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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-04-20, Page 11{ New Officers Beta Sigma Phi The April meeting' of Beta Sigma Phi was held at the honie of Ellelh Nelson when --the of- ficers for the 1961-62 ' season were, named. New president is Martha Duench. Other officers .are: Gladys Nicholson, vice-pre- sident; Marilyn Wilson, record- ing secretary; Wanda MacDon- ald, corresponding secretary; Ellen Nelson, treasurer. Committee chairmen are: Mar- garet Miller, program; Betty Etue, social; Margaret Reynolds, ways and means. Radio and TV was the topic of the evening, presented by Martha Duench. Lunch served by the hostess concluded the evening's program. TO APPEAR ON CKNX-TV "FOCUS ON TALENT" Among the contestants win) willbeappearing ar ng on "Focus on Talent" on CKNX-TV are the fiaucknow, April 24;arry Lear, R.R. 1, Blyth, April 27; Brian pad Eunice Hoy, R.R. 1, Gode- rich, May 3; Muriel Conn, R:R. 5, Lucknow, May 5; Robert Sher- wood, Dungannon, May 10. 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Over 45 1 ��� Mr rd ...NI More than 200 members of the camp convener, Mrs. G.�Parrett, se o ye. oge er. ing lunch, words of aPPreC Huron County met last Saturday United Church hall for their third annual rally. Mrs. It. S. Hiltz, of Exeter, pre- sided and Miss Lorna Pratt, of Goderich, led in the sing -song. Rev. W. J. ten Hoopen welcomed the girls to his church and spoke to them of their work. The worship service was con- ducted by three girls from the 13elgravc United Church. Dis- plays of crafts and mission pro- jects, mae by the girls in- cluded a poster showing the ac- tivities at the Cigita Camp. Mrs. Hiltz stated that two girls from the county would be chosen to go to Camp Council at Ryde Lake, near Graver hurst, thins surrune�r long with..h .t -Th girls were dividedino groups with the leaders being: Miss Lily MacArthur, Goderich, retired deaconess and children's work board secretary, for m -i s s i o n study; Program planning, Mrs. E. McCreath, Wal- ton; tips for teenagers, Mrs. M. Fletcher, Exeter; planning Wor- ship services, Mrs. S. E. Lewis, Exeter.; leading sing -song, Miss Lorna Pratt, Goderich; handi- crafts, Mrs. E. Lang, Exeter; leader, Mrs. G. W. Tiffin, Wing - ham. A game session was convened by two Exeter girls. Thirty leaders organized for future meetings. The officers are: president, Mrs. C. W. Mc- Pherson, Clinton; secretary. Mrs: Frank • McMichael, Benmiller; Titebe't "ch : ;Y:wshl Committee, rs. Doan Morton, -oaf n ::tit =with. sx z,,- tr' " d' rat; -Godeerich, annd Irs. Keith Webster, of Blyth, as al- ternates. Chairman of the. .Rally Com- mittee is Mrs. E. A. Desjardine, Grand Bend. The guest speaker, Miss Fran- ces Stephenson, missionary on furlough from Indore, India, was unable to be present, and her message to the girls was reaci'by Mrs. Hiltz. An interesting ques- tion period followed when the panel of leaders told the girls about the origin of C.G.I.T., ,their uniforms, and their duties as members. In the tening�a special grad- uation ,service was held when nine .girls gradttated. Mrs. Jean. ,Thurlow,-of Stratford -Teachers' College, was the guest speaker and spoke on the importance of being trained for their life's work. She stated that this grad- uation did not mark the end of their training. but a sten for- vard into fuller responsibility. Miss Eleanor Goy, of Wingham, gave the valedictorian address and Rev. R. S. Hiltz, of Exeter, Presbytery convener of Chris- tian Education, presented. the certificates to the girls. Those graduating were: Marian Turn - hull, Walton; Anne... Achilles,. Walton; Mary Lou Kirkby, Wal- ton; Georgina Little, Winthrop; Diane Hicks, Greenway; Alma Hendrick, Grand Bend; Jane Hetherington, 'Wingham: Ruth Hodgins, Wingham; and Eleanor Goy. • DUNIAMMA NDUI ANNON' CAL: CLUB ELECTS GEO. CLARK HEAD DUNGANNON, April 18.