The Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-09-24, Page 5,
l'HURSiD! .„ AY, SEPT. 24th,.. 10.59
THE GODERICH -SIG
GEORGE'S C UkCH
September. 27th -6 -10th Sunday after Trinity.
8.30 a.m. H01,..Y COMMUNION.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11 a.m. MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON.
' Junior Congregation and Nursery.
Tuesdafr, Sept. 39 -7 --St. Michael and All Angels
Holy . omMunion at 10 am. in the Chapel.
REV. KENNETH- E. TAYLOR, M.A.;-"114i, Rector
MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M,A, Organist and 'Choirmastii.
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
North Street United Church
10 'a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.. ,
"THE CHURCH IN THE EYES 00 GOD."
Junior. Congregation and, Nursery.
REV. A. E. EUSTACE, B.A., Minister.
MR. GEO. INGHAM, Mus. Bac.
Musk Director.,
Knox Presbyterian Chtirck
REV. R. G. MacMILLIAN, MISS B. J. WOODRUFF,
Minister Deaconess
MR. HERMAN DE JONG, Director of Praise.
124th ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
GUEST PREACHER: The Rev. Prof. O. V. Wade, Ph.D.,
Knox College,' Toronto, Ontario.
GUEST SOLOIST: Mr. Hendrick Smith, Sarnia, Ontario.
10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL. •
11 am. Sermon: "THECHURCH IN ToDfirs, WORLD."
(Nursery and ,Junior., Congregation).
Sermon: "THE SERVANT-.LQRD1ND HIS SERVANT
PEOPLE!'
A,K,FRIENDLY WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT KNOX..
AmisialmMININIMOINSIMMINIMINIMM
mmism6N.Ermiii.
7 P.m.
THE SALVATION ARMY
84 Lighthouse Street ,
1st LIEUT. AND MRS. H. CROSSLAND
11.00 a.m. HOLINESS MEETING.
2.45 p.m. DIRECTORY AND SUNDAY SCHOOL.
7.00- "p.m. —EVAN -GEL 1ST I Ce-SERV1 CES. •
Tuesday, 8 p.m. Mid Week Meeting.
Wednesday, 8 p.m. Home League.
You are never a stranger at the Army.
AismommuimmomminummOmmil
,AUBURN
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies return-
ed on Monday Ivening from their
vaqation spent in Illinois.
Sliver Wedding.—To the strain
of the wedding _march played by
Miss Margaret A. Jackson, Mrs.
J, Ciaig ushered the guests
of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, J.
Phillips to two prettily decorated
chairs. " The Orange Hall was dec-
orated with lighted tapers, auturnn
flowers, and the bride and groom
of 28 years entered, by candlelight.
IVfrs. T. Robison pinned
corsages on them and Miss Marg-
aret R. Jackson read an address
of good wishes froth, the friends
and neighbors assembled to ob-
serve this occasion. Mrs. William
Straughan presented 'Mr. and Mrsa
Phillips- with a silver anniversary
money tree. Mr. Phillips thanked
everyone for the gift and Mrs.
Phillips also thanked the friends'
for this 'surprise party.. Mrs. Wes.
Bradnock was chairman and •Mrs.
William J. 'Craig led in a sing -song
with Miss Jackson ,at the piano,
A humorous reading was given by
Mrs. !Roy Finnigan, followed by a
s,olo by Mrs, Gordon R. Taylor,
Mrs. .Dunean MacKay pleased
everyone by playing one of • the
first selections that she. learned
,when a mirtsie 44010 of Mts. Phil-
lips. Misses Jung and Joan Mills
sang two lovelyduets and Mr. and
IVIrss pverett :Taylor played a har-
intorno duet accomp4nied by Nip..
Kenneth McDougall.Mrs. Craig
gave a musical reading and Mrs.'
