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he 0ocierith Signal -Star, Thursday, Novem'
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Dungannon +
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• interesting party.
Debate Helsel -The president
• Mrs. L. Hasty opened her home
for the October meeting of the
%IN:CANNON-, Nov, 3. -Mr. taken .up for any deal.
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„Art/Ale nompson and sister,: Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Kerr, of Dngannon Women's Institute.
awool. ell Sunday, visited their INewton, visited JIrs. Isaac Cran- EightePn members and eight
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:.19ist,O, Mrs. Tilly Kitson, Kintail.• atop on Sunday. visitors were present. The roll
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• ' 4,1,4", D. K. McAteer and Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Blundell
call was answered banaminga
KCAteer, Willowdele, were re-' and Melvin, of Gederieh, visited favorite Wok nd its author.
' cent. visitors with Mr. and, Mrs..i her parents, Mr. and Mrs., Will During the business period,
Walter, Stafford t Irvin. "Thank you" notes were read
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Mr, and Mrs. Russel Irvinaanplans made £�r he Fall
nd; Congratulations tee Mr. and
fhmily visited last Sunday with: Mrs, Gordon Schultz on the irrelltallY to be held at Brussels oh
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his sister,. Mrs. Eldon Irwin, arid', rival of a little daughter, Debbie
November 2nd. Themotto "If
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Mr. Irvvin, Mandobin, n e a r, Elizabeth, on Friday, October yeti have knowledge let others
light their candles from it," was
Sarnia. 130, at Alexandra Marine and ,
The ;auction sale, clearing the! General Hospital, Goderich, a given by Mrs. E. Errington. A
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household effects of the late sister for Brenda and Bonnie. rebate, "Resolved that the little
lyIrs.,Robt. Fitzgerald, was held The Women's Institute at Dun red school is doing a good job
last Saturday afternoon, bring- gannon entertained the "young for rural children," featured the
ing fair prices. Several were in- fry' Saturday night at the 'meeting. Mrs. H. MeWhinney
tereeted in the property, but at PariSb Hall, with a Hallowe'en took the - affirmative and Mrs.
the end of the sale, no bids were party for the children, The Ceeil Blake upheld the negative.
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TIGER DUNLOP' W.I.
CARLOW, Nov. 2: -The Tiger
Dunlop W.T. held their Grand-
mothers' meeting October 28th
in Carlow Hall with about 20
_members of the Auburn branch
as guests.
Five ladies were present from
Goderieh to discuss the project,
"Sandwiches for all occasions"
to be held at Carlow on March
31, 1960. Mrs. Ralph Jewell and
Mrs. E. Pfrimmer, leaders for
the course, "New Lampshades
for Old," wept to start classes
soon. It was 'decided to cater
for the Federation' Banquet late
in November with the laake
Shore group making plans.
The, Benmiller group as a
"committee will start plannieg
the Spring Hobby Show.
November, 12th was the date
set to- packeeparcels at Mrs.
Robert McCabe's;"Saltford. The
following. Saturday, November
14th, the Institute and the Salt.
ford Community Club will visit
the County Home with gifts for
the patients. •
Mrs. Clairmont spoke briefly
on 'the London Convention re-
garding the buying of the Ade-
laide Hoodless Home at' Stoney
Creek by the Women's Insti-
tutes.
Mrs. Ray Moore introduced
LAKE SHORE LADIES' GROUP
WIN 'GRANDMOTHERS' PARADE'
her guests; Miss, Margo Grange
and Mr. Gary Allin, who delight-
ed the audience with two music-
al numbers.
Mrs. George Ross convened
the Grandmothers' program.
Mrs. Everett Taylor played two
selections on the mouthorgan,
accompanied by Mrs. R. Phillips
on the piano. Next was, the
parade of Grandmothers in old
time costume, judged by the
Attburn ladies. - The Lake Shore
ladies had the' largest number
of best dressed members. Mrs.
E. Mitchell got the prize for the
oldest grandmother and Mrs.
Haggitt, Auburn president, for
the youngest grandmother.
Mrs, Wm. Meyers conducted
a thought-provoking contest .en-
leyed by all.
It was .an honor to have in
attendance a life member, Mrs.
Cowan, who is at present with
her daughter,. Mrs. Adkin.
'Miss Beulah Long arranged
a penny sale with the visitors
taking home a good share of
the prizes. The meeting closed
with an old fashioned lunch of
eingerbread, with whipped
cream and applesauce, Mrs. Ray
Moore, Mrs. C, Allin, Mrs. W.
Hardy and Mrs. L. Young were
hostesses-.
As each of the debaters deliver- ing the winter.
ed their arguments in such a Mr. Bill King, a ,new village
acepable inameer it was with 'dire resident, has taken a position of
Hicuity the judges, (Mrs. E. Zinn drivine'an Eedy bread truck.
and Mrs. .1. C. Drennan, deCided; Mr. Ken Brown, college 'Stud-
• in favor of the negative. Mrs. I.,,,;(ent, Ann Arbor, Mich., and
1‘,.ers gave a., very interesting' Wayne Brown, RCAF, Centralia,
talk oe her trip through the were week -end visitors at their
West as Ur- as Banff, touching parent's home, Mr, and Mrs.
eon many historical places as Wilbur Brawn:
well as personal contacts. A •Mr. and Mrs. 'Ivan Henderson
report of the area convention and two little sons, of Toronte,
held at London was given by last week were visitors with her
Mrs, It Alton. After singing parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Victor
'The Queen and the Institute Errington and his parents, ,Mr.
