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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-11-19, Page 5o PORTER'S HILL PORTER'S BIUL, Nvpv. 17. - The W.A. of Grace Church met at the home of Mrs. John Mc. Cowan for their November meet- - ing. The pregident,`"Mrs. Tom. Sowerby, Ptoolt charge of the meeting. Prayer was by Mrs. Bauer. The Scripture and topic, were read , by , Mrs. Sowerby. I Roll call was ,gnsijvq 'ei ed witti a Remembrance , Day verse. 4r- I titles of business were discuss -1 ed and it was decided that each lady bring a 25c gift of a toy to the December meeting to go to the Salvation Army. There was an order for a ern?' quilt ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH • REV. MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A., Organist and Choirmaster. Nov. 22nd -Sunday Next Before Advent. 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion. 10 am. Sunday School. 11 a.m. Morning prayer and Sermon. Junior Congregation and Nursery. 7 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. KENNETH ' E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector: • THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA North Street United Church 10 am.w SUNDAY SCHOOL. 11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP. Guest Speaker; Rey. John Linton, B.Th:, M.A., D.D.. General Secretary of the Cana- dian Tempe ante Federation. "ISSUES ASTAKE ON NOVEMBER 30." Junior Congregation and Nursery. REV. A. E. EUSTACE, B.A., Minister. MR. GEO. INGHAM; A.R.C.T., Mut: Bac: Music Director. Victoria Street United Church "Fellowship Awaits You." • 10 a.m. Graded School and Adult Class. 11 a.m. "PROVE ALL THINGS." Mr. McConnell, of Toronto. 1.30 p.m. Benmiller Church after Sunday' School. 3 p.m. Union Church after Sunday School. The Minister: Rev. S. A. Nloote, B.A., B.D. Organist: Mr. Frank Bissett. 84 Ljghthouse Street CAPT. and MRS. H, CROSSLAND 11 a.m. HOLINESS MEETING. 2.45 p.m. DIRECTORY ,and SUNDAY SCHOOL. 7 pm. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES. , Tuesday, 8 p.m. Mid Week Meeting. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Home League. Thursday,. p.m. Men's Club. Friday, 8 p.tiro. Youth Group. You are never a stranger at the Army. and it was decided tq get this done for December. The De- eemdber meeting will be at Mrs. IdsLx ga's, end it . will be t election of officers for the co ing year, The hostess served a lunch, •`°., Tuesday evenings through the winter, Rev. Mr. Patrick is hold- . ing fiilbie study classes at the ti parsonatge. We hope there will be a good attendance at -these. EREA'TIVE HQTOGRAPHY ,. pY obi.; J. Nephew .12 HOLMESVILLE- JIOLMESVILLE, Nov. 15. - Tl a sympathy of the commun- ity goes to the family of the late Mr. E. J. Trewartha, who passed away in St. Joseph's. hospital, London, on Saturday. "Uncle ti Ed." as Mr.. Trewartha was known to his neighlbors,•wil4 be sadly missed by all. Mrs. Lloyd Bond, a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, is im- proving in health every, day, fol- lowing a serious operation.. . Mr. and 'MTs. Wan. Norman and family were in New Ham- burg on Sunday, visiting with Mr -s. F. Norman, at the home of Mr. aed Mrs. H. Hinz. ' Mr. and' Mrs. H. M. Bezeau and (Mr. and Mrs. L. C.^ Bezeau, of Kitchener, ,and Mr. Donald Bezeau, of Toronto, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCullough. Mr -and. Mrs, Jack Yeo spent Sunday in Guelph with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bissett. Miss Marilyn Yeo and Mr. Donald Yeo, who had spent the week -end at the Bissett home, returned home .with their parents. Congratulations to Miss Mary Helen Yeo, student -at Stratford; Teachers' College, who has been Professional Photographer Graduate Ryerson Institute or:4 Tchnol.ogy School of Photographic Arts MacLAREN'S STUDIO 196 ST. DAVID ST. TEL.'JA 4.79/4 GODERIC$1 • -66tf N®i0000000®008000li0•i0( •tl4wuwMPwPPwnnO ` r The Gederich Signal -Star Thursday, Nov_ 19th. .1959 ' 1 HIGH FIDELITY__ P1 the SHERWOOD mootimeoo®®feemee0000®os Prizes were awarded Saturday in the draw held by Kilbreath Brothers Portrait Studio and Camera Center, 42 West street. Mayor E. C. Fisher is seen holding the ticket drum while Bonnie McGee -passes a winning ticket to Russ Robbins, store manager. Bonnie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Len McGee; is in skating costume, having just Dome from the arena, First prize, a movie ^camera. went Jo Isabel' Morris, 88 St. David street. Second prize, a 35 mm. slide camera, was won by Mrs. ,William Beck, 149 Victoria street. Third prize, a Star - flash camera, went to M. R. Jenkins, of Goderich. SS Photo by R. H. Scholarship.awarded Canada Packer's ftO RS 10, WOO DSTOC The W.M.S. of Holmesvil'le United Church met in the base -,TI LLSO N U RG ...HERE FRIDAY ment of the church for their i November meeting. 'Mrs, Les,: Jervis was in charge of the pro - gram. Mrs. Les: Jervis read the Scripture and Mrs. 0. BlAke led, in -prayer.. A temperanc -read- ing was given by Mrs. S. Far- quhar. Mrs. Reg. 