The Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-07-16, Page 8a
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The Jeri jnal-Star, Thursday, July loth, 1964
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1!* SUMMJR VISITORS
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YhIGSW.110E,— The annual 1 after undergoing surgery on her
gatcden party held in the parish i ear in Stratford hospital.. We
hall and on the church grounds !hope you areyfeelrng much bet -
was a sucee $sful event. The' ter, Betty.Miss Mary Murray is-. ,;.pend-
Seaforth , ,Girls' High School • Mr, K.•rry Mogan of London,r il, two week. in Toronto with
Band • .d The T,J.B. Trio of , .Hiss Vivian 13rya•n of Toronto • relatives.
orth had an , appreciative I are spending their vacation I \1i John Pritchard visited
. audience on the grounds. The I with Mr, and Mrs, Con Hogan, with his son, Eugene, in a Lon -
St. Jo--ph's Junior choir sang j, Mrs. Helen Pierson and child
several numbers during the sup- ren of Hamilton spent the
per. During, the evening the past tw'o weeks with her mother,
draw was .made for the $100Mrs. Gilmore, and brothers.
prize • which `,was won icy Mr•,I Fars,' Robt, • Howard, sr., Mr.
.,• ®t . --:+anri VT' '3, Jahn Hoa
relLMr
. an
d7C od 'rich '
-Matthew -Foley- won the qutIt !Mrs. Robt. lowarc,'Zr. an'
r
*4''''!••-•••• --whWh hacl-poen •made -by Mrs. { Mrs: -'Leo-Co tint rey-attelicled•the
' 'Dennis Dabton. ! Cameron- Miller wedding in
ru.ckxww on Saturday',
Personals �t•• „-' �• ,
The Van Osch twins; children
11ra�'lrs:"`°rci"°T'alad Mr.,andVirs W. A, Humph
of 'Mr, and Mrs. Peter Van'Osch i and Keith have gone on a motor`•-rey', Mr. and Mrs. George Web.
- - k, ,r �,. ,M A,�..7 stip to the Nest Coast.
c�td yy,
:S. 5 J'S1C'C S
- M. L'
a'r :-gys iii ..uVY, °4'.,� = a .,,mil b''rf ;- As is t''-' r'is�Dalton ot-
end Jacqueline. tended the Seigler-Y3urbreck
. Mr. Frank Owens,. Mr, anti !wedding in Walkerton on .Sat
Mrs. Ralph .'Moon, Saginaw, urday.
spent the weekend: with '11r. and '4Ir, and Mrs. Michael Kinahan
__.Mrs- • Jose? CQ rtiney• and f m- ' • c 4 allrice Edwards,,
ST. HELENS
'ST. FIELENS. Mrs• W Gordon.
gelntyre of r itiuchmond Hill is
ipendi'ng this week with her'
;,arents, Mrs. ''and Mrs, W. J.-
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Mr, sand Mrs. ,D,avid Gilmour
of Toronto spent •thg 'weekend
with her parents, '41r.. and Mr's.
Ilan•b` Webb, Jet'reY returned
.come 'after two weeks herd.
don hospital over the weekend
Mrs. Pritchard has been in the
city this week.,
Mr. - Robert Lyons, jr., is' a
patient in \g'ingha'm hos,eital.
7rtt'rs-f+�re�cf -g�Emt a .
spent Wednesday •wilh'' Mr. and Claude M. DeVorss of Wichita,
Mrs. Barry McQuillin and Tr11-in Kiansas, was elected President of,
Kitchener, bions International at the As�so-
ciation's 47th' anneal conyeltron
in-.Tur••onte;; Canada, July =1,
Lions International, with 720,000
members in 124 countries, is the
w'orld's largest service club or-
Lila ;Humphrey. spent Sunday• known for. its many youth pro -
at a family • reunion at Mr. and grams, community. service proj-
Mrs, Lorne Humphrey's at Hg- ects, sight conservation activities
peler.d •
and aid to the blind. Last year
Lions Clubs around the••globe
Ph w . a arc so M �1. Mr, 'Gordon Pt }nabecker of completed more than 400,000 in-
� ---"""-rTaik and- :trary :Anne -vi steel: -Cram- spent"i e ---we ir c ti divid�aLKreummunity lUQ ects. ..
