The Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-04-08, Page 9f .0
muwAy, APIUL cal; 1954
ST HELENS-- ,
ST. AL,LENS, April 7. Mss
Elizabeth Anderson, of Montreal;
spent a few days as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. James Curran, while
she was here -for the funeral of
her mother, whose death occurred
in Montreal on Saturday, March 27.1
Miss Margaret MacPherson was
home from London for the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. William Blue came
asaaaa-Faraaarassa-e-aate.
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from Detreit or the funeral on
TUesday of their aunt, Mrs;Andera
son.
Mrs. T. J. Todd is a patient in
the Wingharn hdapital.
Miss Marjory Stuart, of Gude-
rich, was a week -end visitor with
Mr. and Mrs. George- Stuart
Attention Diverted Girl, to date, at the Drive -In
Theatre; „"Oh, let's go see this
picture — I missed it last night
when I was herewith Jack."
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• POMP ROSES
MISCELLANEOUS
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OUR EASTER SELECTION INCLUDES. BEAUTIFUL 'ROSES—
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*Tim•my Apo.. 7. ;-•-, fik.. 444Irel.W. Nei, as -eakttailas: get!
'laagew, the secretary -treasurer,
was. asked --toa.make a- list of rules
Riallr.
dagettekn, B_enuspe: a:1dg
11e .weetattingnitlY*
of
with Mr. and Mrs. • William to be presented at next meeting.
Straughan.
Mrs. Albert- Campbell spent a
ew days with her daughter, Mrsf
tan Abel and Mr. Abel, St.
Thomas.
Mrs. Harry Govier, Who has spent
some time with her granddaughter. with prayer by Mr. Bramwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Clark invit-
ed the'group to meet at their:home
for the third meeting, April .14.
The message, "Why. I arn an An-
:glic,an," was given by Rev. W. E.
Bramwell.„The ineeting4as closed
'Mrs. Silltcy, Exeter, has returned
onie. Refreshments were served' , and a'
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chamney - Guest Preacher. as- Rev. Charles
have moved into I3ert Daer's house.
Mrs. 'William Straughan is visit- Scott, of Blyth, was -guest speaker
at Knox United Church Sunday
ing her daughter; Mrs. Thomas evening: and delivered 'an 'impres-
Jardin, Clarksburg. •
sive sermon. The superintendent
Ken Turner .is a 'patieart in
Goderich hospital, where he under- of the Sunday SchoolCharles
Scott, was in charge of, the de -
W. H. Campbell is visiting his
went an appentectomy. votional period. Rev. W. E. Brawell, of St. Mark's Anglicanm-
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daughter, „Mrs. William Crozier,
London. Church, read the Scripture and William Straughan:isRev. C. C. Washington offeredvisiting his prayer. A - men's choir rendered.
Mr. and MyLawrence Plaetier
sister in Thamesville. two antherns and Aubrey and Stew -
a.
av-e-r eedom. their_ wedding- art Toll and Lloyd Walden sang,a
trip to Florida. • trin—EarrAndersoll,-or-Whigliainr
president of the North Huron Sun-
-Charles Scott visited friends in
Kitchener on Saturday. day School Institute, was present
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Park, of and spoke briefly. Rev. Scott, who
Dungannon, visited Mr. and Mrs. is leaving Blyth, has been an active
George Lawlor .on Friday. worker in the North Huron Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook, , of School Institute. He was present-
• -Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. ed with a letter from the Institute
Phillips on lVlonday. •by Earl Hamilton, thanking him for
Williarn Stewart and J. W. Medd, his help and wishing him every
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who have been ill with ' the 'flu success in his new charge. Rev.
are improving. Bramwell offered the closing
prayer,- - -
GUeSts with Mr. ancrles. CharTeS--
Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horticultural Meeting. .-r- Dr, A.
Lobb, Holmesville, Mr. and Mrs. g. McMaster, of Seaforth, was the
Marshall Stonehouse, Belgrave,- Mr. guest speaker at the monthly meet-
and_Mrs. Earl Anderseh and Ruth ing of the Horticultural Society
Ann, Wingham. held in the Forester's Hall Monday
A.Y.P.A. Meet.—Mr. and Mrs. ,c
evening. Dr. McMaster spoke on
Cliff Brown entertained the A.Y. rowing Roses:" He said to plan
P.A. at their home on Maitland al rose garden and don't grow too.
Crescent Friday evening. Miss many,kinds, and gave the names of
Marion Taylor presided fbr the some of the best ones. Following
devotional period. The president, his, address he showed a film on
Frank Nesbit, presided for the growing roses inside. Mrs: G. R.
business period. Plans were made Taylor and Miss M. R. Jackson
to divide the A.Y.P.A. into two voiced words of appreciation to Dr.
teams with Robert Daer and Law- McMaster, for his instructive ad-
dress.. Other numbers on the pro -
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WWII, who. was a delegate to, the,
.11:0141011,401. Cenvention held re-
*entlY in Torontn, waVeA splendid
'report, A ladies' quartette,
D. 4. MacKay,. Mrs. L. Gime*,
Miss Sadie 'Carter and -Mae M. R.
