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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-02-07, Page 5• TIVIRSDAY, b RU W 7th, 1957 THE GODEMCII ,SIGN -ST4R GOD] RXoK DIS`iatIOT aOLLEGIATel INSTITUTE ,.w'., -111 ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH Feb. 10 -5th Sunday after Epiphany, 8.30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION. 10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL AND BIBLE CLASS. 11 a.m. ',MORNING PRAYER AND, SERMON. ,,)Junior Congregation and Nursery) 7 p.m. EVENSONG. AND SERMON. Rev. J. Rowe, Ph.D., in charge of all services. REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A., Organist and Choirmaster. THE., UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA , North Street United Church SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 10 A.M. SUNDAY SCfrI00L. 11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP. "Your Place Is Holy." Junior Congregation and Nursery. 7 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP. "Chosen for Service." REV. A. E. EUSTACE, B.A., Minister MRS. J. A. SNIDER, Music Director. Knox Presby terian Church. REV. ROBERT G. MacMILLAN, Minister MR. W. H. BISHOP, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., Director of Praise 9.45 a.m. Intermediate and Senior Sunday School. 11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP. Sermon -The Creed+ -"The Holy Spirit." (Nursery and Junior Congregation.) 7 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP. Sernion-"The Noonday of Life." A Friendly Welcome Awaits You COME TO CHURCH THIS SUNDAY. ti a BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE ELGIN AVE. AT WATERLOO STREET SUNDAY -10 a.m. SUNDAY SCI100L. 11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP. 7.30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. Tuesday and Friday Services 8 p.m. PASTOR R. J. GREEN GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday, 10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. 11 a.m. FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE Y.`.-3 ••• Junior Congregation. 7 p.m. AN -HOUR WITH TH,x, Ai<; �, n -._. WOb ' 8 p.wr --Prayer and Bible Study Hour. ' Rev. S. H. Findlay, B.A., B.D. Mrs. E. Donaldson, A.L.C.M. Minister Organist IP. it Victoria Street United Church "Our fellowship is with the Father an.d with His Son" 10 a.m. Graded Bible School, beginners to adults. 11 a.rm "THE GIFT OF NEW LIFE" Families welcome. Junior Congregation. 1.30 p.n. BENMILLER CHURCH AFTER SUNDAY SCHOO... 3.00 p.m. UNION CHURCH FOLLOWS SUNDAY SCHOOL. Minister - Rev. Stanley A. Moote, B.A., B.D. Music Director - Mr. Frank Bissett. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS EVENINGS 6.30 TO 9.30 P.M. CIRCULATION CANVASSERS FOR LARGE WELL KNOWN PUBLICATION, EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY PLEASING TELEPHONE VOICE AN ASSET. TELEPHONE OPERA ''OUS MAKE EXCELLENT CANASSER Pleasant, Profitable 'ail -Time Employment From it' ur Homo. OOMIIIIS;ION 0 BOX 77 SIGNAL -STAR. ( y Linda Over for another year is the annual ;At -Home. A crowd of about three hundred attended the gala event. The decorating committee should dap' ornmended for their hard work whicb, resulted in a beautifully "decorated gymnasilltn. Among the blue and white stream- ers, flickers of light were east from the revolving sphere of mirrore. The lobby was decorated to re- semble a ski lodge. This theme was carried into the gym where scenes of skiers and mountains adorned 'the walk, On Wednesday of last week, the girls !played host to Clinton girls' ibasketiball team. In the Senior game, Rosalie Bedard led Gode- rich to a 25 to 15 victory. The Juniors were equally successful in defeating Clinton 24 