HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-05-04, Page 12The, Cs*i%ttr'ieh signal-S.t r, ThnredsaY May 4, 1961
years ago, George Fulford wa
married to Phoebe Adeline
Stirling, who died in 1959. He
is- survived by four sons: Louis,
Goderich; Chester, Pittsburg,
l Pa.; Harold, Orlando, Florida;
Benson, at home.. There are
also .three, daughters: Mrs. Pearl
White, Santa Monica, California;
Mrs. Joseph (Myrtle) Hicks; De-
troit;" Helen, at home; seven
grandchildren and, eleven great-
akha
.
.M.
p edeceased"him
,. P._.s#ts-,of: Y
about 3b years, ArthurFulfor
was born in Colborne Township
but lived in Northern ,Ontario
at Cobalt and Geraldton for
many years. He was a member
of North Street United Church.
His wife, the former Marton
Watson, died in 1949. Surviving
is one son, Edward W., of Lon-
don.
tbes Die
e Day Apart'
.11ltaneous funeral services
e held at the Lodge funeral
at 2 p.m., today for two
Llto n. area brothers whose
.s occurred only one day
`lilintdt, 89, -,was fold
at' his Cainbria road home
eOrge B Fulford, 92,
Tuesday at his Colborne.
ship farm home. *4.
tv. G. L. Royal, of Knox
byterian Church, and Rev.
J. ten Hoopen, of North
et United Church, will con -
the services. Interment
be in, Colborne cemetery.
Ke brothers are sons of the
Richard Fulfdrd and Sus -
Keough.
axil, in Colborne Township 92
classrooms from 7-!, the Srst
GDC( NEWS (aerformanee will be in progress
(By Nancy Hughes)
Thursday and Friday of last
week were the days on which
the London Little Theatre pre-
sented "The Heiress" for the
benefit of the Upper School Eng-
lish Literature classes in the
high schools of Western ,Ontario.
Twenty-six grade 13 students
from .the Goderich Collegiate
ect e`f,
n s
j � "a"t�'+�`tri
M
formance. "The _Heiress, ' which
utAlAatWiliaed.. n a =novel by Hener7aimes,
called "Washington Square," is
on the grade English Literature
course this year. It is very
beneficial therefore, for the stu-
dents to have the privilege of
viewing this "'live" production"
Friday evenings in particular
will be busy ones at the colleg-
iate for the next few weeks.
Friday, May 5, is the night set
aside for "Open House." The
staff and students have been
preparing for the last few weeks
for the entertainment which is
to be provided that evening.
While the parents are in the
A classified ad in the Signal -
Star brings quick results. -
ROCK - N M ROLL
DANCING
Friday Night, May 5th
from 10 to 1
Featuring the MERCEY BIOS.
with the CKNX Town and
Country Boys. -
SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 6 - from 9 to 12.'
with entertainment by
THE ROCKING REVOT&91f STRATFORD.
LUE WATER LOUNGE
BAYFIELD ,ROAD --- GODERICH - JA 4-8374
All Units Now Open at The Blue Water Motel.
j *•111.•11N••Nr►•••OiN•••i1M!••••ND•••,,,
JOIN THE CROWDS AT THE
that
in the auditorium, and the sec-
ond at 9.15. The idea is a
the parents choose the times
most suited to them to go first
to one place and then to the
other. Demonstrations .. and dis-
plays will be found in the class-
rooms and gymnastics, funda-
mental movements, a fashion
show, selections by choirs, and
folk dancing are on the auditory
ium program. A few members
o C ..•..dnewty . -, a
t la
h• sh
or Y
Club are presenting p„
directio lit':. Jack
C1einents.. _ Tickets for parent
are available at the school.
John Hamilton is, the new
boys' badminton singles champ•
ion at the high school. ' John
had to put several other boys
out of the running to win.
Tiger Diop
W. I. Meeting
e
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FABULOUSFOODRIES
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Friday.
Night - - Fish Fry i
Fresh Lake Huron Perch -- All. 'you can eat -- 50c
SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT
SATIJR 'AY CHICKEN FRY
- Dinner*for 50c
ENTERTAINMENT BY ELGIN. FISHER'S
RHYTHM TIMERS
IMPERIAL HOTEL -
--- _..� _ ._-_._Graffi IDEW)- .
