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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-12-21, Page 5e x.. GINGERALE IGA TOMATO JUICE STOK ELY'S FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL HENLEY CHILI:A:KS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Raisin SrTairPak Plus 'Walt Disney' LUNCH PAIL inommammimmalw QTS. (PLUS DEP ) 4 5 C 25c 49c STOKELY'S MIX 'EM OR MATCH 'EM Fancy Honey Pod PEAS Green Giant Corn NIBLETS 48-0Z. TIN 2 20-0Z. TINS , TINS 53c OLD WHITE OLD.COLOURED PIMIENTO MANZANILLA Mclareds Olives 16 -oz. jars 3 r 65 Bicki.$ Sind Gherkins 32 -oz. jar 59c .. FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS TABLE R TENDER OVEN-READY 4. Pickles'sweet MiZed 32 -oz. jar 49c HOLIDAY ASSORTED VARIETY PACK 1GA Biscuits 1-113. pkgs. a for $11.00 IGA Christmai' Cake soll lir /OLD. UP LB. 11111C 1,4X-M.-WiZe4g-MAKII-AMeZW'Zik CRY -0 -VAC BONELESS DINNER CALIFORNIA FANCY RANGES Do, 49c k: HAMS lb. ilt1NMECEANRINES 2 Do. 69c CELERY SIAM 19; NO. 1 CALIFORNIA TABLERITE FOR STUFFING SAUSAGE 'M E AT TABLERITE RINDLESS SIDE BACON Fr?zen Foods.> .2 Pkgs. P451:11' PEAS se6INFIN kERNELS 111 YOUR CHOICE 100 EXTRA GOLD BOND ,STAMPS with the purchase of Otte Toni Home Permanent OFFER ExPlizEs DEC. 23 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS with the purchase of One pair Quality Royal Nylons OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 23 waitasievegasiceivelvsimanomaitussieicene 25 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS with the purchase of One 24 -oz. jar IGA Strawberry Jam OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 23 '25 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS with the purchase of 14b. or more Beef Steakettes OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 23 TotamisroisapokaisititeasisaaaiSooassaiseasoins 39c 69c GOOD. ASSORTMENT ,OF CHRISTMAS NUTS and CANDIES Aaiviamenearaiatameousist rersiDlimaigzikiriem-zrameliamsaialoratalas Kuzma 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS with the purchase of One 10 -oz. iar IGA Instant Coffee OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 23 25 EXTRA - GOLD BOND STAMPS with the purchase of Two 15 -oz. tins Ocean Spyay Cranberry Sauce OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 23 25 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS with the pirchase One 20 -ft roll Kaiser Foilwrap OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 23 25 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS with the purchase of One 3f4b. S.P. Regal Brand Cottage Roth OFRER EXPIRES DEC. '23 25 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPi with the purchase of Two 24 -oz. btls. Welch's Grape Juice 'OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 23 minhvizrarDrar 25 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS with the purchase.„of 0-rie 16 -oz. tin Tree Sliced OFFER EXPIRES, DEC. 23 Vetelete 25. EXTRA pGOLD BOND STAMPS with the purchase of One Carton (Canadian Brand) - Cigarettes OFFER EXPIRtS DEC. 23 25 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS with the purchase of One package Tablirite Braunsweiger, Bacon and Liver or Chicken Roil Chubs OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 23 ,58th ANNIVERSARY ohristmas DO will Mean a dOtible celebration ' for Mr. and George James, Pal. merston streeb On that day, they will also observe their 68th wedding . anniversarY with their immediate faMilY. They were married on De. cember 23, 1903, at Nile hy the late Bev. Mark Wilson. SUNDAY SERVICES 41 ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH . CHRISTMAS SERVICES eunday, "December 24th . 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion. 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon. 4.1* it . 11.15 p.m. Christmas Eve. ..c.„4.).1. Holy Communion (Choral) . Monday, December 25, Christmas Day. 9.30 a.m. Holy Communion. % SAINTS' DAYS 6 December 21st - St. Thomas. December 26th,- St. Stephen. Holy Communion in Chapel at 10 a.m.' REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector. , THE UNITED- CHURCH OF CANADA d' The. Fourth Sunday in Advent i)g - 11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP • Nursery and Junior Congregation. MR. H. W. JEROME, A.C.C.O., Organist and Choir Director , Knox Presbyterian Church ,...-_-.,, i , , ".- . , ., e THE REV. S. LOUHART ROYAL, B.A., Miniiter. 10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. 10.10 ctn. MINISTER'S BIBLE CLASS. 11 a.rn. MORNING WORSHIP . The Purpose of the Advent. . (3) "UNTIL CHRIST BE FORMED IN YOU." (Nursery and Junior Congregation). 11.30 p.m. CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE. THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Victoria Street. United Church 10 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Classes. ' 11 a.m. Morning Worship "TRUTH THE OLD TALES TELL." 1.30 p.m. Benmitier-Church and Sunday School. 