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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1955-07-21, Page 10Julyour pureschasof these factory -fresh nuts can help the Lions help crippled children in this district. �coVeme your kions `peanut manFriday night. July2,. iday,. to 9 ',p.m WATCH FOR THE ,MUSICAL PLANTERS PEANUT FLOATS FRIDAY 410 0 ANDSATURDAVNIHTS NEWS OF AUBURN AUBURN, July 20. — Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Mcilveen left last week for Sault Ste. Marie. Mich., to attend the' funeral of the former's 'cousin, the "late Otto Watson, of Pickford, ,Mich, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stoltz, of Dundee, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stoltz. Dr, McClinton, of '1.`anmins, visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Robi- son last week. Mrs. Charles Ross and daughter, Florence, of Detroit, visited last week•with Mrs. John Graham. Mr. and Mrs.' William Marsh, of It Goderich, visited last week with 1 Mr. and Mrs:. Herbert Mogridge. ! t Miss Elma Mutch visited. last week with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpkins, i t Janice and Charles, of Lincoln Park, Mich,, visited . recently with 1 :Mrs. John Graham. •t Mr, and Mrs; 'Joseph Gilbertson, of Edmonton, visited their aunt, Elizabeth Grange, honors. Rev. Thomas Smith, Mrs. Smith and • family, of Troy, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott. Rev. Smith is supplying the Blyth pulpit while their pastor is on holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Treble and family, of London, are holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Millian and - Ruth. Kenneth Campbell -is visiting at his home here, Mr. William Doubleday and son, William Patrick Doubleday, of De- roit, were guests of Mr. and; Mrs. William Haggitt and family oder he week -end, Brian Hallam, of Toronto, vise-' ed at the home. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hallam; last week -end. • Frank Walters, of Ingersoll, visi- ed with his •sister, . Mrs, Arthur Grange, Mr: Grange' and 'family t 1 Church and St. Mark's Anglican Church and was entertained for a I birthday supper at the home of his 'sister, Mrs, Ezekial Phillips. Mr. Medd is the oldest business man 'in Auburn. He started his trade ,as tailor' in Dungannon 60 years ago, but moved to Auburn in 1900 ing where he opened the tailor business in the, building now usedt as the 'local past office. He re - 1 mained there for four years. and 'then purchased his present shop i from the late John Nicholson, i harness -maker. He learned his trade in.. Clinton with Jackson iBrothers. During his early years he trained several young ladies, • as many as three under his super- vision at one time. Mr. Medd's !parents were the late Mr. -and Mrs. Robert Medd: His wife, the form- er MiSs Ethel Duff, died in 1929. Since that time,. his sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred • Ross, has lived with hint. Mr. Medd is, a member of St. Mark's' Anglican Church and also a member of" Forrester's, and Masonic Lodges. McClinchey-Cunningham. ---a ' The I farni home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy • Mrs. Catherine. Dobie, Iast Wed- ' nesday. Mr. and Mrs.Billy Hill and fam- ily, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Carter and family, of Port Elgin, spent the week -end with Joseph and Sadie Carter. ' Mrs. Keith Machan and Randy, who had beep visiting Mr. and Mrs. James, Machan and family, of Moncrief, returned home last Sun- day. Rev. J. L. H. Henderson, a form- er rector of St. Mark's Anglican Ohu•rch, but now lecturer at Huron College, was -guest speaker recent- ly at St. Mark's. Mrs. Henderson and family were also present. Rev. William Maines and. Mrs. Maines, of Embro, were recent visitors with Mr. , and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips. Mrs. Stanley Abel and family, of St. Thomas, are spending their• holidays with' her parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell. Miss Rena McClinchey has secur- ed a •posrtToti " at Wingham Hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs, -Douglas Knowles, ,Sandra and Kathie, of Kitchener; 'Who_ ex..e..