The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-03-02, Page 8The 00derieh Signal -Star, Thursday, March 2,1961
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,Meet.--The C.G.I.T. met in that
Sunday school room of Knox
! Presbyterian Churclh with the
• - Essex street, fine solos. Mrs. Bert dills and `Ph arr ent,Thea pianistett Dwas Dobie,
Bar-
.
C. Taylor, s I �}' un sang two a g
+chairman for the Senior
na r ,..nig >r Wednes-
ID£ last+ week 111 1 /
Wa` € ti'a�li 3 g.
Ari Brotherhood Week.
ar, Ed. Stiles was accompan-
fax the musical numbers and
ninu ,ity singing.
k group of ballet dancers de-
hted. the audience: Miss Ruth
'a11ace who did some :intricate
Work,, then was joined by
fide Baechler, Joan Curry,
try. Jane McManus and Ann
to in °a Hungarian dance and
her numbers. ,
,MM.S. Jean Wilson gave a read-
Bill'
ead-
Bill, '` Stiles sang two
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;Mfrs. l;.velyn , a s The familiar tunes. Mrs,lbara MacKay. The ininntes were
duets, old fi num. rgad .. .,,:: 44 4ecr tart', ...Laura
hers and did a taa" �;nce. r► Daer..�-iraroit'. 3 wn >ga a •t .e•,
hers and did a tap dance. Mrs.
i ed cit oyable l financial statement_ , The -roll
v io f;i`lf itP r n i =r: J afl wAas answ.i i ed._,1 y: r Mu
viofiri Ini , i til '° • -- e..
�li�i`s'�ti°lYQ each repeated a Beati-
ing. •
tude. Plans were discussed for
Five ladies from linos Ladies'°(the Mother and Daughter ban=
Aid, Mrs. R. E. Wilson, Mrs. A uet to be held in the' spring.
Straiton,Mrs.W.McLaren:Mrs. The offering was received by
G. Stokes and Mrs. C. Straughan Mary -Sanderson. An• interest -
presented the comic skit. Lut"
Luck Supper-" The next meet Ong film on the Betrayal of
was set tour Wednesday,
was shown by Mrs, Dun- --.
ing can MacKay- . Mrs. W. Bradnock
11ai'ch 1st. gave the commentary and led in ' '
. a short- question period. Gail
When a congregation sleeps Miller - and Diahe Kirkeonnell
it's the parson who needs wak- led in several games.
ing up. Walkerhurn Club. --The ladies
Lecture_On Public Speaking Is
�> Subject to the approval of the At the conclusion of the Nisi,
ness, Mrs. C. Straughan favored
with an interesting reading
based on the Shepherd Psalm.
Quite a bit of indigestion is
caused by people having to eat,
KNOXLADIES Board of Managers, it was mov-
ed and seconded that the floor
Given Hur�n Deanery AYPA Meet MEETING of the church kitchen be cover-
'
of the Vb at1erburn Club met at
the home of Mrs. Carman Gross
with the president, Mrs. George
Schneider, in charge. The roil
caul was answered by 1'/ mem-
uers and two visitors by paying
.a penny tor every inch of tried.
waistline. The draw donated b)T
-urs. Herbert Duizer was won
by the hostess. Mrs. Stanley
Ball was appointed to inquire
,when the next cancer meeting
v al be at by th when the ciuo
will send a representative. ��
i program 01 contests was given
oy Mrs. Ted Hunting and Mrs.
'Herbert Duizer. The program
eonirnittee ...tor March will be
airs. Berra'' liunKiiTg and Mrs.
George Schneider. '1 he runch I vary books to be in on Saturda,
committee will be Mrs. G iry i nary 4th.
Cunningham, Mrs. Stuart Amen.,' Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rath
11rs. Herbert Duizer and Mrs. well, Michael and Janice, of
Ariel Duizer. d D roll call es Owen Sound spent the week
to be answered ay a favorite I end with her parents, Mr. and
Bible Verse and a donation for
the March of Dimes. Lunch was 1 Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor. Mrs.
served by Mrs. Garth McClin- 4 Rathwell and children remained
chey Mrs. Worthy' Young, Mrs,1 for a week's visit.
