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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1955-02-17, Page 6rU;y Yaeeting of the W.A. of the Patted ' Church was held at the Melee .of Miss W. D. Rutherford With' 13 ladies present. Mrs. T. NEWS QF AUBURN AUBURN, Feb. 16. --,At a meet -1 attending the 'Ice Follies in Tor- ing, of the Village Trustees, it waS onto recently. The president, Mrs. deckled to adopt Daylight Saving, Jalin Daer, took charge for the to commence Sunday, April 24, business part of the meeting. The J. Todd, the president, conducted roll call was answered by 17 mem- a short worship service on the and end September 25. , bers: Donations were received theme, "The Friend." Mrs. Charles ,Charles Nevins is a patient in ftotn two Toronto companies to lleeeDenald read the Scripture les- the Alexandra Marine •and General help with a spring bazaar. Ack- son and Mrs. James Curran read Hospital, Goderich. nowledgement of $50 sent by the the lesson thought. Mrs. Todd Mr. Brown; of Monktonf•• is eisit- Guild to Huron College building and Miss W. D. Rutherford were in his son, Cliff, and Mrs. Brawn. fund was received from Rev. W.' appointed -as a committee to cone Mrs, William Strasser who has! Townsend, of London. Mrs: Ger- suit W. A. Hnphrey about the been visiting her sister, Mrs. R. D. ;don R. Taylor and Mas. Larry Glas ui cupboards to be built in the church , Munro, has returned to her home gow were appointed to a commit kitchen. The remainder of the ; inn Stratford. tee to attend the affairs of the afternoon was spent in making Thomas S. ,Johnston attended a , Bible School. An organ sole was quilt blocks. Lunch served by motor convention in ,Toronto last 'Played by Mrs. Frank Nesbit. The Mrs. W. 1. Miller and Mrs. L. week. a • i offering was received by Laura Woods brought the afternoon to The A,Y.P.A of St. Mark's An; Daer and Monica Nesbit. Mrs. J. a close. glic•an Church held a skating party Daer closed the meeting with Miss Norma Murray has return- at. the Blyth Arena last Thursday. Prayer. ed from a week spent in Victoria night. Later they event to theW.M.S.—Mrs. Edgar Lawson gave Hospital, Landon, and has been Rectory for lunch. her home for the -February meet- w:* ordered to take a complete rest.Ladies' Guitl. The February ing of the W.M.S. of Knox Presby- •Mr. and Mrs. Eldon'Miller, Mrs. meeting of the Ladies' Guild of terian Church on Thursday. The Fred McQuillin and Barry and St. Mark's Anglican Church was president, Mrs: W. Good, presided. Gordon Lyons were visitors recent- held on February 11, in the church The devotional period was taken ly with Mrs. John Miller, who bas and was conducted by Mrs. Gordon by Mrs. J. W. Graham, who read been ill at the home of her daugh- R. Taylor. The Scripture versese Scripture, gave the meditation ter, Mrs. John Sparkes, at. London. were read by Mrs. J. Taylor and and offeredprayer. A pleasing There was no service in the the prayers were taken by Mrs. S. duet was sung by Nancy,Jane..rlrt United Church on Sunday because H. Daer. A reading was given by del ,on and Johnny: MacKay, accoin- o'f:,weather and road conditions. Miss Laura Phillips and a duet Ponied by Mrs. R. J. Phillips on Next Sunday, Miss Mary Nicholls, sung by Misses Edna and Ellen the harp. The roll call was an - who has spent 10 years as a nes- Daer, accompanied by Mrs. G. R: sw ered, by a verse of Scripture }� sionary in India, will speak in the Taylor. The topic on "Parish and from the book of St.•-xMark. The first chapter of the study morning and will show slides at ,the Community Public Relations was P book was meeting of the "Y.P.U. in the given by Mrs. Larry Glasgow. Miss given by Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson .: evning. ' Edna Daer, descriptively told of and Miss Minnie (Wagner. Mrs. W. Good contributed a poem. Ar- rangements were made for the World Day of Prayer, which is to be held in Knox United, Church, February 25. The offering was A C'TTTr`u1L Tl WARBLE FLY j received._.by. Johnny MacKay and dedicated. , A vote of thank; was :.