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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-12-29, Page 7nrsoil Women's nstit1te usbands Banquet e', 1 Isl a The $ecember nife±tin . ,of the ' Dungannon. ilns e. titut ,was inthe form. thristinas party when the m%rs 'isAid thea husbands en. ed tArke dinner ed(X1 Y er in the parish pr `+ef'the LucknowAngli.' on .church, with the W,A. ladies caries Afterthe dinner euchre w wit . s. ^ ingtonn high- .for- the -1010S; and $rs. Fred noun low. Fre o g Fred Y lin highformen g rrA.s end tarry Garr low. The one `hand prize was wonbyrt Harry Girvin and. Joe paW? ° "WOO ' the "Witmer of the lucky . cup prize. The evening ended with an exchange of gifts, The .LQL "card party had sev. in tables at their euchre, Mrs. Alvin Alton had high score for the ladies; . and Mrs. L. Ander. son low, The mos high was Walter Alton, low ° Geo. Henry. They plan their next party for Deo. -30. S.S. No. 6 Ashfield had 11 tables at their euchre party. The ladies. high winner wasSttiart Reid, low Glenda Weaver, Don Broughton was high for men and Jim Bennet low. The next card party will be Jan. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown spent a weekend with friends in Toronto. Mrs. and Mrs. Lorne> Ivers ES aeve i 1861 rch ►M. ar in r visited with Mr. Mrs. 4,irn Million and family of Stratford. . The nU.C.W. of the, United Chrtich heldits regular meeting and election of Dec.officers �y/1 14. The meeting +opened:' with. scripture . readings by Mrs. L. , Ivers Mrs. MelvinReedatdMrs, W. Brown, The roll call $ answered -iJ-b � a Christmas ver Se,, Wire. Ross � Eedy gave, the treasurersreprrt. Mrs. Q. Blake repOrted for the work for the past year of the community friendship and visite ing committee. Mrs. avers for membership and Mrs. M. heed for the flower committee. Valerie and Dianne Stothers , vocal .and piano solos were very much en- joyed. Rev. Glen Wright was the speaker for the meeting acid had a three part, message, first to the U.C.W. speaking of the origin of women church workers and the appreciation of their efforts, them speaking of Christmas and the many customs and habits and lastly a questionaire with the ladies, divided in three :gouPs. The retiring president, Mrs. Wilbur Brown thanked all for their co-operation and help in the past two years, and hoped for continued assistance for the in. conning president, Mrs. Nelson Pearson. She also thanked Mr. Wright and all who took part in THE ONTARIO LOAN AND' DEB,ENTU.R E COMPANY Established 180 Assets $75,000,000 • Capital & Reserve $9,000,000 0/Paid on.3, 4 & 5 year debentures or 61/4% paid en 1 & 2 year debentures • Offices: Toronto • Hamilton • Ottawa • St. Thomas Year , The Inside SW the meeting. The offeringdeddica.. tion . wasgiven b < y Mrs. prayer Cecil Blake. A carol was sung and Mr. Wright pronounced the henedictien. .Alter.Alterlunch ?a gift enjoyed exchange was all. by The report of the nominating cow. rnittee was read by . Mr. Win. Cranston ° with Rev. Wright conducting the election, with the following officers for.1)6'l-, was president Mrs.''W, Brown, pre. iident, Mrs. N. Pearson, vice. president Mrs. C. Crozier, re. Fording secretary Mrs. H. John- ston, corresponding. secretary Mrs. W. Brawn,. treasurer, Mrs, E. Eedy, finance committee, Mrs, L. Ivers, Mrs. W. Pentland, Mrs.. R. Eedy, Mrs, N, Pearson, Mrs. C. Crozier, and Mrs. G. Erring. ton. Program and Literature - Mrs. K. K. Dawson, Mrs, G. Weaver, and Mrs. Jack Alton; supply and social .assistance. Mrs, Ross Henry, .Mrs. Wm. Cranston, Mrs. Joe Dauphan; nominations Mrs. F. Young, Mrs. Wm, Cranston, Mrs, J.C. Dren• nen, Mrs. T.C. Anderson; Christ. tan and missionary education, Mrs, L. Hasty, "Mrs. R. Fin- nigan, Mrs. F. Pentland; flowers Mrs. Melvin Reed, Mrs . Thos Webster; social functions, Mrs. Robt. Stothers, Mrs. W. Petrie; stewardship and recruiting and membership; Mrs. Geo. Err- ington; Manse Mrs. C. Crozier, member to board of stewards, Mrs. H, Johnston; Member of official board, Mrs. Harvey Al. ton; historian, Mrs. MelvinReed; pianist, Mrs. Gordon Finnigan. Community Friendship and visiting: Mrs. Cecil Blake, Mrs. C. , Finnigan, Mrs. tlDerk Logten• burg, Mrs. Jack Errington, Mrs.. Cecil Culbert, Mrs. F. Pentland, Mrs: Robt Irvin, Mrs. J. Reive, Mrs. Robt Stothers. • y ,Sept.23 Pineau flG.. MacLeod Ross; About e to Landon and breached the idea t an Israeli attack °t �. tel .den to l" on Bgypt might e used to "trig• r'' Musketeer. Thereafter a series Qt secret diplomatic meetings be- Fre> pr:Qtt'i»« ' reel a large-°=�mumber -of tanks "that,.trucks, so large in fact that General Dayan returned to tell his staff that due to Anglo. French reaction, n: " situation mightarise which would. per. mit Israel to aet against Egypt's blockade of the Gulf of Akaba.' S.C.U.A.'s firstmeetingwason Oct, 1. The day following, Dulles told Eden, bluntly that he die. associated himself entirely from the Anglo-French handling of ,the Suez crisis, adding for good mea. sure teat ""there .were no teeth: in the Suez Canal Users'Associa• ;tion". This, insititeserved to push . , Eden a little nearer the brink. On Qet. 3 Eden told a full cabinet that the Israelis had breached an offer to attack Egypt and so