The Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-10-15, Page 1010 The GOderich Signal -Star, Thursday, October 15th, 1964 *
PPRTER'S HILL DUNGANNON
ToRTEws imu,.-Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Townshend and
Elaine spent Sunday in 1..sandon
with Mr. and Mrs. John Sim-
' 1111)ris and children.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Martin Wright,
Midland, ' were recent visitors
with Mr -and Mrs. Alvin Betties
and family.
Miss PatriCia Cox, a student
, at the Florence Nightingale
School of Nursing, Toronto,
• spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. knd Mrs. Ray Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Elgin Cox and
spent Sunday visiting
relatives in Palmerston. ,
I -Sunday visitors with Mr. and
• Mrs. Alvin Bettle.s and family
included Miss Mary Snell, Ham-
ilton; -Mr. and Mrs, Fred, An-
drews, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Ilahraim Snell, Mr.i and Mrs,
Jim Snell, arid children, Hullett
Township; 'Mr. ancLyni. Allsn
Betties, • ' •
A former pastor, Rev. Peter
Renner, willbe guest speaker
at Grace Church next Sunday
at both morning and evening
services,
• Mis. 'George Mathers wiU he
-the hostess when .Grace U.C.W,
' meets next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Laidlaw
and Miss Shirley *McGowan, all
of London, spent the weekend
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withMr. and rs. John c -
Cowan. On Sunday they all
Attended the wedding of their
nephew and cousin, Frank Mc-
Cowan, at Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pyatt and
children,, Kitchener, were Sun-
day visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
John Miller, Lorna and Mau-
reen.
' Weekend visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. Williain Cox and fam-
ily included Mr. and Mrs. Har -
.431d Johnston, Toronto;. Misses
Susan and Wanda Cox and
James Cox jr,, Clinton.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Torrance and family
were M and Mrs. E. G. -Wil-
liams; Mrs. D. J. Burns, Gode-
rich; Mr, and Mrs. Norman
Manning, .Benmiller; Mr. and
Mr. -William Burns
..-.7--arrd-keroyrEtobicakerantl-Dave
Mathers.
Mr; Reid Torrance, Kippen,
visited relatives in the cam-
Anunity on „Sunday.
DUNGA.NNON.-Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Kydd, Ansa Sheila Kydd
and 1Vliss Nancy Iyler, all of
Islington, visited recently with
Mrs. J. Ryan.
Guests at the Brown Smythe
home . for Thanksgiving were
Mr. and Mrs: -Robert Brigham
and Billy, Robert and Linda, all,
of Toronto, and Mrs. Muriel
Smythe of Brantford.
Mr, apd Mrs. Ken Thomas,
Wendy and Lynda of Toronto,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Bradley,
Brenda, Fay, and -Alice of Gude-
rich, spent Sunday with the
ladies' parehts, Mr, and Mrs.
Tom Webster.
1,\Irs, Ethel Morris had as
guests over the holiday, Mr. Dili
Mrs. Russel Drennan and their
grandson, David Wilson of
Sarnia:
Mr. and. Mrs. B. F. Comfort.
of St. Catharines spent several
!days lastweek with Mj. and,
1 Mrs. Cecil. Blake, Barba and.
Mt'. Harold Blake:" Mr. and Mrs.
If. Eugene Hanson, East Tawas,
Michigan, are spending some
time at -the Blake home; yhile
)'-fiFreflitty re viSititig 'relatives,
in Wingham and Agincourt,
! Mr. Charles Kilpatrick of
Vancouver is visiting friends
and relatives in the Dungannon -
Crewe
WE HAVE
EVERYTHING
IT TAKES
.70, sow
YoR "On
PROBIEMS
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LOCHALSH
LOCHAIJSH.-Mr. Herb En-
sign has solli his -farm to Mr.
lOin Farrell,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wylds spent
the weekend in TorOnto with
Miss Doris Wylds.
Mrs. Wilf Bradley of Toronto
spent a few days with Mx. and
Mrs. Eldon BradleYand family.
Miss Audrey Ross .of Peter-
borough spent a few -days with
her parents, Mr. .and Mrs. 1311.1
Itos;.3.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bradley
and family s'pent Thanksgiving.
in Wingham with Dr. and Mrs.
;Murray MacLenrian.-.
Mrs. Donald R. IVIacKenzie
spent the weekend, in Calcasha,
Michigan.