G. Taylor, sang 'Sweet Atthurn,'
Revs, R. Sweeney played twis fine
violin solos and' wordS Of con-
gratttlations were , expressed, by
Raymond Redmond; Amos Andrew,
Goderich, Keith ' Arthur, Frank
Raithby, .Adain Hamilton, who was
banker here in 1913, and Harry
Sturdy, of 'Clinton. A 4plicious
lunch was served, and during „the
lunch hour. words ..were expressed
to the honored conple •by William
J. Craig, James Hembly, William
Strau.ghan, 'Atirs_Aussel Shaw, of
Alliston, and Rev. Mr. Sweeney.,
The evening was closed by the
singing of "Auld Lang Syne."
If you own some land containing
a watercourse or bounded by one,
you have what are known as "rip.
arian rights." The rights of an
owner adjacent to water extend to
the middle of the stream; those of
an owner whose land contains a
strewn:are' absolute unless they in-
flict injury on other riparian own-
ers. . • gall
GODERICH BAPTIST' CHURCH
' "Where you are a stranger only once"
10 a.m. CHURCH SCI40L.
11 a.m. "DIVINE FELLOWSHIP."
7 p.m. "MAN'S MISTAKE."
REV. EGON VON KEITH, B.A., Minister.
MR. CHAS. MERRILL, Organist.
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BENMILLER UNITED. CHURCH
HARVEST ANNIVERSARY
11 a.rin. REV. GEORGE WYLIE, B.A., B,D., Wallaceburg.
‘,"MORE THAN THE GOLDEN RULE"
12.30 Fellowship Luncheon.
VictOria Street and Union will worship with Behmiller at
. 11 a.m.
REV. S. A. MOOT, MRS. B. STRAUGHAN,
Minister. Organist.
NOW IS THE TIIViE TO CHOOSE .
immour
FREE METHODIST CHURCH,
WELCOMES YOU.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
9.50 a.m. Family Sunday School.' Promotion Sunday.
11 a.m. "Dedicated- Christians—Channels of „Blessing."
4 -p.m: "The' 'Gceat Dividing Line."
WEDNESDAY, p. P.M. — PRAYER AND BIBLE STUDY.
Wt. E. A. COOPER, Pastor.
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14. In Memoriam
LARDER.—Iri loving memory of
a dear sister and aunt, Shirley
Marie, who passed away Septem-
ber 23, 1953.
Six years have paSsed and gond,
Since one we loved ,s9 well,
Was taken from her'home on earth
With Jesus thrist to dwell.
—Always remembered 43y sister
Jean ni e, brother-in-law Clem,
nephews 'Billy and Bobby, niece
Vera.. 38x
LArtDER.—In loving memory of
our daughter, Shirley " Marie
Larder, who passed away Septem-
ber, 23, 1953,
Six years have passed sine that
day,
The one we loved was called away;
God took her home, it was His will,
But in our hearts she liveth still.
'Sadly missed by Mom and Dad.
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15. Cards of Thanks
BOGIE. — My sincere thanks . to
those who sent Me flowers, cards
and gifts -and who visited me
while a patient in Goderich hos-
pital; also to nurses, staff and
Dr. J. W.. Wallace.'
' Bert Bogie.
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PATTON.—The si\Sters or the late
Mrs. John Patton wish to extend
s_their,Siecere thanks:Jo, those who
sent floral tributes, loaned cars
. or expressed their sympathy by
cards or in other many ways. •
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THE MAPLE' LEAF CHAPTER; ,
LODE., wishes to thank those
Persons who donated to. The pp!
portunity Shop durihg ,the sum- •
riser. Your generosity is deeply ;.
appreciated. Any donationare
gratefully received.
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16: Engagements
Mr. •ancl Mrs. Amos Andrew, of
Goderieh,swish to_annoUnce the ens
gagement of their younger daugh-
ters Mary Evelyn, to Dalton Gary
Suchard, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. .
G. Suchard; of London. The mar-
riage will -take place in North
Street United Church, ,Goderich,
on October 17.. .38x
18. Births
130WRA:—At Alexandra, Hospital,
Goderich, onSeptember 18, 1959,
to Mr. and Mrs. William -Bowra,
Stratford, -a. daughter,' Deborah
Lynne: :
BUCHANAN.—At Peel . Hos.Pital,
Brampton, on September 20,
1959, .to. Mr. and -Mrs: Fred
Buchanan, Brampton, a son.
