The Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-06-26, Page 941P
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Bobby Downs and his Orchestra ,
Special Holiday Midnite Dance'
June 29th - 12.05 'a.m. till 3 a.m.
Mens' Softball Tournament
Tuesdayjuly 1st
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TEN GODERICIt IIIGNAL4TAS
NEWS OF AMAIN
• LUDLUM Jane 2$. — Mr. and
Mrs. **cry Sturdy, Betty aud.
Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Colson of Blyth are visiting friends
at Bracebridge.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Itellveen ut
Oshawa are visiting the turners
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Mc-,
Ilveen.
Mr. and Mrs, H. G. Ling of Tor-
onto spent the- week -end witb the
lady's parents,Mr. 'arid Mrs. R. D.
Munro. - •
Miss Elton Muteh. who has been
visiting her brother Stanley and
Mrs. Motcli- at La Combe, Atta.,
has returned home. '
Mr. and Mrs.' Krete of• Detroit
are visiting Mrs. (Jorge Yungblut,
Vieand -Arthur.
Recent visitors with Mrs. George
Sturdy and Mr. and Mrs. 11. L.
Sturdy were Mrs. Dot Reed, Mrs.
Russell Reed, Mr. Charles Murray
and Mr. William flamer, nil of
Toronto. •
Mr. and lirs. Alex Hlddleston of
Scotland are visiting the lady's
uncle; 'John Houston and Mrs,
Houston.
Mr. Arthur Yungblut visited
friends in Detroit last week.
The annual memorial service will
be held at Ball's cemetery next
Sunday evening at 7.30 o'cloek. The
service will be in charge of the
United (7hurch and the Rev. C. C.
Washington,will bring the message.
The vacational Bible school
wiJL be hold in. Kniii Presbyterian
Church; starting Monday, June. 30,
at 9.30 a.n. Miss Muriel Davis
and Miss Ksther Roe of London
will be the leaders.
Visitors with Mrs. Tony Tom-
kowiez are' her mother. Mrs. Bar-
ron of England and her aunt, Mrs.
Brooks of Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rollinson and
Murray were Sunday visitors %vial
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson,
•IVa terloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby spent
the week -end al-TohcritiorY,
Prouse—Taylor. — A quiet but
pretty wedding was solemnized at
Knox United Church ntanse at 2
o'clock Saturday, June 21, when the
Rev. (7. C. Washington united in
marriage. Lois Evelyn Taylor.
younger daughter of )lr. and Mrs.
Everett Taylor, Auburn. and Robert
Benson Proust, son of Mrs. W.
Prouse, Goderich, and the -late Mr.
.Wilfred 'Proust.. ,,The bride wore a
-becoming • beige gabardine suit with
pink a ceessories a hd ein•sage of
pink roses. Miss Betty Rodger,
Arypaillilkmow
is easy on
your purse 1
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cousin of the bride. was bridesmaid
and chose a suit of navy Glue with
pink accessories. and corsage of
(*mations. Mr. Ronald Glazier
was best man. Following the cere-
mony. it receptiom was held at the
bottle of the bride's parents. Later
the young couple left fur It honey-
moon at TilLsouburg and Niagara
Falls. On their return they will
reside in Goderieb.
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June 25.---Ifrs. J. Taylor,
'Auburn, -spent several% days with
her„ brother, Mr..,George Rutledge
and Mrs. Rutledge.
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SUS. Robert Bogie is visiting her
uncle in Wyandotte, Mich
Harold Knight had another at-
tack and W;18 taken to Sesfortit
hospital:
Miss Jessie NVallace has gone to
London to attend the wedding of
her friend, .Miss Emma Sanderson
and fpr an'extended visit.
Mrs, Tom McPhee has an attack
of shingles.
The teacher, seholars and some
of their parents had a grand ex-
cursion to, Toronto in Mr. Sher -
wood's bus on Thursday.
,Entertains. — The Nile
.entertained the Carlow,
Bentuiller, Leeburn and Dungan-
non societies last Friday afternoon,
in the church. Mrs. Graham Me -
Nee was in the chair and opened
with a hymn. Miss Currey led in
prayer, Miss Florence Wilson gave
u. musical. seleetion. Miss Betty
Bowra, Goderich, a solo, 'and Mrs.
