The Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-07-21, Page 17t:
THURSDAY, JULY 31st, 1952
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, AUGUST' 3
8.30 astir. HOLY COMMUNION.
11 a -no. MORNING PRAYiN:R AND SERMON.
.Special preacher -The Rev. Lyall Crawford of
'Parkhill. Mr. Cn wford is a Goderich Old
Boy.
REVEREND BEVERLY H. FARR, KA, , ..Th.. RRCTOR
A. W. ANDERTON. Orgiudst and Cho�trmauter
North Street United Church
WELCOME OLD BOYS
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 11,.111. Sermon: "OLD MILLS THAT HAVE
CEASED TO GRIND."
Mr. Donald, A. Landry, baritone, of Toronto,
will be gUest soloist.
WORSHIP IN THE OLD HOME CHURCH
REV. H, A. DICKINSON, B.A., MINISTER
Knox . Presbyterian Church
WELCOMES ALL OLD HOME WEEK VISITORS TO ATTEND
DIVINE WORSHIP AT THE GODERICH PUBLIC -SCHOOL
ON SUNDAY MORNING AT 11 O'CLOCK.
Junior Congregation and Nurser.
REV. R. G. MacMILLAN. W. H. BISHOP, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.11I.
Minister. - Director of Praise.
Goderich Baptist . Church
MONTREAL ST.
Minister: REV. IAN G: HIND, B.A.
Organist and Choir' Director: FRANK BISSETT.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. REV. GORDON HOLMES, K.A., B.D., Former Pastor.
7 -p.m. REV GORDON HOLMF.S.
Monday 8 p.m. 13.Y.P.U.
Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1952
11 a.m. "GOD'S GLORY."
Victoria. Street Church welcomes the visitors and former members
during Old Home Week.
MINISTER_REV.. D. W. WILLIAM
ORGANIST -MISS MARY JOYCE STRACHAN
THE SALVATION ARMY
2nd LIEUT. MAYO AND PRO. LIEUT. EMERY.
Saturday -8 p.m. Street Meeting. featuring the old Gospel songs.
SUNDAY SERVICE;-' -
11 a.nt. HOLINESS 11TEETING.
3 p.nt. SUNDAY SC'HOOL-
7 p.m. SALVATION MEETING,
The Salvation Arm is "an Evangelistic .Lighthouse -ht Godeirich
and you will receive a friendly welcome.
BETHEL TABERNACLE
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. HOWARD MINAKER. PASTOR
10 a..nL (nue and iLRING your family to 'SUNDAY SCHOOL.
I Al' SCHOOL.
11 a.m. "ANANIAS AND SAPPIIIKA."
6 p.m. Service at the Dock.
7.30 p.m. "THE GREAT TIME OF HOME -COMING"
Spend God's Day In God's House
Tuesday 7.30 p.m. 2nd Chapter of Ephesians.
8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
Friday 8 p.m. CHRIST'S AAfITASSADORS,
THE LITTLE CHURCH WITH THE BIG WELCOME.
MOVING TO GODERICH
LUCKNOW:=Friends .and neigh-
bors, including the congregation of
Hackett's United Church, gathered
at S.S, No. 10, Ashfield, to honor
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Johnstone. who
are leav,:i,ng to Lake up residence
in Goderich. There was a musical
program. Air. -and Mrs. Johnstone
were 'presented with handsome
gifts, and a farewell -address was
read by Mrs. Elliott Sandy.
THE GODERICH 8iQNAIr3TAR
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NEWS OF DU NGANNON
1)UNGA:NNON, July 30. - The
Duugauuou United Church held an
interesting service on Sudtlay at
11 a.tu. with Miss Sybil Courtice,
a returned missionary from Japan,
us guest speaker. 'The Rev. ,George
Watt, pastor, is uu vacation for a
month."and, this being his secoud
Sunday of absence, the Mission
Ltaud arranged this interesting pro-
gram. Mr.' Har 'ey Anderson led
the service throughout. After the
Cull to worship, 'doxology, invoca-
tion and, a hymn, Psalm 724 w'ay
read responsively and prayer was
offered by the leader. The -choir,
comprised of Mission Baud mem-
bers, sung "Dare- to be a- Danlei"
with Mrs. St`ingel, church organist,
ueeompanying ut the piano. The^
Scripture lesion was read by J. C.
