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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-12-07, Page 5NELLLE VANESSA COLBORNE. Miss Nellie Vanessa Col., borne, 79; a forret Goderich resident, died Tuesday, Novem. ber 5t at Hurouview rest home, Clinton. She was born August 17, 1888 in Goderich, the daughter of John Henry Colborne and Ellen Bruce. Miss' Colborne lived ail her life in Goderich except for the BI past eight years which she .spent at H.uronview. She attended public and high schools` in Goderich, Miss Colborne was a mem. ber ofWorthStreetUnitedChuch ber . of North Street United Church, She is survived by one sister Miss Muriel Gwendolyn Cole borne,. Westminster Hospital, London, Funeral services wl beheld Friday, December 8, at 2 p.m. u Q' ron i Stile! Funeral Home, Golf ez'lch, The .Rev., 0,Ronald Mac. Donald will oticiate, Interment will be in Maitland Cemetery, MARY EMMA LYNCH rs.Mary 128 Eldon d Tuesday, Ho iilnie She was ..'bo ax Wal.ton,, of ' Edgerton lland, She HenryLynch Regina, The 'couple swan until Goderich. Mrs. Lynch North Street She is survived (Irene) Mill Eric (Evelyn) and Bond, bine grand great-grandchildren e. TWo sister Emma' Lynch, 73, 'ofStreet, Goderich, die December 5, at Ale Hospital, after a sev. en-weekS rn ,April 19, 1884 I III N i- - iii M - - MIR - ii ! near Onta%io• the laugh• 1' WITH THIS, COUPON ONLY j O ' ,1i. y ft, 75 M,f:[`., ...,...E.6._:,,,,„,„,,,,..,. ,,,..�.--'fi r� �c ' 1...<; ,'S.aiii' 'F'#S+Tr ,,,,R.+C yY <, , REXWAY D,ECORATQR 1 Bafhrciorn ScaI.es - 1 1 1 1 IRIECK 1 t - . pHARm ACY Lifetime Service Guarantee ' 7 88 lREG. 11.95 1 also survive. ter rton 'Roe and E. Ho S attended school in Wal. F.l.MM« , June 10, 1916, at Saskatchewan. He pre. deceasedher June 247, 1961. lilted in Basket. ch 1930 then moved to was a member of United Church. by Mrs. Fred Miller, Clinton; Mrs. Eri Harrison, Strat. fordMrs. William ;June) Almonte, Ontario. dhildren and four gra hlldren also sur. viv s and two brothers They are: Wil. S flag Roe, Walton3, Wea,er Roe, Seutorth; Mrs, ;Neill, Z4w; e, London and Mrs.. Virilliala chap, i the1, Qatario% . Funeral services will beheld Thursday, December 7 -at 2 p.'n from Stiles ,Funeral Home, Gad• erteh. • Rev. J; Donald MacDonald will conduct the service. . Interment will be in Malt. land Cemetery JOHN ALLAN REED John Allan Reed, 3e, husb« and of the former Betty Lou . .chener•Waterloo Hospital Sun. 5.'. Reed, a Kitchener read. ent, was born August 22, 1929, at Whitechurch, Ontario, the Esoangleositon.Berf Reed and Jean He was a member of St.. James 'Rosemount United Church, Kitchener. Besides his wife, he is'sur" vived by -three sons, Dennis, Brian and David, at home. Three sisters and three brothers also survive„They are Ronald, Dandas; Barrie; Lon. don; James ListoWel; Mra. Clifford <Maxine) Elliott, Stoney Creek; 'Mrs. • Alvin (Dorothy) Dowling, Toronto; Mrs. Ross (Pauline) Rife, Detroit, Funerals 0%10 400 Were held Tuesday, December 5, from Lodge Funeral Horne, Goderich with the Rev. Charles Lewis, St, James Rosemount United Church officiating. Interment was in Maitland Cemetery,° Goderich, Pallbearers were; Clifford Elliott, George Henderson, Don. ald 'W itefleld, Ronald Reed, Barrie Meed and James Hayter. Use Field Using field peas for feeding poultry has proven to be sucdessful, according to Ont. ario Department of Agricillture and Food research in -Guelph. On the farm, application of pea meal should be limited to Mae oderic'h Si relatively low levels«when fed' to bro,Uers; laying hens can handle larger quantities snore effectively. . The overall feeding value of the pea meal weuldbe improved by cooking or applying a high temperature steam ,tr .e atmerit or -steam pelleting, Steam pel« leting, possible only a large commerci }.1 scale, is done by steam heating the' meal and then passing it through a pel. leting machine Egg production awl egg weight were not affected when the ex• perimental groups were fed the pea meal in the two forms. Hens on pea meal performed as well as those on a.. corn - soybean diet, in comparative studies. ��y5±� peas should be grown where corn and soybeans` cannot be grown due to the shorter grow. ing season. • Work on developing higher yielding varieties is continuing at various locations in the pro- vince.. l r N rill'utc 10 0Sui>ldaq S.c ho01 1400 4.m.. --MORNING WORSS PP, ,6:30 am,- Even ng. -Fellowship. <Minlleter The Free Methodist Church Rev,. Man Harley,• 10;00 and 11:00 a.m.