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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-07-29, Page 6b •- N t 1`.m'iii, 194 ISIENTION ..Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald and daughter, Dianne, off WOO, are enjoying, their vacation at their- cottage at Bogie's Beach, Qt/r. and Mrs. Norman McLeod, Of Detroit, and Tech. Sgt. and Mrs. Jas.. Taman and baby Dianne, of Selfridge Field, Mount Clemens, Mich„ are vacationing in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Walter and family, of Fort William, are visit- ing veith Nir Walter'sarents, Mr.. and Mgrs, R. J. F. Walter and fangily, Mr. and ' R. Stowell, Mr. and Mars. Edison and daughter, Donna, of Ste ttler, Alberta, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Maolaren, Nelson street. Mr. angl Mrs, Ray Lawrence, London, are visiting with Mr. Law- rence's mother, Mrs,. F. H. Lawr- ence. Mrs. John Marwick and Miss Mildred Marwick accompanied by Mrs. Leonard Leeson and Danny are spending, a few days this, week , with relatives at Tobermory and other points pn Manitoulin Island. I Mr. Chas.-lamsay of Timmins is visiting his brother, William Ram- say. and Mrs. Ramsay, Toronto street. Mrs. Maynard Raycroft and son, Randy, of Wawa, are guests of the former's parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm. Ramsay. Mr. David Ramsay of Brockville Chas returned home after visiting his grandparents, - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ramsay. Misse13. Brimicoznbe has returned home from a motor trip to Prince Edward Island, The Gaspe and Cape Cod. She was accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Chowen of St. Cath- arines. Mrs. G. Davis of St. Catharines is a guest with Miss B. Brimicomrbe, Brock street'.'. Miss P. Penny and Mrs. M. Field of Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Wilkinson. Carl Marl'att of Niagara Fells is visiting with his grandmother, Mrs. M. M"arlatt Mrs. M. Mal -lett is attending the annual conference and camp meet- ing held at Thamesford from July 26 to August 8. Mrs. Jas. B. Garrick of Riverside is visiting her mother-in-law," Mrs. P. Srimgeour, Huron road. Recent guests with Mrs. M. Mar- latt were Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Milton Zimmerman of Toronto. KINGSBRIDGE It1IlVGSBRI+DGE, July 28. - Dr. and Mrs. Kasper and family, of Detroit, are holidaying at the Oliver cottage, at Kintail Beach, for three weeks. Miss Marguerite O'Connor, her sister Helen, and brother Maurice, were visiting with' relatives here during the past week. Mike. Dalton, Kathleen, Brian and Alice Dalton returned to Pick- ering with the O'Connors for holi- days. Mr, and Mrs, Captian and bro- ther, Mr. and Mrs. Van Diepen, Mr. and Mrs. Knoop, the Van Osch family, Mr. and Mrs. Heindricks and brother, together with many I other Holland families, enjoyed the I annual picnic at Delaware on Sun- day. Approximately 3,000 New ;Canadians attended the 11 a.m. High Mass en the grounds of the Sacred Heart Seminary at Dela- 'ware, and the benediction services at 7 p.m. Joseph Garvey, QC, of Toronto, had, a serious operation in St. Michael's Hospital Toronto. Mrs. Ray Dalton, Kathleen, Mrs. Lierman and Diane, Misses Mar- guerite and Helen O'Connor ac- -companied- Sister Maureen to St: Josh's Convent, Sarnia, where she is holidaying at present. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dwyer and two sons; of St. Catharines, Fergus Dwyer and lady friend, of Kinkora, visited with their sister, Mrs. Don- ald Frayne, during the past• Week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dalton and two sons of Detroit visited with Goderich, sports committee g the days,Of e centenary relatives here last week. Stuart McTaggart, St. Thomas; Bill celebration. MTs. Nesbit, leader Mr. and Mrs. Donald 'Frayne - Rosenberger, London. of the girls' club, spoke of the spent Sunday with relatives in St. A ball game was enjoyed, after work they had done and displayed sports