The .annual "Spring Priam"
has been scheduled for May 12.
Dancing is"fThe Conti Contineto ntals."
provided by
The Students' Council are now
hoping that .winter goes away
in time for spring flowers to
eome out. A "Spring Prohi"
just'would't
npt?th-
utpringflowers,would
CARLOW, May 2. -The April
meeting of Tiger Dunlop W,S
was held. in the township Hall
with Mrs. T. Hunter, the presi-
dent, in the chair. Mrs. Lloyd
Young was welcomed as the new
secretary and Mrs. J. Horton
was thanked for faithful service
,4st 041t. D ice,
-the roll call,
asking
'for
a
:-flower beginning with the same
ur
est
tractor
gasoline
vsmirimmoms
buy
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more work per dollar
Here's a gasoline that
;meets the demands of
tractor engines. It provides
the best in quick, starts,
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for your tractor fuel dollar.
For diesel powered units,
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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
May 7th, Fifth Sunday after Easter
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. Florence Nightingale . Service -
Preacher, Rev. W. T. ten Hoopen, B.A., B.D.
REV: KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector.
Mr. J. F. Stephens, M.A., B. Ed., Organist and Choirmaster.
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answered.
Reports of the recent lunch-
eon, and ,the hat show were
given. On April . 19, several
members of the branch, along
with members of the Saltford
Community Club attended a
birthday party at the Huron
County Home, ' sponsored by
these two clubs. The entertain-
ment among other things includ-
ed the showing of colored film
from the Old Country and local
scenes, by Mrs. W. Clark. The
old people enjoyed their after-
noon very much.
FLORENCE ''NIGHTINGALE
CHURCH SERVICES -
Sunday, May 5th, 1961
at 7 m.
ST. GEORGE'S ., ANGLICAN -CHURCH
and ST. PETER'S R.C. CHURCH
Tia
Will. be served, fQMowing the ,services, in the
• .cafeteria of the hospital.
ALL.nMr es_at:e...ursed:_to are _Optional
For quick restate -TM a classed al. the Signed -Stain.
4. ,Dungannon ¢
DUNGANNON, May 2. -Mr. ) Mrs. Abner Morris visited Sun -
and Mrs. James Smith and fan- day with Mr. and Mrs. Len
ily, of Molesworth, were Sunday Christilaw, Nile.
visitor �,�with the lady's Sister I
Mrs. Minnie Jones and Mel
Mrs. Ro-hert Irvin, Mr, Irvin and Mrs. aHairoldaRvers,trGode ichd
Betty.
Born at Toronto, April ,27th,. Mrs. J. J. Ryan, after spend -
to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jardine ing the winter at the home of
(nee MaryYoung."�A1t), a daughter, her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Kidd,
4 � It 1.4AgtQ , _ s - reopened : pher..
ations. • home in the
village. g
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�." Y.-tFle4.-lfe'�V'`hinn�y 'and Niro: Phillips ' arrrtiri agar' �aftd�"•'h;s
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Mrs. Girvin Young gave an in-
teresting reading on the motto,
"If you plant a seed, of charac-
ter or kindness in the home,
it will bloom in the Community."
Mrs. Pocock read a few chosen
articles on the current 'events.
Mrs. Lloyd Young and Mrs. J.
Horton were appointed dele-
gatesdto the District Annual to
be held in Wingham on May 17.
The hostesses were Mrs. S.
Snyder, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. F.
Fisher and Mrs: Straughan.
Elmer Black, leaders of the 4 -II
Club , girls, whose project was,
"Cottons May Be Smart,'3 at-
tended Achievement Day at Clin-
ton High School on .Saturday.
Members also attending were
Sharon Stewardson, county hon-
ors Marie Black, provincial hon -
recent illness.
The United Church . service
Sunday morning at 11 a.m. was
conducted by Mr. Merrill Gra-
ham, a theological student from
Queen's University,, Kingston.
He delivered a splendid message
on Christian living.
Doreen Culbert Margaret Moran is visit-
ors, Betty Irvin, Mrs.
and Carol Culbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodges
and Mrs. Edna Black visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Stanley, of St.
