HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-04-12, Page 6Monday a complete sellin out
tarso stock end implements.
held at tie • farm of Mr.
` George Twam1ey- We are. sorn'
learn ; George is .confined' to'
iia derich, ho,S ital with a heart
condition. -
Mrs. Gordon Finnigan,' who
was hospitalizedfor a week in
.-NrInghaz hospital, came home
enMonday,.
..` x:S. ' Winnifred'Y . VfrtdGambe,
," 7/4ndsor : who ,attended a birth,
dayparty, for her; brother, 13il
,McCIu rek. Elmira, spent a • :ew
d�ys with her aunts, Misses
Rebinia and Nettie Sproul.
Mrs. Herb Finnigan ',spent a
few days last week with her
'son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Atkinson, Oshawa.
Miss . Jessie Wallace, Gode-
rich, is visiting Miss E. Mc-
Canadian Girls In Training
"Judy Arthur presided for the
C.G.I.T. meeting held recently
in the Sunday school room of
• Knox Presbyterian Church.
There was 'a good- attendance
and Margaret .Sanderson was
the pianist for the meeting. The
meeting was' opened with the
Ball to worship followed by a
hymn, the Lord's prayer and
. �o:,�-�Cli�e �ript'tire�`•les
son, flop' St. Luke 22:1-22 was
,,read alternately, with'Patsy Reed
as leader. The meditation on
the events; leading up to Faster
Was given by Mrs. W. Bradnock.
The minutes of the previous
tneeting were approved as read
.. by the secretary, Gail Miller.
'The . offering was received by
nibatediegteci1i
was answered by
tgttoting a commandment. Plans
• fere- made to make -plaques and
-Vie .designs' were picked. A
story of .a C.G.LT._ girl at camp
was read and after this every
f- ',member. was wpresented with a
pin. The meeting was
closed with Taps.
Millan and Mrs.; Jessie Olver. •
Mary Lou Henry and her bro-
ther Bill visited on Sunday with
•
thea grandimottter, 'Mrs. Irvine
He
Henry.
We ` Were sorry . to hear of
Mrs. Thomas Webster having to
undergo surgery ' at Victoria
Hospital, London, . this week.
We hope she has a speedy re-
turn to health. Reg. daughter,
Mrs. Bill (Ettabelle) Bradley,
Cxoderich, thicr-lit- ---regikstered
nurse, 'fs with her. Miss Helen
McGee is looking after the Brad -
lex children in•their home while
she is away.
Miss Ida , Whyard is home
again after" spending three
months with a cousin, Mrs, Herb
Curran, Lucknow.
Euchre Winners
A successful card, party was
held Monday night at the Orange
Hall. Ten tables of euchre were
played. Lady winners were Mrs.
J. C. Maize and* Mrs, John Falls.
The- men's prizes were won by
Tom Culbert and Arthur Young.
Property Changes
MVIr. Arnold Stothers held a
successful auction sale on Tues-
day prior to his moving to the
adjacent farm. The present
house has been rented to Don
Sowerby, of Sheppardton, who
has sold his farm to Mr. and
Mrs. H. Talmay, of Goderich.
They, in turn, have sold their
Goderich home to Roy Finnigan,
United Church Service
The United Church congre-
gations of Nile and Port Albert
joined with the Dungannon con-
gregation in a combined service
on Sunday afternoon at which
the Sacrament, of Holy Corn-
munion was administered. Rev.
W. J. tell Hoopen, of North
Street ,Uteri; R urrh° roderick,
conducted the serer °' iap-
'tismal'service was -held in, which
four babies were baptized; Ricti-
ard-Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs.:
Harold, McGee; James Douglas,
soh. of Mr. and : Mrs. Chester
Finnigan; Ruth Anne, daughter
of Mrkond Mrs. George Ribey,
and Timmy Dean, son of Mr.
and 1 r; ' Z41 rd Hodges.. Rev.
r Snith, of Sarnia, *11(), 13
kettchbAg fora Call, win occupy
rho ,pulpit. -next -.Sunday,.. r
100th' Birthday
Congratulatipns .are extended;,
from the •comm ,city to Mrs,
Anna '.Berry, who is °observing,
her 100th birthday today, April'
10. Mrs. Berry; who, resides i
the Laguna Honda Norrie in Sari
Francisco, ' California, is an ,aunt.
of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Anderson;
Dungannon. The' Andersons,
who visited with` her while on.
,.their trio .West, report 'that
while•=her• -eyesight--and -hearing-
are somewhat impaired, ,her
memory , is quite keen, §he re-
called the late Gavin Green, of
Goderich, -who was just Iwo,
'days her senior, and whom the
Andersons had visited at the
hospital just prior to their .de-
tiarture. Mrs. Berry was born
ROLMFSVILLE, A r1l:10...-
7r. and' Mrs,, 0, E, GYtddon
spent the Week -end .in Detroit
with Mr. and Mrs. N. R.. Brawn,
While there they attended the
Grosse Point S nplrony ,;;Con-
cert,
Concert, at which Miss , Gl± Szonto;
nationally known'- concert artist,
was guest planist. ma. Brown
studies with Miss Szanto.
Miss Malley w Aughes, student
at the University of Toronto,'
Was home wr .. er pai'eiis
and Mrs,. R. W. r Hughes, ' for
several days last week.
one .mile north of Dungannon
on April 10, 1862, the sixth child
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
as Anderson.
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