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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-10-22, Page 8lY; J"} e • • M .-8 The- erieh Signal -Star, Thursday, Oct.22rd. 195Q .41 Auburn News AUBURiN, Oct,;20.—,Congratu- Miss 'Marg,..iret R. Jackson Visit- ed last Wednesday with Mrs. lations tO Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor! Herbert Mogridge in London Who celebrated nor 87.th hirtini hospital and found her improv - day. She is tile daughter of the ling. late Mr. ancRV1rs. George Rut -j The }Wren Pree'veery You ledge and was bOrn 'in WestiPeople's Union Alumni of the Wawanosh. She„attended school United Church pf Canada held at Ebenezer. Mrs, Taylor was th'eir -annual 'meeting in Knox married to Mr. Jeremiah Taylor United Church last Saturday who passed away several yeats!evening, Tlee session coMenethe- ago, She is a member of the,ed with a banquet in the Sunday also the Ladies' Guild, and en -ling was enjoyed, led by Mr. joys needlework' and reading.; Benson Sutter, oi Clinton, with She has one son, Gordon ,R. Mrs. Elaine McDowell, of Ash - Taylor, and one daughter, Mrs. field, accompanying, Greetings Lleyd Raithby, of- London; three , were brought from the' London grandchildren. and forr great-;Conferenge Alumni by Miss 'grandehildren. ;Ethel Allison, of St. „Thomas. Guests last Sunday' with Mr.i),(ir. Clare Vincent, of 'Loedes7 arid Mrs. Wes Bradno:k were' boro, president of the Huron ,. Mr. and Mrs. Shearer. Wilson Alumni, was in charge of the . and Miss DerothrEdgar, of Lon-; busine,ss period and program. don, Mr. and Mrs. I-16gh Ben.' Mrs. Arnold Alton. the secre- nett, John, Jill -and -Jim, of Pert' tary, read the' minutes. Mr, Albert, and Miss Margaret It Douglas May, of Exeter, gave Jackson. 41111the financial 3t.tement. The Mrs. Donald Haines is visiting guest speaker, Mr. Allan Nee - with her father. William Rath- lans, 'of Bluevaie, gave. an ire bun, at Hillsburg, this week. spiting message un Dedication. • We. are pleased to report that A hymn -sing followed, led by Miss Mary Sanderson was able Mr. Benson Sutter, with Mi`ss Meally united in :marriage Mrs. to return to her hoine after Margo Grange at the °organ, several days in Wm...Memorial Mrs. McDowell at th.e piano and Annie Nesbitt and Mr. John Mc- Nichol, of, Blyth. They were at - Children's Hospital, &Melon. IRev. R. M. Sweeney with the • tended by Mr. add Mrs. Donald the • home. of Miss, Carolyn Clark with the president, Mr. Bob Daer, in charge. Prayers were taken by Miss Shirley Brown, followed by the Scripture read by Lawrence Nesbitt. The min- utes were read by the. secretary, Miss Shirley Brown. Plans were made for the fall season and the young people will be in charge of the church service on October 25th, Youth Sunday. Rev. Rob- ert wally 'gave an informative address on some of the Books of the Old Testament. A social time was enjoyed and lunch was served by Carolyr Clark, assist- ed by Shirley Brown. Presbyterian Y.P.S.—The first meeting of the Knox Presby- terian Young People was held in the Sabbath school room of the church; Rev. D: J. Lane presided and took charge, of the election of officers for the com- ing year. . The • officers are: Pre- sident, Edgar Ceatherland; vice- president, Rosa, Youngblut; sec- retary, Helen Youngblut; treas- urer, Gordon. Daer; social con- vener, Kathleen Andrews; de- votional convener, Marilyn Daer. Programs, for the coming year were discussed and business was dealt with 'for the fall season. McNichol—Nesbitt,— A quiet wedding took place in Trinity Anglican