were held by the some of their work. The following Augustine. which the program was presented b the :Mrs. Victor O'Reilly, of London, committee, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mc- Y and Miss Kay Lackey, of Montreal, Taggart, Goderich. Winners were: children: piano solo, Margaret visited at the home of Dr. and Mrs Bean contest, Bobby McTaggart, Wright; duet, Edgar and Rose G. Frayne, during the past week. Listowel; ladies kicking slipper, Marie Le'therland; solo, John Mc - The Misses Mary and Angela Yvonne , McTaggart, Moncrieff;Clinchey; recitation, Allan Craig; Sansonterra and friend, of Detroit, potato race, Helen McTaggart, Dela- solo, Sharon Stewart;' piano solo, are holidaying at the home of Mr. ware; three-legged race, Scott Mc- Shirley Brown; recitation, Rose and Mrs. Jack Kinney. Other Taggart and Joey Riehl, Goderich; Warie Haggitt; solo, Charles God - visitors to the Kinney home during under five years, David Grant,v De- surd; piano solo, Harold. Raithby; the past week were Mr. and Mrs. trait;, girls, X10 and under, Gerald- solo, Margo Grange; solo, Mary Len O''Loughiin and two' sons, of Detroit, and Michael Kinney. Miss Elizabeth Bowler, of Tor- onto, .is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bowler. Miss Frances Gilmore, of London, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lannon, of. Lon- don, Miss Florence Lambertus, of Hamilton, Walter Kelly, of Landon, are holiday visitors here. Marianne and Mrs. C. O'Keefe were visiting in London on Sunday. Mrs. Robert Simpson and Jack Van Osch, who have been patients in London hospital, are „much im- proved m proved and expect to return to their homes here „this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Frayne and sons ereturned from a week's holi- days in Hesson at the Kraemer home, accompanied. by two little nieces, Barbara and 'Susan Linse- man. Mrs. Yemen and Billy are visit- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKenzie. AUBURN, July 28. Mr. and l'4„0- J. V s- J. C. Stoltz and Mr. and Mrs. Kai - mer Dawson and family, of Dun- gannon, attended the Stoltz re- union at l Iew Dundee on Sunday; Mr. and Mrs.. F. O. Mcliveen spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert McIlveen, Niagara Falls), Mr., Haughton, of Toronto, spent. a few days with his sister, Misr C. E. Asquith aid Ur Asquith, Mrs.- C. E. Wilson and Fay Lee Anon; and her brother 0harles,- pf -' Fort Erie, spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. Rosa Murray, who is making her home with her niece, Mrs. Lewis Ruddy. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kellen f Woodstock, spent a .few days with their daughter, Mrs. Harry Arthur and Mr. Arthur, Samuel B. Walter, of Fort Wil- liam was guest soloist at Knox Presbyterian Church last Sunday 'morning, Roy Sprung, of Alberta, is visit- ing Mr. and Mrs., D. W. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bowie, of St. Thomas, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies. 1 emen`e...h stitsR _ -- The.. 3 Lo-_. men's Institute held the annual Children's Day meeting in the Forester's Fall, Tuesday. The president, Mrs. Wes Bradnock, pre- sided with Mrs. D. Fowler as secre- tary and Mrs. R. J. -Phillips at the piano. During the business period vice-president, Mrs. Isabel Riehl',' arrangements were made for serv- in -meals d f th t Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Dornick and Mr. and Mrs. Michael I/aro- gutle, of Detroit, visited at the Frank Sullivan home recently. Frank Dalton, M. and Mrs. Earl MacLaren, of Goderich, and John Hussey, returned from a 'motor trip to- Timmins, where they at- tended the funeral of the late Mrs. John M. Dalton last Wednesday. McTAGGART REUNION The MeTaggart reunion was held at Seaforth Park recently with an attendance of 60. Guests were presents from Landon, Delaware, -Br-ussels, -Listowel, Detreit; Owen Sound, Moncrieff and Guelph. A picnic dinner was served and after the signing of the register a meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Annie Reid, Waitpn. The new officers are: President, Mrs. Helen McTaggart Delaware ; ine MeTaggart; Monerieff; boys, 10- Kirkconnell;- accordian number,'. and under, Joey Riehl Goderich Rena Mcslinchey, reading, Isabel men, Ross McTaggart,' Delaware: Daer. Refreshments and ice cream needle race, Ross and Marion Mc- were served by the hostesses, Mrs, Taggart, Dellaware; Allan and Phil G. R. Taylor, Mrs. Gordon Miller, McTaggart, Monerieff; consolation Mrs. Gordon McDougall, Mrs. fiord-; prize, Ross and Audrey McTaggart, on Chimney, Mrs. Keith Machan, Moncrieff.Guild Meets. -The July meeting of St. Mark's Anglican Church Education is a matter of provin Guild«was held at' the home of Mrs. ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe, cial administration in Canada. Andrew Kirkconnell, who was in charge of the meeting. The de- votional was taken by Laura Phil- lips and Mrs.` Gordon R. Taylor. A duet was. sung by Misses Edna and Ellen Daer, accompanied by their mother. A reading, "Timely Com- ments and Humor," was given by Mrs. Ed. Davies, and a piano solo by Mrs. R. J. Phillips. A reading was given also by Mrs. T. S. John- ston. The Rector, Rev. W. E. Bramwell, gave . some interesting facts on the ,background of• the formation of the Prayer Book. An accordian solo, was played by Mrs. G. R. Taylor. �' A reading, "The Grannies of Today," was given by Mrs. D. Errington, of Dungannon, Mrs. Kirkconnell thanked all who had helped with the program. The president, Mrs. A. Nesbit, presided SUOGESTED-RETAIL PRICE %f d:'. DEFIANCE Mitt at Sarga& Prices to I!a►att year sew tfes 6.00-16 Defiance and your olds tire 6.70-15 Defiance $ 15.95 For quality $ilvertown tires as ,used on NEW CARS- Check these law prices Andre MAKE OF CAR TIRE SIZE s+IccESTEo RETARL PRICE AR�R.owANCE oN A RECA�►AELE TRADE-IN suctaESTm fM.F. ►SRR Studebaker; Willys Ford; Chev.; . Plym. Merc.; Pontiac; Dodge OldBuck; Desoto s.;5 Cadillac• Lineoln 6.40-15 6.70-15 . 7.10-15 7.60-1 8.00-15 8.20-15 6.00-16 6,50-16 $26,00 27.20 30.95 " 33.90 36.25 37.90 '24.90 3.1-.75., $6.50 6.80 , .7.75 8.50 9.05 9050 6.25 7:95 - _ - _,....----,-.221._ $19.50 , 20.40 23.20 25.40 27.20 28.40 18:65 .. 23.80 adillaa9.75; imperial OPo uric Cars p LEEBURN for the busineses session. It was decided to purchase. 20 new Prayer Books foe. use i he church and $75 was voted by the Guild mem- bers to be sent to the budget of the church. An auction safe was held and was conducted by . Mrs. George Hamilton. The hostess, assisted by her nieces, gam and Ellen Daer, and her djghter, Mary Kirk- conne served refareshmeitts Mrs, Eci. Davies voiced words of banks. PORTER'S HILL PORTER'S HILL, July 28: The July meeting of, the W.A. of Grace 'Church was heldat the home of Mrs. Austin Harris. The president Mrs. McCowan, was in . charge of the meeting. Mrs. Les Cox led in prayer after which the Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Gordon Manning. The afternoon was spent in quilting. Lunch was served b the hostess. The August meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Donald Hands. • Club. MIeetie--The Porter's Hill Community Club held its monthly' meeting at the home of Mrs. George -Johnston.- ..___- The- -president; --Mia. Pete Harrison, opened- the meet- ing. The pregain consisted, of readings by Mrs. lx. Manning and Mrs, B. 11¢cllwain. The afternoon was spent.in quilting. The August Meeting will be held at the hoi ' of Mrs. J. McCoeran. Picnic Held. -The Sunday School of Grace C arch held its 'annual picnic last Tuesday evening on the lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Harrison. Everyone join- ed in the sports events, which re- sulted as follows: Beginners - Sharon 'Lockhart, Bonnie Cox; primary -Bruce Betties, Gail Lock- hart, Garth Picot; juniors -Dianne Harris-,. Grant Soweinby, Gail Lock- hart; intermediates -Luella Bell, Claire Cox, Phyllis McCowan; girls, seniors -=Shirley Bell, Mildred