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ANTIQUE DISPLAY
Mr. Dennis Steep and his mo-
ther; Mrs, Fred Beevers, at-
tended last week the first An-
tiq'ue 'Show and Sale held at the
Agincourt Community Centre,
»cored by 'Ike Isabel Rutter
apter of -the X.O.D.E.
Mr. Steep, a local antique deal -
was ' the best -display_
at the shore with°'hisct ntigw "te
of
►iShed.furniture 0,10.,,�.unsaa, d
GirI Graduates
In Theology
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costal Dilate College, Peter-
, ihorough. This service was held
at Massey Hall, • Toronto, when
36 .students graduated in Pastor-
al rJieology and .the Missionary
Co•lirse. The president, Rev. C.
B. Smith, officiated at this 20th
graduation exercise of the Cpl -
lege. Her father, Rev. Crack-
nell, graduated from this Col-
lege in 1947.
Miss Craelmell .received her
earlye:dncatitnt t
High Sch000l at firigsville be
Miss Darlene Cr a c l n e 11,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. H. C.
Craclinell, 31 Picton street,
lltalatilltextelr.TueSttar from her,
three-year course in Paton],
Gordon Wong
Dies At .Hull
Well -remembered as a res-
taurateur and philanthropist,
Gordon Wong died Sunday,
April 9, in his 65th year, at Hull,
Quebecer., Interment took place
Thursday, April 13.
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college, where she specialized brain tumor, Mr: Wonghdbeen
in languages and New Testa- ill for a period of two years
ment Greek. Her class; named following his last visit to, Gode-
"The Couriers," was compose.d rich in 1959. Popularly known
of 24 men and 12 ladies. They as "Wong's .Cafe,.." at the corner
were from Trinidad, West Indies, of Montreal street and The
South Africa, Hong Kong, Ire- Square, the restaurant was oper-
land and various cities in Can- ated by "Gordon" from 1935
ada. She served as head lib- until 1950, following which he
rarian for two. and a half, years returned to China and set up a
and was on the social committee similar operation in the city oil
of the college as well as a leader Canton. Political difficulties
of one of the Bible clubs of the forced the abandonment of this
College. She is also a, talented endeavor and Gordon returned
musician and soloist. to Canada, establishing a whole -
Miss Cracknell and her grad- sale Chinese food business in
dating friend, Miss Phyllis Hull, Quebec. His son Ken Wey
Twigg of Trenton, will take was associated with his father
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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
April 30th, Fourth Sunday after F, aster.
8.30 a.m. Holy' Communion.
10 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class.
11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon.
(Junior Congregation and Nursery.)
7 p.m. Evensong and Sermon.
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector.
Mr. J. F. Stephens, M.A., B. Ed., Organist and Choirmster.
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
North Street °United Church
10 a.m.
11 a.m.
Nursery
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
MORNING WORSHIP.
and Junior Congregation.
REV. W. J. ten HOOPEN, B.A., B.D.,
Minister.
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MR. GEORGE ESPERT, Organist and Choir Director.
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
Mr, H. de Jong, Organist. Miss B. J. Woodruff, Deaconess
10..a.m.. CHURCH SCHOOL.
10.15 a.m. Minister's Bible Class. (St. Mark's Gospel).
11 a.m MORNING WORSHIP —
"THE PEARL MERCHANT."
(Nursery and Junior Congregation).
7 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP
Sacrament. of Baptism.
Rev. Wm. Weir, B.A., B.D., of Brampton,
tip the pastoral charge at Mit- in the food business.
chell Pentecostal Church where The son was brought to Can.
they will serve as deaconesses, ada by his father at tremendous
After two years of -Service, they expense; due to the existing
can each become a Lady Worker political situation in China. Ken,
for their Church, father of four children, lives in
Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Cracknell Ottawa. Also surviving the late
and James, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mr. Wong, arethis wife, at Hull,
Cracknell, all of Goderich, and and a married daughter living
Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Cracknell, m Cotnmunist China.
of Kitchener, 'attended the grad- (Gordon had maintained steady
uation service in Massey Hall. correspondence with several
Rev. and Mrs. Cracknell and Goderich friends until last fall
Miss Darlene remained in Tor- I when` progressive blindness and
onto and attended the "annual i failing health stopped the let-
'estern__Oxttario. -DistrictCon- ters." His philanthropies, in
fnee of their church held in CGoderirh, ^juretTy distributed,
`rp
Lakeshore Gospel Temple, Tor are well remembered by his
circle of intimate friends.
Known popularly as "Gordon,"
the correct Chinese name was
Lung Sen Wong, he„leavesa
wide and°fond association of
friends and acquaintances in the
Goderich district.
onto.
Another graduate of 'this same
college is Mr. Carl Verhulst,
son of Mrs. Anthonie De Ruytgr,
R.R. 1, Bayfield, who was top
student in his class. He has
received his appointment to... a
church at Schefferville, Quebec.
Mr. David Gower, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. Gower, 77 Hamilton
street, has completed: his first
yeas" . at" til& college.
