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THE GODERICI SIGNAL. -STAR
THURSDAY, APRIL 24th, 102
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DUNGANNON, April '..3, — The
IUnited Church \1'.M.S. April meet-
lu;; wras held at Mrs. Nellie Stew-
1 art's with Mrs. Henry Horton, in•es-
Wetit, iu the chair. The meeting
!opened with the cull to wursaliip,
i:ustter Gave Us the Bible.'.' The
Easter program was iu charge of
Mks. Herb Fimuigun,, assisted by
UL's. U. .Shackleton and \tis. J.
lty;lu with Mrs. 11. Murton ,taking
n ,1L all l" -- mat- —Set Luster
hymns were jtt'ti awl _,a llltlllkuner
rut; taken. scud earl Was answered
bp, 11! tueriLtters and our visitor.
Z"everal items' or business were dis-
e;ussrd. • Members reported txwks
teat ;Aoki mare books were dissrio-
Utr[eti by alta. Watt. Hymn _'!J was
�lulb atiti \li's. liurtvu closed wits
the, ueilettiutLuu. Lt was announced
twit the roll cull at the next meet-
ing was to be answered by ,a terse
of Scripture. airs. M. steed uttered
her none for yuiltiui; and ,Mrs.
\‘ let will hold tar May meeting at
[he parsruusige. t_vrrs. Horton, Ctrs.
!teed and Mrs. Elliott were appuiu-
Lod 'to bt; on the building fund c^ulu-
ulltaee. Mrs. Stewart, the hostess,
served tea and retreatuaents at til;•
close of the afternoon.
Ur, Jack Leta, Toronto Univer-
sity student, spout the Easter vaca-
tion witch Iits',areal's, Mr. and firs.
H. J. L. Eedy.
!torn, on Friday, April 11, at
Goderich hos', tit 1, tv air. and Mrs.
Cecil Culbert, a sun.
Mr. and Urs. J. D: 11esson; MLss
Clara Sproule and friend, Mrs. Mc-
Donald of Stratford, were Easter
visitors with Misses Nettie and
Re'buta Sproul.
Mrs. J. Tait, Bra ud'on, U•an.,
visited her daugliter, Mrs. G-. Watt
and the. Rev. G. 1Wutt at the United
Church parsonage.
Mr. .1Jvilaid icoss, B.A., Oakvilslc,
and his mother, Mrs. Frets !toss,
Auburn, visited Mr. and Mrs. Heber
Etsly on Tuestdaty of Easter week.
Mr. Bill.Smyuhe, Brantford, silent
Easter week -end with -his brttitd
paretits, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oraer.
.1r. Jack tlrser, Toronto, was a
recent,visitor, also with his lxitrents.
.Mr. and M•rs. Russell Drennan of
ltriglut's Grove, were Easter week-
end visitors with their another, Mrs.
-Abner Morris.
Sunrise Service. — The .Young
People's 1'nlen of the United
Church with 24 members present
uTtz.tictic'tl-" i1"-'--Strurt:'>c' T 'ei"t'tics" it,r
-i.1 ; a.ui. Easter Sunday Morning
at the -church, bad weather prevent-
ing air ottYdoor service, as planned.
The Rev. George Watt, pastor, was
lcade'r. Atter the service a table
was set fur breakfast.
\1t;. and Mrs, David Gerrie aia1
li. +44iiu hle•r, Laarel, of Toronto,
)e1tt. Easter week -end with \tr.
'aid M'r's. K. K. Dawtou.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kidd and
fancily of Islington arrived at their
parents, Mr.• and Mrs. J. .1. Ryan
fat'. Easter. vacation and a11,, as a
motor party, spent a few days in
,Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bamford,
Preston, Mr. and Mrs. George Whit-
la-ru and little daughter, heather,
Torov�to, 5ptrnit - 'Easter week -end
with relatives herr'. . Mrs. D. E.
Anderson, who s1snt • the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. \Vhitlatn,
Toronto, has reltirmal' and spent a
few days with her daughter Mrs.
W. :McLeod, K Mira Mine.
GODERICH BRANCH —
GAME REGANIONS
Theperiod during -w tlirlt a deter.