Mr: and 'Mrs. Donald Mc -
Charles, and Scott of Brantford
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs, OliverMcCharles and
John,'
The' C.G.I.T. of Ashfield Pres-
byterian Church had .a pot luck
supper on Monday evening in
the church. •
The TirTSWOM-Itintill Camp
attended church at Ashfield
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Donald B. MacKenzie is
a patient in Wingham hospital.
Vsijs with Mrs. Annie Mac-
Donald for Thanksgiving were
Mr. and Mrs. Finlay MacDonald
of Chatham and Misses Sally
and Louise MacDonald af Wind-
sor.
Mr : Jack N. MacKenzie is a
patient in Winghaln hospital.
Recent visitors-- in Toronto
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mac-
Lennan with Mr, and Mrs. Don
Ainslie.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs: Emile
MacLennan for Thanksgiving
were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Millar
and Kevin of Palmerston; Mr.
and Mrs. Ian Morton Of Palmer -
son, and Mr: and yrs Donald
MacLennan of Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Robb
were in •London for Thanksgiv-
ing with Mr. 'and Mrs. Coulter.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Stothers, ,
Kathy, Jean and Jim ' spenl.'
Sunday With Mrs, J. W. Mac-
Leod, Kincardine and ob.serized.
Thanksgiving at that time.
Gue!4S with Mr. and Mrs.
Irvine Eedy and family on Sun-
day were Mr. and Mrs. J. J,
Van Horn and Mr, and Mrs.
James -Blair, all 'of 'London.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park and
family. spent Thanksgiving, Day
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashton,
Gail and Marilyn of Goderich,
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to the' fam-
ilies of the late Harold Dough-
erty and Mrs. Sam Swan.
Visiting with their parents,
:11r, and, Mrs. Heber Eedy, over
the holiday were Mr. and Mrs.
JackEedy and family of Strath -
ray. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hen-
derson of Goderich visited 'Sun-
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LaymanlsSunclay--- •:. .
observed as 'Laymen's Stinday'
• in the Anglican Church of Can-
ada. Mr. Paul Caesar will take
the church service and preach
thesermon at St. Paul's Dun,
gannon at 2 p.m, " .
--- - - ......e.-G.C.Ts-ms -• -----,- ,
DU .;annon C.G.I.T. met Mon-
day' .afternoon in the church
basement. Arlene Culbert play-
ed the C.GI.T. hymn and Bren-
da Schultz gave .a' Scripture
reading. - The secretary, Peggy -
Hodges; ;Inathe treasurer, Jean
Stothers,'Iread 'their report§; It
was decided to have a Hallowe'-
en party on October 30th in the.
Church.' A letter was receivea,
from the chairmanof the Board
of Stewards thanking , C.G.I.T.
for their donation to the church
floor, fund. 'Mrs. Irvin, the
leader, read a story,on Trinidad.
The' meeting was , closed . with
a hymn and .benediction,
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT. -- Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Bron have moved
to London.
Earl- .Teseikice
Gera4,.11fa:gen .aWtlatoe
,QL.P.6124d onSunda
with Mrs. Clarence Hoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold 'Green
and Mr. and Mrs. George Bob-
bish and two 'sons *of Detroit
were up to '-the home of Jack
Green over ,the weekend.
Mr-
Getari,
Edward and a friend of tieff6it
weret3 to their cottage to close
up for the season.
The sympathy of 'the cam-,
munity- is extended to the fri-
ends and relatives of Wilbur
Stewart of London' who passed
sway last week.
Visitors at Mrs, Dave Mar.
tin's dverthe weekend were.Bill
Johns, Mr. and Mrs.. Dan
BdW-
den, Larry and Randy, Lawr-
ence Stelybid§; Dan Livingstone
and a friend.
Mr. and Mrs., Ivan Grigg of
London and Mrs. Dave Martin
visited friends and relatives in
Detroit over the weekend.
Mr. arid, Mrs. Allan MacLean
and family of Collingwood spent
the weekend with Mr. and'Mrs.
Dan MacLean.'
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stone of
St. Marys spent the weekengl
with Mr. and Mrs. 'Warren
,Wylds and family,
Fast Trip
Mrs. Annie MacMurchy had
quite an experience on Monday.
•
She had been 'visiting ,her
daughter in Elmira, and a
friend offered to bring Mrs.
Mad/Mu-thy home- in his
Mrs. ,Mac•Murchy ac-
cepted and made the landing
on the Henry MacKenzie farm.
It was the first "plane" ride
for Mrs. MacIVIurthy and will
be. something for her to re-
member for sometime,
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