HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-12-10, Page 5THURsDAV, DEC; no, 1953
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TEE GODERICH SIGNMATAR
Waterloo Catt e Breeding Associatioii
"Where Bette Bulbs are Used"
Meetings Will be held en
Monday, Dec. 14, at 1.15 p.m. in the Town Hall, Exeter. *
Tuesday, Dec. 15, at 1.15 p.m. in the Conimtmity Hall,
• Blyth.
A moving picture on frozen semen will be shown, as well as
slides. of all the bulls in use. An opportunity will be given for
questions about the Waterloo Cagle, Breeding- Association, and
men will be elected to select and ad,vise directors from Huron
County on the board of the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associ-
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HOLM};SVILLE
HOWF-SVTLLE, Dec. 9. — Mrs.
Proctor Palmer has returned to
her home .f.rom Oshawa where she
was the, guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Gerig.
Friends of Mrs. Oliver Pocock,
of Benmiller, will be sorry to hear
that° she had the misfortune to
fracture" her shoulder,
Mr. and Mrs. ,Bill Batken motor-
ed to Galt on Friday.
Mrs. Herb; Pocock lids returned
to her home froitrip Seaford)
hospital, where she Was a patient
following an ,operation.
The,Cortununity Club iletct their
first ,party of the season, in the
school, on Friday night, Cards
were enjoyed, and the winners
were: High, Kr. and Mrs. W.'Bol-
ton, of Goderich; low, Mrs. Harry
Williams and Charlie Williams, Jr.
Ine luneh'committee, Mrs. Proctor_
Palmer, Mrs. Clarence Sturdy, Mrs
Les. Jervis .and Mrs. Harry Cu -
more prepared- and served lunch.
Dancing to a Godetich orchestra,
directed by George Bolton, brought
the evening to a close.
...Friends of Mrs. M. Stock will
be pleased to know that she is
feeling better following an attack,
'Pf the flu.
Mrs. Beggs, of Bowmanville, has
been a guest for the past five weeks
with her granddaughter and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sturdy.
Mrs. Sturdy accompanied her
granfinwther on her trip to her
home,
Sgt. . and Mrs. Al. Parks and
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Goderich
sons, of Ayligtr1 wire reeent guests
of Mr. and Mil. Leslie Jervis. •
Mrs. J. W. Smith,- of Goderkh,
spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McCullough.
Mr., And Mrs. Frank Lawson, of
London, and Mr. And Mrs. Nelson
Brown, of Detroit, were week -end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
don.
Rev. Dr. Thomas Buchanan, of
India, was the guest speaker to
Holmesville United Church on
Sunday afternoon.
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The regular meeting of the Wii-
helmine Mission Band of Holmes
ville United Church was held tn
the school on Friday, -with Mary
•Hutchins as leader. The meeting
opened with a carol, followed by
the Mission Band Purpose. The
Scripture lesson was read by
Frances McCullough and the pray-
er was given by Bonita Williams.
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Cathie 'Potter readea poem and
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Eleanor,Yeo reed Mont- E4ward
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McCullough read a peace "story.
Dotmlas, Kerman also read 4 Poem -
A shbrt time of carol singing was
enjoyed with Mary Helen Yea at
the piano. The study hook periodi
was taken by Mrs. Jack Yee for the
seniors and Mrs. Frank McCullough
for the Juniors. Mrs.' Jack Yeo
read the new slate of officers and
the meeting closed with a hymn.
The new slate of ,oilkers is as
follows: President,. Eleanor Yeo;
Sot vice-president, Robert Grigg;
second vice-president, Leonard
Wilson; secretary, Edward McCul-
lough; treasurer, Franklin Yeo;
World Friends secretary, Cathie
Potter; correspondence Secretary,
Barbara Yeo; pianist, Mrs. Frank
McCullough; assistants, Barbara
Yeo and Franklin Yeo; Peace com-
mittee — Barbara Yeo, Leonard
Wilson, Bonita Williams, Cathie
Potter and Donald Ygo; Temper-
ance committee—Robert Norman,
Marion Liebold. Dominique Gah-
weiler,Paul Cudmore and Frabklin
Yeo.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mulholland
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Mustard, of Bpucefleld.
• Congratulations to Kenneth Pot-
ter on the wonderful showing he
made at the Huron County 4-11
Club '44.els1ensent Night 'held In
Suter. Itenaeth scored 912
points out ot tt possible 1000 points,
andwen the Warden's, Novice Tro-
phy, 'donated and presented by
Warden Kerslake.
NILE
•NILE, Dec. 9.—Mrs. John Mc-
Whemey was surprised when she
cracked open a pullet's ege atid
found that it had three yokes.
Misses Joy and Maxine Me.Nce,
Goderich, spent the week -end with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Melee.
Leonard McIlwain, of Niagara,
visited his mother last Thursday.
• On Sunday, Rev. George Watt
dedicated the officers of the Y.P.U.
to their work for 1954.
Dave Bean is expected home
from Victoria Hospital tomorrow
after undergoing an operation for
an ulcerated stomach.
• Miss R. Atkins, Goderich, was a
recent visitor with Miss M. Currey.
The Haymarket Theatre in Lon-
don, rich in stage traditions, 'was
opened in 1720.
Lake Baikal in Siberia, largest
freshwater Jake in Asia, has a
depth of 4,500 eet.
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for the past month were reviewed, ,
and, the program for the winter
seaspk was planned.•
1-he.m.as card designs In lin-
oleum blocks 'Were' .made by sev-
eraLijnetnbers under the ,•msirtto-
tion or TOM Pritchard. Mts. 'fiery'
Harper conducted two sessrens on
deAsirgnranangemed twntOs .c.taren lifebeidurgawm*Ing:
for one or two lectures by repre-
sentatives
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nouneed later.
and of the National Geller/ 'la
Ottawa. The dateswill be
sentatives ot the Art bletitute ,ol. ::. •
Ontario, headquarters in Toronte,-„• •
In January, further instructios.
in preparation of canvas, water-
color technique, color schemes and
design, is planned. There will be
several more life drawing classes
throughout the winter.
In FebruarY, Mrs. Ian Hind will
begin. a series of lectures on "The
Development of Art."
Longest single -span bridge,in the
world, the Golden Gate Bridge at
San,Francisco is 4,200 feet long.
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