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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-09-21, Page 5CRITICAL TIMES SEEN FOR 20TH CENTURY "Those who^ look to the Bible in the hope of finding encourag- ing facts about the future should not be surprised to find critical times included in its forecast for the 20th century," an at- tentive audience of 758 was told Watch Tower Bible and . Tract Society. Mr. Jones,'a visiting minister, spoke on the subject, 'The 20th Century in Bible Prophecy." Continuing, Mr. Jones said, "Wars, food shortages, earth- quakes, increase �n crime and a collapse in mbrals are all prophesied for this 'generation. Bert it also speaks of a group of people reaching alzaut=-tk* . Y14Q. Q war of God against all wicked- ness, fellowed•-lly =a paradise~ earth without death—all to be realized in the 20th century." The assembly's Saturday even- ing program instructed 497 dele- gates with the theme "Reaching Out for a More Complete Min- istry." Ten new ministers were ordained Saturday afternoon. last . Sunday • afteratorrii 7-:'-- Wingham District tr ct High School. c o 1 S o ,--auditorium by T. R. Jones, trav- elling representative of the I.O.D.E. FASHION SHOW Draw Numbers 249 and. 268 If you hold either of these numbers please contact MRS. K. S. HOPKINSON JA 4-9416 and claim your prize., • •0 • 0 • • •O • • • 140 THE SQUARE• — GODERICH Mrs. Burt Roach visited last week with her sister, Mrs. Jen- nie McGratten, who is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Miss Joan Cowley, London, was a week -end visitor with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Scanlan prior to beginning a course in public health at the University of West- ern Ontario, 111••••••••••••••N4141 MUST ARRIVED For Fall Planting DUTCH BULBS In Great Variety DIAL JA -4=8132 ,DAY or NIGHT 1 Agent for 24 -hr. .FILM DEVELOPING W. J. DENOMME FLOWER SHOP • 1 • • • • • t+ • 3ai••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Cie + 'Dungannon DUNGANNQN, Sept. 19,—Mr and Mrs. Victor Errington' were visited on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. John Durnin, of Auburn and Mr. Roy Blaek, of Lucknow Mr. and •Mrs. Ken Petrie and ;Kathleen, of,. *Wit, ,on Sunday with Mr. atid'°Mrs. Willi " m.• tree and William- Mr. and d a `1V rt-?-iJntik l tf 11.1". r : Rev. and Mrs. D. Daniels, of Ingersoll, visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webster. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. William Bradley and family, of -Gode- rich, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thomas and Lynda,, of Toronto, for .the.' -1' ek-end.' The local L.O.L. No. 324 will hold the Orange service Sunday, September 24th, at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's Anglican Church. Rev. Wilfred Wright will deliver the address. Visiting lodges and all others are invited tottend. Mr. Mel. Thompson, Detroit, who was guest soloist at the Dungannon United' Church . for anniversary services on Sun¢ay, was a guest with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sievert. We are sorry to learn that Mr. William Cranston, sixth con- cession oncession of West Wawanosh Township, was admitted to Wingham hospital for diagnosis. Mrs. J. Olver and sister, Miss E. McMillan, had cousins visit h'em last week. I. They were Mrs.. Charles McCullough, Cam - cook, N.B., and Mrs. Warren McKtrare lifig _Dam, N.B. They' also visited other rela- ives in Goderich. The ladies ravelled via plane from .Fred- ricton, N.B., to Montreal, Que- ec, Toronto and London, where . [Goderich friends % met them. They* are returning home thin week. - > Visitors expected this week to the home of Mrs. W. 11. Stafford drl►re her sister, Mira: ani' , t n .ter X-� ley, "of Long Beach, California, ad Mrs.r �aq. w� Tow>date . Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McWhin- ney and family spent the week- end with Mrs. Alex Johnston and family, at St. Charles, on the west arm of Lake Nippis- sing, 40 miles ..from Sudbury. • Mrs. Frank .Glenn, a patient t Wingham.