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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-10-30, Page 6444 ppfa'rr,.4„,SiX y RM eF fia"). Sa-gaa'•.- .. ... '-'...,',. Itts'..........,,le , w n � --.-,A �t, +�'-- !'>jib' AI T:P':�r�.'MY`rw"Alfretr' Nes'bilt'^was1'n thargL° �TB+l7'R,1Q. (� �: 1. of St. Marl's Anglican tChluch met of the topic and read an address from the Bishop of Mid -Japan whom she had the pleasure of Inst Thursday -evening at the homeGoderich. ,„An invitation was ac- cepted from Blyth Guild to attend their meeting at !the rectory en October' 30,, at 2,30 p.m. Sunday School attendance was reported as very good, 'and plans were s,tarted for'their Christmas concert. Miss Collinson was presented with a gift as she is moving to Port Hope, A congregational supper was plan- aied for November 14. The com- mittee in charge is Mr's. Alfred Nesbitt, Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and Mrs. Gordon Taylor, and is to be held jn the Sunday School room of Knox Pres- byterian Church. Mrs. Sam Daer kindly donated tulip bulbs to be plahted at the front of the church. a pot luck supper served by the hostess, 'Mrs. S. Daer, assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Kirk- connell, and Mrs."John Daer. Auburn 4-H Club Meets. — The Auburn Appetizers 4-H Club held th,eir first meeting of the project "The Cereal Shelf" on Friday 'at the home of Mrs, Ed. Davies. The of Mrs and Mrs. Fordyce Clark.hearing in St. George's Church, Margaret Clark opened the meet- , ing and Lawrence Nesbitt gave the prayers from the A.Y.P.A. Manual. The ,Scripture was read by Shirley Brown. ' The minutes of the June wereread byChristopher meeting Hutchison. Rev. Robert Meally, the rector, presided for 'the election of officers which were as follows: president, Bob Daer; vice-president, Frank Nesbitt; secretary -treasurer, Shirley Brown; social convener, William Brown. 'The meetings will be held the second Thursday even- ing of each month. The next meet• ing will be held in the rectory at Blyth on November 14. Rev, Meal- ly spoke on the- books of the Bible and-cl.os_es1.. with the benediction. —Shirley Brown, Secretary. Anglican Guitd Meets.—The An- glican Guild of St. Mark's Church held their October meeting at the home of Mrs. Sam Daer last Friday evening with 17 members and visitors present. Mrs. John Daer, the president, presided. The study book, taken by Mrs. John Daer, was about the World Day of Prayer. 1 NOW is the time— THIS is the place ! -_ Let 'us prepare YOUR CAR for DRIVIN- • Fan Belt • Heater • Tires • Flush Radiator • Radiator Hose 1:, Brakes • Battery • Exhaust • Anti -Freeze, • Tune-up System • REPAIRS TOALL,MAKES Firestone "Town & Country” Winter Tires GUARANTEED TO GO through ice, mud or snow! GODERI:C1 OTORS eta. Ford-Edse South St. , 1 Dealer Phone 83 43 election of officersrs resulted as fol- lows: n lows: president, Marilyn Deer; vice- president, MarY Kirkco ne1 S seem!. {mer i th • t ear leader . f this1 is Mrs. Ed. ad o cub Davies with Mrs. Keith Machan as assistant. Discussions were held concerning name of club. • Mrs. Davies gave a short talk on cereals. It was stated that if more people ate wheat germ there•would be less heart tro iii. The next meeting will he h on November 7 at the home of Marilyn Daer. Those be - sides -the officers attending ,were Bernice McDougall, Eileen Schnei- der, ,Laura May Chamney, Betty Youngblut. Mr. appd Mrs. Gerald McKay, Sandra Anne and Michael Jas., of Galt, visited last Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Law- lor. Mr, and Mrs. Shearer Wilson and Miss Dorothy Edgar, of London, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Bradnock. Mr. and :Mrs.' Arthur J. Fergu- song. of Waterloo, and their An, was answered by "sing," "say" 'or fir. Stewart Ferguson, of Elimvale, "pay„ and also suggestions for visited with the. former's sister, winter