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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-10-08, Page 514V1414,44444.W.4141.111744.1, • • ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH HA'RVEST THANKSGIVING 8:3Q e.m.Moly Commurnon 10:00 .a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morping Prayer — Guest Preacher: Rt Rev. ERICA SABITI, Bishop aft Ruwenzori, Central Africa. - (Junior Congregation and Nursery) r- No Evenin? Service Rector: REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.D. - Mr. George Burgoin, Organist and Choirmaster. • • THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA North Street United ,Church Thanksgiving Sunday • 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 1T:00 am. Morning Worship THE LORD'S PRAYER (9) "But deliver .us from,, evil" '(Nursery. and Junior Congregation) L. H. Dotterer, Organist • Knox 'Presbyterian Church THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Ministe; William Cameron, Director of Praise SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11 — THANKSGIVING oftwialtravfx9mo,'Sunday School At 10:00 a.rn. Sacrament of Infant Baptism Divine Worship At 11:00 a.m. • "NOW THANK WE ALL OUR GOD" (Nursery and Junior Congregation) Pray for the Knox Spiritual Crusade 41..40,46.441. THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Victoria Street.Uriited.Church 11:00 a.m. Sunday Schee)! 11:00 a.rn. Mornini,Worship "All Things Are Yours". 10:00 a.m. Binmiller: Church and Sunday School REV. CECIL A. DUKELOW, MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist. )4141.41‘41.1,411.11/41044(.040101%141115IiINI1WW4T.1414•01.1.114.140KIMMILOTer'Emm.".4 ...0.4.4,44•4440.444/..44-4.4 7";2r,s4Bash66, --aara...aola5111- • FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner Victoria and Park Streets , REV. R. G. PELPREY, B.A., W.D., Pastor Dial 524-9306 9.50 a.rn. Sunday SchosA 11.00 a.m. Morning. Worship 11011311titstiediggarkt4i-i=ke-bi;i1.,,*% Wed., 8.00 p.m. — Prayer Meeting and Bit, e tudi ' - REVIVAL MEETINGS -r OCTOBER 13 to 25 , with Rev. J. Clyde Flewelfinb, Grand Lodge, Mich. ,,,L,••••••••••••••••.I.••••••••S.O.••••••••••••IS.I..O..4 BAPTIST. CHURet • of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec Montreal Street' &ear The Square •10:00 a.m. — Sunday School 1j:00 a.m. — Morning Worship 7:00 p.m, — Evening Worship Mon., 7:30 p.m. — Young People's , Wed., 8100 p.m. — Mid -Week Fellowship Hour Minister: REV. HENRY de VRIES Belie! Pentecostal Tabernacle Corner of E.Igin and Waterloo Sts. REV. ROBERT CLARK, Pastor 10:00 a.m. Sunday School Classes for all ages. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship.. 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service Tuesday 8 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer • Friday 8 p.m. Young People's Service THE. SALVATION ARMY.,. CAPTAIN and MRS. ROY WOMBOLD 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m.- Salvation Meeting EVERYONE WELCOME • • • w • • CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH BAVIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET FIRST • ANNIVERSARY •• SERVICES ilk • 10:00 a.m. Sunday School • For bus service to your door call 524-7622 11:00 a.m. Special, Music - The Isaac Sisters Special Message - Pastor 7:30 `p.m. Chalk Artist - Ross MacKay Special Music Message By The Pastor - V- • a E. Cards of Thanks' HOWELL.—To those kind. peo- ple Who remembered 'me on my • birthday and helped to make it aa,laaPPY day, my sin- cere thanks. *Mrs. M. "O. Howell. -40 IVfoLEAN.—The family of the. late Bert McLean wish to thank their relatives, friends and neighbors who were so kind during their recent ber- eavement. -40 OSBALDESTON.a — I wish to • thank my friends for their cards, treats and visits while I was in Victoria Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. J. W. Wallace. • Ron Osbaldeston. -40 RYAN, --I wish to express my sincere . thanks to relatives and friends who visited me and sent cards and flowers while I was a patient in Gode- rich hospital. Special thanks to Dr NC.