Durnin. The offering was; received
by 'Wayne Brown and Lorne Alton.
Norma Pentland gave the minutes
of the last meeting. The Baby
Baud snug "Bring Them In," ac-
companied by Mrs. Otto Popp. The
junior boys of the Mission Bund
eunie forward and together repeated
the; Members' Purpose. George
Datwson' held a few words to say
about "World Friends," • their
magazine that reaches 32 hotnes
here. Mrs. Melvin heed, represent-
ing 'the Missionary Society, intro-
duced' 'the guest speaker, Miss
Courtice, who gave a most•, interest-
ing address On "Love Is not Selfish"
in a manner that held the attention
of all. After the service, -many
gathered around to see souvenirs
and pictures of Japan. Miss Cour-
tice, who served 12 years in Japan,
also sang for the children "Jesus
Loves Me" in the Japanese lang-
uage. Mr. Anderson, during: the
service, commented on the tine pro-
gram prepared by Mrs. Cecil Blake,
Mission Band sup'eriutendent and
assistant, Mrs. Robert Irvin. He
also remarked on the upward trend
of the young people, who held ser-
vice 'the previous Sunday, led by
31iss Edna Rivett with au aldress
given by Mr, Warren Zinn, The
group of Y!P,.U, members also had
service at Port Albert and Crewe.
Visitors with Mrs. J. Hamilton
on Sunday were her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. II.- McKie, Toronto, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Sturdy, . Goderich
Tow'nship, and .their mother, Mrs.
M1�illia►m Straughan, 95, of Ben -
miller, also Mrs. 1'iolet Parrish
of Lucknow.
'Air: and Mrs. Elmer Shackleton,
Detroit, visited the former's
mother, Mrs. Ellen Shackleton at
the home of Mrs. J. Hamill.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mason
etc •Allis
tet• on t werSundaye ert Mrr
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Mrs. Harvey- R. - Lillajeatu and
Fraser, Port Elgin, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Black, Billy' ant Ronny
of Port Albert.
Miss Mary Lou McAllister re-
turned home after 10 days visiting
her .grandparents.
United Church W.A.--'l'he United
Church 1V.A. met Thursday even-
ing, July 18, at the .home of Mrs.
Wilbur Brown, ,the president. After
et hymn and the. Lord's Prayer.,
Mrs. J: Ryan read the Scripture
lesson. airs. It. Moore gave the
1ea390II
thought and :qrs. Niel. Reed
offered e prayer. ager. After the roll call
and minutes, Mrs. G.• Nudges gave
the parsonage -report of the com-
mittee, who purchased' a new
chesterfield suite recently for tits
,parsonage. 'Jimmy. Blake gave a
piano number. After a discussion,.
it • was decided to hold a .Tupper-
ware demonstration. Wayne Brown
also favored with a piano selection.
Mrs. Cecil Blake gave the topic on
"Gambling."' Thanks was expressed
to llrs. Brown for the use of her
halms that evening. It, was re-
grettable that .Mlts.. Kitchener Fin-
nigan broke her wrist recently. She
had planned to have the ladies for
their meeting that evening. The
meeting closed with a hymn and
beuedict1 ni. There were 1_4 mem-
bers and t.wl) Visitors 1►reseirt The
hostesses were Airs. 1). Phillips,
Mrs. It.`' Stothers, MIss Rebini
, ►rout and Mrs. n M
'Irvin.
Visitors , with MIr. David NleAl-
lister and sister Josephine last
week were Alr. and Mirs. Fred
Beadle, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
M1 r. and Mfrs. Linfield Anderson
and family, Detroit, who have a
cottage at Port Albert, have ,also
been in. the village here to renew
1 1 .. ltnatt v tir � •
1 i .
