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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-11-12, Page 8VieelolooNIIIIr**•1110•1111111.1115 i; The,. , :orIch Signal-'eStar, Thmtday, November 12, 1964 , tit -Ladies of the Maitland Country Club received theil• trophies •Evans, winner ef*the Rose Bowl; Peggy Day, the ladies' at Awards Night held -at the club- en Saturday. • Left to Club Champion; and holding the award won by her mother, rtght -Mary Rouse .winneee Of the Maitland -Treao ; Mare Mrs. George Bruce, ' is Jean. Knight. ---'• Signal -Star photo' DUNGANNON.-Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Nivins of Lucan -ed ',ti'',.1_MatalgratVestiveceets 0 fl" Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ivers of Milo, Alberta, spent some time .visitl,_rre _with friends and rela- tive -S -Tr= ar-7617-it-h--as-been some 10 years since Mr. Ivers has been around these parts and Mrs. Ivers has never been fiere before. Mrs. Thomas C. Anderson left for Toronto an Saturday to Epend a week with her•sister, Mrs. Arto Argouian. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Park enjoyed a turkey supper at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. William Wiggins at the Nile on Satur- day evening.' Mrs. J. Falls spent -.a week recently in Markdale with her effd-M-renvivi erirITYri .SUndaY with Mr. and Mrs, Ben Park and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie visited reeetbily Mrs, Bob Irvin and Betty. ' Albert Rivett of Stafford- ville visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rivett, Alan and Scott. Recent visitors with IVIr. and Mrs. Thomas Park were Mr. and 'Mrs. George Baxter and Mr. and i'Mrs. Ernest Patterson, all , of Goderich. 'Mrs.. Wilbur Brown, Mrs. Clicf- ford Crozier,"Mit. 'Otto Popp and Mrs Lorne Ivens .4attended the Lon -don Area W.I. conven- tion held in St. Thomas last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stothers and family Vtsited on Sunday edth Mr. and 'Mrs. W. Bamford TfilrfaiiiilrorPfk;StOri;- tvl,,London, on the occasion of their silver wedding annivers- ary. The attendants of 25 years age, Mr. and Mrs. Roes Weaver -oP Ridgetown, were also pre- . -sented -vetth -a trill -OA -lamp" at the home of Mr. end Mrs.' Jerry Weaver. Hallowe'en Party ee-Tfrce-ee6-.F.Teeliatleeveaneparty was held October 30 in the church. The cbstumes were judged .by Mrs. Tom Webster and Mrs. Herb Finnigan: best comic, Nancy Mole, Peggy, Deb- bie and Marcia Bodges; best fancy dress, Rosemary Eedee best fancy dressed couple, Bev- erly and Arlene ,Culbert. Sev- er -games and contests were held and lunch was served. W.I. Hears of Hobby Mrs.,Bessie Stewart convened, the CanadianIndustry meeting of'Dungennon W.I. held at the home of Mrs. J. Dauphin. The meet speaker, Mr. George Tui* - THOMAS PARK A"' pioneer Dungannon resi- dent, Thomas Vark will observe his 88th birthday on Saturday, Novem.be.r 14. With his wife; heehas- lived on. their farm on th.e.eith conression .of,Ashfield, since their marriage. He still Mr. and Mrs. RoberLI2LIAld_Ldo trAtrt1rgr1r4nal:1:311:71—helps dig .graves in the nearby ett evedding in London ,on Sat- urday. - " Ladies Pian Euchres St.. Paul's Ladies Grind met at the home of Mrs.' Robert Mole on Thursday evening.. itielepresided and opened the moefing with the Anglican World Mission Prayer, the Guild end theeLord's Prayer ated HYuiiison. 'Mrs. .Torn 'YOre,g- led in the devotions. It was voted to seed a' donation 'eice the • .0 NIB: 'Plans were k R. J. ,DURNIN , made for a euchre party to be 11,112 November 13 , to be fol - years, Dungannue resident for ou lowed -by pc every two .weeks. , years, R. J. Durnin will observe. e. A: clifietrnas supper was also his 91st birthday . On Monday, November 16.Using a cane planried for December 4 for the ,* with which to get around, ceieelgetion. The meeting * .11 wae'ilceeid with prayer and the likes to take walks' through the , t (,,.A,served lunch. yards of his home. HO is thee" ''•-•-- lastmember of the family of Celebrate Twenty -Fifth the late Charles Durnin and ' , Mr, and Mrs. Glen Weaver, Rebedea Smyth of West Wawa-;4th..conce.t,,s,iOn, were pleasantly Losh. Best wishes are extended. by • their family on get your hands on a ONEE MODEL 430 cemetery, whieh he has tended for 35 years. He reads many books. Mr. 