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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-08-16, Page 6•w,.. "6 The Gaderich Signal -Star, ,Thursday, August, 16th, 1962 • • ladle AUBU walla .Ei►t7$ JRN, Aug. 14.—Mr. and She had been an active mein yrs,. Len,. Parry and- daughters, bef of St... Mark's' Anglican I of Toxpnto, visited,last week Church, and the Ladies' Guild with Miss Margaret . Jackson. "'for many years.- Her family ftev,.; and . Mrs." .R. "M. Sweeney joined • her in a. small celebra a'nd Catharine and Stewart, of tion at Huronview and she re - Selby,. visited friends : in the ceiv' d birthday. cards. She has Auburn Charge last week: a family of four daughters, Mrs. Mr. Robert Youngblut and Ernest (Jean) Patterson, Gode- Miss Moyra Russel, of Toronto, rich; Mrs. Beverley (Anne) Visited last week with Mr. and French, Detroit; Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Ralph D. Munro. (Marian) Haggitt, Auburn, and Mr. and" .Mrs. Jack Bennett, Mrs. Clifford (Reta) Brown, Au- of Th'amesvilie, visited on Sun- burn; 14 grandchildren and four day with Mr. and Mrs. William great_grandthildren; also two - Week -end visitors with Mr. (Ada) McIntyre and Mrs. Harry and Mrs. Ed. Davies were Mr. (May) Rinderknecht, both of De - 411d Mrs. Norman Taylor and troit. Her sister, Mrs. John their daughter Norma, of Dor- Arthur, also visited her on her chester; Mr. Ian Flick, of Len- birthday: don; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Memorial Hall Debt -Free IVforick, and family, of London, The chairman of the Auburn' -and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bactla, . of London. - • Community Memorial Hall, Mr. Bert Craig, received the good Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ling, Mar - news this v,/ek that the pro- ilyn and David, of Guelph, visit- vincial grant of $4,900.00 has ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. been received. This ;.money Ralph D. Munro. along with the money in the Miss Eleanor Monck, of Lon - bank pays off the bank loan of don, is visiting with her uncle and aunt,. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. $5,000.00 used to complete the Mrs. Lena Plaetzer has been engaged as camp nurse at the United Church summer school for the, last couPle of we6ks. Mr., and Mrs. Ronald Pent- land, of North Bay, and her mother, Mrs. Charles Straughan spent the Week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ryan. Mrs, Harold Nicholson and son Gary visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Brad- , Birthday Party Mrs. Clifford Brown enter- lained in honor of her daughter Naney's birthday last week. The aft -err -loon- -was' 'Win- pianig games and then all e,njoyed a barbecue slipper , in charge of Miss Carole Brown. The little guests were Marie Plunkett, Machan, Lorraine Cham-' Humphreys. Mrs. Marian Beadle 86 Congratnlations are extended to Mrs. Marian Beadle who cele- brated her 86th birthday at Huronview last week. • She was the fermer Marian Youngblut and is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs'. Wener Voungblut: hall. Residents of this district will be pleased to know that the hall itself, the Jurnishings and equipment are all now free of debt. There is still cOnsider- able work to be done on land- scaping the grounds, and the pillars, and the Hall board will meet soon to make plans to raise more money to complete this project. No date bas been set for the official opening but it will be held early this fall. The treasurer, Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, reports that three don- ations have been received since November 1961. They are: Rey. IVIrs.,Alan Bowles (Tena Sprite Mabel Hickingbottom, of Gode- Goderich Little Theatre is holding a summer dance at the new Maitland Golf Club house .on Friday, August 24. The Paul CrosS-Combo is supplying the d;.nce music. The Golf Club bar is to be open until midnight, following which a buffet wiil fromIteg. Bell optometrist, or:4: iiierson's Drug Store. PORT ALBERT PORT ALBERT, Aug. 13. -- Miss Patsy Crawfhrd, of Tor- onto, -is visiting with her