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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-12-27, Page 727th, X NE AUA[1T, Dee. 24.x.51 No. 8, Hallett, ,held $1teiA annual Christ. ,nas concert hi the school moat last Thursday afternoon with Mr. Arthur Hallam as cliaixrn i . The program was: rveleorne ehorus;, re- citation, Shawn Mall; ehaxrrrraxt'4s address; recitation, Wendy i c1 nei- ler; ribbon dance; song "Rhert, matiz"; recitation, Lois n; tial duet, Mary Eirkconnell and Eileen Schneider; recitation, Douglas Aarchantbauit; rhythm band; recita- tion, l 1.11 r L pj dialogue, Shirley, Dunking; songs by ,. the juniors; recitation, Diane Xirkconnell; old time favorite drill; Virginia reel S OF AUBURN by•the junior Pupils; diaka ue; recitation, Brenda stall; song; re. citation, Vasey Versewey; recitation,. Betty Hallam; _dialogue; ehanises, Santa Claus arrived and distributed gifts and treats to the' children, Miss Margaret A. Jaokson music supervisor sand► r M' Rs.or Ben- nett is the teacher. at} y llen� S.S. 'No., 2,,[ � ►': �i7r .� No., 2, West Wa'wanQSIL ion:cc•rt. program was: recitation, Ronnie I)u non chants; 'eh, i i isian's remarks, „Mel Steep; recitation, Johnnie 'teep; ,step dance, ]tarry Pttblada; MUSIC melody, June °Mills; skipping num- ber by, Aantfe iiraliker; recitation, Clifford Hasa; operetta, Merry Christmas as Mr•. Snowman; novelty number, with Jackie Durnin, Gary Kerr, Randy ,err„ Ronald liallarn, George ge l~rtnnigatx, Dennis, Hallam; recitation, Lien Wcber; 0(40, June Mills; anouth organ selectman; Ernest Durgin; duet., Aanlje, Ba1►, 'ter and Carol Steep; charass;. reci. tation, Jinn • 4 css. Santa Claus ar rived rand pleased -the ehildr'en with gifts and 4,rc4ts. Mrs, 1'hys ll{WWer.,. is. n iusit♦ in trtzeter,' Knox Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas, concent was held -last 'Friday evening in the church with ;4 large attendance. 'liov., lir,: THE UODERICI SIGNALSTAR Lane. weloeined ,everyone and a M and Y4idie Haines, A :flaut on the wet unt ,repitatiun was giveh by)aativa ►vas w114W11. and the Christ- . Clordun Laver. Carol oi,adir waa; roar St Q. t©/ti by was joye�d, Recitations were given narrated. Fire 1,caie• n the Ida by [arAan Youngb. l t, Keith Watt, 1W1hite Mission 'Bans presented lite Joyce . Leather! a r g a r e t membership ins to !the full Lwin o Youn iAtit. and Jianarry .ltadx. Other Betty Vnun, ittt, Barbara Sander- items on the prow4ru were: song son, Marilyn Daer, Marie nd'Edgar by tit° fticginner; .;. reeitatren and Jeatir.er nd. Tie �as:>st nt lad, song, ,Eddie l neo, chorus by, ors, Mts. Wilfred. Sanderson aid primar . ,elass, accompanied' by Mrs, vridOf Debie pinned the plans their ;leacher, Mrs,. Donald ,A ;Maine,° on arias Meril1a.rrs. Rev. D. J. Lane recitations, Mary. Sanderson and presented Bibles for'chureh attend- �G Glareuee ovier;, song rbY Puler Since and ons vexing the Bible quiz ),�lC With their .� :S �,e., .� to ieii Yo ngbint, K411c�c;.411- :0311 ;IVt'ael4hx, accornpanyixig tb ; drew:, ° 4Brtrep Yaungblut kMarie recitation, e . ` "ou�ntblut; duet, A�Jnclrew,s, Murray Youngblut, G4r- flet n ;rtes Betty Youttgblut; £eeita. don Daer, 'W 1Iiam Urea' A►lvitr tion, Willie Gorier; venation, :Daer, carald l bio, Shirley Daer, Margaret Sander; duct, Marge Betty Yoan b1ut Ruth- and Ru - * draws., l 4004 Went:. to: • Linda Andrews, Jannet Dobie, Barbara .and + ohnny MaeKaY, Mapilyn rimer, Mario ;Leatirerland, !lylargaret.. Ilaines, Edgar 1,4eatherr • -1-and,rldio .l lines. itev4: Mr. Lane ea11e1 .1It • and s. 