Mc- Dougall, Grace Harris; boys, sen- iors - Jim Harrison, Claire Cox, Bruce Harris; married ladies - Muriel Lockhart, Phyllis Cox; mar- ried men --Donald Harris, Ray Cox, Harry Torrance; shoe scramble 'race -Shirley Bell; Gail Lockhart, Grace Harris; biscuit 'eating con- test -Beverley., Proctor, 'Dim Harri- son, Claire Cox; kick they slipper - Beverley Proctor, Patsy Cox "and Mildred McDougall (tie); girls' three-legged race Grace, Harris and Mildred McDougall; ' boys' three-legged race - Jim . Harrison and Claire Cox, Wilfred Hicks and Bruce Harris; coat race = Grace Harris and Mildred 'McDougall, Wilmer Harrison and Isobel Harris, Mr. Renner and Mrs. Bill' Cox. There was a peanut 'scramble, and suckers and balls were given to all -the small children. Mr. Renner moved a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs.; Harrison for the use of their lawn. Total net general expenditure of Canada's 10 provincial governments increased 40 per cent from $876,- 000,000 in 1949 to $1,233,000,000 in 1952. These figures do not inclose debt retirement. - LEEBURN, July 26. --Miss Mary Ellen McLachlin, of Arnprior, is enjoying a three-week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tait Clark and family. Bill Bannister, from near Lon- don, visited two weeks with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Freeman, and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Stoddart,• Kenny and David, of Lion's Head, visited the latter's sister, Mrs. An- drew ' Bogie, and. Mr. Bogie. Miss Mary Stoddart, who had visited for a week, returned home with her parents. Mrs-: W. W. Stoddart and daugh- ter, Helen, from Mishawaka, Ind.,. visited recently with her nephew, Harvey Fisher, and Mrs. Fisher and .family, and also with Mr. and Mrs. Carman Feagan, Carlow. 'Mrs. A. E. Lakeman, Toronto, is on a two-week visit with her cousin, Mrs. Andrew Bogie, .,and Mr. Bogie. Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Newman, 'drLakeside, visited two days last week with their, daughter, , Mrs. ter, and Mr. Hunter and � Fl�n;ex Hunter, family. Misses Judy, Vicki and Brenda Graham, of Goderich, , are spenfiing. holidays with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fisher. Art Freeman has been laid lip for the past week with a sore leg. Mr. and Mrs. Doug. McClintock and family, of Brownsville, visited on Sunday with the latter's sister, Mrs. Elmer Hunter, Mr. Hunter and family. Mrs. Roy Linkl'ater is a patient in the Goderich hospital. John and Sharon Barrie, -of Thor- old, are visiting their aunt, Miss Grace Hunter, of the Goderich hos- pital staff, wibo is _at, present on holidays at her cottage at Hunter's Beach. Mrs. W. Littlechild, Larry and Bonnie, of Kintail, visited a few days last- week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lock Cook. W.M.S. Meets. -Miss Grace Hunt- er was hostess at her cottage for the June meeting of the Leeburn W.M.S. I1fIrs. • Joe Freeman was leader of the worship service. Scripture was read by Miss Helen Clark and prayer by Mrs. Red Bogie. The final :chapter, of the study ,book was read by Mrs. Tait Clark. The bale for Grenfell, Lab- rador had been sent away . and. a dozen washeloblis were sent to Miss Josie Suiinders, Goderich, for a bale to he sent to Lamont, Alta. Lunch was served by -the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Les Riley, Gode- rich. Mrs. Lock Cook was hoss for the July „meeting. Mrs. Nod Bogie' was 'leader of the Worship service. Miss Belle Shaw read the Scripture and Miss Helen Clarkled ed in prayer. A • reading, , `WMa` is Chela," was read in turns ,by.th . c present. The ladies are invited to meet at• the home of Mrs,., ' zt Clark for their August meet When Mrs. R. Swanton cif Suidb who is holidaying at Bogie's Beala', will be guest speaker. A: o• ial time was enjoyed when the hos ss was.hsslsted by her !dalfghters, Mrs. W. Littlee'hild,., liars,B .... Baeel ler and •liars. Ted Cook. 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