HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-03-24, Page 9BIRD WAT(HERS HOLD PANEL
DISCUSSION ON SOME HABITS
In --the 4bsenee of the presi- p .
dent, Mr. Don McKee, vice-pre-
sident of the Goderich• Horticul-1 •K I N G S Y R 1 DG E
tural Society, conducted the �l
.,,,, ,llf rohrmectin,g last Frits yl :t t� •• '
George's Parish Hall. 'Miss F ;�,� , ' , - Madel f '2 '-
Armstrong reported 15 new Mr. Francis Griffin, of Flint,
metnbers.since last meeting, but Mich.,' visited with Thos. Wal-
lace over the weekend.
NIr., and Mrs. Jas. Keane w1i11.
soon ;be taking up residence in
Lucknow, having sold their
farm on the 'tth concession, of
Ashfield last week.
n't,t nngrattnations _. to Mr: and
rs. Jos. O'Brien, of Godetich,
or,merly Mary 'Margaret Dalton
AGRICp FERTILIZERS I LondoirTrio To
DRANGEYINE APPOINTMENT
tntertain A#
G.L.T. Program
that the fees of a number of
last year's members, am still un-
paid. These was.ca good attend-
ance, and d.the program, (which
' deal't' with ° birds, proved most
Interesting.
,A fil<u uim acs ..�•4i` t,iic-gib v
" f Cif ada wag° drown. A group
of experienced ibird-watchers.
formed a panel;- discussing oaf this parish) on the arrival of
a daughter, .on St. Patrick's °Day
in Alexandra Hospital, erode -
rich.
Mr. Joss Martin, of Hamilton,
Miss Frances Dalton, of River-
dale, Douglas Frayne, of Lon-
don, _.Dan Kelly and -Walter
Kelly,' of London, were week -
visitors here.
Mrs. Alvin Collinson has been
a patient in Goderich Hospital
for the past week, also Mrs.
Cyril Austin, Who sprained the
ligaments of her back in a fall
recently at her home here. We
wish them both a speedy re-
covery.
Miss Betty- Moenbeck and
friend,, of `Gotierirh :•-were SAM -
day visitors with the Leo Meer
points, of interest, such as:. sun-
flower seeds are a food ,Which
attract cardinals, or , stale do-
nuts encouraged orioles to visit
feeding stations; also that ori-
oles and cedar waxwings would
collect green or brown wool in
lengths of four to 12 inches fox
building their nests. The panel,
consisted of Mrs. J. Stewart,
Mrs. C. Webb, Mrs. W. Moor-
head, MT. H. Gracey and- Mrs.
D. McKee. Excellent examples
of birdhouses and` several nests
were displayed.
The (program was concluded
with a quiz oh slides of the.
district and scenes from gardens
of, .some' of-*_iht memibers. - The
door prizes were won* by Mrs.
A. Norman M Innis, Miss F. beck fanny, of 'her brothers Harold and ,Su
he second one act play, Gail
Smith, and Miss M. Campion. ully is directing, Marjorie
D. C. MUMBY
whose appointment as Manager,
Agricultural Chemicals 'Ltd.,
Orangeville, Ont. has been an-
nounced. Graduating from OAC
in 1941, he joined the Canadian
Army in 1942, receiving his dis-
charge with rank of Major in
1946. He brings to his -thew
Agrico position over 14 years
experience in agricultural fields.
DUNGANNON
(By Constance, Pearce)
—A added'it'ttrarattlnik
rens of the Goderich -Little
Theatre' next Wednesday and
T'hursair evenings will be` a
musical program by three of
bondon.'s top young rn•usicaI
entertainers. *Arrangements have
lbeen m:ad:e to have Miss Bever-
ley Eyno4 and Mr. Garth Allen
and their "accantpanist, Mr Hal.:
Adams, come to •Godericl
This trio all study •at the
MusicalConservatory of the
University oaf Western Ontario.
Miss Eynon has taken the . lead
in the University productions of
"Annie Get Your Gun" and this
year's 'Pyjama Game," while',
Mr. Allen had the male lead
in this latter production as well
as appearing in Gilbert and Sul-
livan and other London Little
Theatre plays. Their program
wiN be made up of songs from
popular Broadway shows of the
past few years.
The two plays to be present-
ed by the ,Goderich Little
Theatre Group axe • "Finders'
Keepers,"• directed by Ellen
DUNGANNON, March 22. — Nelson, and in this cast will be
.1Vlrsm D, ,Fki-3bsc-Toronto, wasiManda_ ,, M,a (Donitld, 7-.-5 eilah
a week end visitor at the home Lucas land Adrian Schofield. In
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Tea was served .by Mrs, A. Riehl, * Cocil Blake. • Macfle, Virginia Loclge, Bert
Mr. Tom Fowler; student of
;Morris. Stratford Teachers' College, was
. . . , home for the, week -end with his
PORT- ALBERT, March 21.— parents. He was last week
HOLMESVILLE Rev. ti. C. Wilson officiated at practise -teaching at Pa i s 1 e y
Road Public Schobl, Guelph.