Church, Blyth, on Oc- tober 17 when Rev. Robert Messrs. Ralp,h Munro, Robert; violin. The meeting closed with Phillips, Keith Arthur and Wesl an insPiring devotional period, Crostaphine. Dinner was served Bradnock made a business trip . in charge of Mrs. Terry Liardj et the home of the bride to ehe I to Toronto "recently, ' se 'Mee Margaret Holland), of Thed..immediate reletives. by Mrs. R.; DelegateS to the London Area .fordt, and a much AppreciatedJ. Phillips cind Mrs. Ed. Davies,. coevention of the ‘Vumen's• In- violin solo was played by .Reve.friends bf the ,bride. On their 1 stitute last week were Mrs. . Mr.' Sweeney. Members ,vereereturn from ',their honeymoon; Tihomas Heggitt and, Mrs, Wes•peesent from Toronto, Thedfordn they will reside un the grOom's" Bra•dnock. " St. Thomas and other poiots in fame in Morris Township. - I Congratulations to Mrs. J. 'C.' Huron .Counon e The fall project of the.4-H' -Stoltz wlio recently obseeved her • Mrs. Vida ,Straw.—Mrs. Vida; Homeneaking Clut will. be 85th 'birthday., She celebrated. Straw, of Jace.son, Michieann launched soon. Any girl 12-26, the o.ccasion at her home very died on Sunday, October 178the years of age wishing tu take this. qeietly and_received many cards Mrs. Strifw was the' elder daugh- project should get in touch with.' . and messages of cengriAtulations. ter of the Ude .Mr. and Mrs.i the 'leader, Mrs. Keith Maehan She is enjoyine good health and Robert Slalker, and attended,,,or the assistant, Mrs. Ed. Davies.! enjoys visitors and friends to ;,chool ;At U.S:S ,No. 5 Hullette'rhe first. Meetine will be'at the! drop .in to see ,,her and Mr, She lived in Stratford after her home of Mrs. _Davies, Friday 1 Stoltz. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. first marriage 'to Mr, Geonge,evening al. 7.30 p.m• Eldon Stoltz and son, .Douelae, Fineh who' passed -awaY manye Miss K. :11, Govier. of Toronto, , - of Guelph, and Mine Mareuerite years ago, She ' later married' was -the euestelast week of !Miss' - Chopin, of \Vele-ham. eisited M =turd Straw, who also died' Margaret' R. Jar kson, . I with them.. e ...nine years ago., She was 76 Mr. and Mrs. 'Arnold Craig Windsor after eacetionine •with ;my two sons: james Finch,- of; sister, Miss Jean "!Eamilton, at' , Mr. arid Mrs, Maitland Alien. Detroit; and George Finch, of' oshawa• ' . . -Mrs. Stanley Johnston is visit- Jackson; .flve grandchildren and! The members of the Walker- -----e-ereeeeneeeee.ieeteneeee i-1 - meeneeeeseenee_fereaa. lee; -, , ' • -• - burn Club with_ 'Mrs. Andrew 'Mrs. LlOyd .Iole.s,on and family three ,sisters, Mrs, e Maitland ir CO-FITE'', Alf,§-..:-E-cr.--- nd Mr, and Mrs ,Rae Perdue (Belle) Allen, ' Mrs. William je, Mrs... Herbert Gevier, Mrs.. Tho- • and 'lamely, (Jean) Craig, both Of Auburnemas Haggitt, Mrs. Roy Deer an& Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fox and and Mrs. William (Ethel) Coatee . llseee,Minnie Wagner enjoyed daughter, Ruth, ef Cayega. Mr. -Of-Flinn Miele The funeral will, the "nee trip to Kitchener where and Mrs. Gee. Ives end son. Don- be held" on Wednesday at the' they Were take!, el tours .byj ald Ives. of Go lerieh-Township, Gtenee funeral home with burial, the Chamber of Commeree,eandl e and Miss Jean ByieL c)f Brussel, in Forest Lawn cemetery, FlinteaPpeared on the Bazaar TV Show II were. guiees recenlly of Mrs.