-:bond tt g:.. a-a....Q:ttage_. at Port Albert, spent lS ast Tuesday with Mr. and,Mrs, Oliver Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor, of Chatham, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson. Miss Doris Tyndall, of Clinton, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mait- land Allan this week. Charles Beadle, of London,. holidaying at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. John-" sten, Mrs. Ezekial Phillips, Mrs. George Maines and Miss Tilly Maines of Blyth, were London visitors last Thursday. Gordon Beadle left last week for the Canadian West where he will attend the "Calgary Stampede. Mr. and Mrs, Duncan McIntyre, of Detroit, are visiting her parents, Mr. andr 'M s.• G+e rg e a Beadle. Mr. and Mrs. Beadle returned home with them last Monday after a month's holiday with friends in Detroit. Mrs.: John Conlin, Nancy and Jimmy and Ray Mitchell,' of De- troit, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies. Jimmy and Ray remained • for their holidays, Miss Carol Mcllveen, of Niagara Falls, is visiting her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. F. O. Mollveen. Mr. and•,Mrs. Jack Haggitt and Miss Beverly 'Haggitt, of Detroit, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Haggitt arid family last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Craig and family, and. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur : and . family, were holiday visitors on the Bruce Peninsula. Judge Frank Fin,gland and Wil- liam Fingla'nd , were " visitors- on Sunday in the village. Mr. and Mrs. • Robert Arthur and 1 rs., Fred illaylOri McGaw Station, 'ha c eorge. Taylor, of Sumrrier'side, %nCe �dwar�l • . Island,went to �o undoiz 1blr Ta l o S 'tir ay Y Fa den viSiting here p•rior transferred 4• ,.n, k ,ori•. ollow g; pupils of Miaa . Soli Were success- exanrs With the avlWry Hatt Othow,. las::144161:, ssY+ it h as week, Mrs. Carl Govier and Gordon are visiting friends in; Detroit: Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Good. and Miss Sharon Stewart- attended the Thompson reunion at Exeter last Wednesday. Miss Margaret R. Jackson and Mrs. Catherine Dobie were visit- ing friends in Toronto last week. Master Clarence Govier is visit- ing his. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Loftus Welsh, of Goderich, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor were London visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby ac - Cunningham of , the 13•th concession, I of Hullett was the scene of a pretty summer wedding on Saturday, July 116, at 11 *o'clock. Baskets ofsunt-- mer flowers and white bells made 'a lovely background on the lawn 'for the wedding, which was per - 'formed by Rev. C. C. Washington of Auburn United Church, beneath ' an arch with lighted candl- ebra when Mary Ina Eileen, youngest daughter, of Mr. and Mrs: Guy Cunningham, of R.R. 1, Auburn, became the bride of - 'Lloyd Arnold - McClinchey; companied Mr. and Mrs. Earl youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Sid- Raithby and Miss Marie, of Gode- , ney McClinchey, R.R. 1, Auburn. rich, to New York last week. • Miss' Given in marriage by her -father, Marie Raithby left New York for ;the bride looked lovely in her a trip to the British Isles and a :gown, which 'was a strapless waltz - tour of European countries. Ilenath white nylon t1e and Miss Ruth Arthur, R.N., of Tor- French brocade, styled with a hod - onto, is spending her holidays with fant .skirt, shirred bodice and bro- ker mother, Mrs. John Arthur. f•caded bolero to match. Her fing- Flight-Sergeant Stuart Patterson; ertip veil of French net was`shirred grad family, of St. Hubert s, Que- i bec, are visiting at the home of to a crown of mother-of-pearl. She Eddie Haines; Mr. Montinarello spoke briefly. The study book on India was taken by Mrs. D. A. MacKay, Mrs. Ed. Davies and Mrs. Donald Haines. A duet was sung by Edgar and ,Marie Leatherland. Shower —, A shower was held in the-Forreater's Hall last Wednesday evening+ to honor a bride of the month, Miss Eileen Cunningham.