The Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-05-06, Page 8ibale of clothing for Korea in June.
tAnyone having donations to make
to leave them with Miss Currey.
Mrs. Amelia Meliwain is confined
to bed.
Plans are going forward to have
a supper. in Nile Church, May 21.
PLAN CONVENTION
London Diocesan Council of the
Catholic Women's League a Can-
ada, is planning • to hold its 34th
annual Diocesan Convention in
Chatham on May 16, 17 and 16.
One of the highlights of the con-
vention will be an address by the
national director, Most Rev. Wil-
liam J. Smith, Bishop of Pembroke.
and Mrs. Ben-
,
• on Vagan, Douglas and Donna,
Thir.e.-*Aved to Goderich Township.
•" Mrs. Graham McNee, Mrs. Alvin
err and Miss Mary Currey were
delegates frOm Nile W.U.S. t� the
29th Huron Presbyterial meeting
• at Seaforth NorthOde United
Church.
The regular meeting of Nile
WAS. -was held in the church,
April, 28, with 10 members present.
,Mrs, G. McNee read the report from
the Presbyterial meeting it?, Sea-
. forth. It, was decided to pack a
10.7 cu. ft. of deluxe refriger-
ation convenience! Features
Twin Humidrawers ...Butter
Keeper...Full-Width Storage
Tray ...Egg Shelves ... Meat
Keeper . . . Snack Rack.
Electric & Television
MRS. JAS. lia,PANP
Mrs. James Haldernand, a niece
of Mrs. William: Abell and Mrs, J.
W. Craigie, passed away at her
home at Kenmore, N.Y., on April
28. She Was a daughter of Mr.
James Craigie, of Buffalo, N.Y„
formerly of Goderich.
She leaves to, mourn their loss,
her husband and two daughters,
Dianne and Linda. Mrs. Halde-
mand was a frequent visitor with
her relatives here. Those attend-
iing the funeral at Kenmore last
Saturday Were Mrs. J. W. Craigie,
Mr. and ,IMrs. Bert Sanderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold McConnell and
Mrs. A. B. Sturdy.
SUPPORT—TO APOINT
(Ingersoll Tribune Editorial)
We have been reading with in-
terest .the accounts of the exploits
of the team of Winnipeg Pee Wee
hockeyists who came down to take
part in the Young Canada tourna-
ment at Goderich last week. Even
to try to imagine the excitement,
fun and interest of that trip for the
youngsters was to share a bit off
their experience.
Perhaps we should admit right
here, though, that our particular
interest in this team was aroused
by a story in the Goderich Signal -
Star. This story told about, the
support. the boys get—and what
they have to do for themselves.
We further admit that the story
caught our attention, because the
Winnipeg idea oi how the bo,ys'
teams should be run, co-incides
with our own pet theories.
The boys get lots of support; in
this case from their mothers who
hcdd bridges, teas and so on to
raise money for the team's oper-
ation. However, the boys are not
allowed to believe that. everything
is -going to drop right into their
laps. Each boy must buy his Own
stick and gloves. For the trip to
Goderich, each had to earn $15 at
least toward expenses. This meant
EARN too, because parents did no,t
hand out the cash.
It is our idea that those lads
think more of their team, take
more pride in their accomplish-
ments than any team, which is sup-
ported completely by- an organiz-
ation, no matter how wellmeaning.
As eager, interested youngsters
they are learning that life just
doesn't hand them all they want
on .a silver platter and further,
in getting some things for them- team in carrying their support jut ATTIC WITH ''esA FOR SALE AD
kind to theirCLEANCLEAN YOUR
th.at there is a lot of satisfaction ers being,, very
I selves. • Those Winnipeg supportwo far. '•IN ,THE SIGNAL -STAR. -.
spent .,-the
e1t-eiL in Detroit, .tbe. guests, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels�n4::Stown.
Frank: Lawson and
Lynn; of Lend% visited over the-
Week-eW with NO. Lawson's
grandfather, Mr. Walters, atthe
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. dlid-
don.
rting on Styndlgr, May 9,
:and 'for the summer months, the
services in Holmesville United
Church ..dArt at 9,45 a.m.
ContratulagAns to Miss Eleanor
Yeo on -,her success in winning
the clip at the -public speaking cen-
Aest held .in Clinton last. Friday
evening. Eaeor is a Grade 8
pupil at S.S. No. 3, Holmesville
school, and is a pupil of Miss Ann
Shaddock. *e
' A 'sacred concert was held in
Holmesville United Church, Sun-
day evening, 'April 25, and was
enjoyed by the large number of
people that attended it. The Men's
Choir of Wesley -Willis Church,
Clinton, accompanied by Mrs. Ren-
nie, and assisted by Mrs. M.
Nediger, Mrs. Bert Boyce and Mrs.
Holland ave a fine_pro=m.
TWe
annual Spring Thank -offer-
ing," service' of the W.M.S. of
Holmesville 'United' Church was
held on Sunday, April 25.0 The
special guest speaker was mrs.,11.
C. Wilson, of Clinton.
Special aew Mother's Day, boxes
are available at no extra charge
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THE BOLERO worn by 'Audrey 'White is made Of 'eight ounces
of poodle wool. The dogs with her wear two poodle wool coats,
their own and hand -knitted ones of two and onk-hal£ ounces„each.
They were appearing' at a London fashion „display. •
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Of codrSe no one would dream' of' climbing
a telephone. pole without being especially :
careful. Yet every time" you climb a shaky .}
ladder or stand on a Itiekety chair you May
net realize what 'a big chance you're taking:
Actually more p'aple have accidents right at
imme thati anywher ie
1y avoiclijig aceid'en'ts,ypy save more 0,ai
suffering and worry -4- ypu save money, tO1
In'a family the si±e of ours (we're. nOW.
over 31,000), these savings are important.
That's why our employees Ate not only
thoroughly trained to use safety tools and,
• methods, but continually reminded •to take
every precaution to avOld, injury to' them-
' selves and others. •
,alier way we help keep costs
down so we can provide you with the
best possible telephone service at the lowest
possible, cost.
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