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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-09-25, Page 6TIM GODERICII SIGNAL -STAR . , 7, — - A- • '1711.iteSLCAY, SEPT...25th, 1958 (.444,40.4‘.149T.,401,1414y ••• v ' "" ' "t r,; , •*•., "di ' • ' • 714, ftetki.antri, ... • ��k over ds'. on this page -6W your choice of TV sets in.,.Goderich Place yoUi.order. ' „ ALSO a few good reconditioned sets in stock. SURE TO MAKE A HIT! Choose with confidence from Hutehinson 's .of Top Quality New TV Sets — breath -taking line-up PHILCO ELECTROHOME MARCONI and others HUTGIINSON RADIO & TV and BE SURE WORLD SERIES OPENS OCT. 1 ANY OR Motorola TV HURON ROAD PHONE 498 SJ ••••••••••,, •rry,:o4K. • vve, e , • gaa*.• New"slimmerthan-ever" cabinets . . • Performance -proved Horizontal Cascode "Super" Chassis --makes picture brighter, sharper, easier, to look at . . ' New "Golden 'Signet" Cascode Tuner practi6,11y, elimin- ates fine tuning! BAYFIELD BAYFIELD, Sept. 22. Miss Mabel Hodgins,Toronto, is spend- ing a few days ip the village. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Fraser left on Friday for Fort William, after spending sit weeks at the home of Miss Cecile McLeod. , • Mr. and Mrs. 'Kenneth Mackie, London, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins. Miss- Jessie .Metcalf, Detroit, was at her home over the week -end. Miss Marilyn Steckle, London, spent the .week -end with her ."par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Steckle. Master Bobby Pasman, London, is spending this week 'with his 'grandparents', Wstor an. rs. vor Bodenham, Mrs. R. Williams and two third - ren left on Saturday for New York after spending a ,vacation at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Merner,, De- troit, spent the week -end at their heme. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sturgeon, Preston, and Mr. and Mrs: Dennis Bisback, Clinton, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sturgeon. .11),Tack home again. J. J. Ryan is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Kidd, • 1s- lington. . • , . • • ' Mr. Jas. 'Thorne became ill last 'S M News Of Dungannon - DUNCANNON, Sept 23. .— Mrs. John McWhinney on Sunda,%.,- re- turned to her home in Port Elgin, after two weeks visiting in the vil- lage., and vicinit.y. She -was ac- corripanied M r. and M rs, Gordon Wn Sproul and Mrs, Lloyd Mchiney, Visitors for he ‘veek-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. IL; McClure were Mr, and Mrs. A, J. fleord, Mr. and Mrs. Starrett lieffOrd and littleson, sen, Andrew, ot"roronto. ..-Lorne forlbe week•endw'th Mr. and Mrs. Herb Finnigan were Miss Margaret Joy Durnin. and Miss Arlene 'Miller, Toronto. and Mr. J. C. Durnin. Kitchener. Rally Day service of the United fChurch• congregation. and Sunday School was held last Sunday morn ing in the auditorium. The attend- ance was splendid and the centre seats were reserved for teachers and their classes, Lorne Alton and Wayne Brown led in devotions, with the latter giving the children's ',story. Rev. Roy. Kennedy, the min - .gave a suitable 'address to the children and ,adults. :Visitors during last ' week with Mrs. J. Oliver and sister, Miss E. McMillan, were Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Judd, Mrs. Porter Dean and Mr. John, Green, Detroit. ..and Mrs. Walter Kingswell, Goderich, ,also Mrs. Fordyce Clark and Mrs., Will Clark, of Colborne Towahip. Born at Wingham General Hos- . pital, on Monday, September 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Alton. a son, 8 pounds, 10 ounces. Con- gratulations! M. and Mrs. Ronald •Chitholm .and little daughter, Donna Lyn,' Dawson Creek, Alberta, returned home last week after a two weeks' vacation here. Their - travelling was -done by -plane. Harvest Home service will he observed in St. Paul's Anglican Church next Sunday, September 28, at 2.30 p.m. (DST). Rev. H. L. Jennings, the rector, will conduct the service. The "Country Fair" at .the Dun- gannon Schdbl last Friday after- noon, postponed from Thursday for better weather, .was fortunate in having a nice sunny afternoon. The affair, planned from sum- mer, by the teachers' and pupils, drew, many. At 2 p.m„ the child- ren 'engaged in a calithumpian parade, of every description, head- ed by school band with Mr % James Kinkead as marshal). A