--hospitalf is hepin: to return home soon- having been hospitalized there for six weeks for treatment of varicose - veins. Mr. and Mrs,. Donald Glenn and family, Toronto, who were on 'a two-week vacation at the parental home of F. Glenn, re- turned home at the week -end. Dungannon United Church Sunday school will meet next Sunday, September 24, at 10.45 a.m. to -join with the-ccorigrega- tion for the Rally Day service. Mr. Brian Howlett, principal of Lucknow High Scliobl, will be present to give the address. Miss Isabelle Fox, Blyth, visit- ed her aunt, Mrs. A. Tebbutt, at the home of Mrs. I. Henry on Monday. Harvest Home Service. — St. Paul's Anglican Church held . a Harvest Ilor e_ser i e on un - day, September 17th at 2.15 p.m. with, Rev. Wilfred Wright, , the rector, conducting the, service. The church wasdecorated with fruits, vegetables and flowers t t e b SUR BUSINES.S IS aP�- i P -R -I GODERICH DIVISION No. 370 ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE will sponsor e HOME NURSING COURSE To be held. at the GODERICH HOSPITAL (Basement) REGISTRATION AND COMMENCEMENT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5th, 1961 at 8 p -m: F E E $3.00 37-9 N -T -1 -N -G PROMPT SERVICE ON ORiDER TELEPHONE 4)&4-83'31 WHY WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE ALMOST RUN OUT DON'T BE CAUGHT SHOR1. ORDER NOW. Our automCrtic job printing presses and wide selection of the= most modern type guarantee you a pleasing job. And our prices are reasonable. ..1' 1 - WE PRINT EVERYTHING — except . MONEY and POSTAGE STAMPS IF YOU NEED LETTERHEADS STATEMENTS OFFICE FORMS . SHIPPING TAGS *WINDOW CARDS BUSINESS 'CARDS Call. in today at THE; • ENVELOPES BILL HEADS INVOICES SALE BILLS TICKETS CHEQUES FOLDERS BOOKLETS BLOTTERS PAMPHLETS ry WEDDING STATIONERY f TAR Quality Printing and Prompt Service representing the bountiful har- vest. The Right Reverend H. isBay, A rd, Bishop of Georg- ian !ossified n Bay, was guest speaker, basing his remarks on Luke • 17:10, "The Ten Letters." Holy A. Births Communion was observed. United Church Anniversary.-- Th observed anniversary services petal, Goderich, on September e Dungannon United Church •DEVRIES.—At Alexandra jlos- unday morning and evening 16, 1961, to .Mr. , and , yrs. '4 .eft.. nb ..Od,r:�t~.u� . itotti ser . ,_ _ . Peter - i3evrie 31Z • Willow vices, A public address systemic- - ,Grove Crescent, Woodstocl£, a are*'*!e4kre�, tA.r!#ur►,,"' daughter; �lteesta,)Vlariet. � , , was• used to, reach1��x:he overflow crowd in the basement. The FISHER. --At Alexandra Hospit- church was decorated with al, Goderich, on September 18, autumn flowers, and placed at .. 1961, to .Mr. and Mrs. Gerald the altar were memorial flowers Fisher, Gc,erich, a daughter. from Mrs. Ettabelle Bradley in JEWITT.—At Alexandra Hospit- al, Goderich, on September 17, the late Mr and _Mrs, Herbert 1961 .to 1M Alton;_ -r, _ r- and.D'Irsr Aentnis Rev. George D Watt,, pastor Jewitt, Seaforth, a daughter, of St. Paul's United hurch, Kathleen Elizabeth. Oakville, for the past four years pOLLQCK.-,--At Alexandra Hos- and formerly of Dungannon, pital, Goderich, on September was greeted by his,many friends 19,1961, to Mr. and Mrs. with whom he had associated i Elin Pollock, R.R. 1, Port Albert, a daughter, POPP.—At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on September 17, 1961, to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Popp, Goderich, a son, Ken- neth • Brian. during his ministry here. The "Certainty of God" was .the title of his morning address taken from Isaiah 40:12-31, and Matt. 7:15-29. In the evening, "Dare We Listen" was the message from Isaiah 6:1-8 and Philippians 2: 1-18. Rev. Mr. Watt in his usual witty style„ recalled both happy occasions and the harder times experienced during his stay in this pastorate. Mr. Mel' Thomp- son, tenor soloist of Christ Church, Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, sang "Prayer P_erfect,°'�. Hearts' --and "0 Divine Redeem er." In