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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-01-18, Page 9J. ...A 6. �. ah r' 'to 'wi �, �•=•Sart' and,... S. L , Popp, ''D ougl , Dian. ne' Rb er t LarVau1: u : burn*, ;Were and , Bi mWant. Ge orY,, e �xaderi . Mr Mr .111t nreYPoFP , S an rar. ... d � e nef ord g . d 1rs.:, Otto • PoPp, of ,Dunganon . iLLttle: Paul Popp_, infant son ':of • Ar and 4rigPopp: is recovering from afall down n ce1in•whieh he received head iapurples and u m a aus c is and scrapes. , .11,11r, aud -Mx s, .Jackson, Ph Sharon andMarrY> of Mitchell, , visitedlast Sunday with the la dv n Mr. andMrs Joh `Deer -and :her -brother, Mr.NGr�R rt Daer. ow ll Gordonn tl _o. a is aat= ° Fent' in `Clinton hospital,.. pWe' wish hera speedy recovery= Mr. Pavia Hamilton .lefton Sunday f+or "It "' visit with his daughter, Mrs. Harvey Andrews, Alsia , , Mr, .Andrews is tilL&...pnt,in Stratfordh pita). Mrs. Fred "�'Iaetzer has been visiting her son Lawrence, Mrs. Plaetzer and family. To !Johnston, �► ..._Bob Wil- fred .. Daer, it fred Sanderson, Nelson Patter- son and,,Jack Armstrong - „ Thin ing,". • s . ._._ _.. . - . at- tended the L.O.L..service held, the late- to,�esa • myth, o S daeven n. -S#udentNu se Capped Aitiss Kathleen daughterA�drews,War- Tier+f,Mr. an dM, Andr@wsas c d Ow of_19'nurs��g stude ts who• ere caP?ed.ofter.com- Pi ting the four man sof'tie'm probation course at W iregian last _week. The.ceremonytook pine at, the nurses, residence of the Win•gham general Hos- pital. Those, attending from here Were Mrs. Keith Machan, Miss 'L,aa Andrews, Mrs. SandY AndreWs and rs, � •liam Seers; from GudericI , Mxs. Sam Brown andMrs. *Ross St.Mark's Guild Members of St. ;1ufark's An- glican Guild. met at the hone of Mrs. Lloyd Humphries ,for their January meeting with nine ladies present. Mrs. -fn- drew Kirkconnell read the Scripture. Mrs. Humphries had the topic for the day and chose a chapterfrom Norman'Peele's boob The Power ofsit ve on how to be happy, She ,stated that everyone can make it a habit -to be, happy. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor favored the meeting -with accordion solos and also accompanied for .the'' hymns.. Mrs. Thomas Hag- s� i g t<t, pa t pxestdean�, took 'charge � 'business i the n Ss. r of1t. e i the `� P+� od ofnew etheea�i @ � sere P�" x1lt, Mrs. George Schneider. The e min toYa. heDecenber Meet:, ing were read by'. Mrs. • John Daerand , the #inanc is l �. s t a t,_ e 4 n1en V�-�iv n bythe r, Mrs, Gordon' ` R. Taylor. R The:ro cal� was' anvVered.with vergeoBible" containing h eW0rdley, T e m eY R a P ron was ass.daxvu d n. ennie were; droPPednforneverle t , ter of !the month, JanuarY. The study book on the New Year was given by' G.R. Taylor Mr 'S. aftera successful aucti p n the me, ting • was closed -.with Weyer Mrs, AumPh- es. A dainty .1unch was serv- ed y- ' ed bythe hosteS»s;. assisted. b Mrs. Robert J. Phillips. •• • y: Presbyterian. The. W.M S. of Knox Presby- terian Church held their Janu- ary • meeting' at the home of Herbert ' Govier with. a good attendance,: , The new pre- sident, Mrs. Wilfred, Sanderson, presided. ' The glad Tidings prayer was' given by Mrs. Frank Raithby. The =.installation ser- vice for the new officers was led by -The past resi ant, -1. Donald,„Haines. Following this impressive service, " the new president welcomed all the visitors. The devotional period •was'taken by Mrs. W. Bradnock. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Alvin' ,.... Leather- • ,5, • • FENS of._GODERICO CLEARANCE OE WINTER- STOCK 1anda whoals�' �avetheye� aancial sta t e, m,. ent ,. ' ..Plans Were made d• quilt a,�uitt-or the baleinthe _near td be.doneat.the home s f Mrg..,Ed� Davies. The roll, call •wasanswere�'_av@sse of the Bible containing thewAr a Kew. The, ,pw.book'studyon Br tish• Guianawas intr " uced by Mrs., fdDauie '�The Febru. arYxeating will be held at the home of Mrs, Dimcan MacKay. to yes Aid sEd.