'Park is the last member of the family Of the late John -Park and Mary West. The good wishes of the co,m- munity go to him for his birth- day.. November 1 When .they .were entertelersed 'et the eIrequoiS Taylois Corner „ TAYLOR'S coaNat..,.- Mr and Mrs. William Snyder leave inFlorida.hiswee weektospend the winter* Community Club The Community Club met for the November meeting at the home of Mrs. Ben WhitelyThe co -hostesses were Mrs. W. Hicks and Mrs. T. 1VIalins. The meet- ing was conducted by the presi- dent, Mrs. Gerry Ginn, who thanked everyone loft their kind' ca -operation and work ),vhich made the bazaar so sucees.sful. An. invitation to the liolmesville bazaar was read. An invitation to ettend the 50th Nvedding an- niversary of M.,..4tiet4.Mre. C. Sturdy in Cliret'aS. was iffge.elead. Cards are to be sent to them and to Mr. and Mrs, Peter Young who also celebrate their 50th wedding anniverSary. the .same day. .A report, on the seyvitig for the hospital auXiliary in Gederich was given by Mrs. John Westbrook and some bibs were worked on. It • was re- . ha -tire-fristiariew, ciety• was .looking for histories of old 'schools .and Daphne Mal - ins wes appointed to find out. ton of Goderich, was introduced, by Mrs. Stewart and gave an 'interesting talk' on his hobby, working with wood. He explain- ed in detail the art of wood earv- plated placities, trays -,-"animals and pictures. Nineteen mem- ,bers named a Canadian tree for the roll call. Three visitors e-present—IVIrsr-C-.-erozier presided and plans were com- pleted for the birthday party to be held at Huronview, Clin- ton. An invitation was extend- ed from St. Helens W.I. for all members and ladies of the com- munity to attend the Armistice Day service, Nov. 8, at 2.30 at the cenotaph in St. Helene. It was planned,to operate a lunch counter at the sale to be held on. November 7 at the farm of Mr. A. J. Sherwood. Mrs. H. McWhinney spoke on "The mighty 'oak and the clinging vine." Ltinch was convened by Mrs: 0.„Popp and committee. MON't,' 71h-thirtfarhteWrilr§reattfredrer' Purchased From .• HAROLD W. SHORE 38 HAMILTON ST. - DIAL 524-7272 Representing Premier Trt Co., Lambton Loan and Investment Co., District Trust Co. 'all of which are assisting the citizens of the Goderich District by providing funds for mortgages on homes, farms and commercial properties. 45-47_ MUNICI AL OiVIINATIONS ,The Nominations for Mayor p Reeve, Deputy -Reeve, Six Councillor for 1995. Two Public Utilities Commissioners and Three Public School Trustees for 1965 and 1966. foi the TOWN of GODERICH — iseltekl- -- MacKAY HALIL THURSDAY, NOV. 26: 1964 7:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. • IN CASE A POLL IS DEMANDED Polls Will B6 Open On MONDAY, DECEMBEI! 7,1964 From 10 A.M.,to 7:00 some of the data on thp Taylor's Corner school. Mrs. Westbrook read letters from the Korean orphan who wanted to know about England since she had written that one of the members had been,/ visiting there. The roll call for the December meet- ing mini be a gift for the cancer Cupboara at Goderioh. There will be a Christmas gift ex- change to the Value of '50c and the same is to be enclosed. A nominating committee was formed to bring. in a slate of officers for the next meeting. They are Mrs. E. /lodges, Mrs. C. Sinclair and Mrs. T. 1VIalins. I^ -CHANGE COMMAND Major ..14, D. Harvey of Sea - forth officially took over com- mand of the' 21st Field Regi- ment at 'Wingham in a cere- mony at Wingham Sunday. 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