The Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-02-18, Page 9If net won Ort S,atlirday, value (i,t, jackpot and also
linnIter of calls Willobe.raleed each week until it
Thomas?
•V*10r-'
4;300# Canink* was 4 wePkenci,.
iSigoe with his deUghterelWrt , Sten
.',Abel, • and • Mr..: Abekne,eSt. „ 174Orriane
There in'St.
Mark's Angi,tean 'Cln#ch.•,Owing to,
04illneen,ot the'eAeetorPRevr-W-
E.s•:Aealnelren... '
Miss Mildred $enttrit(apsot 1V4tz.
ehelk spent- the, weekend . with ;her'
••hretbere Ken ind Mrs. Scott.
Atthe communion e service at
0)c.neeenyteriart elninehr•SeldelaY,
Rev. R. . MaeMillan 4aPtized
,Robert Wayne, infant sale of Mr.
-and Mrs. Ken Scott. •
Mrs. Harry Govier,,Wno has been
In poor health for. sometime, went
to. stay for a while witlilier grand-
-daughter,Mrs. Siliery, Exeter.
Mrs, Govier will he 94 in
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Craig were
nunday• visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
George Wilkin, Goderich, the +meas.
ion being the baptism of their baby,
Mary Elizabeth, at Knox Presby-
terian Church. - ' -
WM.-Mrs. Edgar Lawsn Was
-hstss fr, the•r. titaV:meetiflg
, .
6 e. ; of pox, ,,,,,..
1.110'aMitij1,' The npritgitV
tine ineetint With, ‘p anep.: ::
The de-
votional ,w,401.''taken''by Mrs
Graham, J. NT ,V1,40-te* •
ttge,-- needle Medititte
feree,d'I ,n#eni: Thktninie t. 41.
b$41rx-M'At.".1411:e1V47*also
IS in ne.4/010Sion. ,Mrs.
Badlik 0;1°04 -4,i pleasing solo,
with' harp. aecOlnpainengni X.
Re', J.-.,P1411116s. The chapter- in' the
studyh book, was • taken by.' , .
Keith Machan. The roll 94 rewas
ansvirereck.bY 'a verse .erkOP1 .0
The offering was received and an
Houston 'Offered the -dedicatee.17
prayer. The secretary,•MineX Ha -
lam; read the minutes e'l the Janu-
ary meeting. The •allOAtinn. kr
the' 'bale was received. It was Oe'r-'
cidelt to make a couple of 'quilts.
Announcement was madeofthe;
World Day of Prides to be heldaln;
St: -Mares Anglinaii Church, March
5. 'Mts. Grabam offered thedos-
ing prayer. The hostess served a,
. -
dainty lunch..
17 GAMES $1.00
$5.00 CASH PRIZE•
4 SPECIALS—Share the 'Wealth
Doors open at 8 p.m
Est game starts at 8.30 p.m.
• WEsirkp LD, Feb. 17.—Mr. and'
• Mrs: ...Charles Smith and Marjorie
and Mrs. J. L. McDowell visited
on. ThUrSday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Elwin 1a3rIor.
• Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott, of
IIISSIOIrOTROLE HAS
.MONTHLY MEETING
, .
The. Senior, •Mission Circle of the
liaptist: Church held its regular
mieting, last Thursday afternoon
in the Sunday School room. The
.presideat; Mrs. Earl Raithby, con-
-ducted the' meeting and read a
poem 'and Mrs. C. Nicholson read-
, an article on Billy Graham.
Mrs...G. Hazelwood read an ar-
ticle on Temperance and led in
prayer. ' The roll ,eall taken by
. ,
Mrs. W. Frith Was answered by
naming a •missionary and giving
a few' remarks .on ,his or her life.