grand- mother, Mrs. Will Crawford, and other relatives. Recent visitors w;,tii Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crawford were: Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Cunningham, of Walkerv.ii -alad• Miss Grace Crawford, of Gpderioh. LAC and Mrs. Clarence Hoy, Ronnie and Garry,? visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mars. Clarence Hoy and boys. Visitors over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Elton Draper w re: Mr. and Mrs. Hall Trim- ;_ Mr. a�d--Mra: G Urald-Trim • ble and family and Jean Duff, of Guelph. Norman Stewart returned home Friday, .having been at University of Waterloo the past six weeks. "taking a geography .and sociology course. Mr. and M -r -s. Art Stewart visited with Mr. and Mri.. Mor- gan Jones, of Holmesville, Sun- day. Mr. Will Vrooman is a patient in Goderich hospital. Visitors over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Will. Vroo- man were: Mrs. Don iohnston, and son Jim, of Brantford, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nickel, of Clinton. Don Brown, has returned home from the War Memorial Hospital, London, where he had been a patient the past week. 'Visitors over the week=end with Mrs. Dave Martin were: Mr. and Mrs..Earl Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowden, Laverne and Paul,-. and Mr.: and Mrs. Hildebrand,: oforidon., The bazaar held in the base- ment of. Christ .Anglican Church on, •Friday .was .a big„ success.>.. Mr. and Mrs. David Farrell, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs: Chas. Grosset--arid f i1y f- li ig=, ton, Mr. and Mrs. ,Gordon Cock- field, of -Detroit, -visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Petrie over the ,week -end. Mrs: • Cockfield Lakeview Casino BINGO at LEGION HALL SATURDAY# AUGUST 18 AT 8,30 P.M. The -prize for each -re ar game will be $12.00. 4 SHARE -THE -WEALTH Jackpot' Combined.. JACKPOT OF $75.00 IN 55 CALLS, Bponsorad by. Canadian Legion Branch 109. DANCING and children bre remaining for holidays. Petrie. Reunion a n e 1 A family reunion was held at, the i}o ne of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Petrie, of Port Albert on Sunday, August 12th, celebrat- ing the birthday of their mo- ther; Mrs. Eliza Petrie,'of . Gode- rich. Mrs. Petrie, who is in her 84th year, is enjoying ex- cellenthealth. Attending the reunion were- members of her family from Toronto, Vienna, Detroit, Goderich, : Gjinton, Kin- cardine, Dungannon, Nile, and the bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs,. »Norman Petrie, of. Cboks- ville. Gifts were exchanged between Cathy Cockfield, of I)e- oit,—and"-the =guest -•-4f honor-, whose birthdays fall on the same dal'. Tables for 60Iuests were arranged indoors. - SHEPRARDTON SHIaIG'PARi TON, dug. 14. -- Mr. an Mrs, L*rne Dougherty and family, of , Prescott, ate holidaying with -his father, Mx Geo. Dougherty, sister Mildred, brother Gordon, and Mrs. Dou- gherty and'son; also with ,other relatives and friends. Mrs. • Ralph Borschke and family, of Leamington, visited her parents, :Mr:: and Mrs. Wil- fred Smith, recdfitiy. Mr. and Mrs. Clee Benninger, orf Royal Oak, Michigan, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith. PERSONALS Guests- with.. Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Newton are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner and two sons, Colter and Kent, Of Winnipeg. Mrs. Turner was the former Kathleen Newton, Recent visit- ors also were. Mr. and Mrs. Alex • Sterling, of Killarney, Manitoba,. who have spent the last two. weeks visiting relatives and friends .ds in''and around Goderich. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Wilkins and Miss Barbara Wilkins, of Woodstock, were guests on the week -end of Miss Vera Wilkins. They also visited the fOrmer's father, Mr. Albert Wilkins, and his aunt, Mrs. Amos Ball, both of whom are patients in Alex- andra Marine and General Hos- pital. Word has been received by ,relatives in town that Mr. R. F. Johnston, of Kelstern, Sask- atchewan; 'had suffered a heart attack this week. 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