HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-05-07, Page 11'1U11.30DAY *AY 7th, WOO
Do you know where there is a
monument, to the sea-guil? It is
at S4It I444 ctt;n4WIAQR,41".10
great servIce these bird's die for
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hoppers so vast that they devoured
every green thingii their P4
'Disaster seemed immineni. At the
most critical tune an immensekoek.
of gulls flew in from the Pacrflc'
and cleynurp4 billions .of the ipbst:
thus Was ruin averted.
tka-
ture? Probably an insect, the deer
fly. gs estimated speed is 400
miles an hour.
TENDER FOR TAFETERIA
AND KITCHEN. EQUIPMENT
Huron County, Horne
Clinton, Ontario
Tenders for the supply of cafeteria and kitchen equipment
for the new addition to the Huron County Home, Clinton,
Ontario, will be received by the' under -signed until 4.00 P.M.,
TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1959.
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Tenders are to be in a sealed envelope, clearly marked
"Tender — Cafeteria and Kitchen Equipment."
All details and specifications may be secured from the
under -signed.-
Lowest or ars'y tender, or part thereof, not necessarilr
accepted.
JOHN G. BERRY, SEC.-TREAS.;
HURON, COUNTY HOME COMMITTEE,
-19 COURT HOUSE, GODERICH, ONTARIO'.
TRE:ciopggioll moNAK,sTAR
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Manchester 'Garden 'will take on a Prince, was in port at Soda Pollit,
41:WV. „.140"'S,N/SoTrAOldirkte lge43 YOFAtrolitog dowri the,
neau4, wdti-nlories Nima Mutch street end' netilked' „t1/0 wallet
e,,harge Of I( eVrcsgriam We: MO 1.° irtent '4100.0....?"11)#.'9X
Meeting. 'Mrs, AiAlicy ',Um= s; Nelsbh
'presided for the devotional -period. :f Auburn. Rev. Evan McLagan
Scripture was read by Mrs. Lens- (officiated. The bride lool5ed lovely
ing, fdllowed by meditation and iii-a‘ballerina-length dress of White
prayer by Mrs. Charles Straughan. lace -And net ovet satin. The
Mrs. Fred 11911 resented • timely bodice of lace featured a bateau
vtitonghts on Christian Stewardship., neckline, aceented with lequins
Rev'. R. M. Sweeney rendered sect,- and,had ,sleeves. A MOM
Oral seleetions on 'the violin. The of seed ,peqria held ,her finger-tip'
_offering was received by Mrs. Her- , veil of French illusion, She car -
old Gross and Mrs. Ted East after -1 ried a white Bible oh which rested
Mrs. Maurice Bean read an ap- a mauve .orchid. The bride's only
propriate article written by Rev. ' attendant was her sister-in-law,
Mr, Weekes. Mrs. George Millian Mrs. Harold Canipbell,: jr., also of
and Mrs. Ernest Durnin rendered Myth. Mr, William\ --Patterson; of
a vocal duet, The president, Mrs. Adburn, was best man for his bro-
Arthur Grange, took charge for ther. Following the wedding, a
the brief business period. Mrs, reception was held at the Tiger
Lawrence Plaetzer and Mrs. Robert Dunlop Inn. For the wedding trip
Arthur were appointed delegata to the United States and Eastern
to the em -annual meeting to be Ontario, the bride chose a honey
at -Monerief---United-_-,Ghtireit--beige suit with black acc6sories.
, Argal* t ,NIR
vV.0`;be ggest *Siker
a otit. GOrdori It TAP& will1Se
in charge of the, musical' part of
the program; heTpet-luck hincl.
will be in charge of, Mrs. Clifford
Drown,' Mrs. JAmes flembly and
Miss Viola Thompson. The . fin-
ancial report was given by -the
treasurer,,, Miss Margaret R. Jack-
son. She also gave a "report of the
many plants ordered and delivered
this Spring. She was instructed
to write a letter re the illumination
of the Manchester Garden.
Mrs. William T. Robison attend-
ed the funeral of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Carmen Anderson, at -Galt
last week.
Friends of Mr. Charles McNeill,
of Goderich, will be sorry to learn
that he is a patient in Victoria
lievital, London.
Mr. and. Mrs. Gord.on Miller and
on May Oth. it was decided to On their return, they will reside son Larry, of London, visited ' on
have an order of service printed on a farm at Auburn. Guests were Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Maud
for use at the Sunday morning ' present from Toronto,' Hamilton Fremlin.
worshipservice. Prayer was of- I and Auburn. Representatives of eaclj of the
lered by 11/Irs. Grange. _A lunch4 Horticulture Executive_ The churches in the village will- meet
was served. ' • executive, of the. Auburn Horticul- on Friday of this week at 8.30 p.m.
Presbytetian ¥.P.—The Y.P.S. of tural Society met on Monday even- in the daily vacation Bible, school,
held here every "summer.
Mrs. Robert Arthur and Wilda
Jane and Mrs. George Beadle visit-
ed recently with Mr. and 'Mrs.
Gordon Wall and family at Lang -
side. Mrs. John Arthur returned
home with 'them after spending
several weeks with her daughter.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Parton, of
Toronto, and her mother, Mrs.
Hugh Hill, of Goderich, visited
last Friday' with Mr. and Mrs.