projects. Tickets were sold Mrs. Maude Fremlin. I on a mystery prize and won by Mrs. Mrs. George Millian, Mrs. Wil- A. Lockhart. Plans were made for liam Straughan, Mrs. Herbert Go- holding a card party and dance vier, Mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs. Thotnas in the school in November. The Haggitt, Mrs. Frank Raithby, Miss meeting closed' with the benedic- Josephine Woodcock and Mrs. Wel- tion and lunch was served by The lington Good, of Blyth, and •Mrs. hostess. The next meeting will Wes. Bradnock attended the area be held at the home of Mrs. Bert convention of the Women's Insti- Harris. tutes at London last Tuesday and The W.A. meeting,will be held a Wednesday. The executive of the week earlier than usual, 'Novem- West Huron District was in charge ber 6, at the honte of Mrs. Alvin of registration. - Bettles. Rev. and Mrs. James Elliott, of This Sunday is Laymen's Sunday Chesley, visited last Friday with and service will change to after - her aunt, Mrs. Maud Fremlin, also noon. Sunday School at 1 o'cl,p,k with Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Taylor. and church at 1.45 p.m. Mr George Bean, with Mr. and • Mrs. Keith McLaren, of" Cromarty, Mr. Thomas Inglis, of Whitechurch, . Ta_ lay THE OODERICH SIGNAL -STAR t ii ing, from the earliest times'ui1 today," with special emphasis on the sermon, Mr. Blitz received his was un or: V a. Vie"" quartet, composed of Oliver Ander- son, Elliott Lap , Harve'y McDowell and Lloyd Wallen sang a number. During the social hour which -fol- lowed, Dr. Hiltz was congratulated by the congregation. Rev. Mr. Hiltz began his ministry in one' of the northern fields of the church -- the Hunta-Clute :charge, north of Cochrane. He served eight years. in Temiskaming, Northern Quebec, and five years in Victoria Harbor. He Is in his third year at Auburn', ing, PORTER'S HILL PORTER'S TILL, Oct. 27. -T The October meeting of the Commun- ity' Club ,was held at the- home of Mrs, Gordon Manning. The presi- dent, Mrs. G. Manning, opened the meeting. The secretary and treas- Misses Regina and Clara Sproul urer's reports were given and cor- were visitors on Sunday afternoon resppndenee read. The roll call with their cousin, Leslie. Bart, ..of Palmerston. ' Mr. and Mrs. Percy Blundell and Melvin, Goderich, were visitors ori Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Irvin. Mrs. Dolly Evans, of Silverton, Manitoba, has returned home after a visit with her sister, Mrs. W. R. Andrew, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cranston on Sunday visited their daughter,fl Mrs. Agnes Durnin, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McNeil and family, Nile, attended anniversary services at the Dungannon United Church and were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Omar Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Begley, of Leamington, were visitors last Fri- day with her sisters at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Mason McAllister and Mr. and.Mrs. 'Rich. Park. Miss Clara Sproul, �5tratford, is spending a few days this week at home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blake have gone to London to spend a while with their daughters, Mrs. Grace _11,,clver,and Miss Olive' Blake,. the• latter not' being in very good health. Rev. D. J. Lane, of Clinton, ad- dressed the ' Erskine Presbyterian, Church congregation :at the regular. service Sunday afternoon in,ex- change with the --minister, Rev: Wal- lace McClean, who preached an- niversary services at Clinton. Citizens" were sorry' to hear of Mrs. J. Montgomery's accident at her home in Lucknow last, Thurs- day nigi�t when she fell and frac- tured her hip. She was removed ton the hospital at Wingham and Tater to London: ` Mrs: -Montgomery is a former resident of this village and is Mrs. Allan 'Reeds mother. We wish for her a speed recovery. Recent visitors with Mrs. J. Ham- ilton