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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1955-06-02, Page 5• L. tw z1,. LE,E. BURN ' IW N, June: Leeseoa atala- tions to Mri'ss Bose Marie- griSholm, of Goderich, formerly of this dis- trict, Whet was a reember , of the graduating clans of St Joseph's Hospital, -Linden, �,? ,.. lad We+bday evening. Mrs and Mrs, W. J. Meyers, John, 'Norine and? An.q. and Mrs. W. Chisholm were pre- een't at.:the gradua:.tioh eeereises: Wedding •bells are 'ringing for Miss Joan Clark this week. A trousseau tea was given in her honor at her 'home last Saturday, when.. her mother, Mrs, T. Clark, ,assisted by the groom's mother, Mrs. Gibson, of Wroxeter, received the guests. Tea was poured by the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Jr Clark, of Goderich, in the afternoon, and in the evening by the bride's aunt, Ma's. A. W. Young. Mrs. John' Quaid, Betty and Rob- ,lr'lbie, of Sarnia, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew r• Bogle, ever ,the week -end. quoid enjoyed a fIsht lg trap to the north.. Mes,lienderson. Young and John are visiting.' with Nfr: and. Mrs. Tait 'plank and family, and will also visit her sister, Mrs. James•. Greene Mr.. Green and _Peter, of Goderich, .before returning to her home in Toronto. Mr. and' Mrs. Gordon Kaitting, of Goderich, are moving this week to thetir new home at Dunlop, the or • f mer Mienr p opertY. The oc- cupants, Miss Ellen Healey and Mr. and Mrs. William Tamin,.ar d family, recently moved to Gode- rich. - Fred Gliddon visited in Mitchell on Sunday with his sister, Mrs. S. A. Hewitt. W.M.S. Meeting. — Mrs. J. Mc- Bride, Carlow, was hostess for the May meeting of - the Leeburn, W. M.S. Mrs. Lock Cook was leader of the worship service and Miss Belle Shaw read the Scripture les- sort. Mra, Sa1h ws an I 11/4, Bride Sang ;a duet, alai,. it. Clark read : a nlaapter- from;. • the,. sib*, book and. 14r 1 1Jl ows . ave a humorous reedin r 'Alticles were brought in for' tl (bale which was to .be ac k e -Mr NI' . p am, s �ef3a�d�, Mrs Gising axed Mrs . Cock.. A get -+wed•' 'card was sent. to Mies Lizzie- Hkir, ton, Clinton, and during lunch hour "Happy. Birthday" was sung to Miss Helen Clark, who was obs serving her 80rth birthday • that 1 4' week. The.hostess was assisted by .'rs. Sallows and Mrs. P. McBride,, The ladies ,• are "Merited to hold their June Meeting at the home of Mrs. Elnaer Hunter. "Everyone likes a sympathetic listener," says a psyoholagist. As. ,long as he doesn't interrulpt, ,al- most everyone likes a listener, whether he's sympathetic or nota' a . 0 0 Signal -Star classified' ads , bring results. How valuable is your driver's licence? Does your job or business depend omit? Do you really need to drive? Does that vacation you are planning include the operation of your car? THINK Don't take' your .licencey.far: granted. The operation of a -motor car or motor truck is a privilege which can be suspended. REMEMBER • Your driver's licence will be suspended if you are convicted of a criminal offence or of any offence arising out of an accident. 21,000 licences were suspended in 1954. Many of those whose licences were suspended lost their jobs—others had tp find a new line of business. What would YOU do without a driver's licence? • THINK and keep your licence. MINISTER ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS TE..,.•1.• l 0011 1 .,, iY DUNGANNON; June te,e,'' il'eies with 'kit^. and :Mrs. R. J: ion Sunday.. were Mr. alio yrs. Arthur Roach, Listowel; Miss Enra Durnin, Mark'd'ale, and Bt'own. Smyth ' and sister, Mrs.. Bessie Stewart, 6th concession of West W anosh. Mr. ,. and Mrs. Harvey Treleaven an London, and son,R • oban of London, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Jack Ryan., Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stothers spent the week -end with their daughter, Mrs. Sheldon Baxter ,and family, Goderich. Miss Sylvia Stingel, Lueknow, spent the week -end at home with her mother, Mrs. L. Stin,gel, Carle- ton and Angus. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Congram and baby, and Charles. Congram, of Wingham, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Charlotte Reid and sons. Mr.