The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-12-19, Page 10TIIE GOD RICII SIGNAL -STAR
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S QF AUBURN
AUIPUBIN, Dec. 17. 44 Cub
Cri baaao Moot.... -The sixth meet-
ing of the Auburn Annettes was
bold Fri4ay at the 'home of Mrs.
if?i+Viieet Betty Youngblut
tie meeting. The minutes
wore read by Audrey Meehan.
Atter the regular meeting there
nuSINESS T1R CT Of 1
CHIROPRACTIC
HERBERT B. SUC , D.C.
Doctor of Cbiropratle
Offiee Hours:
Th: A ; .-•-9 a.m. to 5 p.m
Tues., Fri. -9 a.m. to ,:; p.m.
7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Wed. & Sat. -9 to 11.30 a.m.
Vitamin 'therapy
Oftlee -Cornier of South St. and
Britannia Rea Pho rr a 341.
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A. M. HARPER
Chartered Accountant i
OffiCe House
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was a C1r, nstmas party and an
=change of ,lifts. The Davies
-heir! ,g7as beautifully decorated for
the occasion. , Lunch was served
by Jean Craig and Shirley Brown.
1.nox Preebyterian W.M.S. held
their December meeting last Thus -
day. ` Mrs. Donato : sines presided.
The devotional period was taken
I by Mrs. Charlie Stewart. Mrs.
Wes. Bradnock sang "Dear Little
Stranger." Mrs. Bradnock presid-
ed for the business period. Mrs.
Ed. Davies and Mrs. Fred Ross
were appointed to pack the boxes
for the shut-ins and plans were
made for an executive meeting in
January. The 'slate of officers for
1958 was brought in by the nom-
inating committee of Mrs. Welling-
ton Good, Mrs. Ed. Davies and Mrs.
Roy Daer and accepted. Mrs. A.
Leatherland read the correspond-
ence. A summary of the 1957
study book was given by Mrs. John
Houston. A reading was given by
Mrs, William Hensc$t. The guest
speaker was Miss Margaret Jack-
son,
amson, who gave an in hiring C
spas message. She also paid high
tribute to the late Mrs. Gordon
!:.inset of Goderich, who was so
well known by this society as she
was Presbyterial treasurer at the
tirne of her death. Mrs. Ed. Law-
son thanked 11iSs Jackson for her
address. A Christmas candlelight
ceremony followed with Mrs. Fred
Ross as leader and iMrs. Fel. Davies,
Mrs. W. .: radnock, Mrs. W. Bensch
and Mrs. A. Leatherland taking
part. Followingre �qincers for
1958: "loi'i'dirary President, Mrs.
Edgar Lawson; past president, Mrs.
Wellington Good; president, Mrs.
Wesley Bradnock; 1st vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Donald Haines; 2nd vice-
president, 'Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson;
secretary, Mrs. Alvin Leatherland;
treasurer, Mrs. Fred Ross; organist,
Mrs. Duncan MacKay; assistants,
Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. John
Houston; welcome and welfare
secretary, Mrs. Herbert Govier;
literature and library, Mrs. Gordon
1obb; supply, Mrs. 11. Goviler, MrS.1 ney and they have farmed in \'skew t 31.argaret Clark at the organ The
Carl Govier; home helpers, Mrs.! Wawanc h ever since. lie was a I Christmcnas 5tery was read ,by
Roy Baer, Mips Minnie Wagner; member of T;>'onnybrook United Fran and Lawrence Nesbitt,
Misses Lia and Ellen Daer and
flower committee, Mrs. . d. Davies, Church, yes d>v3 • Bob Daer. Mrs.
Gordon Taylor
i 1115we h4 its
Mrs. Duncan Madtay; student and survives by one son, Howard, also sang a solo.. There was an organpress, Mr$ d ss; nominating flour„ brother's • osepta of Goderich, sole by Miss Carol Brown and a
committee, kms. Fed. Davies, Mrs- William, Hullett Township, Cd®si:'- duet by. George and ]Philip Clark.
Roy Daer, Q la`s Minnie Wagner; fly, of Brampton and tassel, 01 Carols and Christmas hymns were
0.O.C. leaders, Mrs. Donald Haines, Clinton; also one sister, Mre. Mas sung. Rev. de Aries gave short
Mss. Wilfred Sanderson, Mrs. Armstrong Mien), o Belgraveaddress on the origin and meaning
Gordon Dobie. The funeral service will be con-iof the carols. Gifts were presented
The Ida White group held their ,ducted at the J. K. Arthus funeraldo the childreaa after the service.