give Britain and France an excuse to launch Musketeer. .The (offer, wasy7�ny�etyyc�ppos�yeQd and t' : rna-ba-conj eet'u ed' that- uiho . ,cabinet thought the lsraelis:would attack in any event. Thelsraelis,' for their part, while they did not knew the timing of Musketeer, were thinking of Oct, 20 for their attack. Selwyn Lloyd and Pineau were in New York Opt, 3, When the latter told Dulles that no peace. ful way existed, By Oct., 12, Hammarsk jold produced six prin. ciples, which Lloyd had worked *, out and which the Security Come ~cil accepted unanimously on the 14th., It was assumed that Pin. eau, Lloyd and Fawzi, the Egyp. afr OBITUARY Mrs. Eldon Culbert, 54, ofAsh• field Township', -the former Ella Adeline Sproul, died Dec. 23 .t her home after a five-month illness. Mrs. Culbert was born in W est Wawanosh Township, daughter of the late David Sproul and Edith Godfrey.. She attended school in that township and later lived in Goderich, She was married July 14, 1945 in Seaforth.' Mrs. Culbert was member of the Sunbeam Club of SS 17 West Wawanosh and Dungannon United Church. Besides her husband Mrs. Cul- bert is survived by four daugh., ters, Mrs. Clifford (Mary) Jar- lien Foreign Ministert 'would :meet in Geneva later in the inmate when Egypt would pros ' duce Q crotQ proposals. There C vias doubt whether, these prin. ciples would'stick' with the E yp. tians and the British government knew that Dulles had no intention . pressuring 1Ser 'to.'.accept ' settleinerit natisfy'iu theAnglo. i'rench-minimum demands. Co• rdrnation of Israel's Offen. sive a'With u�kete r had been completed and D -Day moved for. ward from the 29th to theend . of. month, o m_th d e btE Eden e not u . yet committed himself. dine, Diiingannon; Mrs. Ronald (Patricia Ann) Crawford, Exeter; Carol and Bonnie,, at home; three sisters, rs. MarieRichard, De. troit; Clarence (Edith) Hoy, Port A "'" t; Mrs. Joseph(Annie) Doug , E' y, Rochester, Mich:, five s ' others, Andrew, Capac, Mic' .; John, Goilerich; Howard, West Wawanosh; Wilfred, Osh. awa; Lloyd, Woodstock. A funeraf was conducted Dec. 26 at the Stiles Funeral. Home by Rev. Glen Wright and burial was in Dungannon Cemetery. Pallbearers were Lloyd Hodge, ° Frank Pentland, Arnold Stro. thers, Charles. 'Travis, Harold Elliott and Howard Sproul. Lloyd returned from New York on Oct, 16, generally pleased with, his "six principles', but he was immediately swept along by Eden and no more was heard of the 'principles'. The two left for Paris the same day for a further secret session with Mollet and Pineau, towhichJebb, tiAmbassador, a the Brih s wast o admitted, It seems probable that Mollet won Eden over on this occasion, for on the '1'lth, Ben Gurion declared in a speech that Israel was facing the grave danger of an attack from Egypt. By the 18th the French Supreme Commander of land forces re- ceived orders that the British would 'march', but that Muske- teer Revised A would be follow- ed. This revised plan had been made after the decision. to land at Port Said.Air Marshal Bar. nett believed that 48 hours bomb- ing of the enemy air force, follow- ed by 8 to 10 days of pamphlet drops and broadcasts, would allow the allied force to be put ashore at Port Said without fight. E9YP# ing. Eden. and: M91let found the plan acceptable, when the Navy pointed out that the hiatus be. c. n. bombing and e n landing 1n would. alloW. the eanal .,to be blocked, Revision A therefore gave way to. Revision 13, whereby airborne troops frenn Cyprus would be drop 0d . The Vrenchodid notlik e this so recourse was had to e' Revision A Dries More, wh x.�. . upon the French c rna dea� eaupre' requisitioned ctvilivaa transport aircraft and flew all the paratroops , in Algeria to Cyprus. They were..itew back to Musketeer A with elements of B, while D -Day was moved to Nov, 6. Meeting at Sevres Russia was preoccupied by up- risings in Polland, followed by Hungary from Oct. 22. Ben Gur• ion was flown to Sevres, put. .side Paris, the same day and demanded reassurance that the E83'Ptian Air Force would- be destroyed before the Israelis. started across Sinai. In addition he required an aerial watch over the 'Egyptian airfields from the G moment ,he crossed the Erontio r. Britain alone could find the nsc. essay aircraft to meet theswde• de ls �obefa a Israel would move, she wanted a written agr anent signed by a respO Bible Minister. This document*r*117a declaration of tntent•was atm by Oct 20. The British atia. .ister who went to Sevres vats believed to be Selwyn Lloyd, The effect of this declaration wall; to circumscribe the activ►itiesatite Angle -French force still further. On Oct. 29 the British gover ment received a report that Israel was about to Mobilize, so the. Cabinet was asked to ,decide, tan principle, how, it would act. Britain and France would sendan ultimatum to Egypt 'which,, when rejected; would ,trigger Musks. teer, Mollet in his memoirs, has explained why the U.S,, meaning Dulles, was not consulted at this point, It was because he milt havet d s oppe them,. In point of fact the British and French sec- ret services told• jhe American C.I.A., at a low level, what their governments were plann1ng. 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