Thomas, on Sunday. Mrs. Black
remained for a longer visit with
her daughter. �,.-
Mrs. R. McDonald's, recent
visitors were her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Jackson, and her.
sister, Mrs. Annie Brown, of
Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maize
and family visited their cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burchill, of
Wingham, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reid,
Toronto, spent the week -end
with the. former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William J. Reid.
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA,
North Street United Church
GQOERICH , ONT.
H1 -TEEN DANCINC
Saturday, May 6
Music by The Strato-Tones
DANCING 9 to 12
Admission 75c per person
CUSTOM BUILT'
IMPEL HOMES_,
Three-bedroom Brick Home with car port, 50' frontage,
sells for the LOW COST of $11,274.60 COMPLETE.
OUR .MOUSES RANGE - from $8,000.00,
upward depending on the piaji you want.
FOR, COMPLETE SPECIFICATIONS
_.. -and- PLANS - Contact
Bruce E. Ryan
175 Brock St.--Goderich
BUILDING
CONTRACTOR
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
Nursery and Junior Congregation.
REV. W. J. ten HOOPEN, B.A., B.D.,
Minister.
MR. GEORGE ESPERT, Organist and Cho1r Director.
-- _ , Knox Presbyteriari ____. _ ............ Churc
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 -
REV. D. LESLIE ELDER,
Seaforth, 'Guest Speaker.
(Nursery and Junior Congregation).-`
71
ing her daughter, Mrs. James
Keane, at Lucknow,
W.I., Holds Annual Meeting. -
The Dungannon Women's In-
stitute held the annual meeting
Thursday evening at tate home
of Mrs. Hugh McWhinney. Mrs.
Otto Popp installed the follow-
ing officers: President, Mrs. H.
McWhinney; lst vice-president,
Mrs. C. Blake; 2nd vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. G. McNee; secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. Harvey Alton;
district director, Mrs. W. Brown;
alternate, Mrs. E. Errington;
branch directors, Mrs. R. Stoth=
ers, Mrs. C. Crozier, Mrs. L.
Ivers; pianist, Mrs. F. Jones;
assistant pianist, Mrs. W. Brown;
press reporter, Mrs. E. Erring-
ton; auditors, Mrs. W. Stewart,
Mrs. Fred Young; st Ending com-
mittee conveners: agriculture
and Canadian industries, Mrs.
E.' Rivett; citizenship and educa-
tion, Mrs. K. K. Dawson; his-
torical research, Mrs. Warren
Zinn; home economics and
heait»i Mrs. L. Hasty; public re-
lations, Mrs. R. Finnigan; resol-
utions, Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge.
Converter's reports were given
covering the past year's work.
Plans were made for the district
annual to be held at Wingham,
May 15. Delegates to attend are
Mrs, 1-1. McWhirifey, Mrs: W.
Brown, Mrs, G. McNee - and Mrs.
W. Stewart. •Lex_y wMcWhinney
favored with a piarib solo The
roll call, ,`My favorite -way of
se ?'frig be f„ *-lead., a good. •re-
sponse. Mrs: Warren Zinn, pre-
sented-
the motto, "Grumbling
spoils more homes . than does
cooking." In the absence of the
_lime economist, Miss Bette Till-
man, Mrs. C. Blake gave a paper
entitled "It's the worries of to-
day that tend to disqualify us
for the duties of tomorrow. A
social half-hour was enjoyed at
the close of the meeting.
Victoria Street United Church,.
"Fellowship Awaits You"
70 am.. Bible School. Adult Class.
11` a.m. CHRISTIANGROWTH (4) '
"MAKING GOOD THE PAST."
1.30.p.m. Benmiller Unified Sunday School and Church.
3 p.m. Union Church after Sunday School.
REV. STANLEY MOOTE, B.A., B.D., MINISTER.
MRS:J SNIDER, ORGANIST. .
GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH
10 a.m. Church School. ' All Ages.
Pastor's Instruction Class.
11 a.m. "LETHARGY OR LOYALTY."
7 p.m.. "PATIENT IN FAITH."
Pastor, E. VonKeitx. Organist,
JA 4-7762 -
-18-20 , emeeme .•
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Victoria and Park Streets
R -EV. E. A. COOPER, Pastor. Phone JA 4-9306
9.50 a.m. Family Sunday -School:
11 a.m. "THE TRUTH THAI' SETS FREE."
7 p.m. "THE SUCCESSFUL SEARCH FOR GOD."