-ellehigail. (where. some of them were inter-' ' Kenneth Staples ind Limily and BirthdAs4 Celebrated, — Mrs, vicwe , 'Miss Irene Fox ' (Jordon Powell entertained in! Miss Maryanne Blake return - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott hener of her sistir, Rose ...Marie' ed to her home at Brussels after were London v,sitors over the I fe gent's 13th birthday. Bingo !visiting with her grandparent's, week -end, e a Aid games were enjoyed and a , Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Kirkcon- Mr, Arthur "range. (if Falcon- large? birthday cake centred the! nell. and family. bridee, rent ned' to ins position ;able fort the birthday supper.; Mr. and, Mrs. Fred Youngblut after, a ho icla e eh his wife. The „little guests were Jannett and familY7'of Wbodstack, spent Mrs. ("rang. uehters. ' D 0 b i e, Margaret. Sanderson,' the holiday with, her sister, Miss Friends of Mrs. Nelson Hill, Linda Andrews, Barbara Sander.. Minnie Wagner. and other mem- of!Goderich, will' be pleased to sere Barbara MacKay, Carve bers of her fainily. . learn thet . she Is reeevering Brown, Randy and Trudy Ma-. Mr. and Mrs. eVilliam Kruse from an injured heel in Gode- elan and Wayne and, Robert. and daughter, Elilabetin of Kite, rich hoOpital. . Powell, ,. ..- ' • chener. were • recent visitors An unieFuel fire tonk piece on Mr. and MN. Ernest. Pattern with his aunt, Mrs. Edgar Law - the top of a hydro nolo 10 front sow( of Goderich. visited last sem and Mr. Lawson. of the home ot Mr. end Mrs. Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Clif- Knox C.G.I.T. —.The girle. of Geer2,e Lae, lor la:••1 Wednesday. ford Brown and family.' ' •ti.a?. C.G.I.T. met at the home of - 'Hydro men .wore quickly sum- Mr. and Mrs. Donald' Oldrieve, their leader, Mrs. Wes. Brad- , moiled , and exlineuished the Jenete-and George, of Torontoe nock':' with 'a full attendence of blez". Repairs were Tiede to speet last week -end with her all members, •Barbara Sander - the line. These nas a brief !wows., Mr and Mrs. Charles son. the president.- gave the call .power cut-off. , Asquith. - to. worshipe Scripture was read Mr. Ben Hamiltoe visited last Mrs. Martin. of Port Albert:by Rosemerie, Haggitt. Linda Saturday • in Toronto w i 1 h IS a gueet this week of her Andrews led in prayer._ Min - friends, ,;i,ler, Mre, William Stewart utes were read by Margaret • Miss Marie Andrews has eC,. Mr, Duncan MacKay' spent; Haines. Carole. Brown gave the ! cepted a position ,a1 Victoria last Sunday with Mr, and MrSe financial .etatement, The, „girls .. 'Hospital, London and cothmenct. John Weir and family, of Lon -t decided to send for the UNICEF --ed as certified eur,e's assistant den. , boxes for,, Hallowe'en to help on Monday. A.Y.P.A.—The A Y.P.A. of St !the unfortunate girls' in other Mrs. -Charles Straughan and Mark's Anelican Church met at'', countries, and will ask the pub- .. e. ------ , lie for donatior.s Co this worth- , while project. The •offering was received by Barbare MacKay and was dedicated by Jannette Dobie. The Study. book was in- troduced by Mrs. Bradnock. The! roll call was answered by sug-I ClOsing prayer was taken by, Merilyn Deer. Games and con- i tests were in charge of Linda! Kinsmen Club Plans To -Build Senior Citizens Apartment Bldg •The Kinsmen Club's senior I Frank Walkom, the committee cltizens housing committee willl was invited to meet council. meet with the town council at the latter's next regular meet- ing, to discuss the Club's project for building on the site of the old hospital ort South street. A meeting was suggested by John E. Scott, committee chairman, in a letter to the elerk. "It is our club's full inten- tion," he' wrote, "to go ahead with this housing scheme. Last ‚spring, at one of the council