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All•TailaN, March 22.•.".-- 4-H by Mrs. Meally. Scripture les -
Chola Miotp.---The Auburn ,Ap- son was read by Airs. Thomas
' Pet•12,er.5 of the 441jelub met atiliaggitt. The study book was
tile heine of the assistant lead -i taken by Mrs. john D.aer on
- PreSiAlent, Marian Hickey, in India. An address on "Why I
,chArge. The minu•tes were read 'ain a Protestant" was given by
'The roll cal was answered by sect in Heaven," was read by
each ‘11anibig the highest protein
toed; A dispassion fellowed on
him te serve' the low etas 'of
•i,ng the numerous cuts at the
Jibteter Seed Fair. Site also ex-
••• &tined the pork cuts and how
-....t#0 could be used. The home
' aSsigiament wag to Study the
beef charts and wark on record.
books. There were 14 members
present.
met at Knox Presbyterian
Church with Barbara Sanderson
in charge, and also presiding at
the piano. The Scripture was
read by Judith Arthur and pray-
er by Rose Marie Haggitt. The Church met Nivith Rev. D. J.
minutes were read by the secre- Lane in charge, because of the
tary, Margaret Haines. Plans! absenee of thejpresident, Edgar
to make the quilts, -which the Leatherland. The minutes were
girls pieced, were made. The read by, the- Secretary, ) Helen
girls are going to solieit in the Youngblut. An inVitation to at -
_village with the, tag day _fort,tend the.Young People's meet-
- the 'Clinton hnspital'In the nese trig- at Clinton on March -24th
future. The offering was re- at 8 p.m. was accepted, and a
ceived by Dianne Kirkconnell donation will be sent to the
and accepted with prayer by Synod to help with Young Peo-
Laura Daer. The treasurer, ple's work. A letter was sent
Carole Brown, gave the financial to Gordon Daer who was ill in
Statement. The clrapter in the Goclerich hospital. A round
study book was given by Mr§. table study was held on the
MacKay. Prayer was by Jan- precligal son parable.
nett Dobie. Games were con- Women's Institute. —• T h e
.,, Anglican 'Guild held their the Orange Hall with the' pre -
March meetir.; at the home of id; iit, Mrs. Thomas Havitt.
Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor with Mrs. -pre,'Iding. Mrs. Ii,aggitt read a
Taylor presiding. Pray&- was St. Pafrick's poem. The min -
Mrs. Bert Craig, and she alsot
utes were read by the secretary,1„
, was Great Day For The Irish
gave the financial statement.
'At Hospital On St. Patrick s ay
lmetutneritywams etmetdriarillilarl e ILCoardam' DI'
and the W.I. will help with •the
kitchen part. The C.G.I.T. of
Knox Presbyterian Church were
asked -to help „the Clinton llos-
pital with. their tag day in, the
village -and surroiihding district.
Ten ,cents a member will be
sent to the Adelaide 'foodless
fund to help F.W.I.O. restore
St. Patrick's day last Thurs-t March 17,-1051. In addition
day was "a great day for the to that, two of•the other child-
ren of Abe six hays
Irish" at Alexaddra MarMe
and General Hospital,
r‘ight around St. Patrick's, daY,
one on March 16th and an -
Later, on St. Patrick's day,
other baby. was born. • This
Watson, RIR. 6, Goderieh—a
son weighing seven pound's" -
To Mr. and Mrs. JosePh
O'Brien, of Goderich, ;was
'born a daughter, Margaret
Mrs. George Schneider,. Mrs. the home of. the founder of Anne, weighing eight pounds
Thomas Haggitt, the president, Women'S Instittites.t The con- and ten ounces, at 4.33 a.m.
took charge 'af the , business,.
vener of, the card committee, - Jitit that was nothing new
period. The minutes' were read 3,Irs. Clifford Brown, reported for the O'Briens since ,,Katili- ,
by the ' secretary, Mrs. •M,that 90 cards had been sent dur-I leen, another daughter; was
Davies. The financiat'staternea,'i.og •the -year The.;converzers'wh7VS-O'born 'eh 'St. Patrick's day;'
was given 'by the 'treasurer, Mrs.1
, the standing committees gave '
Gordon Taylor. A discussion' their reports for the year. Tkey
peripd folloWed op the church are: Citizenship and educatien,
finances: Mrs. John -McNichol Mrs. Gordon DobieL hist<irical
imve a report Of the -meeting of research, Mrs. Gordon R. Tay -
the Cancer Saciety held recent- ler;' home economics, Mrs. Ed.
y at Blyth. The roll call was Davies reported for Mrs. Wil -
answered by their favorite Bible liam Straughan;. health, Mrs.
verse. Following the meeting, William J. Cralgi_e, community,
a successful auction was held activities and public relations,
and a lunch was served by Mrs. MTs. Thomas Lawlor; resolu-
Taylor, assisted by Mrs. Ed. tions, Mrs:-.4ftald, Haines. The
Davies. , roll call was -answered by the
Young PeoPte's Society.—The paying of fees. , The annual 'Tweedsmuir Book committe,
Y.P.S. of _Knox Presbyterian Sunshine Sister banqUet will be honorary members, Mrs..Charles
held on April 21.st and the Straughan, Mrs. Edgar Lawson,
Ladies' Aid of Knox Presbyter- Mrs. Gordan R. Taylor (secre-
ian Church will cater. Each tary), Mrs. llobeft J. Phillips,
member will remember ber Mrs. Fred Plaetzer, Mr's. Wil -
sister with 'a cup and saucer. liam Straughan and Mrs. Wes.
