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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-04-10, Page 6• 'GAN, April 8. •t• Mr. s, 'Rob ert'uBrigham and fam- Smyt ,r. . -Oshawa, were Easter v#Sitors- with their aunt, Mrs. ;Bessie :Stewart, and' uncle, Brown Smyth and;Mrs. Jack Eedy, Michael and~ Laurel; of Strathroy, spent aster with his parents, Mr. and s. Reber Eedy. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Hallam, Waterdown, were Easter. , visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Popp. Girls 4-H Club• -§The first- meet- ing of the Dungannon Girls 4-1-1 Club studying the project, "Club Girls Stand on Guard" will be held at the home of the leader, Mr_s. lfugh McWhinney, on Friday, 'April 11, at 8 p.m Some of the items of interest in this project will be the study of first aid, safety - in the homeand traffic safety. Any girls and young Women between ,ages „•a1 12-26 in the district will be welcomed by the club. Miss Margaret Joy Durnin, Tor- onto, spent Easter at hone and was accompanied back by her bro- ther, J. C. Durnin, for the holidays. Mrs. Clarence Miller and daugh- ter, Beverley Ann, Hamilton, spent Dungatition, the week -end with friends. Mr. and }'TT;tt'o`�Ci`'Ki"'`ai''�ine"�`;"` v i eco•""1PR°: and Mrs. Ben Mole on Easter week -end. Mrs. D. S. Fines and daughter, Suzanne ,of Toronto., and Mrs. B. F. Comfort and son, Eruus, of St. Catharines, • spent the week -end with Mr. andMrs. Cecil Blake, and Mr. Harold. Blake. 1Vl.r. and --Mrs. James Dome (nee Fern Ball) and son, Lawrence, of Georgetown, spent the week -end With their aunt, Mrs. Charles Fowler. w Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sproul en- aa''oyed the week -end visiting rela- tives at Cass, Michigan, Capac, ;Michigan, Badaxe, Michigan, and Sarnia, Ontario. Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell and children, Sandra Lynn Nerda, and Steven, of Auburn, visited_ Sun- day withy,their aunt, Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald. Karen Dawson has her cousiin, Susanne Straughan, of Benmiller, visiting her for a few days. Mrs. Arthur Stewart and Mrs. Gordon Congram, west of the vil- lage, each underwent surgery last Thursday at Victoria Hospital, Lon- Mrs. Lorne 'vers. den.. We wish diem both a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Pritchard Toronto, spent Easter week -enc' with relatives here. Donny Thorne, Port Elgin, is spending Easter holidays with his • orae. Visitors for " Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Ctilbert were their family, lylr. and Mrs. Douglas Brown and Jean, Gode- rich, and Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Jardine and Cindy, Toronto. United W.M.ti - The United Church W.M.S. on Friday after- noon held the April meeting in the church basement with Mrs. Harvey Ander so n, vice-president,., in charge. Mrs. C. Slake presided at the piano.. Mrs. Anderson read the prayer and Scripture lesson. The auxiliary is invited to Hack- ett's Thank -offering meeting on Tuesday, April 8th. Mrs, Reed re- ported $31.10 sent to the Huron Presbytery for the first quarter of the year, Mrs. E. Rivett reported for Huron Presbytery ,at Clinton. The theme of the meeting was Current Trends and Women's Work. A special feature of the missionary meeting was the af- filiation of the CGIT with the aux. iliary. Jewel Reed, a member, led and gave the call to worship. Mrs. C. Blake was at the piano' for the hymns. Sandra Brooks read the Scripture less n; Karen DaWSMI collected the offerings and Joyce Culbert offered prayer. 'Mrs: Andez , son and,,Mrs. M. Reed took part in the ceremony. The girls proxAot- ed were Donna Acheson, and Sandra Brooks. Mrs. R. Kennedy Mr, Kennedy shto'wLydr" lriffrl drills' first Good Friday. The CIT girls served afternoon tea -and- lunch. Mrs. Robert Durnin tnet with a very painful accident: last Monday morning. While feeding the wash- ed clothing through the ,wringer, herr left hand was caught. Twenty- one . stitches were necessary to close the wound. Easter Services. -The three vil- lage churches on Easter Sunday, were well attended by members and several visitors. Spring flowers and Baster; lilies were the special decorations. Sacrament was serv- ed at the Anglican service and also at the united Church. The com- municants' class were received as members by the United Church - minister, • Rev. R. Kennedy, and were also welcomed by Mr. Heber Eedy,' representing the congrega tion. The new members are OEleanor Alton, Lynda B1 a k e, Joanne Crozier, David Dawson, Douwe Dam„ ,Thys Groen, Lummie Logtenberg, Carol Pentland, Pat Pentland, Kathlene Smyth; receiv- ed by transfer were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weaver and son, Jerry. Miss Flora Durnin, Markdale, and Miss Grace Crawford, Gode- rich, spent the week -end witl`i Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Durnin. :•Msstercraft,.top-notch equipment from_ Canadian Tire is better made and incorporates more special features . at Tess than CLUB PRICES! 