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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-02-04, Page 5Neilson's Every Piece Different Ib. 1.45, 2 Ib. 2.90 Individual Cards 5c to 1.00 CHILDREN'S.. CARDS: 26 Cards for 29c 50 Cards for 49c 35 Cards for 39c Cut -Outs 36 for 29c - Valentine Ideals 50c v. A 1_A116E SELECTION 'OT VALENTINE -GIFTS" Another time saver for her.. Completely automatic, Flip -top, safety concealed cut- tingmechanism with specially hardened tool -steel cutting blade. .08 ant112•9 HAND MIXERS 9:66 Carlton Valentino. -Cards Complete.) ine OLCards E.ot AIL Oecasipnp. ANDERSON'S BOOK CENTRE EAST STREET 3UNQ'ANNf N.- ,Xi . and' xs, Torn Yaun!b, Linda, U004 P"eg"g) and visited UI1 `1111:cial wit1 Mr. and Mrs. Bill wi', •gtus and Erie at the Nile. Mr. and Mrs. Ray'efid £!hits• holm, Suzanneand ?Michael visited on Sunday with., Mrs. Mry C1lisholmn. and:'Mrs. Gordon Schultz, Brenda, Bonnie and Debbie': spent Sunday'twith lir. and 34:s. Tom JaWlor pn4 Jim at Auburn. Visitors on Sunday_ with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kerr and family were Mr. and, Mrs. Gordon Kerr and Brian of Port Albert and Donna and Paul Swplat oaf Gode- rich.. Hospitalized • • Merz a Culbert of Gode- rieh and fo n.erly of Dungan- non is a patient in Viktoria Hos- pital, London. For 'anyone who wishes to visit her or send a card, her address is Room 303, srd floor E., Victoria hospital, London. .It is expected she will be there three weeks or on -ger. W.t. Meet I C. Crozier took charge of the ° Mrs. Ada Falls was hostess devotional service. Mrs. Derk fcrtMte January mectin of Dun !L gtenhen--rtac- the Scripture gannon W.I. Fourteen ladies' lesson an -,1 meditatilon. Mns. a WO ,the -roll eallib3 ,rte ing a , pi;ee.,and pita origin. yrs. J. Daupphin gave a,we1I '' aredl-', pape' en cols Xing a way tat., life nr ,010 ibusilse ''..*Plans were made to entertain' the patients at the Ontario hospital hater this 'menlh, - .,t�. card party , was dis+od sed and committees pointed to, Barry out the dr, xap+gemem s. The 'bops was" in 'charge of Mrs. E. Rivettt and Mrs. T. Rivett gave an, interest- ing aeeount . 'her, trip to `the West• coast last fall. She show ,ed several cards and , pi etures which helped to illluOtrate her talk. •The meeting closed in the usuaI1 Manner and lunch was served by the hostess. The U.C.W. Dungannon U.C.W met in the church basement ,for the Janu- ary meeting with a good at- tendance. Mrs. W. Brown, pre- udent, opened the meeting with prayer. A minute's silence was. observed in Memory of Mrs. M. Shackleton, a life member, who passed- away lastt week. darts. ..;:'.;}4'it:!��R;�"'�a!*:A:�;:;,:R■.! fid•...,,*-.; ASSOCIATE STORE "Nip" Whets`'ane 36 North St. Goderich Dial 524-7394 -___ , Jim 1 rep an had, charge of the study; period, outlining the first two chapters of the new study j book, "God and His Purpose." Hymns were sung with Mrs. Brian Hallam as pianitst.- Dur- in-; busing-.. Mrs. II. Johnston gave the minutes of the last - -_ _.. - _., ... __.,ineeti.ug .an�d...Mrs- oss.:X it , Auburn -Chord the treasurer's report. Roll • :call was answered by payment.. AUBURN.— Knoxr Presbyter :of fees. Many thank you cards were read for Ch,ristMas. gifts, ian, Church held its congr�e ga cards and going away gifts: Mrs.doral• meeting with ev. R. Ll: K K Dawson, convener of fin - MacLean presiding. The min-' once, gave the budget for 1965 Utes were read by Mr. Donald which was accepted. $50.O0 Haines. The session report 1,Vas'j was voted to the Board ,of Stew - given by the clerk, Donald ardcs• A congregational dinner Haines, . stating that there had will be held at a later date. been two elders ordained •dux- ti[rs. M. Reed announced World in.g- the :year, William Wagner Day of Prayer will be held in and Arthur Yaun�blut; also !the . Anglican C'hunch. ' tt7rs. '' that there had been three deaths I Dawson closed with prayer and -iris^tht— re tion-: The -maria. lug al was seri e T 1fiy Mfrs '._h; _ agefrs' report was presented by Rivett and Mrs. W. Pentland. the chairman, Roy Daer, and the -C.G.I.T. report wvas given' ,: by Mrs. Wes Bradnoc'k. The I ' Sunday school report was .ac- . LocHALsii _,..:.4..11 nn nrom7,•P!� I�Yv i ii .q ' LOCHALSH.—Little Pam Mc - report was given by Mrs.rs,I'Was ' entertained her frients old Haines and Mrs. Wilfred 2n the occasion of her third San•derson.. Mrs. Roy Daer gave ,birthday un Thursday after - the Ladies' Aid report v , hick Aloon. showed • a substantial -balance. j Services. at Ashfield Presby Mrs., Ed. Davies presented the . auditors' report for all the terian Church will be at 11 a.m. . church. books (which she and , for the next six months. Miss Ella 'Wagner had audited. 