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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-11-25, Page 224'I;,lRN.:,— The Walkerburn son to -bring cheer to the needy in the county. - 'Mrs. Ted flunking reported that there were more sales on, the Christmas cakes. The prize draw was wokn by Mrs. Tom Cun- ningham. It had been donated by Mrs. Leonard Archambault. Plans .were made for tire. De- cember meeting which will -be held at the home of Mrs. John Snyders. - The roll call is to be answered by a Christmas mess- age and the program will be planned by Mrs. L. Archambault and Mrs. Henry Hunking. The lunch committee will be Mrs. Elliott Lapp, Mrs. John Hallam, Mrs: Garth McClinchey and Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey. The feature of the afternoon was a demonstration by Mrs. Tom Cunningham on the making of candles: She assisted several members to make their own IAA/ met at the home of Mrs. faun 01MUingham with the pre- sident, Mrs. Ted flunking, in charge, The meeting was open ed by dinging 0, Canada follow- ed by all repeating the Lord's. Prayer. The minutes were accepted as mad b1,3 the secretary, Mrs. El- liott Lapp and the financial re- port was given by the treasurer, firs. Walter Cunningham. The roll call was answered by 20 members telling of a childhood memory. A thank -you letter was read from Miss Clare McGowan of the C.A.S. thanking the members for their donation of $38.00. Mrs. Lorne Hunking-reported on the 'visit to the C.A.S.. office and plans were made for next year on how they could assist thein get ready for. the Christmas sea - —STEADY EMPLOYMENT, NO LAYOFF —AGE 20-40 - -HONEST AND WILLING WORKER —NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY —WILLING TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY. PENSION PLAN - HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL INSURANCE FULLY PAID • —MUST BE INQGOOD. HEALTH AND ACTIVE —MUST BE ABLE TO GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE - —GOOD WAGES colored candles. Mrs. Carmen Cross was in charge of a face-malcinteontest 'and the winners were Karen Mc- Clinchey 'and Mrs. George Sch- neider., Lunch was 'served by "1V,irs. William flunking, Mrs. Joe flunking, Mrs. Ted Hunking and - Mrs. James Jackson. Knox U.C.W. The United Church Women of Knox United Church held an evening of dinner and entertain- ment last Wednesday. During the year the three groups held an attendance contest. Unit two was the winner with the leader, Mrs. Norman MoClinchey. Unit three, with their leader, Mrs. Ernest Durnin, served smorgas- bord dinner at 7 p.m. Unit one, with their leader, Mrs. James Jackson, provided the program for the evening. This was planned by Mrs. Lawr- ence Plaetzer and Mrs. Th mas Lawlor. Mrs. Plaetzer presided for the program. A poem was read by Mrs. Roy Easom. A piano solo was play- ed,.,bylirs._ James Jackson. Mrs. Ralph D. Munro intro- duced the guest speaker of tht , evening, Mrs. Stanley, Lyon of Londesboro. She took her audi- ence on a trip, to Portugal -by showing pictures. Mrs. Lyon and her husband had taken this trip this past summer to visit their daughter, Miss Vera Lyot.6 who is a missionary there. Mrs. Wil- fred Plunkett thanked Mrs. Lyon for her interesting trave- logue. Mrs. Bill Empey and Mrs. Tom Lawlor operated the projector. Mrs. James Jackson presided at the piano and played Christmas music while there was an ex- ,. A.. Miss Elmo. Mutch read a paper and told of the questionnaire which will be used to help in the, preparation of meetings for the coming year. Mr. Harvey, McDowell was present and took pictures of the U.C.W. The btirsi'ness meeting will be held on December 8 at 2 p.m Mrs. Jack Armstrong and Mrs, "ill E pey were in charge of crokinole games. Winners were: Ili;h, Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer, Mrs. NoPman Wightman; low, Mrs.. Gordon 1VIoClinchey, Mrs. R, Koopmans. Mrs. Gordon Mc- Cl,inchey 'expressed thanks to Unit One and Unit Three for the enjoyable evening. Make -Up Talk For C.G.I.T. The Auburn C.G.I,T. group met in- the Sunday school room of Knox Presbyterian Church with the first vice-president, Gail Miller, in charge. After the call. to worship 'a hymn was sung with -llama/Tr 'Sanderson at the piano. This was follow- ed by the Purpose and the Lord's Prayer. The Scripture lesson was read by Brenda Ball and the offering was received r; Cathy Schneider and dedicated. The roll call was answered by each naming her favorite book. The minutes of the previous meeting were ac- cepted as read ,,by',the secretary, Ruth Bere. The girls decid 1 to sell chocolates'and the Vesper Candlelight service will be held on Decein er 19 at ,3Q _p.m. The guest, spedlcerfthe even- ing was Mrs. tloydF'Wa den of Westfield. She spoke to the girls on health and the proper way to. use rpalce-upand. the new ways of ayppling it. Jane Doran thanked Mrs. Walden for her demonstration on the model of the evening,, Iarian Youngblut, The evening was closed by sing- ing Tarfs. 'Plan Christmas Dance The combined A.Y.P.A. and P,Y.P.S. Met at the home of the president, Margaret Sanderson. Margaret was in charge of the meeting which opened with sing- ing with Diane Van Camp at the piano. The .Scripture lesson was read' by Ruth Here followed by prayer by' the, prosident. The programs art topics were discussed for the corning year. Plans were made to hold a Christmas dance on December 28 with Gail Miller and' Mary Sanderson in charge of arrange; ments. The decorating commit- tee is to be Judy Arthur and Jane- Doran The --next. -meetin-g is to be. held at the- home of Judy Arthur on December 12. Lunch was served by Mrs. Wil- fred Sanderson and her daugh- ters;"' Barbara, Margaret and Mary. Personals Reg Asquith of Islington and Harold. Asquith of Streetsville visited in the village last Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Bird and Robert visited last week • with friends in Toronto. William Moorhead of Benmiller was the relief -manager of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce here and at Dungannon. _ Mr. and Mrs, Ralph D. Mtihro left last Friday for Ottawa to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yetmgblut and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon `R. Tay: lot visited with their daughter, Mrs. Ronald Rathwell, Michael and Janice at Brantford last Sunday. Mrs. Cliff Bastla of London visited last Week with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Davies. Durnin Phillips of Lurgon Beach visited last Thursday with Mrs. Charles Straughan. ' Mrs. George Hamilton is visit- ing her grandson, his wife and family at Sarnia this week, Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Anderson, Miss Margare,t R. Jackson and' Mrs. Gorden McClinchey attend- ed the concert given by Gracie Fields in London last Saturday evening. Misses Frances Houston and Mary Houston visited friends in London for a couple of days last week. Durnin Phillips and his sister, Miss Myrtle Phillips of Lurgon Beach visited last week with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert J. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnston and Miss Laura Phil- lips. Miss Betty Marsh of Hamilton spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh. Tom McPhee was able to re- turn to his home after several weeks as a patient in Clinton hospital. Mrs. Gordon Chamney and dr • vigor in aorta off,'".. pital 144 weed. Mrs.. Ed. v l avies: and Mr, Ancl Mxs. To#n Il'aggittatten lecl the golden wed ding arm' ersarJ of to, Bim Sr. retuned t weekeut to 13,1004 after staying for the yieeic with iier grand. �hildxe�., This year Pioneer line of ohaia saws offers a model .for, very need. From occa. siQnai use around the cottage. to big timberlogging opera. tions you'll . find what you VII 47 Want with Pioneer. 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