Mrs. Isaac Andrew ,and daughter,
Airs. G. Kirkland, Nancy :ind
Kenny- vlsited Mrs. S..1. Kilpatrick
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. •B. F. ('omfortr St.
Catharines, spent the week -end
wjth Mlesrs, ldarold and Cecil
Blake,
Miss Clara' Sproul and ,Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. llesson, Stratford,
visited the .Miissse''s Rebina :and
Nettle Sproul, Sunday, ulsu Mrs.
Kilpatrick.
Miss Sybil Courtice, returned mis-
sionary, who spoke at the United
Church, Sunday wonting, was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs.
Mathew Shackleton, whose sister,
Fauns' (Mrs. Howard Durn'in) tow
of Vancouver, had been her as-
sociate. in miss,en training, some
years ago.
Misses Margaret Black and Edna
Stewart enjoyed a week in i cabin
at Kincardine Beach..
Miss Barbara has re-
covered. nicely after en operation
at Goderich hospital for removal
of tonsils,.
Mrs. James McDonald and daugh-
ter, Miss Nevde McDonald, R,N., of
Strathroy with Mrs. W." R. An-
drew of Goderich are spending a
'holiday at Mrs. Goderich,,
home
in the village.
Mr. Ken Brown of Cliutou Radar
School spent the weekend , with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
- Brown.
For the next two Sundays, there
will be no service at the United
'Church. The pastor, Itev. G. Watt,
is' on vacation.
ASHFIELD
THE SUNSET HOTEL
extends awarm welcome to all former
residents and visitors curing
Old Home Week:
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ENJOY THE EXCELLENT MEALS AT. THIS POPULAR RESORT
MOTEL OVERLOOK.ING"LAKE HURON.
On week -days breakfast is served from '8 to 9.30 a.m.; lunch from 12.30
to 2 p.m.; and dinner from 6 to 7.30 p.m.
On Sundays breakfast is from 8.30 to 10 a.m.; dinner from 1.45 to 2.15
p.m.; and our popular buffet supper from 6 to 7.30 p.m.
ASHFIELD, July 30. -Mr. and
Mrs. Leadbetter -and Barbara of
Brockville have been holidaying at
the home of Mrs. Leadbetter's par=
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mac-
Gregor.
ac-
Gregor.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank MacLennan
of 'Windsor, 'who are in their cot-
tage at Bruce Beach, called on
their old friend, Mr.'Dati' MaeDou-
ald at Kintail,
Mr. Charlie MacGregor of Water-
loo is visiting at the old home with
Mr. and Mrs: Fred MacGregor,
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Bailie of Tor-
onto are also visiting with Mr.
13ailie's sister, Mrs. Fred Mac-
Gregor.
Mrs. Abate of Detroit is visiting
with her -cousins, Minnie and John
Cathcart.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van de Ley
visited Sunday -at`, Sarnia • with -
friends. -
Harry MacDonald has returned'
home from Victoria Hospital and
is leaking a good recovery.
JIr, Duncan MacKay -of Van-
couver is visiting with his brother
.Roy and Mrs. MacKay.
Miss Annie MacMurray is visit-
ing with her brother, Mr. Archie
MacMurchy and Mrs. MacMurchy.
LEEBURN
LEERt?ItN July :W.--Mlrr•' and
Mrs. Janie: Schultz of St. Peters
burg, Fla., are o11 1 two -months'
vacation, with_tbe tatter's daughter.
Mrs. Harvey Fisher and •Mr. Fisher
and fainily.r Mr. and Mrs. Schultz
were oc'companied from Detroit by
the latter's daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Young and Mr. Young.
Mrs. Pope cif Montreal is holiday-
ing with . her son. Mr. Richard
Buehanao and .Mrs. Iluchanan and
family.
• Mr. and Mrs. Doug M(Klintock
and Bobby '
} � oP• Brownsville
vigite(l
over the week cud with the tatter's
sister, Mrs. Elmer 'Hunter and Mr,
Hunter. -
r and Linda.
