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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-11-21, Page 11• 31 ,t 1 I$DAT, 511i3V. 21.st, 195 THE GODERIOII SIGNAL -STAR .sacs grivnr NEWS AUBURN, Nov. 18, --•The annual Huron County WL, rally was held last Tuesday in the Londesboro Cormunity Hall with a good at- tenndance. Good representation was present from the three districts, East, West and South Huron. (Mrs. Wes 'Bradnock, president of West 3luron was in charge of the meet ing with the Londesboro branch conducting the :registration. A wel- come was extended by the Lalides- boro president, Mrs. Stanley Lyon. Greetings were broughtfronn South I•Itiron• by their president, Mrs. E. Desjardines, and from Mrs. C. Southeran, in the absence isf their president from East Huron. Guest speaker of 'the'morning session was Mrs Stanley Inride, of Fordwieh, who brought a detailed account of. the Traiarnlrig Foru>fn. She spoke on the cha ging rural scene, trans- portation and our obligations to new Canadians. Mrs. Arthur Clark was appointed delegate to the 1958 Forum with Mrs. Otto Popp, of Dungannon, as alter 1 ate. A box lunch was held at noon in the basement, with.. the Lonclesboro ladies serving coffee. The report of the 'first National Convention of FARMERS—NOTICE There will be a meeting at Carlow Township, Hall THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28 at 8.30 p.m. re PURINA FEEDING AND CARE OF HOGS. Sponsored by Geo. Wraith, Purina dealer. Montreal St. 'Goderich 46-7 "Special, Information Meeting" Ian regard to the prop• osed Wheat Marketing Plan and vote on December 9. - 'INFORMATION MEETING TO BE HELD IN AGRICULTURE BOARD ROOMS, CLINTON Thursday, November 28 at 8.30 p,m. Guest Speaker, Mr. Reginald Meyers. Chairman of the Ontario Wheat Producers' Board Sponsored by Huron District Ontario Farmers' Union. 46x the Wo ' en's Institutes of Canada, helot recontly at Ottawa, was brought by the three district dele- gates, Mrs. Norman Keating, Wing - ham, Mrs. E. Desjar,: ;nes, Grand Bend, and Mrs. MoWaugliten, now of Winghana. Mrs. Tait Clark thanked the ladies for their won- derful reports. Miss Shirley Pat- terson, Home Economist for. the County, spoke on 44E1 work and told about the Huron County Scholarship which goes to Miss Evelyn Simpson, of the Molesworth Club. &7n. Ernest Radford, of Clinton, played two instrumentals. Mrs. Claire Vincent led in a sing- song with Mrs Edwin Wood at the piano. An invitation to hold the 1958 Rally in So4ith Huron was accepted. Mrs. N. Clairmont, of Goderich, moved a vote of thanks to the Londesboro ladies. St. Mark's Family Night. — A family night dinner for the mem- bers of St. Mark's Anglican Church and their families was enjoyed -last Wednesday evening in the Orange •Hall. Rev. Bren de Vries was master of ceremonies. The pro- gram was: A quartette composed of Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell, Mrs. John Daer, (Miss LilaDaer and Mrs. Gordon Taylor; soo, Frank Nes- bitt; duet, Misses Margaret Clark and NormaHensch. ,Miss Claire Taylor, of Blyth, showed slides of her trip to Vancouver last sum- mer. She was a delegate to the A.Y.P.A. convention' there. Mr. Gordon R. Taylor showed colored slides of Manitoulin Island 'and some of the Hower gardens of this district. There was a piano duet by Miss Margaret and Master George Clark. lA solo was sung by Frank Nesbitt, accompanied by Mrs. Nesbitt. Rev. Bren de Vries thanked the committee, Mrs. Al- fred Nesbitt, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and Mrs. Clifford Brown for the lovely evening. - Auburn Annettes.--The second meeting of the Auburn Annettes met on November 15 at the home of Mrs. Ed. Davies. The secretary, Audrey (Machan, read the minutes. All members were present except Donna Powell. Shirley Brown, a new member, joined the club. Thelma McDougall and Audrey Maebain were, appointed to look after the Word Book Covers, Mps, Davies, dernOnstruted the three' basic weaves, Mrs. Nesbitt show,' ed . the ,u ethQd of laying the at - tern tern on the, material and a sl was cut out. Next meeting iso o; held at Mrs. Nesbitt's on No*ber 22, and the social tinge is ' to be in charge of Bernice McDougall„ and Marie Leatherland. Lunch WAS served by Thelma McDougall. The Walkerburn Club 'helot their nnual social evening in the Orange Hall last Friday night with a large attendance. Court Whis and Lost heir were played and th children played bingo with Mrs. Stewart Arment and Mrs. Leonard Archambault in charge. The prize. winners were: high lady, Mrs. Don- ald Kernighan; low lady, Mrs. Wil- liam Moss; high man, .Elliott Lapp; low man, Henry Hunking. Music for dancing was supplied by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kernighan and Gordon tMcClinchey. Mr. Harvey Hunking thanked theladies of the Walkerburn Club for the lovely evening. Lunch was served under the convener, the president, Mrs. James McDougall, ,The W.M.S. of Knox Presbyter, ian 'Church met last Friday after- noon at the home of Mrs. Ed. Davies with the president, Mrs. Wes. Bradnock, in - charge, The devotional period on Remembrance Day was taken by Mrs. Herbert Govier. The minutes were read by Mrs. Alvin Leatherland and the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Fred Ross. The nominating committee, Mrs. Wellington Good, Mrs. Ed. Davies and Mrs. Ray-Daer were asked to bring in the 1958 officers at the December meeting. •Mrs. Robert J. Phillips played an instrumental of a medley of tunes. The chapter of the study book was given by Mrs. Frank Raithby. The offering was received by Cheryl Stewart. A solo was sung by 'Mrs, Bradnock. At the Y.P.S. of Knox United Church, the call to worship was given by Walter Cunningham. Scripture was read by Marlene Easom and John Buchanan led in prayer. The offering was received by Gerald McDowell. The topic was given by Walter Cunningham. It was decided to send $10 to the Indian School in Alberta. The next meeting wilI be in the form of a Christmas party and will also be the eloeFiQn of ofacers. Farewell Parity. •— About 50 friends i' and• neighbors of r. and, Mrs. John Daer gathered, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daer to honor them before their depar• tura to their new home last Mon- day evening. Gard games were enjoyed. An address was read by Mro. Wilfred Plunkett and two lovely lamps were presented by Mrs. William Gross. Mr. n aer thanked his friends for their thoughtfulness and good wishes.:A delicious lunch was served by the ladies. Mr. Charles Asquith returned last week from a few days . spent in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. M. Osmond and family, of Toronto visited with her mother, Mrs. William T. Robison, and Mr. Robison. Sheriff Nelson Hill and Mrs. Hill visited on Sunday with her sister, Miss Sadie Carter, and brother, Joseph Carter. Relatives and friends of the late Mrs. Harry Youngblut attended the funeral at Zurich on Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Mutch, of Clinton, is visiting her niece, Miss ° Sadie Carter, this week. Miss Lila Youngblut, R.N., of Goderich, visited one day last week with her brother, Arthur Young- blut. Mrs. William Straughan visited her daughter, Mrs. Tom Jardin, Mr. Jardin and family in Wingham last week -end. ' Mrs. Mary Crawford, of Londes- boro, spent the week -end with her brother, Andrew Kirkconnell, Mrs. Kirkconnell, Mary and Diane. Mr. Thomas and IMr. Louis Youngblut, of Tavistock, visited over the week -end with their bro- ther, Earl Youngblut, at the Wag- ner home. Misses Carol Beadle, Ruth An- drews and Lorraine Hensch, of London, spent the week -end at their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Youngblut, of Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. George Thorntoi, .of Brussels, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell and fam- ily. Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Annis and daughters moved to Regina from Toronto recently. Dr. Annis has been appointed Government In- spector of meats. Mrs. Annis is the former Marie Vincent, eldest ire s enting the magnificent new ST. DAM'S D'S ST. DRAMATICALLY NEW: Chrysler's incredi- bly sleek, beautiful '58 design ... with its long, graceful lines . . . glistening new glamour -wrap bumpers . . . distinctive new grille smart dual headlamps .. new parking lights ... swank new interiors. NV J. cool beauty with a fiery spirit Slip easily behind the wheel and you'll find Chrysler's new perfui mance as ex- citing and flawless as its '58 styling and quality engineering. Chrysler's great whisper -quiet V-8 is a wonder of smooth, responsive power. Its ultramodern push- You'ro alwayo a atop ahead In cars of Tho Forward Look button automatic drive is a marvel of ease and convenience. And its =oath Torsion-A/RE Ride rivals velvet. - You are cordially invited to examine and drive the new '58 Chrysler today. Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited Mills Motor Sales A P ONE 55 dauig ter of Mr. and . Mrs. Mercy Mr. yKe eth atterrokand Mr. Vince t. PORT ALBER T James Martin, of Wbitceliurch, visited last Sunday with his old friends, Mr. '1 zel ial Phillips and Mr. George 'Beadle. Mrs Margaret Heinbuch.