HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-11-17, Page 5Rev. and Mrs. James J. Mor- Rev. Morrish's sister, Mrs. John
rish and their daughter, Mrs. Tabb, at the home of Mr. and
Howard E. Craig, 'Flint, Michi- Mrs. Gordon Smith, Britannia
gan, spent the week -end with road.
— STARTING TODAY -
Mahood's Esquire Restaurant on the Square, God-
erich, is giving away one full -course meal to every -
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certificate on their birthday. Just a way to say
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CHRISTMAS FAIR at ,Knox
United Church, Auburn, Friday,
November 25,, a17,401),01,..,-0azo.'.;
sored by the Woman's Associ•
:at?icin.aJ Clardsctirias.•=~ Fdeeoratiorrs,
novelties, aprons, fa°frer-•w.tirk;
baking, including Christmas
cakes and puddings, home pro-
duce and candy. For advance
orders contact the president,
Mrs. , Art Grange. Tea will be
served. 4546'
YOUR CONSIDERATION IS NEEDED FOR
Retarded
Children'sWee
NOV. 13 - 24
Are You.eaIIy Doing What
You Can for These Children
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'It will help them and you (in heart) too, by giving a donation to this
worthy cause, Send it to the local treasurer of the Retarded Children's
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Mayor E. C. Fisher
Town of Goderich
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Ladies! When was 'the last
time your husband took you
dancing?„ Some time ago? Well,
this Saturday night at the Gode-
rich Arena in the auditorium,
the 'Goderich Men's Softball.
(.club are sponsoring a dance for
adults and just in case your hus-
band hasn't mentioned it to
you, you can very nicely sug-
gest to ,him, that you both can
e1jjoy a tine evening of dancing
to a't .'"s+•t0 tt`_.'StTailiS..,pf'"Stew
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able. 'S ih can dance .from 8.3a
p.m. till 12,00 and there will be
door prizes and ' lucky draws
also. Plan now to attend with
'your friends and remombe"r it
is .this Saturday, November 19,
in the Arena Auditorium: 45
It's Graduation Night at 'the
Home and School meeting on
Tuesday, November 22, sit 8 p.m.
at Victoria School. Guest speak-
er will be Mr. J. W. Coulter, In-
spector of Public Schools.
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Note •a change in location for
the Jaycette rummage sale, Sat-
urday, November 26, 2.30 p.m.,
in empty store next to 'Cornish
Electric. 45-46
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GDCI NEWS
Volleyball!' Volleyball seemed
to be the order of the day at
the high school last week. On
Tuesday, the Senior 'team went
,to Clinton for a warm-up game,
in preparation for WOSSA: Tlow-
The local association of the
Girl Guides and Brownies will
meet on Thursday, November
24, at 8 p.m. in the Guide room,
in Victor Lauriston Public
School. All mothers' of Girl
Guides and Brownies are privil-
eged to belong to the local as-
sociation and are expected to
attend this meeting. -45
ever, to Clinton's disappoint-
ment, Goderich neon the best
two. out .afr.flirce' gaYne -Bixtt on.
Wejd�nesday af�ptjernoon, the girls
the m .en teachers, who, by a
s'tro'ke of good luck, managed
to defeat the senior girls. The
team travelled to London on
Saturday to play in the WOSSA
finals. After defeating West
•Elgin, they lost to Kingsville by
two points. Kingsville won the
championship. The school.I,
very .proud of their Senior Vol-
leyball team, even though they
did not come out victorious. It
is a great honor in itself even
to play in a 'WOS'SAmeet. Con-
gratulations are extended to
coach Mrs. Skelton and her
team.
Gay Christmas trees are the
theme of decoration for the
Christmas bazaar and tea in the
new hall at N:orth.Str'eet United
Church on Saturday, govern,.er
26, at- 2.30.Baking, .candy and
miscellaneous Christmas gifts
will be displayed for sale. This
year a new booth "for the birds"
will be featured.. Bird feeder
stations, bird food, treats, etc.,
btvrhl be old, .arcade -'by those-. ex --
Pert -In -this -hobby: ome-e r?yy,
limited supply. 'Excellent free
advice. Wonderful idea for
those problem presents. Suit-
able for all ages. Bring your
friends and stay for tea. Ad-.
mission 50c. Men especially.
welcome.
