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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-04-14, Page 8A ILO G ode' l . -•_ � • �' Signal,Star, ''ttrsy 4111 �.. _ . Harold; Gordon. P> tter n DUNGANNON. A former resident Of this etiinrininity, liar - ".old Gordon Patterson, ,passed away suddenly on April 1. in St. Joseph's Hospital, Hai ailton, in his. 4Gth year. . Born at. St Helens;' he was the. eldekt son of the late John • --Patterseti ; d. -Mrs Jean P t4 terson : ]ITtlrazivi v. He attended pudic s elliool in Dungannon and after residing here for some years, he spent some .tt ue• in Goderich, and at 'the time of ,llis death he, was employed Sttidebakers in Hamilton. c, Surviving besides his mother are his wife, and two sisters, Mrs. (Ferne) S.crimegour of! DONNYBROOK. -- The April Goderich and Mrs. (Lenore) His- I ;neeting of the U.C.W. was held lop of Sarnia, and one. brother,. Wednesday afternoon at the Calder of Windsor. The funeral was held in Hamilton. Ladies Guild The April 'meeting of the St. Paul's Ladies' Guild was held at the home of Rev. S. Jav of Eldoni Culhcrt, Carol and keen- .1ast week., ni'e—for baster were Mr. and" Miss Lynda Blake of Searboro Mrs. Clifford Jardine and family and Bill Blake Of Stratfr-d of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Teachers' College are spending Ronald Crawford and family of the holidays this week with Exeter and Mrs. Annie Sere of their parents, lbi'. and Mrs. Cecil Dungannon. a Blake. Mr. and firs. Harvey Fuller ' Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mug- af Goderict, were visitors ,en ford of London spent the Week - Sunday with Mr. °sand Mrd. Rossend 4 tbeix, lama- ere Ie edy, Paul and Rosemary. Mrs. Melinda Nevins of Clin- Mr. and Mrs Ja ck Errington ton, visited recently with Mr. and les, Melinda Neyins at- and Mrs`; Jack Errington and tended the funeral of Harold other ,relatives here. Gordon Patterson in Hamilton Mr: and Mrs. JO Dauphan R? , IPORTER'S HILL m� PORTER'S elle..—Miss Mary Snell and Miss Peggy .Alin `Bet= ties, Hamilton, spent the week- end' with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Betties and family: •ate: .Mrs. Leslie Co'x and Miss. Dor- othy„ Cox, Kirkland Lake, are visiting k1'iK•, and Mrs. William Cox and family: Mr. and Mr.z. W. E. Betties, ',i'p,rent;e�_. were weekend guests. df Mr: and Mrs. Alien Bottles: ' Mrs.. Wilinei Riddell will be the •hostess' when ,Grace,.U.C.W. meets nett. week. ;; 'Bobby .111orrispti, London, spent holidays with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Townshend. Rev. W. Maines conducted 'well -attended Easter services it Grace Church Next Sunday there will be ;i 'communion ser- vice. Allen and Alvin Settles re- cently sold 16 dairy cattle 'to Spanish • fanners: An oific'a1 board meeting of Grace and St. Andrew's church- es was held in Bayfield last week. Plans were made for morning service at Grace Church during the summer months. John Campbell read several applications from min- isters' interested in accepting a call to the charge, and was in- structed to contact two of them. Mrs. Frank :MacGregor;. Lon- desboro; Mrs. W. J. Biggart, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Biggart and Barbara, Toronto, visited Mr, and Mrs. John Tor- rance this pas .weekend. Miss Patricia Cok, Torgnto, spent the weekend with her family. spent Easter with relatives at Chatham. Mr. and_ rs..Jaek Eedy, Mich- ael and Laurel. of StrathroY were weekend visitors vtfith Mr. and. Mrs. Heber Eed'y Easter visitors with Rev. and Mrs.. - Veldhuis were" Miss Gay Veldhuis and Dr. ienneth Veld- lulls- c .anddo8„ and MIss` i . e Veidhuis, R.N. of Goderich. ""= Mr. acid Mrs. Glenn Weaver, Brian ,and Glenda were Easter visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Weaver of Lpndon. • • DONNYBROOK nome of Mrs. Tom Armstrong; with a goon attendance. - The theme was "Easter" and was given by Mrs. William Hardy v.. hr, had charge of