---Mr's, Margaret He; ;Mach ,I; ed recently in a Toronto hospital. She was well-known in this district as the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Doerr and atte:+.dal school at I7.S. No. 5, Mullett: After her marriage she resided at Tavistock until three years ago when she moved to Toronto. Her husband predeceased her, She is survived by a family of. four, two sons and two daughters, Clayton, Robert, and Mrs. Eldon )Katz, of South Easthope and Irene, of Woodstock, also two brothers, John Doerr, of Blyth, and Albert Doerr, of Streets- ville, and°a sister, trs. Mary Hein- buch, of Stratford. One sister, Mrs. Robert (Annie) Gibbs died some years ago. The funeral was held at Stratford with services held at . Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Sebastopol, with inter- ment following in the adjoining cemetery, Mr. and Mrs: Walter Wright, Peter and Paul, of Detroit, and Mrs. Mabel Wright, of Hepworth, Miss Margaret `Wright, Brantford, and George Wright, of London, visited over the week -end -with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur and John Wright. o-- o— w+_o BAYFIELD BAYFIELD, Nov. 1I3.—Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirkham, London, spent the week -end with Mr. and 'Mrs. Emmerson Heard. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sturgeon, Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bis - hack, 'Clinton, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon. Mrs. 1V McClure left on Sunday to spend the winter with her daughter at Uxbridge. Mr. and 'Mrs. A. W. Hayman, London, spent the week -end at the "Little Inn." Mrs. 'Wm. Jowett, Goderich, is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. L. Poth. Mrs. Wm. Robinson left on Sun- day to spend the winter at Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hazelwood left on Saturday to spend the winter at Florida. Lee Walden, London, spent Thursday and Friday in tvillage. Mr. and IMrs. G. Ge y and family left on Thursday o reside at Clinton. Eric Cleave, who has completed a three year Bible Course at Three Hills, Alberta, is visiting his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleave. ' George Telford, Stratford, spent the week -end at his home. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson, Mrs. Don McLeod and Leanne, spent the week -end at London. • Mrs. Jack Murray, Owen Sound, spent last week with her sister- in-law, Mrs. Mae McLeod. 0 o B ST. AUGUSTINE ST. AUGUSTINE, Nov. 18.—Mr. Raymond St. Marie, Kitchener, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. St. !Marie over the week- end. - Misses Mae Redmond and Irene O Connor, Port Burwell, were home for the long week -end. Miss Bernadette Boyle, London; visited her home here this week. IMr. and Mrs. Dennis Leddy, Kite chener, spent Sunday at the homes of Raymond and James Leddy. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan King, Lon don, visited friends here on Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kinahan, Bob- bie and Genevieve spent Sunday in Toronto visiting Mr. Gordon Kennedy of the Basilian,„ Fathers there. Mr. and Mfrs.` Leo Courtney and family, Ashfield, visited friend;, here Sunday._. - A number 'from here attended e the reception and danc` for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boyle, Goderich, in the Dungannon hall on Wed- nesday night. - A good `time was reported. Miss Ada Brophy, Toronto, visit cd Ambrose and.'Mary Ada Brophy for the week -end. UNION UNION, GODERICH TOWN- SHIP, Nov. 18.—Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Clayton and Gary, of Thames- ville, visited with J. Young on Monday. Mrs Clayton remained for a few days. We extend sincere sympathy to Mr. Tom Sowerby and family in their recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. D. Davidson and Mrs. Betty Stevenson, of Windsor, Mrs. Peg Stoner, of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Anderson, of Brantford, visited relatives in Goderich Township Friday and Sat- urday. Life Memberships Presented. —, The November meeting of the W.M.S. was held at the home of !Mrs. William Porter on Wednes- day with ten members and two visitors present. The treasurer re- ported that the 1957 allocation had been met. The ladies voted that $10 be forwarded to Mrs. Fleming, who was guest speaker at the October Thankoffering meeting, this donation to aid missionary work