'Miller read a pdem that had been written by Mrs. A, L. Rodes, .of Clinton. The president, Mrs. Carman Teb- --',butt, conducted the business per- iod" Mrs. J. A. McKim, was the alter--•forr the meeting, and gave a very, interesting 'talk on the five years she spent in New- foundland. Mrs. Les. Jervis gave the thanks of the group to Mrs. McKim for her talk. W A duet was sung by Mrs. Reg. Miller and Mrs. E. Grigg, with Mrs. W. Yeo at the piano. • The W.A. meeting followed with the president, Mrs. Reg. Miller, in the chair, Following the theme song and creed, Mrs. Reg'. Miller read the Scripture, and Mrs:tewart Farquhar gave the comments on it. The treas- urer's report was given by Mrs. Frank McCullough. It was de- cid'ed. to send a donation to the Deaconess Order. Mrs. Edward Grigg gave a report on the ar- rangements for the Federation banquet. Mrs. Reg. Miller gave a short report of the renent.see- ��' and annual meeting of the W:A. Prebbytery at Auburn. A liom- inating committee, of Mrs. Harry Cudmore, Mrs. Frank McCul- lough. and Mrs. Ninian Heard, was appointed to• ibring in a slate of officers for both the W,MS..and W.A. for 1960. The roll call for the December meet- ing will be answered with gifts for the Children's Aid. .The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. 'lleg. Miller.. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Wm, 'Bender and Mrs. John"' Grigg. Mr and Mrs. WaFiade Avery have returned their - hem after spending ten weeks on vacation in England, GODER1CH BAPTIST CHURCH "Where you are a stranger only once" 10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL. All ages. a.m. "THE PRIESMOOD OF BELIEVERS." REV. EGON VON KEITZ, B.A., Minister., MR. CHAS. MERRILL, Organist. FkEE METHODIST CHURCH - WELCOMES Ycku. SUN:DAY, NOVEMBER 22 9.50 a.m. Family Sunday School. 11 a.m. Men ancl*Missions Service. Monday, 6.30 p.m. -Christian. Youth Crusaders and Cadets. Wednesday, 8 pm. -Prayer and Bible Study. 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Although the • Sailors, ended the first period with a 1-1 score their favor, the final , picture looked a bit shaky at In the latter half of the see- ond period, the Sailors emerged from the daydream that the, Woodstock team would be . a pusbover and started to place' shots inside' the Woodstock netj in a .methodical Manner, TheN second period saw Goderich get, five goals to three for WoopE 9tock to end the .period d0-4 firr Goderich, Each team added one, goal in- the final frame to end the garne 10,.5 for Goderich. The game saw good team spirit, on both sides with no rough stuff outside or normal skirmishes. Coach Ted Williams deserves credit for the fine team spirit he is instilling into the, Sailors: The gameness 6f Bel -I asky was indicated ,when he' came onto the ice Wearing a Pace mask to protect seyetal, lac- erations tO his mouth received at London when he tried to bite DONNYBROOK The. November meeting of the W.M.S. and Ladies: Md Was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson with a good attendance, Mrs.' Wesley Jefferson had charge of 'the Thompson read the Scripture. Twominutes silence was observ- ed for Remembrance Day after which Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson led, in prayer. Mrs. James Leddy read the peem, "In Flanders' 'Fields." Business was attended to and Mrs, Stuart Chamney read the minutes of the•last meeting. on the sedtio'eal meeting which had been held in Dungannon. reading, "Sunset." Mrs. Charles Jeffersen read part of the first chapter in the new study book. Mrs. Wesley Jefferson gave a reading on Christian Steward- ship. The offering was received by Jeanette Johnston. 'Mrs. Wes- ley Jefferson closed the meeting With prayer. The Ladies' Aid meeting was in charge of iMrs. Tom Arm- strong. Mrs. Arnistrong closed the meeting with the mizpah benediction. A bazaar was held at the close of the meetings which provided the W.M.S. with a nice sum of money. .Lunch was.served by the hostess, assist- ed by Mrs. Morley Johnston and MN. Charles Jefferson, Mrs, ladies to her home for lhe De- eemher meeting, Mr. and iMrs. Norman Mc- Clinchey and Kathie, of Auburn, were Thur. -day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. We'sley Jefferson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert RulledTe, of Goderich, visited on Sunday wit -h Mrs. John Thofmpson and Mr. and Mrs. We4ey Jefferson and Del;ra were Sun-dAy visitor, with the latter's grandmother, Mrs, Iola Josling, and Mr, and Alrs Norman Wright, of LondeF- don, and Mks 1,011iSe Jeffer\on, heR, over the week=bnd. Do you want some automotive -unit you don't convertible, or $10,000 limousine? If we haven't see listed here, whether car, truck, -tractor, got it we'll have it coming in! ..,11M.WHERE),..YOU-CAN SEE A...SELECTION_ PEARS RS Li ITE PONTIAC - mum - VAUXHALL BEDFORD VANS *- G.M.C. 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