Rivett, DungannAt, a solo. Miss
Fisher, Jean Snyder, Joy and Lorna
Feagan sang and Mrs. A. Straugh-
en, Benmiller, read two ',orals.
Mrs. F. Hawkins gave ti musical
selection. The guest speaker, Miss
Sybil Courtice, Clinton. gave a Most
inspiring talk un missions. 'Fite
pianist for the program was Mrs.
Leslie Pent land. The meeting
closed with a hymn and the bene-
diction. Lunvlienn _was served to
the guests.
Mr. C. M. Ittibertson. Goderich,
took _ the service on Sunday and
spoke on temperance.
Little Joyce Matthews !rad a ton,
silectotny Monday morning in rich hospital but is doing tine.
, TAYLOR'S CORNER
Equalization fat 1953 County Rate.
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Comity Assessor Alex Alexander presented the following elualised,
assessment, on which the-196.34conuty rate will be based; to the Jtute
session of Huron Countyseetineil here last weth:
Mainitipality LaudalBadisaings Bess
Ashileld " ..11 2.86%400 4 4350 i * .2$73.740
Colborne 4,490,138., ' - 9,300 1,700,438
Goderich Township 2,270.050 _ - 3.050 2,273,700
Grey 2,999,9'Z' 10,200 . 3010,15
Hay , , 3,1,81,8wr, 30,0.49 3,211,920
llowkic 3,503,347 30612,, • ll.Clir3,959
Mullett 2,000:A 13,051, ' 2,074,010
Sidi:Mop • 2,717,025
Morris .. 2,401,700 •
Stanley 2,1153,655
Stephen 3,383,603
Tuckers:111th 2,4525,700
Tttrubitrry. 1,577,140
1".44141%e 2,653,936
East • Wawunosh 1,597,014
%Vest Witwaposh 1,iliti,0110
Clinton 1,4306,858
Exeter , 2.049.310
1;oderich Town 4.197;249
'..4eatorth ' 1,262,870
Winghani, .._„ .1,793,599
Myth 464,195
Brussels , . 534,125
Ilensall '598,520
' $53,117,833
2,525
4,050
3,750
17,173
4.500
6,975
4,201)
1,950
0,150
135,701
191,625
310,772
133,976
97,949
2'7,015
32.175
49,650
2,719,550
-2,495,758
2,4102,405
3,40.0,781
.2,530,200'
1,534,083
2,658,136
1,599,594
1,802,156
1,742,622
• 2,240,935
4,7113,021
1,398,5413
1,391,5-18
491,810
566,:ioo
648,170
$ 1.308,991. 5'-1,486,829
"ivESTFIELD DONNYBROOK
WESTFIELD, June 25.—Mr. and DONNVIIROOK, June 25. --The
Mrs. William McVittie of Blyth W.M.S. and 1V.A. met on Tuesday
visited on Sunday with Mr. William
McDowell and Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man McDowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor ' Campbell
and Larry of Owen 'Sound visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mri.
'toward Campbell. , ., - •
The church and altar were beauti-
fully decorated on Sunday for the
children's - service, with peonies,
iris and roses,. Special music was
rendered bv the children's choir and
the Pastor, the Rev. C. C. Washing-
ton, preached a sermon enjoyed by
both children and atitilts. . James
lla rold Brigham, infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brigham, svas
baptized during the service.' '
The Saerament of the I.Ord's Sup-
per will be adtninistered next
Lord's Day, June 29. On July 6
there will be no service ' in the
Wespield. church, but a joint ser-
vice will lw held at .kuhurn United
Church at S pan. _ 4
Mr. and Mrs. John Barrett, Mr.
Bill 11;irrett of Manitoti. Ilanitoba,
and Miss Barrett and Mrs. Robert
1% ightman of Blyth visited on Tues-
TAY,LoIt'S ColtN_Ell, June :.'.5.,--,thiy -evening-_,--with--- Mr.- -and Mts.
The Quarterly Official Board of tilt' Marvin NIcDowell.
appointments of Zion, Ilohnesville \l r. and NIrs. Gordon Bosnian and
and Ebenezer will nieet at 116Imes- children of Belgrave visited on Stni-
ville. Monday evening, June 30,, at , day with Mr.' and Mrs. -Mattijce
8-Tp.tii. 1ro
'' 1-snian.
