The Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-04-15, Page 6mei , $1,1041,9.t, f►1r, Thursday, APrii, 101th,. 19
•DU`NG'ANATON. Mr, ' and
Ws. Delmer Maize, of Searbo-
rough, spent .the a 'weekel d with.
Mr.; and M's.Bert Maize.
.Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Durnin who were
married recently.
Mrs. Steve 1l:elesic of Goder-
ioh„ spent spare time with her
mother, - M. Frank Jones. Mrs.
Jones had the misfortune to fall•
Viand crack a none _ n_; ter.,and
which • we. hope will, soon heal
.Visitors On :yttrlday with Mr.
anrdmWS!-J•im Rtvett, Dan and
- • Scott Were Mr. 'an:d Mrs.. Gar-
net Diehl, Brenda and. Brian' ' of
Goderieh _and Mr , Verne Jew-
ell.
Guests over the weekend with
Mrs. Bessie Stewart and her
brgther,, B: own ;mythe. - were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brigham
and Betty' and Bob and Carol
Strnyt'h, all of Toronto.
14liss Gaiil A.hton of Goder-
kh spent the 'weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Park and family.
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Anniversary
A social evening was enjoyed,
by 25 ,guests 'la (honor .4;>f Mr.
and` !yrs. ayR-Ashton's sil+vee
anniversary. ° Euchre and .binixio
were enj uyed - guests from
London. CanT,1achie, Clinton,
BriUeefieid, Goderrich 'and Dun-
gannon, Mr: .and Mrs. Ashton
have a family of three „daugh-
ters, Marie (Mrs. Bill gark),
Dungannon Gail and Nja,1rilyn, 'at
home, There --are sic,: grand
children. " "
Guild Meets.
St. Paul's Ladies Guild held
their, nZoautirly !meeting at the
home of Mrs. (Rev.) John King
on Thursday afternoon Witt
the presidektt, Mrs. Elmer Flack
in the chair. Mrs. Torn Young
read the Seriii. Lure. It was de-
cide:d, to -make- turkey- -pies-
again. The expenses for the
i'ast project were paid. The
meeting was closed with pray-
erand the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Tom Young, served a lov-
ely Bunch.
•a
+ LOCHALSH +
LOCHALSH. — The C.G.I.T.
of Ashfield eresbyterian Church
met oft Monday evening in the
Church.
Mr. and M'•s. Roy MacKay,
who last Leir home by fire on
Tuesday of last week, 'have
moved into the house awned
by Lorne Luther, .,,the former
1M'acIntyre place.
Mrs. Duncan Parrish Ls work-
ing in Lucknow' at the Bank
of Montreal..
Mrs. Donald MacKenzie atten-
ded -the Synodical for the Pres-
byterian Chur-'h held in Wal-
kerton during the past week.
We are -sorry to report that
-Mrs. Jim West is -aa--patient in
Winig a.m hospital as , is Mrs.
Henry ' MacKenzie, both with
pneumonia.
Gordon -Ft nlay-s On- was
hostess fo: the Women's Inst-'
it:ute' meeting on Wednesday
evening,
Thursda : w.,is moving day in
PORTER'S HILL.
PORTER'S HILL. — Mins
Dorothy Stirling, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Stirling; was •recenly- married
to .Mr. Dpug1us McIntos'h, of
Embro. .
Mrs. Harry Torrance will be
_-'-- Tiie lio fe `wren ce"i7� w
meets next -ce.ek.
Miss Mary Brindley and her
pupils held "Open House" in
the schoolhouse on Monday ev-
eni ng.
John Cox, hurray' Torrance„'
and 'John "llannir g were m("m-
bers of the Denomrne Flowers
bantam hockey team which won
the Goderich house league
charnpionsh- p last Thursday --
evening.
Special Eater services Will
be held in Trace. Church on •
Sunday afternoon. There will
be ro .Sunday School.
Members or Grace U.C.W.
assisted with the program' at the
regtil car meeting of the Gorier.'
.ich Senior Citizens on Wednes-
day of last cv ek.
