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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-12-09, Page 14K. atrr : r, Dec. 8. ' n,an, of London, spent t. a wee 0n4 with her parents, . John Buchanan. . iss Violet Cook, of Goderich, Sp tt the week -end with her h r, Mrs. 'Fred J. Cook, Mr. And Mrs. Harvey McDowell ,'JL4, family, visited on Sunday with rand Mrs. William Bakker, of 011ett Township. Mrs. Roy Easom, of Auburn, spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and ; Mrs. Walter Cook. Mrs. Fred J. ,_.Cook and Violet visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Beak, of Crewe. Mrs. Joseph Hanna, of Listowel, visited with Ray Hanna. Arnold Cook, Alderic Richards, Miss Ruth Cook and Shirley Pat- terson attended the 4-R Achieve- ment Night at Exeter on Friday night. • Con.gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hanna on the birth of a son at Wingh,amm General Hospital, Sun- day, December 5. - Sympathy is extended to the family and relatives in the death of Mrs. John S. Scott, formerly Alice Harrison, at Wingham Gen- eral Hospital, on Wednesday, De- cember 1, in her 86th year. The funeral was held from Belgrave United Church on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs: Carl Deans and daughters, of Guelph, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDowell.. -,2e=a,11 µ NEWS OF DUNGANNON DUNGANNON, Dee. 8.—Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pentland and son, Larry, spent the week -end with the former's brother, Laverne Pent- land, wife and family. Miss Clara ' Sproul and Alis. J. D. Hessen spent the week -end with the Misses Nettie and Retina Sproul, J. D. Hessen visited on Sunday. Mrs. Harvey Anderson, Mrs. Al- vin Sherwood, Mrs. Will McCon- nell, Roderick McKenzie and Cecil Blake attended the funeral of the late Henry Johnston, of Stratford, on Monday. He was their cousin. His wife was Bea Gibson, a daugh- ter of the late Sidney Gibson and Teena McConnell,- Stratford, form- erly of this district. 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A small deposit he'll ryoutt choice. until Christmas at ASUEIELD was vernor of the Stratford jail �' 'Dee. 8, --Mrs. DoB►- gA aid Ainslie and children 'have re - and is well-known in this com- turned 'to their home in'cleveland munity, meeting many while vasa- after visiting with Mars. Ainstie's tioning at his summer cottage at Port Albert. Supper Held.—The Dungannon 1r - United Church Sunday School, superintendent, officers, teachers and pupils on Wednesday night enjoyed a hot fowl supper in the church basement. A program was enjoyed later in the auditorium where parents and the congrega- tional members gathered. Mr. K. K. Dawson,r,former super, tendent, was chairman. A selection was sung by a male quartette, consist- ing of Jim Scott, Lorne Hackett, Barry Hackett and Frank Alton, with Jim Scott playing mandolin accompaniment. Barbara Foster sang "Silent ..Night," accompanied by her sister, Lynda Foster. Rev. G. D. Watt, the pastor, made a few remarks, commenting on the 'successful evening. Heber Eedy, also a former superintendent, spoke words of appreciation 'for the work of the present superin- tendent, Frank ,Pentland, officers, teachers and the attendance of the Sunday school scholars. Wilfred Anderson, of Lucknow, showed a film on his European,trip last year. Mr. and Mrs. Durnin Phillips spent 10 days in Florida. Mr. Phillips returned last week, but Mrs. Phillips was, remaining for two or three weeks longer. Miss Marjorie Errington, nurse - in -training at Woodstock General Hospital, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Errington, on Sunday. Elect Officers.