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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-06-21, Page 6C" The Goderich Signal -Stale, Thursday, June 21st, 1962 AUBURN + ......AuBtll1lN, .June . . Charles Ross and Mr. and Mrs.. Aron Clark and sons, of Wayne, Michigan, visited last Saturday ''with Mr -s." John Graham. • Mr. and Mrs. Ed.. Davies spent the week -end at' Harrietsville with Mr. and Mrs. Dae Wal. 'lace. They also 'attended the memorial service held at Dor- chester cemetery., • • Guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott were Rev. and Mrs. R.ugh' Wilson. of Thames Road; Mr, and Mrs. Walter Cook, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. William- McVittie, Blyth; Mr. Charles Robertson, Gode- rich," odes••rich,• and Mr. and Mrs. Guy , Cunningham, of Auburn. Mr. William Cory returned home last 'week following a stay of several weeks in Strat ford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cowan, their daughter, Mrs. Margaret Hemingway and -her daughter, Miss Betty Hemingway, all of London, visited last Sunday with Mrs. Sam Daer and family. - Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt visited on Sunday with •the •ladies' 'mom. then, Mrs. George .,Beadle, who is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Plans are being completed -,,for the Rose Tea. This annual "tea is planned by the Horticul- tural Society to let .bower lov ers view the beautiful rose gardens of the village. Mrs. Thomas Jardin and'Miss Bonnie Jardin, of Wingham, visited on Sunday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan, ' and attended the Sunday school 'anniversary ser- vice.' Mrs. William Seers and dal'. ghter Faye attended the Ben J. W. Denomme FLOWER SHOP Phone • �y��LE RApy JA 4- y..:°F. 8132 DAY OR NIGHT Agent for. 24 -hr, FILM DEVELOPING 4STF miller United Church last Sun- day where a .baptismal service was held for her niece. . • .Mrs. Major Youngblut visited' last week with her sister, Mrs. Martin MacDonald, at Brussels. Guests with Mr; and Mrs. John Houston -ove • - he week- end were Miss R l Sequin, Miss lYorat4 Lytle, 'Miss Agues Sinclair and' Miss Mary Hous- ton, all of Hamilton;' Miss Frances Houston, R.N., of Lon- don; Miss Jean Houston, Tor- onto, and Miss Jean Jamieson, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bisback and Phil visited their son Cal- vin who is a patient in Victoria Hospital, .London. Mrs. Heinz Rutowski enter- tained last week in honor of her -daughter Sylvia's thud birthday. The little • guests were Perry Tischert, Hank Hellinga and Cindy Tait. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McLarty and fatnily, of Goderich, visited on Sunday evening with the ferm.er:'s mother, Mrs. Nelson McLarty, , Mr. Ronald Rathwell, of Owen Sound, spent the week -end here with his wife and family. Mrs. Rathwell is operating the store of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, who are holi- daying in Western Canada and U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Giffen, of Wasaga Beach, visited last week with the latter's cousins, Miss Margaret A. Jackson, and Mr. James Jackson and Mrs. Jackson. Mr. William , Marsh, of Gode- rich, visited' last Saturday with his brother Bert, Mrs: Marsh, Miss Betty' Marsh, and Mrs. Herbert Mogridge. Several from --;this district at- tended the chicken barbecue held at Kinbtirn last week by the Canadian Order of For - resters' Court. Week -end guests, with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Humpbrey:.s.:•vere Miss, Margaret' -MacDonald, Tor- onto; Mr. D. A. • MacDonald, Ethel; M•r. and Mrs. Jack Far- ley and family, of Buffalo, New York; Mr. Arnold, Humphreys, Paris; Miss May Humphreys, Brantford; Mr and Mrs Donald Humphreys ' and. 'family, of Paris, and Mr. Walter Kukulski, df Brantford. Mrs. Gordon Wall, of Lang - side, visitecF on Monday' with her mother., Mrs. John Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Alister Hughes and Mrs. Richards, of Luckriow, visited recently with Ms,and Mrs. John Houston. Miss, Viola Thornpson visited last Sunday with her uncle, Mr. ^ FOCUS ON .Ill�tll • IItII ODERICH (-) r ' Monday, June 251-h 6— 7 P.M. CKNX Television CHANNEL .8 Percy • Walden, .who is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. W,pmen`s . Meeting The radies pi St.. Mark's., -An- glican Chuicsh•Ouild and the United ^ Church -Womdt>'s—groUIy of "Smith's Hill net for -their June meeting at the home of Mks. •1'ordyce Clark. <_ Scripture was read by Mrs. Tait Clark and prayers were .said: by Mrs. Robert Meally. Mrs. Jeh-n Dae-' and Mrs. Andrew Kirke innell fevered,- the meeting with. a vocal duet. Mrs. Robert J. Phil- lips was the accompanist for the