HOLMESVILLE, Mareh 21. — the wedding in the parsonage
The W.M.S. of 'Holmesville Ln- of Cromarty United Church on week at the home of. her son,
ited Church met in the base- Saturdays March 19, when I aver C lb t, cl. ' , - Kitchener Little Theatre when
ment of the church for their 'Telma Elizabeth Gwyn 'became turning home last week -end. Ihe -was a resident of that city.
March meeting, Mrs. -Lloyd the bride of Douglas Young. Mr. ansi '11/1.rs- -John _WiAan 1 .
Mrs. L. Taylor .and Mrs. Mary PORT ALBERT
Such and Jack Marriott aPpear
in Barry's "Twelve Pound
Look."
spector' ,frem Ex-eter, has been
invited to adjudicate these two
plays. Mr. Goman has had ex-
tensive experience with the
arge of the 'Progran'il-311's--e-Lvri': -and '11111-:- aavill''GvvY11., el. spent the ,week -end wityli her ounty s
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Slake led in prayer. The Scrip- Air:mrn, and the groom is the mother, Mrs. Esther Rivert, and
ture was read by MyK. Tre- son of Mrs. 'Voting and the late other relatives. •
the thoughts on it. Mr.. Lloyd The bride chose a floordengthy
wartha With Airs. Bo d giving ,JarneS• Young, of port Albert. On Tuesday, March 15, the- Refugee Blitz
Bond read an article on "World gown of nylon and chantilly lace.1Erskine Presbyterian Church
Refugee Year." The president,IThe badice was beautifully em -i met al the home ef,-Mrs. Mason
?Mrs. Jack Yeo, conducted the bpoidered with cuP sequins an& m %kw: • 's• ,
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lough -and Mrs. Wfii. Norman tured Ciers of la,C6 ‘and net,' tore. Her address was on "In-4Fingland, by the Cumpaign
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were appointed deleaatea to the tvith scalloped lace hen -dine. A Igratitude." Fifr&en rriember Committee of the Huron County
Presbyterial to- be lield in. Soo- coronet of \t hite• net, lily -of -the-, were present. Folicrwing ih
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mer,;„ Potter read a letter from fingassap verl. Miss Marie -A11-,Ithe remainder of the afternoon.lfurther plans' for the May lb -21
MiSs -Edith BQVall, an overseas dsews was bridesmaid weziring 'Mr. and MTS. Douglas Brown IcanvAss• °
missionary. • Mrs. L. Bond led a floor -length gown of blue. and his; parstitS; Mr, and Airs.1 The World Refugee Year is a
in 'prayer. • The chapter in the nylon and Ros.s.aGwYn, brother! Wm. Brown, Blyth, attended the special humanitarian endeavor
study book, "Africa Disturbed,"i_of,„ the bride was groomsman. l funeral of Douglas'S aunt, Mrs. I bY the • United Nations, govern-
was7'reviewed by MI'S. Frafil: Alc-iThe reception was held at the Frank Stoneham, London. 'rnents, voluntary organizations
' Cullough. The meeting closed!hanie of Mrs. Jane Martin with
_ , Visitors with 'Mr. and Mrs, land private persons "to help re -
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-- --The- W -.A. meeting followe-d ling to Windsor and Detroit the'
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111er, in the chair. Mrs. Mil- dress, blue coat and feather hat.
ler read the Scripture .and the ,The couple will reside on the
comments' on it were given .1)31:groom's farm in Port Albert.
Mrs. Harry Cudmore. The treas-'Prier to her marriage the bride
urer's report was given by Mrs. , was honored at showers given from Stratford with her sisters,
ford, Mass Margaret Joy Durnin
and Mr. 13111 Atkinson, Toronto,
and Mr. J. •C:.Durnina-Kitchener.
Misa Clara Sproul 'was home
wish to emphasize that while
the churches .'are Promotirvi
World Refugee'clYear, the blitzi
is a further effort to encourage,'
additional financial contribu-1 four Choice- pkg
tions from eaoh family in Auron
;:an, Meaty Braising
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an auction sale at the May meet-Lschool where she attended near • es nts a minimum of $1.00 per
Fuscoessfirl euchre in the Parish
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week. Twelve tables Were en -
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0. -Blake, Mrs. E. Trewartha home of Mrs.. Mel Dickson with . , , a•a,._ „, , -• , „ ,E1.0 t 0 the Canadian Committee
and Mrs. B. Walter. • 114 members and one visitor pre- ca,a second high, Paul, Caesar. Ifor World Refugee Year, to
Mr. .and Mrs. Gordon Steepe.sent. Mrs. E. Crawford ti..eTh Visitors Sund'ay with Mr. -and assist in c.learing the refugee
Spent the week -end in London. the'Wc)rld Day of Prayer ser-: Mrs. Ben iMole were mr. mid camps. it is .splansbred by over
Mrs. ..Steepe's . mother, Mrs.] vice for the devotional part of - Mr,- D ., w. 1 i •' a . 40 oft'f,anizationa in.Caradzn
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RObbie Farquhar, Murray Grigg,)/erk when their family ca me Congram, formerly of 1 hese
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