Wed., 7.30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study.
Wm. Bettger.
',ALWAYS LOOK TO OMPIERIAL ICOR THE B..ES `
. Y . • + i HOLM
20Albert St. �Ni , Goderiok.
JA 4,7502
Financial Statement
Goderich "Vote No"Committee
Receipts --
Dtina-tions received- fora:'w•hich -receipts -have-------470 5
been sent' or issued by the banks
0
Donations received (9) without names 14.00
One donation re -turned, many refused after
books closed
TOTAL RECEIPTS
Expenditures -
Printing
Mer isiird=`..`Siifiar-Srar"
B. R. Munday
Postage Stamps and stamped envelopes
Typing and stationery
Office Rental
Receipt Books, Telephone, Treasurer's postage
This advertisement
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
00.00
$ 484.50
$ 86.39
215:63-15.00 230.63
123.20
17.05
° 10.00
6.15
11.08
$ 484.50
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Thanks to our banks for "NO CHARGE"
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Don Aberhart, Larry Aldham, Wm. Bisset, W. E. Elliott,
Mrs. G. Johnston, Dr. J. C. Ross, A. R. Scott, Joe Snider,
Mise - Eva Somerville, Ed Stiles, Rev,. C. E. Taylor,
-James Young
itemized Statements with the Treasurer, A R. Scott
evemoinliminiaminsummommor
Week -end visitors with Rev.
and Mrs. G. L. Royal were: Mrs.
Royal's mother, Mrs. Thomas
Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Bourne, Windsor, sister,' and bro-
ther-in-law," of Mrs, Royal; Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Puckering,
Terra Cotta; and Mr. William
Armstrong, Glasgow,Scotland,
a cousin of Mrs. Royal. a
..
.Bethe pentecoStal Tabernacle
10 a.m. Sunday School. Classes for all ages.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
7.30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. ,
Tuesday, 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study.
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.
7
CULBERT'S
Heart -Shaped
Mother's Day
CAKES
,.
IttetAW
PUMPKIN SPICE CAKE
with Butter Creme icing
CONFECTION STS 'LED DOUGHNUTS
IN TEN VARIETIES
Cherry Custard --- Rum and Egg Nog -- Lemon or
Orange Twists -- Jelly or Creriie Filled -- Honey
Dipped -- Buster Browns - Cinnamon Sticks
Chocolate iced
HOME MADE BREAD
Oven Fresh each morning at 10 a.m.
1N EIGHT VARIETIES
-Sliced bread sold in Poly bags to preserve freshness.
-- Family Size Pies -- Full o'° Fruit -
RAISIN, APPLE; CHERRY, RHUBARB, BLUEBERRY,
•RASPBERRY, PUMPKIN
FRESH TARTS AND MUFFINS
In Wide Variety
Open Friday nights 'tit 9 p.m.
CULBERT'S BAKERY
West Street Goderich -- JA 4-7941
James Richardson 8, sons
ltd:
"Serving the, Feed Dealers of Western Ontario"
PRONE JA. 4-8388, GODERICH
NOW
SP1
OUR NEW DINING ROOM
will be opendaily from :1'
5 to 8 RAI. m. --
Reservations accepted by telephoi)e-40r
Wedding. Receptions -- Banquets, etc.
MEADOW BROOK
RESTAURANT -
TELEPHONE JA 4.7791
Bayfield Road --- Goderich -- 1 mile South of
.wsira
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WORSHIP SERVICE -
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. R. PETERSEN
VISITORS WELCOME
Church of the New Jerusalem
(Prophesied, REV. 3 V. 12 and Ch. 21)
"JERUSALEM which is above all is free, which is the
MOTHER of us all." Gal. 4 V. 26.
HEAVEN and HELL; reveals the, joyful life that is
lived by all good people; but the sad, and miserable lot
-
of the evil in HELL.
FOUR DOCtRINES; contains the doctrine of the Lord;
the doctrine of the NEW JERUSALEM, FAITH and LIFE:
ARCANA CE'tjESYiA; reveals the heavenly lanpue tfiat
is in -the Spiritual Sense of the BIBLE.
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We Are
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OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday,
'MAY 8th---9th-�4Ath
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OPEN
IN OUR NEW STORE
Thursday, May 11th
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