afternoon. Mrs. Lloyd Young gave a reading. Rev, Robert Meally sppke on "Pray- er." Mrs. Orval McPhee read an article from the Living Mes- sage in keeping with the meet- ing. Mrs. F. Clark thanked all who had assisted her with the meeting and welcomed all to her home. The president, Mrs. George Schneider, took charge of the business period. Minutes were approved, as read by the secretary , Mrs.' John Daer. In• the corfespondence it was 'de- cided to accept the invitation to attend the special meeting at .Westfield. In the absence of the treasurer, 'Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, Mrs: Meally gave the financials report. The hostess with her daughter, Mrs. Lawr- ence Nesbit. served lunch. Knox W.M.S. and L.A. ' The W.M.S. of Knox Presby• terian Church held their June meeting at the hoarse of Mrs. JQnaid_.Haines. The president. Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, was in charge. The devotional period was in charge of Miss Minnie Wagner. The offering was re• ceived by Mrs. Alvin Leather land and dedicated by Miss Wagner. Mrs. EdA kpavies read a report of the' Synodical .rridE"i= ing held recently at Hamilton The minutes were read by Mrs. Alvin -Leatherland, who also gave the financial statement..4A letter 'with a donation of money was read, from .Mrs. Catherine Dobie. Mrs. Donald Haines thanked . the ladies , for the cookies which they supplied for the„f;.O.C. rally. ” The members voted to give a donation of five. dollars to assist with the D:V. B.S. this year. It was decided to- hold the, next meeting on July 19th .in the Sunday school room of the church. The C.G. HOUSEWIVES: I,T. and the 0,O.Q. will be in charge of the program• Dur- ing the afternoon's meeting Miss Margaret Haines played two piano solos. -A -sliur-t- Ladies' Mitt --meeting was- 'held with the president, Mars. •lad. Davies in charge. $ev- tral items of business were dis- cussed but no. minutes were read as. the secretary, ,Mrs. ltoy ger, was ill: ter the meet- ing; Mrs. Edgaawson donat- ed an electric kettle to the kitchen of the church. A dainty lupch was served by Mrs. Haines assisted by her daugh- ter Margaret. - President SAeaks - Nearly 150 ladies from eight churches in the district were guests at the Westfield United Church to hear the regional" president, Mrs. Bert Alton, , of Hackett's Church, give a force- ful message on. "The Church." Members of the ladies' organiz- ations fganizations were present from Blyth, Calvin Brick, Belgrave, Donny- brook. - a'nd .. Auburn United Church Women's groups, Knox Presbyterian W.M.S., St. Mark's Anglican Guild and the Bap- tist Church, Auburn. The guests were welcomed by Mrs. Lloyd Walden • and Mrs. Gerald McDowell who pinned flower corsages on each guest. They were' ushered by Mrs. Roy Noble and Mrs. Alvin Snell. Quiet organ music was played by Miss Jeanetta Snell, who also accompanied' for the . hymns during the meeting. The presi- dent, Mrs. Gordan Smith, --was BACKACHE When.kidneya fail to remove. excess acids and, wastes, backache—tired feeling -- disturbed rest often °may follow.' Dodd's Kidney. Pills stimulate kidneys to normal duty. You feel better: sleep better. work better. 80 in charge of the meeting. Mrs, !Hugh Blair read the Scripture. Mrs. Howard Campbell led in prayer. A sole was sung by , Mrs, 'Charles Lewis, of Auburn, accompanied by Mrs:-,. Wightman.: Mrs.. Harvey Mc- Dowell introduced ,tbe guest speaker. In her inspiring. mes- sage, Mrs: Alton began her ad- dress by asking "What does the Church mean to, everyone for day?" She - outlined - to the ladies why the Christian church today sbou d -..plan - a. tnl.ore ^ice portant part in daily life. Mrs. Aivh cpoweelL thanked the speaker for her inspiring Ines - with tea served by the ladies irf `Westfeid church,' After the luucli hour, a gift was, present: dto -Mrs;;Alton by cthe West- field ladies. Courtesy remarks .w.ern_expresect,.py Mrs,;-W.ilfred- Sanderson for Knox Presbyter - sage. A ,socias hour followed .ran Church, Auburn; Mrs. Wal - ter Scott, Be1g ave; Mrs. George Schneider, St. Mark's Anglican ,Guild; Mrs. Stcwart. A en t Aul1urn t7G',W , Mrs. Wilmer Hardy, Donnybr000k U.C.W.; Mrs: W. Beecroft, Calvin • 3r -ick U.C.W:; Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, Baptist Church, Auburn. PORTER'S' HILL A. -bail team from S.S. 5, Gode- rich, were the Winders of a'. game -played-recently-at-Taylor's Corner school-raga-inst Mrs. G. Orr's, pupils. , MY THANKS • YORK HOMOGENIZED PEANUT BUTTER WITH STAINLESS STEEL.CUThERI% .& p; UID 'SUPER SUDS WELCH.a CrADE To all .those who vcited-for - me and supported me in.the recent campaign, 1 wish to extend my sincere thank you. 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