* The early .part of the evening, was ;spent .playing bingo. Miss Ruth Daer presided for a short program. A reading, "In the Kitchen," was given by Mrs. Elliott Lapp. Misses Rena and Gladys McClinchey and. Miss Donna Walden san•g,• a trio. Ruth then called Eileen to the'Vla:tforrtp and Miss Margaret A. Jackson read the address. Miss Ruth Daer and Mrs. Betty Archambault brought in a buggy- ,and basket loaded with gifts:— Lunch was served. Prizes to the oldest lady went to Mrs. J. C. Stoltz; to the youngest present, Master Paul Gross, and the birthday nearest July 13, Miss Viola Thompson. Guests At Meeting.—The regular monthly meeting of the United Church Women's .Missionary So- ciety was held in the Sunday School room with the 1Vbissiori Band as guests. Jim Mills presided for the, program and Margo Grange was secretary. The ;5eeripture les- son was read responsively. Joan Mills offered prayer. A solo was sung. by Carolyn Craig. Miss Marg- aret Jackson, assisted by John Arthur, told a story on "Ants," using the flannelgraph, A hymn was sung, with William. Anderson at the' piano. Recitations were given by Martje Koopmans. Shir- ley Turner • played a piano solo, Miss Jackson told 'another story, assisted by Jack Wright. Ross Sturdy and John Arthur received the coffering. The secretary's. re- port was given by Ma'sgo Grange and the treasurer's report by Shir- ley Turner. Mrs. Campbell, the president of the W,M.S., thanked ,Miss Jackson and the Mission Band for the good -program, Birthday Party.— Mrs. Douglas Campbell, of Westfield, was hostess at a birthday party last week for her aunt, Mrs. Annie Walper, yvho celebrated ' her 85th _ birthday. Many of her old friends were pre- sent. Mrs. Walper is the daughter oqf the lata Mr. and 'Mrs. Yungblutt• and attended S.S. No. 9, I-iullett school. Her parents re- -sided in the -Maitland Block. She was married to Peter Walper at .the Colborne Evangelical Lutheran Church and then took up residence .on their farm on the Auburn -Blyth road, where her only daughter, Mrs. John Daer, now resides. A number of years 'ago she moved to Auburn, where she residss alone. She is a member of the Auburn Baptist Church and when health permitted was a faithful attendant-. Mrs. Walper received many cards and greetings of con- gratulations during- the. day. Bible School Ends.—The final meeting of the Daily Vaca'tional Bible School was held last Sunday evening in the Baptist Church with Rev. J. E. Ostrom officiating and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips at the organ. .Mr. Ostrom read the Scrip- ture lesson and spoke briefly. The flag bearers, Esther *Winston •and Frances Blacker came forward and the whole senoolu, pledged their allegiance to ° the flag and sang "Cod Save the Queen," They also gave their- • pledge to the Holy Bible. Mrs. Wellington Goad and Mrs, Frank Raithby were the lead- ers of the pre-school group, with Miss Ruth Daer,-Mrs. , Larry Glas- gow, Miss Mary Clark, and Miss Betty Sturdy as assistants. Miss Ruth Daer asked questions- and same of 't°he pupils replied with verses. The pupils were John MacKay, Jennifer Grange, Brigette Stshlichling, Vera' 'Jane Craig, Douglas Archambault, Billy Lapp, Eddie Haines and Laura Daer. They then sang "Ship Ahoy" and "Happy Welcome," with Miss Mary Clark at the organ and Mrs. G1as; gow leading in the singing. The primary group was led , by Miss Margaret R. Jackson, with Miss Margo Grange, Miss Shirley Turn- er, Miss Gladys McClinchey. and Miss Elizabeth Grange as helpers. Verses were said by Joan Weir, Frances Blacker, George Clark, Carolyn. Craig, Carol Brown and Janne•tt Dobie. Their songs were accompanied by • Miss Margo Grange. The