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April 24th --.First Suniiey after Easter.
1.30 a.m. Holy C9mmtlnlon.
10 a.m. undaY School 'and Bible Class.
11 a.m. Morning Prayer and "Sermon.
(Junior Congregation° and Nursery).
7 p.m. Evensong and Sermon
.Rei . ,t N'ETS-S„'Er Yt41R,M.A., D.D., Rector.
MR. J. F.. STEPH.ENS,' M.A., -Organist and Choirmaster.
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North Street United Church
10 am.. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a,m. "WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH
JESUS?"
Nursery and Junior Congregation.
REV. A. E. EUSTACE, B.A., Minister.
MR. GEO. INGHAM, A,R.C.T., Mus: Bac:
Music Director.
Knox Presbyteriari Church
THE REV. ROBERT G. MacMILLAN, Minister
Mr.11 de Jong,_Organist Miss B. J. Woodruff, Deaton
10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL.
11 ,.a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
7 p.m.LAYMEN'S SERVICE.
Nursery and Junior Congregation.
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WELCOME$ YOU,
REV, W. C. COWHERD, eoxefer,ence Supt.
will speak Saturday, Aprfl 23-4 p,m.
and Sunday,. 11 a.m, Communion. 0
9.50 a.m. Family SundayzSchooi. �;„
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Wednesday, 8 p.mtl 6 Prayer end Bible.�Study. .,
REV. E. A. COOPER, .Pastor,. -.JA, 4-9306.
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Mr. and M. 'Victor men,, of
' orur r a, were Eager visitors
here. '
'.`' and •Mrd. Jahn Mxter+beck
•A'•t
and' £amidy of Godexiieb, spent
Sunday with the Leo Moerjbevk
family.'
.Messrs. Desmond O'Donnee,,
Eldon Austin, Wilfred AuStin
and Alvin Collinson have all
jctined the crew of their heats
for the sailing season.
„Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Dwyei,
Maureen and Timothy, of Kin -
kora, visited .with. M.rs. Dwyer,
e>,f es .. ipa ,..y.. �„ f1r:� ti• _ 1� _ 1",117..,94 sr , arut��,t'jh}nr� ny Dollar! +a1d Frayne fam
M. and( Mrs Clareneo Doh-
erty land two children, of 'Tor-
onto, Jos. Martin, of Hamilton,
Theresa Martin ' and Mr. and
Mrs. Paha and Sharon, of Ham-
ilton, Patricia Ann Martin and
Jimmy Martin,. of London, were
Easter visitors at the B+laise
SUNDAY;`rAPRIL 24.
10 a.m. Sunday School, classes for all ages.
11' a.m. Worship Service "The Loril's Requirements,"
7.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service. "Holy Ambition."
Tuesday, 8 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Meeting.
Friday, 8 p.m. Young Peoples.
REV. H. C. CRACKNELL, Pastor -- Phone JA 4-8506.
You are invited to come and worship with us.
Victoria.Street United Church
"Fellowship Awaits You"
10 a.m. Bible School Graded to Adult Class.
11 a.m. "THE CHRIST OF TO -DAY,"
1.30 p,m. BENMiLLER 'UNION i
p.m,
SEED -TIME THANKSGIVING.
Ceremony of Seed, Soil, Tools and Toil.
REV. S. A. MOOTE, B.A,, B.D., Minister.
MR. FRANK BISSETT, Organist.
You're invited toa
Specigl Sprin
own
of. the most complete line of exciting new
displayed at
GOD-ER1CH MOTORS LTD. — SOUTH S
Today, Friday and Saturda
Three Days Oniy . . Come One - Come All !
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The whole family will want to�.'‘see the fabulous
1960 Thunderbird
SEE also these new 1960 cars on display—
Ford G-ai�xie
' The style leader for 1$60.
Monarch
THE WORLD'S
MOST WANTED CAR
1.1110111,
Introducing Goderich-.
Motors new pay-as-
LI.ICe-rne you -drive plan .
Mark of distinction ,on the Ca,'iadian road,
Anglia 105E
The world's most exciting light car.
Fordcii arse
Finest Fords of a lifetime.
Zephyr
Qualfty-built by Ford of England.
Faicon Cars
and Station , Wa► :ons
The hottest -selling compacts on the market,
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DOWN.
UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY
GODEHIGH
MOTORS Ltd.
FORD --- MONAT CTI --- FALCON
• BRITISH -BUILT FORDS
Additional,
Classifieds
G. Coming Events
Rummage Sale, Saturday,
April -23, ',at 1.30 p.m., in Knox
Church Hall, sponsored by the
Ladies' Aid. -1416
Reserve Saturday afternoon,
April 30, for Knox Church
Men's Club silver ,tea and bake
sale. -1417
H'yCodech i1ulturn Sa societywill meet Friday, April 22, at
8 p.m. in the Parish Hall, St.
George's Ohurch. Mr. T. An-
drew Dixon, an interesting
speaker, from Exeter, has
chosen as his topic "Conserva-
tion as practised in the Ausable
Watershed." He plans to illus-
trate his -talk with colored slides.
A,,.l _rge attendance of members
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Come and see the New Hol-
land and Massey -Ferguson bal-
ers, rakes and crimpers—also
conversion kits to complete the
paler so it r ay be used for. the
baling of grain — at George
Wraith's, Montreal St., Goderich,
on Friday, -April 22, at 1.30 -p.m.
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The postponed meeting of the
Goderidh Women's Hospital As-
sociation will be held Monday,
Aurid 25, at 2.30 p.m. in the
Board Room. -16
Platt to attend the Spring tea
in aid of World Refugee Year,
en Wednesday, April 27, from
2.30 to 6 p.m., at the home of
Mrs, H. Glenn Hays, Essex St,,
rsponsored by Maple Leaf Chap-
Jter,IO.D.E, - -16.
. Rummage Sale on Saturday,
April 30, at dine o'clock, in St,'
George's Parish Hall, sponsored
by the Margaret Seager Club.
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To BE SURE of attending the
outstanding concerts of the,
(4erreh doominumity Concert'
Association during the 1960-61
season, join during Membership
Campaign Week—April 25-30.
Headquarters •at The .Music
Shop. Phone JA 4-7601. -16
HARIBO URLITE INN, G ODE-
RICdI, Friday -night Easter Holi-
day Teen -20 record dance .with
Johnny Brent of CKNX. Sold'
out Saturday' night. Make early'
reservations for the' -Mother's'
Day smorgasbord dinner May 8
'from 4 to 8 p.m. -16
Rummage sale,- Saturday,
April 30, at 2 pini., in MacKay
Hall, sponsored by the Home
and School Association. -16-17
'Bake Sale at Dnnomme's
Flower Shop, Saturday, April 30,
between 24 p.m., by Laadies'
Court C.O:F., Benmiller, 1647
Rummage Sale at Victoria
Street Church, Friday, April 22,
at 120 p.m., sponsored by the
W.A. -16
The regular meeting of the
Hoche and School Association
'will be held in the Public
School; Tuesday April- 28, at 8
p.m. Mr. H. B. Such, Doctor of
Chiropractic, will be the guest
speaker. Everyone welcome.
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Kinsmen Club will pick up
6 and 11 quart baskets, along
with paper, on April 27. -16
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Jaycettes' rummage sale, Mac-
Kay Hall, Saturday, April 23,
at 2.30 p.m. -15
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GODERICH
COMMUNITY
CONCERT
ASSOC.IATiON
-wishes to thank those com-
munity -minded organizations
and individuals who have
donated student awards ,for
the coming season.
They are:
Goderich Womenss Institute
Dungannon Women's institute
The Kinsrlen Club of Goderich
The Dominion Road Machinery
_ Co. Ltd.
French Dry Cleaners
Filsinger's Jewelry and Gifts
Reg. Bell, Jeweller _ -�
Upper Lakes Shipping Ltd.
John W. Hanna, M.P,P., Huron.
Bruce
Contributions from ethers
;who wish to help in this way
I will be most welco'fttie.