hearty hand was given bY the spectators. They assembled in various classes and Were judged by three local ladies, Mrs. Melvin Red, Mrs, Wil- bur Brown and Mrs. Lorne Ivers who were" later, commended for their fairness in judging. The. children brought favorite pets that included dogs, eats:, ,guinea fowl, guinea pigs, 01(4 fish; raccoon, and tUrtles. previOus tothe fair, cainera. tittle Debbie' Midges drew the lucky ticket with the holder being. Mr. Eldon Culbe t. When Mr. Kinkead had to leave or L anther appointment, the 'affair was we ‘k a ; chaired by Rev, R. Kennedy. He complimented the teachers, Mrs. Gorden Anderson and Mrs. M. Durnin, on the performance of the. pupils ancl'co-operatibn of the par- ents. Many. uticles were brought tor sate such as fruit, vegetables, eggs, . candy, plants, flowers ahttl novelties. Some races for age groups of the children were run off and a softball game got under- way ,between .the parents and pupils. • The game ended 10-2 for the parents, . The Dungannon United Church service net Sunday morning is cancelled to allow members ,to at- tend anniversary ..Services morning and evening at the Port Albert United Church. This community last Friday morning was very much saddened and heartfelt sympathy went out to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maize in the loss of their little six-year-old daughter, Wilda Mae, who has Suf- fered since birth with a rare heart condition. She underwent a surg- ical operation last Thursday at Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto, but succumbed Friday morning. Had she lived through the -ordeal, it would have •been one ot.the most. miraculous Operations yet perform- ed of this kind, ' Her first oper- ation was successful when she was 14 months -old. It was known then, a series of operations must follow, Her heart condition, at the age of five, necessitated an operation on her eyes, She had been attending sc,hool at S.S. No. 6, Ashfield, and on Monday afternoon her teacher, Mrs. Robert Irvin, with pupils, at- tended the funeral service at Luck: now. Many floral pieces were car-, ridby the" pi:1DM' and -little 'cons - ins: Surviving besides her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, Harold Maize (nee Maxine Irwin), are her bro- thers, Gregory, eight, Terry, seven and Sandra, three. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. Maize, Dungannen, and Mrs. Rachel London. The funeral was conduct- ed by Rev. R. Kennedy, of Dun- gannon United Qhurch,. The Pall- bearers were Glen Weaver, Albert Clark, 'Glen Springer and Alex Stoykoff. Interment was made, in Dungannon cemetery. Anniversary services will be "ob- served Sunday, September 28, at Erskine Presbyterian Church, at 11 .a.m, and .7,30 p:m., The guest minister will be Rev. Neil Mc Cortibie, Ripley. Mrs, Robert Armstrong, 88, is at the present time seriously ill at her home. Citizens are pleased to see Sharon Park ,out a little, after an illness which caused iv)r to, he con- ned to bed'ainee early sumnier. Mr, • and Mrs. • Robert Purdon, 6Whiteehurch, (11411414arr vis't c Mr. Parkie Wiggins took sudden- ly, ill on day last week Old 'he. spent a .few days for treatment at Goderich hospital. We were glad. , be showed improvernent and he nd h son, r. Jack Thorne, Port Elgin, came and assisted in his removal for Medical attention and treatment at a London hospital. We are hoping for good word of his condition. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Swan, 13e1 - more, have:been visiting her sister, yrs•• John Errington. . The Dungannon . Mission Band held„,,their September meeting with Mrs. Ivan Rivett and Mrs. Htigh NIeWhinney in charge. Mrs.. Alyin Sherwood accompanied at the plane for hymns. Mrs. Rivett read' the 'first chapter of; the study hook. The treasurer„ Beth Kennedy, col- lected the offering. • A review of the last three months of "World Friends" was given. The members were organized in groupsfor the sale of Christmas cards and other novelties.- . • • PORT ALBERT PORT ALBERT, Sept. 22.—An- niversary services at St, Andrew's United Church _will. he. .held on. Sunday, September 28th, with Rev. J. T, White, §f Londesboro, as guest speaker. Morning service will be held at 11 a.m. and evening service at 7.30 p.m: .The sympathy of the community. 'goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maize- on the death -of their little daUghter, Wilda. Mr. and. Mrs. David Martin and Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Martin were in London on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Vrooman and family, of Corunna, spent the week- end with Mr, and Mrs Wjll Vroo- man. • Week -end guests with Mr. and Mrs,, Walter Tigert were: Mr, and Mrs. J. E. McBride, of London; Mr. and Mr, A. M. Dunlop, of Kin- cardine, and Mr, and Mrs, E. H. Tigert, of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs."Robert Bowden and faMily, of London, visited with friends here on Sunday. The September meeting of the W.M.S. and W.A. was held at the home of Mrs. Dave Martin with Mrs. Bert Crawford in charge of worship. Mrs. E. Bogie, Mrs, E. Crawford and Mrs. H. Lednor read verses of the Scripture taken from„ the study book. Thankoffering ser- vice is to be held"October 23, with Mrs. A. L. Fleming, of Goderich, as„gueSt speaker. Mrs. Lednor re- ported for the Bible Society, The hostess served, a- .delicious lunch •and a social' half hour was enjoyed:. REPRESENTS HURON Yvonne MoTaggart, R.R. 2, Brussels, has been. ,e:ioten to re- , present Huron County on the 1958 tiolliww,tonotwo484111.0.1.. years of age and has an outstand- ing record in 4•11 Homemaking Club work in Huron County. She Is now teaching school in Kitch- ener. The tour leaves from Galt on September 28. ee In Comfort Mr. and Mrs. James Day, Plea,sant Ride, Mich., were at their cottage over the week.nd. Mrs. George Fellows and Kim, 'Riverside,' and Fred Fraser, Wid.; sor, spent the week -end at their . . . With comfortable, modern living room furniture, you'll enjoy life to the fullest whether you're watch- ing -TV, entertaining friends or a SEE OUR FIN g SELECTION OF Rockers Sectional Furniture home. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pfaff and Mark, of Windsor, spent the week end at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and Gwen, London, spent from Friday to Sunday at their home. Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Burt, and Mrs. Lulu Burt, London, spent the week -end at; their home. Mr. and Mrs. 'A. S. Charlton and three daughters, Stratford; spent Saturday .and Sunday at the Met- calf cottage. Mr. E. F. Parker, London, was at her home over he week -end. ---Mr. and Mrs.. 'Wm. Bennett and farnily, London, were in the village over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Steadman and family, London, spent the weekend at their -cottage. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ashton, Lon- don, were at their cottage for Easy Chairs Sofas Chesterfield Suites Blackstone Furniture WEST STREET GODERICH - • • Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Peters and film. ily and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cooke, Stratford, spent the week -end at their' cottage. Mrs. Wm. J. Hall Jeft on Monday Lor Fort Lauderdale, Florida, after spending the summer at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Murray, Van Dyke, Mich., are in the village owing to the serious illness of his mother and who underwent surg- ical treatm,ent in the Clinton Public Hospital. Mrs.- Thomas Bailey returned home on Sunday after spending -the summer in London. Mrs. Charles Toms is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital and George Hopson in Westminster Hospital, London. Their many friends wish them a speedy re- covery. Professor and Mrs. H. Kalb- fleisch, London, were at their cot tage over the week -end. Taylor's Corner TAYLOR'S CORNER,Sept. 23. -- The Ladies' Aid meetirig., has been changed to Tuesday.; September' 30, at„1,he„home,of Mrs. Irvine.0ke owing to Teeswater Fair on Wed nesday. Bradley Oke„of Zurich, and Dale Oke, of Goderich, 'are holidaying this 'week with Mr. and Mrs; Irvine Oke. About 20 ladies gathered at the home of Mrs. Roy Wilsr on Friday YOU' CAN BE SURE. IF IT'S WEST1NGHOUSE, night last with Miss Elaine Wilson as luistess for a miscellaneous .shoer In -honor -of -Miss Donna- Mc- Millen, a bride -elect, who is to be married: in October. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hastings, Miss Marion' Holmes and Mrs.. Bruce Holmes, of Toronto,- were with Mr: a,nd Mrs. Ken Holmes over -the- week-end. 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