Jackson, accornpanie.d by Mrs. /ELI
Phillips, sang a number. The door,
prize was won by Mrs. D. A. Mae -
Kay. It was decided to .give the
school children flower seeds. There
Was a display of lawn ornaments.
which -were made by, George :Raiths
tb-Y. Some of them were sold at the--
eiose of the 'meeting, The Presi-
exit, Mrs. W. T. Robison, presided.
efreshmeats were erved by Mits.
4:Grainge, Mrs. H. L. Sturdy,
s. John Houston, Mrs. W. Good
and Mrs. Fred Ross.
W. A. Meet., --The regular meet-
ing of the Woman's Association of
lknox United Church, Auburn, was
'held Tuesday evening with the
"Sunshine Group" M charge. The
meeting was led by Mrs. Maurice
Bean. The Scripture lesson was
read by Mrs. Harold Webster, and
Mrs. Albert Campbell led in prayer.
A , reading entitled, "The Little
h irt he-CouWargi:ven-
,by Mrs. Ernest Durnin. The guest
speaker was Mrs. Charles Soft, of
-Myth, who gave a very inspiring
talk .on "Lamps and their Light."
The offering -was received by Mrs.
Robert Turner and Mrs. Harold
:Webater. The president, Mrs:
Bert Craig, presided for the busi-
ness period. A soeial time was
enjoyed with lunch being, served
by Mrs. Everett Taylor, Mrs.
_George Stardy, Mrs_ Munroe,
Miss Viola, Thompson and Mrs.
Ken MsDougall.
GRANTEDINCREASE
Town Council in committee of
the whole last.Fdday night granted
an increase itt salary of $200 per
year to Town Assessor and Tax
Collector 0. W. Sturdy. In Febru-
ary,. the council, increased the sal-
ary of Town Clerk and Treasurer
S. H. Blake to $4,000.
Quebec h- as 359 primary textile
mills making everything in the
trade; from carpets to silk.
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• LEEDURN, April 7.—Miss Joan
Clark, of. the Wingham hospital, is
convalescing for two weeks at her
parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. Tait
Clark. Joan --received injurie's to -
her back from a fall.
Mr: and Mrs. Jahn,
and Robbie, of Sarnia,. visited over
the week -end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bogie and
Mr. and Mrs. W. Quaid, Saltier&
Sympathy is extended to Fred
Gliddon •whose brother, George
Glilidon, of Vinemount, passed
away last week.
Mr. end Mrs. Ian flaggitt and
faMilY, and Mrs. F. Quaid, moved
recently to their new home in
Goderich.
Mr. and Mi. James Horton and
Mrs. Rod Bogie attended the fun-
eral of their' uncle, George Glidden,
of Vinemount. Mrs. Bogie motor-
ed to Toronto after the, funeral
with her sister, Mrs. C. C. Walton,
Mr. Walton and Paul, and. .will
visit this week in Toronto': '
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Thursday
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8.15 p.m.
APRIL 1 '
Municipal Services.
Amoommummaimonama.
KNSliRIPGE
iONosa. , April 7. Miss
Ir1eneebaffirib!Oot,, of
'amr. O'kri- Joseph Edgpairiac, of
Kitchener, spent the Week -end
-•.(heir lioniestere.
Mrs. T. Dyer,- of 101101'4;1r
visiting for a weekly_ith cbgek
ter, dVlis. Don Praying. —.h.
The C.W.L. have engaged
dersons' Orchestra, for their Easter
Dance to be held in the parish hall
on Friday evening, April 23.
'Mr. and Mrs. Gene Frayrier.Od
sons Danny; Jimmyand Paul, were
visiting -ri
elatives n /lesson over
theuWeek-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Wall, of London,
are: employed at the home of Edwin
Meyer for the aurnmer Months.
Mrs. Mary Lierman, Peter and
Diane attended the funeral of the
late Mr. M. Lierman (grandfather
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at durin
Welk Sincere syni
conrmunity is exwA
4ncin.fik Y:
Congratulations
Dennis an,-,•xut the .bi
son, in ant hospitallasVweek..
--MP, and Mrs. Mark Dalton visited.
'in London during. the. past wek.
and Mrs. Ohs' XXXla
St. AuguStine,„Visiteo at the
et Min ()Toper wig
Friday, April if/, is "Educatioa
Day" and there will be 'Open
Rouse"- at Kingsbridge ,sIMO01 on
'Friday afternoon frena
:The teacher, mes.'MarY .Sherl,
has invited theparents and:frlendg
to come to visit with the schnOl
children, and inspect the wotk
done by them. This no doubt will
add enthusiasm and, encourageiuent
to both teacher and pupiIs,"-Iftbis
appeal is well patron d.
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