•corded, Mrs, R,' J. Phillips. The meeting i16sed with a hymn, and prayer by Mrs. J. W. Graham. Refreshments .were served by the hostess. Couple Honored.—The A.Y.P.A. of St. Mark's Anglican Church played host recently at the home of Mrs. L. Glasgow, to honor two of their faithful members, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rathwell (nee Marion Taylor), an the occasion of. their . recent marriage. Twenty -four -Memel"- bers braved the wintry weather to join in this happy occasion: The Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ' early part of the evening was spent in playing cards, after which a tomic mock wedding was portray- ed under- direction of Mess Mary. 7-8 Clerk, Township of Ashfield. Clark. The bride and groom were then invited by the hostess, Mrs. Glasgow, to take their seats set in front of the fireplace. On behalf }�. of all the members the president, Mr. LaWrence Nesbit, read an ad - Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service dress. 'Miss Mary Clark presented e them with an electric tea kettle. The bride and groom both express- `'� ed their' thanks and appreciation for the lovely gift. Refreshments, served by members of the A.Y. brought the evening to a close. eee.• e ` . a>, ria •:.• :�., y7Lavit raAsedpprove. M2,A OExpenditure'. t Rows Dior ng Year A by-law to approve expenditure of $32,000 an township roads was passed . at a meeting 'of Goderich Township Council on Monday of last week at Htrlmesville. The by-law was sent to the De- parttnent of 'Highways for approv- al. pprov- A Orr, -reported to the coun- cil on Goderich'Dist;riet-Collegiate Institute mattes and the'counelt accepted the boundary set-up for, the Clinton, and Goderich schools as ,set out by Huron County. Township Clerlele. E. Thompson was instructed to call tenders for the warble fly campaign. A request from the Town of Goderich for permission to install water mains was approved, if the owners concerned were satisfied. :P AIGN `ENDERS Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until Saturday, March 5, 1955, for the spraying of tattle in the Township of Ashfield for Warble Fly Control. ,Contractor fee from cattle owners and carry agrees to 'collect his own Also for Warble Fly Inspector in the Township of Ashfield. The departure .from Korea,of .the 42nd Infantry Workshop, RCEME, completed the' policy of the reduc- tion by two-thirds 'of Canadian- forces serving in the Far East. 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SACCHARIN TABLETS 100 reg. ?,Oce --15c 500 reg. 55c• ---9c 100 300 Tablsets 59c; 500 reg. 65c -49c reg. 23c-19c •DelseyT; sue 19c2 for 37 PERSONAL HYGIENE iEtiquet DeodorantS3c, 75c IKotex Modess, ... 12's, 40c, 2 for 79c 30's, 98c; 48's, 1.53 Tampax 43c, 1.49 Lysol, Disinfectant 43c, 79c, 1.50 Quest Deodorant .. .... - , 35c PORTER'S HILL PORTER'S HILL, • Feb, 16.—The W.A. of Grace Church held the February meeting at the home of Mrs. John McCowan with a large attendance present. The presi- dent, Mrs. Arlie Lockhart, opened the meeting and Mrs. Bill Cqx led in prayer. The Scripture was read by Mrs. John McCowan. Roll call was'answered 'by the exchange of a Valentine. Reports were given 'by the visiting and quilt commit- tees. Birthday bells wertedistrib- uted and the travelling apron was started out, " It was decided to hold a' bazaar in 'the fall. A St. Patrick's Day social is being plan- ned by a committee composed of Mrs.' Gordon Liscombe, Mrs. Wil- -eiaier Harrison, Mrs. Renner, Lorene Cox and Mrs. Donald Harris. An organ fund committee was organ- ized, consisting of Mrs. Bill Cox, Mrs. Pete•Harrison and Mrs. Austin Harris. Mrs. Elgin Cox had charge of the program. During the after- noon, two crib quilts were made. 