The Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-10-21, Page 16HOLMESVILLE. —Ronnie
Blake, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ger-
ald, Blab, is a patient Sea -
forth hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Vincent
d Mark of Blyth were Sunday
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"� tor
s with
ward Grigg.
day afternoon for their October
meeting. Mrs. Francis Cantelon
e 0 the worship
clear f
as in F
w g
service. poem
was read by
andthe'roll
call
.lake
e dah
Gln l3
was taken by Marlene Yeo.
Ricky Blake took up the offer-
ing. Mrs. Cantelon told a story
Hong Kon 't'lk to the children and conducted
games. Refresh n :were serv-
ed by Laurelane"'-Rond and
Glenda `Blake. he' Messengers
will have their usual candy booth
at the November 10th bazaar,
The Thanksgiving -.Meeting Qf
the Holmesville U,C.W was held
' Tuesday evening, Oetober 12 at
8 o'clock. Mrs. Edward •Grigg
was in charge of the program
and it opened with"A call to wor-
ship and prayer after tha.hymn. `
Mrs. Muriel Grigg read' the! L
Scripture, and the Bible metas LOCHALSII.—The W.M.S. of
tion was taken by Mrs, D. Glid Ashfield Presbyterian Church I the long winter, and a pretty
don. A prayer of thanksgiving,hel'tl its autumn than'.colfering 1 miserable time must have been
It"s a bit ' a shock to learnand really let loose. when the
that when children go out in night arrives. We adults have
costumes on Hallowe'en ° night, the comfort of knowing that
asking for shell -outs (a„nd more the ghosts and witches we meet
recently contributions to aid are harmless, and will probably
LI:vICEFO), they are actually ,a� .�,a when given a handful
e morbi 1 ns.
rather d
'n
0
n
a th
t ��
carrying P
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y g
' 1 called
Samhain, cele- � : � r 'a � .though, we have our
festival tiva
e bythe ancient Druids. " yv b` .: ;.of lurking demons—
In
e and and c They're a lot more
' ian Irl d ,
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gist
In r
e a�
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Scotland on October 31, witches kz y pear on Hallowe'en
and goblins were a lot less
friendly than they are nowa-
days.
They used to carry off child -r
ren, destroy crops, kill live
stock, and generally .terrify the
population. Departed spirits re-,
visited. their families. people
went from door to door de-
manding food to sack up for
was given by Mrs. Carman l c'b meeting on Thursday afternoon
butt and a poem by Mrs. Francis at the church and had as guests,
Cantelon. A recording of thc�', ladies from ,Dulfgannon, White -
anthem based on the Dutch' church and Lucknow. Mrs. Ross
hymn of thanksgiving was en -'Shies of Luc'.:now ':: as rocs:
joyed by those present. I S — —
speakor. Mrs. Richard West Miss Katherine SlcGreor of
had by all.
Nowadays of course it's a"1oti
more fun. Children look foz`
ward to Hallowe'en excitedly
had charge of the meeting and
Clinton gave a talk on her re- 'Ars. Alvin ` Zobb, the div
S.
ik ly b
tha Lein Any other night, .and
file spoil' the fun in no time,
whict, is why the -Ontario Safety
League once more offers, you
Some tips to help ward off these
kvil !spirits.
At home, 'try using a flashlight en spooks—our children.
in the jacko'lantern instead kof j
the tradittonah- htltaxdonswcaDI
dee. Light your porch and clear
obstacles frtrm the garden to
discourage pranksters and avoid
tumbles in the dark. Help make
your- children visible to drivers,
by dressing ,flhem in light color.
ed costumes, or decorating dark
.ones with reflective tape. And
to help them see better, use
makeup disguises instead as
Masks:
Above all, if you drive, be
doubly cautious on October 31,
and keep a watchful eye out
for those 20th century Hallowe'-
St. Helens
HFLENS.--Mr. and Mrs
inion De 'Boer'returned on Fri -
ay evening from a two-month
to Ilrxlland.