Nirs. Linda laing-„,of Weyburn, Mr. and Mrs., Garner Nicholson
Sask., has been visiting her bro- 0144l family of Belgrave visited on
titer, Mr. 'Austin Sturdy and Mrs.. Sanday with NIr. and Mrs. liarvey
Sturdy and Other friends° of the 114jlowell.
community. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dickinson of
Miss NViltla 'Wilson of Clinton Burgesville and -Mr. :fill Mrs. Bert
spent the week -end at' her home Nlarsli - of retorsinirit-' visit4.41 .--44-
in Goderich 'l'ownship. i-entlY with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
. '
31r., .1. Nit...Millen attended - the Cox.
Oiltifellows' couvention. in Toronto Miss Ruth Cook spent last week
last week. \VII 11 her sister.. Mrs. James Hoak
Ntr. and NIrs. William Hill of of Crewe.
144derielt visited on S111141413' • with NIr. Pharis Mathers and Carolyn,
Mr. ttuti Mrs. Robert Fuller. 3! s, H. Mathers, aml Miss Hattie
The W.A. are holding..their an- Gallagher of lateknow and NIr. Ted
utial picnic on Mrs. Wi i IlI:..S.1
...r.:INVII (la 1)1,11 I'll 44! Toron'to visited on
t‘.)%1..eet kNN:ednesday afternoon of next Smida-y with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Wight man.
""'"••••••••• Mrs. J. Brigham and Kenneth of
H Blyth visited ,,ti 'Sunday with AIL%
and 31 Is -Charles Brigham.
i Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cook and
f 'Air.- and 3ir-4.- .1a4,1.• Cook and babe
rvisitea..4,14 Sunday . with 31r. and
'MN... Itriwo m,irshai of Toronto.
I mr. Bill , Rodger of Itillbrook
, spent the week-eud with his Dat-
Ints. Mr. and Mrs. Enteron It44(114•44r,
Mr. and NIrs. Clarence- Cox
i visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs:. Ernest l*atterSon of Auburn.
Njiss Ioriii( ,.„ Biiehanati, ....•._11;1s_
514.11 red a position with the 140111414,11
,LLife insurance Co., London. - •:,- .
"Mr. Jack Stevens of Toronto, is
,assistingMr.. Arnold' Cook with the
ftfrnt work. • :
: 31r. and Mrs. -Jim Boak and
James of Crewe, Mr. A. E. COok
of Myth, and Miss Violet ('?ok
of Goilerich spent Sunday with Mrs.
Fred -Cook.--
NOTICE
Colborne
Ratepayers
A special general meeting
of the ratepayers of Col-
borne Telephone System
is called for July 4, 1952,
8 p.m., at the Township
Hall, Carlow, to consider
use of part of the Hall
for the Telephone Central.
Jas, IL Feagan,
Chairinan of Commis-
sioners
E. Stanley Snyder,
Reeve
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A rather queenly young woman
1501111141 a crowded city
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5114,1Ie44. -
"I beg your pardon'?" said the
tired little man.
"I didn't say anything."' said the
queenly young Woman, rather con.
scions of lior queonliness.
"1111 sorry," said the little man.
-r thought you said 'Thank yon'"
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CAMPBELL'S GARAG
57 ST. DAVID ST. PHONE 1097
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mark
..i_rutstrong with :in attendance of
12. -Mrs. Norman TittinilmoU 1.4117
sided over the meeting which
opened by singing hymn 15, fol-
lowed py the Lord's Prayer In uu..-
sou. Ps.alin selection 731 was read
re,SPonsively and prayers were of-
feryti- by Mrs. ('b'arks Jefferson,
Mrs. S. t'Itaniney [ill Mrs. Wit-
ham 'lardy. Mrs. E. Robinson
gave a reading on Christian
stewardship. The chapter in the
study book was read by Mrs. 11.
-Jefferson. The meeting elosed by,
singing 'hymn 501. Mrs. E. Robin-
son was in charge of the 1V.A. meet-
ing. A pa reel • post sale was held.
:Miss „loan 1*in'rr of Niagara t'ails
is spending this, week with tor
grandparents, 31r. and Mrs. R.
Chanmey and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chaniney
and Diane were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Henderson
at li,ippen.
Mr. :1401 Mrs. IV. J. Craig and
Allen of Auburn and Mrs..George
Wilkin :411(1 Ittibert of London spent.
