT) LITTLE ,BEAVER and RSD • FEATHER VS. TEAM OF. • ". r SKY LOW LOW and' MIGHTY SCHULTZ . AND THESE ADDITIONAL EXHIBITIONS OF STRENGTH AND SCIENCE JAN GOTCH :vs:. DON JARDINE ' (30TMINUTE._-TI1vIE__T,IM1'1` R I'ArL' ` GODERICH MEMORIAL ARENA • ' the hottest saps pace in history is being set by the ar azing hew 1959 WEDNESDAY, JUNE, 3 8.45 p.m. • ADMISSION PRICES • RI"',.(2IDE$1.25 , • ARENA SEATING $1,00 CHILDREN 50c FORD SIXES at Goderich Motors4tct1 Junior Baseball n$ata., S.._ Eighteen boys have been turning out to practices of the newly-org"an- ized junior baseball team. Harry Worsell Wil be coaching the team and is very happy with .interest -shown by tie players. These boys pre between the ages of 17 and 20 years and have shown a great desire to play baselball. The team has been entered in the Huron -Perth league and' will oompete with teams from Dash- wood, Zurich, (Mitchell, St. Marys and Listowel. The first game of the schedule will be played next Saturday, May 30, at Agricultural; Park. Game time will be 3 p.m., with St. Marys supplying the opposition. Following is the schedule of games for the local team. Games with Listowel are not included, but will be arranged at a dater' .date. May 30—St. Marys at Goderich, 3 p.m. - June 5-Goderich at Dashwood, 6.30 p.m. June 12 --Zurich at Goderich, 6.30. p.m. June 15 — Goderich at Mitchell, 6.30 p.m. June 18 — Mitchell -at Goderich, 6.30 p.m. June 25—Goderich at Zurich, 6.30 p.m. June 29—Dashwood at Goderich, 6,30 p.m. July 3--Goderich at St. 4Marys, 6.30 p.m. - Taylor's Corner TAYLOR'S CORNER, May 24.-- . serrat4 atett ureh last-SiindaySit the-atsence of the pastor, Rev. C. E, Peacock,' were conducted 'by the Gideonites of Exeter district. Messrs.. Edgar Cudmore, of Exeter, Henry Hoff- man, of Dashwood, and Don Jolly,, of Exeter, conducted the services, They poke. af. #aworir•'-ssr• plac- ing Bibles in 'hospitals, jails, .motels' anti hotels in different commun- ities. Mr. Harry Hoffman sang two solos. On Sunday, services during the summer months, ,Sunday School will be held at 1.30 p.m. with church following at 2.16 p.m. The Ladies' Aid June meeting will take place on June 3 at the church at which time they will quilt. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Straughan, of Benmiller, 'visited' on Sunday with ,Mr.,. and Mrs, Howard Sturdy. Mr. Jerry Ginn attended the 14th anniversary of the London Free Press Leaders' ..Clulb. last. week_. Jerry ,is a charter memlfaer of 1946 and only six members of that year were able to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Ginn spent the evening with Mr. 0. Ginn and Mrs. A. S. Henry, of London. For a long time the highest and most striking skyscraper in New York City was the Woolworth Building, 792 feet above the pave- ment. The present giant, however,' is the Empire State Building. It towers to 1248 feet and has ac- commodatio,ii for about 25,000 ten- ants and employees: BASEBA LL St. Marys vs. Goderich 3- P.M. — AGRICULTURAL 'PABX NOTICE — RE DOGS 91) „ All (Afars and harborers of dogs are required to obtain tags for, them or or before June 15,_ Tags must be worn . by the dog. Dogs are not permitted to run at large in the town, If any dog is found running at large, the owner or harborer will be summonsed according to by-law. —POLICE, LETVIRTMENT Town of Goderich. w.• i?oy tis '` FORD-EDSEL-MONARCH SOUTH ST. PHONE 83 NOTE ! BIG SAVINGS if car delivered before Jude 30. L RT 7S. SEAL OF SATISFACTION NbfAstk..-1—.. E. Save .32 UNCONDITKINALLY GUARANTEED PINK FROM PARIS by CUTEX BALL POINT PEN SETS 10 retractable Ball ,Point Pens A new blazing pink, with .a cool touch of pie blues. Striking new fashion shade that's the rage of Paris. Cutex Nail Polish Cutex Lipstick also eutex Pearl Polish Special Value Price Reg. 1.20 • 88• complete On June 11, the people of Ontario will exercise their democratiCa right ,to chaFt the future course of our province. • Before" them will' be the record of% aChievement of a.decade of wise policies and sound management under the gov- ernment of Premier Leslie Frost ... ten years in which' Ontario's advances in the development of resources, business expansion and linman betterment 'O'n all fronts have been unprecedented in Cana4 or anywhere in the world.. at Popular Woolworth prices Premier Leslie Frost fn his Report 16 the People /Ontario 4th May, 1939. Under Progressive tonservative ad- ministration, the stage has been set for, even greater progress in the years ahead. The Premier has announced far -reach-; ing and far-sighted, plans for govern- ment action to continue and increase.' this. dynamic development which has ° become the envy of the entire world. .,The election issue is therefore simple • and straightforward. The accomplish-, ments of the pasthave been tremendous, .but even. greater progress lies ahead. It can and will be achieve& only under these same wise polieieS and with, the, same skilled and steady hand at the helm. of the ship of state. Published by the Propisshe conservative Asseelaildn 010,0,10, THE QUAL.ITY-IS GOOD THE PRICE IS RIGHT WRITING 'PAPER • and ENVELOPES Velvety finish, white vellum •pacts in popular two -fold per p'ad FOR YOUNGSTERS AND TEENS 100% NYLON — THEY. WEAR AND WEAltil.7 favorite. 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