'rMr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton ars Aua, .Kinahan over the his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Don
.v.4ited in Toronto duan the , weekend an
i
Lions Elect-
International
lect ,
International President
,
usic , And Prizes Feature
, ►uadons Elect-
I
y
S't. ,George's Anniversary . •
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'' (Contfntted from page 1)
It is wonderful what the Church
Missionary Society -did• for Can-
ala right' down to 1940 — in-
deed, after that. The Old Coun-
try carried the major burden
of our Anglican mission work
in Canada; they not only pour-
ed millions of dollars here, but
thei-r sons and daughters came
ever to h6lp establish our
Church. Now, vast areas of the
Anglican communion are exact-
ly! where we were- 200 years
ago; and we must do for others
what other's. have done for us."
The service of morning pray-
er was conducted by the rentor.
At the ofre`rto.ry the choir, un-
der direction of George Bur-
goin, organist and choirmaster;
sang the anthem, '''Open Our
t
es(Macfarlane).
Y•
Reception .Held
At:tiie conclusion of -the ser-
iter, Brenda" and Carol; Mr. and
U lir
d�
d
�s�•ai1`1 1 � •_
ie a .. `� �
Boren q ..::'s` �t� • tC �
vice, a reception was held .in
the Parish Hall 'with many vis-
itors and members of the con-
gregation present.' Mr. Maurice
Jenkins, the people's warden,
on behalf of the congregation,
expressed thanks to Bishop
Luxton for being present at the
anniversary service and hoped
he would return soon again.
ast week. Mr. Herman.
g P ' nabec' er`.•
Relatives and friends gather
• Lambertus re- Mrs. Ray Hawley. and Leslie ed in Kintail Hall an Friday
gather-
past
Dalton vend word over the weekend a of Oshawa spent the past { n -ilia t one Mac-
sp
e- summer- in , Tor of t -ho• -.sudor. sle.8h of his bio- �h�ws Mr. andn
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s ter
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'''; 11 is'k Mamie Dalton in
be
rill
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La �-Woods. then, Mr. Joseph Mrs. "Lorne
'VCsxllt�rteii•--`'`"�'F�h�`,:4, • ::�•too1�: - �.-<..:��.. _ . , _....
_14-1_3/Valkerlon on Tuesday
IMITW
r�$:n rYk,�'�'S3:Kiraz. .,,,r �1C. Yu •Lip
•-.l�PPORTUN1r
�d -. "�....,-?AtC•hw,ri+�y-.a..W' P✓..w 7.1Y
He also paid tribute, to the
fruitful services of Canon *Tay-
lor during his years as rector
of St. George's. He wished for
him and Mrs. `Taylor every hap-
be
uld
the
be
piness in their future life
London and hoped they wo
visit St. George's often in
years that lie ahead._ On
half of the congregation he
officially presented Canon QTay-
lor with a purse of money after
`which the latter replied most
suitably-.
Mr. L. B. Graham, the rector's
warden, conveyed to Canpn Tay-
lor greetings from • the clergy
of the' Deanery: Earlier, the
1?anery Clergy had presented
Canon Taylor 'with a desk elgek
in recognition of his past ser-
Ivices. Mrs. L. B. Graham ,pre-
sented, Mrs. Taylor with a lovely
bouquet of flowers, expressing
thanks from the vaj', ous wo-
men's organizations for her de-
voted assistance ove,r.the years.
Mrs. Taylor, in replying; spoke
of her plea'sure in serving the
- congregation of St. GAorge's.
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Mrs Harriet McEvoy and _ ELI) r on a, trip to Saskatchewan.
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weekend, ,
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morning.
.;.:sons"'15"i""°�"li!'ca;o are--•sp•e•nd' b,
the holidays with Mr. and' Mrs. {1 PEOPLE WE KNOW
Rost: Howard and family. ASHFIELD.—Mrs, David Mac -
Mrs. Eugene"F.rayne is home Mr. and Mrs. H. CL;Johnstone Murchy visited with her d'augh-
and family off.British Columbia ter, •Mrs. C• Hatherton in El-
mira last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Oke and
cTi ltlI 'ti o•f-0St `awa"`are•'-nrsrt•ing-•
with Earl Howes.
Ray MacKenzie of Toronty,1
was home for the weekend. „
t&KEVIE!
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were in town for a few days and
then "left for Sarnia to visi't
�yrit h"�114r . 3otrrrs•torre �s-lar'of:her: =-• ..-
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WORKS
1�O�[F�CANADA
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Miss Mabel Maodonald of
Windsor is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Alex Macdonald.
,»., ,Mrs-li nal.rl._.Dre,.W and her
son David .of -.Toronto are at
their summer home here.
Rev. James MacKenzie of
:North Carolina' was guest
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13 312, Sir a Charles upper Build.
Colin Howes, a a patret Yn
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