Mr. rind Mrs. George (.liddon of
Vinenlount. and Mrs. W. Gliddon
and Velma of`Grxderiell ..isited rela-
tives in,the district last Friday.
Our broad land : It is 4,5-13 miles
from St. John Newfoundland, to
British Columbia's Prince Rupert.
CARDS OF THANKS
Alt. ANI) MH{S. R. 'H. S'1'EELE
extend their thanks to 1►r. Wm.
Walsers and the nurses and staff
of Alexandra Hospital for tl1(ir
care and attention at the birth of
their son. 31x
1•:IJl1N ['()RTE1t AND FAM-
ILY and Mrs. - Adelaide Reid
r .
wish to acknowledge with „r,atituttc
the kindness shown thein in their
'bereavement ; they %votta like also
to thank those who sentflowers,
cards of sympathy and Ivan of curs.
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THE I''AMiLY of THE LATE
Mrs. R. II. l'utf lakes this
means to express their thanks for
the loan of ears, • for the flowers
and the many arts of-tyni.palhy
bestowed on them. -31
MOTI}ER, 'HSISSBANI) A U
family .,of the late Sarah E.
Porter wish to (hank their many
friends, relatives, and'neighbors •I'nr
sincere sympathy' shown thein dur-
ing their recent sad bereavement.
.for cards of sympathy :and :itis
of kindness, -31
MRS. MVII. BIRNIP. 'WI SIIES '1'0
thank ;111 her friends and 11)
matron, nurses and staff for all
their kindness to. her while c.
patient in the Goderich hospital.
NEWS OF AUBURN
AUBURN, July 30. -Mrs. Harry
Rfuderkuecht, Mrs. McIntyre and
Mr. and Mrs. Burry Riuderkuecht,
Jr., and daughter of Detroit visited
Mr. and Mrs. George Beadle.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mcliveen
and three children of Oshuwu are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Me-
llveeu. '
Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Phillips vislted
Mr. and 'Mrs, A. 11'. Zurtxrlgg,
towel, Sunday.
At the service at Knox Presby
terlan Church on Sund y the ltev.
J. . Honeywell baptized Richard
_Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Freak.
Mcllveen, -Oshawa, .ami. _ grandson
of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Mcilveen.
Mr.- and Mrs. Lester Schwartz of
Galt and Donald Ross of Toronto
spent the week -end with Mrs, Fred
Ross. •
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mellveen
have returned to Oshawa after
holidaying at the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Meidveeu.
For the next two Sundays, the
RerCharles Scott, B.D., of Blyth
will occupy the pulpit of Knox
Presbyterian . Church.
•
Mrs. William Straughan Is visit-
ing her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Jardiu-vtnd Mr. Jwrdin, Clarksburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Clift • McDonald
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Dodd and son Bill have re-
turned from a holiday at Muskoka.
Mr. Frank Walters, brother of
Mrs. Arthur Grange, has returned
from Korea. Ile is on a two
months' leave.
Mr. John Leach has- returned to
Toronto. It . Ire was accompanied' by
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pattet'son who
spent a few days in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stalker and
Mrs. Vida Straw of Flint, 'Mich.,
spent the week -end •.with Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Craig. They also
visited their brother, Frank Stalker,
who Ls a patient in Clinton hos-
pital.
Mr. A. Morris, sr„ and lir. and
Mr.' Arthur Morris and family tire
visiting Mrs. 1Vyids and the Misses
'l'olliusons.
Mrs. Daphne Heaney alai
sun Larry ° of 5 1 r ti t. f o r d
visited Me. and Mrs. Robert Craig.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
Davies on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Ranks Butler, Mr. and Mrs.
James Beer if Ingersoll, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Boyes of Dorchesler
alnd M•r, and Mrs. Clifford Bastla
of London.
Mrs. Stewart Patterson of Barrie
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Anderson. -
Mr. "and MIrs. Gormley '1'hoip-
son and Bobby, ' Bibb Hotchkiss and
Ken Letton of -I;rrituliton ,were 4pt1-
'l y' ►isitnrs with Mr. and Mrs.