to 16. Clara Fuller scored the highest number recteonridgo) of points. The boys travelled to Clinton where they ' split the doubleheader. Goderich Seniors continued their _winning streak by defeating Clinton 46 to 37. High scorer was Garden McCullough. Bad luck continued for the Juniors who were defeated 36 to "26. Wayne Muck collected 14 points. Travel- ling to Stratford last Saturday, the Seniors wereagain overpowered Eby the Y.ifff.C.A. team. McCullough led the scoring with, 14 points. Wingham boys came here yester- day and Goderich .girls trweelled mit of town. , - Don't forget -that cover designs are urgently needed for the Year- book. The articles are slow com- ing in. H there Ls to be a Year- book published this year, these reports must be turned in im- mediately. OBITUARY MRS. MARGARET INKSTER .Mrs. Margaret Inkster, widow of the late Capt. James S. Inkster, died in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on Tuesday. She was in her 90th year. Funeral service will be conduct ed by Rev. R. G. MacMillan, of Knox Presbyterian4Church, at the Lodge funeral hothe on Friday at 2 pen: Interment will be in Mait- land cemetery. Born ih Hensall, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bonthron. She lived in Southampton for a time before coming to Goderich about 70 year. ago. Her husband, Capt. James S. Inkster, died in 1943. "Mrs. Inkster was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church and of the Octogenarian Club. Surviving, are two sons, Leslie, of Toronto, and T. H., of Seattle; one daughter„Eva, Eva, .Mrs. Ernest Mitchell, • of Colborne Township; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. t °'SINGIN'EST MAN SIN AU. THE LAND'`, • • • • i S WITH A CAST OF TOP COUNTRY MUSIC STARS OF THE OZARK JUBILEE • v' COMPLIMENTS OF 7 UP at 11.45 on Saturday Morning CKNX - Wingham. DIAL 920 SItNETT-VASSELLA St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge was the scene of a ,pretty winter wedding on Saturday, February 2 at 10 a.m., when Mary Yvonne ;daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vassella, Kintail, became the bride of James Sinnett, son of Mrs, Nora Sinnett, Detroit, Michigan. Rev. Father Van Vynckt performed the ceremony. The bride was lovely in a gown of white nylon net over satin. She carried an arrangement of red roses. Miss Maureen Vassella, maid of honor for her sister, wore shrimp nylon over satin and car- ; ried white palms. Misses Eileen, Betty Lou and Linda Vassella, sisters of the bride, were junior ;bridesm.aids. Dennis Sinnett, I)e- j troit, Michigan, brother of the groom, was, best man. !Mr. Peter Liernaan, of Kingsbridge, presided at the organ. For the wedding breakfast at 12 noon in the Parish Hall, .served !by the ladies' elf the Catholic Wo- men's League, the bride's mother 1 wore a navy blue ensemble with 1 white accessories and a corsage, of red roses. A reception was held later at the Agricultural Hall, Dungannon, with dancing and music by local talent. Irish songs were sung by the groom and Mr. D. A. MacLen- nan, Lochalsh, and Mr. Sandy Mc- Donald, Kintail, entertained on the bagpipes. For her wedding trip to Texas, U.S.A., Mrs. `Sinnett whose a green -plait] suit with braw.e__t ink.jacket and Tubuli accessories. Onetheir return they will reside at Detroit, Michigan. Guests present, besides friends and relatives from the surrounding area, were Mr.; and ;Mrs. Joseph O'Brien DaiYtalf C ,io; Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Treyler, Detroit, Michi- gan; Mr. and. !Mrs. D. Gillespie, De- troit, Michigan; 'Mr. and Mrs. D. Halla°han and family, Melton, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tainan, Guelph. dchtiopal9 Classified �9. Notice to Creditors a_ 144 PERSONS HAYING CLAIMS against the estate of David Warner, Retired Farmer, late of the Township ,of Goderich, in the Coun- ty of Huron, who diem on or about the 251h, day of January, 1957, are requireii'"ito dile the same with full particulars with the undersigned by the 23rd day of February, 1957, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. Dated at Goderich, in tlhe County of Huron, this last day of February, 1957. T-IAYS and PRET, Goderieh, Ontario, Solicitors for the Estate. 