'Mrs. Renner- led in prayer at the close of the meeting. The hostess . served lunch. The March meeting will be at the home' of Mrs. D. Mc- Dougall. Sunday School. — The Sunday School of Grace Church held an executive meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Harrison. The superintendent, Mrs. Harrison, opened the , meeting ° with a .sing- song. The treasurer's report was read by Mrs. Wilfred Hicks. Elec- tion of officers, teachers and as- sociate teachers resulted as fol- . lows: Beginners—Mrs. Pete. Harri- son, Mrs. Donald Harris; Primary —Mrs. G. Manning, Mrs. Ray Cox; 'junior girls—Mrs. Tom Sowerby, Mrs. Bill Townshend; junior boys — Mrs, A. Lockhart, Mrs. Fred Bell; intermediate -- Mrs. J. Mc- Cowan,. Mrs. A. Harris; seniors— : Mrs. Elgin Cox, Mrs_ A. Betties; Bible class—Mrs. Reid Torrance; secretary -treasurer -- Wilfred Hicks; assistant, Jim Harrison., The meeting was closed with pray- er by Mr. Renner. The hostess served lunch- ' Buy the regular 1.25 size Stope:+'tte and get the 47 -day trial site „with, it. 1• Beth for I Gysr e HELENE CURTIS Special Lanolin Discovery in the. regular 1.75 Alin). ChM• tatiether with a lea' 0 ue roll type hair 61'04. value, )e,t' for I.I.A. SHAVE ` CREAM Gives' ••a` rich fine bubble lather for ;a • cool, smooth shave. , 49, Tube I.D.A. WAX PAPER Heavy duty wax paper ' in dispen- ser box with met- al Butting edge. 100 ft. 29c, 'BABY NEEDS' r:Johnston's Baby' Powder ...: '35c, 59c Bayswater Diaperash 95c, 1.89 1lr of -Ilton Baby Pants • ` 69e, 89c r leinzh Strained. Foods „ .. 2 this 19c 90, 41lic 913c Hank craftfa6ttle Warmers 125; 3.95 DONNY BROOK DONNYBROOK, Feb. 16. — The W.M S. and W.A.'met Tuesday at I the home of Mrs. N. Thompson with Miss Hazel Stamper in charge. The program' from the 'Missionary Monthly was read by Mrs. Sant Thompson, Mrs, William Hardy, Mrs, Gordon Chimney and Mrs. H. Jefferson. Miss Stamper read the Scripture. Mrs: Sam Thomp- son read a paper an Christian Stewardship and 'Mrs, Norman Thompson read ,one on. Heralds, The studybook was taken by Mrs. Hardy. e roll call was answer- ed by "Your Favorite 'lower." A lay tte is being made far the spring bale. The meeting closed with . prayer by Mass Stamper. There was an attendance of 14, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson left last Tnesda r for a 'two-month vaca- tin in California. always been afraid • to try them before," Two seven -year-olds had just seen ,a romantic movie. "Wasn't it awful!" exclaimed one of them. "Not so bad," the other comment- ed loftily. "I just closed my eyes in the kissing scenes and pretend- ed he was choking her." ,Considerable discussion arose- over proposed changes in, routing of the County Road from Clinton to •Bayfield. The matter was bro„r*ght forward by a delegation of residents Bram the westerly end cif the road. At a meeting of the county road committee later last week, decision was made to re- route the road. 'ollowing apeounts, . or grants wereapproved: Salvation Army,- $15; Town of Clinton, $329e12; Clin- ton News-Recorde advertising and suppties, $38.66; Goderich Signal - Stat`, advertising and supplies, $35.70.; H. Tyndall, , inspecting calves, $32.40; 11. McCartney, in- specting calves, $28; road superin- tendent's payroll No. 2, $1,304.20. Council adjourned to meet on March 7, at 1.3,0 p.m. NEWS OF WESTFIELD WESTFIELD, Feb. 16.—A. E. Cook spent the week -end in Tole onto. Mrs. Josie Cameron, of Belgrave, is visiting MT. and Mrs. Alva Mc- Dowell, Mr. and Mrs. James Boak, James and Donnie, of Crewe, visited on Tesday with. Mrs. Fred J. Cook. Miss Rena McCiinohey, of AU - burn, spent the week -end With Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walden. Mrs. John Buchanan and Mrs. Fred J. Cook were visitors with 'Mrs. 'Fred W. Cook, of Belgrave. .Mr. and Mrs. • Lloyd Waldlen, Donna, Mrs,. Walter Cook and Mrs. Harvey' McDowell were' London visitors on Saturday. Robert • Walden, who has been visiting at Auburn, has returned to the home of his brother, William Walden. The W.M.S. held a • quilting bee in the church on Wednesday with '20 present. Four new quilts were completed for overseas relief. A pot luck dinner_ was served. Mrs. C. Cox spent Tuesday with her brother, Ernest Patterson and Mrs. Patterson, offGoderi,ch. Irate Father—"I'll ;teach you "to kiss my daughter." Cornelius—"You're too late. 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