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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1955-12-08, Page 9• This Christmas', give the family o whole wide world of enjoyment %4ith p new lare screen TVI Choose here from t, a huge, array of famous r.oke table and con- • • • '4""""11Ittt.f.tiPifool,' :•;••••:•, ••••••'•:::::::,,:••• • 'ii.:•:••••••••• • •,.. DUGAN�N pgg.-• 5. ¥! as Wean, and brother Murra. Mr.) Etfiaott, o trathroy, 1400 Pipes Guild,The December luest of Mrs. Robert rvin onnteettling**.. Pala, Ladies'Ouild Sanday. _ was heldi the home otthe presiT, Mr. and Mrs, LloMeholson, dent, Mrs. Elmer eting Bright's Grovie, !and Ul/Ir. Erne open,e,4 with ttuft. iovillary prayer, •yd Pfs Pia*. —11/1j lVfeKenzlie, tfGocieriab, were followed by the Lord's" Prayer, re - ors with Mr. and 11/Irs. Otto Popp peateCin unison A hymn was on Friday. sung, accompani on the pima Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stothers and 'by Mrs. R. J. Purnin- Tbe SeriP- EathY, Jean and Jimmiewere visit- tare reading was given by 'Mrs. ing the latter's brothei4n4aW aPid Ben Difole. Seven Membersand sister, M. and Mrs. J.V.IllicLeod, one honorary member answered at Kincardine,on Sunday. theroll-call rocall by averseof Scripture We are pleased to report that 'containing the word "Son." . A Murray Johnston, who underwent gratifYing financial report was an operation recently, is convalese- ' 'given by the secretary -treasurer. ing at the home .of this parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnston. Mrs. Lorne Popp, of Auburn, has been visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Popp. Early Christmas.—Mrs. Thomas Anderson, Lucknow, held a amily .Christmas dinner at her home pn Saturday as she and her son-in-laW' and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie' Hudgins, of ,Wingham, are leaving this week for Florida. William Caesar, Arnold Stothers, William Wiggins and 'Eldon Cul, bert attended the Federation ban- quet at Londesboro. Mr, and Mrs. Will ?rvin, of Blakes, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Francis .Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Farrish, of Lucknow, and 'Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stothers were in Kitchener on Saturday. Mrs. Cecil Blake, Mrs. S. J'. Kil- patrick, Mrs. Melvin Reed and Mrs. Francis Henry 'called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and Mrs. Thomas Anderson on Sunday last. ,Mr. John Brodie, sr., who for some time has been having treat- ments in Westminster Hospital, London, is now recuperating at his home. Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Durnin, of Dun- gannon, were in London on Wed- nesday attending the service in St. Paul's iCathedral for the .conse- cration of 'the Sufferagan Bishop - elect, the Ven. W. A. Townshend. LO.L. Officers.—L.O.L. No. 324, met in the lodge rooms and elected the following officers: Past Master, Ross Errington; Worshipful Master, Thomas 'Hallam; Deputy Master, Mel Steep; !Chaplain, Ernest Durn- in; recording secretary, Howard Blake; financial treasurer; Russel' Alton; first lecturer, Leonard Good; second lecturer, George Errington; Marshall, Harold Webster; commit- tee, Gordon Finnigan, Thomas Cul- bert, Victor Errington, Harold Cul- bert; tyler, Frank Alton. L.O.L. Dance and Draw.—L.O.L. No. 324 held' a succesSful dance in Agrieulture Hall on Friday even- ing. The draw for the prize turkey went to Lloyd Craig, for goose to Thomas Culbert and the duck to Hank Norris. Colwanash Banquet. — The Col- wan:ash Junior Farmers and Junior Institute held a successful banquet in Carlow Hall with a good crowd in attendance. Rev. George Watt, of Dungannon, said grace. Jim Scott, president of the Junior Farmers, proposeda toast to the Queen. A word of welcorne was given by June Nivins. Mrs. Arn- old Alton led in a number of sing- songs. Joyce Little thanked Dun- lop Institute for the delicious din- ner served. A brief sketch of the past year's progress was read by the secretary of each club. A few remarks were made by Arthur Bol- ton, assistant agriculture repre- sentative, ,of 'Clinton, Mrs. Dorothy Filsinger, home economist, Walker- ton, and Rodger Swass, assistant farm editor, Wingham. Lorne Hackett introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Grant Maclnnis. Mr. Hackett moved a vote of thanks. Entertainment numbers by Verdon Vanstone and Jim Scott .'werre—ai-- joyed. Euchre Party.—The ladies of the Sunbeam Club held a euchre party in the school room on Friday night last. Eight tables were in plak. First prize went to Mrs. Esther Rivett and 'Charlie Rivett. Second prize was won by Mrs. Allan Dick- son and Arnold Stothers. Proceeds of the' evening went to provide Christmas treats for the children. Lunch was served at the efose of the evening. Miss Barbara Wilson, nurse -in - training at Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, was home for the week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. -The UW4 ' ,AP1)143 row,11 #0.'41 , ton 504._ Guild in the churckTn iettnPt4UtIte. "P'41.11Y uew slate*of Cor 8the .41e.a.; RalAtittOr 1.950 asfoll:tryts,, .,11011ON4r SibeS140W# dent; aYfrrs.Thli, if,enningsi .$ pn dqtat, NW. ,Ehner Duo* wee - daft, Min. WA Mole.; secrot,41:17 treasurer, 11Ins. Bob Mole; .4pikkir fund seoretarY, Mr.s. Thoma Young. it was decided to hold a pot 14tk:supijey for incongrega- tion the Parish Ball. ilev. H. L. Jennings olosed thexateting w 'Drayer. A pot luck supper follow- ed whicb was enjoyed iby all.- - 0 Want ads. are the oIdet form of advertising, and still one of 'the. best. „„ • • :•114*...r0;,7 • • ''' *77,- "."" ' • • .„„ • • • Y•,, • .; • r t • '• ' • • • • r• • r • • • • • • Y., :44 • : xt,Y.,,irt;:•t rt. 4,4,,,:s•• ' • •y ' • ';" • • • . y •••;:r..„ •,••• JACKPOT of $48.00 for full house in 58 calls. 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