were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stafford and Miss Kay Hamilton on DUNG.AN:NON .ri^���MyS���`��� Mrs. Everett "Finnigan, Walkerton, were guests on Sunday of the form- er's sister, Mrs, . Harvey Anderson, Mr. Anderson and family' and also attended anniversary services at the United Church. Members of the ,United Church W.M.S. were guests last Thursday afternoon of Port Albert W.M.S. and heard an interesting address of missionary' work in the Arctic by Mrs. A.' L. Fleming, wife of the late Archbishop Fleming. Mr., Ken Brown, instructor of RCAF, Clinton, spent a few days last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown. Mr', and Mrs. Keith Cranston visited friends at Newton on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elliott called on Mr. and Mrs. Ezekial Phillips on Saturday. Corner. Mr. and Mrs. Grant . Hunter, of . TAYLOR'S' CORNR, Oct, 28. Port Perry, visited with Mr. and The bazaar on Saturday afternoon Mrs. T. S. ,Johnston on Thursday. last at MacKay Hall was quite vac- - - -'.Therannual.,-Autumn-Thaiikoffer- .cesslul,. -..Those in charge - of the ing of Knox United Church was fancy work table were' Mrs. Da held October 7 with a large attend- Sturdy Mrs: Wm. Snyder and Mrs.• ance. Guests were present • from Albert Oke; bake table, Mrs. Geo. the Anglican,. Baptist and Presby- Ginn, Mrs. Walter Hicks, Mrs..Reg. terian Societies of Auburn; also Sturdy and Miss Nina Walters; :Dungannon W.M.S. Call to wor candy table, Mrs. Sam McNall and ship was by the ° president, Mrs. Mrs. Jerry Ginn; 'produce, Mrs. Earl Wightman. The meeting was Irvine Oke, Mrs. Robt. Fuller and convened by Mrs. R: S. Hiltz, with Mrs. G. G. Newton;. kitchen, (tea) .Mrs: Guy' Cunningham taking ;the -Mrs. Barrie Walter; --Mrs: Roy Wil - chair. Mrs. Wightman read the son, Mrs. Jas. McMillan, Mrs. Hugh. Scripture. Mrs. Hiltz took charge ,McCabe, Mrs. Lorne Rodges, ,Miss showing two -films. She told. the Clara Harrison; ser. ng tables, Mrs, story of. the Educational Training Ben Whitely, Mrs, Elroy Rodges, .Schaat•„set.- up by the ..United . Na_ ._Mrs. Jim Young, Mrs. R. Matheson, tions for the Indians of Mexico:' 'A Mrs. Chester Sturdy, Mrs:'Pefer solo was sung by, Mrs, 'Gordon Mc- Harrison and Miss Elaine Wilson. Clinchey. Gifts of money ,may be Week -end guests with Mr. and left with Mrs. Hiltz. Mrs. Hiltz Mrs,. Wm. Snyder were Mr. and asked the ladies to save...their old Mrs. H. Marquart, of Auburn, N.Y. nylons and bring them to her as. and Mrs. Julia Bearup and Mrs. the ladies of other countries are Hilda Edwards, Syracuse, N.Y.. and able to unwind .the nylon thread, Mrs. Lillian Thomas, of Stratford. and weave it again into garments, 'Mrs. Berf Marsh, of Petersburg, and Mrs. Howard Wallace, of Brampton, visited with Mr. Herb- ert Mogridge. Mrs. Rose, of Swan Lake*, visited Graham. Rev. R. S. Hiltz Honored. ---011 ,,Aunday evening, the members o! 'file Auburn United Church honor- ed,,their.,•:mminister,'Re�vn. R. S. Hiltz, by pr`esen'ting him with a Doctor of Theology hood. The evening took the form •of a worship service concluding with a social hour. Rev, A. E. Eustace, of Goderich, ,con, ducted the service. ,.Rev. A. Mc- Kiin, 'of Wesley -Willis, Clinton, the convener. of Colleges and Sludents of the ,Huron Presbytery, told' of the work done during ten years, and of the regpest cif Burton Col- lege and 'Seminary for Mr. Hiltz to be present "at the conferring • of the .degree on July 18, 1958. The degree,. however, was• presented "in absentia." • The hood was pre Eented t9 Mr, Hiltz by Marvin Mc- �oW'.e�i. ' I-tilt.z graduated irOM Emmanuel College,, Toronto, in 1941. received the Intermediate Bachelor of Divinity from the Uni- versity of London, and the Master of Theology from Burton College in 1956. Having completed the Thesis on "The History of Preach= Mr. 'and Mrs. Jerry Ginn, Jim and Janette spent last week -end in Oshawa, Mr. 