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THE GODEEICIT SIGNAL STAR
THURSDAY:, 1VX 'i glad, 1957
Hens a annd31 1:met Clark. Eamt;
a trio. Accordian. solleS were Allay -
ell by Mrs. down R. Taylor.
duet was sung by Mrs. Gut'dola
Chamney and Mi -„,ss Donna Rag itt.
Anniversary services will he
held by 'Auburn United Church
S`andey School at 11 a m., and 8
pan., ori Sunday. Miss Margaret
A. Jackson, organist wiri be in
charge of special music. The
jUtnior choir will sing at the morn-
ing servlioee. At the evening service
several numbers.' will be sung by
th6 male quartette from Turner's
cluuelt. t, .ssistileg in the service
will be Frank Schubert, violinist,
of Seaforth and formerly of Gode-
rich.
.1Rev. Alex Ni :mo, of Wingham,
will preach at the evening service
and the minister, Rev. R. 'Hiltz, at
04 morning,"service.
REV. R. HILTZ
Mrs_ Thomas )Eltagtitt gave a read-
ing. The bride -elect was called
to the platform and Miss t Iargaret
Clark read an address from the
members of St. Mark's Anglican
Church, and Miss Elva Gross read
one of congratulations and best
wishes from her neighbors and
friends. Misses Phyllis Daer,
Helen Youngblut and Margaret
Clark assisted Edna in opening the
many gifts. Edna thanked every-
one for their gifts and all sang
"For • she's a jolly good fellow."
I A delicious lunch was served by
members of St. Mark's Church and
jl her girl friends.
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Weddings -
REV. A. NIMMO
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Bride -Elect Honorad.-11,, I"::110
Baer, hrirte i':t'.t` (lir the !nen!. was
`tonore:1 on )1 n-tay f ', „ming in 1 he
Olenge Hall wit(u h(r n-. Ir,y
friend, othe:•e:1 e her a rnis
('liiin( I.us how(.. M;ss
(,rose
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Weddinys
RADY-t=,ULLEN
St. Peter's Church. Goderich, was
lavishly decorated with spring
flowers on Saturday morning, April
:.7th, fur the wedding of Edith
Sylvia Bullen, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Sdney- Buller', Gibbons street,
Goderich. and John Vincent Brady,
sun of Mr. and Mrs. J. Brady,
Windsor. Rev .1 1'. Gleeson of-
ficiated and Mrs. A. Wisner- sang
two solos, "The Lord's Prayer"
and "Ave Maria.- accompanied by
\lrs. Carl Schneiker.
The bride wore 0 white nylon
eti li 1n gow n With imported Swiss
embroidery- featuring Sabrina
neckline and a bouffant skirt,
rec1tTiguie style Her finger-
tip veil was held by a
pearl Juliet cap and she carried
('a"carie 1 ucluet of pink I'oses.
Mien Patricia Hart, of Winnipeg.
as maid of honer and Miss Carol -
Ann l.irnnl('i no n an:d \llss Sandra
Reliortsl•n. +,I .A' :rner, as brules-
uaids were all dr'e-,ed identically in
w01 i 1un ;th d: e'ses o: pink nylon
tapeta an,' net and carried white
cluysanthentums. Little Miss
Dianne Hamilton was !lower girl
:0d was dres,e;l the , same as the
Cher attrndant'.
Bolton Bernard, of Windsor,
was ;gr) (n' ratan and the three I
udders were Dan and Ecl. Wilkin
u and the groom's brother. lion-
aici Brady. all of Windsor.
A reception was held at the
t;. derich Pavilion where the
hricie's mother, (tressed in powder
ir'.ue opaque dacron with navy ac-;
ce.,uric; and a corsage 1r1 yellow
r: ,es. r( ct'ived the guests. assisted
by the groom's mother wearing 0
1rr t pink nylon with navy ac -
1: „series and 0 corsage of pint:
roses.
1_;der he pride and groom !ell
.0 0 No r- tr1p. the --Bride- travel-; ald--and Donalde„MacDonald,
Ln:: in :1 1,1,Wder blue ult and
Many Attend
Nile W.M.S.
MLR, April 30. The baster
T iankoferin aneeting of Nile
W.M.S. was held in the ehturch on
Vt dnesday afternoon of last week.
Guests at the meeting included
ladies from Duna :canon, Port • Al
bert, Lieeburn, Carlow, - Victoria
Street, Goderich, Nile W.A., and
the members of Nile C.G.I.T.,
The meeting was led by the pre-
sident, Mrs. W. Rutledge. J'he
Easter message was reed by Mrs.,
J. Clements after which Mrs. Rut-
ledge led in prayer. A piano in-
strumental was played by Miss
Sheila Quaid, Port Albert, after
which the C.G.I.T. sang a musical
selection. Mrs. Bert Bogie, Lee -
burn, gave a reading and Miss
Marilyn Anderson, Dungannon,
sang, "The Stranger of Galilee.'"