(;urIlley Thompson.
Mr. 'and Mrs. 'l'liornas Anderson
of Yellowknife, who are visiting
the former's mother, Mrs. 1Villiant
Anderson. showed moving pictures
in the Orange Hall Monday night.
The pictures were all taken by thein
and included family scenes, scenes
of Yellowknife, Niagara Falls,
CREWE
(-'RI?,1VE. ,JuPy 30. ---Mr. Elsner
Zinn of- Belmore visited with his
'brother. :11r. E. (:,- Zinn and fanc-
ily on Saturday:
:Mrs. ('racier and L4)1cn1a of Lon-
don were wi'c'k -end visitor's with,
Mr. cln(I Mrs. (': Crozier and family.
Mr. and MIi•s. ('. Finnigan spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M.
Henry :ind family of l'int''River.
Mfr, and Mrs. (. ('hamney- of Bel -
grave visited with .MIr.. anc1. Mrs.
Raymund Finnigan.
JIr, Thomas 7'waniley-'ltf 4:oil(
rich visited with Air. and Alrs.
Benson Shackleton 111(1 family on
Friday and Saturday. IIe :also
called on Air. and Mfrs. C. Finnigan.
The community extends sympathy
to Airs. 11. Shackleton, whose father
passed away recently: luso to Al;'s.
Lorne (pasty in -the death of her
Aunt
Some of the Crewe congregation
Attended service at • Dungannon
(•hnrrh on Sunday Iuorning and
enjoyed the i11 [(icing address of
Miss Sybil ('otartice of ('limon.'The
Sund:iy previous :a very tine service
was hell at the tliree appointments
under the direction of the Y.P.C.
BENMILLER
L'J•:NMIi7,t,EIt, .July- 30. -Mr. M1'il-
1.1anl Vett gait of Sarnia spent the
.week -end With Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
ley Vanston('. -
Visitors with Mr. :and'Mrs. El-
fre(1 Moore last week were iter
sister :and husband, Mr. and Mrm.
Arthur ('ai hlin of Detroit and her
niece, Miss Patricia Fullerton of
5a nl iegu, ('n 1. -.
31r.. --and Mrs. Dal,vid harrower
nt iAnion spent the reek -end with
the Rev. and Mrs. Harrower.
Misses. Peggy Young- and Wendy
(:tilders•of Goderich spent last week
with 31r. and 31rs. (:Irvin Young.
THE VOICE OF BETHEL
REV., HOWARD E. MiNAKER
THE (.RE17' Ii0ME-COMiNG.
"The dead in 4'hvrist shall rise first : tht i se which are alive and
1(110ain sha)i be caught ltd) together with them . to n1 et
bile Lord in the air: and so small the ever be with the Lord."
i Thems. t :1t1-1•?
Next ‘v- ek is to be :a great lime of celelirstinal fnr present and
former citizens of Gnde'rirh. 11 1yM be as time for renewal of idyl
a(rtlraintauces and will undoubtedly result in the making of new.
Ilnw' 111111'11 111nre j,,y,'1`,4 t11,. 01,'}1' i,en if illy' S; i':I y('Y wi'r'e nl('114'0
14141 1:11eIrr w•11'i I1aye passed Into eternity could return for nne
wee•k.' Ny1 doubt the well planned wur'(ll;y cel, brat,io11 would be
out of order. 1 great gospel meeting would Is. held :111(1 allose
whn,.had I0IS. ( 0 aw' ay vilflhen( ('lnrist w1•11111 be interested in pre-
p►a1itng.,fur the Great Bet -mill. Thr)si' who had died O'rvi('hrisl
would 1►r' interested in seeing those Ini1►repar. d get realrly to meet
This. however, is out of the realm of possibility :ft this time.