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Mr. Anbrey Toll 11(4S- justocoturn4 he deliveredtwo more prize ileree Which were' reeentty pttrehased•bY Mr. Robert Wilson_ ,of- and-- Mark spent Christmas Day with. her_ parents, Mr. and mrs. Ebner Keller, at Blyth. . Mr., Bert:Taylor and ,soil Ronald joint' Housten al4.0 Spoke' .4, fevir 'recently a Dorchester. , words. - Mx. Kenneth Scott • and,IVir. XL. William T. Robison returned HonstO4 ,presentecl". thera With a from Stratford ,ho.spital ;last_ week. matching pair of !table lamps on His Many friends wlsh him a behalf of the congregation. Mr. speedy recovery. . attd Ms. 'Good ,thanked everyone Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stephenson for the gifts. Santa Claus appear- and faMily, of St. Catharines, Spent ed and distributer] gifts and treats the holiday aith b.er mother, Mrs. to everyone. ' William. T. Robison, and Mr. Rohi- S.S.,,s No. 11, East Wawaneshs— son, .also Mr. and MTS. M. Osmend SS. No. 11 held their •Christmas and family, of Toronto, with her conebrit. last Monday evening in mother, MTS. -W. T. Robison, and the schonl. Mrs. Myrtle Youngblut Mr. Robison. . is the teacher. The Rev. Brea de Mr. and Mrs. Fred- Plaetzer, Mr. Vries, of Blyth, acted -es chairMan and' Mrs. Lawrence Plaeteer and for the • program. Among those daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. taking part were: Dwight Cowan, George Millien and Ruth visited on Audrey Wilkins, Marion Young- Christnrias Day with Mr. end Mrs. blut, ' Marjorie Youngblut, John Charles ' Milian and familY, of Henry, George -Cowan, Sandra Colborne ToWnship. -Henry and -Paul Daer. At the con- Mrs. Nalison MeLarty, Mr. and ' 'elusion Santa arrived and distrib- Mrs. Percy Youngblut and Betty, ,ted gifts. and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas :Young- ChristmeScoricerti at S.S. No. 16, 'Mut, of Brantford, visited over East ' Wawanosh, was held at the the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. 'school house recently with Mr. Lloyd IMeLarty and family, of Jack Armstrong acting as chairmAn Goderich. for this program. Among those Miss Lillian Stewart, of London, taking part were: Gordon Govier, visited on the holiday with her arrived -and distributed the gifts. with Mr. end Mrs. Sidney Lansing. Betty and Ann° de Hann, Grace mother, Mrs. William Stewart. Bromley, Nancy Anderson, Gail- MP. and Mrs. Haeold Adams and Lockhart, B.ebby Lockhart. Santa Jean, of Clinton, visited recently Mrs. Beth Lan:sing is the teacher. Mr, and Mrs. Keith Meehan, Women's institute.—The Auburn Randy and Trudy, visited on Christ, mas Day with his parents, (Mr. and Mrs. James Meehan and family, of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkeon- nell, Mary and Diane, spent the holiday with• their daughter, Miss. Louie Blake, Mr. Blake, Faye and Maryanne. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Staltz and family, ocf 'Guelph, visited on Wed- nesday with his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yonne:slut and family, of Tavistock, and Mra and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson and family Spe-nt -Chriatmas with Mr. Walter Wagner anti miss -Minnie Rev. Robert Hilta gave the ChriSt- Lynne, Dale and Lorraine, of Tor- itiaS -address. Mrs. William .s. onto, visited on the holiday with Craig gave a .musical reading. Mrs. his brother, Oliver Anderson, Mrs. R. J. Phillips and Mrs. W. .1. Craig Anderson, William and Nancy: were appointed to pack boxes