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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-12-11, Page 11SPECIALS for Thurs., Fri., and Sat. 1 CRANBERRIESIb. 35e FRUIT PUDDING each 35e PINEAPPLE _ each . 35c ...� ...�. CHRISTMAS FOWL. lb.. 39c Mel Cranston. • PHONE -380 LOCKER SERVICE . KINGSTON ST. ,t H CLUB METERS WIN AT ACHIEVEMENT DAY Among 247 members of lis-estock, grain and forestry clubs who re- .cedved cash prizes and other awards at the 'Huron County 4 -til clubs Aotievement Day held in Exeter on I+lriday night were the following district winners: Bayfield swine club, 1 d by John Deeves, R.R. 2, Bayfield, and Tom Penhalc, RR. 3, i3aytield ; Bernie McGeean, R.R. 2, Clinton, 910; Mary 'McCullough, R.R. 3, Clinton, 880; Bill Longrnire,' RJR, 2, Gode- tiesiemerwomixesee NEWS OF AUBUR (AIUBU1LN, Dec. 1Q --Mss. Mary Ellen MuN'all.'of -Welland visited friends here at "the week -end. , William J. Craig and Allan *visit- ed over the week -end in London. Mrs. Craig, .who had been visiting her daughter, MTS. George Wilkin, who has anew baby daughter, Patricia. Ann, returned home with them. The Horticultural Socsiety will � sage in song, "TheI3irklt9 of the sponsor a contest for decorating I King." ter singing " hymn 57, Mrs. W. : tobiaon contributed a most °theIptul and inspiring Christ - Inas message. Miss Viola Thomlr son and 51re JohnDwrnitt 'received the offering, `t5oUowed by the deafen- tory ',prayer. The president, Mrs. Fred Toll tools charge for Wittiness. Miss M. Kling, Mrs. D. Fowler, Mrs. Roy 'Finnigan and, Mrs. Albert Campbell were appointed a com- et the, plane. (rhe service in the mittee to pack boxes fare the shut- Misetionary' Monthly was Used. The 1,118. Miss M. Jackson presented the manger and the nativity ,,scenes slate of officers for 1953 as follows: were effective with lighted candles Honorary presidents, Mrs. C: C. in the background. .. 'After sift Washington, Mrs., F. Toll; Tresi- muslO the ,third verse of hymn 51, dent, Mrs. A. Campbell; vice-presi- was read for the call to worship i, dent, Sirs. Oliver Andersion ; re - and Miss Jackson led in prayer.°cording- seoretary, Mise Margaret Mrs. W. T. Robison read from Luke,King; assistant, Mrs. E. Wighkmatr ; 2X8-20, the story athe shepherds �.eorrespondtng . secretary. Allis. H. Mrs. tA. Campbell read from Mat- Mogridge; literature ' and Mission - thew, 2; 1-12, the stony of the cry Monthly secretary, Mrs. C. M. Stnaughan ; stewardship secretary, Mrs. G. -McOlinchey ; treasurer, Miss Lloyd Holland Clinton, 885; Jacque- V. Thompson; finance committee, line Cluff, RJR. 2, •Bayfield, 872. .Mrs. G. McOlindhey, Mies Viola 1 .dwin Dunn, ,Bayfield was one Thompson, Mrs. 0. M. Straughan, of several winners of special Mrs. A. Campbell, Mrs. B. Wlight- l Colborne Township. For four years awards. ' I man ; strangers" seeeetaries, Mrs. F. he owned and operated .the Auburn rich, 851. 'Dungannon baby beef calf club, led by Chester Finnigan, Dungan- non, and John Clark, RJR. 5, Gocle- rich ; Lorne Hackett, R.R. 7, Luck - now, 008 ; Frank Alton, R.R. 7, Liieknow, 902; perk Logtenberg, R.R. 7, Luoknow, 887. (Huron ,Holstein cult club, led by Simon1Hailahan and Maurice Hal- lahan, Belgrave; John Feagan, R,R. 6, Godetrich, 902; 'Edwin Dunn, R.R. 3, Bayifield, 8%; Betty Storey, RR. 2, 'Seaforth. Bayfield calf club, led by Arnold R>athwell, R.R. 3, Clinton ; Joanne McCullough, R.R. 3, Clinton, 905; wise -nen, and. Mrs. A. Rob asou ,read from Luke, 2:25-32, the etor$. of Simeon, after which two verses of hymn 48 were read and ell sang hymn 03. Mm, Alvin Plunkett read trout Philippians, 2:6-11. con- taining the theme for the medita- tion and pryer which followed, "Let this mind be in yell which was also in °heist Jesus," and. Mrs. erred I'laetzen, rendered n.OQrristrnas mes- i your front door for Christmas when prizes will be ' a*,anled. Contest - nets will please register with Mrs. R. J. Phillips or Mrs. C. 31. Straughan. The judging will be De- cember 18. W M.S,—The Christmas meeting of the' W.U.S. of ' Knox. United Ohurch . was held in the Sunday school room with Miss M. R. Jack- son in charge and Mrs W.J.Craig •1'A 1 !Ara. Mogridge,Mie. 