junior class, under, the .leadership,. of Bren • de Vries and Mrs. Ed: Davies presented a lifesbelt drill and recited their verses as they pinned them to 'the life belt. :Tn the class 'were Ber: nice McDougal, Shirley Brown, Sandra Ware, Ross Sturdy, Ken- • neth Higgins, and Peter de Vries. Several songs were sung by the group, accompanied by Mrs. Gor- don R. Taylor ort. the, accordian, The senior group, led:"' by. Mrs. Ostrom and Joseph Mentinorello, said their verses. In this group were Harold Raithby, Marian Pep- . per, James Sneider, Helen Yung- blut4, Lynn Bacelaar,Edgar, ' Leatherland. Mrs. R. J. Phillips presided at the organ for this group. Mr. Ostrom thanked ,all 'the leaders and he'l'pers and all ' others who had helped or sent treats.. The offering..w'as taken by Charles Scott and Frank Raithhby after which Mr. Montinarello pro- nounced the benediction. Mr. Os- trom invited 'all to the Sunday 'School room to view the handwork of the different groups. The. sub- ject for the school was "Sailing with Christ." . KINGSBRID,GE, July and Mrs. Michael Law and four children of London, were recent visitors . at the home of Mr. and Mrs/ IBlaize Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dwyer and twat ,children of St. Catharines, and Mrs,+ Timothy Dwyer of Kinkora wex•+e recent visitors at the home of 114r. and Mrs, , Don Frayne. '*r. and Mrs. Victor Finnie and children visited with Mrs. James Wallace, who is a patient in. St. 1 M Joseph s Hospital, London. • , x. and Mrs. Walter Clare visi- ted"recently with the Ryan family in Chesley. ' Emmett O'Neill, 'his sister and friend, of • Jackson, Mich., were 'recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Martha O'Neill. f Rev. Father Michael Dalton visi- ted with his relatives here. I Mr. and Mrs. Fid Shea and three sons, of Detroit, visited recently I at the home of their sister, Mrs, Jack Kinney. 1 Mr. axed Mrs. Ralph Bicknell and three children, of Toronto, vaca-• i tioned with the Frayne family for a week. • Mr. and Mrs. Van Osch, who tecently arrived from Holland for an extended visit with their son' 'and daughter, Mrs. Harry Gielan and' family, at Exeter, are now visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. -Van Osch (a brother), at Lucknow. Miss Marion Dalton, and Mr. and Mrs. Pardee ,and children, of De- troit, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrsl J. Dalton recently. The annual garden party' was very wel1 attended on Monday evening, July 4. Approximately 400 people were present for the supper. Other friends came later for the dancing, bingo and games. The draw for the 12 prizes on the tickets sold took place at midnight, with the prizes going to: G. Tucker,. of Lueknow, Mrs. Myrtle Goebel, of . Detroit; Mrs. Art Ribar, of De- troit; Mrs. Jack Kinney, Miss Mar- rianne, O'Keefe; Sisters of St. Jos- eph, St. Anne's Convent, Windsor; James -Doherty, R.R. 3, Goderich; Mrs. Jack Bradley, R. R. 3, Gode- rich; Mrs. Joseph O'Brien, Gode- rich; William Clare, Lucknow; Mrs. Bernadine Kinney, Detroit; Frank Dalton, R.R. 3, Goderich. 0 0 0 Despite high unemployment in the period, the total of . wages, salaries and supplementary - labor income in the first quarter of 1955 was $12.3 billion, 4.5 per cent more than in the same period of 1954. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and wore a mauve orchid corsage and family, the groom's gift, a three -strand Mrs. Lloyd Raithby, of London, pearl necklace. She entered the Was .__.a..'visitor .-over.•.the • week=end arc la n.._the aim oaf. her-afather..