--$unday Scho9I and Nursery, 11:00 a.m.—MORNING PRAYER. (Nursery -School -for Pre,School Children) Rector: REV. G. G. RussEL,L, B.A., B.D. il'HE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA North Street United Church, Sunday, December 10, 1967 10:00 i.m.—Senior School. 11:00 a.m.—Junior Department. She doesift have a hair problem. Not any more. Every second a Watch from 'DON, MacRAZ sags — Supervised Nursery — Tuesday, Dec. 12-8:30 p.m.L-Communit* Carol Service, Noirth St. Sanctuary—Harbouraires— Treble Singe rs and others. • REV. J. DONALD MaoDONALD, B.Sc., B.D., Minister Mrs. M. Hetheringtori, A.T.C.M., Organist and Choir Leader T1MEX-7.95 up straight, with no body ... over -waved or over -processed. or FINE JEWELLED --LEVER WATCHES from 12.95 up BUY YOUR WAlciA FROM A WATCHMAKER WE CARRY MINTON CHINA 1, 40, ,4„ c-,4e)t, memememiellor Knox Presbyterian Church THE REV. G. LO CKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister WILLIAM CAM'ERON, Director of Praise Sunday, December 10th 10:00 a.m.—CHURCH SCHOOL... 11:00 a.m.—DIVINE WO,RSHIP. Sermon: "WHY CHRIS TMAS COMES UPON US" (NURSERY AND JUNIOR CONGREGATION) ANNUAL CHRII5TMAS PAGEANT ENTER TO WOR"SHIP DEPART TO SERVE A 1141101, Victoria Street-tinited Church THE HOUSE OF FRIENDSHiP REV. LEONARD WARR"- 10:00 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 a.m.--Worship Servioe. '"THE GIFTS OF THE WISE MEN'' (Children's Church) 1:30 p.m.—BENMILLER—Wors hip Service and Sunday SchOol4 MRS. J. SNIDER MISS P. DURST Victoria Organist and Choir Leader Benmiller Pianist even if her hair is wiry ... She Had An EXTreme Protein Conditioning Treatment Ex Treme is a formulation consisting of an Amino -Acid combination which closely sjmu- lates the Protein struc.ture of the hair and is extremely concentrated in .its Protein Concentra- irt f7•11. Which is a Protein Pak to recondition and re- structure the hair. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - (BAPTIST CONVENTION OF ONTARVO AND QUEBEC) MONTREAL STREET NEAR TM -F. SQUARE 10.00 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL. 11:00 a.m.—MORNING WOltSHIP. 7:00 p.m.—EVENING SERVICE TIME. IMIMMIXEMUSXXXXMIII tion but that's not all. Moisture and humectant qualities have been added to restore dry dead - appearing hair to new-born life and through microphotography of your own hair you see the results. THROUGH MICROPHOTOGRAPHY OF YOUR. OWN HAIR YOU SEE THE4RESULTS -HER HAI!? NOW LOOKS LIKE THIS S64.51, Up YOU WILL BE PROUD TO GIVE OUR SUPERB QUALITY + STYLE BEST VALUE Distinctive Selection of Rings PRICED FOR GIVING! CALVARY 'BAPTIST CH BtqFIELD ROAD Al -BLAKE STR.g.„ 10:00 a.m.—OUR FAMILY BIBLE SCHOOL. (OUR BUSES WILL CALL • AT YOUR DOOR) PHONE: 524-7150 11:00 A.M. — 7:30 P.M. Speaker: REV. L.. G. STAIRS, Leprosy Mission Brantford, Ontario Prayer meeting and Bible study, Wednesday at 8:00 "COME WHERE YOU ARE NEVER A STRANGER TWICE" 111111111141411114111114111114111311111 UNITED HOLINESS CHUR.CH BEFORE' Note: This strand contains no protein of its own. AFT E R 62 CAMBRIA STREET NORTH Sunday, December 10th 9:50 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL. 11:00 a.m.—WORSHIP SERVICE. 7:00 p.m.—EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. Prayer Meeting—WEDNESDAY EVENING, 7:30 O'CLOCK "A WELCOME AWAITS YOU" • '— The dark spojs in this strand is Protein which has been, deposited with only one treatment. These -Microphotographs were taken before and after a treatrnent and , are on file in our shop. FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVIICE BY THOSE WHO CARE QUALITY RINGS TO .WEAR WITH PRIDE DON MacRAE WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER - The Square THE BEAUTY LOUNGE 5248994 81 EAST ST. • Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacie CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS. REV. ROBERT CLARK, Pastor 10:00 a,m.—SUNDAY. SCHOOL CLASS FOR ALL AGES. 11:00 a.m.—MORNING WORSHIP. 7:30 p.m..c-EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.