'Wllttatr cboppiug auIM awl 26 Posts age. lityraughan, Mrs. E. 'Millis, Mfg; J. ranted to conceogiolon 1, West Wwwa. Durum, Mise E. Muteb. Mian M R. not r, about Dine and a quarter miles Jameson ; ,'supply committee, Mr . Us went of Auburn. For a number of Mogridge, Mrs. Williaul iStratigha yerare he throttled. Mr. Scott was Mrs Jiannes Craig, Mrs. C. Cox, a inetnber ug Knox LAreebyteriau Mrs. Jame Jackson, Miss A. Mc- ()hurdle iHls wife died in 1045. Mr. Ilwain ; - temperance eeeretaries, Scott Is survived by nue son, Ken - Mrs. (i- Siillian, Mrs. G. Cunning- nett, on the home farm; tour slam;, social committee, Mrs. B. de ighteres Milts Grace Scott, Kit - Craig, Mrs. S. Ament, Mrs. F. Tay- chener; Miss Mildred Scott, R.N., lora Mrs. K. McDougal, Mrs. N. 5iitchell; Ons. Isobel Gar'di,ner, E'attetreen,. Mrs. W, Young, Mrs. O. Beumiller, and Mrs. Leo Ziler, De - F). Krratt, Mrs. A. Spiegellrurg ; trolt. ,The funeral ' was held from puniest, Mrs. W. J. Craig; assist- Knox -I'+r rby'tenian Church on Fri ant, music day, with the Rev IL G. MacMil- bid, S. McCliucirey ; suis$ ofiiclatin The .cwmnrittee, Mies (Sadie Carter, Mrs. Ian of g. G. McClindhey, Mee. . Derain; pallbearers wem Juhn Houston, J. Mission Band superintendents, Berl- J. ROUertson, 7/tiger Lawson, W. T. lore, Miss M. R; Jackson; juniors Robison, Ed.Davies end Howard Mrs. M. Bean; 'dower committee Robertson. , The Profusion at for church 'services, Mrs. Mogridge, flowery was, au expression of the Mrs. D. Fowler, M^re. G. Sturdy, esteem in which the deceased was, M!ns. C. M. Straughan ; press eecre- held by a host, of fnlends. , Inter- taries, Miss M. King, Mrs. E. Wight-.ment was in Colborne cemetery. man; special fiwer committee, 'Mrs. Relatives and friends were present I1. hlasotn, Mita. C. M. Straughstn. from Detroit, Port„ Dover, Forest, Mrs. Toll, retiring president, thank- Welland, Goderic+lr, Mitchell, Kin - ed those who had "worked with her tail and the surrounding commun- duning her four years of office. The ity. meeting was closed with hymn 602, A 'White •Gift service will be held followed by .the benedletion, using in the United Church this coming tierce tour of hymn 51. Sunday. This will be, as in other Robert J. Scott.—•Robert 7. Scott years, a joint service of the Church passed away on Tuesday, Decembeir .and s�cchool and will be led by the 2, in Goderich hospital, . where ,be mini:Per and euperintendent. . . bad been a patient for some time junior choir will lead the music, with a heart condition. "Deceased, under the guidance ofthe organist *who was in his 70th year, was and Elliott Lapp will sing. •A "Pro - the son of the late 'A y. and Mrs. cession of White Gifts" has been Ames Scott of Port Albert. Fol- arranged and a story sermon will looming his marriage in 1912 to be given. The gifts are to be dis- Margaret McLean of Kintail, he bributed locally and the offering (fanned on the 8th concession of will be sent to the Overseas Relief Fund of the United Church. All friends are invited. **71. 116. e„v 1 or ristma: aF BRANCH 109, cuatAMAN. MON, WILL Rit HELD Thursday, December FROM 7 TO 9 P.M. at Legion . 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