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DUNGNNO
D,t,TNGLA(N?N i, Mar+e1i 8, at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. John Durnin, cin Saturday
evening at which the fagxily
'gathered., They,? received .many
.1cee' 73r _.,,gin' s and Messages
best wishes. They have : live
continuously -on their farm all
their married life.
Miss •Ida Whyard, R.N., a pat-
ient • at Goderich hospital, is
Showinag sore improvement in
her condition
Visitors .ler the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Harald Maize were
the � y�latter's-..sister, 7, Mra. -Wilda
T YY;114/.. *Rlatikie"...-lyi`i•.-.. 1�i". :I
Irwin, St.'Thomas, and Mr. and,
ilrk.11woad,-Marylin' and
Danny, of Wingliam;
Miss Pearl Caldwell, Leam-
ington, is visiting her.• 'sister,
Mrs. John Spivak.
Congratulations . to Mi and.
s. Victor Mr V ebur Erirngbon, 6th con-
cession s on of West -Wa'wanoeli, R.R.
2, Auburn,. who on Wednesday,
March 2nd, oCbserved their ,40th
wedding anniversary. The bride
was formerly Vera Alton; daugh-
ter of the late Mr" and l4lrs.
Herbert Alton, and the groom
a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
D.. S. Errington, 6th concession
of West Wawanosh. They were
married :ey the late Rev. T. A.
Stead an at the Methodist par-
sonage,Dungannon. Their child-
ren are three sons and two
daughters, Jim 'and Harold, R.R.
2, Auburn, Ross, St. Helens,
Mrs. John (Violet) Durnin, R.R.
3, Auburn, and Mrs. Ivan (Jean)
Henderson, Toronto, They have
14..� randehildxen r.
diiinery as given 111
. Mr, and. Mgrs. W. A. Culbert;
son iBiil and ,grandchildren,
Donny and 'Jackie Culbert, an
Sunday. visited Mr, and Mrs.
Earl Sherwood,,Carlow.
Mrs. J. C. Drennan, Crewe, is
supply teaeliing at the Crewe
School for the teacher, Mrs.
Frank Ritchie,
Mr, and Mrr. Howard Culbert,
Betty and Barbara, on Sunday
visited her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. R,obt. Lyons, liaeknow.
Mrs. M. Shackleton was hos-
tess at her home on Monday
afternoon for the United Church
W.M.S. MTs. Esther Rivett pre-
sided and opened with prayer
and the aim and object prayer.
Ten members
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SUNDAY SERVICES
ST'. . GEORGE'S CHURCH
March 13 -- Second Sunday in Lent
8.30 a.m. Holy Communion:
l..AZigt" 10 a. fi4t Y ,Ui cr1'k runt 1 kt s5
'11 a.m.'`Morning Prayer and Sermon. '
(Junior Congregation and Nursery.)
7 p.m. Evensong and Sermon.
Thursday Lenten Midweek Services.
10 a.m. Holy Communion in the Chapel.
8 p.m. Shortened Evensong and Address.
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector.
MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A.; Organist and Choirmaster.
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10 am. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. "UNDEVELOPED LIVES."
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
--Special--Mid-week Lenten- Service
Tuesday, 7.30 p.ln.
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REV. A. E. EUSTACE, B.A., Minister.
MR. GEO. INGHAM, A.R.C.T., Mus: Bac:
Music Director.
GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH
10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL—ALL- AGES.
11' a.m. CHILDREN'S DEDICATION SERVICE.
7 p.m. ' CHRIST'S WONDERFUL MISSION.
8 p.m. FIRESIDE.
MARCH 20-27 — PREACHINGrISSION.
' REV. G. BILLINGS, Strathroy.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
WELCIMES YOU—SUNDAY, MARCH .13
9.5-0 a.m. Family Sunday School.
11 a.m. "Christ Building His !Church."
'7 p.m. "Christ Returning For His Church."
(Using large prophecy chart.)
Wed., 8 -p.m. Prayer and Bible Study.
THE SALVATION ARMY
SUNDAY, mAgCH 13
CAPT. ANO MRS. H. CROSSLAND
11 a.m. .,HOLINESS MEETING,
3 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Tuesday, 8 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study.
You are never a stranger at the Army.
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
SUNDAY, MARCH 13
10 a.m. ' Sunday School, classes for all ages.
il a.m. Worship Service — "Calvary Gamblers:"
T.Y0 p.m., Evangelistic Service — "The Seven Fold
Characteristics of the Werld in the Last Days."
' Thursday, 8 p.m. — Ybung People's Meeting.
REV. H. C. CRACKNELL, Pastor — Phone JA 4-8506..
You are invited to come and worship with us,
Victoria Street United Church
FELLOWSHIP AWAITS YOU.