SuntlaY evening with DonnybrOok
HOLMESVILLE
I 1()14.1114:SVILLE, Junt. 25.-- Dr.
ztint Mrs. Eric Hansen, Faltmaiii01,
were guests several (lays last week
of Rev. 11. G. and Nlrs. Newton
.a t the parsionage. Dr. Hansen is a
professor at. the University of
Alberta. •
Airs. G.- E. Met"iillough, 'Fortnito,
is the guest of bit' son and daugh,
31r. :Ind Mrs. Frank Mc-
Cullough. -
Congrat ti la t ions , to .1 he pupihc
teacher and. music' teacher of S.S.,
NO. 3, i:44dericli, the 11olmesvili44
seliool, for the Hite. program 1114,43'
put 1,11 over CKNX, NVingtato, on
Strturday, .1 11111 21. • Miss Kathleen
11(411(4(4 is the teacher and Nliss
Illiddon is the inusb• teacher.
Mr. and 31rs. Fred Potter. Clin-
ton, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
'Mrs. Edward .
N1r... and Mrs. Al. Parke and
son. 1Va3'ne, of Trenton, are the
guests of Mrs. Parke's parents, NIr.
;1(141 Nirs. Leslie .Jervis.
Mr. and Alrs. Esi and
three children of 1,1144,•4)111 Park,
Nlich.. were the week -end guests of
Mr. and NIrs. Edward (:rig -gr.
Sgt.
01i41 311-44: Jervis ;4t1.1
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treaL
KINGSBRIDGE
K 1NG 5111111 $ E, .Juni' NI r.
and Mrs, L.antion 11 fiendon
are visiting their soil and datighte4-
w., Mr. :cod Ilrs. 1.'31(' Lannon.
Mrs. Casper and son of Detroit
are spending a few days with .14,1411
()'Conuor,
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3! r, Vie, Eeennie 4,1' Toronto. re-
turned art,r, 1w0 v;1(11-114,11
with 11r. ;Ind Mrs. .1 0 nies
Miss Stella Dean 441.' Fore( is
'home for the holidays.
NIrs. .1nilrew 11.frtiii, who this
!wen in 4"Alexandra the
past two weeks. is iiiipi-oving gradu-
ally.
311' N:a' Martin had Ike 1111, -
fort line of breaking. 1 WI 4, of 14is,t4,s
11111 is now wearing_a east.
There ;ire 4444Vi4r,t1 4.0544-5 of (wimps
4(1 this vicinity.
•Itev. Father NfeNlartiti- is no -
pointed pastor of tlity Sacred Heart
parish in Langt(n. and leases to
talie charge this week. t)ift. best
wishes accompany him to his new
home. Rev. Ilintri Van V,vrickt of
!Langton • will he in charge .of -.St.
Joseph's, Kingsbridge.
ASIIVIELD W.M.S. '
The June meeting of the 3,411 -
field W.M.S. 54114 held at the liloine
of Mrs,- NVilliani Johnston. Mrs.
Duncan NIacKity was in charge
and the meeting Tenet] by repeat-
ing the 1,01114 prayer in unison.
N1rs. MacKay offered prayer, after
which hymn 292 was sung The
Scripture reading was read by
NI inn ie 4 t Ilea rt. and NI rs. Earl
Howes gave the explanatory into'',
pretation of the chapter. Mrs.
'401 11 MeGregl,r offered prayer.
After the singing 4.4f hyiitn :1s7,
Hugh Nim*Kenzie read front the
study I4 -($)k oti "British
Its ('4411441 ('3 and People," and after
hymn 374 Mrs. MacKenzie read the
4441 1141 part "The Protestant
Church in British Gui(4na." Anna
31ae Mol)onald offered prayer.
Gleanings front the Glad Tiditig-,,
prepared by Sadie wP
read by Mrs. Rueben Wilson. The
4.;(41(len text was answered svith a
verse from Seriptum After sing-
ing hymn 582, Mrs.. NisieKay gave
the elOsing prayer. The president,
„Mrs. 1/uncan MacKenzie, took
charge and discussed the fulsItie,ss
P a rt of the i»eeting. The prayer
circle was left over for the neat
meeting. There were 35 adults
present. The July meeting wilb be
held at Mrs. IIts4lbr MacLean's.
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