20. Public Notice NOTICE OF'PPLICATION Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM LEONARD MUGFORD of the Township of Stephen in the County of Huron, in the Pro- vince of Ontario, a member of the Royal Canadian Air Force, will apply to the Parliament of Canada, at the present or next 'has the case may be) Session theregf for a Bill of Divorce iardin his wife, ELIVIA ;MUGFORD, of the City of London, in the Coi,nty of Mid- dlesex, Province of Ontario, on the ' Ground of Adultery. Dated at -London, in the Province of Ontario, the 21st day of January, 1957. WEIR & ASSOCIATES, Solicitors for the Applicant. -4-7 :. Miss KatTie een 'Wei atel ey visited Tri Welland at the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Reid and family. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm !Mathers visited in Toronto for the week- end with the latter's mother, Mrs. J. Baigent. Messrs. Don and Bob Sanderson, of Toronto, visited at. the week -end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Sanderson. Miss Penny Thorpe, of Toronto, visited at the week -end with Miss Martha Jackson, and attended the GDCI At -Home on Friday night. Mrs. Ronald Stevens, whn has been visiting her phrents, Mr. and Mrs. George Sanderson, the past three months, loft on Saturday by T.C.A. to reside in Deepbrook, N.S., while her husband is stationed at the Royal Canadian Naval Hospital, H.M.C.S. Cornwallis. Mrs. Martha Millian, of London, is * spending a feiw days here and with her sister, Mrs. Margaret Sproul, of Lucknow. MIDDLESEX SEED FAIR (including 11 Western Ontario Counties). LONDON February 25, 26, 27„,28, and March 1, 1957. Extensive Classes for grain, seeds, bacon, eggs, baking and fruit, Newest Exhibits and Displays -Fine Programmes. Write for Prize Last -Forward entries by February 20th, to ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Room 210, Richmond Building, London. The `Goderich Free Methodist Church Corner Victoria and Park Streets INVITES YOU TO HEAR Rev. G. W. Stevens of BURLINGTON, ONTARIO Feb. 12 to 24. Services each evenirig except Saturday at Q p.m. Sunday Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, Old Time Gospel for modern dey needs. SPECIAL SINGING. EVERYONE WELCOME. T. J. McMichael, Paator, 6-8 �EMBERSOf THE :'1.1.FK- ANDRA Marine and General Hospital Association, and other in- terested parties, are urged to at- tend the annual meeting of Hospital Board which -will be held on Monday, February 18, at 8 p.m. in the Board Roorn of the Hospital, at which time we will 1'•eceive the financial statement, the auditor's report, the report of the Board and .etect members to the Board of Governors and conduct other busi- ness. - E. GEORGENE ELLIS, Association President. AUI.EEN CURRY, Sec.-Treas. -6-7 21. Business Notice FURNITURE REPAIR -- RE- MODELLING - RE ,FINISHING --RE-UPIIOLSTERJNG - FANCY CABINET WORK. M. BLOK, PHONE 1200 OR 892. -ltf leR F,VENT , CHIMNEY FIRES. Use fire 'chief chemical chime -ney__clea,tie IQ- l acaaxt le .son1.,,and. scale from your stove and pipes. No fuss, no odor. For sale at CORNISH ELECTRIC, West street, Goderich. -2tf FOR. ARTIFICIAL INSEMINA _ from all breeds of cattle, phone the WATERLOO CATTLE BREED- ING ASSOCIATION -. at: Clinton HU 2-3441 between 7.30 and 9.30. a.m. We have all breeds avail - le P euality gat lint r -Q914 �ID BULLEN'S' REP for custom cabinet making, furniture repair and kitchen cup- boards. Sharpening of all types of saws and other cutting applian- ces. 184 Gibbons street, phone 1234. 