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Mrs. R. MacDonald spent
Thursday with her cousin Mrs.
Edna Whytock of Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Armstrong
and children of Goderich and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boel and Linda
of Port Albert visited with. Mr.
and Mrs. George Rivett on
Sunday.
Dr. H. A. S. Vokes was away
for five days visiting some Of his.
former Indian patients at
Christian Island Reserve.
Earl Yule is this • week
employed, at Timagami in the
northern silver mining region.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. 'Webster
visited on Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Bill Bradley who
is a patient in Goderich Hospital.
Visiting with their
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Wiggins for the weekend were
Earl and Jane Ribey of Seaforth.
Visitors recently with Mrs.
Minnie Jones and Mel have been
Mr. and Mrs. Oakman Kennedy
of Pickford, Mich., and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon.. Wall, Brian and
Douglas of Langside.
Visitors on Saturday with
Mrs. Helena Ryan were Mrs.
David McGrattan and Mr. and
• Mrs. Stanley McGrattan of
Dungannon Ucw
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Dungannon United Church
women met with Nile ladies in
Nile -Church for the September
meeting.
Mrs.. Harry Girvin welcomed
all those present including Rev.
and Mrs. C. McClenaghan. The
worship service 1 {was taken by
Mrs. Jack Alton. Mrs. Ivan ,
Rivett and Mrs. Allan Dickson;'-
. Mrs. Hawlett. of the Salvation
Arniy in Goderich, was guest
speaker and told the ladies of
the work she and her husband.
do in connection with their
church.
Roll call was answered by 18
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Goderich. Mr. Benson Case of
Georgetown was also aacaller. On
Sunday Mrs. Harry Anderson of
Lucknow visited with Mrs.
Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young
spent Sunday in London.
Word has been received here
of the death , on Sunday
September 14 in Victoria
Hospital, London, of Mrs. Cliff
(Irene) Begley. Her death
follows heart surgery three
weeks ag . - The- funeral services
were h 1 on Wednesday
afternoon at 3.30 in
Leamington. Her cousins, many
of whom attended the funeral,
are the family of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Richard ?ark.
Mr..and Mrs. John Park visited
with John on Sunday in Victoria
Hospital and report him to be
remaining in cheerful disposition
despite a four hour operation on
Tuesday. The surgery composed
of cutting into the bone and
inserting a 161/2 foot rod from
knee to hip. It is hoped this will
heal quicker as traction wasn't
proving successful. This rod will
remain in the leg for two, years
when more • surgery will be
required.
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_ Rev. Omer L. Henderson
Newchurch
organized
The Church of God was
recently organized in Goderich-
with 16 members. The new
Ppstor is the Rev. Omer L.
Henderson from. London.
Some people` from Goderich
recently approached Mr.
Henderson,. pastor then of the
Sanders Street Church of God in
'London, requesting that • he
make an effort fo secure for o
them. a Bible believing, spiritual
gir
inded Pastor.
Mr. Henderson said he felt the
call to come to Goderich himself
and resigned the,Sanders Street
Church which he had pastored
for three and one half years.
Before moving to London,
Mr. Henderson served-- as -
associate Pastor in the Benton
Harbor, Michigan, Church of
God. He also served as . the
district youth director in that
Dungannon members on "How
to help the needy." Mrs. Howard
Johnston presided for the
business.
Mrs. R. McDonald gave a wool
quilt top to the U.C.W. which is
to ,be quilted.
Plans were made for a
wedding supper to be served in
the church on September 20. A
new vacuum cleaner is to be
purchased for use in the Church.
One hundred more cook
books are to be made up for
sale. The collection was taken
and dedicated by Mrs. G.
Finnigan. Mr. McClenaghan
closed the meeting with prayer.
A social half hour fqllowed
when. lunch was served by three
ladies from -Dungannon and Nile.
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Donnybrook Anniversary
Service will • be held Sunday,
September 21, at 11 a.m., with
Rev. Donald ' McDonald of
Goderich'as guest speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Thompson . and fanilly of
Listowel visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Thompson , and
family.
MVlr. -Wm. Webster of St.
Helens, Mrs. Mitchell of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Henderson and family of
Brucefield and Miss Diane
Chamney --of=-Stratford- visited
Mr. and Mrs. Stua,0 Chamney
and family on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell
of London were at her home on
Sunday and were at Wingham
Hospital to see her da•`d, Charles
Jefferson, who is a•patient there.
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Dungannon Home Makers elect officers
The first meeting of the
Dungannon Home Makers was
' held at the home of the leader,
Mrs. Ivan Rivett, Wednesday,
September 10, at 7:30 p.m. The
Holmesville 4-H
forms Nifty
Needlettes
The Holmesville 4-H group
met at Holmesville Hall this
week and formed th? Nifty
Needlettes with 27 girls enrolled.