William Cory,
.Mr. Kenneth Staples was reward-
ed recently for returning a wallet
containing a large amount of
money. His boat, the Midland
Knox Church had the president, ing at the home of the president,
Edgar Leatherland, in charge of Mrs. Bert Craig. The meeting was
the meeting. The treasurer's re- in charge crf Mrs. Craig. The high -
port wos giyen by Gordon Daer. lights of the past year, as in the
Scripture was read by Marilyn Year Book, were read. They will
Deer. An account of the life Qf be given to the delegate of each
David Livingston was given by society at the district meeting to
Helen Youngblut. A discussion be held at Goderich on July 8th.
period on Kintail camp and thelSeveraLschool children in the dis-
need for leaders was held. Plans trict are entering the 1959 Poster
were made to attend the Presby -•I competition and these will be on
terial YP.S, at Goderich on Sunday display at the June meeting, the
9vening. ' The 'meeting Was closed I first Tiiesday evening in June. This
with prayer by Rev. D. J. Lane. poster will be to advertise a Horti-,
Patterson—Campbell. — On Sat- culture function. Correspondence
urday, Blyth United Church was ' was also dealt with and plans for
the setting for a quiet but pretty the summer planting of the big
wedding when Gwendolyn Gail, flower beds were discussed. The
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Plans ,,are being made for the
United , Church Sunday school an-
niversary to be held on May 17th
at 11 a.m. and 8 p.in. with Dr.
H. H. Savage, of.Pauitiac, Michigan,
as guest speaker.
Mr. Albert Ciempbellis visiting
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Speigelbeig, Mr. SPeigel-
berg and family and is much un-.
proved iii health. We hope he
will soon be able to return to his
home in the village.
Mr. and IMrs, Elwin Anderson, of
Brantford, were guests on Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs, William Straughan
and. Mr. and Mrs. John Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McDonald,
v-Seafetrtli, visiter2 ...last Sunday.
with Mrs. Ezekiel Phillips and Miss
Laura. -
Miss Hilda Sniith, R.N., super-
intendent of the Clinton hospital,
will be guest' speaker at the May
meeting of- the Auburn Women's -
Institute on May 12. She will
speak about the blood bank. The
roll call will be answered with a
donation of seeds, bulbs and plants
for the auction
Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Rathwell,
Michael and Janice, of St. Cath-
arines, spent the week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
R. 'aaylor. Mrs. Rathwell and
children remained for a week's
visit,
Mr. John Govier, of London,
spent a .few days with his cousin,
Miss Margaret R. Jackson.
Ms. and Mrs. Arnold Craig moved
into their new home last week.
Miss Eileen Murdoch spent last
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up. Named B
PAQ.k VAIM,1
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answering the roll call by. VOYihg
their fees. Two. visitors were aiso
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'ger Uunlop .
tiARLOW, May 4.—The ladies of
"Tiger"? Dunlop Women's Institute
held their annual banquet ' at Car-
low Hall. . The evening was in
ghat& of the branch directors.
Following the histitute color
theme,' tlirt4bles were taste/141Y
decorated with Yellow.daffodils and
fOrsythia and ,yellow candles with
accents of purple: The president,
Mrs., A. T. Lamb, presided for a
short business period which con-
sisted mostly of diSCUSSIOD regard-
ing improvingthe kitchen. A
4.ommittee consisting of Miss Jean
Olen, 1VIrs: Douglas MacNeill and
Mrs. Resale Young was put in to
look after seeing what could be
done.
Thank you's were received from
the two Colborne Township-schoOls-
who won barometers at the recent
Hobby Show. Mrs. Glrvin Young
installed the officers for the com-
ing year and the very enjoyable
evening ended with a game of
'bingo.
DELEGATES
BY
ARE
DUNGAN
DUNGANNON,: May 4. The'
ladies of Dungannon Women's In-
stitute met on April 30, at the
home of Mrs, lvers with Mrs. Er-
rington presiding and 17 members
NAMED
NON W.I.
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
'Mills and family.
Miss Mary lIousLin,.of Hamilton,
'!..pen'.. 'lost week -end with her par-
ents,. 'Mr, 'and Mrs. John Houston.
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orieal lieseareh wag
giyen by op and, `11011#
eco-nomics an health byltrs. Daw. -',..,1
son. Delegates to the distriet an
nual are Mrs. R. Finifigtm and 301rs, • , ''
M. Brawn. . . • .,
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Current events were 'prepared
by Mrs. Fowler and read by Kr& t. •'.
Dawson.
The motto -,—"Wever judge li per-
On until you have walked a mile ci
in his shoes," was well given. 1,
urn, was present and esiplaaned• the
Vary Stewart Collect. A gift was
presented to her. Mrs. Graham
Mrs. H. IVfeWhinineY, the district
president, Mrs. Dradnock, of Aub
-
McNee conducted a humorous con-
test on various spices.
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PERSONALS
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GMagler-of4kamilton,- it- •
visiting her 'sister, Miss Emma
Campbell, Waterloo street.
Mrs. G. Gardiner and Mrs. E. --
Weaver, of the Goderich .Business
College, attended the Business
--Eduoators!--Association -Teachers”
F�rum held May 1 and 2 at the
Royal Connaught Hotel, Hamilton.
Mr. George Bacon has joined the
office, staff of 'Pounder Brothers
Building Supplies, Stratford, as
bookkeeper. Mr. Bacon has been
attending the Goderich Business
College during the past year.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Thompson
and Nancy, of London; were week- ,
end guests with Dr, and Mrs. R.
W. Hughes and family.
Taking part in a program to
entertain the patients at the On-
tario Hospital, St. Thomas, last
week were Bert • McCreath and
Tony Etue of the Goderich 'Kiltie
Band.
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