the evening, the Har- bograires, of Goderich, led by Mr. George Buchanan and ac- companied by Mr. Ed, Stiles at the organ, led in the worship of praise and sang "Laudamus" and "Sanctus." Mr. Thompson sang "Holy City" at this service. The Harbouraires were very BOND'S 36th Anniversary Tail - pleased to have Mr. Thompson ored-to-'Measure Sale. Buy a again in their midst, having met Bond suit, priced from' $55 to C. Briefs Order Shell furnace, oil arid .stove oil from Edward Fuels tank truck dealer for all Shell Oil Co. products Phone JA :.4.8386.sx• - -39tf Fol Esso - Imperial Products call BEN CHISHOLM, 20 Albert St„ Goderich. Phone Office JA 4-7502; Residence JA 4-7835. -8tf McLean Bros. are offering ex- tra trousers. for 36 cents during with him on musical occasions before.. Rev. Mr. Watt, after six years in the ministry, went to Oakville four years agoand began the building of a church and con- gregation. Five years ago there was only an apple orchard on the spot. Meeting Mrs. Watt and children, Wendy, •Donnie, Virginia, Valerie and Heather, was a pleasure. They were en- tertained at the homes of Robt. Irvin and Cecil Blake. In the afternoon, Rev. Mr. Watt visited patients at Goderich hospital and many other former neigh- bors and friends. In the even- ing, the anniversary committee served a social _cup of tea to end a grand day. NEWS ITEMS! The Signal -Star welcomes news steins concerning pre- sent or former Goderich dis- trict ., residents. Often our readers receive news clippings from a distance concerning achievements or doings of former residents. Please do not hesitate to phone or -bring items. these news They are always welcome. . %ENJOY' TER 7 3 DUTC BULBS From HOLLAND GOVERNMENT INSPECTED G. RYAN & SON 32 Newgate St., JA 4-8662 $69 and secure an extra pair of trousers for 36 cents. -35-36-37 D. - In Memoriam KERR.—In loving memory of our dear brother, William Kerr, who passed away Sep- tember 25, '1952. We mourn the loss of one so dear, Our hearts are sad today; To think of one.we loved so well And quickly called away, —Ever remembered and sadly missed by sisters,. Mrs. Nellie McWhinney, Mrs. Elizabeth Christilaw and nephew, Leonard Christilaw. '37x LARDER.—In loving memory of a dear sister and aunt, Shirley, Marie Larder, who passed away eight years ago, Septem- ber 23, 1953. The dearest one this world could hold With her cheery smile and heart i ' of gold. To those who knew her. all will know How much we lost eight years ago. —Ever remembered by 'her sister Jean, brother-in-law Clem, niece Vera, and nephews, Bill and Bob. . 37x LARDER, --=-In loving memory of a darling daughter, Shirley Marie, 'who passed away Sep- tember 23, 1953. Eight years have passed and gone, Since one we loved so well, Was taken from her home ' on earth, With Jesus Christ to dwell. A:1`ways remembered by Mom and Dad. 37x MORLEY..� In loving memory of our dear father and grand- father, W. J. Morley, who ; Passed away ttt'o years ago. Like falling leaves the years slip, by, Love and remembrance never I die. --Always remembered by the family. 37x There's nothingquite like the wonderful world of Esso warmth. It's' a carefree' world• of safe, dependable heat, available to you whatever type of heater—space heater;, floor furnace or automatic furnace - —you useAsk your Imperial Esso Agent about it today. THERESA WONDERFUL WORLD OF WARMTH WAITING FOR YOU, TOO ,r Yrs Esso OIL HEAT 8. CHISHOLM 20 Albert St. N., Goderich ,JA 4-7502, ALWA1V9 LOOK TO IMP•NIAL rOf THE BE•T • 1E. Cards of Thanks CLARK.—I wish to thank all my friends and relatives for the .,dow,ur,,,anit,fAred4. sent .to -n e white T [was wa patiei1 in' A ex'• �Aon dra . Ho stPg•i til. Special th a ks - on with the farm' work. Bill Clark. 37x HORTON.—I would like to ex- press sincere thanks to all my relatives and friends for visits, flowers, cards and , is I -_ receIvet _.w81Te - in `h 'spi aT. Special thanks to Dr. J. R. Leitch, the nurses and staff. Mrs. Maud Horton. 37x McNEIL.