Irvi� Mc-Cahe of Winds -'r
$itin ' wi'.h i\Ir. and Mrs
1V1c uillin and Mr. a::d
red leQuillin.
Cijarlie Mc"onald is
ing few days :vith lint
ter," Irs. Keith Cranston,
.. etw,s m;11194�...s. 1rlierY
tori IIospital, Laudon, n
r+sd�ay'�
r. ante;, Mrs. (;nrdon Me'n- I
ibf R.O'hmond Hill and Miss
Garet lcintvre of 'I'nr.-n;:._1
isit
Mi
is v
'rani
I r.
.. cent trip to Hong Komi, and VIr. and Mrs. Eulil:° 1facl.er, : ce'i 1 f the
— The Octo-
Japan illustrating her talk :pith', nan s en'\Sunday in Palmerston her mc'eticlg of the Donnybrook
ehr- hid_ i P - ' •-
- n �1 �a a i d- t 1� r = ba°pt'Nttr° .
Mrs. D. Gliddon thanked her their grandson, Stephen Bruce hectic of Mrs. Ernest Snowden
oc,d attendance.
on behalf of the group.
The business was conducted
by the president, Mrs. L. Bond.
Final plans were made for the
regional convention of the West
Huron U.C.W. to be held at Hol-
mesvilleol-
mesville on Octob4 22.Mrs.
Les Jervis was appo nted to the 1 Rev. Rod MacLeod of Luck -
,office of treasurer on the resig-; now was guest minister at Ash -
nation of Mrs. Frank McCul-' field Presbyterian Church on
Sillier, at the Presbyterian '' I'h `'
Church there. The call to worship was given ,\
Silo filling seems to be the by Mrs. Milliard Jefferson whoyt;\i.�
order of the day. Due to • so also led in prayer.
much rain the job is proving ' "For the beauty of the earth"
quite an Ordeal for 'local farisi-I was sun;.; and Mrs. Sans.. Thompi
ers.. son read Scripture. Mrs. Jeffers
son gave the meditation. Mrs.
William Hardy read a poem and
Mrs. Edward Robinson read a
chapter on "Brazil."
Mrs. Stuart Chamney gave the
minutes of the previo'us meet-
ing. Brian Snowden received
the offering. Mrs. Jefferson
conducted the business.
An invitation to attend a
special meeting at Whitechurch
was accepted.
The meeting at Holmesville
was discussed. It was decided
to have Mrs. Norman Wightman
speak at the next meeting and
give °a report from. -Alma: Col,
lege.
Mrs. Margaret Leddy had
charge of the chapter in: the
study book and gave a talk on
it, followed by a discussion per-
iod.
Mrs. Jefferson closed the meet-
ing with the benediction. Lunch
was served by the hostess assist-
ed by Mrs. Edward Robinson
and -Mrs. Ray Hanna.
lough.
Hostesses for -the evening were
Mrs. Elmer Potter, Mrs. Eldon
Yeo, Mrs. C. Park and Mrs. L.
Bond.
Messengers
The Messerfgers met in the
Sunday • school room on Satur-'
Sheppardton
SHEPPARDTON: -- Mr. and.
Mrs. Horton Talmay visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Durnin Philips at
Lurgon Beach on Sunday..
Those attending the funeral
of Mr. Wm. Dallirie of Monkton,
from this area, included. Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Hunter, Mrs.
Terence Hunter, Mrs. Amos
Andrew and Mrs. Horton Tal-
may..��
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rising. of
Goderich, Mr. 'and Mrs. Camp-
bell of Leamington, and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Rising enjoyed
a trip to Collingwood on Sunday.
Sunday. Rev. McCombie was
anniversary minister at Dun-
gannon,:
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Gibson were Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Brown of Brantford.
Mr. Finlay MacLennan is em-
ployed in Kitchener.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
McCharles are Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin Clark of Worcester, Mass.,
U.S.A.