in the Arctic. Mrs. E. Mc. Ilwain read a Christmas letter from Mrs. Irwin in Korea. The worship service was taken by Mrs. A. Ful ler, the themes being "Thine is the Glory" and "Unto Him every knee shall bow." The leader read the Scripture. Mrs. E. Mcllwain intro duced "Conversations on Japan" from the study book, assisted by Mrs. J. Stoner and Mrs. S. Me. Ilwain. Mrs. S. A. Moote reinstat- ed the 1957 officers with the ex• ception of the Baby Band leader and Christian citizenship secretary. Mrs. G. Orr and Mrs. 8. Mcllwain were named to these posts. The society presented Mrs. J. Young with a life membership eerti icat.' and Mrs. P. S•peiran received one, donated by her sister, ,Mrs. James Young. Lunch was served by the hostess at the conclusion of the meeting rion .AIX/EliT, Nov. 1.8.--E.ev. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor, Of 51e1 - bourne, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1rZcl. 'Dickson part of last week. Mr. Howard Quaid, of Toronto, spent Oast week -end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tigert visit~ ed with Mr. and Mrs. Joh'! 'Mc - ride in London last week -end.. Mr. and Mrs. Vail. Martin, of London, were recent visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Martin. Miss Linda Crawford spent last week -end with [Miss Annette Dick - SOIL Mr. !Gordon Martin was one of the lucky hunters of this vicinity who got a deer." Mrs. William Vrooman and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Vrooman were in London Saturday. They report that Mr. 'William Vrooman who is a patient in Victoria Hospital is slowly improving. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, William Tigert on the birth of a' soh. 0 0 0 dF KINGSBRIDGE KIFNGuSBR,1DGE, Nov. 18. — Mr. Frank Sullivan returned to his home here after a •week's visit with his sisters in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Blaise Martin at- tended the funeral in Wingham of Miss Catherine King last week, who died in the General Hospital there after a year's illness, at the age of 92 years. Week -end visitors here were, Mr. Jas.:Sinnett and Miss Shannon Sin - nett, of Detroit, Mr. Walter Kelly and friend, of London, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fitzgerald and finial, cNE Str.tf©rd, Peter Laiermatn, Edwin. Meyer and. )Qriglas a�'r.yne, of Lon. drill, Miss. ,Margaret oley,, of Strati i;y, Mr. and Mrs. A. Moran,. ef- W UQtiste04- Michael Martin, of Stoney Creek, spent a few .days here during the pst week, with other deer hunters, Joseph Martin was among the Lucky ones to bring home a. deer. M r.' Jack iBerry, who has been saulisa>, spent the week -end here with !Mgrs. Berry and little laugh, ter. O'GQRMAN.HEW.JTT A quiet wedding was solemnized- in North Street United Church on Saturday at 3 p.m. by 'Rev. A„ E. Eustace when -Barbara Atme Hew. itt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hewitt, Goderich, became the bride of Kenneth Joseph 'O'Gorman, North Bay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Joseph O'Gorman, Cold Lake, Alberta. rrlie bride wore u'a pale pink sheath of soft lace, with a small white feather hat and carried a nosegay of pink roses with white carnations. She was attended by her sister, Miss MargaretHewitt, of Goderich, who chose a princess- styled dress of pale blue crystalette, with matching feather bat and corsage of yellow carnations. Groomsman was George Edward Proby, of Kingston. At the reception held at the home of the bride's parents, the pride's mother received the guests in a light brown dress with white accesseries and a corsage of red and white carnations. For her wedding trip the bride wore a charcoal grey coat with pink accessories. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hewitt and Mrs. B. Whyte, of Hamilton, and Mrs. J. Caldwell, of Toronto, were among the out-of-town guests. SKATES WANTED WESTERN TIRE and AUTO SUPPLY WILL AGAIN OPERATE A SKATE EXCHANGE ALL SKATES MUST BE IN THE STORE NOT LATER 'THAN DECEMBER 1 k. Bring in your Skates NOW to WESTERN TIRE and AUTO SUPPLY WEST ST. PHONE 129 f 4 SANTA SAYS: I• HERE'S A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS IDEA FROM GODERI(H MANU•FACTURING THAT WILL PLEASE ALL THE FAMILY— REMODEL your home for a bright new look that will bring cheer the year 'round ! ill 614 70:7_ !jl li Illustration above show how the kitchen„ area may be remodelled for more convenience and smart, up-to-the- minute appearance keyed to modern living. 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