- - reoose--er<-1>1rt1
-eareassrrrrty.�I+r kel+t
by a hunter after the closing of the
season has been extended by tive
,months, in an amendment to the
Fish- and Game Act passed by the
W. G. DULMAGE, Manager
Legislature. Any such animal or
bird, lawfully killed or procured,
"may be kept during. the period
between the end of tris o s -n season
in any year and August 31 • in the
pest year unless otherwise provided
under the regulations." the .Act
declares. •^'
KAYSER proportioned
hosiery that fit
here!
Jr.aand Mrs. Arthur Brown and
children; Diauae and Stephen, of
11•uudua, sf eat Laster week -end with
sin'. and Mrs: \Wilbur Brown.
- Miss - Bertha Jones. lt.ti., of
Kitchener speut,-u few days Kith
her parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Joues.
Mrs.. J. 1'itzgerald ana Urs. Rieli
Gardner who have been iu the West
for a year are expectat back home.
air. and „Mrs.... \\'. \lc.•4 u'_<' Gilt.
1 three 1iiUtle suns, E.lwira, spent
Easter week -end with the forruer's
Ipureltts, Mr. and Mrs. \\ illiaiu Ut-
Clure, sr., and on Easter Suiuhty
l Urs McCture observed a birtl.tday
w'ith a happy gathering of relatives
for dinner anti a supper with the
'•saaue friends at the nomu of Mr.
laud Mrs. Herb Finnigan.
Mr. and Mrs. ()sear Ottt4till of
'Walton spent Easter • Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. .tthur Elliott.
Goad Friday Service.—,The Rev.
G. Watt, pastor of the Dungannon
United l'hurtch, held a Good Friday
service at 11 a.m. in the anima
and gave au aUdrrts. The choir
sang two anitheuns.
Laster Sacrament.—April 6 was
the observance of tthe Easter Sac-
rament at the United Church. Mr,
\\'ill Vt,trie and Mr. Arthur 1;slliott
wore ordained to eldership, Mrs.
Fred Young received membership
and adult baptism. Mrs. Hugh
11.11e1Vhinuey aid Mr. \Villiuui
gins transferred membership to join
and Mr. Fred Young aLso became a
member,
The Co1 vanttyh 1 Junior Farmers
Club • met at the Parish Hall with
tv fair attendance. Mr. R. Snyder
of Waterloo spoke on artificial
insemination of cattle Willi many
points explained and questions an-
swered. A meetUr will be helti
,'stow to organize a "Machine Club"
to eolLsist of 12.30 members.
Junior 'Institute.—Mrs. Chester
Finnigan, president of the -Junior
ln.,•titUtlte lets the April Meting alt'
he_- seina,l, which dpette<1 with the
Mary titewnilt collect, the Institute
ode and the' Lord's Ilrayei•. The
roll call w•il.S answered by a full
rtit'tubership amt one' and each re-
-p orte d their favorite county to live
in. The lien programs were is•su&41.
Miss Joan Clark introduced the
guest speaker. Airs. Lorne. Scrim-
geour, who gave a tine address on
explaining the --':tali:: arid, (Jttjeets
eUf--- entetrs Institut, s.--"! '1'1T "i11i4t-
ing elltsed with the .11111ior }'armers'
song.
Alt'huugh the weather was very
wet on E.asteP $llntlaly,. the three
ehureht tt were very well attended
by members and visitors:.
.Miss Pearl Caldwell, 'Toronto,
spent the Week -ecus with her mother.
Mrs. R. Cltldwell.
Erskine W.M.S.—The. April met-
ing of.Erskine W.M.S. vas held in
the' form of a hhtinkotiering service
at the c'hurc'h with 11rs. Joint 1;en-
nott, the 1►resident, to the !'hut1',
olwairrig with singing Psalm 19. fol-
lowed by prayer. Miss Mary Mur-
ray read the Scripture lesson, the
theme being on, Christ's love for
1114 <lisc'iples. The Glitd Tid ngti
prayer was given by \irs. Mason
JIeA1li /ter followed by a solo, "The
Hand That 1,',is \Votth►,cltd for, M'e,"
by Alts. • Herb Stethers. Atter a
hymen, the gust speaker, Miss
Marion McDonald. gave an address:
on "\M1tat Dots Eas'te'r Mean to -
''NESTFIELD, April 23.—Mr. and
Mrs. Jasper Meilrietiyoof Guderieh
and Mrs. Ed. Kursehenski and
Maureen of Detroit visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon .Snell.
