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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-04-10, Page 3• Dungannon Vicki and Stephen Park spent Saturday in Goderich with their great-grandmother Mrs. George Ashton and great Uncles Lorne • Ashton of, Windsor and Jim Ashton of London. • Mr: and Mrs. Larry , Park visited;, Mr, and Mrs. Ken Park, Brian, Grant and Norman of Orangeville on Friday. Mr. and.Mrs, Francis Huber 4 and Loree of Port Arthurvisited over the holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson and other relatives. `'Miss Carole Burroughs, formerly of Oshawa, returned to the home of her parents Mr. and • Mrs. Wes Burroughs on Wednesday. Other company over the long weekend were Mr. and Mrs. John Proctor and family of Goderich, Reta Sherrat and John Burroughs of Goderich, Marilyn Burroughs, Goderich and John General of Norwich. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ashton of Goderich, spent Good Friday with Mr: and Mrs. Bill Park and family. Mr. and Mrs: Len Cook attended the Cook - Lee wedding on Saturday in Victoria t Street United Church, Goderich. Mrs. W. H. Stiles; Toronto, visited, with her granddaughter, Mrs. Larry Park and Mr. Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burt and Rhonda of Lucknow visited • 'on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Park, Doug and Janice and Mr.• and Mrs. Tom Park. Mr.. and -Mrs. -Charles.. Fowler had as visitors during the Easter holiday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robb and Mrs. Clifford Robb of • Holyrood• • and Mr. Norman McDonald of•Rexdale. Company ; with Mr. and Mrs. George Rivett for the Easter vacation and Sunday were Mr. and . Mrs: Len McDonald, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boel and family, Port Albert and Miss Mary Anderson and Mr. Jerry Rivett of Goderich. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rivett, Alan, Scott, Dwayne and Marty were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jewell and Fred of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Len McDonald,.. Mr. and Mrs. Rick McDonald and daughter Tammy Lynn and Mt.Norman Jewell of Toronto. • m Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sowerly (nee Linda Blake) visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilbur and Bradley and Mrs. D. S. Fines of Don Mills spent the holidays at their home in the village. • Mr. and "Mrs. John Edward and Ricky of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Edward, Wingharn. and Miss Sheila Edward, London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smyth •and family on Sunday. Rev. Glen Wright of Dungannon United Church will be one of five United Church ministers from Canada to attend the institute for advanced Pastoral Studies in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan from April 7 to 16. Mr. John Bere of Toronto spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Mary Bere and family. On Sunday Miss Ruth Schmidt of Tavistock visited. Miss Clara Sproul of Goderich visited on Sunday with Mr. aR rd Mrs. Art Elliott. Mrs. Alvin Kerr 'and Sally returned home from Florida last week. They enjoyed 'beautiful sunny, weather and Sally enjoyed swimming in the Atlantic. Master • Ricky Pearce of London, spent the weekend with his grandfather Frank Pentland and Aunt Donna Pentland. Mr. and Mrs. Len Cook spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,' Dell Cook, Ken and Joanne of --Holmesv_ille. • Mrs. Harold Elliot and' Helen spent- Sunday in Listowel where Mrs. Elliot's mother, Mrs. Roy McCreight is a patient in Listowel hospital. We are very glad to report Mrs. : McCreight's condition has improved considerably. •, ' Mrs. M. J: Reed and son Girvin spent Easter Sunday with her daughter and family_, Mr. and • Mrs..Lorne Eadie, Holyrood. Randy Alton of Lucknow spent the Easter holidays,with his grandparents Mr. -and Mrs. i Harvey Alton. Brenda Schultz and Sharon Pearson were two from ,our area who toured Schneiders Meat Packers in Kitchener with their school. Guides enrolled in 1st and 2nd Company Monday, March 31, was another..big night for the 1st and w 2nd Goderieh Guide Companies. The' mothers of our five tenderfoot guides were present to see their daughters, Bonnie Frank, Laurie Biggon, Ann - Jenkins, Brenda Lowden and Valerie Clutton, enrolled by Captain Della Allen. Captain Allen also presented Hostess Badges to Cathy Vance, Wanda Linner, Anita Robinson - and Janet Steep. - Captain . • Donna ' Fisher presented Hostess Badges to Cynthia Fisher, Janine Fisher, .Karen Harris and ..Nina Knight. She also presented 2nd Class Badges to Cynthia Fisher, Janine Fisher arid Karen Harris. - During Campfire, we were 4 F entertained with a Highland dance by Wanda Linner and humorous skits by Anita Robinson, Mary Jane Sprung, Dale Oke and'Cathy Vance. Sing songs and. games followed and a presentation of a piece of Bine Mountain Pottery was made to Captain Allen whose wedding takes place this month. Tea, cookies and Easter candies were then' enjoyed by everyone. CGIT The Dungannon CGIT held their meeting in the Sunday school rooms on April 3. The president, Anne Errington was in charge. The meeting opened with the hymn and purpose. Barbara Blake, sec. treas, read' the minutes- of the last meeting and read the roll call. In'• the business period , the special services for the Sunday following Easter were discussed. The meeting closed with Taps. ' The boy walked unhesitatingly up to his father: "Dad, here is my report card," he said, "and here also' is an old one of yours I found in the' attic." 