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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-03-21, Page 104\ W The GQdorich Signal -Star, ThurSdaY, Mara 21st, 1963 SprrngHats M Daffodil Tea The. Data ,t ii aea., sponsored b,y the Women's Service t;,oui- ntiittee - of the Canadian Cancer Society was held Wednesday ol last week at the home of. Mrs. C, Baecbler. It proved to he a very successful event. Despite the rather nasty wea- ther, the prospect of seeing the latest in spring bonnets, as dis- played and described by Mrs. Humphry of London proved to be a real attraction ,to the ladies of the district, as we -l. as guests from out of• town points, including - Clinton, Sea forth and Exeter. 'The door prize, a lovely hat designed and donated by Mrs. HurriphryO was won by Mrs. A. Rundle of Exeter.. Mrs. Stat Jones of Goderich won the --East- er bunny; donated by Me. D. 1$artliff of Clinton. .Mrs. •E. Stiles welcomed th guests, assisted by Mrs. l3aech- ler and Mrs. J. Chishohh,. Mrs. W. Sutherland', Miss G. :McDowell and Mrs J. St:'wac t Nre in charge ,of the kitchen. Mrr;.. T. Lamb and Mrs. Gee. 11acEwan were hostesses. Mrs. (:. Sturdy, Mrs. G. Ginn, Mrs. .J. Moody, Mrs. II, 0. Jerry, Mr, 1. Papernick, Mrs. C. Everett. end Mrs. R. Bradford were ser - ing with Mrs. Jim Bisset as ;tea room hostess. The ladies beautiful hat Brewer, Nlrs. Shirley McCle lifT, Mrs. E, Worsell, Mrs. Brian Ainslie, " modellinst the were Alis. R. J. Evans,- Mks i:sh• Mrs. D. Bart- Plouffe, Mrs. C. Bruce Sully, Mrs.' Mrs. G. Mathie- l son, Mrs. D. Aberhart, Mrs. F. Mrs, Gordon McManus, as tr•' asurer, .had a busy afternoon-. The blitz campaign for Ens; town o"f Goderich will be Tues- dhy, April 9, • WOMEJVS AGE �r Made Life be Mrs. F. Hunt presided at the March meeting of St. George's Woman's Auxiliary and led in the opening -prayers. Mrs. Lu Legg read the Scripture. Mrs. Il.rnt welcomed Mrs. Dawn Ko.ohon; a former member, and her friend from Walkerton. In recognition of her devptscl service in Christ, Ars, A. C. l3lay was made a life member in a short prayer service cdn- ducted by Canon it E. Taylo-•. Mrs. K. E. Taylor, Diocesan pre- sident, presented: the life mem- ber certificate, and Mrs. Hunt pinned on the badge. The W.A. are very grateful to Mrs. Lu Legg for the beauti- ful printing On the certificate. Canbn Taylor was the guest speaker at the meeting, chops- ins for.his. subject Christ's Ag- ony --actual spiritual conflict -- at Gethsemane. Christ is per- fect God and perfect man, and as a man Ile put His trust and faith implicitly, in Gods the Father; to! carry Him through the. trial of the Cross. Mrs. Bunt thanked Canon Taylor' for his very helpful talk. The Dorcas convener, Mrs. 3. Munn, asked for help to make four dresses for the xtloha vk Institute, Brantford. Several - responded and .Mrs. II. Ticir- borne offered to knit mitts - It was moved that money he given to assist. the J.A. girls at the Junior Auxiliary Rally he'.d here in --May. Mrs. I4lunt read the W.A. Huron Diocesan Bulletin for March, 1963. After 'the* benedictib i, lunch was served by Mrs. B. M7 "Miin- day, tea convener, and her as- sistants, Mrs,, D. Wilson, Mrs. E. F. Sale and Mrs. Reg Need- ham. March. Meeting Evening Guild ,.The president, 'Kathy Jenkins, opened the March meeting of St. George's Evening Guild with prayers and Kathy White react the Scripture. There were 23 members present. Betty Hills reported on the success of a recent bake sale. c'rojects were discussed in de- tail which -will take place within „lie next few months. pily1 Mc- Connell was elected as `the 'new ad`tor of the bulletin, Members were asked to volunteer to help prepare and serve lunch .after the confirmation service to be held Palm Sunday. Canon K. E. Taylor gave an intereting Lenten address on - the fello'wship within the An- glican communion throughout. ,he world. The respective na- tive peoples govern their own diocese in their particular geos graphical area, but all are bound together by their loyalty to the teachings of the church, verified in the Scriptures and expressed in the book of Corn - non Prayer. The president thanked Canon Taylor and lunch was served by Vivienne McCabe, Audrey ?reston and • Peggy Russell. RESULTS_. CONSERVATORY MUSIC EXAMINATIONS Music examination results of the Western Ontario Consol- atory of ,Music include the following: Pianoforte—Grade VIII, hon- ors, Peter Bettger; Grade Vi, pass, Betsy Jerry; Grade V, first-class honors, Robert Me - Gill, and pass, Mary Ellen Bet- tger, Theory = History, Grade V, first-clas's honors, Sandra Ware [(Sisters of St. Joseph Conven'); Harmony Grade III, first-class A !honors, Sandra Ware (Sisters I of St. Joseph Convent); Grade II, honors, Dwight Aidham. , • Huron Crown Attorney W. G. Cochrane, Q.C., was presented with a mantle clock by the