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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-11-06, Page 8' gwirr. ez, NEWS OF AUBURN -4WAURN, Nov., 3.—The local -4...',V0:::1414r4PAESWIA:skt,4,141.440,4:04,„Szze,wd,ay,....53in, - -noon of laa week in the Orange Hall. The' meeting was opened 77-31naYtor won the first prize for a HailOwe'en.parade. Mrs. -fancy dress, and Mrs. Ed. Davies for best comic. The 1st vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, pre• sided and Mrs. R. J. Phillips was at the piano. The .minutes were read by the secretary, MrS. Bert ()pig. A Hallowe'en solo was sung b) Mrs. G. R.. Tiylor. Final urrang.• ments were made for the Tweeds - Muir book day in Diingaquon. Mrs. 'Charles Straughan •waap s pointe'd to go as a, delegate, Hans were made for a bus trip to the Royd Winter Fair. Anyone wishing to go should get in touch with Mrs. Thos, 114gitt.q Visi:ors commi itve! Mrs• 131'0\11 as convenor. , re- ported .10 'c,irds sent durnts; the 1. .patmonth.. The motto wds hy MN. G. Reiolutions were read li`V -Art's.' Donald' 1ldines, • resolution convenor. Mrs. George Million gave the report of the Lon- don ,fren eonventiop. A gift coin rD mittee eonsistinof Mrs. S acr. Mrs. 11. Alogridge, Mrs. Ed Davies and Mrs. George Hamilton, was ap--, pointed. Mrs. Davies gave a dem• onstration on invisible_ mending. Hallowe'en luneh ,was served by, 1 Mrs. Billing, Mrs. George ies, Mrs.' GT B. Taylor, .Mrs. -For- dyce Clark, MrS. John Daer,' Mrs. S. Daer, Mrs. Thos. Haggitt, Mrs, -R. J. Phil -TIPS; Mrs,- John Young- blut, Mrs. George Beadle, Mrs. Clif Brown, Mrs. E. Phillips and Mrs. George Schneider. . The Craig trio, consisting of W. S. Craig, tif•Xlinton,. Mrs. Harry Worsen, of Goderich,-Mrs. George Wilkin, •of Auburn, were gueSt singers at the morning service at Walton, when Rev. Harold J. Snell, 'a former Auburn minister, WaS guest. speaker. „. N1r, zinc! Mrs. George Schneider, of 1uburn. were ieits at a wed., ilin4 in Oshawa (,l)Saturday. ,Mr. aiul MG rs. ordon R. Taylor \ isited,,, \\•ith Mr, awl Mrs. Ron liathwell, of St. Catharines, Mr. and Mrs. Dona,d Ross and family, of Oakville, were visitors with M •rs.,Fred Ross, . 'Friends 'here will be • happy, 1, • learn that Fred Plaetrzer is making rapid recovery in Clinton hospital. His daugh„ter, Lenore, and husband, Ken SWord, of Sword, visited with him durirg the week. . Mrs. Gordon Taylor, Mrs.' For dyce Clark, Mrs. Jo'in Daer, Mrs. S. II,Daer, Mrs. Thos. Haggitt, Mrs. John Vungblut, Mrs Ed Davies, Mrs. Cliff Brown, Mrs. R. J. Phil- lips, Mrs. pectife0-41ine1der, . Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell, Mrs. -Alfred Nesbit, Mrs; George Beadle, Mrs. s. attended. a Guild meet - • .1 • • treWittWkittst'7! Thursdarifternoom..--=-• 44, Mrs: C. M. Straughanrs. Geo. Million, Mrs. Gordon Taylor and Mrs. R. J. Phillips,attended' the Tweedsmittr workshop in Dungan, non. , , Mr. and Mrs. Beverley French' and family, of Detroit,' visited with Mr. and Mrs. George 13eadle.• .Mr.4George l3eadle ‘vill celebrate his 92nd birthday on ,Novernber 5. His Many friends in this district offer congratulations., , The Loyal Hearts group of the' W.A.- of Knox United Church play-. ed host to the WA. and visitors in • Hallo,we'eo frolic on .TuesdaY ev- ening. The. Sunday school room was. attractive, dimly lighted with Hallowe'en pumpkins, glowing fac- es and black cats. Receiving the guests at the door were two spooks dressed in white, who were Mrs. Roy Finnigan and Mrs, Anne Dav- ies'. After the guests 'arrived a grand march was played by- Mrs. W. J. Craig, and the ladies in, cos: tume marched around_ and were judged by Miss M. R. Jackson and Mrs. Fred 'Toll. First prize went to the boy scout, Mrs, Robt. Ar- thur; best dressed lady, Mrs. Gord- on R. Taylor; 3rd prize best.hallow- e'en costume, Mrs. R. J. Phillips.'