--Da Ed. --Davies. prasid~ed for the Ladies"Aid meeting of Knox Chureh. Cards of thanks were read for Christmas: reats to shut-insand for a rds• r. e - .i�►e • .and d onarins were xe _celied for SundaY,schoo�ac ts ,. 'a was signed all c rd d s by. Aa•mem � r .., .e.rs..,-y(I rn -b t.,tio,. a er. ..s eu Andrei/1s, a `patient in° Victoria' Hospital, London, Lunch was served by -Mrs. Govier, assisted by Mrs. John Graham, tela White C.O.C. . The installation service for new officer s was held at the meeting of the Ida. White C.O.C. -at the January meeting in Knos Presbyterian •Church, Thelead- er, Mrs:Donald Haines, led' -in the service. The 23rd Psalm was read bythe assistant lead- er, e - - er, Mrs. Knneth Scott. The new president,• Marian Young- blut, avethe call to worship. The Sags were held , :by Eric Scott. ' The secretary, - Keith Scott, read the minutes and the treasurer, . Joyce Leatherland, gave her report. The mission- ary .story of Miss Merle Mc- Gowan, who served for many years in British--.. Guiana, was told to the children. A story was read by Mrs. Haines.' of a seven-year-old boy . vhq. lived in ,India. United S.S. *Meet e annual Sunday. :school meeting was held in Knox Un - W. Lewis in •the chair. Afte a short devotional peripd, The minutes were -reared by the secre- tary, Miss June Baechler. 'Mist Elora Mutch presented the slate of officers dor' 1962 which were accepted as read. The nomin- ating committee -was composed of Miss Mutch, William Strau- ghan and Miss ..,Margaret' R: "Jackson: The officers for 1962 sfid li We -S tp it incur ; ,aha les Scott; assistant super- mtendents, Harold 'Webster, William Straughan and Oli er, Anderson; secretary, Miss J�e Baechler; assistants,' Miss June 1Villls, Miss Betty Youngblut; treasurer and literature secre- tary, Arthur .Spiegelberg, Miss Viola Thompson; temperance,: W Web, steriWart �ain hat,4rn seamen, t',quarter_ ',waster), Mrs..err 'Craig; >s ,Bort Ater; _legend H quarter,. r sionrs,Etomes ' R Leonard. Archambault;' •third art. to anc qu rtei•, t fnP r c@), .: Mhrs, karold �e ter ClieY fourthh s,q'luI ar 1 dt M cr- � (Christmas), Mx$ . :Fred To 11 > Mrs, m c' W�lliatn E peYsc is committee.; 'Mrs,:. Bert •.. i Y �rag, OW : rein a Mr , G . Y Cann g•h m, Mrs. Ted i Mrs; tack . rAramstrong Mrs, Harold Gross; Mrs, Jain Hildebrand, Mrs. Wilx,arn. 'Em pey., Mrs. Harold Webster and Mrs Stewart A menta di donnas a and ' seals, :." i it a l�[ s William', i L. IVY n rse ea rat u Archanilbaul,t, Mrs. ; A rt h` u. r Grange; " beginners,' Misses ' Margoff---Gran' o.., 'ar. je.r.•: eg, g1 p mans, . Mrs. .Ted East; primary girls, 6-8, Mrs. Jack Armgtrong, Mrs: Robert Arthur; primary boys, 6-8, Vli illiam i,, Craig, Mrs;. Oliver Anderson; Sunshine girls, 9-11, yrs. Bert Craig, Mrs. John Durnin; Explorers, boys, 9-11, Tom Cunningham, . Brian Spiegelberg; Goodwillgirls, 12-14, Miss^ Betty Durnin, Mrs. -G'-o-r•d-o-n---McClincheyy. --.-Mrs George Millian; boys, 12-14, John Wright, LeonardArcham- bault; junior Bible class, Walter Cunningha i, Keith Arthur, Ar- thur Spiegelberg;, "cradle roll, Mrs. Ernest Durgin, Mrs. John Hildebrand; pianists, Misses Bernice McDougall and Miss Margo Grange. In charge of the music • for the first four months is Mrs.' Kenneth Mc- Dougall, second four months, Mrs. George Millian, and the last ,"four months, Mrs. Gordon McClinchey. Projectionists are; George Durnin, Wayne Durnin, Jack Durnin, John- Mdelinchey, Allan Webster and Barrie Mil- lian. Officers Installed :.T adore tt, moo= , : 1 nen'-s- Orgamizati. ,off s°" Knox United -Church were in- stalled at the morning service last Sunday by Rev.' Charles W. Lewis. He spoke to the women on "the text, "The Lord is with you"- and