3 p.m. Union Church after Sunday School ' ' Special Music -Choir and"Instrumental Quartette REV. CECIL A. DUKELOW, Minister. ), MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist. GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH 10 a.m. Church School. All Ags. ll'a.m. "THE HUMAN SIDE OF ADVENT." Corner Victoria arid Park Streets , REV. E. A. COOPER, Pastor Phone JA 4-9304 9.50 a.m, FAMILY SUNDAY SCHQOL. 11 a.rn. "IN THE FULNESS OF TIME GOD SENT FORTH HIS SON - THAT WE MIGHT BECOME SONS." 7 p.m. Candle -Light Service, with beautiful Christmas Film,strip as the featured Message. '' Specal • Christmas Music In All Ser.yices. Wed., 8. p.m. Prayer and Bibie Study. 10 . Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle Corner of Elgin and Waterloo Sts. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS.SERVICES - GUEST SPEAKER REV. JACK WEST Formerly of Goderich, Now of Springfield, Missouri. a.m. • Sunday School. Thursday to' Saturday, 43 p.m. - Rev. Gerry Morgan REV. ROBERT CLARK, Pastor. THE SALVATION ARMY 10 a.m. Sunday School. 31 a.m. Remember Christ on Christmas Day. Visitors Welcome. The New Jerusalem Church (Prophesied in REV. 3; 12 and Ch. 21) 'For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Child is given, -- and Ills name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The ' Mighty'.pod, The Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace." "Trio Lord from eternity, or Jehovah, came into the world to subjugate the hells and glorify His Human, - to set up a church, which should acknowledge Him as Redeemer and Saviour, and be saved through love to Him and faith in Him". ' Doctrine of The Lord, by "MY RELIGION"- by HELEN KELLER, "HEAVEN and HELL", aid other books loaned: apply to Leonard Colo, 23 PIcton t. Phone 7700: DUNGANNON DUNGANNON, Dee. -,19. Mrs. W. H. Stafford left at the end of the week to spend the Christmas season with relatives in Toronto and suburbs. Mrs. Abner Morris enjoyed. a family gatherinrat her home this past week -end With Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Freeman, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Christilaw, and .Mrs. Elizabeth Christilaw, Nile; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morris and Brad Yanstone, Benmiller, and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mugford, London. Mr. and Mrs. John Fennell, Ronald- and David, of Bradford, spent the week -end with Mrs. L. Stingel and Angus. Mrs. Florence Krogan, Lore- btirn,• Saskatchewan, and Mr. George Beaten, Saskatoon, Sask- atchewan, called on the latter's Monday. Word has been received that Mr. and Mrs. T. C Anderson visited in Seattle with the T. Inksiers and the H. J. Davidsons and other friends in the. vicin- ity, leaving' for California on November 28. Mr. Percy Horn,. --Clinton, re- newed acquaintances herd on Monday. . Bride Entertained Miss Lynda Blake was hostess at her home last Thursday even- ing, entertaining for Mrs. Rob- ert Andrew (nee Carol Pent- land), a recent bride. A mis- cellaneous shower was amus- ingly arranged with 'an alarm clock set as a clue for hidden gifts. A scrapbook was com- piled as a memento from her girl friends. At the clese of -the evening the hostess served a dainty lunch. Woman's Missionary gociety ' The Erskine Woman's Mis- sionary Society held the Christ- mas meeting in the church on Friday last. Mrs. Robert Mc- Allister opened with the Christ- mas service of worship. Nine answered the roll call with a verse of Scripture on .c lir*. 'bias. Plans were made ' for ' a Christmas gathering. The meeting closed with a carol ahd the benediction. After- wards the ladies looked at the display of gifts for the kitchen. Miss Sarah Ellen DUrnin Dungannon's eldest citizen, Miss Sarah Ellen Durnin, pass- ed away suddenly on Saturday night at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, • Goderich. She lad been a patient there having suffered an attack of pneumonia. Although very weak, she had seemingly made a 'splendid recovery. Just a cou ple of hours before her passing, she had read sonie of her Christmas mail with her niere, Miss Flora Durnin, and spoke of the senders. For the past 30 years she had made her home with her brother, Robert J. Durnin, and on October 14th, observed her 99th birthday. -She had previously lived in Wawa - nosh for about 45 years. and in the West and in the States for a few years. Her parents, the late Charles Durnin and Re- becca Smyth Durnin, lived on the sixth concession of West Wawanosh. There were 11' children, four daughters and seven sons, from this marriage with Robert J. being the last surviving member. The daugh- ters were Mrs. George (Mary Jane) Agaar, Mrs. James (Eliza) Agaar, Rebecca and Sarah ] Ellen: the sons, Dr.