-,The relatives of the late Mr. Charles McNeil wish to thank all those who ex- pressed sympathy ino many ways during-- their bereave- ment. They would especially thank the nurses and staff of Alexandra Hospital for their thoughtfulness toward Mr. Mc- Neil during his long illness. -- -37 PETTMAN.. Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Pettman would like to ex- preSs their sincere thanks for the many good wishes extend- ed to them making their gold- en wedding anniversary a trtemorable. occasion.. -37 SCHMIDT,--I wish to thank all who expressed concern for me through words, cards, - flowers and gifts; to Dr. G. F. Mills and nurses of the hos- pital for their care. These acts of kindness are deeply appreciated. • Thomas N. Schmidt. 37x THE MEMBERS of the Canadian Legion Auxiliary wish to thank the public for support- ing their tag day and also the! taggers who took part. -37 WE WOULD like to thank our] patrons for their- patience with us during Verna's recent' illness. Verna's Beauty Salon. 37x� F. Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Anthony. Hoff- man; Zurich, wish to announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Helen Marie, to Mr. James Allan Lait, Goderich, son of Mr. W. A. Lait and the • late Mrs. Lait, of Medicine Hat, Alberta. The wedding will take place on Saturday, October 7, at St. Boni- face Church, Zurich, Ont. • G. Coming Events .. I Bake Sare, sponsored by St. [George's Churchwomen's Guild,1 will be held in Denomme's Flow- er Shop, on Friday, September 22nd, at 1.30 o'clock. ,-36-37 Reserve Saturday, October 14th for mammoth bake sale in Knox Church Hall under spon- sorship of the Arthur Circle. -37 Rummage sale, sponsored by St. David's Group, St. George's Church, in parish hall, Saturd7-3�ay , September 30, at 1.30 p.m. • -3 Meet your neighbors at St. Peter's and St. Mary's P.T.A. Bingo, tonight, Thursday,• Sep- tember 21, in the Legion Hall at 8 p.m. Admission $1.00 Large list of valuable prizes. -37 The Evening Guild of St. George's Anglican ('March' will held a rummage sale in the parish hall, Saturday, September 23, at 1 p.m. -37 Plan now to attend the turkey dinners on Wednesday, October 25th, ` and Wednesday, Novem- ber lst, at Victoria Street Unit- ed Church, 6.30 p.m., sponsored by the Organ Fund Committee., Tickets --adults $1.50, children 12 and under $1.00. -37 Metter begin planning your Costume for the Hallowe'en Masquerade Dance to he held at Harbourlite Inn, October 27th under ,auspices of Goderich Graduate Nurses' Association. -37 Gathering of the }lobbying Clan. Hobby tea, sponsored by the Margaret Seager Club, St. George's parish hall, 3 to 5 and' 7.30 to 9.30 p.m., Wednesday, October 18. Photographic ex- hibit furnished by the Art In- stitute of Ontario. Tea room and bake table. Demonstra- tions of arts and crafts—pro- ducts for sale. Tickets 50 cents. -37.39 Keep in mind St. George'si Evening Guild annual' turkey,` dinner, Wednesday, October 25, at 5 and 6.30 p.m. Adults $1.50, children 75c. For tickets, call) Mrs. Carlyle Bannister, ,113 Quebec St., phone 8210. -37 Reserve October 18 for the turkey supper sponsored by Benpjilier W.A. Details later. -37 North Street Evening Auxil- iary's September meeting will hp held on Tuesday, September 26, at 6.15 p.m. sharp, in the church basement in the form 6f a pot luck supper. Mrs. Burns Ross' group will be in charge. The opening meeting of the Goderich Home and School As- soelMion will be held in the auditorium of Victoria School on Tuesday, Sete fiber, 28th at 8 p.m. Miss Hume, Mr. Shackle- ton and Mr: Smith . will acquaint you with what schools have to offer and what they' in turn ex,- Peet x•Peet of pupils and parents. Police Chief Minahall Will giver 6 short talk on "Safety." Re- freshments will Ue served. '.37 The Goderich Signal.Stak', Thursday, Septendier 2lstt, IP61 Training School For. S.S. Teachers lktore than 75 Sunday school •te*heiraandJ dt ,, . ' ches•» hraughoitt the Pres �w b e i �' aiti an�tt " ro i'he of :M eic""-dertomiliations in Goderich, attended the