Tiler,. is 110 o9f'ar)rfiinity to 1* s:1 3sl atter death. "i1 i+ np►p►(rllite d
unto tile•» to die and after tali. the jlii1ttinent." Het), 9:27
There is ti citing a Creat Time of Home Gathering planned
by Cod w-1,�'4r,t) (tiles .ht►nian deew•riptiion. All w lio have died in the
Lord will be resurrected and given ne«' 1or411iew whic.fr wil) never
die a►..M1In. Those who are adive, saved by the blood of ('hist 141141
serving -Hint, wiil be (thuii erd ails► into glorified bodies. Together
we mild be g:ltht ree to heaven never to part again. Are you
looking forward to that time?
Sponsored 'by the Bethel tdult Itjl►IP ('lase.
Blyth Fair pay and many others.
A vote of thanks 'was exteuded
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson for the
pleaSaut and pratital)le evening by
William Straughaa and endorsed
by all present.
Sunday School Mule. -- Knox
Presbyterian 'Church held its an-
nual Suutiay School picnic at Har-
bor Pak, Goderich, on Weduesday
with a good -attendance. The
games, in charge of Mr. anti Mrs.
Don Haines and Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Davies, resulted as follows; Girls,
6 and under -Rose Marie Lether-
'land, Marly u Dor, boys, 0 and
under- - Murray, lttngblut,-Eddie
thanes; girls, *7 -9 -Ann Yungbint,
Helen Yungblut, Betty Yungbbtt ;
boys, 7 -8 --sill . Andrews, Edgar
Letherlaud, Bruce Yunglilut; girls,
9-12 -, Karen Nicholson, Shirley
Deer, Marie Audre*s ; boys, 8 -112.. -
Alvin
-12. -Alvin Darer, Bill Dobie, Lyn Yung-
blut ; girls, 12 -15 -Karen Nichol.
son, Margaret 'Nevins, Marie Aa-
drews ; boys, 15 and under -Lyn
Ytttgblut, Gordon Daer, Keith
Honeyman ; three-legged race --Mrs.
Keith Machptn and Carol Bead(.,
Shirley Daer and Kamen Nicholson;
boys'. three-legged race - Stewart
Yuugblut .aud Gordon Daer, Bill
Dobie and Alvin Doer; girls' shoe
scramble - Mrs. Keith Machan,
Carol Beadle; boys' shoe scramble
-Stewart Yunp;blut, Gordon Deer;
mystery prize --Mrs. earl - Govier,
Mrs. Herb Govier; man with larg-
est waist -Edgar Lawson; smallest
waist -----Wellington Good; neck tie
race -Mrs. 1''. Ross, Wellington
Good; men tying ribbon on ladies'
haLr-Mrs. Ed. Davies. and Jimmie
Conlin. There was an umbrella
race and a Ieanut. scramble. A
1►ic•nie sapper with lee cream was
served in the pavilion.
WESTFIELD
WES'1'FiELD, July -30. -Dr. Ales
('ox of Carroll, Manitoba, spent a-'
few days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence ('ox.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lee. and
Miss, Mattie Wightman of Toronto
spent the week -end.. with _Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Wightman.•
• Mr. }1,11(1 Mrs. George Cook,
Evelyn and Lois -of Belgrat•e, Mr.
- and Mrs. Jim Moak and James of
Crewe visited on Sunday with Miss -
Fred Cook.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
}Mlrs, Marvin McDowell on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mack-
intosh and children and Mrs. L.
Mackintosh of Kitchener.'
in, s'
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. lr. 51 b. e de H1a._ of Holland is
assisting Mr. Alvin Snell with the
farm work.
Mr. John (:ear of Kitchener spent.
they week -end :at the home of Mr.
Armond McBurney.
Mr. 13111 Rodger of Milverton and
Miss Betty Rodger of 4hslericll
spent -the week -end with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eulerson Rodger.
.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walsh of
Blyth visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Cook.
A .gathering- of the `l'attorson,
Anderson and Stobie clan was Held
on Sunday at M afternoon e [
. r Earl
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1Vightman s grove.