the Lucknow on April 7. The East- pro'grarr. ,J et- program was -from the "Liv- Mr._;. T';3 Armstrong' had ing Messa€e," charge of " FA business. Plans The collect for Maundy Thurs- were ni_nclo- fax a special meet. -day was read by Mrs. Paul Cae- ,lira May 3rd with Mrs. Jackson sar, followed by the Lord's Pray- of Be1grave 'as speaker and in- er in unison.vitation= are to be. sent to Au - Business ._followed and the�hurn, Westfield, Calvin -Brick, St. ladies plan to make turkey pies tHelens and Whitechurch. to sell on April 19 and ce-nten-! Hobo tea:, ace to start April nial plans were discussed. ' 18. Mrs. 'Morley Johnston re - .:Vers. Elmer Black reporter) ported , b:;ie ready to send to for the flower fund and flowers . Nert;he • n Ontario... were placed -ire the church for •1•,,V0 crib'quilts,, one pair py- Easter. Rev. Joy closed the jairras, four pairs Of leotards :njoyed a social time., Personals Sgt; -Major and Mrs. H. Dainty, Bill and Linda of Petawawa and Gerald Dainty of Toronto visit- ed for thr' weekend with Mr. Ind Mrs. Edward Robinson and family. Other visitors at 'the same home were Mrs" J. C. Rob- University who has been study- inson of Wingham,; Mrs. Doug ing at home returned this week Williams, Carol, Donna . and for his exams. iandra of London. Mr. and Mrs. George Reeves PERSONALS A Toronto; ronto; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jefferson, Donald and John of Newmarket; Mr. and Mrs. Mur- -ay Wilson, Gregory; Scott and Daryl of West Wawanosh; Miss Mary Jefferson of London; Miss of Ottawa were Easter visitors Wanda Henry of Lueknow; Mr. with his parents, Mr., and Mrs. and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson, Bir, Ralph Joslmg". • Sharon and Linda; Mr_ and Mrs. Mrs. T. H. Bradley, Huron James Leddy, Mr. and Mrs. road' had as Easter Sunday visit. meeting with prayer and a weFe d ulatcd for supply work.' Charles Jefferson,' all of Donny- ors her son, O.P.P. Lloyd Brad - lunch was Served by Mrs. Jay. l;r/`. J;,ll ,;;,, r received the of• brook, , e're guests with Mi'ssesi1t and fancily of Mount Forest. Visitors feria Gladys. and Irene Jefferson of Goderich Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles Jefferson, with the help of Mrs. Stuart Cham- ney and Mrs. Margaret L•eddy, quilted a t7rib quilt for the bale on Monday - , James Robinson of Waterloo Miss Frances Armstrong and her niece, Shelly Pentland of North Bay, the spending the Easter holidays in Florida. Mr: and Mrs. Kenneth Josling. Visitors with Mr. and: Mrs.'• Mrs. 11ar,a;'r't Leddy read an Irvine Eedv •and Mrs. McKay l.a,, , • ur•, rhe Darkest Day for -Easter were Mr. and Mrs. all ;,� '': ttl. ' Mrs. Stuart .Jack Vin 1l0.rne and Mr. and r- ,Ir lrt r tr•y took charge of the Mts. Jas. Blair of London and study h.iot-, Mrs. Ernest Snow- Plaricia Eddy of Stra,throy Nvho ,?tin had charge of the questions is spendhome. ; :he week at her which were followed by discus-' parenttss''hoswn. lir;. Tow. Armstrong ga�•e Miss. Karen Dawson of Galt .; reading -Th: Power of Pray -1 spent a few days with herpar 1.1 11'''' '1°1.1Po eer closed ents, Mr. and Mrs.,.K. K. Dawson. .1% . Mr. and Mrs. Brian -Hallam the meet,in.', w; th prayer. Lunch was' served by.the hostess, - as have moveu "to their farm on the base line, 'near Auburn. .. srsted by • Mrs. Wesley Jeifersan.1 Mr. and • Mrs. John Wilson 1 Card Party -and family' al Toronto were+ The senior girls of SS. No. 3' Easter -Visitors with her mothers West Wawanosh sponsored an-; rs: Esther Rivett. ' i other caru, party Wednesday Easter visitors with Mr. an& evening with nine -tables in play.' Mrs. Rohl. Irwin •were her mo. -1:- High lady, Mrs. Edward I ob- they, Mrs. Wrn. Ritchie- of Luck- tnson; low lady, Raymond`Hilde now, Mrs. Janet- Twamley of brand (play ing as a lady); high --Woodstock and Mrs. Jean Paper- man, Bill Robinson; low man, crick of Goderich. • Murray, Wilson. 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