10 a.M. Sunday School, Beginners 'to, Aduit Class.
11 a.m. SERIES "We Have Found the Christ."'
2 — "I4E SEES SOMETHING IN US."
BENMILLER-
1.30 p.m.
CHURCH.
3 p.m. UNION
REV. S.
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UNIFIED SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
CHURCH, Goderich Township.
FRANK stssgirr, Organist.
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV. ROBERT G. MacMILLAN, Minister
Mr, H. de Jong, Organist Miss B. J. Woodruff, Deaconess
10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOO.L.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
Nursery and Junior Congregation.
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ship service: lrQ. !Mlle. u!vers
Need the, Scripture ft was r+e-�Presentorted that 1,2 hospital t �piis
and 13 home galls were made.
The 35th annual Huron PresbyPrograny -
terial of W.M.S. will be heldSeaat�
Northside United Church, . r
forth, an March 24th. 'he gi eet Y 1C
hex .is Miss I3,,uth Churchill, y or s or11e1'
aeontreaJ. Tne. tittle of .her ad-
dress rwil'l be '>`The Church in
tie City Streets;" Mrs. M. J.
Read has been named a dele-
gate . to
g attend. An Easter
Th'anikmoffering service • is 'being
planned for April 21st. Other
auxiliaries will be invited. iMrs.
M. Reed gave a reading, "Bch -
day in Africa." •Mips. Rivett
gave a reading, "Crossing Racial.
Barriers." Mrs. M. Shackleton
read an akticie on Christian
Stewardship, The April 4m -Ie ,t-
ing will he held at the home
of Mrs. M. Reed. Mrs. Rivett
closed with, prayer.
Lrs. Paul Caesar underwent
an operation last week at Vic-
toria Hospita•1, London, for
sinus. We hope she wall have The_ 1a�1'tes of the section and
speedy recovery, tthe trustees served a lovely
The 'Women's World Day of i,un?ch.
Prayer was on Friday afternoon MT. and Mrs. Don Oke and
observed in Erskine Presbyter- familyeeof Zurich, and Mr. and
,..an Church. The leaders with Mrs. K it Oke and family, of
Root. McAllister, president of spent V tInesday
GNfrk►J� til+o 'brl st'i: -1ii tfi�€ir; p,ren .oda
Esther Rivett, president, of the - er' and Mrs. ; 7r mie
United Church, and Mrs. Ben fie' and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie
e.
Mole, president oaf St. Paul's '
OkWe are sorry to report Mr.
Angliean Guild. Rev. Wallace -
McClean was the special speak-
er. Mary LOU McAllister pre-
sided at the organ for the
hymns and accompanied for a
singing trio. The trio• were
Mrs. Frank Jones; Mrs. E. Rivett
and Mrs. Elmer Black. Miss Iva
Carr read - an article on' the
History of the Women's World,
Day of 'Prayer. prayers -byyap-1
omit nt„ev e.re.egiuuaneelayears
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I A'k` .:erneeIvers, Mrs -let -Reed, Mrs.
M. 'Sha'cltleton, Mrs. • Victor
Black, Mrs. ,R, Bere, Mrs. Hugh
McWhinney. Following the
benediction by Rev. W. Mc-
Clean, Mrs, M. Reed, on behalf
of all present, expressed ap-
preciation to Rev. '.11r. McClean
for his line .message on
'..1.'ra'yer,'.
At the United Chureh service
Sunday morning in charge of
Rev. C. E. Taylor, three mem-
bers were inducted to the ses-
sion, Frank Pentland, Clifford
Crozier and Wilbur �' -Br' wn.
Lovely bouquets of mums, in
memory of the' late Mrs. Roy
Black, were placed `rt the altar.
Larry Pentland and Robert
Sherwood sang."duet parts iii an
an,thern prepared by.Lhe judiDrs,
air. Fred King directed. , Mr.
King, new in this vicinity, is
assisting with voice culture and
an opportunity is open to all
?who are interested in singing and
•build!ing up a chorus.. Practise
held 7.45 p.m. Contact Mr. King
4 - - eeecSt , :oho ke 6 -
Mr. Bill McClure, Elmira,
visited his mother,' Mrs. W. H.
iVIcCl'ure on Sunday at the home'
of his sister, Mrs. Herb Firini-1
gan. Mrs.' Winnifred Wid-'
combs returned. after attending
the funeral of their lsrother- ne
TaW, the late Alfred J, l-ieif,rd,'
Toronto, last week.
Improm'pn speeches pertain-,
ing to Canadian Industries was
the topic for the paetponed
February -meeting of Dungan-
non Women's Institute held at
the home of Mrs. D'u,rnin Phit-'
. -kips. . The roll call leag' ani*
swerod by telling "What I would
do if I had an hour to spare."