! A&P's STOREWIDE LOW PRICES ARE... THE GODERICII 'SIGNAL -STAR A guessing game was concluded, "Who is who in costume." Those unidentified were Mrs.-Danald Fow- ler and Mrs. Wm. S, Dodd. The games. were conducted by Mrs. VX: -111,11,013=2111,004.10.4,,jitgr-ar lor sang a solo, accomparifed1-4., Mrs. R. J. Phillips. In charge of the devotion period were Mrs. *red Toll, Miss M.R. Jackson and Mrs. Stewart Ament. The president, Mrs. Maurice Bean,..presided for the business period and, final arrange- were,Made for the Christmas fair coming up later in November. A dainty Hallowe'en lunch • was served by Mrs. Ted East and her committee. . Holy": Baptism was observed in Knox, .United Church on Sunday morning when Rev. Robert Hiltz baptised Ronald Murray Plunkett, son of Mr., and Mrs. A. J. Plunkett; Robert John, son of Mr. and Mrs, L. Popp; Terry Gordon, son of Mr. and Mr's. Gordon sHesk, of Lobo; nual congregational turkey supper Kenneth Wayne, son of Mr. and was held in the basement of St. Mrs. Kenneth Turner, of StrathroY• Andrew's United Church on Thurs- The Subject of the message by Rev. day' evening with 94 Members pre - Hiltz was "Do Geed Unto pv- sent. . The supper was .followed by LaPP. ery Man." A' golo , Was sung by a very enjoyable progratn. Mr. K. El l K. Dawson provided malky laughs iviiOrist, Orville Pyle, of • Guelph, with his "magic." : visited with Hiram Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Petrie returned her mother, who is a patient in home on Saturday after spending visitors with Mr. and Mrs. It. ,J. Craig, of Ilderton. Mr. and Mrs. lVfaurice, Bean pnd Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Morritt, -visited with Mr. and Mrs. Brock Vodden, of 1 YAtictictBrAfi- ,/, , slien some time with a niece at Port Hope. Fred Plaetzer returned to his home from ClintOn hospital on Mon- day. Friends here will be happy to hear that Jim Mills is making good recovery in a London hospital. June and Joan Mills, dalighters of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mills, made their second appearance on ,TV on. Monday, -evening. Friends and'rel- atives Watched and enjoyed their fine selections: , PORT ALBERT, PORT ALBERT, Nov. 3.—The an, Goderich hospital. . ' the week at the home of Mr and Mrs. Stanley Johnston visited Mrs. Charles Crossett in Sarnia. with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perdue ot. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. London. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Craig were • ••••••••••••••, JUST Y tit MUT NIHISI 41 SUPER -RIGHT MEA 2' SPECIALS! STEAKS or R , Porterhouse, Wing, Sirloin, Boneless Round Steak, Boneless lb Rump -or ;' neless Point Sirloin All Good, Smoked kindless ASTS Earl Taeschke (Delina Hoy), of Des- •boro, on the birth of a baby daugh- ter on November. 2. Mr, and Mrs. Ken Cristner and Bonita, of Rochester, Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Culbert, Carol. and Bonnie, of Dungannon, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoy. Mr. and Mrs. David Martin ,visit- ed their daughter, Mrs. Ivan Grigg, and Mr. Grigg in London last week.. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hodges and family, of Goderich,. spent Sunday with Mr. "and Mrs. Mervin Hodges. Mr. and Mrs. John McBride, of " London, visited last week-end'with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tigert. Mrs. Tigert returned to ' London With them for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin, of Lbndon, visited withanstalr.s DaVitrIVfaitin over the week -end. , Many small ghosts and -goblins called at homes on Hallowe'en night with their slogan "A Trick or a Treat." 