45x FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE COVERAGE Whether it is . FIRE AUTO LIABILITY TELEVISION PROPERTY FLOATER HOSPITALIZATION or ACCIDENT and SICKNESS at Lowest Rates Call HAROLD W. SHORE 38 Hamilton St. Phone 766 (anytime) -HU MOVING -GENERAL CARTAGE ED. JEFFREY. -48t1 CARPENTRY BUILDING, RE- MODELLING and plumbing. Epps' pumps and water softeners; bathrooms installed; eavestrough ing; steel roofing. FRANK Mc - MICHAEL, Goderich, phone Car- low 1108. -19t1 ROSS MOTOR REPAIR SERVICE phone 1415, formerly oc- cupied by White Auto Wreckers General repairs to all makes of cars and tractors. Arc and acety- lene welding. Farm 'gradea specialty. --34tf SKILLED TV AERIAL SERVICE Aerials installed as low as $49 Aerials moved -- rentals. Worl► fully guaranteed for one year HURON TOWER INSTALLATION South street, Goderich, phone 1344M -34tf Musical Program Features Meeting The monthly meeting of St. George's Church Women's Guild was held on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Munday presiding,,, After the opening exercises, new and old members were welcomed and the annual High Tea to be held in March was discussed. Conveners were appointed for the tea table, fantcy`work and eandy tables. The; preS'ident . closed 'the meets g with prayer after which a lunch as served by Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. raig and Mrs Foreman, while usan Sale, Judy Patterson, Paul Anne Lowery, Stephanie 'Hall, baron Carroll and Judy Witmer /entertained ;with accordian solos and singing. Wrinkles are a sure sign of age in every thing eueept prunes, pants, nutmegs and auto, bile fendees. o. -n _. o e, Headline in the Vancouver, B.C., 'Province: "Figures . reveal big in- crease in birth rate." Me and 'Mrs, U. 3.' brefiI.' are S411 Toronto 'this- wcck attrritlin, theo0ood cE;ncentl'on, Ili ,Tart' rCu y, of Mizhigai • St4to gar home far the w.oek-end:rwatia. bar parents, Mr. area Mrs. V. Curry, to i)tievd the CDCI dolt &I'tFe. lashs Shirley Yoanani, ).i<J., dangle. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Soott Young, left today to nurse in Sequoia pital, in Redrwoed Gity, California, Recent visitors with Mr. and It rs. George lfaagitt and family, of Shoppardton, were fir. and Airs" Don Haggitt and Jim, of Livonia, Miclaiaq, and Mrs. Marian Truitt, Mark and Dill, of Garden City, Michigan" Guaranteed r'agio core. WILT. [IEINH.MIT ELECMIC, Ilamilltoa[ street, phone 466. -ill 1 BID'S' UPHOLSTERING, 59 Hamilton street. • Thirty ,,years experience. We nave coverings of all kinds and colors to suit your furniture. Chesterfield, sofas, chairs, etc., correctly done. Phone 1102W. -6¢$ '' 'NYT.l 1I SFWAGE DISPOSAL; septic tanks, cess pools, etc., pumped and cleaned with sanitary equipment. Free estimates. LOUIS BLARE, phone 42 r 6, russels, R.R. 2. } 6-32x uro GLASS INSTALLE Windshields and Doors. Also glass supplied for table, desk, dresser tops, refrigerator trays, etc. Mirrors cut to size. We co-operate with garages. BEIEVERS AUTO & CYCLE SUPPLY, West street, Goderich. Phone 295: -6 1- BACKACHES ARE SLOWING you up, take RUIMACAPLS and help yourself to relief from pains and aches. Ask your Druggist. -6 23. Used Cars 1951 OMC 3 -TON TRUCK, RE- BUILT motor; 1947 Mer- cury ?..ton truck, both in good shape. BUD CHAMNEY, Auburn, phone Blyth 42 r 33. 