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-anti 1Ya. R. -e 'ilie ( 0 _ ter ry'hnrcdfl-
Da Gene _ �'ray�tie; - _''Rtie visiting • l wee' l'c�clre `�" � . r. �, .. • ... �,.,.�..°
Danny, Jimmy, Paul and, Mari- players really appreciate ;the of
a'nne spent Easter wilzh latives fortsof '.baa Procter, wale sees
in Elmira and 1Zesoon, • ' to it that the hundreds of hock -
ins ]orenee Lai bertus, of ey ip'iayers get fed wale they
Hamilton, Miss' Frances Dalton, are competing in Young Canada
Hamilton, Miss Frances Dalton, Week. The Georgetown team
of Riv'ersdne Arnold ,Marsm,an, 'presented her with a brooch and
iaowglas Pro tie and Walter earrings before they .packed up
Kelly, of London, 'wereother and left for
Easter visitors • Jere. y °me• .
111Ir, and blas. Clifton Austin Estimaied payroll in the cam-
rettimed to their home here „on ing , g year for federal government
Y after ' spending the employees, not incuding ern..
winter,mont'hs with their family pioyees o+£ Crown Corporations,•
sin' Maltot'i and Toronto. , • is •$748,128,061.
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Proved, --Nursing Home -
Fairhaven Nursing Hbme, approved by the Ontario. ,
Hospital Services Commission for Chronic Care Patients.
PubIit Ward, semi -private and ,private rooms.,
Write• Mrs. Henderson, Drawer 10, Kincardine.
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GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH
10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOQL_AII Ages.
11 a.m. "CHRISTIAN APOSTLESHIP."
7 p.m. Baptismal Service, '
E. Von KEITZ, Minister.
W. BETTGER. Organist.
MONDAY, 'APRIL 25
thru
.SATURDAY, APRIL 30
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chance to buy hundreds of items at 2 for
the price of 1 plus lo.
IGA Royal Guest
aCon L
lb. 47c
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Snoboy. Bright Colored Sweet
GET 1 FREE
CELLO
BAGS
WASHED AND TRIMMED
SPINACH
_10.OZ CE_LI.GO i4GS
aneer.n =sum ter.
aimisa mows
25 EXTRA HUNTS FANCY
GOLD ' BOND -STAMPS I- TOMATO
WITH TH�E'PURCHASE OF JUICE 2
- ONE, 16 -OZ. KELLOGGS TOMAHAWK STANDARD
CREAMICORN PLAICES CORN
COUPON VALiD UNTiL APRIL 26
, "'� "'�� + • vr�,.e TOMATO AND VEGETABLE
•.s arses �r 3iu.& 7 125 EXTRA HEINZ S
GOLD BOND . STAMPS iGA
'mom mow osimmx
FIRM AND DRY
ONIONS
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with the purchase of 1 -ib. Chris"ties' l
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maim minmo SUNNY MORN •
50 EXTRA TEA BAG
GOLD BOND STAMPS
II WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE -1
Kitchenette Broom
ICOUPON VALID UNTIL APRIL 26
. Ira �. 4 ��� nerd armor.. nal
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25 EXTRA
'FORTUNA FANCY --CRUSHED, OR TIDBITS
PINEAPP•
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MARMALADES,
GOLD BOND STAMPS .. ,.. ROYAL-.G�� �� a ��,•.,�,.,,�,_ .
10E CREAM
CREAMI with the purchase of Ga
1. Bisset's f
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WESTON'S
1 FOR YOUR BAKING
PUR1TY. FLOUR -
HOSTESS ROLLS
NEW FLAT FOLD
R429c-Save4c-13ayOnly 25c KLEENEX
BONELESS
48 -oz. Tins
49c
10 15 -oz. Tins
6 10 -oz. Tins
16 -oz. Jar
100
Bags
$1
69c
29c
69c
5 20 -oz. Tins
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3 9 -oz. Jars 59c
Pint Brick , 25c
7-1b. Bag 5 5c
4 Ecom. Pkgs. $1
For A Treat --
rryIGA Meat
tl
ROUND
STEAK V IJk1 OR
''llUMP ROAST
lb. 75c
FRESH LEAN -- LOIN
PORK CHOPS ie 55e
r Eirmaler ourrimit 2 5 EXTRA
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1 GOLD BOND' STAMPS
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4 PORK SAUSAGE iiik Pk_45c
W1TH THE -PURCHASE OF 1 -LB.
TAB,LERIT5 SKINLESS
�nuv�en
SMELT
FROZEN FOODS
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CRINKLE CUTS 2 -Ib. Poly
SPdRTSMEN
SMELT
49!c -
1 -ib. Pkg. 29c
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