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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-02-07, Page 6PAGE SIX News of Dungannon DITNGANNDIN, Feb. t. — The C..-GaI,T. Members, at home. to the Nile group, met at the United Churth on Saturday afternoon and Went 0 a skating party to the Goderieh arena. When they re - tetrad, supper and slides on Korea Were enjoyed. The pastor, Rev. Geo. 1. Watt, spoke on "Venture into Faith." Mr. and Mrs. Anderson ,Mugford, of London, were week -end visitors with the latter's mother, Mrs. Abner Morris. The Good Rbads convention in Toronto this week is attended by eeve Cecil Blake, John Durnin, Councillor Harvey !Culbert and Lorne Durnin. a Mrs. Matthew Shackleton, not in the best of health, has closed her home for the winter months and has gone to the home of her son,' Benson, at Crewe. Mr. K. K. Dawson and assistants are presenting, at local towns, a good show of "Magic" that is both an interesting hobby and unusual 41vortamo.ro.,.1 -x entertainment. The Agricultural, Hall was the scene of social activity on Satur- day afternoon and evening, when 'a bridal reception was held for friends and relatives of the bridal couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sinnett (nee Yvonne Vassella, of the Kings- bridge district) who were married earlier that day. About 150 at- tended the reception. Music for dancing was provided by musicians from among the guests and re- freshments were served. The Y.P.U. held the bi-weekly meeting on Monday night. Jim Blake was in charge, being con- vener of faith and evangelism. Wayne Brown read the Scripture lesson. Jim Blake read a poem, "Here Am I," also a story and of- fered prayer. Rev. G. Watt con- ducted a question box. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glenn on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cranston o Belfast; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Glenn and daugh- ter, Janene, Lucknow; Mr. and ar-mi dir L. --mor-ssit -115:1•111.I•14.0"illi,";'91111,11117NIIIIIr.SIP.-,411111111111'11 111,IL.b--41140111111% aka 1r- 1 111 11.1 If e tin lira " ILL Branch Agent for CNR Money Orders i'Jgt*eAPPLIANCES:-. 2f.,FRIG1 DA IRE ,26a.te.A., FOR,. SALES SERVICE ,GODERICH cm...t44, SQUARE • • 'Now.- 586 • SAVINGS EARN MORE al First Birth, Effective February lst, sav- ings deposies at the 8 of M will earn interest at the rate of °7 4 PER ANNUM 'MY BMW all'AC:in Take advantage of this new, higher rate by °pc' fling a 13 of MI savings ales -mint today . . . Follow the example of two million Canadians' who re building for tomorrow at Canada's First Bank. BANK OF MONTREAL eaaada49e44t 04o4 LOCAL BRANCH:- Bruce Armstrong, Manager Mrs. esti Paco& and sons Allan end David, se Ponationa Ma.—The JerntarY meeting of the United Church W.A. was held at the .parsonage. ram. Fred Young, Mrs. Harvey Alton and Mrs. Lorne Ivers took part in the devotional period. Rev. G. Watt conducted the installation of officers or 1957. It was decided to get samples of dishes in view of. purchasing same for the church kitchen. A committee was appoint- ed for that punpose. It was decid- ed to join the Huron Presbytery this year. Five dollars was don- ated to the Y.P.U. to print church programs and a quilt was donated to the Fred Victor Mission, Tor- onto. To the next meeting, Febru- ary 15, members are each asked to bring a prospective member Lunch was served by the hostesses. W.M.S. Meets. — The United Church W.M.S. met in the church 'basement with 14 members and three visitors present. Mrs. Clit• ford Crozier, the presiderit,.. was in charge. Mrs. Harvey Anderson led in the devotional exercises. Mrs. Raymond Finnigan aecom- panied at the piano for the hymns. Mrs. Arthur Elliott read tile Scrip- ture lesson and Mrs. M. Shackle- ton led in prayer. The secretafy, Mrs. C. Fowler, read the minutes and "Thank you" notes. Mr. George Hodges gave a paper on Malaya and Indonesia. Mrs. G. Watt and Mrs. Herb Finnigan show- ed a film on Korea which is the subject of study this year. Mrs. Crozier thanked the ladies for tak- ing part. Two lovely quilts were brought to the meeting; one has been sent as a supply quilt tor relief work in British Columbia. United Church Annual Meeting Held.