5-6x ee '47 MERCURY, MODEL 114, coach. Burn WATE1. GAR- AGE, Bayfield road. 6-7x ooeoe®®®oes000®oo•ee®®•o SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE • BY MAJOR OIL COMPANY ° EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY One of the best locations --.. - t. -ib APPLY _ Harold O.e_q_ -SEA RTit' F - PHONE 3b6 ••••••••••i••••••••••••• PAO* FIS RE$E CAH$ MUT The regular meeting of Codex -ids Rebekah Lodge wa held Tueuday Bening last with 1M149,, F'ileen'rttx� lam, ?rc''4l.p in the chair, After the business was diiscu: sed and dem with, an enjoyable mime 'astnt its playing cards, followed by lunch served by Sisters N. Mtrt'ay" and o..,-. -o -0 Oar. Irwin I'o ter, of Kit-olwner, sperat a Stew , days last week with his naothet, Mrs*. Ja.1411 Foster, Mon • street,; Q Vis. J. asterson, Joel and Andy, of London, aro 'vl sating with ,N'lr. and XI'S. R. 1M, Sperling, sola street, for a few days. CLIP OUT CLIP OUT We have a large selection of beautiful, modern lamps from which to choose. Bring in this coupon -and save $3.00 on - your purchase_ _ - STREET FACTORY CLEARANCE ALE Refrigerators anges WE HAVE THEM YOU NEED THEM AY - Buy NOW and $ $SAVE$ $120.00 - ON A 12 cu. ft. Cyclamatic Refrigerator Easy Monthly Payments Trade-in Accepted 7 SHORE PPLIAN ON THE SQUARE Jamosmigmellagsmtittommisigia PHONE JAYLEEN'S Special Clearance Fall and Winter Maternity Wear . P Separate Tops - 4.95 NOW 3.75 Separate Skirts - 4,95 /NOW 3.75 Two piece -Maternity Dieses 11.95 - 18.95 NOW 8.95 (sizes 12-16) . Handbags 2,98 - 8.95 NOW 2.25 - 6.9 5 Brassieres discont95 Ninued Zine, convertibleOW 2.9 5 3. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS EVENINGS 6.30 TO 9.30 P.M. CIRCULATION CANVASSERS FOR LARGE WELL KNOWN PUBLICATION, EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY PLEASING TELEPHONE VOICE AN ASSET. TELEPHONE OPERA ''OUS MAKE EXCELLENT CANASSER Pleasant, Profitable 'ail -Time Employment From it' ur Homo. OOMIIIIS;ION 0 BOX 77 SIGNAL -STAR. ( y Linda Over for another year is the annual ;At -Home. A crowd of about three hundred attended the gala event. The decorating committee should dap' ornmended for their hard work whicb, resulted in a beautifully "decorated gymnasilltn. Among the blue and white stream- ers, flickers of light were east from the revolving sphere of mirrore. The lobby was decorated to re- semble a ski lodge. This theme was carried into the gym where scenes of skiers and mountains adorned 'the walk, On Wednesday of last week, the girls !played host to Clinton girls' ibasketiball team. In the Senior game, Rosalie Bedard led Gode- rich to a 25 to 15 victory. The Juniors were equally successful in defeating Clinton 24 to 16. Clara Fuller scored the highest number recteonridgo) of points. The boys travelled to Clinton where they ' split the doubleheader. Goderich Seniors continued their _winning streak by defeating Clinton 46 to 37. High scorer was Garden McCullough. Bad luck continued for the Juniors who were defeated 36 to "26. Wayne Muck collected 14 points. Travel- ling to Stratford last Saturday, the Seniors wereagain overpowered Eby the Y.ifff.C.A. team. McCullough led the scoring with, 14 points. Wingham boys came here yester- day and Goderich .girls trweelled mit of town. , - Don't forget -that cover designs are urgently needed for the Year- book. The articles are slow com- ing in. H there Ls to be a Year- book published this year, these reports must be turned in im- mediately. OBITUARY MRS. MARGARET INKSTER .Mrs. Margaret Inkster, widow of the late Capt. James S. Inkster, died in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on Tuesday. She was in her 90th year. Funeral service will be conduct ed by Rev. R. G. MacMillan, of Knox Presbyterian4Church, at the Lodge funeral hothe on Friday at 2 pen: Interment will be in Mait- land cemetery. Born ih