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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-12-06, Page 8• ' • • !ACM WORT' BAYFIELD BATIFICI-D, Dee. 3. —wrni niggirtS Veterneti home on Sunday *net" tidsLting his daughter, Mrs. 1t.011 &lath and family in Lon- , John Sturgeon, sr., attended the ULCZi1 on Tuesday of her bro- ther„ Russell Parker, who died sud- denly of a hearkeattack. He as (his G2nd year. She was accom- panied by 11r. and Mrs. John StUrgeon, tr. airs. C. Utter was called on Sat- urday to Simeoe owing to the death of her mother. Master Allan Cleave, Blue Water HighwaY, ,5pent the week -end with his [grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'Cleave. I TRY US FOR 1 11161:SHER — SERVICE SKELTON'S APPLIANCES WSST ST. GO ERICH -47 Air Cadet News Because cadet activities are ceas- ing for the holidays, this will be the last report of 1956. In Decem- ber, highlighting the cadet activ- ities is the annual Christmas party. This year, it will be held on De- cember 15, at 'llaoKay Hall. The conianittee.members under F./L. M. Cutt and Wq.1 C. Town.send, are Warning a varied program, includ- in,g thins and other entertainment. Also on the list is an expected inspection of the squadron by the commanding officer of Clinton RCAF Station, Gee'. Cameron. It is hoped that the local air cadets will be able to go to that station to enjey in Afternoon of sports in the gym. All local boys between the ages of 14 and 18, who are not yet members of the squadron, are re minded of the opportunities to come out on a Tuesday night and see if they would like to become air cadets. On behalf of Maitland Squadron, the writers of this column—F, 0. D. Fincher, FSgts. M. Loiselle and R Reinhart and Sgt. K. Josling— wish to thank the Signal -Star for making space available so that the people of Goderich and district may be informed of squadron activ- ities. 'They would also like to thank all those who have, in any way, made possible, the operation of the squadron. k. mensommomminlimmlimmarinsaismomumamilmouor AN ELECTION FOR REEVE WILL BE HELD IN THE Township Of Goderich Monday, December 10 BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9 A.M. AND 6 P.M. 'St the following places, and with the following Deputy Return- ing Officersplaces, and Poll Clerks in charge. Sub.-Divs. Place a.R.o. - Poll Clerk Hta, Fsaleaearr, JL _Outlet 2 5.5. No. 2 H. Sturdy 'Cliff, Sturdy 3 'Albert Schilbe's 4 H. Tyndall's 5 H. McCartney's 6 R. E. Rowden's Chas. Wallis Elmer Trick H. McCartney R. E. Rowden Wm. Mcilwain Don Middleton Les Pearson Reg. Miller 48 THE GODERIOII SIGNAL -STAR Weddings SWTHERS----WILMQT BYRON, Dec. 1. ---St. Luke's -in - the -Garden Church, decorated with white 'mums and candelabra, was the setting here this .afternoon for the wedding of Hazel Hannah Mary Wilmot and Joseph Norbert Paul Smithers. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fran- cis Wilmot, London, and the groom, of Ottawa and Meadow Lake, Sask- atchewan, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cecil Smithers. Miss Wilmot attended Goderich District Collegiate Institute and was for some year on the staff of the Goderich branch of the Royal Bank of Canada. The Rev. J. W. Clarke officiated and George Black presided at the organ. Soloist W d Miss Helen V Wean , Goderich. The bride wore a ballerina - length gown of pure silk rice taf- feta fashioned with bouffant skirt of unpressed pleats and fitted bodice featuring a bateau neckline outlined with imported Alencon lace and trimmed with seed pearls and opalescents. A coronet at Ceylon pearis and opalescents held her ',Tench illusion veil and she carried a bouquet of .write garden- ias and trenched 'mie As matron of honor, Mrs. Eliza- beth Westbrook, of Goderich, wore a ,ballerinalength princess gown of peach satin. Miss Nancyanne Wilmot, bridesmaid for her sister, chose ballerina -length royal blue taffeta. Identical hats with bands of pearls and face veils, and nose- gays of tawny gold roses completed their ensembles. William Tilden was .groomsman and Kenneth WiVnot, brother of the bride, and Albert LeBlanc ushered. Receiving guests, the bride's mo- ther wore a charcoal and gold taffeta dress with white Belgian fur hat and • white carnation corsage. Also present was the beide's grand- father, Albert E. Wilmot, of Windsor. For the wedding trip, the bride donned a charcoai grey suit with grey and white accessories and gardenia corsage. The couplewill reside in London. Among those attending , from Goderich were: Mrs. Chas. Videan, Mrs. Mildred Simpson, Mrs.. H. Dodd, Mrs. H. Tichborne. Mrs. Geo. Mathieson, Mrs. N. McInnis, Miss Margaret Evan, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilkin,s, Mr. and Mrs. C. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Moody. ELECT CP AND T OFFICER A C.P. and T. committee meet- ing of the Oddfellow and Rebekah Mr. and Mrs. Stanley' McIlwaie on Rebekahs Hold l'eelges was held at the home ot , Ni.eveireber Knox Ladies' Aid Member Recalls Away Back When..! The Ladies' Aid Society of 'Knox Church met in the church parlor Friday. The Scripture was read by Mrs. W. Ritchie and Mrs. A. Alexander lett in prayer. Mrs. A. Straiton thanked the members for their work and co-operation during the year. The contest Ls closed and Mrs. McAuley's group were the winners. Mrs. Clayton Edvvard, explained and illustrated the Christmas carols and Mrs. Peter 14ad:wan gave a reminiscence of the'Ladies' Aid" from 1908-1918 when they went to their picnics in band wagons. The nominating committee are Mrs. Jas. Bisset, Mrs. H. IL Hall and Mrs. Rod Johaston. The president spoke of the pass- ing of Mrs. John Morgan who was a faithful member for many years. 