'PROBE ViINGHAM FIRE, The 'Ontario Fire Marshal's of- fice has been asked to!. investigate' ! the $100.000 fire which destroyed ; Win °ham's 'Brunswick -Hotel - Sun -- 1 I day. The proprietor was the only ' person in the hotel, it is stated, When -the firestartedc ' • Lean, Meaty 1-16 pkg Ib Imported 4; 11 12-ozpkg SPECIAL OFFER THE NEW 20 VOLUME • Illustrated "fificyclopedia Of the Modern' World ey J. J. LITTLE & IVES_ VO ume 3 on sale ihts week Vigor And Figure At Dungannon Wel. DUNGANNON, Nov. 3. — The members of Dungannon Women's Instit'ute 'met or their October eeting at the home' of Mrs. Wil; 'filer Rutledge last Thursday even- ing. The roll call was answered by 18 members 'On "How to keep your vigor • and ypur figure,"Final plans were made for then Hallowe'en party for the childre to be held in the parish hall! The fall rally of the" W.I. is being held in Exeter on NoVernber-.5., with Mrs. R. Finnigan as delegate and Mrs. Popp giving her report from the meeting in Vineland. Ar- rangements were -made in connec- tion with the catering to the Junior Farmers' banquet on November 25. The first meeting of the project "Sew to save dollars and make sense" will be held at the home of Mrs. R. Finnigan, on November 10. Five dollars was voted to the "Save the children fund." . The topic on health was prepared by Mrs. Dawson but read by Mrs. D. Phillips. Mrs. Popp gave a report of the area convention in London. Mrs. Broeks gave the motto. There was -a--Aternonstration on making short- bread cookies by Mrs: Raymond Finnigan., KINGSBRIDGE babe, moved to their new location near Sarnia, where Mr. Captem has obtained employment. Rev. Father Van Vynckt let the procession to the Cemetery for the lttttca{Filws.nvaVfktiltW'Ufiregriir honor of our -dear departed, on Sun- day after the last Mass, for the re- citation of the Rosary', etc. He recalled that during the past year, Joseph Buckley, Philip Murphy, 'Wilfred O'Lciughlin, Earl MacLar-i en and infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Clare, had been given burial in the Cemetery. ' Word was reCeived last week h • THURSDAV, NOV. 6th, 1056 that Mrs. Mari Moylan, 92 years, old, died at St. Mary's Hospital, London. Recpiienr high mass was celebrated at St. Michael's Church in London, IT. a son, Rev. Thos. Montrie4,L-.4 ey AIR V.triftwwg**4 mer parishioner here, while her daughter Mary was engaged as teacher of our schoel,' and many friends wish to extend their sym- pathy to the Moylan Among the week -end visitors were Peter Lierman, of ,London,. Arnold Marsman, of Woodstock,. Kenny Fitzpatrick, of ,Kitchener. xtra Special . OFFER VALID 1 WEEK ONLY BeIrriont KINGSBRIDGE, Nov. 3. — Mrs.‘ Sansoterra and daughters, Mary and Angela, of, Detroit, spent the week- end at the home of Mt. Norman O'Connor. 1111.s. Jack Kinney, of Detroit, i visiting at her hopie here. • ofto Mr -and .--MrsT' n -A ustin--re- turned to their' home last week, after a week's visit with relatives in Kitchener and Waterloo. Mr. Pete Captein, of Sudbury, visited with the Henk Captein fam- ily here last week. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Jos. Courtney is seriously ill in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. and- Mrs. Gene Frayne, Dan - Jimmy,. Paul and Marianne , , spent Sunday with relaliVe's 'in -ffes- son. Mr. .ag.d Mrs..:.Henk Captein alid INTS $1 .00 Per quart SATIN and HIGH GLOSS ENAMEL HOUSE 'MINT and FLOOR PAINT Attractive Colors ;., If you're thinking about DECORATING YOUR HOME, stock up on paint nOw at this MONEY -SAVING PRICE! WORSELL • BROS. 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