'and Mrs. John Westbrook, Brian and Bonnie' Ruth Were visitors, last week -end with Mr. and Mrs: J. S. Harris at 'Hamilton. Mary E en, daughter o r. an Mrs. Chester, Sturdy was baptized last Sunday at the morning service at Taylor's Corner .United. Church. - The sympathy of the, community is extended to the relatives and friends of Mr: Oliver F. Edward who passed away in Goderich,,hos- pital 'on Monday. The November meeting of the Ladies' Aid will be .held at the home' of Mrs. Walter Hicks. • Congratulations to Miss , Wilda Wilson who is to be married on November 15 in Taylor's Corner United Church;'• Mrs. Gordon Orr witk hold a Hallowe'en, party for the pupils and the pre-school children of this com- munity on Friday afternopn. Who Says It's 70o Early? THE .EARLY BIRD GETS THE BEST SELECTION! With less than two months remaining before Christmas, it's not too early to remind you of our , 1 -Christmas Lay -Away PLAN A small deposit will hold any item until Christmas. " This year choose a wide variety of -MIRRORS , CARD TABLES HOSTESS CHAIRS TV CHAIRS • LA'St-Z-BOYS TV ISAMPS gift for the home. We offer a "gifted" ideas, including— ' BATIli,001Vc HAMPERS END TABLES CEDAR CHESTS—Lby Lane and Honderich KINDERGARTEN SETS DOLL CARRIAGES iID'DIES' ROCKERS SELECT TEEM NOW and we'll deliver them, any time before Christmas'. P, NILE NILE, Oc;, 27. — . i" s Marion Orser, of Victoria Hospital, London, spent the week -end at . her home here: - We arc glad to report that Mrs. Becky Young, who was in the Gode- rich hos,pitai•, was able to come to the -home o'f . her son, Lloyd, and Mrs. Young. • Mrs. Wm. Wiggins attended the fall rally of the W.A, at Bayfield on 'Thursday of last Week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Swan, of-Be1 more, spent Friday with Mr; and Mrs. Robert Bere. Mrs. H. Horton, of Lucknow, at- tended anniversary services at Dun- gannon and visited with her daugh- ter, Mrs, Bere, Mr. Bere and family. AC2 Allan McNee, of the RCAF has been stationed at Clinton and spent 'the week -end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee. Service next Sunday at Nile will be at 1.30 p.m. with Sunday School at 2.30 p.m, a ti Mr, and Mrs. C. Draper., of Lin- den, were Sunday visitors,with Mr. and Mis: Roy Connell, Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McPhee during the past week were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Begley, Leamington; Warner Beg- ley, Nanaimo., B.C.; Jas. Begley, Moose Jaw, Sask.; Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Smith, Ripley; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dexter,„Lucknow, and Mr: .axed Mrs, Chas. Cunningham, Clin- ton. The Nile Sunday School, have decided to collect again this year for UNICEF at Hallowe'en, The money collected will be used by the United Nations to provide powdered .milk and medicines for the children of the world wherever there is need. The Sigma C boys 'field their regular meeting in the church base- ment on Monday evening with 11 members present. The Y.P.U. field their meeting on Monday evening in the form of a Hallowe'en party. Judges for the costumes were Rev, R. Kennedy, Lawrence Ribey and Noel Robin- son. ' Prize winners were: Farrl�ecy girls, ' Barbara Taylor and •Ca'ol Pettman (dressed as Siatndse comic man, Donna McNee; fancy man. Dorothy Rutledge{ Games were enjoyed, and a bountiful lunch brought the evening to a close, On the basis ofcargo tons hand- led in a year Montreal is Canada's leading port, Vancouver is second and Halifhx third, . SA4t4 ' f. -r rs. 10 et lash week visitors were t Farrish and Mrs. Stewart Johnston and two 'children, Blyth. Saturday visitors. were Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Robertson, Auburn, and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George- Hamilton and family, Goderich. Miss Fern Robb; Goderich, spent the week=end with her sister, Mrs. R. McDonald. Mrs.' Abner