Mernlbera of StQ Peter's C.W.L.
met in the Church ,hall,. for the
April meeting. The -meeting was
'chaired by Mrs.•=Leo Wa12ak
with Miss Helen McCarthy act -
'Ing as sercreta;'y for the "Met-,
Mrs, Herb SiMpson was ap--
peinted :secret,ar y for the corn
irig year replacing Mrs," Larry
> ionf e. The remaining officers.
,will hold t•he'r office for an,
cit'her year:
Mrs. Ben Chisholm gave the
`Te•as'urer's report. The recent
t. Patricksupper a c h e d
$258.37,
Donations of e5.00 each 'were
made to Our -Lady's Missionary.
and Sbhool of Christ TV pro-
gram. . The. Longue also •dlar
'aced S10.00 -te'lhe Cander"See-
icty, ' • - , °
'Suggestions were brbuglht for-
ward for spring activities, such
as tea. dessert card party etc.
It was decided to leave arrant,
gements tto the Ways and Means.
Committee.
Akte.panivenier• ac Ab Vie.
Year; 4004 ins, her mom*
atom;. The League ,is very grate-
--
r�ithitui~se
h�(oy(taet$to find a wworthy.sue-
eeSSe* ,
The. League purchased two
CQmnuuPty Concert tickets to
PO given to w artthy Students.
:Mrs. J, J, Murphy, education
ccgi'vtrter, announced the win-
nersin tihe pester corxtest held
in coujitrlotion„ with ache recent
,buffet supper. They nvere as ,fol-
lawa:' Grade°'5: Mary •So Helfer,
•Conn•la "Murphy, .Tulle Sudy'k.
.Grade- fit paivid•-S linger; Lei oy
Selman; Mark BrutInieki. Grade
7: Marlene Connelly, Paul Hei-
fer, Micheal, Sady'k. 'Grade 8:
T'erela Murphy, Francis. Lynn,
Pat in+Ielady,
The Meeting c1oced with
prayer and tel.: was- served by
Mrs. Clarence Pollock, wel- Mrs...Josephinne Chisiholtrp.
light sunny flavour
rect-,-E
elon s
bester Taylor
or on Fridaty
be!f ore avis
Including . . .
Faked Virginia Ham
With PineaIiple Ring,
. TURKEY
With Alt The Trimmings,
the community. ' Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Farrell moved into the
Ensign place and Mrs. Harvey
Robb moved some of her pos-
ie::sions to Wingharn.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Mac-
Kenzie returned to their home
yin Lochalsh ,arfter spending the
winter in Wingham.
Mr. Eldon- Bradley has pur-
chased the David Johnstone
farm..
Miss F;orence MacLennan
was soloist at Ashfield Pres-
byterian Church on Sunday.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
McCharles on the week end
were Mr. and :Mrs. Harold Jan-
sen of Oakville.
Recent visitors in Sarnia
were ,Mr. and Mrs. Ewan Mac-
Lean.
-L lz..aryl Mrs.,. Warrezi_..WyJds.
were recent visitors in "St.
Marys , with Mr: and Mrs. Al-
fred Stone.
Farewell Party,
A 'fai•eAvEll party was held on
Friday evening for Mrs. Har-
vey RQbb, Elaine and Donald
at ,the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Moncrief. They were
presented with a lamp, je•wel-
.,lery and Bibles from their
friends` in this district before
leaving for their new home in
Win•gham w
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'According to the index of av-,
erase rwages and salaries paidi-
in Caniadlan -industry, •Canadians4
now. earn in less than 30 min-•!
utes the sam, pay forwhich
they worked one hour in 1949.
Mr. and Mrs. James Charles Durnin are pictured following
their marriage on Saturday, Apra 3, in St. Pawl's Luth-
eran Church, Bridgeport, Ontario. The bride is the former
June Schilter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs..Hermin R. Schiller,
Kirtchener, and the groom is the sort of Mrs. Herbert Finn-
igan, Dungannon, and`" Mr. Charles Durnin, Bassano, Alb-
erta. They are 'residing in London, Ontario.
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