The Missionary White ..gift work
was displayed and mention was-,
made of the Women's World Day
of Prayer on March 5, and plans
were started on a fireside service
to be held later. Mrs,- George
JohnSton.introdoced the new study
book "Where'er the Sun" and of-
fered prayer.' Ren:" I. G. Hind dos-
ed the- meeting after -the singing
of a hymn. A:social half -honk was
enjoyed.-
Auburn, visited on Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Norinan McDowell. -
• Mr. Donald • Campbell, of Lis-
towel, visited on Friday- with Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth 'Campbell..
.1V.Er. John Gear, of eKitcleener,
•spent .the week -end with Mr.land
•Mrs., Charles Smith and- other
'friends.
Miss Betty Rodger, of Goderich,
,spent the week -end with leer par-
ents, Mr: and Mrs. E. Rodger.
Mr.. and Mrs, Garner Nickelson
and -children, Mr. and ,Mrs. Stewart
Cleakey Of Morris TonShip„ visit-
ed on,- Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey McDowell.
. Mrs. Charles Sitiith and Marjorie
are spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. John Gear, of Kitchener.
Ronald Taylor returned home on
Saturday from 'a Month's trip to
Florida.
'Mr:rand Mrs. Don -glee' Campbell
and children visited oo Sunday
with. Mr. and Mrs. -John Doerr, of
Aarburn. Edna Doerr returned
home with them for a week's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob- Arthur,. of
Auburn, visited on Saturday with
Mr. ad Mrs. Carl Mills. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hanna. and
Ramona, of33elgrave, visited on
Sunday vvith. .Mr. and ,Mts. Bert'
Taylor. •
'
Mr. anarrs. MJasper Marien,.of
Goderich, visited on Meriden with
Mr. and -Mrs. Gordon Snell. e,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Armitrong,
of Hensall, visited .on Surietay with
Mr. alettlVirs. Cerrlifille.
Better Be Silent.
Thee -barrister became- acrimoid-
ous • in his cross-examination, but
the little woman in the witness -box
remained- calm
Eventually the barrister said:
"You say you .had no educatian,
but you answered. my -questions
smartly eneugh."- ,• . •
._
. Replied the Witness: "You don't
have to be a scholar to answer
silly questions." , • ":
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DURING HER forthcoming visit
to Matta on her Commonwealth
tour, Queen Elizabeth will unveil
this memorial to the 2,360 officers
end men -of the CoMmonwealt,h
air forces who lost,their lives in
the Central Mediterranean area,
during World War II and have
no known graves
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HOLMESVILLE, Feb 17. — The
.W.M.S. and W.& of golmesville,
United Church met for their regu-
lar meeting, at the • rnanse,..the
home of Mrs., IL Ce Wilson, on
Tuesday of last week. •Mrs. Ed-
ward Grigg was in. charge of 'the
.W.M.S. progrard. which opened with
a hymn _• Mrs. Grigg gave a _Snort
talk- and Mrs. 'N. Heard read the
Sceipture-lesson.- Mrs. E. J. Tre-
wartha led in prayer. A. hynin
was Sung. Mrs. IL C. Wilson read
an article on Tem.perance. Mrs.
F. Mulholland,, the, president, con-
ducted the business period. . The
Toll call'' was answered -with :,the
payment of T1.00 for relief pur-
poses. It was decided. to make
some quilt tops for Korean relief.
.Mrs, Bert Lobb read ,an artiele on
Christian Stewardship.. With Mrs.
Wer -Yeo .at the- piano, Mrs. Bill
Normaneand Mrs:Lloyd Bond sang
a duet. Mrs. Frank McCullough
took the chapter in the study book.
Mrs. Elmer Potter read an article
on China: Mrs. Grigg read' an
article about Chinese ministers in
Canada.hymr. T, , hemeeting closed with
a
The W.A. meeting was ,conducted
• by the president, Mts. Harry Cud
-
more. The Scripture lesson and
comments were given by Mre. Cud-
,more.e The roll call was answered
•••••••••••"•••••••••••4 by thpayment of edues. Mrs,. Ed
ward Grigg gave the treasurer's re-
port. it was tp•aSSed to make .a
75th anniversary quilt,, with Mrs.
