The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-02-28, Page 6THF GODEt IOH STGNAL, STAR
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News of Dungannon
DlNL'rANTr°tlN, Feb. 21. — Mrs..
GeOnge Turnbull, of Brussels, spent
Thnnsday with her sister, Mrs.
R1jty i.vebt..
!Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan,
of l ueknozv, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Stothers on Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Partes, who has
been very ill, is under the doctor's
care. We wish her a speedy re-
covery.
An epidemic of colds is going
the rounds in this burg.
solwanash Junior Institute met
at Dungannon Pavlrlic School, Feb-
ruary 20. Members and eight
visitors answered the roll call on
"Who was my first teacher; what
they slid the first day of school
and haw many started?" The
secretary read the minutes of the
previous meeting which were ap-
proved. Miss Joyce Little intro-
duced the guest speaker, Mrs. Bert
Alton, of Hacket,town, who demon-
strated the making of filter dolls.
Mrs. Robinson was present to judge
the dolls. Officers were elected
at this meeting for the new year as
follows: president, Joyce Little;
vice-president, June Nivens; secre-
tary -treasurer, Helen Little. The
president spoke of accomplish-
ments during the past year and
looked forward to another pro-
gressive year.
The W.M.S. Meets. — The Wo-
men's Missionary Society of Ers-
kine Presbyterian Church met at
the home of Miss E. McMillan with
a large attendance and three visit-
ors present. The president, Miss
E. McMillan, opened the meeting.
The devotional was taken by Mrs.
H. Stohlaers. The theme was on
"Soil and Soul." Mrs. Frank Jones
read the Glad Tidings prayer. Roll
call was answered with a verse
from the Bible. The treasurer's
report was read by Mrs. Allan
Reed. Mrs. James Wilson, secre-
tary, gave the minutes of the last
meeting which were approved.
Mrs. Mason McAllister read the
bale supply for the year and all
agreed to fulfill the obligation set
'for them. Miss Iva Carr read a
prayer. The memlbers decide, .to
take on the helping of the S.S. at
Rosser, and to pack a bald of
clothing of all kinds and other
useful things for the •Hungarians.
They will arlso supply gifts for the
S+anatarium Hospital. Mrs. (Rev.)
W. McClean read a letter from Mrs.
.Malcom, of Formosa, asking for
old Christmas cards. Mrs. Wallace
Wilson gave, in, her own words, a
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portion of the study book dealing
with Asia hard ° t e Phililnpean
Islands. Mrs. McClean closed the
meeting with prayer. The hostesses
were: Mrs. Mason MMcAllister, Mrs.
Will Andrew, Mrs. Jessie Olver,
Mrs. Allan Reed. They served a
lovely Manch.
,Bb Stothers, our local garage-
naan, is sporting a new car.
+Mrs. Robert Irvin and her pupils
sponsored a euchre game last
week. Eight tables were in play.
Mrs. Mel Stewart and Jack Parks
held the high score: Mrs. Omar
Brooks and Will McClure were low
scorers. Lunch was served.
Mrs. Will Stewart and pupils
held a euchre game on Friday
night with eight tables playing.
Mrs. Ernest Durnin and Charlie
Fowler received the high prizes.
Lunch was served.
A large crowd turned out to
Carlow Hall for the euchre game
put on by Ken McAllister and
pupils of Nile school. There were
13 tables playing and the high
score went to Mrs. Will McCan
and Mr. Charlie Rivett. The ladies
served lunch.
The W.B.—On Friday night last
the _mer'Rbers of Women's Institute
sponsored a euchre game in the
Parish Hall for the benefit of Hun-
garian relief. There was a good
turnout and 13 tables were in play.
High prizes went to Mrs. Everett
Errington and Lynn Finnigan and
low to Mrs. John Ryan and Jimmy
Blake. An anniversary cake was
a special feature of the lunch
period. It was to mark the occas-
ion of the 60th anniversary of the
Women's Institute.
Mr. Wilmer Errington has re-
turned to Teacher's College, Strat-
ford, after two weeks' illness.
14rs. H. Bradley and Chersgin,
Mrs. S. Baxter and two children,
Goderich, and 'Mr. and Mrs. H.
Stothers spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley,
Amtberley. •
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
James Reid on the birth of a baby
son in Port Elgin hospital recently.
Jim is an old Dungannon boy,
having lived here until he was
married.
Mrs. John Ryan spent a day in
London this past week.
Mr. John Finnigan has sold his
fine farm to Theodore Redmond,
of Auburn. John has bought a
store near Wingham. We wish
him and his family every success
in his new venture.
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SUPER -RIGHT QUALITY
BAYFIELD TaylQrt trier
TAYLOR'S CORNER, Feb. 26.-
2&---__. i,saes_..A e.a...sonia.l._eyenina.-1?eld..recently
Jessie Metcalf, Detroit, and Kay at the school, cards were enjoyed-"_- -"
Reid, Windsor, spent the week -end! and lunch served. The winners
• at the former's home. were: high lady, Mrs. Geo. Ginn
Ronnie Poth U.W.O., London, and high man, Albert Oke; low
spent theweek-end with his parl lady, Mrs. Reg. Sturdy and low
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Poth. man, Hedley Prowse. The mystery !
E. W. Oddleifson, London, spent
the week -end with his wife. -
Misrs Sylvia Fitzsimons, 11 -year-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Fitzsimons, returned to her home
on Thursday from Clinton Public turkey dinner at the school. After ,
Hespital where she underwent an the dinner, Mrs. Sturdy thanked
emergency appe.ndectaiy. the losing side with special thanks
cup was held by_ Gordon Orr.