The guest speaker, Mrs. H. Pollock,
Fordwich, Presbyterial secretary
for Christian Citizenship, was in
troduced and gave an inspiring
talk on citizenship.
A solo, "Bless This House," was
sung by Miss Pinder. Goderich.
with Mrs. S. A Moote as accompan-
ist. "Now the Day is Over" was sung
by a trio from Carlow, Misses Sher-
wood, Linklater and Clark.
The organist for the meeting was
Mrs. Robt Bogie Mrs. Rutledge
thanked Mrs. Pollock for her in
teresting address. also those who
contributed to the program. Lunch
was served and a social time
enjoyed.
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OBITUARY
DONALD ALBERT POWELL
Following a lengthy illness, Don-
ald Albert Pewell, nine-year-old
son of \lr. and Mrs. Albert Powell,
of Goderich. died in Alexandra
Marine and General hospital on
A.pril 24.
He had attended Goderich Public
School as long as his health per-
mitted, and was a member of Third
Goderich Cub Pack. Keenly „inter-
ested in sports, he had played
hockey in' the Goderich Legion
Squirt Hockey League.
Besides his parents, he is sur-
vived by a sister. Sylvia.
Rev. S. A.. 'Mote, of Victoria
Street United Church. conducted
the funeral service at Lodge fun
eral home on Saturday at 2 p.m.*
"Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" was
sung by Fred Moss, a cousin of
Donald.
Interment was in Maitland ceme
tory. Pallbearers were George
Leitch, Arthur Finlayson, Bruce
Allen, Fred 'Mass, Robert MacDon- i
They ':11 taus
thi'oii,.Ii the United St:iter on
(lily IIWII1 i U1:ty,
Sask,,'c'hew (o. where the groom
- her -n r rlgn l a:. assis,tan:
superin'cnttc'ni whit the Sift° S:i11
t'1rmlrtnc, Ac it h w'1,:eh he ha-. h:'("n
as-ec:aced 1 1' year -
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News of Dungannon
DUNGAN ION April 80. Mr.
and Mrs. John McGee and Helen,
Bylth; visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Errington on Sunday.
Mrs. Herb Finnigan and sons
J. C., spent Easter week with Mr.
and Mrs. Alf. He:t,ord, Toronto,
returning on Friday.
iday.
Betty Durgin, Auburn, spent
Easter week with her grandparents,
Mr. and tMrs. Victor Errington.
Mr. Lorne Schmidt and sister,
Miss 'Ruth ,Schmidt, Tavistock, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Orland. ere:
Mr. and Mrs. John Finnigan and
family on the 6th concession of
West Wawanosh are moving on
Wednesday of this week to their
new home and store near Wing -
ham. We wish them "good luck"
in their new abode and business.
Mrs. Don Sa`llows and little sons,
Terry and Stephen, of Goderich,
and Mr. and Mrs. ,Herb Finnigan
and J. C, of the village, were
visitors on Sunday with the John
Finnigan family.
Mrs. Herb Finnigan on Sunday
visited Miss Lily McLean and Mrs.
T. C. Anderson at Wingham hos-
pital, finding them both somewhat
improved.
C.G.I.T.-The C.G.I.T. met in the
United Church basement on Mon-
day night with Mrs. Herb Finnigan
leading. Lynda Blake was secre-
tary -and Eleanor Alton was it the
piano for hymns. Marion Mole
read the Scripture lesson. Mrs.
Finnigan led with the theme.
Pauline Anderson led in prayer.
After the minutes and roll call,
Mrs. Finnigan held a discussion
on a health project.
Y.P.U.-The Y.P.U. niet Monday
night vilh Marylin Anderson lead-
ing. Delmer Maize gave the topic.
Sandra Finnigan ' read Scripture.
Delmer Maize led itt a discussion
on the four B's, "Be informed; Be
inspired; Be Busy and Be Happpy.
Rev. G. Watt had a question box.
Sandra Finnigan and Keith Fin-
nigan led in recreation.
Mrs. Leonard Crawford and
daughter, Lois, Wirtgham, last Fri-
day;visited Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Culert and son Bill.
Mr. and Mrs. John- Durnin and
Bitty, Auburn, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Alton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rihey, Paisley,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Underwood,
Wingham, Mr. Elton Orr, Lois and
Harvey, Kincardine, were visitors
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Graham McNee.
Rev. Douglas McDonald, of
Woodstock, was in charge of Ers-
kine Presbyterian service on Sun-
day, while Rev. Wallace Mc( lean,
exchanged pulpits to preach an-
niversary services - at Woodstock_
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Next Sunday, °tine service will be
at 'S p.m. with the young men of
the Young People's in charge. Jinn
Reed will give the address.
4-H Girls. --The 4 Club of Girds
project, sleeping garments, last
Wednesday attended Achievement
Day at )Winghaan. There -, were
eight members with their leaders,
Mrs. Graham MeNee and (Mrs,
Chester Finnigan. A Garden Club
will begin this weep with the same
girls and an added few more to
study. The 'first meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Chester Fin-
nigan. .