— an�l i11rs- percv Blundell ,Motel; of Goderich; visited on Si day with Mr. and Mr's. Willi Irvin. - . �1rs. Winifred Widcombe 1 Sunday for her home, in Win sor after getting word that h father -iii -law, Mr. Charles W combe, of Windsor, had.pass away° Mrs,. Widcombe was the home of heir sister, M Herb Finnigan, during the 1 ter's convalescence. Miss Monica Leddy, of Luc now, is employed at the hon of . Mr. R. J. Durnin, replaci Miss Christa Lockner who is no working near Guelph. Bowling Banquet Awards -Tr phy.—The annual banquet of t Lucknow-Dungannon Bowler League was held in., Luckno Thursday night marjcing th close of another successful se son. The winners of the Ha ilton Trophy for the season high -scoring team, were th Dungannon Cubs. The Cu were also winners in the pia offs with individual couples r ceiVing trophies donated by 1VI and Mrs. Walter Brown; of thm WinghaBowling Alleys. A proximately 125 bowlers .pa ticipate in this league each yea The league has operated conti uously for the past" 10 to 1 years and is still very-papul with the younger couples of'th Lucknow-Dung,arinon area. Mission Band Sees Film. The Dungannon Mission Ban met Sunday morning during th : morning worship in, 'the a,ud Corium. Junior choir member who are also Mission Band mem bers joined in with the meetin in the basement after the Choi anthem in the church. Mrs. T Richards was pianist and Mrs Hugh McWhinney conducted th service. Thank you prayer were read by several member form the World Friends' maga zine, Mrs. Ivan Rivett rea "Here and There with th Bible." A film, "Mike Grow Up," was shown and Brend- Schultz gathered the offerings. Miss Eleanor Reed has take an office position with CKN radio and TV station startin this week. . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Staffor spent the week -end with rela -tives—and riends--in Wilfb and Toronto. IVIr. and Mrs. Gordon Sampson and family,. Goderich, visited at the home of Mr. Thomas Rivett on Sunday. Newlyweds Honored. A dance reception was held at the Agricultural Hall for newlywed$, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sievert. Danc- ing was enjoyed. Mr. -Bill Brad- ley read an address (if best wishes and Mr. Jim Errington made the presentation. Mr. and Mrs. Don Glenn and family, Toronto, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs° Frank. Glenn. We are pleased to know Mr. Charles Rivett was able to come home at the end of the week after being hospitalized at Gode- rich. Miss Rosemary Skaz, of Clif- ford, former teacher at the Fourth school, spent a few days during holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Eedy. Mr. Ted Bakker is driving an Eedy bake truck while Mr. Fred Young is ori holidays. Mr. K. K. Dawson had wellll drillers start the artesian we on a contract plan of providing several households in the village with water. Mrs. Howard Black •and family are holding an auction sale on their farm on Saturday. Y.P.U. Plans 'Canvass. The Y.P.U. . held . their,bi-weekly meeting in the United Church, basement last Monday nOik.' Annette Dickson read the Scrip- ture lesson and Lynda Blake of- fered Prayer. Lyxida Crawford gave the topic on "The Lord's Prayer." A discussion took place on the summer service. Next Monday evening the meet- ing will take the form of a can- vass for the Cancer Society with an organized plan of. districts. Mr.' The Dungannon Calf Club and--heist-its 1961 .organization meet,: trig last week. Mr. Donald am; b Grieves,' assistant agricultural `i daughter, Mrs. Ean Parker, Mr tcOLKMAN — BOVEtN' a parke aye:' a ill children., A e.t ' f & ! at ' 1fi; t irf the Iailioa r:; met at the home of Mrs. Martha on Friday afternoon, April O'Neil to quilt for the Lucknow at the wedding in the Christi branch of the Red Cross. Reformed Church Citnton, 0 Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Dwyer Kinie Doyen and ri3errli,E Ko* and children,laughte of Kenkora, visited man. The bride is the on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. K, $oven, R,R Donald Frayne and family. 