Exeteg P.U.C., in recognition of his ten years' of service on that body. Residing in Grand Bend- now, Mr. Cochrane plans to niove into their newly pur- chased home at Goderich short- ly. When the British Common - wealth Trans -Antarctic Expedi, tion set up a scientific outpost during the International Geo- physical 'Year in 1956, one K. V. Blaiklock `and seven men re- mained thro.ugh the howli g winter j •to build a camp. Sea ice broke away nearby, bearing off most of their supplies. The eight men lived through much of the Antarctic winter in one large packing crate. OBITUARY GILBERT PLANTE The death occurred at Vie- toria hospital, London, oz Fri. day of Gilbert Plante, , 75, a resident of Goderich for 84 years. He had been ill for $Qveral weeks. Mr. Plante was Dorn at San,. dusky, Ohio, on April 20, 1837. His parents, the late Mr. tina Mrs. David Plante, were origin- atly from Quebec City, , Inter moving to Sandusky. When his parents moved from San- dusky to' Stt, Joseph, Ontario, Gilbert remained on in Miclti- gad sailing on the Great Lakes. At -the °age of 21 he joined his parents. at St. Joseph. On May .19, 1908, he married Elizabeth M. Jeffrey of St, Joseph at St. Peter's Church there. The couple moved to Goderich where Mr. Plante worked for Goderich Manufacturing Com- pany. Later, he was with Im- perial )il ,Limited. For abo.tlt the past 27 years he has oper- ated an Imperi,al 'Oil Service Station at Goderich. On May 19, 19513, Mr. and Mrs. Plante celebrated their 50th ,wedding anniversary. Surviving,' besides his wife are: one son, W, N. Plante of Don Mills, Ontario; four daugh- ters, Mrs. J. (Rita) Blakely, Mrs. Ben (Delina) Johnston, Mrs. D. D. (Verna) Worthy, all of Gode- rich, and Mrs. Lyle (Doris) Compeau of Tillsonburg; ',one brother, William of Detroit; two sisters, Mrs. Pauline Jeffrey- of Blake, Ontario, and Mrs. Valeda Corriveau of Drysdale. Requiem high mass was sung on Monday morning at St. 1;. ter°s Chtnreh, Goderich, with Rev. )Cather R. 11/loynahan Ari, urge, Interment, was in Col- borne Roman Catholic ceme- terry,e pallbearers were: `''Jem Jeffrey, Leonard Jeffrey, Richard Jeffrey, .E.dward Jef- frey, .Ted Jeffrey, Robert Jef- frey, Card Party Of Senior-Gifiizen.s - The Senior Citizens Club met in' 'MacKay 11a11 ren March 13 with 1VIr. Art Kaitting in the chair. The meeting opened with The Queen and The Lord's Prayer. After a short business session, all joined in a friendly game of cards. ' The winners were: "500" -Mrs. Dan Schwanz, Mr. `II. Van Arman; euchre—Mrs. Roland Grant, Mr. Earl Cooper; -crokinole--Mr. Charlie Prouse, Mr. Charlie Young; door prize, Mrs. Rose Walter. Lunch was served by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Young and their committee. The next meeting will be held March 20th• at --8 p.m. KentuckyvWo For Chasing. The What housewife doesn't get those Monday washday blues? Even today, With almost every home equipped with at least a washing machine, arid many others boasting automatic wash- ers and dryers, the chore is still one which most women would prefer to avoid. Yet, judging by the following authentic Kentucky "receipt" for the weekday laundry, monx's got it prettysoft today. The item, in its original spelling, w,as contributed by- a'reader to the Colorado Interstate Gas Company magazine. 1, Bild a fire in back yard to heet kettle of rain water. 2. Set tubs so smoke . won't blow in eyes if wind is pert. 3. Shave one hole cake soap in bilin water. 4. Sort things, make three pile. 1 pile white. 1 pike cullord. -1 pile work britches and rags. 5. Stur flour in cold water to smooth then thin down with bilin trate-. - The famous epic poem, the —. "Odyssey" by- Homer, occupied 24 books. It concerns the 10 . years' wanderings of Odysseus on his way home after the fall. of Troy. Odysseus is kidnap,- ped by a nymph, shipwrecked by a wrathful sea -god, return to his voyagi in a magma ship, presents himself as a unknown begga when he g s home, does away tt his e's suitors and re,:atn5 tion. CAN IDB HELP FINANCE YOUR. BUSINESS 9 Personal mentions are always, , welcome in The Signal -Star. WILLING& READY` , "YrWR 5E/7Y/CE MEN y• — WERE .COURTEOUS SERVICEMEN NO RIP !NOTEAR!GLAD TO GO ANYWHERE . • 1 pENt gANK INR`'?Ri�� FinUiicinS.%r 11 S Car adca•ii gusctiess°• Wes . Recipe Monday "Blues 13 Go put on a clears • 5mbotli hair 'with silo •brew cup of tee..... rest and -reek a s count, btess.ns, O. Rub dirty ,,,Spots on board, scrub hard, then bile, rub cullord but don't bile just Tencch and. starch, - 7.'Tice white things out ,of, kettle with broom sti ek handte•'lhen•rent h, blew a starch, ! 8..Spred tee towels on grass. 9. Hang old rags 'on fer_xe. 10. Pour renal water in flower bed. • 11. Scrub porch with hut, soapy water. 12. Turn tubs upside ,down. 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