Erskine W.M.S. - The Easter
meeting of Erskine Presbyterian
W,M.S. was held on Thursday with
a good attendance. Miss Elizabeth
McMillan, president, led. Mrs. Robt.
McAllister read the Easter story.
Mrs. Jones presided at the organ
for hymns. Mrs. W. R. Andrews
gave the Glad Tidings prayer. Mrs.
Jas. Wilson read, the roll call and
there were 16 members and six
visitors present. Mrs. Allan heed
gave the treasurer's report. Elea-
nor Reed, Jewel Reed and Mary
Lou McAllister sang a trio. Mrs.
(Rev.) McClean led in a panel dis-
cussion with Mrs. Allan Reed, Mrs.
Wallace Wilson taking part. The
subject discussed was "Church At-
tendance and Interests." They
divided in groups for a discussion
on stewardship. Miss Iva Carr
gave a report on the synodical
she attended at Listowel.
The Dungannon United Church
choir, sponsored a Sunday evening
service with films on the Last
Supper which were interspersed
with choir numbers and hymns.
The films were the gift from the
family of the late Mrs. B. J. Craw-
ford and in her memory.
• Dengannon W.I. - Dungannon
Women's Institute held„ their April
meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert
Irvin on Thursday evening with
Mrs. Errington presiding- and 27 -
ladies anti six girls attending.
Thank you cards from the Goderich
Cancer Society for gifts for their
cupboard were read. Mrs. Ivers
was appointed delegate and Mrs.
Warren Zinn alternate to attend
the district annual at Benmiller
church on May 22. The millinery
course, now finished, was enjoyed
by all those taking it. The new
extension services course was dis-
cussed and a choice of three
courses was decided on. The
motto, "Variety is the spice of life"
was given by Mrs. Raymond. Fin-
nigan. A demonstration by 'Lind,',
Blake and Joanne Crozier was
given on "How to prepare fabrics
for cutting and materials for sleep -
in garments." The topic, Can-
adian Association • of 'ConsutnerS'
under the leadership of Mrs. Hugh
McWhinney was in the form of a
skit by M-esdan-ies Hodges,
McNee and Rutledge. The report
of the standing committees showed
a year of achievement. A spice
contest was held with Mrs. Wil-'
fred Pentland winning the prize. 1
-Mrs. Raymond F-innigan assistant I
press secretary.
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NEW OFFICERS OF TIGER '
DUNLOP W.I. INSTALLED
New afters of the Tiger Dunlop
Women's Institute were installed
by Mrs. -Tait Clark at the April
meeting held at the Township Hall,
Carlow. The roll call at this meet-
ing called for the exchange of
plants.
PIans were made- for the district
annual to be held at Benmiller ,
church on May 22.. Plans were
also made to hold a bazaar in June.
The usual -donation was sent to the
Iluron County Music Festival.
A garden contest was held by
Mrs. W. Treble when an interest-
ing ' diseussion took place- aj' itit-
garden and house plants.
I An auction is to be held on May
29. A lunch concluded the pro-
gram, the hostesses being Mrs. F.
Fisher, Mrs. A. Straughan and 1
Mrs. S. Snyder.
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Signal -Star Classified' ads get
results.
Baur Local Cadets
In Summer Course
Pout' acether„ of Maitland Air
Cadet Squadron have been sworn
into the •,CAF Primary eserve
at London. The successful candi-
dates are W02 C. Townsend, Cpl.
Grant Townsend; F1. Sgt. M. Joi-
selle and LAC Masten Kerr.
The quartet will have summer
employment under what is known
as the Reserves Trades Training
Plan. They will be paid wljile
learning a trade. At the end of
the summer, they may elect to
return the following summer to
complete the two-part course. -
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Here ,They Come
The Anglers
Even as early as about the crack
of dawn on Wednesday, crackling
tree branches and oozy grass spots
along district creeks served notice
that the season was, on -the sport
fishing season, that is. It opened
on May 1 with speckled trout as
the principal objective.
Also legally "vulnerable" as of
May 1 were brown trout, Aurora
trout, Kamloops trout and Atlantic
salmon. The pickerel season opens
in about two weeks.
The limits for the catch of speck-
led trout are one and an additional
14 in one day, proy'ided the ad-
ditional4 in the aggregate weigh
not morrb than ten pounds. They
must not be less than seven inches
in length. The limit for (brown
trout is five in one day, not less
than seven inches in length. For
rainbow trout, it's five in a day
not less than seven inches.
Get goin' fellow and the best
of luck to you. But tell us about
the good fishing holes in district
creeks when you get back.
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Sunday School Anniversary
• SUNDAY, MAA 5
11 a.m. - Rev. R. Hiltz, B.A., pitstor, will preach.
Junior Choir will provide special music.
8 p.m. - Rev. Dr. A. Nimmo, B.A., B.O., Wingham, will be
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Turner's Church Male Quartette will assist in service of song.
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