HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-12-20, Page 3� LONDON
Rev. Mr. Gostonyt gave an ap-
prppi iate address and 'the 'ser-
vice closed with they hymn "Joy
to the iVorld'.the'Lord is Come,"
followed by the benediction.
CRG.14�'. To Hold Party
The C -GILT. field their regu-
lar meeting on Monday night
with Diane.Errington presiding
Doreen.„Culbert was acting -ic-.
retary and Carol Culbert read
the Scripture lesson, Mrs. N.
L. Gnstonyi read from the study
book. A . Christmas party will
be held on January 2nd, with
exchai gejof gifts.
DONNYBROOI
The parcel peak. hit Goderieh dost {rice this
week, as may be seen from this photo taken
late Monday • morning. as Postmaster A. 1g.
Homuth (left) and staff members tackle just
a portion of the thousands of parcels flowing
in and out of the post office. The peak seems
to be coming earlier in recent years, probably
in response to repeated "mail early" cam-
paigns, and with Jhe help of the mailmen, the
good people of Goderieh will get their share
of Christmas gifts, on time.
(Signal -Star photo)
Dungannon
DUNGANNON, Dec. 18. --
Merry Christmas to all!
Mrs. Bob Andreasen and little
son Kenneth of ' Vancouver are
spending the Yuletide season
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Errington.
Mr. and, Mrs,,. Robert Purdon,
Belgrave, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Henry and family of Cedar Val-
ley were Sunday dinner guests
with Mrs. Irvine Henry.
We extend our sincere - sym-
• pathy to the bereaved family
of the late George Hodges who
passed away in Wingham hos-
pital. " The funeral was held on
Monday afternoon from 'the Me
Kenzie funeral home, 'J ucknow,
to Dungannon cemetery. He is
survived by two sons, Kenneth
and Lloyd, Dungannon, • and a
daughter, _ .Mrs.. Jack (Donna)
Alton of Belfast.
Mrs. Gleitilouston and family
- of ',Ripley spent last week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nel-
son Culbert.
Mrs. J. Falls had as recent
visitors, her daughter, Mrs. W.
Hopkins of Milton and her son,
Jack, his wife and family of
Markdale, M
Mrs. Henry Horton who is
spending the winter at the home
of Mrs. Mathew Shackleton,
visited at the home of her bra-
then; `Mr. Steve Stothers; `aiid
.; Mrs. Stothers, Lucknow, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cant-
well, (Joyce Culbert) have mov-
ed from Colborne Township to,
a house owned by ,Mr. Alvin
Sherwood at the south end of
the village.
Mrs lack CUM -1m `has~ re-
ceived word from her • husband
at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, stating he wouldn't be
home for Christmas; not until
after thenew year. However,
he is making satisfactory pro-
gress.
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,
?Jight.,
,On this '
r iniversary of the
birth of our Blessed
Saviour, accept our most
sincere good wishes for a
joyous' Christmas -to you ,
and yours.
HEATHER
BEAUTY SALON
Harry Colclaugh
Mae Ketchebaw
Dian'ai Navilla
Donna Hadley
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Christmas Concert
S.S. 1Jo. 17, Orchard Row
school, held the annual Christ-
mas concert on• Saturday night
having been postponed from
Tuesday night. A variety pro-
gram was enjoyed with Rev. N.
L. Gostonyi as chairman, Mrs.
Robert Irvin, the teacher, Was
pleased with the performance
and She adult attendance since
the weather was a bit unsettled.
Brian Stothers won the turkey
door prize.
Suffers Stroke
We were sorry to learn of
Fred Baechler's sudden illness
an Friday night. After turning
off the TV about 11 p.m., he
slumped to the floor as he went
to get-up, suffering a weak spell.'
Mrs. Baechler went to, •,a- neigh-
bors for help and medical aid
was summoned. It appears he
had taken a slight stroke. On
Saturday he was removed to
Goderich hospital by ambulance
and at time of writing his con-
dition remained unchanged.
Mrs. Baechler is staying at the
home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Hines, Goderich.
C.G.I.T. Service
The United Church at Dun,
Bannon resumed the morning
service again on Sunday as the
furnace was repaired during the
.previous., week., A C,G-I.T".ser
vice was held with the leaders,
Mrs. Herb Finnigan and 1VIrs.