Morris spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Len Chris-,, tilaw, Nile. ',Miss Marylin Anderson, teacher at Brantford, spent the weekend with her parents,' Mr. and' Mrs. Harvey Anderson. - The ' C.G.I.T. met Tuesday night of last week in the United Church under the leadership of Mrs. Mar- vin Durnin and Mrs. K. K. Dawson, - the 'latter conducting the worship service and Mrs. Durnin the elec- tion of .affhcers, which resulted as follows: president, 'Karen Dawson; vice-president, Sandra Brooks; treasurer, Jewell • Reed; secretary, Heather Kennedy, Plans were out- lined for future meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Huston (nee Alma Culbert) were honored with a dance reception on Friday night at the Agricultural Hall. During the evening, the young couple were read an address by' Mrs. Richard Park, jr., and a purse- of money was presented by Mr. Harvey Cul- bert. The groom responded with words of appreciation. The young couple are residing on the groom's farm at Pine River, Friends pre- sent from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richardson, Aylmer, who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Culbert. The Dungannon 4-H Club held their first meeting on October 22 at the home of the leader, Mrs. C, Crozier. There were six girls pre- sent. The new -officers elected were: president, Marie Black; vice- president, Lynda Blake; secretary, Joanne Crozier. Mrs. Crozier. 'dis- cussed with the members "A—nod Guide to .Health." .,Mrs. Chester Finnigan demonstrated how to measure' flour correctly. Mr. Jas. Thorne 'spent the week- end with his son, Jack Thorne, Port Mrs. Harold Elliott has been in London where her father, Mr. Roy McCreight,-of Palmerston, has-been quite, ill in hospital. ` The Dungannon' United Church on Sunday- observed anniversary services at 11 a.ni. and 7.30 p.m. (Standard • Time), The occasion was the -fiftieth- year -of- the-- present edifice. The guest speaker was., Rev. Gordon Geiger, of .Lucknow United Church. Two large bou- quets of dark red chrysanthemums were .near the altar in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. Herb Alton, placed by their granddaughter, Mrs. Wm. Bradley (nee Ettabelle Webster) ad Mr. Bradley, y , C od e- vili s. - Elea or Reedplayed 11.7•s • `. D, panted by her mother, Mrs. Allan Reed, and also played a sold', ac- companied by Mrs. Leroy Stingel at the organ. Rev. Roy Kennedy, the minister, sang a duet with Miss Lois Webster. In the evening, Rev. G. ,Geiger. spoke on "Gifts of the Church," Mr. Elmer Umbach,, Lucknow, tenor soloist and organ- ist, sang solos. Miss Margaret Rae. sang with Mr: Umbach in a duet. Sandra Finnigan, a choir member, accompanied qn thepiano-with the organist fors the hymns. Both ser- vices were well attended and sev- eral visitors came a distance. Woman's Association. --Mrs. Clif ford Crozier was hostess at her home on Friday evening for the United Church W.A. Mrs. Omar Brooks, president, opened the meeting. Twenty-three answered the roll call. Mrs. 'Lorne Hasty ledwith the devotional. period._Mrs_ Will Petrie read the liek of Clara Barton. The committee for the 7.'WJ tSPAY, QG'TQBvn 3Oth, 1058 forthcoming XdrietY pro ,rain is composed of, Mrs. Esther Rivett, Mrs. Robt. Sere, Mrs. Robt. Stothers v T era. Lorne Theo nniz- a d'Mrs.r a ti �) 8 yy Yi M ^a'+F� a 1J M yeta •0 Ir 'a 1[1� "Sigma C's" .GM ,November' 14tfr: - Mrs., Otto Popp showed pictures of their trip to the West ' Coast. At the close of the evening refresh- ments.., were served by the lunch committee. - BANANA BELT BENMILLER Benmiller is laying claim to' the title} of the banana belt of Huron County, Reason? Blackberries and even strawberries growing - out there were picked on Monday and brought to- the Signal -Star office by Mr. E, T. Pfrimmer, of Benmiller. They did look lovely. 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