—The annual meeting of the Dungannon United Church was conducted by the paytor, Rev. G. D. Watt and Mrs. Clifford Crozier was secretary. The minute.s of the last meeting were read and approved. The. secretaries Of all departments gave encouraging, re- ports. Election of officers for 1957 resulted as follows: Honorary elder, W. A. Culbert; .session, Will Hasty, Arthur Elliott and Kenneth Petrie; board 'of stewards, Thomas Webster, John Finnigan, ,Robert Irvin, Otto Popp, Lorne Hasty; ',missionary and maintenance treas- urer, Mrs. Mel Reed; Sunday School superintendent, Frank Pentland; assistant Sunday School superin- tendent, Harvey Anderson; Sunday School secretary, Mrs. Omar Brooks`, Sunday School treasurer, Mrs. Cecil Blake; assistant Sunday School secretary, Evylin Smyth; anniversary committee, Mrs. 0. Brooks. Harvey Anderson, the min- ' ister and the organist; auditors, Wilbur Brown and Cecil Blake; church secretary, Mrs., Q,tto Popp; organist, Mrs. L. Stinted. Ree ore Watt thanked -. all -far theiren- KLNGSRRIIDGE, Feb. 4. — Mr. and Mrs. A. Hartman and daughter, Shirley, of Kitchener, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. Clifton Austin. MTS. Nora Sinnett, Dennis and Sharon Sinnett, Mr. and Mrs. Thirwell and children, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Brien, of s Detroit; Miss Delores Dal- ton, Antoinette Dalton, Mrs. Peter Murray, Mary Sheridan, of Toronto; .Mrs. D. Moore and fam- ily, of Detroit; Mr. and eMrs. Tail - Ion, of Kirkland Lake; Fred Comet - flea', of Detroit; Frances Gilmore, of London; Mrs, James M. Bowler and Maurice Bowler, of Toronto. were week -end visitors here. Mrs. T. Van Diepen' has been a patient in Kincardine hospital for the past week. Rev. II. Van Vynckt administered the Sacrament of Baptism on Sun- day afternoon to the infant son, Herman John of Mr. and Mrs. M. Miltenberg; the sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Van Roy. Congratulations to the newly- weds, Mr. a,nd Mrs. James Sinnett, whose lovely wedding took place in St. Joseph's Church here on Saturday at IQ a.m. — opderation in the pest year and_the. non; WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF IKE SINCE 181,70k 1:12.4.4LS SPECIAL CLEARANCE OF Enamel Ware Bread Boxes -Canister Sets -Muffin Tins -Frying Pans Etc Take' advantage of RIG AVIN on well-known quality Theoe are being offered at SPECIAL REDUCED PRI0t$ due to some slight imperfectiono, which in no way afee0t the wear. FOE BEST kiELECTI N, HURRY TO AR WAR PHONE 135 PLUMMNG HATING GIFTS as- TOYS THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR KINGSBRIDGE 10, lais iorfheir*cfrkinthepar- sonage. Mr. George Moore has returned home much improved folloaving an operation and care at Winghani hospital. His mother, Mrs. Robert Moore, who had visited relatives at Belgrave and Wingham, has also returned home. Miss Flora Durnin, of Markdale, was !lame with her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. tile J. Diernire. at the week -end. Mrs. Jesse Oliver and' Maas. Elizabeth .11JL4 1:14n‘,;.4ttel?.41°'' funeral of their uncle, OVIn aosep McMillan, at Goderich last week. Bride-tosbe, Miss Gail Godfrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Godfrey, was 'Teted with a pre- nuptial shower at Nile 'limited Church on Friday night by the ladies of the community. Mrs. J. Hamilton attended the 100th birthday celebration of her aunt, Mrs. William Straughan, at Goderich. Mrs. K. K. Dawson, a granddaughter of Mrs. Straughan's, and Karen Dawson, a great-grand- dau,ghter, also attended the fes- tivities. Mrs. Violet Farrish and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Stuart John- ston, of Blyth, visited recently with the former's mother, Mrs. J. Hamilton. Sixth Concession Euchre Parties. —.A series of community euchre parties have been held this winter on the 6th concession of West Wawanosh. The first one was held at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. John R. TI!! ,son where high prize 1 winn a re Mrs. James Wilson and Mr. im Wilson and low prizes went to John Finnigan and Lynn Finnigan. The second party wear held at t e , twine of Mr. Thomas Webster, rgh winners were Mrs. Bessie .S and Carl Seivert ASHFIELD ASHFIELD, Feb. 4.-4Mr. Henry MacKenzie .spent last week visiting his brother, Professor F. Scott MacKenzie, D.D., of Montreal Col- lege. Mr. and Mrs. Will MacDonald are visiting this week with rela- tives in Detroit. Miss Barbara, Wenzel returned to Detroit with them aftu, spending a 'week of her holidays In Kintail. Many friends from Detroit at- tended the wedding of Yvonne Vassella and James Sinnett. Their many friends wish them health and happiness. Mr. D. A. MacDonald, of Loch- alsh, is confined to Kincardine hos- pital. 