During the business session, $25
was donated to the Public Lib-
rary. A committee of three,
Mrs. Wilbur Brown, Mrs. C.
Crozier and Mrs.. Cecil Blake,
was appointed to look .after the
canvassing of the southern half
of Ashfield far the Cancer Fund.
A discussion took place on hold-
ing a public meeting -to devise
ways and means of helping fuel
victims - before .the :fire .equip -e.
ment arrives." Mrs. W. Stewart,'
Mrs. L. Ivers and Mrs. D. Phil-
lips were appointed to draw up
a slate of officers for the March
election. Final plans were made
for the _Summary' Day for the
projectNew Lamps for the
Old," held at Clinton. Lunch,
served by the hostesses, con-
4ud ed the meeting.
TAYLOR'S =WEIR, Mar.
-Parents and friends were e
tertained :last Friday evenin
when Mrs. Orr, the teaclier,
an
two
pupils' of Tayltr's Corner
school put., on a program. •
included dialogues, square ; daner
ing "ansa songs.. ' They were as-
sisted' wi lovely solos . by
Mrs. Johnesbbrook and a skit.
At the close of the 'program, and crokinole were play-
ed. The winners for "S00" were:
ladies' . high, Mrs. _ Elroy Rodges
and second high, Mrs. R. Sturdy;
men's high, John Howard, and
second high, Ben Whitely. For
crokino1e, • high prizes' went to
Norma Waiter and Donald Cook.
and Mrs. Sam Mei`l'al l are l; y ll , The Goderi eh Si n;� lltar
• in lis, osed with. the 'flu.
Mr. and Ads. Al. Williams, .
London, spent Sunday at the
Ads.
iy,
McCabe home.01,
The W.A. had their regular
meeting in the sehoolh use on
T
njures rio
Wednesday everting, wit a fain
$ attendance. During the ' even-
ing, the ladies. quilted a dark
n- quilt. The°"president eapclueted
g the meeting. Mrs. 'Chester
d Sturdyreadthe .Scripture. Mrs.
Rey W4lson led in prayer. The
Itr_.e'portsa'were read and approved.
NILE
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NILE, March 8. — Spending
the week -end at their respective
boniee's were Mary Louise Mc -
Nelle of Walkerton; Marian
Orser, of London', aed Helen
Rutledge; of Toronto. -
Norris Ribey, of Western Uni-
versity, London, spent last week
at home, preparing for exams.'
Almost 100 mem, women and
children attended the supper et
Nile on Friday evening. This
was a splendid turnourconsider-
Ing the weather. 1V1iSses Joan -
and June Mills, of Auburn,• de-
ilighted the audiente with their
'vocal numbers. The pictures
, didn't prove succe,ssful as the
projector broke. Better lack
next. time.
' Mrs. Howard Squires and Mrs.
Harold JohiAton attended the
funeral of their brother-in-law
in Detroit this week. .Thle corn.
munity. extends its sympath.y to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bogie
attended the wedding ef the
former's niece, Miss Alice Mc.
Kenzie, of Blyth, last Saturday.
Graham MeNee is doing some
renfodeling at the United
Church parsongge in Dungan-
non, Some of the men from
Dungannon and Port Albert
have been assisting with the
work.
fortune to get his hand in the'
chain saw last week. Luckily
it ditlift take off any fingers,
but it required several stitches.
The sympathy of the °com-
munity is extended to the, rela-
tives in thiA area of the late
Mrs. Oliver Smith.
Mrs. Wm. McCann has been
a victim of the 'limbs this past'
week.
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to the . G•allow car and X1,000 .to
the parked ear owned by HaroldClaris, of forest.
Alt three injured persons are
well,known Here. Miss Gallow
The treasurer reported the pur- has beets °e+mployed as a service
Chase, of the church fuel. for represenrtative at the Bell Tele-
ano'ther .year0,47he.MivtessWer) . ,.:,�.•� x x - .n,.
the' April meeting is to be an-
swered with an ,Easter verse.l ed by the ladies, with the re:
An auction was conductedd' by sults being over $1.1. The ladies
the president of articles donat- then enjoyed a 'Pot luck lunch.
•rd's urrdnY, Mar, loth,.
phone Oompany oMoo on Wl ,.
street ter about live• Ymaklel.
Ga U , an 'otitstan4b
hockey, player, played Wit
Seafo7Th -Juniors this p .
H•f has ¶'erfermed 'wit
Godepieh Sail'or�s ani; ager
teams •in the past, .: .
BRx Sturdy, an e,'txyployee •,
the local braneb• of the Bank it
Montreal, is the h .of ;A,..
Wil i
l ani
Study an a .the #1w
YET. Sturci'
chines that serve corgrlgleat*,
the heat these Whigs create. la
terrific. The machines haVe be 4
be thoroughly aireonditioned,
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