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Mr. and 'Mrs. E. Rostron, Donald and Dennis, of Hamilton, enjoyed the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ginn. Mr. and Mrs. Peter `Fisher, of Benmiller, and their daughter, Mrs. Douglas Pratt, and children, Wayne and Heather, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Fuller on Sun- day. = .. err. and Mrs. Robt. Ginn and family; of Kitchener, called on relatives...in the cornmttnitY awing g the week -end. - Mr. and Mrs. John Kielt, of Ajax, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russell and Allan, of Toronto, visited dur- ing the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam McNall. Mr. and Mrs. Win, Swift, of Hamilton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson on Sunday. John and Diane McNall, of Waterford, are spending the Easter. holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Sam McNall. . Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Lowe, Michael and Jean Marie visited during the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Hedley Prouse. . Mr, and .Mrs. L. S. Gorrie, of" Oshawa, enjoyed the week -end with 'Mr. and ,Mrs. Jerry Ginn and family. - Carol and Heather Whitely are visiting this week with their aunts, Misses Helen and Jean Whitely, in Toronto. Stratf�rd' Pestr�al ToIleMoreOutstandNng Than .Ever Befcre' f f. 041-- is a eu - 1C'as "' a r ' and n e r' d 'xe��"' o � T�iis year �ili'>ing an e , Richard Dyer;$ennet will present .recitals of folk songs. Jazz con certs will also he featured with sucly artists as •. Wilbur de Paris, Wiilhelnaina Gray,, "Dizzy" Gilles- pie, Henry d "Red" .Allen, 15rrel Garner, Moe Koffman,.. Carmen Mc- Rae. and. Billy Taylor 'performing in both modern and tradition,l idiom, Also appearing,: in , the air-eon- ditioned Avon Theatre in wh4ch all' concerts will be held, ' will e Marcel •Marceau and members of his mime troupe from Paris, 'July 24-26, as well -as the celebrated company bf French speaking Can- adian actors from Montreal, Le Theatre du Nouveau Monde. This group will present Moltere's "Le Malade Imaginaire" in French from August. 18 The International Film Festival will take place in the Avon Theatre from June 30 to July 12 and will feature films from many countries as wed as panel 'discussions by ,prominent figures in the movie - making world on variolt.4 aspects of the industry. Exhibits of Can- adian art, books, and ,theatre will be on display in the former con- certp hall throughout the Season. Tickets for all Festival events may be purchased from Festival agents or from the Box Office, Stratford Shakespearean Festival, 109 Erie street; Stratford„ Ontario. twelve -week season, from June 23 to September 13, tl}e Stratford Festival will provide a greater number of outstanding and musical highlights than ever before, Three Shakespearean plays will be pro- duced in the newFestival Theatre. "Henry IV, Part, 1," one of the Bard's best -loved history plays will, star Montreal actor, Christopher Plummer, Dougles Ca m p .b e 1, Broadway actor, Jason Robards Jr.„ and Douglas Rain., It Will be dir- ected by Michael Langham, Artis- tic Director of the Festival and Winnipeg -born George McCowan, and designee} by Tanya Moisei- witsch and Marie Day, of Toronto. The -comedy, "Much Ado A.bqut Nothing" will bring the distin- guished English actress, Eileen H'erlie to Stratford to co-star with Christopher Plummer as the two sharp-tongued lovers, Beatrice and Benedick. William Hutt of Ottawa will also star in this production to be directed by Michael Langham and designed by Desmond Heeley. The third play, "The Winter's Tale" will open on July 21, and will be directed by Douglas Camp- bell, popular Festival actor and co- founder and, former director of the Canadian Players. Christopher Plummer 'and Eileen Herlie •will again star with Bruno Gerussi. Costumes will be by Tanya Moieeiwitsch. The -Fourth 'Annual Music Fest- ival will, feature a production of the eighteen . edlitwesi "musical comedy" by John Gay, "The Beg- gar's Opera." The. -lighthearted ex- travaganza will star Robert Goulet, popular host of CBC Showtime, as the debonaire highwayman, Captain Macheath. A Festival pro- duction, the music will be conduct- ed by Louis Applebaum. and the. opera directed, by Tom Brown. Brian Jackson will design sets and costumes for the'•show which will be given 12 performances .between July 29 and -August 16. Concerts, will. be given by the Festival Sing - and the -New -York -Pro Musica. iskuultipit Aim op 19 - • MAPLE SYRUP CONTEST May 'S. Infgrmation and entry I:f you think you have made seine forms may. be secured by writing exceptionally choice maple syrup to Box 1,0001 !untseille, Ontario. this year maybe you should enter the Canadian and Muskoka Inter national Maple . 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