'His son, Finlay, of Chatham, and daughters, Louise and Selena, of Windsor, visited with him aver the week -end. Mrs. Kenneth Farrish, Bill, and Mrs. Duncan Farrish spent a few days in Detroit. We are glad to hear that Mrs. Norman O'Connor is improving after her recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Robert IMacIn leave this week for Florida. Many of the old neighbors of the late Joseph McMillan attended the funeral last week. DONNYBROOK DONNYBROOK, Feb. 4: — The an--.meing. ef--1..-nnaisrook United Church was held with Rev. Mr. Hiltz presiding and Mrs. H. Jefferson secretary for the meet- ing. The retiring member of -the ' session, Mr. Bert Thompson, wag' ara 1re-elected for another term; the retiring stewards, Mx. Gordon Nay- lor and Mr. Howard Thompson, were also re-elected. Mr. Bert Moss was elected to replace Mr. Norman Thompson. Other officers elected were: Church treasurer, r. Bert Thompson;secretary, Mrs. Jefferson; M. and M. treasuutr, -aasiebarles Jefferson; truakees; Robert Chamney, 'Charles Jeffer- son, Edward Robinson, Mark Arm strong and H. Jefferson; organist, Miss Elaine Jefferson; assistants, Mrs. John R. Thompson and Mrs. H. Jefferson; church officer, Mr. Charles Jefferson; ushers, Mark Armstrong, Stuart Chamney, Sam Thompson and Charles Jefferson; auditor, Mrs. Stuart Chamney. The February .meeting of the W.M.S. and W.A. will be held at the home of Mrs. Sam Thompson. Mrs. Olive Allen, of Clinton, was a Sunday visitor with M. and Mrs. Chamney. Miss Louise Jefferson, of Strat- ford, was home over the week -end and is practice -teaching this week at S.S. No. 16, East Waiwanosh. Jacques Godin, a one-time accounting student turned actor, has the title -role in "Radisson"—a television production being fifined in ' and around Montreal and scheduled for network presentation this month. The role of Pierre Radisson, the famed 17tfi century Canadian explorer, fur trader and adventurer, is a , "natural" for outdoor -loving Godin, an enthusiastic skier, swimmer, and weight -lifter, who appeared in this season's Stratford Festival. CARLOW CARLOW, Feb. 4.-31r. H0War1 Feagan is a patient in Stratford hospital and we wish him a speedy recovery. Kw's. C. Kilpatrick and Barrie visited with the S. J. MeGrattens on Saturday evening. Miss June Irindley spent the week -end in Goderich with her si,ster, Mrs. Reg. Anderson. (Mr. Ernest Glen was called, then chosen, to sit on the jury at the Supreme Court Assizes beld in Goderieh last week. Last Friday evening, the mem- bers of the Junior lsed Cross of Carlow No, .1 School entertained their parents and some ,friends in the Township Hall. Mr. Charlie Watson, of Sarnia, (son of Mr. Bill Watson, who looks after school supplies in this district) showed pictures of a trip he took with his parents and family last swishier. Along with the slides, Mr. Watson gave a most informative comment- ary. A contest followed, won by Mrs. Jim Prest. Cards were play- ed with high scores held by Mrs. Bill Watson and Mr. Jim Prest and. low scores by Mr. Stan MeGratten and Mr. Tait Clark. To close a most enjoyable evening, the child- ren served a tasty lunch, provided by the parents. TIWRSPAY0FEIBIRITATRYI'dtli, 1.957 Taylor's Corner TAYLOR'S CORNP,R, Feb, 6:— Congratntlatione to Mrs, Williem Straughan who celebrated her 100th birthday on Satins/JOY- Mrs- R.tgeKie, of Toronto, was a nweek-end visitor with Kr. and Vbs. Howard Sturdy and attended the birthday party in honor of her Mother, lMrs. Williain Straughan, on Saturday. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sturdy were Mrs. William Straughan, Mrs. L. L. Walter, of • Goderich, Mrs. E. J. Million, of Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Straughan, of Bemniller. Mr. and Mrs. George Ginn spent the 'week -end at Hamilton and Kitahener. iikt the January Ladies' Aid meet- ing held at the home of Mrs. Gerry Ginn, the hostesses were Mrs. Barrie Walter and Mrs. Elroy Rodges. At a recent meeting held at the school, Chester Sturdy, Gerry Ginn and Elroy Rodges were elected trustees for the school section. Jackie Howard is patient in the Goderich hospital at present. 0 A doctor finds that slow moving people Live the longest. And seem to get in the way of the rest of us. and low winners, Gass Redmond and Mrs. John Durnin. The third party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Devereaux. High winners were Mr. Jim Wilson and Mrs. Tom Webster while low win- ners were Mrs. John Thompson and Mr. Victor Errington. The party, on Tuesday of this week, will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim W on. Good times are - reported a a'adsenparties and they foster co tt friendship. give your Valentine All Laura Secord candies are specially wrapped for St. Valentine's Day. 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