:lir. and Mrs. Joe Brophy and
children of Toronto visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buch-
anan and other friends. ,
A number of the ladies of the
vicinity attended the Easter Thank -
offering meetjng at Donnybrook on
Wednesday alternti,n. • .
Masters John -untf 'Ralph
bell, sons of lir.. and Mrs. Douglas
Campbell ha.d.their tonsils removed
at •Winghtrin hospital on Friday.
The farmers are busy at the seed-
ing. The past two or throve' days
of warm sunshine have mode a
great difference on the land.
There were u number of sky
gazers in this district on Friday
and again 'Sunday morning when an
aircraft went over leaving a vapor
trail.
Mr. and .Mrs. Norman Radford,
Mrs. Donald Snell and Leslie of
Parkhill visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Snell. Mrs.
Donald Snell. and 'Leslie remained
for a longer visit.•
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vint and
family- are moving to their new
home near Wingham .this week.
' Mrs. Norman McDowell visited
on 'Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Oliver I'ocock of Goderich Town-
ship.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl 'Wightman
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Henry
Bathers of Lucknow.
Dr. Jaynes McClinton and Mrs.
McClinton and family of Timmins
and Miss Chris. McClinton of Gode-
rich visited on 'Wednesday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Mari -in Mc -
.Dowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bosman of
Walton visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Rosman. Miss
Shirley Bosman, who - had been
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mre. Maurice . Bosman, 'returned
to 'Walton with her parents.
Mr. Dave Cook returned to' his
home at Elgin, Man., on Thursday
after spending the winter with Mrs.
Fred Cook and other friends.
Master Barkley ,Spiegleberg, son
of; Mir. a1.,,alrs. Arthur Spiegleberg,
underwent an operation for ap-
is ndieitis at the .Clinton hospital
$nnday evening, and is doing as
well' as van be expts_•ted.
You? --There were 11 imenshe rs
and three- visitors preStut. The•
Rev. Winn sang, "Hold 'Thou My
I and." :A chapter from the April
Record was, read by Mrs. W. Reed
and Mrs. Cliff Murray. After the
eiosing liytttn, the Rei'. Winn offered
prayer. At the close of thte after-
noon, the nientbers served refresh-
ments.
An Indian win* ordered a sand-
wich. at a drug, ,'store .peered' 1►e-
tween the slices of bread.
"You slice him ham'!" lie asked
the, waiter. •
- "Yes," said the, waiter. •
"lou pretty near miss him."
grunted 'the Itldiarl.
ASIWIELD W.M.S.
The April meeting of the- Ashlield
W.M.S. was held iu the church.
Mrs. ltuebett Wilson, who was in
charge .of the program, followed
the service of worship in the Glad
Tidings. Mrs. Wilson gave the
opening reading, followed by the
Singing of hymn 183. Miss Sadie
Johnston read the •Scriptut'e lesson.
Mrs. Rueben 1Vilson gave a reading
oh the First Easter or "ltesiurrec-
tion." Mrs. 1;'ettmau offered prayer.
Mrs. Emile MacLennan gave the
Scripture reading„and Airs. Hector
MacLean gave the meditation on it.
Miss Atg is Robb favored • with a
sole, "When I Survey the Wondrous
Cross.” airs. Russel Bissett gave a
reading from the 'Study- book on
"The Growth of the Protestant
Ohurch in South America," The
roll call ws answered with a written
verse from Scripture. Mrs. Ross
offered prayer.
Mrs, Allan McCauley was guest
speaker. She stressed the need of
renewed consecration and not to
forget the significance of what we
celebrate on Easter Sunday.
The president, Mrs. Duncan MLtc-
Kenzie, took charge for the busi-
ness. Many books were on hand
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Mrs. John Cowan. Mrs. Hugh Mac-
Kenzie ,and Mrs. Duncan Simpson
were appointed delegates to attend
the Wingham Presbyterial, May 6.
Mrs, Stuart MacLennan was asked
to attend to the "Prayer Circle."
After singing hymn 214, Mrs, Tont
McDonald gave the closing prayer_
There were 2(1 present. The Kintail
ladies served lunch.
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