Hensall, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bonthron. She lived in Southampton for a time before coming to Goderich about 70 year. ago. Her husband, Capt. James S. Inkster, died in 1943. "Mrs. Inkster was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church and of the Octogenarian Club. Surviving, are two sons, Leslie, of Toronto, and T. H., of Seattle; one daughter„Eva, Eva, .Mrs. Ernest Mitchell, • of Colborne Township; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. t °'SINGIN'EST MAN SIN AU. THE LAND'`, • • • • i S WITH A CAST OF TOP COUNTRY MUSIC STARS OF THE OZARK JUBILEE • v' COMPLIMENTS OF 7 UP at 11.45 on Saturday Morning CKNX - Wingham. DIAL 920 SItNETT-VASSELLA St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge was the scene of a ,pretty winter wedding on Saturday, February 2 at 10 a.m., when Mary Yvonne ;daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vassella, Kintail, became the bride of James Sinnett, son of Mrs, Nora Sinnett, Detroit, Michigan. Rev. Father Van Vynckt performed the ceremony. The bride was lovely in a gown of white nylon net over satin. She carried an arrangement of red roses. Miss Maureen Vassella, maid of honor for her sister, wore shrimp nylon over satin and car- ; ried white palms. Misses Eileen, Betty Lou and Linda Vassella, sisters of the bride, were junior ;bridesm.aids. Dennis Sinnett, I)e- j troit, Michigan, brother of the groom, was, best man. !Mr. Peter Liernaan, of Kingsbridge, presided at the organ. For the wedding breakfast at 12 noon in the Parish Hall, .served !by the ladies' elf the Catholic Wo- men's League, the bride's mother 1 wore a navy blue ensemble with 1 white accessories and a corsage, of red roses. A reception was held later at the Agricultural Hall, Dungannon, with dancing and music by local talent. Irish songs were sung by the groom and Mr. D. A. MacLen- nan, Lochalsh, and Mr. Sandy Mc- Donald, Kintail, entertained on the bagpipes. For her wedding trip to Texas, U.S.A., Mrs. `Sinnett whose a green -plait] suit with braw.e__t ink.jacket and Tubuli accessories. Onetheir return they will reside at Detroit, Michigan. Guests present, besides friends and relatives from the surrounding area, were Mr.; and ;Mrs. Joseph O'Brien DaiYtalf C ,io; Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Treyler, Detroit, Michi- gan; Mr. and. !Mrs. D. Gillespie, De- troit, Michigan; 'Mr. and Mrs. D. Halla°han and family, Melton, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tainan, Guelph. dchtiopal9 Classified �9. Notice to Creditors a_ 144 PERSONS HAYING CLAIMS against the estate of David Warner, Retired Farmer, late of the Township ,of Goderich, in the Coun- ty of Huron, who diem on or about the 251h, day of January, 1957, are requireii'"ito dile the same with full particulars with the undersigned by the 23rd day of February, 1957, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. Dated at Goderich, in tlhe County of Huron, this last day of February, 1957. T-IAYS and PRET, Goderieh, Ontario, Solicitors for the Estate. 20. Public Notice NOTICE OF'PPLICATION Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM LEONARD MUGFORD of the Township of Stephen in the County of Huron, in the Pro- vince of Ontario, a member of the Royal Canadian Air Force, will apply to the Parliament of Canada, at the present or next 'has the case may be) Session theregf for a Bill of Divorce iardin his wife, ELIVIA ;MUGFORD, of the City of London, in the Coi,nty of Mid- dlesex, Province of Ontario, on the ' Ground of Adultery. Dated at -London, in the Province of Ontario, the 21st day of January, 1957. WEIR & ASSOCIATES, Solicitors for the Applicant. -4-7 :. Miss KatTie een 'Wei atel ey visited Tri Welland at the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Reid and family. