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16 The CsderlOh Signal -Star, Thursday, November 26th, 1964
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ANON. — Mrs. Paul
Henderson and daughter Hea-
ther of Detroit spent a few days
Phis week with her parents, MT.
and Mrs. Harvey Alton.
.The • sy-mp•athy of the com-
munity is extended to Mrs. Jim
Rivett an the death of her
prandmo the r, Mrs. M. Jewe.11,
i.itaoderich hospital on Wed-
pesday. Mrs. Jewell was bur-
ied on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Park and
son Brian • of Brampton spent
tthe weekend Nvith :11r. and Mrs.
Ben Park.
,We are sorryto hear Mrs'.
Bea.?ie Stewart is confined to
Wingham ho_ipital for ' diagt)0.—
tie treatment. It is, expected
be home This week.
Mr. and'Mrs. K&IHo•dges and
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Hodges t
tended.the Canada Packers
qUet held in the Clinton Legion
Hala Wednesday evening,. Nov-
ember lb.. -
Mr. and., Mrs. R o s Err: ng to n
and family of St. Helens spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Errington and family.
Mrs. Victor Errington retern-
ed'home Sunday after a week's
stay in Toronto- with Mr, and
#tiffefekliiiii•rEOT-Zr
• -1Mr. arid Mrs. Tom Webster
attended the•Royal Winter Fair
• In Toronto for a couple of days
- • last ..week.
Petrick of Wingham celebrated
their .25th weddihg anniversary
on November nth,. Mr. and
Mrs.. Cecil Blake, Bill and Bar-
bara and •Mr. Harold Blake at-
tended the event.
Mr, and Mrs, Howard Culbert
'and 'family, were recent visitors
in Brampton with the latter's.
sister, Mrs. Neoble, and Mr,
Neoble. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne
Culbert and family, Gaderieh,
Mrs. Clara Johnston, Mrs, Ilene
bavis, Mrs. Ann .Johnston and
'Helen, all of Lucknow, were re-
cent visitor's with Mr, and Mrs,
Harvey Culbert and girls.
'Mrs. Annie Bere. is spending
two ,4weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Culbert and girls. Since
Mrs. Irvine Eedy. She had ed for _a display of Dutch ar-
opera aweek at the, home of tieles belonging to Rev. and
Mr. .and Mrs. G, G. Van Horn Mrs. Veldhuis. The tea table
of London following her release was convened by Mrs,. Fru*
:rom St. Joseph's • Hospital Thompson; bake, table, ,Mit:S.
.there she had-..-Ipont three Joe Dauphin; apron table, Mrs.
Chester Finnigan; sewing and
accompanieid her home. a fancy work, Mrs, Wilbur Brown;
Airs, John wiL,on and David farm produce, Mr.s. Flos.4.ie Iv -
ors; candy table, MrS'. Esther
ltivett; fish pond, Mf.T. T. C.
,-ncia.rson. The sum of $200
was realized from tihe bazaar.
weeks. Mr. and M:•,, Van Horn
of BrightGro‘ vi -td re
.•thitly with Morri..;
while Mr, Wikon was hunting
;n this area.
Mr. 11.her Ft:dy has rcturnH rhe ladies expressed gratitude
trom Goderich 1i, 11 'for attendance .and time and
M. and Mrs. Harold Chase, ork.donated.
Wendy, Vicki, Carol and SteA, W.M.S. Meets , -
Hnd Mrx Cclia Mcore of Code- Mrs. W. A, Stewaq was in
vi,ited recently with Mr. charge of the Women's Mission -
and Mrs. Fred Young and ram- ary meeting in the church. Miss
Mary Murray, read the Glad
I. Mr. and Mrs. Dick L'Ark cind 'ridings prayer and Mrs. Stew -
Mr. and Mrs. Ke41. Hodges sp,nt art read from Deuteronomy 8:
-t weekend visiting relatives 11-18. The study book was dis-
business. Roll call was ansW-
ered by .14 ladies with 'a Scrip-
ture verse containing, Learn.
Mrs. W. 13rown gave the treas-
urer's repert stating more than
$200 was made at the recent
bazaar. Anexchange of gifts
at the Christmas meeting ,wa-s
cl.eoided upon. atIrs. C Orozieir
read a letter stating the alto
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cation is $260 for.1965. Mrs.
H. Johnston, Mrs. G. Weaver
and Mrs. Ross Eedy will look
after the gifts for the shut-ins
at Christmas. Mrs. Blake told
of the poem, Flander's Fields,
and al repeated. it. Lunch was
served, by Mrs. Id. Jo ton,
Mrs. C. Blake and 1VIrs. oyd
Hodges.