On Thursday afternoon, a Re-
membrance Day 'assembly was
held in the auditorium. in
charge of. planning was Mr.
Shaw and the cadets. Jim Lodge
was chairman of the assembly.
"0 Canada" was followed by the
"Last post," two minutes • sil-
ence and Reveille. Marion
Sutherland read an excellent
Poem, "For the Fallen." The
singing of "0 God Our Help In
Ages Past" made us` rememher
all those who had been killed
c.nd the address by Rev. A. E.
Cooper made .us realize how
Sale of sewing, knitting,
H st-m.a s -ea
home baking, Saturday, Novem-
ber 26, 2 prrn., a't MacKay gall.
Tea will also be served. Spon-
sored by The Salvation Amity
Home League. -45
Harbo'urfiite Inn Saturday
rrtgh•t-,i-biTeen°rdar eev Wirth, Monte
Wide r:" -"'See -ad-page 0 Par
special announcement. -46
The Goderich Women's Hos-
pital Auxiliary will meet on
Monday, November 21, at 2.30
p.m. in the Board Roam, of the
Hospital. -45
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lucky we lire that Canada is a I FiGURE SKATERS TOTAL.
free country.
The Boys' Athletic Associa-I45; MORE ARE SOUGHT
tion sponsored their annual
Football Dance last Thursday Adult figure skaters in Godc-
evening. The auditorium was rich are invited to join the
beautifully decorated in the
,Goderich Figure Skating Club
school colors, blue and white, fort :'his season. The club now
with streamers end the "Vile- i �•'�
ings' " football helmet's. The" has a mernibership orf 45 and
highlight oif the evening was more senior ,memlbers are
the 'beautiful rendition of "In'sought. At. meeting. last week,
the Evening by the Moonlight. ,1.
., ,.� did fL 'a.. TPA s? e 7r r.' he dub'
end : "`G.ixoid ��i.�,h�:s�.r,....��� :.......
F'reneh b the 'football team' is in a good financial status.
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professional -Ir. -under -"rife able Saturday�witft 3 Wanda Mae
directitrn of Francois (Mr.. Dor-' ,n
land). '
On Friday evening, November
18, the Annual Commencement
Exercises will be held in the
auditorium at 6.30 p.m. Many
graduates are coming home for
this important occasion. The
guest speaker will be the Min-
ister of Education for Ontario,
the Hon. John P. Robarts. We
hope that this will be a most
enjoyable evening for both par-
ents and' graduates.
The Goderieb Signal -Star Thursday, l oveMber 17th, 1960
GODERICH BAPTIST CHI,�kF�;
10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL -All Ages.
11 .a.m. "IN LEAGUE WiTH SATAN."
7 p.m. ,-"THE 'ABRAHAMIC COVENANT."
8.T5 p.m. •Fireside Service.
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(�. �y� �( (,per �y��p,
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Donald nald and Miss Diane Hamil-
ton instructing the four classe(
beginners, juniors, intermedi-
ates and seniors.
NEW COUNTY BRIbGE IS
OPENED TO TRAFFIC
The largest bridge built under
the Huron County Road Pro-
gram for 1960 at Summerhill,
on the Base 'Line from Clinton
to Auburn, was opened to traf-
'fie last Friday. This 1182 foot
bridge is a three -span steel
Mr. and Mrs. Don, Wiggins structure, and is over a branch
and children, John and Karen, of the Maitland River, four miles
of Kingston, visited over the north of (3linton.• County work-
week -end with Don's mother, men are busy 'bu'dding up the
Mrs. John Wiggins. ,, approaches to this new bridge.
-USE OUR
CONVENIENT
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Come; Choose From the LARGEST, GRANDEST SE(ECTION of Toys Made
PARENTS: Bring .the, Youngsters
To See O u r
Wonderful and Exciting New Toys
Our Toyland is a fantasy -land come true . ' it's brimming
over'with all the old favorites and the brand .new toys that
children of all ages are hoping for. Next to the "Northpole"
thih is the easiest place in the world to fill those "Dear Santa"
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HOCKEY GAMES ARE
SCARCE THIS 'YEAR.
We stip have a good selection.