—The December meeting of the United Church Women's Missionary Society was held at the home of Mrs. Herb Finnigan with 11 members present. Mrs. Herb Finnigan Galled the meeting to order. The roll call was answered by the number of sick being called upon and the minutes were read and adopted. The worship service was taken by Mrs. Herb Finnigan, with Mrs, A. Elliott, Mrs. G. Hodges and Mrs. 48x H. Horton offering prayer. Mrs: Crozier also assisted in the ser- vice. Mrs. Otto Popp invited the ladies to her home for the Janu- ary meeting and Mrs. G. Hodges offered to. take the study book. Rev. G. D. Watt conducted the election of officers, which resulted as follows: President, Mrs, George Hodges; first vice-president, Mrs. Arthur Elliott; second vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Robert Irvin; recording Secretary, Mrs. Esther Rivett; treasurer, Mrs. Mel Reed;. corres- andingecret.ry.. iti}?Gar,: Missionary Month y, Mrs. William' McClure; Baby Band; Mrs. Herb Finnigan; Christian stewardship, Mrs. Clifford Crozier; friendship secretary, Miss Rebina Sproul; Christian citizenship, Mrs. Cecil Blake; associate membership secre- tary, Mrs. M. Shackleton;- supply secretary, Mrs. Raymond Finnigan; literature secretary, Mrs. G. Watt; press secretary, Mrs. Esther Rivett; pianists, Mrs. 0. Popp and Mrs. M. Reed; auditors, Mrs. Ac Elliott and. Mrs.'; J. Ryan; Mission. Band assistants, Mrs. John. Finnigan, 'Mrs. Herb Finnigan, assisted by Mrs, C. Crozier as CGIT leader. The' installation of officers will be held in January. Mrs. Hodges gave a reading. After 'a hymn was sung, Rev. Watt closed the meeting,. with prayer. Mrs: Finnigan served lunch. aren'ts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mac- au, Lochalsh, - and Friends in Goderieh. Dan A. MacDonald has compleVJ ed collecting for the Upper Can- ada Bible Society throughout the Asb field Presbyterian ; con g ega- tion, collecting a total of ;S2,b.70. Assisting in. , he canvas was Jinn Cameron. Miss Annie Mae MacDonald is viatting with ;heN 14 ' Pat rF. Ross . Thom sovI, o£ T l > ,o1,11 g Mrs. N i' nuan OVmanor visited a few days in D r+oi;'b, reeently. A SINCERE THANK YOU, GODERICH ERNIE FISHER THANK YOU FOR AGAIN ELECTING ME A COUNCILLOR. Wishing the citizens.. of Goderich A Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. CHARLES M. ROBERTSON TO ALL. 48 THANK YOU, GODERICH My sincere thanks to Goderich ratepayers for their support during six years of municipal service. Wishing the 1955 Town Council every success. JOE ALLAIRE Please accept my sincere thanks for your support in elect- ing hie as a member of the Council for 1955. ,1 will en- deavor to serve you to the ,best of my ability. JOHN' VINCENT 1 wish to thank those who supported me at the polls on Monday. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ONE AND ALL. I wish to thank the citizens of the Town of Goderich for the confidence they have placed- in me. WISHING YOU THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON. ' ELLIOTT DRENNAN• FRANK WALKOM MANY THANKS TO ALL MY SUPPORTERS FOR COUNC)L A SINCERE THANK YOU. to the citizens of Goderich for the. support given me on Monday at the polls. Congratulations to the others elected. JOE SNIDER TO MY MANY FRIENDS— , Don't say you're sorry 1 didn't wild, Perhaps it's better I didn't 'get in! Many worse things could a person befall Than losing a seat at the old town hall. And while the. Council is tornwith strife Km getting_a lot of fun out of life. 48 J.A.S. Phone 835 Two shutouts featured .play „last Saturday morning in the GodeFich Lions Pee Wee Motor ' Hockey League at the Memorial Arena. Chevs racked up a 1-0 win over the Dodges, with Feagan, getting the only tally. Applekings knock- ed off the Rouse squad 2-0 on goals by Robertson and .Picot. In the third game, Studebakers edged Fords 2-1. Don and Bud Yeo gat the goals for the winners. Scotland's finest cashmere cardigans and pullovers. • "KITTEN," made in Canada from cashmere treated lambswool. "AURORA;" fine' botany cardigans and pullovers. Luggage McBRINE LANGMUIR to thrill her! A and CARSON'S Canada's best in quality and styling. A practical gift for ladies or gentlemen. 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