• and Mrs. `Wilbur Brown on, Sunday motored to Newmarket after hearing of the 'death of the latter's aunt, Mrs. W. B. Selby. Mrs. M. Jackson, housekeeper for Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick, spent a few days at Gorrie Mrs. William Kilpatrick, her sister-in-law, of North • Battleford, Sask., was 'a re- cent visitor,. Mrs. Kilpatrick has been for the yast year at Montreal and Seaforth. Mr, and Mrs. Ben Comfort, St. Catharines, are vacationing ' with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake. Dr, Stanley Avens and wife, formerly Ila Barkley, of Victoria, B.C., who have been at Ann Arbor for the past year, spent the week- end- with -.the latter's aunts, Mrs. R. Fitzgerald and Mrs. R. Gardner; Another niece visiting was Miss Maureen Knox, Kitchener, On Sunday they all., visited their cou- sin, Miss Lyle Irwin, at Baker's Nursing Home, Lucknow, and their aunt, ' Mrs. Albert Campbell, Auburn. AirS GANNON - Mrs,_ Joe .Prior, Guelph, visited airy her sister, :Mrs.- Uvey Maize,- and ,they visited their "sister, Mrs. no, and Grain, Wingham, ' on Sunday. Mr... and We. W. A. Culbert at- tended the wedding on qafurclay, of Miss Helen Van Dorn, ChathaM, who spent several sumariers at the Culbert home. H•er mother was the former Ethel Scott; who for many years lived with 1Vir. and Mrs. W. A.. Culbert. Miss Olive Webster and Miss B. Parker, Toronto, visited Mrs. R. Gardner :on Saturday. Mrs: Harald • Maize visited her mother, Mrs. Emmerson Irwin, Lucknow, who - is ill at Wingham hospital. Mrs. May -Sitter, of Wilkie,' Sask., who visited her sister, Mrs. W. R. Andrew, has returned to the West. Mrs. Charlotte Reid accompan- ied her niece, Mrs. Stanley Thomp- son, and Mr. Thompson, to the graduation last Wednesday • of a niece, Miss Margaret June Mer- ritt, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don. Douglas 'Campbell, St. Cath- arines, was guest organist Sunday morning at the Dungannon United Church service and played an elec- tric organ, which was placed in the church` for demonstration pur- poses, On Monday evening, the organ committee met and- approv- ed Of this model and purchase is being made immediately. • Auxiliary Meets. -- Mrs. Frank Pentland was hostess at her home for the May meeting of the United Church W.A. Mrs. Harvey Alton presided. Mrs. George Hodges read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. Lloyd Hodges gave the ' lesson thought. Mrs. Wilbur Brown gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. How- ard Johnston, of the parsonage committee, Agave a report and it was decided to have some decorat- ing done. At the next meeting, vononsimmins Important Notice ! ANY QUALIFIED ELECTOR Who :cannot be present in the riding of Huron on Election Day, June 9th; is entitled to vote at the Advance Polis. JUNE,v2nd, 3rd, 4th at Goderich, Exeter, or Clinton. DON'T LOSE - YOUR VOTE For further information or transportation to these polls, call 556, Exeter, 224 Clinton; 1271, Goderich, or 480, Seaforth. THIS NOTICE IS PUBLISHED IN ;�- YOUR INTEREST BY JIM SCOTT PA FIGHTER FOR HURON" - r (Inserted by the'l Uron• Liberal Association) :You meet the smartest people travelling in a PLYMOUTH !" esseee y.. " ••o::i :VlXr.Vrr:.•r p. r f r %/fCur. 1,y„xv,..Y,r„�,�.xereerrr Plymouth is styled for the tempo of today... sleek and sumptuous for the most glamorous occasions ... roomyand rugged for the most actiye, modern family ! 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Whitehead, in Teeswater Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van der Lay, Corey and Annie, spent the week- end in Oshawa." MEETINGrS ARE HELD • R'Y HELPING HANDS The usual meetings of the ,Help- ing Hands were carried out during the month of May, with the ex- ception of visitors' night, when a sing -song was held, and solos were given by Sharon and Walter Baeehler. In remembrance of Mothers'. Day, gifts were presented to two mothers. The Scripture was given by Mrs. E. 4,aecbler. A reading and -- an-, other portion from the home Man- uel of nursing were given by Mrs. W. Burroughs. Nineteen hospital calls, two cards and one bouquet sent to shut-ins were reported. A $2 donation was made to the Red Shield campaign, and one overseas parcel was sent. A dainty lunch was provided by Mrs. Beech - ler, Phe meetings were brought to a close with prayer by Mrs. I. 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Robrert Evans and family, of Smiths Falls. - Mrs. Arthur Grange spent the week -end, with friends in Detroit. Mrs. Wiles ,has moved her house- hold .effects 'ta the home of her sister, Miss Minnie Collinson. - David Slorach and Mr. De Vries, of Blyth, and Wilfred Collinson assisted with the moving. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Rathwell visited with friends at Port Elgin recently. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell on the 'birth of a dar'Yghter in •Clintoif hospital on May 27. Mr. and Mrs: R. J. Phillips were London visitors last Wednesday. Mrs. William Straughan is visit- ing with her daughter, 'Mrs. Thomas Jardin, of Clarksburg. Charles Asquith, 'who. has been visiting in Toronto, returned last week. •The sawmill has commenced Op- erations again; after replacing 'the motor. The new one was secured from a mill at Orillia. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zinimerman, of Goderich, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ezikial Phillips on Sun- day. _ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Patterson, of Goderich, visited 'with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Beadle, on the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen, who have been visiting relatives in Flint, Mich., returned home this week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McIntyre, of Detroit, are' visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Beadle, and attended the funeral of her uncle, the late Thomas Robinson, of Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. George, Paterson, of Goderich, visited at the home of Dr. Weir and Mr. and Mrs. Dunean MacKay and fan -lily on Sundaya. Mr.and Mrs. John Lemon and Jahn, jr., of Walter's Falls, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig and family over the week -end. Hiram Lindsay ..and Mrs. Clark, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Pile, of Guelph, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson and family, Walter Wagner and Miss Minnie Wagner visited Mr. and Mrs, Fred Yungblutt and fam- ily near - Woodstock on• Sunday. Misses Barbara and Mary Link - later, of Saltford,, visited With Miss Jannett Dobie over the week -end. Mrs. Len Arehambault and fam- ily are visiting ,at the home _of her.. parents, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Craig. e "Ir Vital , ,o 'the 0,014 re sale' di 'w Mand' Mi and' , s � gi , emu 'e' let.;•:! e�. ib hs•�• . and Vis. • W��� ��a N � . , ,. . fir.: and: , . >. • M7i's Uintas and Mr. and Mks,, Bevil>rt`sto:; 'Goderich, were ,Po4114y: ri tea .y. recently. Mr. and Mhrs. Russel, If4ng, ,Totts* ' , _, Yumgl lu,tt, and W.1 and4fro. Wes,• Bradnoek visiteelast.,oeek with Mr. and Mrs. Gar ; Xu'ngblutt and family, of 'Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. iNiltiarrx Haggitt and f.amily, Mr. and Mrs. Cad Govier and Gordon visited recent) with Mos. Mary McNal,1, .Robed and Wellington, of Welland. Mrs. Hazel Ross and her daugg ter, Miss Florence Ross,' and Mre and Mrs. Robert Mcllw'ane and Nancy, of Detroit, were guests with Mrs. John ' Graham on Mon- day. 0 0 TOPICS ARE FEATURED AT SORORITY ,MEETING 0 F 1 1 M Mrs., Emily Corey entertained at her home for a meeting of Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs. Marie Leitch pre- sided over the last ,meeting of the season, when most members were present. Mrs. Marg. Miller gave a topic on Liszt and •Brahms, two music- ians who found happiness through love orf music. Biographical 'inter- pretations interpretations of H. D. Thoreau,•Robert L. Stevenson and Socrates were given by Path Sadler, Kay Wise and Bette Westbrook. The meting was brought to an end with the closing ritual, after which the hostess served refresh- ments. WEDDING RECEPTION ,A wedding reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albers Riehl, Saltford, on Saturday in honor of newlyweds of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Guy.' Mrs. Guy., was the former Jean Me- ' Guire, daughter of the ]ate Mr. and Mrs. T. McGuire. Guests were present from -Vancouver, Ripley, Lucknow, Wingham, Mitchell, Fordwieh and Goderich. The bride and groom were the recipients of many beautiful gifts and an enjoy- able evening was spent by all.. Lunch was served by the hostess, the bride's sister, Mrs. Albert Riehl, and Mrs. Reg. Bridle and Miss Ruth Dockstader. 0 o BRIDGESCORESSix tables of bridge were played at the regular tournament staged by Goderich Bridge Club on Mon- day night. 'Scores were: Mrs. E L. Dean and Mrs. W. G. MacsEwan, 664; Mrs. A. AS Nicol and Mrs. J. W. Craigie, 56; Mr., and Mrs. J. K. Hunter, 55; Mrs. Wheeler .ane): Mrs. J. Thomas, 52. • For INFORMATION Or Transportation to the Polls on Etection'J ay, Thursday, June 9tb Phone 1271 Liberal Headquarters British Exchange Hotel, South St. On June 9th Vote LiboraI - Vote Scott For Better Representation For South Huron (Inserted by Gotteekh l beral Association)