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SPECIAL
'JON GNAGY
"Learn- To Draw Outfit"
for Six Years and Over.
A complete "Learn To Draw"
outfit based on Jon Gnagy's
famous step-by-step TV Teach-
ing Method.
$3.98
Show
Your Girls
Our Colorful
DOLL
DISPLAY
'New
LAND'Opening Special
LIONEL ELECTRIC
AIN SETS
This outstanding train buy includes a
streamlined diesel, 3 cars, trans-
former. and track. Remember you
'can rely on "Lionel" quality.
COMPLETE SET FOR ONLY
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USE OUR ELEVATOR SERVICE
to see the Most. colorful, most attractive TOYLAiI'ID DISPLAY IN
TOWN — SEE OUR CAROUSEL of Sparkling toys — SEE OUR
"DOLL BAR" — SEE the Mechairical Toy Section — the C.C.M.
Skates, Trikes and Bicycles. You'll Be Fascinated.
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* -Dolls * Plush Toys
* ,Prams Games
* Sleighs * Dinky Toys
* Toboggans * Model Craft
* Wagons * Holster Sets
* Skate- Sets * Tricycles
• Presto Sparkle
Coloring and Glitter Paint Set
Paint water, color pictures that
sparkle like jewels.
Presto Paiflts
A Brand New Idea --solid paints
in Plastic Holders -12 Brilliant
Colors. For six years and under.
Our Electric
Train Service
Is Animated
'or Your Boys'
Pleasure
E. BRECKINRIDGE HARDWARE
PLUMBING -HEATING - GIFTS TOYS and UTENSILS
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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
November 20, Sunday next. before Advent.
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)
7 p.m. Evensong and Sermon.
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector.
MR. 1. F. STEPHENS, M.A., Organist and Choirmaster.
THE- UN:I.TEa-CHUR,CH...OE- CANADA,..'.
North` SfreetrUici ecVChtWd
10 a.m. SUN`bA.Y SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING SERVICE.
"GOD'S WAYS AND MAN'S WAYS."
Nursery and Junior Congregation.
REV.' W. J. ten HOO'PEN, B.A., B.D.,
Minister
MR. GEORGE ESPERT,
Organist and Choir Director.
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Knox.. Presbyterian Church
REV. D. J. LANE, .B.A., Interim -Moderator.
Mr. H. de Jong, Organist Miss B. J. Woodruff, Deaconess
10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL. .
11 a.m.' MORNING WORSHIP. "THE, SIGNS OF
THE TIMES."-'"'
. THE REV. R. G. MacMILLAN.
(Nursery and Junior Congregation).
Victoria 'Street United Church
I?, "FELLOWSHIP 'AWAITS YOU"
10 a.m. Sunday School and Adult Bible Class.
11 a.m. Family Service, Jr. Church.
' "WITNESS WITH THE WHOLE LIFE."
r, 51.30. ' Benmiller Unified Sunday School and Church.
3 p.m. Union Church after Sunday School.
REV. STANLEY •MOOTE, 4B.A., B.D:
Organist -leader, MRS. J. A. SNIDER.",
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FREE METHODIST CHURCH
WELCOMES YOU
9.50 a.m. Family Sunday School. ,
11 a.m. "FAITH: HE THAT COMETH TO GOD
MUST BELIEVE."
7 p.m. "FAITH: GOD IS A REWARDER OF THE
SEEKER."
Wednesday,'8 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study.
REV. E. A. COOPER, Pastor—JA 49306..
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
10 a.m. Sunday School. Classes for all ages.
11 a.m. "Who shalt separate us from the love of
Christ?"
7.30 p.m. Rev. Mel. Holmes, of Exeter.
Nov. 21 -25 --at 7.45 p.m. The Goderich Zone Workers
Training Course ' I f the Clinton 'Pentecostal Tabernacle,
under the direction of Rev. W. H. Moody, District Sun-
day School Supervksor,,t- "Operation S.S. No. 1."
REV. H. C. CRACKNELL, Pastor — Phone JA 4-8506.
THE SALVATION ARMY
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20
11 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE.
3 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
-7--p.tmr EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Mr. R. Peacock, who is leaving for full time service
will preach the evening sermon.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. R. PETERSEN
VISITORS WELCOME
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