2, Waltonand the •grootxi th Mr. Antoon Mumma, of Rol- son of Mr., and Mrs, T. Kalkman; land, is visiting his sister, Mrs. R.R. 3, Goderich. Miltenburg. The bride wore a white flOoV length gown of lace and net. DONNYBROOKThe lace bodice, scattered with . co onet of sequins iridescent A sequins: had ��n DONNYBROOK, April 17. The Donnybrook United Church W.M.S. held its Easter Thank offering on Tuesday afternoon of last week. Mrs. Ernest. Snowden Fred Boven .an nk . Bolren,;. and Mrs Mczr-Ley-=3`o7 n ton wel- "' °lid a _wedding. trip- • tp corned• the ladies of Auburn, Calvin -Brick and Westfield aux- iliaries. The call to worship was given by the president, Mrs. Charles Jefferson, who conduct- ed the ' meeting. Mrs. John Thompson presided at the piano. "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" was sung and Mrs. Wil- liam Hardy read the- Scripture, Matt. 25:14-30. Mrs. Tom Arm- strong gave the meditation. Mrs. Edward Robinson led in prayer, followed by the Lord's Prayer repeated- in unison. Mrs. Hil- liard Jefferson extended a wel- come to the visitors. Readings were given by Mrs. Arnold Cook, of Westfield, "Tim's Easter Lily," and by Mrs. Gordon Mc- Burney, of Calvin -brick, "The Dogwood." The president intro- duced the guest speaker, Mrs. held her elbo he ,parried a carnations. Ushers we length veil and ouquet of White Sandy K'olktnan points south, .the young couple will take up residence in. Gede- rich. - BAPTIST CIRCLE TOLD ABOUT VOTE ON LOUNGES Mrs. Earl Raithby opened the Baptist Mission Circle meeting with an Easter poem when they met at the home of Mrs. Harry Crane last week. The devotion- al period was.. taken. - bx Mrs; Gertie.. Taylor was gave a paper on the Scripture lesson read by Mrs. Donelda Bell. Mrs. George Johnston led in prayer. Mrs. Robert 'Wilson presided at the. piano. Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson,! spoke about the Baptist Mission Field in Bolivia and Mrs. Ebothe African Bert Alton, of Lucknow, who Mrs• An MacCuspey told yssionab u$ spoke of missions at home as the work of Miss Edith Clutton, well as abroad. Mrs: James former of Stratford, now serv- Leddy thanked the speaker for inner hurch in India. her interestin message.' A trio Ali .members -were urged—to-0 from...tl ubtur Mrs. -Gordon. Ma- assist- in- any -Way they- .could a"�= Clinchey, M . Dlxrican MacKay the cocktail lounge vote in Gode- nd Mrs. William J. Craig, ac- rich. The,White Cross work was corpanied on the piano by Mrs. handed into Mrs. Hilborn,m which eft representative, was present with q er d the club leaders, John Clark l 1 and Chester Finnigan. He ex- s d plained the duties and the re- ed •;iuirenients of a 4-11 member.fb at • The club has a menership rs. of 26 this year, 14 in the beef at- calf division and 12 in the dairy calf. The election of officers re - e suited as follows: President, ng George Clark; vice-president, v' t3i11 Crozier; secretary, Sandy K-o�lkixrarr, press'reporter, Philip Clark - he The meetings will be held the s' last Tuesday of every , month w with the May meeting to be e held at Saltford Heights on May a- 30. 2ohert J.• Phillips, sang Jesus will be. sent to .the Mission hos-- feep Me Near the Cross." After pitals. inging '"Rejoice the Lord is Mrs. G. Hazelwood had a dis- King," Mrs. Sam Thompson and play of reel work which she Mrs. Wesley Jefferson. received had made during, her winter's the- offp ing. Mrs, Gordon Nay- vacation in Florida. Lunch was for gave the dedication prayer. served by the hostess, assisted "Saviour Thy Dving Love" was by Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson and Mrs. sung and Mrs. Charles Jefferson G. 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