meetings, Mr. Worsell (presid- ent) and myself discussed the purchase of the land and asked if council could s:ee its way clear to make the Kisnmen a grant toward the venture. This still holds true. "We had' hoped to allow the tenants of the building on the proposed site to remain as long as possible and have the Club credite-d with the rents on the cost of the land We understand that all tenants are expected to be out of the building by the end of Oetober. "It is also our understanding that the Town of Goderich is intending to demolish the pre. sent building." . 'On motion of deputy 'reeve and Mrs. •Frank McCa rt h y, daughter, Mary, of London, and Miss Irene McCarthy, •of Detroit, visited with the Frayne during the past week. Sympathy is extended to the family -id the late Jas Doherty, who died during' the pak week iri Goderich hospital. Inter- ment was in. St. JosePh's ceme- tery, here. IVIts. Catherine O'Connor left. on Sunday to spend the winter months with her brother, John McKinnon, and sister, Miss Anne McKinnon, in Winghatn. Congratulations.' te - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tigert on the birth of a daughter in Alexandra Hos- pital, Goderich,- on October 14. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin gave 'gone to spend the winter months with their family in Toronto. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Middegaal (nee Yo Van took place at St, Joseph's Meadow Brook Restaurant' extena4 congratu- lations -to our goOd neighbor, the GODERICH MOTEL Church here on Safurday, 9cto- Mrs. Jack K.hiney, ;of Detroit, is spending a few days at her home 'hero this week. Other 'week -end VisitorS to this. community were Mr. and Mrs. A. Moran and children„ of Berry and son, ot Goderich;*Dr. and Mrs. Wurtiel and family, Van Osch, of Cornwall. 'Miss Corinne Redmond, of St. Augustine, is visiting with her lunt, Mrs. Louis Hogan and PORT ALBERT PORTALBERT, Oct. 18. --The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of 'Mr. James Doherty who passed away at Goderich hospital on Tues- day, October 13. • Mr. ,and ,Mrs. Elwyn Petrie ale visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coekfield, in Buffalo. The Ladies' Guild of Christ Anglican Church held their monthly meelinx.at the home of Mrs. Elmer Graham On Wed.: nesday, October 14. After a Short business meeting the afteaboon was spent quilt:nig. The hostess served a delightful lunch. Taylor s Corner TAYLOR'S CORN'ER., Oct. 10. —A nuMber of the members of the Forresters of this vicinity, attendad the churell parade at the Bennailler United Church on Sunday after»oon. Mr, and Mrs. Ben Sturdy, -whe have been visiting at the homes of Howard and'Reg Sturdy, left on Monday for Toronto where they will visit briefly with Mrs. SturdY',s niece. Then they will fly from Mallon Airpor( bp Seat- tle, Wadhington Mr. and Mrs. Will Clarke, Varna, visited on 'Sunday with iMr' Austin Sturdy. • Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sturdy and .fanhily, And Mr. Austin Sturdy visited on Friday even- ing with ',Mrs. Doug. Robinson and 'family, of Zurich. Mrs. 