Merpu.rySedan with prayer by the president. A
in charge. The meeting closed,
'Lloyd Bond and MS. Edward Grigg
delicious lunch was served.
• Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson and
baby daughter, Lynn, of London,
were week -end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. D. 'E. Glidden.
MrseM. Nediger, of Clinton, ac-
companied on the organ by Mrs.
Ray Vincent, Clinton, was the guest
soloist in Holmesville Uriited
Church, -on Sunday. •
The sympathy of the community
goes to Mrs. Proctor Palmer, in 'the
passing of her mother, • the late
Mrs. Proctor, of Goderic-h.
• • Over drive, Aadio, New Motor.
1951
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Sun Visor.
•PORTER'S MILL
• -; •
PORTE/VnIniLIe The
Xebenary meeting of,the .was
r-bld at theehoine of NA'S- Alvin
Betties with a good Attendance.:
The president, Men -John MeCiour. arr
opened the meeting after whtch
Mrs. A. Lockhart led in, prayer.
f
The Scripture was read by Nies. re
Torrance. Roll call was answered
by the exeh.ange -of a valentine.
A. "thank you" note from Eleanor
,COk wasOread. Different articles
of ilnesiness were -discussed. It -was -
decided to hold some social even,
ins in the -basement of the church.
The first one will be in the form
• of a crokinole party Saturday even-
ing, February 27, and Mrs_ A.
• Betties, Mrs. J. McCowan, Mrs. P.
•Harrisore and.Mrs....A.-Lockhant-are
to be in charge. During the after-
noon two quilts were quilted and
blocks were handed,Out fer more..
The program for, the afternoon
consisted of readings and a core
test by Mrs, P. Harrison. The
meeting closed With a hymn. The
hostess served a lovely lunch. The
March meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Bit Cox_
The pupils of SS. No. 5 held
a very successful card party last
Friday evening in the school house.
Both "500" and euchre were played
after•whieh the pupils served 'sand-
• wiches .and -coffee. Arlie Lockhart
on behalf of the hoard and parents
thanked the children for the even-
ing and on the splendid Way in
which they took charge.- Ralph
Harrison replied stating they had
made „$13.25 -which will be used
for buying instruments for the
rhythm &Ind,
-Miss Clara Harrison, • Goderich,
spent the week -end with 1VIr. and
Mrs. P. Harrison.
The y.p.u. of Grace Church, is
'holding a crokinole party in the
basement- of the c
evening,Fehruary
asked to bring sand
NO -COT -ANO -DRIED SYSTEM
(Strathroy Age -Dispatch)
With all the thin" of seniority
benefits, security causes, union con-
tracts and ,across-the-board` in-
creases, it is refreshing -to hear of
wage increases on, a merit basii.
Strathroy Public School Board 'has
set teachers' salaries for 1954 with ••
this • in mind. Strathroy is one
of the few, schools where no salary
schedule has been adopted, where. •
merit means more than length of
service. The free enterprise sys-
tem is still maintained as opposed'
to collective security. -
Competitive Prices PIUS Personal Service
• Special Values and Reminders for
Thursday, Friday and Saturday ,
Oree:iei:e??•:en,
•ti.". •
MacKenzie, Roy -and Henry Mac -
6.0.0•••••••••••00.410. _,_, Kenzie and 'Melville Seott attended.
w''''' 1 -the funeral of their _uncle, Neil
MacKenzie, whose death took place
in Toronto at the age' of 93 years,
„
.
' • Dr. Frank Scott ,MacKenzie, of Mon-
, • , •
treal, also attended his uncles'Iun-
era'.
Mrs. Neil MacDonald spent last
• , week with friends in Goderic.h.
'. Cheiti9e5o: ................ •
John Cathcart is holding a sale
. , •.''''
of cattle and farm implements on
„
T-ttesd a y.
. • •
•Mrs. Will • Drennan returned
. .. • • .
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