LIONS HOCKEY NIGHT
The .annual hockey night of
the Goderich Lions Club will be
on Thursday evening at Han
bourlite Inn.
CROP REPORT
Continuous cool, wet weather'
haa,curtailed seeding operations
in Huron County and -it wilt Tie
a few days before the farmers
can. get ,hack on the land.
Growth of pastures' and fall
wheat is slow. although, they
are greening up considerably.
Therecent rains will have help-
ed general moisture conditions.
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PLAN NEW SUBDIVISION
ON TEN ACRES PURCHASED
Being planned foe -a new sub-
division, ten acres of land, lying
between Blake street and Ben-
nettstreet at the' south -end of
Elizabeth, Widder and Warren
streets, have been purchased by
Harald W. ---Shore, -local ' -real
estate broker. '
Our automatic job printing presses and
The purchase was made from
Mr. John Rimmer, who has been
in Blackburn, England, for 1
past two and -a half years.
Rimmer returned to Canada by
jet plane April 17th to complete
the land transaction here, negoti-
ations for which have been
underway._ for more than two
years,-said"1Gfr.-SIinre. : Mr: Riin�
mer plans to return to England
soon but to come back again to
Canada a few weeks later.
Mr. Shore, who is agent for
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MEETING ON MONDAY
TO ORGANIZE SOFTBALL '
A meeting to organize men's
softball ,in Goderich for the sea-
son has been scheduled for Mon-
day evening, May 1st._. It will
be held at the Canadian Legion
Hall at 8 p.m. All those inter-
ested in either playing softball
or helping in the administration
end are urged to attend 'this
meeting.
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WINDOW CARDS
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ENVELOPES
INVOICES
TICKETS
FOLDERS
BLOTTERS
several building firms, said he
intends to subdivide the land
into lots for home construction.
While a definite plan for de-
velopment has not as yet -been
decided on, it is planned to use
current designs, making use of
the-Cresrent and Cu urt-pians for
the streets, wherever possible.
It is expected that the first
lots will be av ilable later this
year and will e locatel•on the
south sid of lake street, after
this streer has been widened to
standard requirements.
Major V. Larder
Off To ` Africa
G. D.C.
NEWS
(By Nancy Hughes)
It seems as if I have just yes-
fi
d �t-vol n' iu e�laynl
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ve§Uhat vias .list w
E'he days fly?.' _' ri A, Are!,
Last Friday, evening, the Girls'
Athletic; Association sponsored
an "April Showers" dance in the
auditorium. Pussywillows and
umbrellas,—useful articles this
spring—as well as colorful bal-
loons, which add to fun any-
where, gaily decorated the audi-
torium. Jim Bridle, a .grade 12
student at our collegiate, was
the fortunate winner of the
wristwatch, kindly donated as a
door prize' by Mr. N. T. Orm-
andy. This lovely spring dance
was enjoyed by everybody —
especially Jim.
The Senior Glee Club mem-
bers have been practising al-
most every day for their im-
portant performances. "Open
House," to be held on May 5
at the . collegiate, is their first
engagement. An assembly sche-
duled for May 9 and a television
appearance on May 17 follow.
The members are hoping to per-
form even better than previous-
ly. Subscriptions to Year Books.
for 1960-1961 are now on sale.
A lot of careful planning and
hard work has once again pro-
duced -an excellent magazine—
otfe whin 'wlll'�5e nice to look
at when you are 90,' students.
On Wednesday afternoon, mid-
dle and -over sehnol�nglish
students were shown Shake-
speare's "Henry V" during an
assembly in the auditorium. The
interesting historical back;
ground of this educational film
was presented beforehand to the
classes concerned by the Eng-
lish teachers. Sir Lawrence
Olivier cleverly portrayed King
Henry. V. This dramatic film
will serve as an asset to the
students in future English
studies...
The annual Cade; -Inspeetiorr
is next Wednesday -afternoon,
May ' 3. The cadets have been
drilling constantly and reports
are •that they are well-prepared.
The student body wishes all
concerned the best of luck in
this important event.
Plans for the annual "Spring
Prom," sponsored by the Stud-
ents' Council, are well under-
way. This year, the Council
has engaged "The Continentals"
to play at the dance. They hope
everyone remembers that they
were the wonderful orchestra
at the 1961 "At Home."
Major Violet Larder of the
Salvation Army was guest of
Lienor at the home of her, bro-
t it hr, Wilfred Larder, and Mrs.
Larder, R.R. 1, Goderich, last
week -encs. Major Larder leaves
next week .for Kenya, East Af-
rica, where she will work on
the Mission Field there for a
five-year term.
She has worked for the Sal-
vation Army for over 20 years
and has been' stationed at Hali-
fax for the last two years. She
will fly to London, England, and
Victoria Street United Church
"Fellowship Awaits You"
10 am.. Bib1,4 School. Adult 'Class.
11 a.m. CHRISTIAN GROWTH (3)
- "A WITNESS FOR CHRIST."
1.30 p,m. Benmiller Unified Sunday School and Church.