CRUICKSHANK. — At Ala
exandr
Hospital, Goderich, on Septem-
ber 17, 1959, to IVIr. and Mrs.
. Douglas Cruickshank, Goderich,
a datighter. , •
PATTERSON.—At Brampton Gen-
eral Hospital, Brampton, on Sep-
tember 23, 1959sto Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Patterson (nee Pitblado,
R.N.), GeorgetoWin a son, Scott
Douglas.
SPAIN. --At General Hospital, Fort
Erie, on September 18, 1959, to
Mr. and Mrs. Pat. Spain, (former-
ly Lorraine Thompson), a son,
Nathen.
SUCH. — At, Alexandra H1ospital,
Goderich, on September 19, 1958,
to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 13. Such,
Goderich, a daughter.
,VANDYK.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on September 20, 1959,
to Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Vandyk,
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R.R. 5, Goderich, a son, Henricus
Petrus ,(Henry). i
• , NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that the Muni -
Council of the Corporation
of the Town of Goderich intends
to pas s a Ily-larv ,stopPing up
and closing Ash Lane •antic'the
North half of Loeust, Street, Mc-
Lean's Survey, 'Plan 17, Gode-
rich, and that the said Corpor-
ation intends to convey the same
Ltoantdhe.AcDti.reT ,etori, The Veteran's
AND ,Fuirrara TAKE NOTICE
that the municipal council of
the Corporation of th.e Town of
Gtiderich will hear, in • person,
or by his counsel, solicitor or
agent, any prson wile, claims
that his .lands will be prejudici-
ally affected by the said by-law,
and Who 'applies to be heard; on
Friday, October 23, .1959, at 7.30
p.m., in the • Town West
sStreet, Goderich.
DELIVERED AT GOERD ICH
t,his 18th day of September,
1959.
• S. H. BLAKE, Clerk.
Certified a true and correct
'copy of the Original By -Law.
S. H. Blake.
BY-LAW NI,TYIBER 27 OF 1959
OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH
A By-law „ to ,authorize the
stopping up ,Of Ash Lane and
the North half of Locust
Street in McLean's Survey,.
Plan 17, Goderich, and con-
, veying the 'same to The -Direr--
\ tor. The Veteran's Land, Act.
WHEREAS pursuant to the
powers contained in the Munici-
pal 'Act i R.S.O. 1950; Chapter
243, Section 469. the Council of
every municipality may pass by-
laws for -stopping up or selling'.
all or part of any highway with-
in the limits of the Corporation.
AND WHEREAS by McLean's
Survey. registered in the Reg-
iStry Office fer sthe Registry
Division of. the County of Huron
as Plan 17 for the Town of ,
Goderich, Ash Lane and Locust
Street were dedicated, as public
' highways.
-AND MITA 'ENS -The 'Ah
Lane...and Locust Street have
never been opened.
'AND WHEREAS the Separate
School Board of the Town of
Goderich has made application
to The Director, T.he Veteran's
Land Act to 'purchase certain
lots in said Plan 17 for the pur-
pose of erecting thereon a
separate school.
H' •
AND WEREAS for purpose
of the said Board it is requisite
that Ash Lane and ' the north
half of Locust Stteet be closed
and the said Goderich Separate
Schbol Board have made applic-
ation to the Corporation of the
Town Of Goderich that.the same.
be closed and be cenveyed to
the abutting owner.
NOW THEREFORE THE MUNI-
CIPAL COUNCIL OF THE COR-
PORATION OF THE TOWN OF
GOMRIC:1-1 ENACTS AS • FOL-
LOWS:
1. THAT Ash•Lane, according to
Registered Plan Number 17
for the Town •pf Goderich be
Atopped up and .closcd and
that the fee in tho same he
conveyed to the Director, The
Veteran's Land Act.
2. THAT the north half of Lo-
cust Stral according to Registered „Plan Number 17 for,
the said Town of Goderich be
stopped up and closed and the
fee in the .same be Conveyed
to the Director, The Veteran's
Land Act.