1,4 GARDE --N REFUSE, BRUSH, .ETC. PICK -VP TUESDAY, APRIL 15th Material on the boulevard by 8:00 o'clock a.m. on Tuesday, April 15, across the entire town, will be picked up. ---TeWN F GODERIC-H 15 BAPTISMS The following children received the sacrament of baptism „ at Easter Sunday service in Dungannon United Churl Victoria Denise, daughter of Mr. and Mrsc Dennis Vanderburgh; Colin Scott, son of Mr, and Mrs. -Colin Trivers; Sheri Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Smyth; David James, son of Mr. .and Mrs. Leonard Reed and Richard Ian, son of Mr. and Mrs. -John Edward. . W. I. Euchre Dungannon Womens Institute euchre was held Wednesday evening with 11 to s in play. High lady was M an Pollock, with low lady being Mrs. Mary Rivett. High men were Mr. Jim Little and Mr. Wilbur Brown , with 'Wilk?trr' Brown winning the draw. Low man was Mr. Jerry Cranston. IODE t&h�Id annual meeting The ° Forty -Ninth annual meeting of the Provincial Chapter of Ontario, IODE, will be held on April 16, 17 and 18 at the Sheraton -Connaught Hotel in Hamilton. • Mrs. W.. R. Morrison, provincial president, will ° be in charge. Mrs. GeorgeE. Tait, Toronto, 1st vice-president of the National •Chapter of Canada, LODE, will be a guest at the meeting and will bring greetings at the opening Ceremonies. Miss Sumiko Tajima, deputy director, Japan Association for the 1970 World Exposition, New York, will be guest speaker at the dinner to be held °on Thursday, April. 17. Her subject will be Expo '70, Osaka, Japan. s meetin held at MaclCa the Annual meeting of the Goderich Branch of the W.I. was held in MacKay Hall Thursday April 3 at 2 p.n}, With Mrs. William Porter, First vice president, presiding I in the absence of Mrs. R. H. • Wilson, president, because of the death of - .her father �Mr.. Ernest Jacknxan. The meeting opened with the singing of the Ode accompanied by Mrs. Frank Hawkins at the piano and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect in unison. The secretary -treasurer's report was read by Mrs. Jack Cook who also read Thank you notes from Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe and Mrs. Ruby Snazel. • The Roll . call was answered by 39 members and there --were three visitors. - The short course on "Institute Procedure" will be held in MacKay Hall April 17, 10 a.m. t� 4 p.m. All officers are urged to attend: The" Annual Meeting of West Huron ,District of the W.I. will beheld in MacKay Hall May 29. Dinner will be served in the Parish Hall. • A Petition for a pension for the blind was approved. It was decided -to apply for a short ,,„eourse on "Hats" first choice and "Weight Control" for second choice. Annual Reports were given `bar the „ „following: secretary -treasurer's, Mrs. Jack Cook; auditors, ° Miss Clara Sproul; public relations, Mrs. W. H. Talway; flower fund, Mrs. J. Marwick; , agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs. . H. Tichborne; citizenship and education, Mrs. J. C.' Thompson; home economics and health and safety, Mrs. L. Bannister; historical research and- current events, • Mrs., William Porter; resolutions, Mrs. , Ernest Patterson; curator of Tweedsmuir history, Mrs. A. B. Straughan. • Mrs. Wilfred 'Coiclough, president of West Huron District of the W.I. gave a short talk on institute procedure and duties of the various officers and then Mrs. Colclough conducted the election of officers and"installed the new slate of officers as follows: past president, Mrs. R. H. Wilson; president, Mrs. William Porter; .1st -vice president, ' Mrs. George Morley; + 2nd vice president, Mrs. Clifford Crozier; Sec. treas., Mrs. Jack Cook; assistant, Mrs. Norman. Clairmont; public relations, Mrs. W. Talway; assistant, Mrs. E. Zinn; a'uditors, • Mrs. district director, Mrs. R. H. Wilson; alternate district director, Mrs. K. F. Wilkinson; pianists, - Mrs. Frank Hawkins, Mrs. Robert Bogie, and Mrs. James Campbell; flower fund, Mrs. J. Marwick and Mrs. A. Wilkie; branch directors, Mrs. Charles Ruffell, Mrs. H. Tichborne. Mrs. Robert Good and Mrs. John Moss; special com-mittee, Mrs. O. Straughan, • Mrs. C. Hugill, Mrs.. J. H. F F GODERICH FROSTED FOODS 65 HAMILTON STREET BONELESS SMOKED. HAM BLADE STEAKS SHOULDER a 3 Ib. Avg, PONKCHO-PS• PORK ROASTS Johnstone - and Mrs. Bert Crawford; , agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs. S u t Cliffe; citizenship and education, Mrs. J. C. Thompson; home econyomics, health and safety, Mrs. Lyle Bannister; historical research and current events,- Mrs.A. Holmes; resolutions, Mrs.E, Patterson , and curator of Tweedsmuir history, Mrs. A. Straughan, and Mrs. Charles W4itely. Mrs. Fred Barker gave the report of the nominating committee. fa'QPF..I I!Ql $ZONA r'$TF, T.BVREM Ys Mrs, George Morley, program convenor, introduced Mrs. D. Hewlett of the Salvation Army who sang two solos accompanied by : Mrs. Robert Bogie on the piano. Mrs. Hewlitt ,received a prize for having. the prettiest hat. This was fresh buns made in the form of an Easter bunny and donated. • by Mrs. J. H. Johnstone. The meeting closed with the Queen and W.I. Grace and Iunch served by Mrs. H. Larder and hero committee. IIIIIIIIIIIItN111111111t111Ulllllllltlt111111{i1111111111111111111111111�11111111111U11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIII A new and incredibly tender song of fragrance combining the, delicate essence, of newly -plucked. flowers and spring -green freshness. • springfl©wers .... A wonderful way to feel beautiful all over .with so many luxurious treats for your bath and after! 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