, Mr. Oliver McCharles return-
ed' home from Kincardine hos-
pital on Saturday where he had
been - a patient. He -had been
receiving treatment for a hand
injury resulting from an accid-
ent with the hay baler.
Mrs. Donald MacKenzie spent
a few days visiting in Clinton
with Mr. and Mrs. -Roy Connell.
Mrs.. Alvin Robb is teaching
advanced sewing at Lucknow
district night school. .
Sut� y visitors :with Mrs. 1
Mil and Isobel.41:
uH; ',y) services at St.
t;r'Id Church will he
c ay, October 24 at
The regular meeting of the T. MoQrel „and C. Hunter. The
Colborne, Township Home and topic was "The home, the school
p
. ►�
School Association as at held Zion
and the Child
Tuesday, October12,
school. The president? Mrs. B. Thanks wa expressed by Mr.
Homan, welcomed the 50 mem- E. Reaburn to all the panelists.
e
berg present. • The meeting - adjourned at.
The installation of officers f°or0.30d Pan- Lunch and .coffee
1965-1966 with Mrs. P, Moss as were served by Mr -s. W. Bogie
chairlady went as follows: Pre• and committee, and allo social
hour 'ova's enjoyed,
silent, Mrs. B. Homan; 1st vice-
president, Mrs. G. Chamney;
2nd. vice-president, Mrs. V. Van -
stone; 3rd vice-president, Mrs.
J. Scott; treasurer, Mrs. M. Mont-
gomery; recording and press
secretary, Mrs. W. Reid; corres-
ponding secretary, Mrs. R. Ker-
nighan; council representative,
Mi•s, G. Chamney; finance con-
vener, Mrs, A. Linklater; mem-
bership and room representative,
Mrs. \V. Westlake; program, Mrs. +
E. - Reaburn; social, Mrs. W. w /
Bogie; special, Mr. J. Glutton.
Mrs. G. Chamney, cotincil rep-
resentative, gave, a thorough - ;•rp""``.
and"interesting talk on her re- ^�
cent trip to Niagara Falls, to
attend the annual convention of.
,131.(J -WP., -4 -1, -k)5. -c13 -9g acs_.
i•' i
at ions. �E..
Prp;ratp convener, Mrs. E
Reaburn, announced that Dr. R.r„
M. Allis will speak at the Janu-
ary
anu ary meeting.
Mrs. G. McPhee introduced�� fT
the guest 'panelists as. follows:
P. Main, principal, as moderator;
Miss Irene Pfrimmer, Mrs. J.
Scott, C. Harman, G. Robertson,
11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Services
will be in charge of Rev. A.
Willis and Rev. W. J. Taylor of
)orch:'.�t er
Oci Friday evening, Rev. J. R.
Wheeler of Auburn was chair-
-an for a reception service for
Rev.- A. L. Willis, Calvin United
Church new minister.. Rev. Gor-
don Kaiser of the Ashfield
charges delivered the address
';rtneings from. llti of Presby-
tery were brought -IVi=v.
lligginbottom of Walton. Rev
F. Green also extended a ::el
come to the Willis family. At
the conclusion of the evening,
lunch was served by the ladies.
Ilavyj',ng taken up residence at
1 he manse, a warm welcome is
extended to Mr. and Mrs. Willis
from the community.
At
v . -'.n,
The Qc . ;
Clinton Junior Pa. ravers was held
.jointly,Stiatitti Clinton Junior
' ha•
Clinton Town
Ix>tstitu e n 'i
Hall '
a good attendance.
r_
Bruce Betties was in charge
of the meeting. The roll call
was answered by the boys saying
what •they would .1ikd to see in
girls -and the girls answered
what they would like to see in
boys. There were many interest-
ments from boll
laoys and girls..
The business was
t4Q4
:cussed and - reports r.
Planswere C
completed t4
e inhe
n u
a dt A
cbu
arn.C" �.
sty 1Wexnoxial Hall -qn
22. Miss Sharon Ball told
her 'recent trip to the.
Nations, also her visits .to
ington, New '"fork and ties
York World's Fair,
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