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT.—Mrs. Will
Stewart of Auburn is visiting
with Mrs. Dave Martin this
week. Earl Martin and George
Acker of London were weekend
viSzTrits.
Brian Petrie is a patient in
Children's War Me moria 1
IT)spital in London. He is
wished a speedy recovery.
Messrs. .D1ton Draper, Elmer
Draper and Leroy Draper, and
Mrs. Will Draper visited in
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has spent three vveeks with Mr.
and Mrs. LaVerne Culbert in
Goderich. After her stay ,with
be:. son 1-1:irvey's family she
plans To retern to her own
• ' home if she can find .sorneone,
to with her as a companion. I
Mrs. Clara MeNay has re-
turned. tathe home of Mr. and I
•n the Leamington'area. cu ed Mrs, Witson read
Euchre Winners 1 the ti'easurer'e report. The of -
St. Paul's Ladies Guild held liars were re-elected by ac -
their 'fir,t euchre party' of the clamation, A pot luck supper
will be held at the annual meet -
scason ori November '13 with
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nine tables in play. 1A'inners ing on the motion of Mrs, Rob-
wt,re: Ladies' high, Mrs. Jack ert McAllister. and Mrs. F,
Errington; second, Mrs. Reg. Jones. There. were discussions
Brindley; men's high,.Charles on a Christmas party and also
Fov, ler; second, Greg Park. 1 an q ilts. Mrs. F. Jones read
, • ffei.".-qie •14&gseeift&ew Mrs
47f -weekly. - , • • McAilestei- -read the last part -
Bazaar .'Is Success
Dungannon U.C,W. held a
succes.sful bazaar and tea in
of the creed, "I believe id* the 'I
Gospel."
Film Show ,...
the church basement. Mrs. Mrs, Hugh McWhinney pre-
1,,WWWITith'NtrfrV4vIii"-MIT6'
Veldhuis welcomed the guests. of the Dungannon U.C.W. held
Rev. J. A. Veldhuis opened tn the S.S. room on Tuesday;
the bazaar with greetings .and evening. Mrs. Gordon Finnigan
a word of prayer. An interest- played for the hymns. Mrs.
ling antique display under the T. C. . Anderson gave a n inter -
direction of Mrs. Robert Stoth- esting topic, Christian Educa-
ers and Mrs. J. M. iIed was bon; dealing with India and
held for the first-time. Te Mrs. McWhinney showed a
items included dishes; GlothiM.-,,, film "Frontiers That Cali Us."
ineludiaig a wedding_ dress; Miss., Beth .McConnell led in
clocks, one of which played a prayer. Mrs, Howard 'Johnston
musical tune,'and a grancirno- gave 'a reading. and conducted
ther's -pipe and stand. One a Bible quiz. The president,
Orner of the table was re.serv.- Mrs. C. Blake, conducted the I
115.
Windsor with Mr. Ben Draper
who bas been a hospital pat -
tent there for the past three
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Green
of Detroit were weekend visit-
ors here. ,
Mrs. Rey Petrie visited for a
few days, last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles CroSsett and
family of -Islington.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bills of
Toronto visited with Mrs. Harry
Lednor .last week and Fred
Dickson of • Toronto spent the
weekend with Mrs. Lednor.
Mrs. Will Vrooman is staying
at her home for a couple of
weeks.
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LOCHAI(H.1—Furnace trou-
ble at North Asthfield Public
School again gave the children
a holiday on Monday.
Mrs. Annie' McMurchy -left
an Tuesday to spend the wintor
in Ripley With Mrs. ary
Marty•n.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wyl•d,s
spent a day in St. Marys with
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ,Stone re-
cently.
The W.M.S. ef Ashfield Pres- 1
byterian Church met on Thurs-
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Aforaciief, Mrs.
Gordon Finlayson's roup had
charge of the meeting.
Mrs. David ;MacDonald is
teaching at Ripley ,and District
nigh School in place .of Miss4
Ruth Lindsay who is hospital-
ized.
Due to a severe snow storm
on the weekend, church services
were cancelled on Sunday af-
ternoon at Ashfield Presbyter-
ian Church.
Mr. and lifirl!N5liver YfcC harr-
ies, who had spend a few days
in Toronto and Clarkson, were
among the. many motorists
stranded at Waterloo due to the
bad storm and road conditions
while trying to return home
Saturday evening.
Gone to 5*nd the winter in.
Wingham are Mr. and Mrs.
Donald.B. MacKenzie.
Mr. Herb Ensign has purchas-
ed a house in Lucknow to which
he will be moving shortly.
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