Christmas meeting on December ' home on Wednesday afternoon Miss Margaret A. Jackson has
14. The mothers and the ahem- 1 with interment in Dungannon accepted the position of organist
bers of the W.M.S. were guests. I cemetery. and choir leader off lyth United
The president, Marie Leatherland, l Mr. Duncan MacKay and his U. Church and will commence her
presided. Barbara MacKay played Ss. No. 5 pupils (are practising for duties the first Sunday in January.
a piano solo. The worship service their Christmas concert on Decem- Sympathy' is extended to the
was taken by Barbara and Marg-; ber 19. relatives of the late Miss Ada
aret Sanderson. Prayer was byMrs. Herbert Govier is employed Stackhouse, formerly of East Wa-
Mary Sanderson.. The offering was I at the local post office for the wanosh. She was the daughter of
received by Johnny MacKay, The Christmas rush. the late Mr. and MMrs. William
members of the C.O.C. sang two Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Stackhouse and was in her 65th
numbers. Minutes were read by ' Harold aechler on the arrival off year.
(Marilyn Deer. Mrs. Wilfred San- their son and to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wesley Vodden, of Hullett
derson told the story off "The Sec- John Foran on the birth of their Town gdp is in critical condition
and Soli, Segando." daughter. Township,
a London hospital. Her friends
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wahl and S.S. No. 9, Hullett, had a large wish her a speedy recovery.
family, of Holyrood visited on audience last Thursday evening o -r ----o o %
Saturday with her mother, Mrs. when, they presented their annual Tip to motorists: Watch oast for
John Arthur. ' Christmas concert. Among those
The annual community carol ser. - taking part were: Leonard Archatn- school kids -they weren, t brought
vice will be held next Sunday baVlt, chaii rnan; Bobby Schneider; up to be fun dbvim.
evening at 7.30 p.m. in Knox Pres- Wendy Schneider; Alberta Govier; aoafe IOiias asset h forests
byterian Church. Rev. D. J. Lane Billy Sapp, Douglas Archanibault a t, beyali�d price.
will be in charge. and Jiinmy Govier; Eileen Schuei-
Miss Mary Lou Plunkett, of der; Brenda Archambault and Billy - -
Wingham, was a visitor last Satur- Lap-p;Diane Kirkconnell, Wendyday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schneider, Betty Hallam, Sharon
Stewart Plunkett. Govier, Brenda Ball and Shirley
Mr. and Mrs. William Riddell, Hunking; Billy Lapp. A feature
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Happy and Prosperous. 1958.
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NOTICE TO HURON AND BRUCE COUNTY MEMBERS
A meeting for HURON COUNTY mennbers will be held
on Friday, December 20th., in the upstairs hall of the Agri-
-cultural office in Clinton at 1:45 P.M.
The BRUCE COUNTY meeting will be held in the Com-
munity Hall at Formosa on Monday, December 23rd, at 1:45 P.M.
At these meetings you will hear reports on the Units
operations, a speaker and you will nominate a director to serve
you on the board of the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association.
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La Riviere, Manitoba, are visiting
with her sister, Mrs. John Arthur,
and other relatives.
Mrs. J. E. 'hutch, of Ottawa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Herbert
Govier.
Miss Shirley Brown went to Tor-
onto last Saturday to attend the
Nativity play produced in Holy
Trinity Church.
John R. Thompson. -Mr. John R..
Thompson, R.R. 2, Auburn, died
Sunday in Wingham hospital in
his 61st year. He was married 37
years ago to the former May Chani-
attrattti n,,was the Mined %sews
Thunderbolt, which marched,
waltzed, bunnyhopped, rocked and
rolled and bowed for all present;
Jimmy Govier; Alberta Govier;
Mary Kirkconnell, Anne Marie.
Eileen and Ruth Schneider, Mar-
ilyn Daer, Bernice Honking and
Linda Andrews. Santa distributed
gifts and candy. The teacher of
S.S. No. 9 is Mr. Wilmer Errington.
St. Mark's Anglican Church held
a Christmas candlelight service
last Sunday evening with Rev.
Bren de Vries in charge and Miss
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large erawd attended the Pod Al-
bert School Christmas concert hod
in the basement of the Anglican
Chub last Friday evening. Mr:
Maize pnd his pupils deserve muds
credit for a splehdid performance.
liar. Fred Crawford acted as inabter
of ceremonies.
A candle light service will be
held at 7.30 p.m. next Sunday even-
ing, at St. An . r ew's United Church.
A Christmas cantata will be pre-
sented by the Young People's So-
ciety from Nile and Dungannon.
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Winners at the Goderich • ridge
Club on Monday night with eight
tables of players were, north and
south; Mr. and .Mrs. J. K. Hunter
with 1201 points; Mrs. A. A. Nicol
and 31rs. F. Saunders with 10G
points; Mrs. D. D. Mooney and Mr.
F. Saunders with 1021 z points.
Winners for the east and west
were: Mrs. J. A. Sully and Mrs.
Geo.. Jenner with points; Mr.
B. L Dean and Mrs. J. W. Craigie
with 94 points; Dr, and Mrs. W. A.
Oakes tied with Mrs. G. Paterson
and Mrs. C. A. Reid with 93142
points.
M�. GordonordJohnston. of a�aris
visited his sisters• M.ea., R. Wes, .
ton, and airs. 'Weston.
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