- Brown,' Dr. Charles, Dr. George, John, Will. Ernest and Robert. Miss Durnin, a tall stately woman of sterling character, was a sple,n- did example to all and lived a very useful life. She was a member of St. Paul's Anglican Church. The rector, Rev. Wil- fred Wright, conductM the funeral service at the Stiles funeral home, Goderich, on Monday afternoon at two us• Ca" Increase 'The Cutting Power 'Your Cb9111 up to 2 tecloek. The pallbearers weft Victor Elack,- John Durnin, Erown myth, Murray Wilson, Peter isset and ileyt Crawford. Candielighting Service bandlelighting service Sunday morning at the United Church. Mrs. Herb Finnigan was the leader and tfie girls taking part were Betty Irvin, Patricia Eedy, Valerie Hodges, Lynda Hodges, Doreen Culbert and Faye Pear- son. Mrs. Robert Irvin, assist- ant leader, accompanied the girls in the procession. Mr. Colin Fingland, lay preacher, ASHFIELD West, who has been -a patient in Wingham hospital, with a fractured leg, is home. Mr. Emile MacLennan lost a large barn by fire last Wed- nesday. W.M.S. Meets Mrs. D. A. MacLean was in charge of the program for the December meeting of the WMS which -was held on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Emile MacLennan. Mrs. 'Colin Mac- Gregor gave the devotional and the rest of the committee were Mrs. Henry MacKenzie, .Mrs. W. Wylds, Mrs. S. MacLennan and Mrs. Bob Farrish. The various secretaries gave reports for the Tear. KINGSBR1DGE KINGSBRIDGE, Dec. 18. - The community extends sym- pathy t Mrs. Blaise Martin on (th the "de of her mother, Mrs. King, 'n St. Marys hospital re - Miss Paltricia Drennan, of Kincardine, spent the week -end Mr. Joseph' qKeefe ,returned home Sunday frora Gbderich hospital. Joe has had more than hiS share of sickness, a fractured arm a few months ago and now is just recovering from pneumonia. Mrs. Dennis Dalton is ‘;isiting in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. -Mark Dalton and family visited ift Clarkson recently. Mrs. Ed. Gilmore returned from Hamilton over the week- end where she had been visit- ing her daughter, Mrs.' Pierson. Mr. Perry Hogan and Mr. Arnold Marsman, of London, spent the week -end here. Mr. Terrence Dalton had a tonsilectomy in Goderich hos- pital Saturday morning. Terry is home from Ahe 0.A.C., r!iielph, for the 'Christmas vaca- tion. Mr: Francis Griffin. of Flint, a Not rs Nirptaltlace. -4 iith late, Mrs. Dalton, died at home this Monday) morning. The funeral will take Owe Wednesday morning at AL Joseph's Church, 1,Cingsbridgef We -extend Our SYmpathy to Mr. Dalton and Morgan. . gra, Bernadine Kenny and Miss Dolores Dalton, ef Detroit, .visited' here over the week -end. The turkey bingo sponsored by the Ushers Club' on Friday evening WaS quite successful., , We wish you all a very' pleasant holiday season! PORT ALBERT PORT AlAERT, Dec. eats, Mr." and Mrs. delirge-- ardson over the _meek -end. Mr. John Fielder is -a -Patient - Sunday School Concert St. Andrew's Chureh held' their Sunday Sehool Christreas Party on Wednesday eve with a good attendance. Es class presented a number and awards were given to tike, pupils. Bill Dundas, of Godo - rich, showed slides of a recent boat triplie, had taken. Candy was distributed to the children- ST. HELENS ST. HELENS, Dec. 19. - Jack. Aitchison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Aitchison, had the raider - tune of fracturing his right. arm in a fall at their barn on Tuesday night. He had the `' fiacture set at Winghatn hos- pital on Wednesday and was able to return home Beat wishes for a speedy recovery, Jack. Christmas Concert Held Christmas concertszAvere held fdr Fordyce sch'ool on Monday eVening in Whitechurch. On West Wawanosh, held their COD - cert at St. Helen's hall. Lafge crowds attended both Concerts. Mrs. George Kenndy teaches at Fordyce and Ross Errington at S.S. IctoescittetetetetZMOVVeTztattEtese Rather than mailing Clwistmas cards to our Goclerich friends this year, wer,have sent a donation to CARE. We.trust our friends will appreciate the added joy this act will bring to nee- dy youngsters. HAROLD and JEAN BETTGER GEORGE and PAULINE PARSONS -50x .41 JEWELLnY and GIFTS CAMPBELL'S _DRUG STORE OPEN SUNDAY, DEC. 24 MONDAY, DEC. 26 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. PHARMACIST IN CHARGE Mawg-kieS Replace -your present worn guide bar with a patented Reyrungtoit . Roller Bearing Nose Bar Friclion is reduced -cutting power increased. Chain, bar and -engine last longer, too.' Remington bars fit any make - any model. And, when you stop in -we'll be sure to show yen Remington's new "Flat Top" chain and power -link sprockets that will give YOIS saw new life. • ARGYLE REPAIR SHOP SO Britannia Road JA 44201. It is on a note of sincere appreciation that we thank you for your patronage and wish a Merry Ohristri2ats and a Happy New Year to you and your family. Frank S K LION S Fred