St. George's Anglican Church i interesting account of the pur- The president,
the F Alex.rs. ex
ary meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Knox Presbyterian
Church last Friday in the church
was the scene of the monthly
meeting of ' the A.Y.P.A. of
Iluron Deanery Monday after-
noon when the young "Rouf?le
were welcoTed to Goderich.'by,
tb ' .1Pr#' ,,�n�. . box 's:
Young• 'People's, Paul Carroll.
Marie bro'wnne, the deanery pre-
"sident, extendee ''3 i '" ti�el o
pose of the A.Y.P.A in Canada.
The young people present
learned about public speaking.
Rev. C. S. bider from the An -
g , ;G,hurch in ,. Gliaton, gay
tai slxt'
'an - extremely beneficial
platform_ procedure. He used
mu e a1 hu t x -,4,gtuutit r�g €':.ta
to this "leadership rail tleinatistrate liis lecture iii a
y• very comical way.
"These. deanery meetings help The next speaker was also
Strai on, cut
Next Sunday evening, Rev. R.
S. Hiltz, of Exeter, will he guest
speaker at the Knox United
•Church at 8 p.m. on March 5th,
when; the newly redecorated
auditorium will be rededicated.
Mr. Hiltz was a former minister
of this congregation before go-
ing to Main Street Church,
Exeter.
to add enthusiasm and drive to
A.Y.P.A.," said Mr. Phil Cooper,
a high school teacher from
Strathroy, in a talk on just what
the Anglican Young Peoples'
Association is. He also gave an
tinued his -study on the Prayer
Book. Plans were made to hold
a skating party on March 2nd
with refreshments served later
at the rectory.
The Librarian of the Auburn
Library• requests all County Lib
Sunshine Sister banquet and it
was announced that the district
annual of the West Huron Dis-
trict will be held at Wipgham
on May 17. The report of the
card committee was given by
Mrs.. Andrew Kirkconnell. A
rummage sale was planned to
support. the new hall kitchen
committee's plans. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Gordon R. Tay-
lor' and Miss Viola Thompson.
Leonard Archambault 'and Mrs.
Stanley Ball.
Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor receiv-
ed the marriage annourtcement
of her friend, •Mrs. Alice Shaw,
of Alliston, to Harold Bernard
Hoek, of r Rochester, N -Y , --- on_
h Wrived
l;'-ebrttary , 21� 1��,�� �-
here fora urian -years When her
late husband,'Russel,Shaw•, was
.C.P`..R:°�-stwtion agent about 35
years ago. Mr Shaw passed
•yin • 1952
Mrs. Paul Hutchins and fam-
ily, of Goderich, visited a few
days last week with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.. Sydney Me-
Clinchey and Ruth.
District President Is Guest
$,pear --Mrs,-._Utt-o..Pofzp, dis-.
trie -prei;d'e1Tt,' guest speaker at
the February meeting of the
Auburn Women's Institute, told
the members the qualities pt
an ideal Institute member. She
remarked that allshould work
from Clinton.... Mr. Roger
Jackson, who spoke on formal
parliamentary procedure .to be
used at the .weekly meetings of
the local -Young Peoples'. He
stated: "Wisdom results from
experience and mistakes; the
only way we can learn some-
thing is by trying it." He had
many suggestions on how to
better the parish A.Y.P.A.'s,
The rally was concluded with
a special evensong in the
church.
Members of Clinton, Brus-
sels, Gorrie, Forciwich, Strath-
roy and Goderich were in at-
tendance. Supper was served by
the Evening Guild.
ed with asbestos vinyl tile. The
Ladies' Aidis to cover the cost
and choose _ the color to be their words.
used.
- On account of the 1Vlalrch The time to get primed for
meeting date being Good Fri -
the future is when you're still
.i.u..ynur prime ' ..-,,..,
parlor. After the opening daffy, it was decided to Move next
y, Sr 1Atl.. t'�S.
„forward one,
pianist; the devotional exercises week to March 24th. This meet -
'
were continued with the .bible .ing is to be in, charger ,.ol=Jrs.