-ta with her mother, Mrs. Jeremiah the strains of Lah,engrin's wedding Taylor. march played by Miss Rena Mc - John Beadle, . of Goderich, is Clinchey, sister of the bridegroom, visiting his brother, George Beadle, who was attired in a gown of pink and Mrs. Beadle this week. nylon with a headdress of white Mrs. Gordon Wall and family, "flowers. , Miss Christina Cunning - of Holyrood, visited at the home ham, sister of the bride, as matron of her mothef-,. Mrs. John Arthur, of honor, chose a . yellow waltz-' on Tuesday. length gown of pure silkwith a I Mary, Charles and Paul Goddard nylon tulle skirt and lace inset ( are Hamilton visitors this week. over the hips and matching lace' Friend's of Harvey McGee, of bolero. Her corsage was of yellow North Bay, formerly of Auburn land white carnations. Miss Glad - will be interested to know tha,`t ys McClinchey, sister of the groom, he has left for a visit to the Can -wore a pink strapless 'gown of adian West' I nylon net over satin with matching The sympathy' of this community bolero. The lodice of the dress is extended to Mr, and Mrs. George was trimmed with white sequins. Robertson. in the death of their Her corsage was pink and white infant son. nrf s • carnations. Garthc ' Y M Clinche•f Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Good and Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Good, of brother' of the groom; was bestman. During the signing of the South Bend, Indiana, are visiting register a duet was sung by Miss at 'the home of his brother, Mr. Donna Walden, of Westfield, 'cous- in Mrs. Wellington Good. in of the groom, and Miss -Gladys Mr. and Mrs. George James, of McClinchey. Miss Walden wore a Goderich, visited with Mrs. James' dress of sky-blue dacron crepe. brother, John Youngblutt, and Mr. Following the ceremony a recep- and Mrs. Russell King, on Sunday. tion was held at the Goderich Pav- Mrs. F. T. Armstrong, of Nanton,n. ilion. Mrs. Cunningham received Alberta, is visiting her cousin, in a . dress of smoked rose crepe vr Mrs. Donald. Fowler and Mr. Fow-la a sweetheart neckline and . ler. m lace trim, with navy and white 1 Mrs. F. Ross was a Torontoaccessories and a white rose car visitor last week. While there she . sage,, Miss, Sidney McClinchey, 'visitor the trousseau tea of Miss mother -of -the groom,: received with-- ' Patricia Trent whose engagement her, wearing a dress of navy sheer is announced to Donald 'Ross, crf nylon -trimmed with white lace' Oakville. The marriage is to take necltline and pink and white ac - place in Toronto on August 6. ' cessories and a . matching corsage. Yukon Letter.-, Mrs. Russell KingThe tables .were decorated with has' received an interesting letter's vases of sunfiner flowers. from her nephew, Douglas Young- ( Mr. and ,Mrs. McClinchey left on blutt, who is working ua` p in the : honeymoon trip to Northern Ontario, the bride travelling in an ensemble of blue nylon dress with small, puffed sleeves, tucked waist and -' lot# :. ,qn,,... ` neckline, blue Yukon. He states thatthe country is very• beautiful with flowers blooritiug on title raolnitaliv sites, although _ snow is quite near. They hayQ .2 . hours of daylight and- in . nylon , coat. an . white, accessories . r.,,., � �'n •, . ce s the �otrra o dusk the .te er- � �mp and aaa orchid corsage., • On en Mute drops to zero,: even though return ' they will reside on the' the days are every warm. life often„ re g s farm . east of Auburn. sees, caribou and bears and --people W.M.S. 'Meet's. ,— The Women's have t •, e, all the tune, o carry rzfi a l e tx , � miakvittey society . of the presby. Douglasis working16tl ii� e; l rein l e orse, which ta' 415'f l meat Church held their monthly meeting ng at the hotkier pf Mrs.. Alvin honks rO T'e►tr ohta► t,M M " UC ati it and. mix od the �'�tIf11C�� 4,4e president'. �". �pi±�esitl'lelt`Y��y �,a`5 r ila charge �C The Medd celebrated' hi Oath birthday sc atioria serf v was taken- ;b -go bat: Sunday. Ile attended: divine Mrs, Lotherland., A duet; "Baty tag, wort hlp, in'. Knott' Presbyterian C Moses," was sung by Margie and .:�:•....�::.}•::r;lr:'%':}%:%'%;%%;::�7:•:!•..•,:•••'•r:•.•:•>47X•:'''':�''r':Y''%••�'�'':,.:.}•.r, ,.,. .. 'i.'�:��%i.:::...,.,, :{•}Y.{.,;x,.rr :w•r r .. rr/. f. �.. r.:vi'r: �i}r?:•: !.✓.. ,; „fr:{•:4:.7;!!•:!•;{!.•};'v}7.: r f.. .. �. �.. r, r�:4'•'r};•}fi:• �/'ri': r. ..... 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