Church School Teacher Training School held last Sunday inKnox Church. The program ' was in charge of Rev. F. H, Cromey, Kincardine, a member of t'he Christian Education Committee e--Presbytery-end- Miss Ar- bara Woodruff. The opening worship session was in charge of 'Rev. G. L. Royal. The aims and goal o ., Christian Education Was the sub- ject of a short address by Rev. Mr. Cron iy. • Mr. William Moupsey, secre- tary of the Audio Visual Coinr mittee of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, spoke to the teachers onthe use of .film strips and sound films. Discus- sion groups were formed with the following leaders in charge: The Nursery, Group, Mrs. L. Gra, ham; Kindergarten, Miss E. Hume; Primary, Miss Helen Videan; Junior, Mrs. W. McKee; Intermediate, Mr. J. Stringer. During the supper hour, Mr. William Geggie spoke on the value of books. Rev. Ross Mc- Donald; o Hensall'and Bayfield, thanked the ladies of the con- gregation for the dinner. Fol- lowing the dinner a 'short votional .period was conducted in the chapel' by ..Rev. Royal, . 162Hospital.i 4a The Women's Hospital 'Aurc;, iliary met Monday afternoon, in the board room at the hospital with Mrs, A, Nicol presiding, Communications wereread concerning changes in the con.* stitution and pate resolutions to be- on n 6-1)1611.011 meeting in Toronto in October, at which the auxiliary will be represented. e • The program was received o the Regional meeting to be held at the Ontario Hospital in Wood.' stock later this month Encouraging financial, reports were presented by the treasurer: the pennysale committee and the gift sop. • The hospital calendars for 1962 were distributed to the nfembers and will be now ori sale. After the adjournment of the meeting, the members enjoy a •cup of tea, while discussing plans for the coming year... Mr. and Mrs, D. E. Mason and son Paul have returned to their home in Omaha, Neb., after visiting with their parents, Mrs. W. G. MacEwan and Mrs. "E. Mason. UNDA-Y SERVICES 1l ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH REV. Mr. J. F. 'September 24th, ,17th Sunday after Trinity 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion. 10 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class. 11 a.m. Morning Prayer (Junior Congregation 7 p.m.' Evensong. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A,, Stephens, M.A., B. Ed., Organist and Sermon. , and Nursery:) D.D., Rector. - and Choirn5aster- THE UNITE!) CHURCH OF CANADA North Street United Church 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 GEORGEESPERT, 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. SUNDAY SCHOOL. - 10.10 a.m, MINISTER'S BIBLE CLASS. 11 a,m, MORNING" VORSHIP. ,Rev. S. M, Scott, D.D., Kincardine, Junior Congregation Promotions. (Nursery and Junior Congregation). Victoria Street- UnitedChurch 10 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class. 11 'a.m. MORNING WORSHIP. "Report of Delegates to the School for Women."' Uhion—Worships at Benmiller this Sunday. Benmiller— ANNIVERSARY SERVICES "What is Righi with the Church," REV. •£CIL A. DUKELOW, Minister. • MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist. ' GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH 10 a.m. Ch0rch School. All Ages. 11 a.m. "OUR PRINCIPAL PURPOSE.", 7 p.m. EVENING SERVICE. !Castor, E. VonKeitz, Organist; Wm. Bettger. FREE METHODIST' CHURCH Corner Victoria and Park Sii4ets' REV. E. A. COOPER, Pastor. • Phone JA 4-9306 SUNDAY SERVICES - 9.50 a.m. FAMILY SUNDAY SCHOOL. '11 a,m, MORNING WORSHIP. 7 p.m. EVENING GOSPEL HOUR. Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Prayer Meeting. Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle 10 a.m. - Sunday School. Promotion Day. 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. ROBERT CLARK, Pastor. THE SALVATION A' SUNDAY, SEPiTMBBR 24 • 9.43 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. T1 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE. 7 p.m. RVANGBLIS`rIC 'sums. ... Vls 'Bions WELCOME :� l