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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-10-28, Page 10•• ' pireOrig, meeting held e * Me Tomtliship Halt at 16.1•9!'"• -atte.ndecl by over 60 ladies •from Victoria Street United qhnr4, Benmiller. Nile, Leeburn afl Sinith's1" Hill. The hall was donated witb fall flowers making a ,fitt*g -4eittingfor such a meet- ing. Mrs. Gordon McPhee was leader aid ave -the call to worship on the theme oThe Influence of a Chris- . tan Leader." Mrs. Treble read the -Scripture. Welcoime was given by .Mrs. Tait Clark. • The program included a read- ing by Mrs. Hunter, of Leeburn; the ladies of Nile, a trio; Mrs. Good, of Victoria Street, a read- ii4vg; a double duet by the Benmil- ler ladies. Mrs. Williams, of Victoria Street, was guest apeaker, taking the theme of the day. The speak- er said we are not actively grate- ful for 'w'hat we have. God ex- pects service from us in some farm 'or other. Mrs. Williams outlined the work among the children and young people. Miss Shaw, of Letbtirn, gave the Says Clubs Becoming 'Drunken Joints,' story. of the "First Thanksgiving • Day." Mrs. *kris, of Nile, read prayer letters from Miss Potter in Ethiopia. The Benmiller ladies sang a selection, Mrs. Seabrook, o Vitoria Street, ended the pro- gram with a reading. Mrs. McPhee thanked. all who took part. The Smith's Hill ladies served lunch and a social 'hour was THE GODEitibil SKNAL:STAR WRITER VISITS' HERE FOR BOOK MATERIAL Material for a book on the Huron Tract area which she hopes to have published next year was gathered in Goderich during the week -end by Miss Blodwen Davies, of Toronto. Miss Davies, who is centring the book around Stratford, intends to include a chapter about Goderich. The book is aimed at assisting tour- ists to find points of interest in this part of Western Ontario. She hopes to have it published in time for the Shakesperian Festival in Stratford next year. While in Goderich, Miss Davies was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Don L`wingNorth street. OUR APPRECIATION TO YOU WHEN YOU SAY ON UYING, YOU SAW IT IN THE SIGNAL -STAR taw. '41 F 'Bottle clubs are getting to' be noisy, drunken joints," Magistrate D. E. Hohnes warned in court here last Thursday, adding that the only way to stop' rowdyism was through fines and jail terms. He issued the warning after reg- istering a conviction against Nor- man Hamilton, proprietor of the Crystal Club„ north of, Goderich at Dunlop. Hamilton was fined $75 and, costs or 30 days. He had been charged as the re- sult of a raid by Provincial Police on September 3 and his convic- tion was the fourth against bottle club proprietors in the Goderich area in the past couple of months. Hamilton had pleaded not guilty when he first appeared on the charge last month. At that time, the court held a hearing, to determine whether a search warrant for the raid ' had been made out properly. The magistrate ruled the warrant was valid and for the past few weeks the case had been adjourned. Given Remand When he appeared last Thurs- day, Hamilton was at first remand- , ed to jail for a week by the magis- trate after entering a not guilty plea again. •Crown -.Attorney H. Glenn Hays told the court, that he had understood Hamilt4 had in- timated he would change his plea to one of guilty. As a result; the Crown Attorney said he was not prepared to proceed with the hear- ing. At the, same time, Defence Coun- sel Frank Donnelly asked permis- sion to withdraw from the ease. At the close of the court, how- ever, when Hamilton indicated he had decided 'to change his plea, the magistrate decided to hear the case. Hamilton then pleaded guilty. Crown Attorney Hays noted that it was the first conviction against the Crystal Club, but he said that at the time of the raid there had been little pretence of operating within the law. Beer seized in the raid was ord- ered confiscated and destroyed. IVES—NETHIERY A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized AP St. Paul's Anglican Church, Blyth, when Ella Eliza-. betit, only daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Gilbert Nethery, Blyth, was united in- marriage to thigh QUY Ives, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ives, Clinton. The marriage ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Harvey Parker, rector of the church. Wedding music was played by Mr. B. Con- nell, Wingham. The bride, given in marriage by her 'father, Gilbert Nethery, wore a street -length grey orlon and wool ensemble with pink accessories. She wore a corsage' of pink roses and carried a white prayer book., The bride's cousin, Miss Mary Isabel Nethery, Belgrave,' was ,bridesmaid. She chose a beige orlon and 'wool ensemble, fashion- ed on similar lines to the bride's costume. Her accessories were navy blue. Bernard Fisher, of Clinton, was best man. The wedding dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cooper Nethery, Belgrave, uncle and aunt of the bride. Following the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Ives left on a wedding -trip- tir Niagara Falls ana 'Berwick, Pa. The brifle travelled in a him orlon and wool dress, grey top coat and !black accessories. OU their return they will reside at Hoknesville. Prior. 'to her marriage, the bride was honored on several occasions. She was an active member of the Girls' Garden Club, and Junior 4-H clubs and the leaders 'of the. Garden Club entertained in her honor at the home of leader' Mrs. John Hesslewood, with assistant leader Mrs. 'Clayton Ladd as co - hostess. The bride received many pretty and useful gifts from the inen3bers of the club, and also the leaders. Trinity Anglican Church choir, of which the bride was a member, met at the home of Miss Josephine Woodcock and present- ed her with a gift and an addrOS of appreciation for her serviteS to the choir. TO SHOW FMK ON INDIA AT CHURCHES A film deputing missionary work in India entitled, "Where None Shall Thirst," will be shown during the next few weeks in a number of United Churches in the Goderich district. The sound and color film Was produced by Rev. Anson IVfoiv- house, of the 'United Church Audio Visual Department on ,his recent visit to India. The film is scheduled to be shown at the following churches in thisdistrict on_ the dates • in- 0001) Aul18011409 ir4ite4 Chu, NOember Apburno Un ited Church, .November 3 Belgrave United amuck' Noventher 4; Brus- leis United Church, November 5; Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, November 7;, Londesboro United Chtuceh, November 8; itlyth United Church, November 9; North Street United Church, Goderich, November 14. All shoWings will be at 8 p.m.,' except in the iClintog and Gode- rich churches, when the time will be 7 p.m.' To show the independence of the House of Com•naons, it is an ancient British tradition to have the door of the House slammed in the face of the King's messen,, ger at the opening of Parliament., (4, • ICE CREAM • VENETIAN BLINDS • PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS • COSTUME RENTAL • AIR LINE COMPANIES • 'N7 41re'; First Aid Rendered to Sick Radios and TV B. R. MUNDAY Also Portable Fool -Proof Sound Service Certified Radio Technician Call at Widder St., Godegich or Phone 598 29tf TME SUPER/OR LATEX -BASE RIAU PAINT rn • AMBULANCE SERVICE • PAINT DEALERS • SPORTING GOODS • NURSERYMEN • KNIT GOODS • ENGRAVERS • SMOOTH & SILENT ON PAVEMENT • SUPER TRACTION FOR SNOW & ICE WHEN.WINTER STORMS COME • ALASKA'S GIANT Kodiac bear plays rough. But the people who run the'Bronx Zoo have found the perfect toy forhirn. 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