HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-12-14, Page 6A new victory flag will soon fly over Goderich
District Collegiate Institute to signify a success-
ful effort 'by one of the school teams. The
flag design, which incorporates the victory
"V" with the initial letter of the Viking team
name, was chosen by a com mittee of the students'
council. Above, John White, left, students' coun-
cil president, presents the new ensign to school
principal John Stringer. (Staff Photo)
Dr. H.A.S. Vokes spent the
weekend in Toronto with Mrs.
Vokes who is 'a patient in hos.
pital there.
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Mrs. Cecil Blake attended
a trouseau tea for Karen Kil.
patrick of •Wingham on Satur-
day.
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- Mr, and Mrs. Dynes Camp-
bell were in London on Friday.
We are glad to know that Mrs.
Campbell is feeling better.
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The Anglican ladies guild held
a card party on December 8
with nine tables playing euchre.
,The ladies high winner was
Mrs. William Wiggins, second,
,Mrs. Cecil Blake, and Mrs.
Elsie McIntyre, low.
Cecil Blake was high for the.
men, Don Aubin second and
Johnny Young low. They will
have the next party on January
5.
The death occurred in Ottawa
-. on December 2 of Annie Edna
Pentland, widow 'of the late
- Harry Bellamy, former resi.
dents of this area, in her 79th
DUNGANNON
year. Mrs. Bellamy was a
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Pentland of Con.
cession 6, Ashfield and is sur.
vived by• a sister, Mrs. Lillian
Campbell of Ottawa and one
brother Fred of Fairview, Al.
berta.
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Roger Pentland spent the
weekend with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Prank P entland. Roger
is with Ontario Hydro and is
now at the Niagara generating
station at Niagara Falls.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Dungannon Women's In-
stitute held their annual Christ.
Inas party on December 9, when
the members and their husbands
enjoyed a sumptuous turkey ban.
quet at St. Helens with the St.
Helens Women's Institute cater.
ing.
After an exchange of gifts
the evening was spent playing
cards with, Mrs. Donna Hayden
scoring as high lady, and Mrs.
Wilbur Brown low.
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Fred Young had high `score
for the men and Hugh Mc.
Whinney low.
The n, • st_; birthday was
Fred YoLuig and Mrs. Harvey
Alton won the earring contest.
Mrs.' Clifford Crozier was
presented with a gift as she is
now living in Goderich. A hearty
vote of thanks was given the St.
Helens W.I. for a pleasant even.
ing.
ANNIVERSMY '
Mr. and Mrs. AgiOs Stoll
Celebrated their fifty.ftfth wed:
ding anniversary on Sunday,
December 10,
During the afternoon many
relatives;- neighbors and old
friends called to offer congratu-
lations.
Q Mr. and Mrs. Stoll were mar.
ried .in Toronto, by Rev. C.
Faircloth and lived. near Col.
Lingwood until 1927, whenthey
moved to the farm at Carlow
now obcupied by their son,
Allan. They have lived in Clod.-
erich since 1945,
They have two sons, Allan
and Edgar, and a daughter,
Mrs;. Fordyce (Irene) Clark;
20 grandchildren and six great.
grandchildren.
Mr. Stoll has one sister, Mrs,
Alex Johnston of Stayner, , who
was unable to attend. Of Mrs.
Stoll's seven brothers and four
sisters, only t vo brothers,
Thomas and Frank Wilson, were
present for the occasiop.
HURONVIEW
The December birthday party
at Huronview was held in the
auditorium on December 6 (with
the Dashwood Institute in
charge'. Mrs. Kuntz was chair.
lady. and introduced the follow-
ing program: Squa.f'dances by
the Institute ladies; a novelty
orchestra; a Trio; A readingby
Mrs. Oestricher and coma
munity singing led by Mrs.
Shanks.
Birthday gifts were presented
to Mrs. Baird, Herbert Clark,
Alice Buchanan,. William
Streets, J. R. Denholm, Isaac
Tabb, Mrs. . Corless, Mrs.
Allen, Mrs. Mary Coultes, Rich.
and Henry, Edgar Mawhinney,
Joe McGrath, Pearl Anderson,
Miss Clara Shultz, Miss Maud
Chambers and Emmerson
Dennis. Lunch was served.
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