Mrs. D. A. MoNaughtorf,i' of Bradnock; nominating commif
assistants, Mrs. William J. funeral last Saturday. .
Craig, Mrs. Sydney 1V1cClinehey.;1 Mp,111,,in H. Taylor.—The sym-
this community .is ex -
ford Brovvn, Mrs. Andrew Kirk-
DtONNYBRObK, March 21.—
Miss Carrie MeCianii, Wilt) ifas
been spending the winter
months in Goderich, has refurn7
ed to her home at St. Augustine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fitzgerald,
of Kincardine, ViSited one day
last week with Mrs. John
Thompson and Howard.
Mrs. Cecil Chamney, of Wing -
ham, spent the week -end with
her daughiter, MTs. Sam Thomp,
son, Mr. Thompsan and familY.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jeffer-
son visited ,TuescW with the
•Clinehey, of Auburn. '
Mr. and'Airs. Gordon Chain-
n:ey and famifY, of ,Auburn,
were Sunday '‘,.i,sitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart ,Ohamney and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie
connell, Mrs. &gm McNichol, e ' 'and family, of Wingliam, visit -
passed away suddenly at
Mrs. Herbert Govier; directors, wn°
Mrs, George Hamilton, Mrs, Ihis home. He was a file-long'ed last Sunday with Mr. and
resident of East Wavvanosh and iTyr.s. Edward .1tdbinson
Harry Watson, Mrs. Arnold
lived on eoritession 6. He was 1
Craig; auditors, Mrs. William
the son of the late Mr. and Mrs,1
Dod•ds Mrs. Oliver Anderson;
Thomas Taylor. Surviving be-
sides his wife, the former Jean
Smith, are: one daughter, 'Mrs.
Edgar (Eleanor) 4ane. Wrox-
aosh, and Bia, at Ave; bra,
chester, Bert..Auourn, Rev. Er -
mer Taylor, of. Goderich. Rev.
fin 'VI,: §Iymeney_.sohd9cLed, the
Mr. and Mrs. H.yward Wallace,
Nita and John, af Brampton,
,nd Miss Betty Marsh, of Ham-
,Iton, spent the week -end with
„he ladies' parents, ,Mr. and Mrs,
Mr. and Mrs. Ilethiert Mo,gridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Daer slkIe,11
a few daySlast week with their
TEEN -20 DANCE
TO BE HELD a,AT THE
BLUE 'WATER LOMGE
FRIDAY ARM 1
Dancing from 9.30 till ?
Admission ,. 50c , per person.
20 Valuable Cast Piizes to be given away, for door prizes
and spot dances.
Chaperones in attendance.
12-13
Vvlingham,, will be the guest
ssang a solo. Mrs. Thomas Law -1 Bride Honored.—A shower of
ior introduced the guest sPeak-' gifts was given to Mis,s Helen,.
er of the afternoon, Miss Bette Gwyn at a party ,a4., S.S. No. 16,
Tillman, Horne Economist for East Wawanosh school. The
Huron County. She told of her evening was :gent in playint.
work in the county and showed progressive euchre with Mrs:
two interesting films. ,Mrs. W.• Norman McClinchey, Ken -
J. ,Craig thanked •Nliss eth Patterson and Mrs. Sidney
and presented. her with a gi nsing in chaige. Prizes
fr0111, the sdciety.,. Mrs._ Ro on by: high lady, Mrs. SidnQ,
r. Seiler and Johnny.
Rev. Sames &Lott, Mrs. El-
liott and Margaret, of' Chesley,
visited last Suntl,..,y with • her
aunt, Mrs.• Maud Fremlin, and
were guests of. her cousin, Mr.
Gordon Taylor and Mrs. Taylor.
Mr, and Mrs. Ciifford Brawn,
William, Shirley, Carole, Ronald
and Nancy attended. the wed -
Jerry Blackman at Stratfor0,
last Friday evening.
Mr. Robert Arthur is in Tor-
onto this week.' .
Mr. George Raithby is visi-t-
tng with his nephews in Lon:
don.
Mr. and grs. J. Keith Arthur
left Monday for a two week's
N'acation in Florida.
Mr. Bob Ostrom, of Wingham,
visited with, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Raithby and family over the
week -end.
Miss Mai-garet• Wright, of
Brantford, and Miss Betty
Sturdy, of Olinton,rspent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Arthur and family.
Mr. and cam.Mrsi,—.QL
and
Mrs. Wesley Jefferson and
Debbie spent Wednesday at
Londesboro with her Irandpar-
eriV, Mr. and Mrs, Willow's
Mountain.