N. L. Gostonyi, assisting. Mrs.
Finnigan announced the open-
ing hymn, "Hark the Glad
Sound, the Saviour Come," with
the C.G.I.T. forming the proces-
sional. Mrs. Gostonyi led in
prayer. Ater the choral, Scrip-
ture reading, Psalm 98, Betty
Irvin read the Scripture from
Luke 2:1-20. The C.G.I.T. came
forward and sang "Gently Mary
Laid Her ;Child." Mrs. Finnigan
led in a litany prayer with the
congregation. The offering was
received . by Diane. Errington,
Patricia Eedy, Mary Lou Henry,
Bernice Thompson, Faye Pear-
son and Lynda, Young: The
candlelighting ceremony was
performed by. Diane Errington,
Ruth Bere and Dona Pentland.
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DQNNYBROOK, Dec. 17.
The Donnybrook United•Church
Sunday school held their an -
nal Christmas concert Friday r
avening, December 14, with a
;ood attendance. Jim Robin -
on was chairman for the pro -
;ram which opened with the
singing of carols. The remain-
der of the program consisted
of the following: an address by I SIR
Rev. C. W. Lewis; "Away in a
Manger," by the junior classes;
a recitation by Joyce Chamney;
two films projected by Rev. C.
W. Lewis; "Joy to the World,"
by the senior classes; a recita-
tion by Robbie Harkes. Carols
were ..again sung and Rev. Mr.
Lewis offered prayer. As Santa
Claus was unable to come the
gifts were distributed to the
Sunday school children.
DOG STRUCK
A recent case in which a
Goderich man was fined $50
and costs on a charge of cruelty
to an animal, arising from a
dog .being struck by a car and
being left to suffer, may have
made an impression on other
drivers A similar accident oc-
curred Monday %night, but tiu
lady driving remained at the
scene and contacted the owner,
and duly reported the incidert
to Goderich police. Unknown
to many drivers, Section 387-1A
Of the Criminal Code of Canae.a
covers such cases.
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day night CBC radio network
program, Talent Festival, which
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The 1961 census reports that
almost two out o five occupied
dwellings in Canada were con-
structed in the' postwar period
since 1945.
CHRISTMAS
TURKEY
DINNER
with all the
trimmings
SUNDAY,
DECEMBER 23
1-2 p.m. 4:30-6:30 p.m.
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Early reservations appreciated.
Catering, Weddings, Christmas
parties, etc.
MRS. G. KAITTING
Phone JA 4.8601
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RITE �.LT SERVICE
T NORTH' STREET
Twq trad Banal '-services were
held at North Street • United
Church Sunday when the "Whin'
Gift Service" ,fallowing the cus-
tom of many years, was held in
the morning, and the Canadian
Gula ,In Training candlelighting
service was held In inc evening..
In the White Gift 'serviceitlie
Sunday school • classes make a
practical contributi in to the
needy in the form of a special
offering.
The candlelighting service is
a „devotional service of an in-
spiring nature, filling the, c lurch
with a soft glow of ut:,/,
which members of the congre-
gation find very impressive, The
Explorers groups also took part.
Both services were conducted
by the paster, Rev. W. J. ten,
Hoopen . with L. H Dotterer,
organist and choir leader in
charge of the special music.
An advertisement in the Sig-
nal 'Star brings quick results.
BRIQGE SCORES, .
Five tables ` were t' play at,
the Duplicate Bridge Club an
Monday evehing, ;Winners and
tIio,hi' ;scores were Ss follows:
%►Lrs. �._D. Moondy and Mr, P.1,
Carey, 80% points; Mrs. J'. Don-
nelly and Mrs. B. ,M: Ross, 157
points; • Mrs:' J. Cook and Mrs, 1.
Papernick, 84% points; Mks, J.
V. Thomas and Mrs. R Wheeler
tied with Mrs. A. Nicol and Mrs.
D. R. Stoyle, 53% ,points.
TRAILER BURNS
About '$600 damage was caus-
ed to a house trailer owned by
Alvin' McAllister of RUR. 2,
Goderich Friday when a lire
was caused by someone trying
to .thaw out A frozen waterpipe
in the, trailer, according to the
Goderich Fire Department
None was injured.
The Sam Hop Tong, a secret
fraternity, has existed since the
establishment of the. Chinese
nature. Its history can be trac-
ed back to the 17th century
when, as a patriotic -group, it
helped to overthrow ,the Ming
,s we hark back in
reverence to a night of
wonder and holy joy, nearly two
thousand years ago, may ..the spiritual
blessings of that first Christmas be with us all.
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