1• The, annual congregational meeting - at Ashfield Presbyter - The offic ms for the coming ;. can Church had •to be cancelled year are s follows MiatiSter, ;for the second time due to •bad Rev. R. U. MacLean, B.A.; s•es- roach and snow. cion, -John Houston, Alfred Rol- �Chasses were called off at . linson, J. Kenneth Scott, Wil- school " on N.orthAs ham. Wagner, Arthur Young h6el�l .Fri; . blut and Donald Haines. clerk; dal, because. of the $Moran. RA .Daer, 'Gordon ; Mrs. Reuben Wilson has bee. �� managers,', . ;• a �.�-under the doctors care and at • ;;"j '1 Dobie, Major Youngblut, Ed.. esent is ill in bed. 1?av�ies,. ,William -Wagner 2nd p;, r Wi'.�fred Sanderson; trustees, ; Miss Margaret Ann MacDon- Arthur Youngblut, Harvey- Mc-', ald, bride -elect, was 'guest of Gee, Donald Haines; organists, ';honor ata shower- held. -on. �� ► �� tiViiss Margaret Haines, Miss � ^:VIcnday evening at North Ash - P:! urch field .drool. 13. `��/' /� •�d�� s 'Margaret Donald Haines; church treasurer, Mrs. Wes.' Bradntck;.- auditors, .Mrs. Ed. ° Davies, Miss Luella Wagner: -...., historian, Mrs. John Houston; I ASHFLELD.—Rod MacLennan Sunday school secretary-tteasnr of Detroit visited with' has bro- er, Miss Margaret, Haines; lull- 'tther, Frank, last weekend. -ers, Gordon Dobie, Gordon Bob MacGregor spent a few rDaer, Kenneth, Scott,' Murray Clays last week in. Toronto with Youngblut and Wes Bradnock. his sister, Mrs. G. Leadbetter. After the election of officers On Monday night a imiscellan- IIa business session ,was._ eld nd . eous shower was held in 14orth ;plans were. made for a new Ashfield sctrool in honor of Mi.ss heating system. for the church Margaret Macdonald of Toronto. and also -'a discussion re ` th-e The Sacrament or the Lor'd's tnanse -which is still 'vacant. Supper will be observed in Ash - Lunch was served by the anem- bers . of the Ladies' Aid in charge-OrVlrs.'M:ajor Youngblut and Mrs. Ed. Davies. VALENTINE CANDIES Heart Shaped Boxes arid Regular Boxes -- SpeciallyWrapped For Valentines Day. : . LL'! tl field Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 11 a.m. with prepar- atory services on Friday at 8 p.m.. y rt �1.�GRAp v Yes, every smart cupid kinows that for a gift that is sure to 'please, shop at the Fashion Shoppe. All the latest styles a and prices that will fit your budget. Sweaters 4•-' Skirts • Slacks Dresses • Coats. • ILiingerie The FASWONSHOPPE • THE SQOARE Assciations Father's thght Hears `Mathematics Wha•t �Sputnk ' Did to The monthly meeting of the by the Russian's that spurred the Goderich Home and School As- Western World c in the field .. Sorelation was helddJanuarly 26th of mathematics. He pointed in Victoria Public School with :Out that it is not a new concept the president, Mrs. H. Carroll, I in mathematics, but rather a• presiding ' The theme for the ;new approach tp maths, and is evening was "Father's Flight," an& more than the usual nun',- ber of fathers were present -It was hoped this trend would continue for -Mature meetings. Following a. (brief business meeting,,, students from grades 7 and 8, underthe direction of Mrs. Shaddik k and accorrupanied by Mr. W. fiameror}, on the piano, sang several Carols wMch were very much. enjoyed. The guest speaker. for 'ale evening, William Nediger of the Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton, spoke on the "New Mrathematics" which its present- ly being taught in the sch6ols. Being a member of the grade 7 to 10 cuu i,culum committee, and a counseibbr for the On- tario Association of Teachers of Maths and PhysiK, Mr. Ned- iger was well qualified to speak on this subject. In his talk, he stated that while it is Balled New Math- ematics, it hats actually been under development' rime t1 turn o 'the eenitvey, and it was only the launching of Sputack an endeavor to un y -all the existing branches of matte - Mr. Nediger's address v a.s most informative and aroused a keen interest among those present as .was evidenced by the - question -period whish fol- lowed. Mr Nediger was intro- duced by the 'program char• marc, Mrs, R. H. Cornish, and following his talk was thankei on - b'ehalf of the Hone anti School A.ssociatior by Mr.' Frank Moore, " grades 7 and 8 teacher" of Nieto!' Lauriston School. Following the meeting, a sm- orgasbord Inndhh ?was served bye"` the male toddlers and members of the school board. In her closing remarks, the president expressed the hope bhe attendance, , especial`1Y annOngst 'the lathers, wOukI be as good at the next meeting to be held on Tuesday, February 23, at which- time the winners int the Royal Canadian teed* Public S4peakir4g contest .present the* talks.