3. THAT notice of the proposed
Bylaw shall be publisched once
a ,week for four successive
weeks . in the Signa+zStzir, a
newspaper published in the
Town of Goderich, the first of
such publications to be made
on the, 24th day of September,
1959_, and that said notice
shalrcontain notice of a time
and place at which the coun-
cil shall hear any .person, or
'by his counsel, solicitor or
agent, any person who claims
that his land may be prejudi-
cially affected by the said by-
law. '
4 AT before the said bylaw
c nes into force and takes
effect riotice of. the passing
of the said by-law shall be
posed in six of the most
pnblit Places in the immediate
neighborhood of Ash Lane
and Locust Street for a period
of one month.
READ a first and second time
11.1)9i5s9. 18th day of September,
(Sg,d.) Ernie'C. Fisher; Mayor,
(Sed,) S. H. Blake, Clerk.
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1.9-, Notice to Creditors
ALL persons having claims against
the estate of Jennie Youngbluts
late of the Town of Goderich, • in
the County of Huron, WidoW, who
died on or about the 3rd, day of
September, 1959, are required to
file the same with full particular4
with the undersigned by the 8tli
day of October, 1959, as after that
date ,the assets of. the estate. will
be distributed. •
Dated at the Town Of Goderich,
in the County of Huron, this 10th
day of September; 1959.
' HAYS and PREST,
Barristers & Solicitors,
GOderich, Ontario,
37-39- Solicitors for the Estate
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ASSOCIATION — Better
Bulls are, -Used" supply 41'00041
breeding service for all- lyped4 of
cattle If phoning long &Awe,
simply nak for Clinton Zelah
9-5650. If it is 4,.loeal--•call, us
our regular 'number Clinton HV
2t3441, For service or more in-
formation,. call between 7-30 and
9.30 a.m. week days, 6.00 and 840
p.m. Saturday eveningsu For cows
noticed in heat on Sunday morning
do not call until Monday morning.
The quality is high and the cost
low.
SHARPiS ARE THEY? Saws: hand
and electrie hand filed for fast
cutting; acissors, cutlery, hand
power lawnmowers, etc. Part-
time' farm work etc. Cal evenings
preferably. C. H. Bomar, Huron
road, opposite store, -17t1
Experienced, Licensedl
AUCTIONEER
ALLAN MacINTYRE
• Lucknow
Phone 10-r-24 Ripley. Collect
(Can be contacted each Wednesday
at Lucknow Sale)
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ed with modern equipment, All
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REPAIRS to furniture and refinish- Toronto; . Basil Reynolds, r. arid
Mrs. Jack Hussey and son John,
Mg. Phone 64:3-R or call at 132.
• of Lucknow; Walter Kelly, of Lon- •
don.
Congratulations to the Port' Al-
bert ball team on winning the
John Hanna Trophy for the third
time in their recent game against
the Lucknow ball team—score
to 4. •
anTd .��rs. Hugh niiger. and $0.
Benedict, of -pal) visited wftJi
-friends. in AP- Shb0#9.94'.
dur-
ing the past'Weet,''
Mrs. ikras, Sinnetk of CtrerrIA,Nisl;t,!,
ed With the.,:cmeli • and gOwa1rd.
farrfiiies during the 140,,Weelri
• Mr. 411d Nfrt.ZWelly, Of liatehenert
are week -end guests With Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Eckert; , • .
Mr. and Mrs.. 4011,Qrm..034.1sin,
ily„ of Buffalo, and Nisi Vraneet
Gilmore, of London, spent the•
week -end here, and 'visited with
Mrs. Ed. Gilmore who is convalesc-
ing in Wingham hospital._
Mr. Jim Gilmore, who had his
hand severely injured in .a machin-
ery accident, is now able to return
to his home here, from Wingham
hospital.
Mr. Lawrence Austin,' accom-
panied by .his sister, Mrs., violet
„Austin and daughter. Marilyn, of
Detroit, are visiting at the, Cyzil
Austin home. .
We are sorry to learn that Mit.
Jerry • Dalton is a patient, in Ste
Mary's Hospital, London, following
a stroke. -
Several from this district at-
tended the Western Fair..,in Lon-
don last week.
Mrs. Andre* Martin is .conv,alese-
ing at her home here, after,one
week's stay in Goderich hospital.