The Needlettes divided into
three groups with leaders as
follows: Group 1, Mrs. Leonard
Rodges, Mrs.. Elgin Cox; group 2,
Mrs. John Westbrook, Mrs. Alvin
Battles; group 3, Mrs: Eldon Yeo
--and Mrs. Keith Miller.
The projectselected in
needlecraft which is designed to
help the girls develop ' skills in
color and design in embroidery.
For the second meeting the
roll call's was answered with
"Learning Stitches" articles the ,
girls have chosen and each girl
showed the colour she had
selected.
The blanket stitch was
demonstrated by the leaders and
colour and design were
discussed.
The third meeting will be held
Monday,: September . 22 at
Holmesville School when the
girls will meet with groups from
Goderich, Clinton and Seaforth.
Home Economist Mrs. Susan -
Wheatley. will be present to show b
colour slide's( on iieedletft and 1
wall hangings.
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The plans here in Goderich
O are to build a Church building as
soon as possible. At the present
services are being held at the
corner of North Street and
Nelson in McKay Hall. The Rev.
Mr. Henderson and family have
already found adequate living
• quarters.
The Church of God
organization is •the oldest
Pentecostal Church in the world
with churches in over 90.
countries. Headquarters for the
Church of God are in Cleveland, '
• Tennessee, with Dr. Charles W.
Conn as General Overseer. -.
-Offices for Eastern Canada are in
Bramelea, with the Rev. Cecil U.-- -
Chapin as the overseer of
Eastern Canada. -
The Rev. Mr. Henderson is
S' married and he and his wife,
Barbara, have two daughters:
Doris, 14, and Geneva, 12.
Services for the new church
are being conducted Sundays; 10
a.m. for Sunday School, 11 a.m.
Morning Worship, 7 p.m.
Evangelical Service and Friday, 8
p.m. Youth Service.
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friday and Saturday,
EPTEMBER 19th and 20th, 1969
Special Attractions
MAMMOTH PARADE (12.30 pm.)
Featurin:
FLOATS, SCHOOL CHILDREN AND BANDS
Led By Lambton's Dairy Princess
TRIALS of SPEED --Whitesell Starting Gate -
(IN ATTENDANCE)
Program '" front of Grandstand
• SHARON SUTTON, Accordionist.
JACK McLEAN, TORONTO, Comedian
BILL RQSBOROATH, LONDON, Guitar and Coun try Music.
Added Attractions In Crystal Palace
• Cattle
ORSC SHUW-Exbibits of- ;gip
and Swine
ANCE SATURDAYIVENING IN ARMOURIES
CRYStAld PA -LACE OPEN FRIDAY EVENING
WARDEN STANLEY CAMPBELL WILL OPEN THE FAIR
BILL ELLIOT, MASTER of CEREMONIES
SATURDAY ADMISSION: Adults 75c. Childreh over 12, SOc
J. EDWARD SHEPHERD, President. IVAN C. CRAWFORD, Secrete'
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assistant leader is„, Mrs. Tom
Young.
Taking pant in ' the, club
"needlecraft" are nine girls.
We opened with the 4-H
Pledge, then held the election of
officers: president, , Cathy
Culbert; vice-president, Karen
Rivett; secretary -treasurer, Peggy
Young; press. reporter, Charlene
Adams.
Then we handed out our
Member's Pamphlet and
discussed what we were to bring
to the next meeting which was
an embroidery work box which
contains embroidery thread,
embroidery needles, thimble,
scissors, ruler, pencils, pins and
embroidery hoop. Then • we
discussed what color of cloth we
.would order.
The second meeting of the
Dungannon Home Makers " was
held Monday, September 15, at
the home ,of Mrs. Ivan Rivett,
leader.
• The meeting was opened with
the 4-H Pledge. The secretary's
report was then read by Peggy
Young.
Mrs. Rivett and Mrs. Young
demonstrated how to cut our
material, how, to pull a thread
from a skein, how to thread a
needle, how to start and finish a
thread.
Our group worked on our,
samples and started . our Table
Runner.
Debbie Olson closed the
meeting with the 4-H Creed.
Our next meeting will be held
September 22 at the home of
Mrs. Ivan Rivett at 7:30.p.m.
BRIDGE SCORE
There were five taVles in play
Tuesday night for the regular
bridge games. Winners and their
scores were as follows: Mrs.
Frank Reid and Mrs. Bruce
Erskine, 66'2 points; Mrs. John
Stringer and Mrs. Ron
McDonald, 641 points; Art
Wilson arid Omer Hazelgrove, 64
points; Mrs. Bud Worthy and
Mrs. Bill Duncan, 63 points.
Bridge will be held on
Monday night of next week.
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