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm !Mathers visited in Toronto for the week- end with the latter's mother, Mrs. J. Baigent. Messrs. Don and Bob Sanderson, of Toronto, visited at. the week -end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Sanderson. Miss Penny Thorpe, of Toronto, visited at the week -end with Miss Martha Jackson, and attended the GDCI At -Home on Friday night. Mrs. Ronald Stevens, whn has been visiting her phrents, Mr. and Mrs. George Sanderson, the past three months, loft on Saturday by T.C.A. to reside in Deepbrook, N.S., while her husband is stationed at the Royal Canadian Naval Hospital, H.M.C.S. Cornwallis. Mrs. Martha Millian, of London, is * spending a feiw days here and with her sister, Mrs. Margaret Sproul, of Lucknow. MIDDLESEX SEED FAIR (including 11 Western Ontario Counties). LONDON February 25, 26, 27„,28, and March 1, 1957. Extensive Classes for grain, seeds, bacon, eggs, baking and fruit, Newest Exhibits and Displays -Fine Programmes. Write for Prize Last -Forward entries by February 20th, to ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Room 210, Richmond Building, London. The `Goderich Free Methodist Church Corner Victoria and Park Streets INVITES YOU TO HEAR Rev. G. W. Stevens of BURLINGTON, ONTARIO Feb. 12 to 24. Services each evenirig except Saturday at Q p.m. Sunday Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, Old Time Gospel for modern dey needs. SPECIAL SINGING. EVERYONE WELCOME. T. J. McMichael, Paator, 6-8 �EMBERSOf THE :'1.1.FK- ANDRA Marine and General Hospital Association, and other in- terested parties, are urged to at- tend the annual meeting of Hospital Board which -will be held on Monday, February 18, at 8 p.m. in the Board Roorn of the Hospital, at which time we will 1'•eceive the financial statement, the auditor's report, the report of the Board and .etect members to the Board of Governors and conduct other busi- ness. - E. GEORGENE ELLIS, Association President. AUI.EEN CURRY, Sec.-Treas. -6-7 21. Business Notice FURNITURE REPAIR -- RE- MODELLING - RE ,FINISHING --RE-UPIIOLSTERJNG - FANCY CABINET WORK. M. BLOK, PHONE 1200 OR 892. -ltf leR F,VENT , CHIMNEY FIRES. Use fire 'chief chemical chime -ney__clea,tie IQ- l acaaxt le .son1.,,and. scale from your stove and pipes. No fuss, no odor. For sale at CORNISH ELECTRIC, West street, Goderich. -2tf FOR. ARTIFICIAL INSEMINA _ from all breeds of cattle, phone the WATERLOO CATTLE BREED- ING ASSOCIATION -. at: Clinton HU 2-3441 between 7.30 and 9.30. a.m. We have all breeds avail - le P euality gat lint r -Q914 �ID BULLEN'S' REP for custom cabinet making, furniture repair and kitchen cup- boards. Sharpening of all types of saws and other cutting applian- ces. 184 Gibbons street, phone 1234. 45x FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE COVERAGE Whether it is . FIRE AUTO LIABILITY TELEVISION PROPERTY FLOATER HOSPITALIZATION or ACCIDENT and SICKNESS at Lowest Rates Call HAROLD W. SHORE 38 Hamilton St. Phone 766 (anytime) -HU MOVING -GENERAL CARTAGE ED. JEFFREY. -48t1 CARPENTRY BUILDING, RE- MODELLING and plumbing. Epps' pumps and water softeners; bathrooms installed; eavestrough ing; steel roofing. FRANK Mc - MICHAEL, Goderich, phone Car- low 1108. -19t1 ROSS MOTOR REPAIR SERVICE phone 1415, formerly oc- cupied by White Auto Wreckers General repairs to all makes of cars and tractors. Arc and acety- lene welding. Farm 'gradea specialty. --34tf SKILLED TV AERIAL SERVICE Aerials installed as low as $49 Aerials moved -- rentals. Worl► fully guaranteed for one year HURON TOWER INSTALLATION South street, Goderich, phone 1344M -34tf Musical Program Features Meeting The monthly meeting