Grace, a delicious lunch was and Mrs. John „Bendel -sone -Ash -
served ,by the hostesses in field.
charge.
A Cheistmas Gift. -The Y.P.U.
of Dungannon United Church
has embarked on a money -rais-
ing campaign .fOr its treasury.
Its members are selling new sub-
scripii'ons to The Godeeleh
nal -Star. A substantial portion
• ef the money received for such pany-directed Canada : Savings
Bonds payroll seethes campaign,
new subscriptions is being turna
edback by the Signal -Star to thi lt was announced by D. R, Dat
Dungannon , Nearly 20 tels, of Ktichener, campaign
new subscriptions have already
been sold and it is:. expected
that many more new ones will
!be sold, 'particularly as the
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Similar Savings on Tubeless • and
Whitewalls. Add 50c for installation
supervisor for the Blueweter
region.
Mr. panels paid tfibuteroehe
excellent co-operation of both,
compere,. management and em-
Christmes season advances.
;Heeding 'the campaign drive for Ployees in campaign, and sing -
,the Dungannon organization is
' Mr. J'im•Blake. A canvasser may
; be calling on you soon, It will
be "an opportunity for you to.
led out Mr. Eric Smith, of the
company, who acted as -cam-
paign director,
"Practically all em loyees
:
give a year's subscription to the signedup for Canada Sayings
Signal -Star to a district resident 'Bonds under the payroll deduc-
an appreciated Christmas
tion .plan," Mr. Dattels-poirited
; gift. out.
Mrs„ Richard Park, sr., is do -
'Ing nicely towards recovery at MUSICAL ARTISTS
her home following an accidentl Carmen and Don Jose,. bril-
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of slipping off a step at. ber. liant vocalists, and the Marlinn
i home and breaking her lefteseeng Trio are"wel* featured
hand and spraining her back. performers at the next present.
IlAfter being hospitalized at' ation of the 'Goderieh Cemmun-
1Wingham 'hospital, she ieeturned ,ity Concert Association. It will.
to her borne last•week.. !take place at the Public SehoOl
rs. am
Mt's. J. Hieton was a pat -
Auditorium on Wednesday, Nov-
ient for a week dt Goderich hos-4•ernher 11', at 8.30 p.m,
pital, and was quite a lot im-
proved and , returned to thel If you keep your ear to the
he
of her daughter, Mrs. Dave i ground you can pica lot of
spend -'dirt.
McDiarmid, where"she is
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AINDROW ARTI1HIUWt FOB.SrltB,
Funeral services for the late
Andrew Arthur 'Forster were
conducted an Wednesday morn-
ing at Christ Church, Port Al-
bert, at ID o'clock with Rev. H.
• Jennings officiating, Bitrial
was made in'Markdale cemetery.
•The body had rested at ` the
Stiles funeral home until Wed-
nesday morning.
Mr. Forster was a native ef
Sheffield, England, where ' his
parents, the late Mr. and Mrs.
James•Nelsoe Forster, lived. In
1913 he married Agnes Annie
England, of Sheffield, and caMe
to Canada in 1921, settling at
Markdale. Later bhey conducted
a. bake Atop in ,Gederich knowni
as The Maple Leaf Bekery and
about nine years ago the' mov-
ed to Port Albert where they
have since resided. While 'Mr.1
Forster had not enjoyed good
health of recent years, his death
came quite suddenly at Port!
Albert on Sunday at the age'
of 71 years. He was a member
of Christ Church, Port Albert.
Surviving are his wife and
two daughters, Mrs. Francis
(Agnes) Glossop, of London, and
Mrs. Harold (Olive) Durst, of
Wroxeter. There are two grand-
children.
FLETCHER' EV433,ErIT FISHER
• A resident of Colborne Town-
ship his entire life, Fletcher --
Everett Fisher died at Clinton
Public Hospital on Sunday last
following a long illness. He was
a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Ames.Fisher, of Colborne Towle -
ship', and after his marriage to
Mabel S. Snyder in 1915, he con-
tinued to live there Where he
operated a farm. Mr. Fisher was
a member and an elder of Ben -
miller United Church.
Surviving besides his wife are
two • daughters, Mrs. Harold
(Luella) Yeo, of Goderich Town-
ship, and Mrs. Edward (Lois)
Rowe, of Colborne Township,
and three sons, Grant, of Col-
borne Townehip, and Kenneth
and Carl, of Goderich. There
are eight grandchildren. Three
sieters, Mrs: Ada Long, Mrs.
Lucy Stothers and Mrs. Pearl
Gallagher and a brother, Horace
Fisher, all reside. in Goderich.
Funeral services were eon
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ducted by Rev. S.• A. Moote at
Stiles funeral home on Wednes-
day afternoon with interment in
Colborne cemetery.
To become a chempion, fight
one more round.
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Bullfights are not the • only
popular • sporting events in
Spain. Soccer has many follow-
ers, golf and tennis are played
a lot and pelota -a combination
of handball and tennis -is Well
established.
Bad.taste is just „ bad educa-
tion.
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