3 p.m. Union Church.
REV. STANLEY MDOTE, B.A., B.D., MINISTER.
MRS. J. SNIDER, ORGANIST.
BILL HEADS
SALE BILLS
CHEQUES
BOOKLETS.
PAMPHLETS
WEDDING STATIONERY
Quality Printing and Prompt Sehrice
' GODE,RICH BAPTIST CHURCH
10 a.m.
11 a.m.
7 p.ria.
Church School. • All Ages.
"MAKING ENDS MEET,'
"SUPERIOR FAITH."
Pastor, E..VonKeitZ. Organist, Writ. Bettger.
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CULBERT'S
CONFECTION STYLED DOUGHNUTS
IN TEN VARI!TIES '
Cherry Custard -- Rum and Egg Nog — Lemon or ..r
Orange ,Twists -- Jelly or Creme Filled -- Honey ¢
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Chocolate Iced
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H�ME MADEBRAD
' Oven Fresh each morning at 10 a.m.
IN EIGHT VARIETIES
Sliced bread sold in Poly bags to preserve freshness.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY WEEK -END SPECIAL
. ORANGE KIST 'LAYER' CAKE
- with Orange Fondant Icing
TARTS — Butter -- Honey Coconut — Maple Walnut
MUFFINS — Bran — Banana — Whole Wheat[,, Old
Fashioned Cornmeal.
-- Family Size Pies — Full o' Fruit, —
RAISIN, APPLE, CHERRY, RHUBARB, BLUEBERRY,
RASPBERRY; PUMPKIN
SPECIALLY DECORATED --- HEART -SHAPED
MOTHERS' DAY CAKES
Open Friday nights 'til 9 p.
CULBERT'S LBERT'S BAKtY
West Street Goderich — • JA 4-7941
HARBOURAIRES IN ' BIG
SING ,HELD AT DETROIT
The Harbouraires were in De-
troit--orr 'S"aturday taking 'part'
in the Mid -West Big Sing held
in the Memorial Auditorium of
the University of Detroit. Tak-
ing part were chorus groups
from' -all parts of Michigan and
parts of Indianna and Western
Ontario.
it
FREE METHOoDIST CHURCH
Corner Victoria and Park Streets
REV. E. A. COOPER, Pastor. , . Phone JA 4.9306
9.50 a.m. Family Sunday School.
11 a.m. "SOLOMON'S :GLORIOUS CHURCH."
7 p.m. "THE POWER -OF THE LORD WAS PRESENT
TO HEAL."
d:T 7:30-p,+nayar..-an
morm.P''
go by boat to Kenya. This will
take three weeks. Major Larder
has five brothers, Harold, Allan,
Charlie and Wilfred in Gode-
rich, and Albert, of Thamesford;
also one sister, Mrs. William
(Edith) Lasenby, of Galt.
Gtfests at the dinner hon'
Major Larder were from Lon-
don, Thamesford and Galt along
with the Goderich relatives to
wish Major. Larder Bon Voyage.
CUSTOMS OFFICER TO-
GO TO PORT CREDIT
Collector of customs at
Goderich since February, 1960,
Mr. G. W. Robertson has been
appointed collector of customs
`at the` port of Port Credit.
Tae assunies his new post on
Monday, May 1st. His suc-
cessor at Goderich has not
been named as yet. '
p gfIRRiNG
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VRIPPINGI
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It's perfect for every room in your home—
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SERVICE ELECTRIC
(Goderich) Limited
Victoria. and Newgate Sts. dA 4-8581
Bethel Pentecostal • Tabernacle
10 a.m. Sunday School.' -iv asses -for all ages.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
7.30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Tuesday, 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting and Bible Stud".
Friday, 8 p.m. Young' People's.
You are invited to come and worship with us.
REV. H. C. CRACKNELL, Pastor — Phone JA 4-8506.
THE SALVATION ARMY
11 a.m.
3 p.m.
7 p.m.
SUNDAY, APRIL 30
WORSHIP SERVICE
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. R. PETERSEN
VISITORS WELCOME
Church of the New Jerusalem
' (Prophesied, REV. a V. 17 and Ch. 21)
' "For in Him dwelleth the FULLNES of the Godhead
Bodily", Col. 2 V. 9. This verse nullifies the Trinity of
Persons, and confirms the Fullness of Deity in Jesus
Christ; thus effectively disposing of the Vicarious Atone-
ment, based upon a Trinity of Persons.
. Books with doctrines for the New Church ere AR-
CANA CELEST,IA, APOCALYPSE REVEALED; HEAVEN
and HELL; „ TRUE CHRISTIAN RELIGION; by EM.
SWEDENBORG. MY - RELGION by HELEN KELLER.;
Her story of faith.
These books loaned and delivered free. ,Ap Iy to
Leonard Cote, '23 Picton St) 6ro4erich. df'hptt 7;700.
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WE WILL BE MOVING SOON !
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EVERY GARMENT CARRIES
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The Pick of the Season's
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at GREAT SAVINGS !
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