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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-04-16, Page 3EVRADNOCK Corresponclent7 P.hOne 5.759,5 • Miss Olive Young is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. The iiancake supper sponsdred by the Sunday school of Knox, United Church 'under the convenership of Mrs, Ted Mills Was a decided Suceep when over 300 people were: fed, ° I„ Mrs.. ponhld Cartwright returned home last Friday after a couple of weeks In Victoria Hospital. The sacrament of Holy Baptism was admixiistered last Sunday at St.. Mark's Anglican Church 'for Christopher • Lawrencee,Nestoit, infant son of Mr, and'Mrs. Lawrence NeSbit of Ingersoll; The godfathers were Michael Nesbit of Ingersoll and Christopher ,Hutehinsop • of . Goderieh, The Godmother was'''. Mrs. Philip Clark of Goderich. Quests were present from Ingersoll, Qoderich, Blyth and Mitchell. Rev. -Keith Stokes; rector was, in charge of the service with Mrs. Gordon Taylor 'at the organ. Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell and Miss Diane Kirkconnell visited •r• Knox WMS held April Meeting • The April' meeting of Knox readings. Roll call was answered Presbyterian Wome n's by each quoting a Bible verie • Missionary Society was held last with the word Date. Thursday afternoon at the home Mrs. Sanderson thanked all of Mrs: W. Bradnock. Society who had assisted with the 'recently with Mrs. Harry .Eve at Leaside. • ' ' Mr. and Mrs -Harold Adams visited _last Sunday with Mrs. idney Lansing. • Mr. • and, Mrs. mod . Kirkconpell; Ronald and Greg of Goderich • visited last Sunday with his parents, Mr. .and -Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell.' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt visited last Sunday at Leamington with !his brother, Joe Haggitt and Mrs. Haggitt. Miss Diane Kirkconnell of Longo Spent the weekend with her arents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew' Kirkconnell. She is attending Wells Academy Night ' School. " Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson Horticultural Sanderson was in charge 'of the mee ng an e m nu read by the secretary, Mrs. Alvin meeting and gave the call to Leatherland. Worship. Musical accompaniment for 'hymn It INV_ .reported that the singing was played by urs.. layette for the bale was nearly Robert Phillips on her harp. finished and the secretary received the used stamps. Thank The scripture lesson was read you notes for cards and gifts by Mrs. John Hallam. The sent were read. meditation on, _this chapter was _taken by Mrs. Wes 'Bradnock Mrs. Major Youngbluted for the Ladies Aid who spoke on the life of Martha and her devotion to Jesus. meeting and Mrs. Roy•Daer read - The study the minutes which were book "Dare to' accepted. Business items were ,.Reconcile" was continued by dealt with and a 'letter from -all Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson and she was 'written to Mrs. E. Lawson, 4 led in the discussibn on getting n reconciled to God and the role patient iClinton Hospital. in the community; tOdays. in Lunch was served by Mrs. • witnessing for Him. • Bradnock assisted .by Mrs. Frank Mrs. Frank Raithby gave two Raithby. • , • Walkerburn Club holds meeting • •• • The Walkerburn Club held its monthly meeting -at the home 'of Mrs. Elliott Lapp with a 'good attendance, The meeting was. chaired by Mrs. Arie Duizer. 'Mrs.. Lloyd Penfound led in prayer. The draw prize donated- by • Mrs4 Ted Hunking was won by Mrs. cruy Cunningham. Plans were made for the next • ineetirivIrs. Lorne Hunking Londesboro. The program will be in charge of Mrs. John Hallam . and Mis. Elliott Lapp. , The Lurich committee will be Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey and Mrs. Lloyd Penfound. • . I .The program began with musical box with Mrs. James Jackson,at the piano' under the direction of Mr. Lloyd McClinchey and Mrs. Lloyd PenfourldrThbr Wa:slOtin by Mrs. The autoniobile contest was won by Mrs. John Hallamt4and Mrs. Lorne Hunking. Mrs. L. McClinchey read a poem. The afternoon's program concluded with games of bingo. A Touch and 'rake Sale was held. Lunch was served' by Mrs. Elliott Lapp;Mrs.' Carmen Gross and Mrs. Arie Duizer. • 4 invited them to her new home in — _ 0 Obituary MRS. GEORGE LAWLOR • Funeral service • was held 'Saturday, April 11 at the Arthur Funeral Horne for Mrs. Liporge Lawlor who passed away in Clinton hospital April 9th in her 79th year. She was the daughter -of the ;late John Ladd and Elizabeth • Holtzhauer and was born October 20, 1890 at Mildrnay; • Since early childhood she has resided - in the Auburn community. She was a member of Knox United Church. Besides her husband she is survived by one son, Wilbert and two daughters, Mrs. ,Gerald 4 (Fern)4acKay and Mis. Chartes-- ,(Jean) Waterman, all of Galt, four grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Thomas (Gertrude) Park of Dungannon, , The service was conducted by Pastor Alfred Fry 0 with interment in Ball's cemetery. Pallbearers were Thomas Haggitt, Thomas Johnston, James Lawlor, Harry Arthur, Robert Arthur and Murray Rollinson. Personals Misses Jean Houston and Jean Jamieson of,, Toronto spent the weekend with their sister, Miss Frances Houston. Miss Marie Plunkett came home from Clinton .Public Hospital last Saturday after • being a patient there 'following • surgery. • The fifth meeting of Auburn 2 4—H club was held at the • home of the leader, Mrs. Donald Haines with nine Oris present. "The roll call was answered by naming the fruit they had.eaten yesterday. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt led in, the discussion oh fruits and • desserts for dinners, suppers, lupches and in-between snacks, • asmell as menu planning. The demonstration 'was making and baking a therry pie with several members taking - part. All enjoyed eating the pleb later. 70' : The fifth meeting of Auburn was held at the home of Mrs. W. 1„Bradno,pk, and u Mrsir &link —ltaithby led' in the demonstration of making cherry members taking part,. and family of Mitehelrgvisited 'Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Daer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby visited Saturday with ,Mrs. Glen Raithby at London and Mr. and Mrs. • Ray Perdue and Mrs, Mary Johnston also of London. Saturday evening they visited Mrs. .G. W,' Sherman at Sparta and , Sunday attended Middlesex and Lambton Baptist Assoc WI° n In eating at Styathroy. • Mr. and Mrs, .Glen Fields and son` 8cott, Ralph Trornmer and. William Trornmer, all of Hespeler, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Timmer .and Connie. . Mrs. Sam Daer celebrated her 83 birthday last week in Clinton Hospital where she is a patient. Friends .and relatives called during the day andshereceived flowers, cards and gifts to mark the occasion. Birthday cake was also served. The Auburn Horicultural Society held the April meeting in the Auburn Community Memorial Hall with President Mrs. GordonTaylor in charge. She welcomed everyone and read a poem. The minutes were approved as read ,Aly the secretary Mrs. Sidney Lansing. - • It was announced that the District meeting is to be held in Clinton April -18. , The roll call was answered by each member telling .:,their favorite stiring flower and premium bulbs were given out to tne members. Treasurer -Mrs. W. Bradnock. gave the financial statement: Accordian solos were played by Larry Plaetzer and Eric Scott played eleqtric,guitar solos. Mrs. Arthur Grange gave a paper on Spring gardening' and spoke on herbs that can' be grown and their uses. The gueSt speaker of the evening was Mrs. Cliff McDonald of doderich who spoke on her recent' trip to' Trinidad and showed pictures. She told about her work there where she had spent 17 years as a missionary nurse. .She :Was. introduced by Mrs.' W% Bradnocls, Haggitt who presented her with a gift. •door prizes of pots' of tuberos 'begonias were won by th Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzerand Mrs. William Straughan. Pot luck lunch was c§erved by Mrs. Frank Raithby, 'Mrs. Russel Brindley and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor. ATTENTION ENGAGED O COUPLES 3 Complete IFIO $6 ONLY LIVING ROOM :DINETTE' BEDROOM 35.00 Per Month., 2 piece Chesterfield, ‘offee table, .2 end tables and •lamps. 5 pieces, 36 x 48 x 60 table • and four chairs. Dresser and mirror, chest, bed, boxspring and mattress. ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW at 71 Albert St., CLINTON STORAGE No extra charge if you would like your furniture stored until needed. PRICE INCLUDES I3ELIVERY AND\ SET UP WHEN DESIRED EVENING APPOINTMENT - 482 -9505 - BALL & MUTCH HOME 'FURNISHINGS Clinton • 71 Albert §t. ol Mrs. Duncan r wish is a patient in St. Mary's Hospital in Kitchener, having had surgery. there. Mr. and Mis. Ron Broo• ks and :Robbie wc.r9 gusts of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell in Kitchener Saturday. Recent visitors with Mr. ,and. Mrs. Oliver McCharles were Mr. and WS. Fred Ritchie of Huntsville and Mr. and Mrs. les and fami of DB;DalinaltfdeCharorMdl Mr. and Mrs, Irwin Campbell were among • the visitors with Mrs. Duncan Farrish Kitchener Sunday David MacDonald arrived home frorn hospital in London. ,Mrs. Albert Osborne of Kincardine is spending some time "th Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miss Florence MacLennan was among those who received her cap at Byron Hospital School of Nursing. ,c) Severallook advantage of the snow covered, fields for a last good titne at snOwniObile,riding Saturday. Spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Emile MacLennan Were. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Morton and family and M. and Mrs. Jack MacLennan and faMily of\„, Stratford,. Rod Finlayson of Sarnia spent a few days with his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson. , Miss 'Edna Cook of Qwen Sound spent the weekend. with Mr. and Mrs., Henry 1VlacICenzie. M r. and Mrs. Frank MacLennan spent the weekend in Toronto.. • - ,,24 Hour. ,• • Approvals **,• 2nd & 3rd Mtges. Arranged In The Convenience Of Your Home LOW cost. You can call to 10 p.m. today for helpful courteogs service. Prompt , Investment Corp. Ltd.„62 Richmond St. W., Toronto. Call Collect 366-9586, EVG§. 239-4913 „ 0 0. • GO 1),ERI011 8!.4fl1AtrgrAR,',111URSDAV,, APR/141611970 $ SWING AT THE . N. UNDER THE, DIRECTION OF Jssy BEDARD OPENING THIS WEEKEND 2 'MILES SOUTH ON HIGHWAY 21 • 1,, • • •••••:. This Spring ,has been a long time coming and due to its delay we have a larger than usual stock of :spring Merch-andise. The selection available and the savings that are possible • are the best, we have offered in our Spring Sale. ' Just in time for April -showers conies this buy n-an-weather-coats-We-have-reduc.ed_asizeable gritinp. Quite a few styles to ctioci§e-frorn that were priced • . • • REGULAR 30.00 to 65.°° 0 Included for this sale are tweand three-piece • styles, pant suits and some costumes. Note that they were • This is a large group specially put together for this sale. Included is a group of mini styles (sizes 5 to 13).and also somahalf size styles., • Y4. •