ifor Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kruse anti the shrutain measberS. Shower gifts Elizabeth Ann, of Kitchener, visit - for the (Children's Aid Society were ed Christmas with his aunt, Mrs. reeewed.. Hostesees were Mrs. Edger Lawson, and Mr.' Lawson. Gordon McDeugal Mrs Robert Turner, Miss Donna liaggitt and Mrs. Ed. Davies. The community ' carol service was,, held last Sunday evening in Knox :United Church with Rev. Robert `Hiltz in charge and Miss Margaret A. Jackson presiding at -the organ. Rev. -John Ostrom read the Scripture lesson and led in prayer. Christmas carols were sung. A duet was, sung by Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay and a solo by Mrs. Gordon Taylor. Duets by Rev. and Mrs. John Ostrom and aleo 'by (Mrs. Betty Wilkin end Mr. Elliott Lapp were sung. Special services were condueted et all the churches on Christmas .Sunday. At St. Mark:s Anglican Church, the Rev. Bren de -Vries spoke on `Peace on Eartsh" from the Gospel of St. Luke. The choir sang an anthem and Mrs. George Gray, bf Toronto, sang "Lovely are the Hills of Bethlehem." At Knox f Presbyterian ,Churcle Rev. D. J. Lane spoke on the First Christmas Kay ,a1.1g a duet, At Knox United Church-, Rev. R. Hiltz gave a Christ- mas message and the choir sang two anthems. Special Clitistmas service was observed at the Baptist Church with Rev. John Ostrom in charge. a Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Orval McPhee on their recent mar- riage. a Mrs. John Graham spent Christ- mas with relative:, in Wingham. Mr. and ,Mrs. William Straughan spent the holiday with their daugh- ter, Mr.s.•Thomas Jardin, Mr. Jambi' 1Mr. and •Mrs. Ronald Pentland, ofe North Bay, are ^visiting her mother, Mra. Charles Straughan. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Craig, Alan and Brian, spent holidays with her family .at Parkhill: , „Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross and Janice, of Oakville, visited last week -end with his mother, Mrs. Fred Ross. Visitors for Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Harry )3eadle ^and Gordon were: Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Moil- Mr. Arthur 'Youngblut and Mrs. ing Women's Institute held their Dec- enrber meeting in the L.O.L. Hall with the president, NTS . Welling- ton ,Geod, presiding. One minute's silenceaavas Observes1 in memory of two departed meinbers who had contributed so much to the society in the past. The motto was given by Mrs. Good. Carol singing was enjoyed, led by Mrs. Wes. Brad - nock and accompanist for the meet- ing was 1VIrs. Robert J. Phillips. The minutes of the previods meet- ing were read by the secretary, Mrs. Bert Craig, and approved. ..,IYInse_Ed. Davies _and Mrs. William ,Craig- -were waptilnted lodk Mr. and Mrs. Reg Carter and daughters, Carol and Renie Jean, of Port Elgin, visited on the holi- day with his father, Mr. Joseph Carter, and aunt, Miss Sadie Carter. Mr. beorge Raithlay visited last Tuesday with his daughter, Mrs. Edna Cowan, ef Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weir, Joan and Bobby, of London, spent Christmas with his father, Dr. B. C. Weir, and sister, Mrs. Duncan MacKay, Mr. MacKay and family. Mr. and MTS . Harold Asquith, of Toronto, and Miss Anne Asquith visited with his parents and her grandparents, Mr. ,ajad Mrs. Chas. Asquith. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rathwell and • Michael John, of Dresden, spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor.. and grandson Charles, of Morris - burg, visited last week with their daughter, Mrs. Orville 'MacKinnon, Mr MacKinnon, Sharron and Bonnie. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Phyle, of Guelph, visited on Tueaday with her mother, Mrs. Clark and MT. Hiram Lindsay. .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis, of St. Thomas, visited on Christmas with her another, Mrs. John Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. William J.4. Craig spent the holiday with their son, Mr. Robert Craig, Mrs. Craig and family at Ildertoe. Miss Carolyn accompanied them home for a vaca tion. Mr. and (Mrs. Mac Allison, of Parkhill,- visited this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David W. with b.is sistei,_' Mrs, (Clarence Wal- den, Mr, Walden and faintly, with Mr. aLd. Mrs, Starr, ley Johnston were Mr, and 1.41,r, ll.tic::cy draw winners wera: Bob Vitristmas cake, Mrs, and chair, llobnt ATT. if.:tronT, big /itchy ticket, ICa:',1nier Ktichinistrz,.. Visitor -s on Monday Pe,t1t Mr. and Mrs., Fred Wagner were: Mr. ,and Mrs. Elwin, Rutledge son; Mr. Eugene Rutledge ,ond Mrs. But-' ledge and baby son, of Detroit, and Mr., and Mrs. Everett Taylor. Mrs.* George Hamilton spent Christmas Day with her son, Thomas Hamilton, and family, at G6(1e*4* 16 Mk. 'Carman Shultz vita sms been sailing all season is visiting with his broiler, Reg Shinto, Wir,s. Shultz ait.d family. - Mrs. Herbert Mogridge, _of petersburg, , visited with Uri. txt this week, Vissitois with Mr, and Nay. ilaggitt and family vow Mc. and Mrs. Grant McDounit. Sr. I and Mrs, Wen Patterson and Dosidd. and Terry. all a Coderich; ' Jack 13eadio and Mr. and Mrs. Johnstan and son-in-law, Calupboil, were privileged to see the meteor which passed over our comminity last week about 7,* p.m. *hien Was green in color. Mr. and Mrs. .Nonnetit Turner Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Unser and family. Visitors on Christmas, leith )10. and Mrs. 'Wes. Bradnock were: Mils. 114inald Pentland, a North 310; Mrs. Rosa Bradneek, Goderich; and Mrs. Harold Nicholson, Karen' and Gary, of Seaforth, and Mr. ,and Mrs. Bennett, 'John,„ ahd ,of Albert. APPLIANCES FOR, VALES' SERV/CIE ur Gift To The Fitt New Year's. Baby of Bo RN , IN Go DE R I c WILL BE One 11x14 mounted photograph (Anytime during 1957) MacLaren's Studios GODERICH and CLINTON TELEPHONE 401 Fe; AT CLINTON STUDIO • .Photographs 0 Picture Framing Tuesdays and Thursdays * Religious Goods Artists' Supplies Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies visited friends and relatives in London during the festive season. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Taylor tor Christmas were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rollinson, Tor- onto; Mr. and Mrs. William Helesie, Goderieh; Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Rodgers, 'Keith, Gary and Clare, of East 'Wawaposh; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart, of Mitchell; Mr. and mrs. Bob Prouse and Gary, of Goderieh. IS A* MADY WAcE GETTING 'YOU DOWN With a small investment we can gat you started in a legitimate profitable Wholesale Hardware business. WRITE TO N. BACHER, 282 HiLLMOINT, AVE., , TORONTO, ONT. Slx ANNOUNCING CHANGE OF ADDRESS On and After January 1, 1957 Canadian Nitional Express UPTOWN OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED AND , ALL EXPRESS BUSINES FROM THAT DATE ON - WILL 'E TRANSACTED AT NEW QUARTERS LOCATED TFLE C.N.R. STATION Same Courteous Sta o Serve you. W. A. SKINNER, Age CANADUIN lATIONAL EXPRESS