stated that the Angel Gabriel's message spoken many 'years, ago to Mary ' nleeans the same to ay. -Ire-V:710:"-TeWIV-Sintrrta„ early _ Christians_:found.'Strength. . through faith and set . their hearts on their tasks. He chal- lenged - the new officers to be faithful m their -tasks in 1962 and. listen. :for God's guidance. In` closing, he spoke on the mis- sion work done in Hong Kong and said that everyone. would have ` ah ° opportunity to help" i e v n c . tb oAl ^ , N� Lewis, 'was assisted the ser-. �.,Weer rkr ._.00 & y.. e h M l) vo, i cg the n - �eS en,,d John iau_the• r e ,- president. The service of 'son Nwoasruu,...nnde� r the u md ' i o hn e cs.fhK ...uoarM.a rer organist*, an41'&h ac om a ne inthete st, olarltigisaseSKvaharea ps hd - , Anne Spiegelberg when they. Sang, :'",e - City of GWS'.•" ' The ushers were' Brian S ,ief elber us P g g JohtMcCli chey, John Wright, and Tom Cunningham. , C.G.I:T. Moot Judy Arthur. presided forutte. in � .• f theyearofthe st a@t o g- C.G,I,T. e roll The callM was an• swered,-nankin g.. their favorite'. TV program. and''' plans were made to hold .a sleigh -riding party with the members of the Sig a -C boys geests. committeein as is to he Judith Arthur, Gail Miller and Margaret Sanderson. ' Everyone is to meet at Knox Presbyterian Church' at 7.30 p.m. on Friday evening, January 19th. Taylor's .Corner • .F. ,�. S$ 5R. RIDGI�> J X Mr •�Cr a r 'a11ud:ofrs,'3'I 1 LaLonde° a �d .f S " iaSunday . With Mr,andMr ,, ato n " d "^ Rn 1.yL r Douglas' a s H ` •o n don: Was for week,' - end. • _ We ,hope t �x. d e n soonhave'e at �xL1' . ,i 1� 1 r Carni. "PaO' Marmon"; Wi ners at thd' repent, card' Party held in the abridge. school were Mr. Tho�as..lacel_and Van WaX- -Qselt for thexnen srizes :and for "the r 1 adies. Mrs: - Cl' � 'A:us in and t t o r r ��I s ,lea a:, Boy! - - n. rat atir ^ �� .....0 o toand^ o .g u1... ?as N�. Godeti Si Nars.- Vincent : A birth' h of 41 bOy video, M a � 1e s Goderich,o .adaa. ST LFiTS Jan,1 �Lxttl q l -e i'.a Err" ob e• and",V to � er't n are •,home siter lengthy 'stay W>zn ha�► hospital, :an r• .d,Mr , . �A were in ' lS :du the • Myth on undaY , gt>'to deathOf the r co1Si s h s anda M, • Bowes., Attend S. or ourse • •On TuesdaY, 18. ladisl of the' ' WO -mens Institute.. at nom. ed .n t, . c o sti a •- short-• . ,Qurse• n Ir;I ..; tut , , Mleet. ,Prose uros: Ma .r • H U P.. e .p H. ��u�ae/�!►. � Seot t_18hnight i r: n i h t i� ary inith thea L's �WiNiall 'b.e A foll�iote. t d i lea' th lTb>< o. Yl 'Scottish a fi�'wlt cei 11 Llt oil- Georgina. Elton;of,St, Jol. 1ewf4 dlard f and UA i-.v . McC0 s11,the.• Toronto,,, 'Yediwit1 and-'� `A'no1 y. Nelson'Attro i ,. $tseat -:d ;-the -; end.• TAYLOR'S CORNER, Jan; 151 —The W.A. of Zion Church met recently m the school house with a fair attendance. The meeting was conducted by the past president,. Mrs. P. Harri- son. Mrs, Ben Whiteley read the. Scripture, Mts. Harrison took the devotions on "Thoughts for the New Year,” followed by prayer. Reports from the sec- retary - treasurer, Sower fund, and the quilt committee were very gratifying. The meeting was then turned over to Rev. C. Smith. Mrs. Chester Sturdy • -..named president, for the coming- - yeartanwsLIMPts Aamed beuesponsibleltfar.lie votions, topics, etc.; for the coming months, to help -relieve the president of some 'of the responsibilities. Mrs. Gerry, Ginn is to look after the Feb- ruary meeting. Mrs. Elroy Rodges was named 2nd vice- president, the office previously held by_ .Mrs:: -Sturdy. Mrs.,....E Harrison offered to help with quilts while' 'Mrs: -Fuller is away. Mrs. Sturdy closed the meeting with- the hymn; "0 God Our Help in Ages Past," followed by the Mizpah Benediction. •A social' half hear was - spent over the tea .cups and a pot luck lunch. 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