0 0 0 Mrs. F. Wilson Heads WMS Of Victoria United The annual meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society of Vic- toria Street United Church was held at the home of Mrs. Ed. Hardy, Trafalgar street. Mrs. Ernest Patterson, the president, conducted the devotional period. Mrs. E. Patterson reported on the slate of officers for 1957, which are as follows: Honorary members, Mrs. Chris. Sanderson and Mrs. Thos. Warrener; past president, Mrs. E. Patterson; president, Mrs. Frank Wilson; 1st viee-presidentt, Mrs. Frank Horton; 2nd vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe; record- ing secretary, Mes. E. Patterson; treasurer, Mrs. Harold Larder; 'literature secretary, Mrs. George Baechler; Christian stewardship, Mrs. H. Larder; supply secretary, Mrs. J. E. Cranston; press secre- tary, Mrs. E. Patterson; Christian citizenship, Mrs. Amos Stoll; coin- munity friendship, Mrs. M. Currell; Missionary Monthly secretary, Mrs. M. Horton; .pianist, Mrs. S. A. 'Moote; flower fund secretary, Mrs. Robt. Good; Mission Band leaders, Mrs. M. Currell and Mrs., Emery B-ae-chler; Baby Band leaders, Mrs. Bob McLean and Mrs. Allan Lin- field; mite box secretaries, Mrs. Adem Johnston and Mrs. Len Walters; auditors for 1957, Mrs. Len Walkers'IttitirMrs. Joe Thomp- Rev. S. A. Moote closed the meeting with prayer. , Lunch and a social half hour was enjoyed by -all. ' c fintia Officers elected 'for the coming • - Harnock; v4e-president. ac - son; secretary, Mrs. Pearl Straugh- an; treasurer, Mrs. Archie John- ston; representative to Cancer So- ciety, Mrs. Con Bassett; property, . . The first regular meeting for December of Goderich Rebekah Lodge, No. 89, was `held Tuesday evening in the lodge room, Mac - Amos Osbaldeston; investigating! Kay Hall Approximately 60 mem- canitnittee, Mrs. Ruth Hayden, {bers were welcomed by Mrs. Mrs. Amos Osbaldeston, Charlie Orr and Sam McNeil; press secre- tary, Stanley Mcliwain. 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Following, the Meeting, the an- nual Christmas party was held. A sing -song of Cnristmas carols, led by Mrs. Florence Rivers and Mrs. Gertrude Kaitting with Mrs. Nettie McInnis at the piano, pat all in a festive emood Readings were given by Mrs. Mary MoCabe and Mrs. Ada Fritzley. A Christ- mas contest was held with Mrs. Grace Fuller winning first prize and Mrs. Helen Harris, second. A draw was\ made on a Christmas cake, donated by Mrs. Georgina Allen, with Mrs. Jean Pinder being the winner. Mrs. Frances Beevers and Mrs. Elea Osbaldeston were in charge of the tickets. Gifts from beneath the lighted tree were distributed after which a buffet lunch as served from tables, beautifully decorated with the Christmas motif by MTS. Laura Riley and her com- mittee. o n p STEAL DRILL RIFLES Provincial Police are investigat- ing the theft of six drill rifles from the air cadet quarters at Sky Harbor. The thieves forced a window to gain entry, according to Provincial Constable C. J. Parkin- son, who is handling the case. The break-in w.as discovered Tuesday night -when members of Maitland Air Cadet Squadron ar- rived for their weekly practice. Air cadet officials deseribe the stolen rifles as "unserviceable. They are not in safe firing condi- tioa. 0 l'e td, La RED & WITI,TE a CUSND .CC)FFEE EARLY RISER BLEND /C LB. TOM GROUii (Li 4 -t1, , TT 6t S.. ,ii, ...„,. ti Vto ticria S. GCil1 Taylor's Corner TAYLOR'S CORNER, Da. 4.— Mrs. Irene Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Hastings, Miss Marion Holmes and Mr. Bert Holmes, all of Toronto, attended the funeral of the late Andrew P. Holmes on Thursday last. While here they were guests of Mr. Ken- ne!h Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sturdy and Johk visited on Monday with Mr. .and „Mrs. Douglas Robinson and family at Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Rostron, Don- ald and Dennis, of Hamilton, visit- ed over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ginn. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder left on Tuesday for Flor:da for an ex- tended visit. Church services will be held at Zion United Church at 3 p.m. for the ensuing Sundays. Mr. and Mrs. Chester McNall, Menne and John, of Waterford, were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel MeNall. Donald McCabe attended the an- nual Huron Hereford Association banquet held in Dungannon on Tuesday night. All 4-41 members showing Hereford valvas were in- vi"ed. Plan to send a gift subscription to The .S•grial Star to your friend for Christmas. A lovely Christmas gift card is sent, too. a 9011CURSDAY, D 6114 1056C HINTS FROM HIBBERT'S 4 SUlt ‘s% tite rtices%. and %atstesogit .04 mo 500 PP341 VW, SOPS P-1300)*S :s ana OS.S.SS% GOSS so itsAt "too vit11 frnd 00% PRICES okosl iksixsoogA.S., The high styling and dainty designs are so appealing so in- expensive and cal and practi Gifts for Christmas . See our range of fancy FLANNELETTE by,the yard. l'•••TZ z - — • ' LUGGAGE for ladies and gents and made by "McBRINE", "SAMSONITE", CARSON and LANGMUIR. 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