1st -CorIntlixarr ,.Hwarmg�a�rh
chapter 13, by Mts. 11. Hall, fol-
lowing which Mrs. Florence Mac-
Donald led in prayer.
The reports of the secretary
and treasurer were read and
approved. Mrs. J. Pitblado, the
treasurer, reported a substan-
tial bank balance for the so-
ciety,
The president announced that
the ladies would cater to two
dinners in the near future, the
Diamo nniversary dinner of
the W en's Institute, and later
in the spring, the annual dinner
of the Community Concert. As-
sociation. Approval was given
to purchase 16 butter knives
and large water pitchers.
Discussion followed regarding
the merits of floor coverings.
Thea manwho. weighs.
,words retains his balgarice.
his
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Mrs: ' Gonion Miller returned for the motto, :'For- Home an•
d
from Clinton hospital on Mon- Country" and ask what a mein;
day after several days there I bet could do for the Institute
following surgery.
Due to the ice storm on Sat-
urday evening, a county. truck
and a feed truck had a slight
accident at the corner of Loftus
and Goderich streets.
� re-
turned home last wnd Mrs. eek -end from
1Iitchell Where they had been
and not what can it do for her.
She said that there are, three
groups to any organization,
workers, jerkers and shirkers.
She stressed the importance of
being a good homemaker and a
gid, citizen and to use one's
talents to help• the ns
The president, • Mrs. Thomas
u
e.
visiting their daughters •acrd i Haggitt, was in charge and the
their families. Iminutes were read by the secre-
We arepleased to report that i tart' Mrs. Bert .Craig. An in-.
,Mr. J. C Stoltz is able to be up citation to attend the 60th an-
t around the house after falling
a • couple of weeks ago on the
iice. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sprung and
Ifamily attended the golden wed-
ding anniversary of his parents,
niversary of the Goderich Wo-
men's Institute was accepted.
The members. voted to send a
delegate to Guelph to the Presi-
dent's Convention on May 4 and
5. It was decided to make gifts•
Mr. and- Mrs. Harold Sprung, .ofoI bootees to accompany. a baby
Hullett Township. i congratulation card. Plans were
4-H Club. --The fourth, meet -`completed to hold a millinery
ing of . the Auburn Cutouts 4 -III course on March 8th. Anyone
Club Was- held at the home. of wishing to make a spring• ---hat,
,thp Ica ler, lira. Donald' Baines.' get in touch ;Pith. Mrs. Thomas
I ( esident Janet ;Young, Haggitt. 1�'Irs. Gordon R. Taylor,
1- pr
opened the meeting. The min- j convener of Historical Research,
uses were read by the secretary.)gave a detailed summary of the
(Marian Hickey. The roll call "Tweedsmuir IIistory of the. Au -
was answered by each girl de- j burn com>vilunity. An instru-
1 monstrating correct sitting and men.tal of medley of old tunes'
° standing posture. The girls ,vas played by Mrs. George Mil -
SPONSORED BAY 'started assembling, their cotton llian. The roll call was answered
dresses ane •we.re shown how toiby each nafning an :historical
� make darts and to gather seams. I place of interest within driyinh
GODER1CH LIONS CLUB • —
S. O. ANDERSON, CHAIRMAN.
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LMARCH
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' Watch for your letter with Easter Seals in the' Mail. .9
Mark's A.Y.P.A. - The
A.Y.P.A. of
St Mark's Church
met at the home of Rose Marie
Haggitt with a large attendance,
The m"eeting was in charge of
Shirley Brown, Carolyn Clark
and Rev. R. Meally. Prayers
were taken by Mary Kirkcon-
nell. _Shirley Brown, the pre-
sident took charoe of the busi-
ness period and Mr. Meally eon -
distance. A picture of ,the .flour
mill, which was situated one
time on the site of the present
chopping mill, created great in-
terest. The `slate of officers for
1961 will be brought in at the
next meeting by the nominating
committee composed of Mrs. W.
Bradnock, Mrs. Andrew Kirk-
connell and Mrs. Gordon Dobie.
Plans were made. for the annual
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