-Jaelcsera-aurses and staff of firstafloor East, • Mns. Reg. Ryan. 40x F. Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Rexford Alex- ander of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., ate happy to announce the en- gagement of their eldest daugh- ter, Jacqueline Mae, to 'Grant Angus Townsend, , younger son :ok„Mr. and Mrs. Anehle ToWs end of-Goderach. Th wedding will take place at All People's United Church, Sault Ste. Marie on Saturday, October 17th.. 40x WO, Pastor: Rev.*T. L. Hobbies • OUR DOCTRINE: We believe in the verbal inspiration of the Bible4 the, trinity, the deity of Jesus Christ, the virgin birth, the blood atonement, the bodily resurrection, and the personal, visible, bodily return of Jesus Christ to the earth. A WAR)* WELCOME TO EVERYONE • G. Coming Events The Auburn Horticultural So- eiety Chrysanthemum tea will be held in the -Community Hall on October 14th, 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. • -40 Remember tlie Bargain Box— open Thursday afternoons and eVenings. at St. Peter's parish hall. -40 a. Coming Events - G. Coming Events Thanksgiving turkey shoots, Benmiller. October 1;2, starting at.1 ..p.ma, 22 to, 12 gauge shot- guns, birds approximately 15 lbs., sponsored by Court Ben - miller 86, C.O.F. -29-40 K.NOX SPIRITUAL CRUSA- ADEa—October 25th to Novem- ber lst. Join us in an Evening of praise to the Glory Of God. All denominations welcome. -38-411 Annual Variety Sale, October 16, 4 p.m., next to People's Store, home baking and . pre- serves, new articles and gifts, white elephant .sale, nearly new goods. Ahmeek Chapter, IODE. -40 The first regular meeting of the newly formed Colborne Township Home and School As- sociation will be held in Salt- fard school, 'Tuesday, October 13th at 820 p,m. .1All parents welcome. 40 -,Plarrata attenal-theraffaarava dance at the Maitland Country Club on Friday, October 30, sponsored by Goderich Gradu- ate Nurses' Association. Music by the Clintones. Dancing 9 to 1.• Costumes optional, $2.50 per couple. Proceeds for hos- pital work, -40-43 Home and School skate sale to be held in Victoria School, Friday, October 16, from 3.30 to 5 p.m., and Saturday, October L7, from -2 to .5 p.m. This will .be the only time skates will be sold this year. -40-41 St. George's Evening Guild fowl supper, October 28, 5 o'clock and 6.30. For tickets, call -7770 or 7525. Admitssion, $1.50 and 75c. -40 Christmas will be on Decem- ber 25 this year, as per usual. But what is unusual is the lovely selection of distinguished Christmas cards just arrived at The Signal -Star. You will find it is not a bit too early to make your selection now and have them here and ready be- fore the busy phristmas rush ',period 'comes along. • -40-43 REXALL ONE CENT SALE a Rieck Pharmacy, October 15ththru 24th, 10 Big Days. Twice as lunch a.for a penny more. -40 Runuarage sale, October 17, at St, George's Pariah Hall, auspices of Margot Seager Clulb, at 1:15 p.m, wcr 40-41 Paper drive, October 14th -L% sponsored by the Kinsmen Club. -40 BING� Harbourlite Inn WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14 Sponsored by • Goderich Lions. Club ' opsumpiamieuseeeplaumesaima- map' B. Deaths la0/3-AaRTSa=ali'maathaaaira-ti , years, , October 4, 1964,. at Chaldren's Hespital, Detroit Beloved son of ,Mr. and Mrs. George Laing Robarts, 2184 Chilver Rd., Windsor. Lov- ing grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fleming, and Mr. and Mrs. Pau'l Robarts, Wind- sor. Dear brother of David and Jane. Rested at the Anderson funeral .home, 895 Ouellette Ave., Windsor until Wednesday a.m., When trans- fer was made to All Saints' Anglican Church, to rest in state until 1:30 p.m., time of service. Canon J. D. Lett - bridge .and Rcv. W. J. Mackin officiated. Interment St. John's Churchyard, Memorial tributes to the Child Research Centre, 660 Frederick St., De- troit, gratefully aceepted. -40 Because of erosion of rack, Niagara. Falls is estimated to have receded seven miles up- river over the past 25,000 years. ASSESSMENT.. (Continuedfrom page 1) elude the following: total Public school ,supporters, VI,144,760; and total Separate school sup' - porters,* $474,850. Seven -Year Growth ...The figures released by the assessor's office over the period of the past seven years belies any suggestion that Goderich is seriously threatened with a downward economic trend. While economic growth' here during the paat seven years, could hardly be called' bullish, taxable assessment totals dur- ing the period 1957-1063 clearly indicate an upward trend. Tax- able assessment figures for the seven-year period '57-'63 are: 1957, $5,529,862; 1958, $5,898,- 204; 1959, $6,198,466; 1960, $6,515,675; 1951,, $6,688,450; 1962, $7,024,400, and 1963, $7,221,600., The .1962' G7oderich taxable 'assessment tota'l showed a 20 per cent jump over that of 1961. During the period 1957-Q3, the taxable assessment total for the town showed a 20 per cent increase. The taxable assessment total of $7,627,025, on which 1965 taxes 'are. to be based, includes the I3ublic Utilities Commission assessment. The figures above for years included in:the per- iod 1957-1963 does not include the PUC assessment .6,W for these years. , • Funeral Service Of H. Dougherty The death of Harold Dough- erty, 42, well-known Ashfield Township farmer, has been at- tributed to "monoxide poison- ing" by the county cbroner's office. The coroner, Dr, Norman Ronald K. Alexander, 26, for- merly manager 'of the Maher Shoe Store in Wallacebtut, has -teen transferree to' the Maher store in Goderich as its man- ager. 414-S---appointm ant -hope RNI • ' 004111004r`..!:3';;`c The Goflerldi Signa4-,Star,..'1144A8fiaYf Pao, 8t 91 effective September, 24. A native' of Windsor, Mr. Alexander was educated in Kent county schools. a He 'joined the Maher chain July of 1963 at Chatham. Maher Manager 'Alexander and his wife, the former aianey Wardle of Blenheim, are the parents of three children, Mark, 4, Tanunie, 3, ana Ronnie Lee, 1. He is a member of St. Geo- rge's Aliglican Church and the Independent Order of Foresters. He and wife Nancy reside at 159 Brock street. Advt. 3 -PIECE L CANOPY BED GROUP $279. 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The County coroner's office said the man had been dead "six or seven hours" before searchers discovered the body. Born in Ashfield. Township, he • was a on of the former Hazel Johnston and ,che late. .Edgar Dougherty. He sailed the Great Lakes . for 14 -.years and since ;tilt tune *farmed in Aghfield. Surviving are his wife., the form- er, Helen Young; a daughter, Alide, at home; two sons, Paul nalaBragaraagiaantataalaipt Mrs. E. Dougherty; a brother, Bert r of Ashfield; two sisters, Mrs. Ehne.r Black *of. Ashfield and Mrs. William Beacom of, Goderich. Funeral servicewas at the Lodge funeral. home Wednes- day afternoon. conducted by iftaaa.°°. were Donald '2.a.acKenzie, Ken- neth and Bruce Sowerhy, Gor- don Dougherty, Charles Johnal eon, Granit Farrish. 'Flower. bearers were L:N rnoId Stothers,,f Harold ElliotL Ifary Elwyn Feagan Jahn Brod ie, John Pentland, Interment was ; in alaitland ceinatary, 3, • •44 THE .SQUARE :- ,+ ...2 "-IF FORAYICTI3RE. 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STEPSIDE PICKUP .'• ''''?'-*" I , --,' „, , .• , , • A ', ' 0 I livi4., ' t , ,,,,IiiArtii L‘g-A: / .xzfaA 9 Ft: STEPSIDE PICKUP ° A' GOOD '„ 614 FEET — With a body capacity • of nerly 40 cubic feet and a max- imum payload rating of 1,550 lbs., this is a very handy and econom- ical performer. Wheelbase of 115 inches assures easy manoeuvra- bility. 8 FEET — The 8 ff. Stepside body has a' capaciy of nearly 50 cubic feet, and is 'offered on' two chassis with 127 inch wheelbase,Maximdm GVW ratings are 5,000 lbs. (Mod- el C1504) or 7,500 lbs. (Model • C2504), and maximum payload cap- acity is 3,550 lbs. for Model C2504. 9 FEET — —With a capacity of 55 cubic" feet and extra -heavy chassis design, Model. C3604 is tops for hauling extra -long loads or for maximum -payload pickup work. 'Wheelbase is 133 inches, Maximum 'GVW rating is 7,800 pounds. SELECTION, OF USED ('ARS ONLY THREE 1964 DEMONSTRATORS LEFT 414 HURON ROAD 524•8311 • .44 • , f4, • , ficalver.