of St. George's Church Women's Guild was held on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Munday presiding,,, After the opening exercises, new and old members were welcomed and the annual High Tea to be held in March was discussed. Conveners were appointed for the tea table, fantcy`work and eandy tables. The; preS'ident . closed 'the meets g with prayer after which a lunch as served by Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. raig and Mrs Foreman, while usan Sale, Judy Patterson, Paul Anne Lowery, Stephanie 'Hall, baron Carroll and Judy Witmer /entertained ;with accordian solos and singing. Wrinkles are a sure sign of age in every thing eueept prunes, pants, nutmegs and auto, bile fendees. o. -n _. o e, Headline in the Vancouver, B.C., 'Province: "Figures . reveal big in- crease in birth rate." Me and 'Mrs, U. 3.' brefiI.' are S411 Toronto 'this- wcck attrritlin, theo0ood cE;ncentl'on, Ili ,Tart' rCu y, of Mizhigai • St4to gar home far the w.oek-end:rwatia. bar parents, Mr. area Mrs. V. Curry, to i)tievd the CDCI dolt &I'tFe. lashs Shirley Yoanani, ).i<J., dangle. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Soott Young, left today to nurse in Sequoia pital, in Redrwoed Gity, California, Recent visitors with Mr. and It rs. George lfaagitt and family, of Shoppardton, were fir. and Airs" Don Haggitt and Jim, of Livonia, Miclaiaq, and Mrs. Marian Truitt, Mark and Dill, of Garden City, Michigan" Guaranteed r'agio core. WILT. [IEINH.MIT ELECMIC, Ilamilltoa[ street, phone 466. -ill 1 BID'S' UPHOLSTERING, 59 Hamilton street. • Thirty ,,years experience. We nave coverings of all kinds and colors to suit your furniture. Chesterfield, sofas, chairs, etc., correctly done. Phone 1102W. -6¢$ '' 'NYT.l 1I SFWAGE DISPOSAL; septic tanks, cess pools, etc., pumped and cleaned with sanitary equipment. Free estimates. LOUIS BLARE, phone 42 r 6, russels, R.R. 2. } 6-32x uro GLASS INSTALLE Windshields and Doors. Also glass supplied for table, desk, dresser tops, refrigerator trays, etc. Mirrors cut to size. We co-operate with garages. BEIEVERS AUTO & CYCLE SUPPLY, West street, Goderich. Phone 295: -6 1- BACKACHES ARE SLOWING you up, take RUIMACAPLS and help yourself to relief from pains and aches. Ask your Druggist. -6 23. Used Cars 1951 OMC 3 -TON TRUCK, RE- BUILT motor; 1947 Mer- cury ?..ton truck, both in good shape. BUD CHAMNEY, Auburn, phone Blyth 42 r 33. 5-6x ee '47 MERCURY, MODEL 114, coach. Burn WATE1. GAR- AGE, Bayfield road. 6-7x ooeoe®®®oes000®oo•ee®®•o SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE • BY MAJOR OIL COMPANY ° EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY One of the best locations --.. - t. -ib APPLY _ Harold O.e_q_ -SEA RTit' F - PHONE 3b6 ••••••••••i••••••••••••• PAO* FIS RE$E CAH$ MUT The regular meeting of Codex -ids Rebekah Lodge wa held Tueuday Bening last with 1M149,, F'ileen'rttx� lam, ?rc''4l.p in the chair, After the business was diiscu: sed and dem with, an enjoyable mime 'astnt its playing cards, followed by lunch served by Sisters N. Mtrt'ay" and o..,-. -o -0 Oar. Irwin I'o ter, of Kit-olwner, sperat a Stew , days last week with his naothet, Mrs*. Ja.1411 Foster, Mon • street,; Q Vis. J. asterson, Joel and Andy, of London, aro 'vl sating with ,N'lr. and XI'S. R. 1M, Sperling, sola street, for a few days. CLIP OUT CLIP OUT We have a large selection of beautiful, modern lamps from which to choose. Bring in this coupon -and save $3.00 on - your purchase_ _ - STREET FACTORY CLEARANCE ALE Refrigerators anges WE HAVE THEM YOU NEED THEM AY - Buy NOW and $ $SAVE$ $120.00 - ON A 12 cu. ft. Cyclamatic Refrigerator Easy Monthly Payments Trade-in Accepted 7 SHORE PPLIAN ON THE SQUARE Jamosmigmellagsmtittommisigia PHONE