- Other week -end visitors here •
were: Miss • 'Frances D-altrin • of
Trafalgar street, Goderich.
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GODERICH Plumbing and Heating,
New and used furnaces, spacedieet-
ers, new Moffatt ranges, water
tanks and dryers. Geo. Chrysler,
146 Palmerston street, phone 1166-J
far prompt, oourtcous service.
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23. Used Cars
TOP CAR' VALUES •
AT HURON AUTOMOTIVE
1957 ZODIAC (British -built Ford)
4-deor, 6 -cylinder overhead ,valve
engine, radio, two-tone paint.
1957 FORD, "300" tudor, new auto-
matic transp ission jug installed_
five new tires, new he'avy duty
battery, new pdrit — $1850.
1954 STUDEBAKF.R Champion; 4 -
door.
1953 PLYMOUTH 2 -door, new .paint
and slip covers, mechanically
good, $695.
1953 STUDEBAKER Champion, 4 -
door.
1952 STUDEBAKER Champion, 4 -
door, radio, overdrive, side mir-
ror, body completely rebuilt, new
paint. $595.
1952 STUDEBAKER Commander
"V-8, autothatie, radio, body re -
bunts -new paint. — $595.
1951 CHEVROLET. HardtOp, power -
glide, new automatic transmis-
sion just installed, :engine, ci d y ,
paint andtires in excellent con
dition, $595,
1951 DODGE 1 -ton Express, 4 -speed
. transmission., long box. — $595.
DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK, Sept. 1.. --;Mrs.
Wm. Hardy and Jean. attended a
miscellaneous shower at the Nile
in honor of her sister, June Nivins,
last Wednesday evening:
Mrs. James Murray, of Meose"
Jaw, Sask.; Mrs. Viney Heffron and
Miss Addie Walsh, of Blyth, • visit-
ed one day recently with their
aunt, Mrs. Patrick Walsh,
Mr. and Mrs. Wiser and baby,
of Port Albert, and Mr.- and .Mrs.
Bert Fitzgerald, of Kincardine,
-visited - one day last week with
_Mrs, „John iThompsearesand-Hbward,
Mrs. Cecil ,Chaniney, of Wing -
ham, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her, daughter, Mrs." Sam
Thompson, Mr, Thompson and fam- .-
ily. •
Miss Elaine Jefferson, of London,
spent tihe week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jeffer-
son,
Mrs J. C. Robinson, of Wingham,
visited with her son, Mr. Edward
Robinson, Mrs.. Robinson and fam-
ily. ..
Mrs. John Thotripson. and How,
• ard, visited in Goderich on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jefferien
and Debra, were at TObermory and
Midland over. the week -,end.
'Mr. and, Mrs. George Aeeves, of
Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
HilLiard Jefferson and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. Morley Johnaton 'was in
London .on Sunday to see her
youngest son, Grant., is a
HURON AUTOMOTIVE *a patient in Victoria Hospital. She
expects him home in a few slays,;
We are glad to hear Mr. John A:
Thompson has returned home after
" being a patient in Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital this past week.
The name of the Mississippi liver
in Ontario ,somes from two Indian
words—"missi" meaning great, and
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AD 1 I WILL not be responsible for any
OTHERS
'I debts incurred by my wife,' Me4.
In the Estate of IVAN PAPERNICK Dianne Fuller, after this date,
late of. the Town of Goderich, in ; September 22, 1959.
Deceased, V ,. 1 ' 13840x
Ronald Fuller,
the County b f Huion, Merchant, I
- Goderich.
All persons claimingagainst the I ' ,
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eState of. Ivan Papernick, are re -i----
quired to forward full p-a'rticulars 1 zl. I3usiness Notiee
in writing' to the undersigned on
or before the 15th day. of October,
1959.after which date the assets
of the esrate will be distributed.
Dated at Goderich this 10th day
of September, 1959, by Donnelly &
Donnelly, Goderich, Solicitors for
the Estate. - '' -37.39 LAWN SODDING AND LAND-
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but fihat is enossgh to cax.ry a tree softeners. bathroom fixtures
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