The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-07-23, Page 10•
10 1 ,RICH SIGislAIrST,A.R,: THURSDAY, 3.3,1970_
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Buffet supper held for
Business College
graduates
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A buffet supper was held Saturday, July 11 -for graduates of the
Goderich Business College and guests at the residence of Mrs. Ruth
Mahood.= In -the top picture, Mrs. Mahood, centre, presentCheryl
McNair; igiii >with:Aheaaward:.for highestscholastic standing in final
; exarmnation -withs 9'44 Vheryl: mow=ennpioyec ., omnnc.• Fox
Limited (Canadian 'Tire Corporation). On the -left is Mrs. -Boyce -who
presented the diplomas. In the bottom picture are, left to right, back
row: Bruce Lamont;, . clerk -typist, (Honours); Cheryl McNall,
secretarial (Honours); Mrs. F. M. Boyce, teacher; Suzanne Mitchell,.
Secretarial, :(Honours); Shirley Picot, secretarial, (Honours'); Wayne
Payne, clerk -typist (certificates); front- . row: Mrs. R. Mahood,
Principal, Joyce Mcfver, secretarial, (Honours) Brenda Thompson,
secretarial, (Honours) Diane Bowra, clerk -typist, (certificates). Not
present when the picture was` taken Were Shirley V Tright, clerk -typist
and Judy- Nordahl, clerk -typist. (Honours). The evening was
concluded with a sing -song led by Mrs. Mary Lee James of Clinton.
Advt.
BYMIRS. WES BRIILINOCK.
Mrs: Gorge Schneider
hosts ASW meeting
The Anglican Church Women
of St: Mark's Church met at the
home of Mrs. George Schneider
for their July Meeting.
The Hostess - opened the
meeting with the hymn, What a
Friend we have in Jesus.
Accompaniment wasplayed on
the accordian by Mrs. Gordon.
Taylor. •
Mrs. George Schneider led in
prayer and , read the scripture
.Lesson. The , Missionary theme
was given by ,Mrs. Ed Davies on
Indian conditions in Alberta.
record on singing with
Tennessee- . Ernie Ford was,
played and- the ladies joined in
the choruses. --Mrs. Schneider
conducted a contest of towns
and villages in Huron County.
and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt was
the winner. A • quartette:
composed of Mrs. G. Hunter,
ivirs. U. Schneider, Mrs. Elliott
,, Lapp and Mrs. James ° Jackson
"sang -Brightenthe corner where
you are, accompanied- by Mrs.
Taylor.
Mrs. Schneider gave the topic
about a Sunday school
superintendant also taking the
church services in an out of the
• way . parish in Quebec. Mrs..
.Schneider. thanked. all who .had,
.men;:;part :.and ;helping with the.
,-program and closed- with the
hymn, My Faith looks up to
Thee.
• The president, Mrs. Donald
Cartwright took charge of the
business meeting.
The minutes were accepted as
read ".by the secretary Mrs. John
Daer and the. treasurer, Mrs. -
Andrew Kirkconnell gave the
financial statement.
Mrs: - Gordon Taylor read a
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We'-re°Joinin
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CLINTON CARNIVAL.
OF VALUES sT T:
JULY 23 224, 25
WITH
GIGANTIC
NAME BRANDS °
YOU KNOW AND TRUST
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
PITTSBURGH KEM -
& LOWE --BROTHERS •
PANT
SPECIALS .
AsLowAs.
IN THE STORE
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letter she had received f eika a
parish where a bale had been
sent and thanked -,the ladies for
the material from which they
were able to make quilts. .
The roll call -was answered by
a Bim verse containing the
word, Vanity. The " travelling
apron received a penny for each
letter in "The 23rd Psalm".
•The business of ttie meeting
was discussingethods . of
raising money 4. Meet the
budget of the Church,
Mrs. John Daer will be hosteas
for the August meeting.
The meeting was closed by
prayer. _
A successful auetIon--waa-heid
and Mrs. Schneider served lunch
assisted by Mrs. James Schneider
and Mrs. Donald Cartwright.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fisher and
son Jeff visited on Sunday witlr
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Philips.