Little Misses Wendy and Janey
Abel of St. Thomas are• visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Arthur Spiegelberg
and Mr.Spiegelb('rg.
\kiss ('Olins ('lark of St. Cath-
arines is visiting (lel' sister, 'M11.
Ai:Irvi►1 3101)0w-011 and Mr. NI, •-
Dowell.
M11'. and. Mrs. 'fht►1u:is Andersen
and children of Yellowknife visited
recently with .AI r. 4111(1 AI►•s. Clar-
ence Cox. .
MIr. and Mfrs. Kingsley M1:Ink :111(1
311'1 :era Id Mtank . of 1Vaterloo
-visited - on Sunday with' Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Spiegelberg.
Alt•. and Mt's. Howard Campbell
and family were (10-dericlt visitors
t)11 Sunday.
JIr. and •Mrs. Douglas Catnl)be11
and children visited on Sunday
with JIr.. and Alrs. Harvey Craig
of 1M rl< lton.
Mr. M
.I and Mrs. Norman Radford
of Parkhill visited the 't'ek•eini
with Jir. and 31rs. Donald Snell.
31r. and Jtrs. Arthcr Spiegelberg
visitevl on 'i'nesda,v with friends
and relatives at Waterloo :111,1
Kitchener.
Word calve to Westfield of the
death of Mrs. .lanes hoover of
Edmonton Alberta. Mr". Hoover
was formerly a Westfield resident..
The funeral- w-15 held at the -hone
of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Farley
(Eleanor).
Visitors last week itt the 11one',.
of Atr. and Mrs. Gordon Snell were
Mrs. .1. 314'11r1en of Goderich. Miss
Maureen-Kurschenski , of Detroit
and Mfr. and Mlr's John Daer 1,f
Anbiiru.
heywont .-
be little
very long
But you can remeabor year
children's precious rrowith.sp
years forever with profesiioll•
ally made portraits.' Phone for
an appointment today.
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EXAMINATION RESULTS
Recent music e!tamination results
of pupils of Mrs. J. G. M(l)ougall,
Blyth, are as follows:
Royal Conservatory of. Music,
Taranto, written examinations,
A.R.C.T.,, first class honors,: pedag-
ogy, harmony, musical form -Doris
Grierson, Londesboro; grade 4, har-
mony, honors --'Lois Grasby, Blyth;
grade 3. history, honors - Lois
Grasby„ Betty Bowra, Goderich;
grade 1, theory, honors - Jennie
Morne, Blyth.
.Piano e,raminatious, A.R.C.T.,
solo performer and teacher, pass--_,
Doris Grierson; grave 10, honors --
Lois . Grasby, Margaret Jackson,
Atnburii ; grade 9, . pass -. Betty
Bow-rrt ; grade 41, first 'class honors -
Jennie ; •grade 2, first class
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. George 'Wishart,
Belleville, Ontario, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Lois
Mary, .to John Osborne Graham,
son of Dr. and Mrs. James A.
Graham, Goderich. The marriage
will take place, Saturday, August
ill. at 3 o'clock; in Bridge Street
United Church, Belleville.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald 0. Sturdy'
y
announce the engagement of their
only daughter, Maxine 'Elizabeth,
to (:er:tld I. Cutler, son of MIr. and
Mfrs. E. Roy Cutler, London, the
IIna. alge to take place quietly,
August 9th. 31x
honors -• Margaret Ann Doherty,
Blyth.
'Westerp Ontario Conservatory of
Music, Iiondon, grade 3, history,
first class honors -Florence Wilson,
Carlow; grade 1, theory, first class
honors -Glenda, Mellwa'in, Carlow;
piano, grade 9, .pass -Florence Wil-
son; grade 8, :,honors-cJayne- Ford,
Diane Elliott, Goderich ; grade 4,
first class honors - Barbara Hol-
land; grade 2, first class honors -
Karen Cook, Blyth,
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sale y Hall
,bake.in MacKay and e .
Saturday, .August 2nd. sponsored
by the. Women's Guild of Christ,
Church,. Port Albert. .
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