'Rob- inson and family left" Saturday for Saskatoon to join Mr. Robin- son who has been transferred, there by his insurance company. The anniversary services held on Sunday were very well at - ,tended at both services. At the Morning service the Porter's HiXLchoir led the ' service of sonT and Rev. Mr. Patrick de- livered an inspiring sermon. The evening service was led in song by their y�li ld choir. A 0t Ba a co. so by Mr. Ted Dunn, and a trio by the Misses Westlake, Clarke and- Mr. Dunn, were very much# enjoyed. ' Rev. Mr. R. Sween , of Auburn, give the evening ser- mon. He also rendered ,a very lovely violin solo. ' SELL IT THRU THE 111/AINITADS1 Congratulations to DERICH MOTEL from numBiNG . Phone SOPPLIES 283 4 and 13,est- w4hes for continuing pro4 s o GO RICH MQTEL We are pleased( to hlave Played a part i3y si4pplying LUMBER and MILL WORK for the remodelling* program -just_completecl. Dine -in the friendly atmosphere of the 1VIeadow .Brook Restaurant' Bayfield Moad, 8outh of — FULL COURSE 'MEALS — Car Hop Service phone 2039 JbHN JEFFERY & SON Elgin Avenue East Goderich Phone 782, to the beautifully remodelled GODERICH MOTEL It is our pleasure to see that the Goderich Motel's linens are kept sparkling White and fresh. • NOTICE CHANGE OF BUS TIME TABLES FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULES ARE !IOW EFFMTeo Riduced services on some routes. • Obtain your copy from your local agent or driver. ' The WESTERN ONTARi0 MOTORWAYS Limited. Kitchener Ontario 42 SPECIAL. DINNER MEETING Association For Retarded Children — AT — 'St-. George's Parish Hall • Carrie Jones died last week in! age and was horn in L011(1011.1 She lived in thie village manyj years ago when her late hus-, !minister of the Methodist ;Church in 1906-1910, coming 'here from the Belgrave church., They. also livd in Chatham,' Blenheim, Trenton and Lindsay. i She had resided in tbuton for; the past 20 years. One da-ughter,1 Mrs "L. S. (Madeline) Chapple,1 Kingsville, survives, Burial took' ptace in Maple Leaf cemetery, BALDWIN Coat & pron Supply Limited "IT PAYS TO'KEEP CLEAN" GE 2-6305 London BEST WISHES TO TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27 Special speaker, wbo will also present local association with its charter, will be: PRESIDENT OF ONTARIO. ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CHILDREN, AND AN OUT- STANDING SPRAKER, FRENCH DRY CLEAN'ERS MRS. BRUCE. ERSKI1IE MRS. FRANK C. YOUNG MRS. PAUL WALMARK Tickets, $1.75 each DONNYBROOK odeiich from Motel I)ONNYBROOK, :rct. ,19. ---The October meeting of the Donny- hro'ok W:M.S.' and 1✓'adies' A d was. held Tuesday afternoon at, the home of Rev. and Mrs. R. 41wceney, of Auburn, with a good attendance. Mrs. Hilliard, .1efietson had charge of the W.M S. meeting and ,peened iL with the theme "Truth and I Freedom." Mrs. Wm. Hardy re d the Script:ire. Mrs, Robert Chamney gave a reading on ('hristi,an Stewardship, A pleas ant. part of the program wase when Mrs: Robert Chamney who has recently moved • to' Auburn) was presented with a', Life Membership Ce -Mica -1.e by Mrs, Charles Jefferson fr en the Donnybrook WAS, ladies. AI- thcu ;h taken cnrnpletely by sur earai,s A1li.e.e 1R fK rilel IC.R fitting "reply. Mrs. Stuart Cham- ney gave a reading, "The Older. Woman." Mrs. James Leddy tent( ch' gee of .the study book. .re 1 educts' Aid m gains* which followed, Was in charge of. Mrr F.rneet Snowden. Mrs. Snowde led in prayer, Lunch was,served by the hostess, assisted h Mrs. Harold Woods and Mrs: Ernest Snowden. Mrs. Jante4 , Leddy thanked. Mrs. Sweeney on be- llaifyYc.1htlittgey l,adteg XQt" the, use• 42, UN ION COMPANY OF CANA6A,LLMIUD are-proud_that.Miad-rStone WaS SeleCted to give the crowning touch to this fully modern -BEST WISHS to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Israels Genuine Pre-Cast'Stones Applied Stone -by -Stone Over Any SUrface N 6 Foundatidn kequire4, Ana It is our. pleasure to supply the Quality Printing (business cards, forms, etc.) used by QODERICH The Signal -Star