Mrs. Charles Straughan visited
this week with her n eice; Mrs.
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_Harold Nicholson and
:Nichoison.-attSeafctrth: :' Fa
-Mrs. Iivv • Schmidt; -Tracy
and Brento t Strathroy, visited
- last week with er parents,_ Mr.
and Mrs, Ted M Is.
Mr, and -Mrs. Clifford Bastla . N O . 1 y
Of London visited last weekend,
Appointed
Congratulations to Mrs John
Neville of • Welland on • her
appointment by The Hon.
Stanley . J. Randall, Ontario's
Department pf Trade and
Development minister.
She has been appointed to the
department's women's advisory
committee to • 'discuss
community and economic
problems of the various areas.
She is one of 25 women
appointed from various parts of
the province. Mrs. Neville was
fdtmerly Mrs. Mary McNall and
lived .in the Auburn community
before going to Welland.
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PHONE 524-8331
Mrs. Wm.. Black has returned
home from Vancouver where she
visited with her family, Mr. and,
Mrs. Bill Newcombe and her
--grandson, John -Newcombe, -
Mr.
ohn Newcombe --
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood,
Buffalo, N. Y. renewed
acquaintances ' in Goderich •and
district- during the past-- w -eek-.
Mr. Wood is a .son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood who
atone time operated F. H. Wood
d Son in Goderich
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Rathwell, Michael and Janice of
Chatham spent the weekend
with her mother,' Mrs, Gordon
Taylor. Michael remained for a
longer visit. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Raithby
of London visited1astSaturday
with Mrs. Gordon Taylor.
Mr.''and Mrs. Duncan MacKay
spent the weekend with friends.
at Stoney :Creek.
Miss Frances Houston spent a
few days at Port Stanley . with,
her friends Mr. and Mrs. J.
MacIntosh and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall, Mrs.. Ethel.
McDougall, Seafortl, and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Gross . were
guests - last week ' at the
King—McDougall wedding . at
Hespeler.
Visitors at the manse over the
weekend were Mrs. Lois Poore
of Woodstock, Mr. •and Mrs.
Norman Alexander of Pinkerton
and Dr. and Mrs.. Fred Haldenby
of Oakville, \ son-in-law. and
daughter of Pasters and Mrs.
Alfred”' -Fry. Mr, Morris Fry of
Kincardine . also spent the
weekend at his parent's home.
•Knox United Church is
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undergoing an exterior paint job
and is already showing great
improYement. It . is Axing ' done.
by volunteer workers.
Rev, Everett Hawkes of
Bluevale and Belmore . was
speaker at Knox , Presbyterian
Church last Sunday. Mr. John
Turner of Clinton will be in
charge this Sunday: �.
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with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Davies .B U L K WIENERS
and Mr. Davies. -
Mrs. Ralph Munro attended
the reunion Of the Mountain
family , at the libme of Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Thompson at
Fullarton last. Sunday.
Misses Joy and Betty Lutz
returned recently from Calgary
where thef were guests of their
sister, Miss Gloria Lutz.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Nixon
and Benita of Mississagua spent
last weekend with her parents
Mr. and' Mrs. Ted Mills. Miss
Benita is remaining for two
weeks holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies
visited on • Sunday • with Mrs.
Edna Sippell in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Card of
Milwakee, Wisc., Mrs. Alex
Eberts and Mrs. George Grant of
Wallaceburg spent last week
visiting with Mrs. Ralph Munro:
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Robertson of Copper Cliff spent
the weekend with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan
and • his father Mr. J. J.
Robertson at Huronview.
Mrs. Gordon Taylor visited
recently with her cousin, Miss
Luella' . Johnston' at her new
- home in: London,
Miss Diane Kirkconriell of
London spent the weekend with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Kirkconnell.
Mr. William J. Craig attended
the Wilkin -Cook wedding at
'Hensail last -Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Watson of Nile
visited -for a few days last week
with Mrs. George-Millian. , =
We are pleased to report that.
Robert Phillips was able to come
home after a few weeks as •a
patient in Goderich hospital.
Mr... and Mrs. Ronald
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