On Friday evening last, Mrs.
Elroy Rodges' , losing side of the
W.A. contest entertained Mrs. I
Chester Sturdy's winning side to a
Master Brian Makins has return-
ed to his home after spending
three weeks with his grandparents,
and Mrs. Wright, at London.
and Mrs. Robert MacLeod on Wednesday, March 6, at 8.15
athy, Byrhn, spent the week- p.m. At this time, Mr. Fred
Sturdy, of Goderich, will show pic-
tures on his trip to the British
Isles, the Coronation and tour of
the Continent. The ladies - are
asked to bring a pot luck lunch.
The Ladies' Aid meeting has
been changed from Wednesday,
March 6, to Tuesday, March 5, to
•be held at the home of Mrs. Barrie
Walters.
Mr. Jaek Hicks, son of Mr. and
Mrs: Walter Hicks, has received
word he has been awarded a burs-
ary. Jack is studying at the Uni-
versity of Toronto.
Miss Lois Holmes, of London,
enjoyed the week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ginn visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Ames and Mr. and Mrs.
Garfield Horne at Atwood.
and
end with the former's parents,
Mr.,.and Mrs. L. H. MacLeod.
Provincial Constable and Mrs.
Wm. Johnston and family, St. Cath-
arines, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. George -Little.
Mrs. Roy Scotchmer, Mrs. Len
Talbot and Mrs. John Lindsay are
patients in the Clinton Public Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Scotchmer
and family spent the week -end at
St. •Thomasr
Miss Mary Hovey, London, spent
the week-1nd with Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Hovey:
Mrs. Brown Higgins returned to
her home after spending a few
days with her father at Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Craig and two
children, Clinton, spent the week-
' end with Mr. and Mrs. George
Castle.
Elmer.Johnston, Hespeler, spent
Saturday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank • Anderson
and Francis, Science Hill, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed: Sturgeon.
Mrs. R. II. F. Gairdner returned
to her home on Tuesday after
spending the past two months at
River Forest, Illinois.
John MacLeod spent the week-
end at Port Stanley.
Ed. Sid.dall who is fishing at Port
Stanley spent the weekend in the
village.
to 'Mrs. Elroy Rodges, Mrs. Geo. 1
Ginn and Mrs. Duff Sturdy.
Mrs. Gordon Orr and students
are planning a social to be held
ASHFIEL
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PORTER'S HILL
PORTER'S HILL, Feb. 25. ---The
Sunday School of Grace Church
held their annual meeting at the
home of Mrs. Tom SorweCby. The
superintendent, Mrs. Wilmer Ilar-
ri-on. conducted the meeting. Mrs.
H rrri • on 'gave a summary of last
year's work, showing an exception
ally gond year. Rev. Mr. Renner
took charge of the election of of
ficers for teachers which resulted
as follows: Kindergarten class,
Mrs. Donald Harris; kindergarten
assistant, Doreen Bauer; primary
girls, Mrs. Gordon Manning; prim-
, ary assistant, Mrs. Harry Torrance;
AS.IIFLELD. Feb. 25 ---The Aux- primary boys, Mrs. Ray Cox; prim -
Wary of the W.M S. held their Feb ary assistant. Mrs. Bill Cox; junior
ruary meeting on Thursday at the girls, Mrs. T. Sowerby; junior as
home of Mrs. Alex. MacDonald, :instant. Mrs. Bill Townshend; jun-
with 33 members and four children
present. The first vicespresident,
Mrs. William Ross, as leader of
for boys, Mrs. A. Locichart; junior
assistant, Mrs. G. Mothers; inter-
mediate, Mrs. .1. McCowan; inter
the program, opened the meeting. I mediate assistant, Mrs. A. Harris;
Scripture was read by Mrs. Wil- seniors, Mrs. Elgin Cox; .seniors'
liana Johnston who also gave the assistant, Mrs. A. Bettles; Bible
meditation on "Remember the Sa.b-
th Day to keep it Holy."
As leader of the topic, Mrs. Dave
H,MeMur'chy, read a paper on "Mis-
sions and Missionaries" with Mrs.
Dick West, Mrs. Henry MacKenzie sent. Mrs. Bill Cox was in charge
and Miss Sadie Johnston as her of the meeting. The secretary.
helpers, each reading papers. Mrs. Mrs. A. Harris, read her report
Earl Howse read a letter from Rev. of the last meeting. The roll call
and Mrs. George Malcolm in For- was answered by paying a cent
ntosa telling, of their work there. --for every letter in your first. name.
Following the offering, Mrs. Ross The treasurer's report was read
gave the dedicatory prayer. After
several discussions, MM. Weal
closed the meting with prayer and
Iiineh was served by the l;ioatetis
and committee in charge.
Tae ladies are asked to please 1
brim; their January lei ad Tidings,
'with, the World, DDzty 'f Pi'aiier
• ,revvz..o 1St U, for ttz4ital, at t e nestto eetii<i ;3rY�"�irli iq* to tic Nieto at the
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class, Mrs. Reid Torrance. The
hostess served a lovely lunch.
The Community Club held their
Februaiy meeting at the home of
Mrs. J. Bauer with 14 ladies pre -
and adopted. It was decided to
hold a card party in the eahool in
March t t which time the lucky
tielrel on a blanket wi>J be drawn.
The rest of the afternoon was
:Tent in p/ayiYI'e eaids, hir~h prive
toint; to Mrs. Rill Cox. The March
inee !ng will be at the home of
Alton Beetles. The hostess
sei1/61 it lovely lunch.
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