We ,are pleased to report that
Master Eddie Noble was able to
return home Sunday from Vic-
toria Hospital, 'London, where
he h4s ..been„under observation
this past week.
-Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson
and—family visited Teeswater
friends last Sunday.
PORTER'S HILL
--PORTER'S HILL, Mareh 21.7 -
The Woman's Association of
Grace Church nio.S.,s4;theLli>nael
of Mrs. Harry Torrance with 16
ladies present. The president
presided. Scripture was read
by Mrs. Mary Manning. The
topic And praysz were taken by
Mrs. Elgin Cox. Artieles for a
bale were handed in and pack-
ed. During the afternoon a crib
quilt was quilted. The hostess
served a lunch. The April
meeting 'v.vill be held at the'
home of Mrs. Riddell when films
on cancer will be shown.
The Young Peeple's meeting
was called- off last week on
account ofx, exams.
A succeisfUl card party was
held in the schoolhouse Friday
evening with 16 tables of
euchre and "600." Prizes for
gt1Vbre :Ivent as 'follows: high
lady, Mrs. BUI Morrisenik high
gent, Bilk iMerrison; low lady,
Mrs. Bill Trqushend; low gent,
Laurie CoX. NPrizes for "500"
were as follows:,high lady, Mrs,
Fuller; high gent, H. Fuller;
low lady, Patsy Cox; Ow gent,
John Manning. .1,unch and a
social hour ,followed.
Bruce Harris undervrent an,
operation on his eye ,last Sat-
urday caused by an -tiecideriV
while at work two weeks ago.
Our community wishes-fcrr him
a speedy recovery.
Sympathy of the community
goes out to Mrs. G. laindsaY and
family in the death of a daugh-
ter and thster, Helen, of London.
The Enquiry Bureau of the
Canadian Red Cross searches
throughout the world far miss-
ing persons. Hundreds of these
peoPle are supcessfully traced: *
Have You Mailed
That Envelope Yet ?
— the one which you received
along with your Easter Seals.
t'mci- the Hobby Fair at Carlow:low man, David Gwyn. The,
'April 7th was read._ Mrs:guests of honor were' called to
Thomas., Lawlor held, the the platform by Mrs. Kenneth,
.ind radio survey and filled • out l'atter,s.on and Mrs. Norman Mc -
'he questionnaire. Mrs. Wes.!ClineheY read an address' of
Bradnoek. sang a solo. Mrs.• congratulations and good wistrer.
Afillian presided for the The gifts were presented by
the nominating committee, Linda Wilson% -4Teleria and
as, read by the 'convener, Mrs. Douglas thanked .their friends
Donald Haines, wars accepted as and lunch was served by the
read. At the next mee,ting, the -ladies. —
Goderich Women's Institute *ill - -William Mayhew.--- Fun -
1:T the- gue'sis. A --lunch _ was :crai services were-, held for the
ierval br -Mrs. Gordon • Dobie ;late Mr. William, Mayhew at
a-nd MTS. Herbert' GOVIer: TireThamesville with burial in May-
rAliCers. for 19049.01 as f9,1- hew ;Punt INeasant -qeMeteyy,
lows: "honorary, preside -as, Mrsd Mr. Mayhe.tw was $6 years of age
E, LawsOh„ Mrs. It Mogridgedand lived for some time at Tor -
dent, Mrs, George Millian; pre- the Auburn community as .his
sident, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt; ist wife, the former Jean Strau7
vice, Mrs. Ed. Davies.; .2nd viee, 9,•han, came from this district.
Mrs. -Keith Machan; secretary- Besides.his Wife, he is surVived
treasurer, ,Mrs. Bert Craig; as- ,by one son, Leslie, off Toronto)
sistant secretary -treasurer, Mrs,land one sister, Mrs. Milton' At -
convener, Mrs. Wes: Bradnock; Chafles Straughan, Mr. and Mrs.
pianist, iMrs. Robert J. Phillips; Thamag'-.Jardin attended the
TENDER FOR
COAL
cite coal for the Huron Craturty Goderich,
be received by the undersigned...until Friday, April
1960, at 5 p.m.
CHILDREN
Mail it, or bring it
(with yolir donation
for the Ontario Society
For Crippled Children)
'renders -are to be sealed and clearly marked
as to pontents. Lowest or au tender not necessa-
rily accepte:k
;TOHN. G. BERRY, Cleri-Treasurer.
County of Huron,
.Court House,
God.erich, Ontario..
'Ben Coriess, Treasurer
c/o Bank of Montreal, Goderich.
Easter Seal Appeal in Goderich is sponsored
by the Lions Club.
S. C. Anderson, Committee Chairman
Notify Goderich LiOns Club if you know of a criti-
pled child in the Gaerich area not receiving care.
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Arthur ,and family on Sunday.
Friends in this disfriet are
sorry to learn of the illness af
Mr. Gordon Rutledge who is a
„patient in Stratford hospital.
' Television viewers were de-
lightfully surprised on Thurs-
day eveoing,to see Dr. Charles
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