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'Discuss -Farm Problems • and a singsong. The devotional
AUBURN, April 1.-The.County was opened with Donna Walden in
.Meeting of the Ontario Farmer's charge. John 'Buchanan read the
Union was held in the.Agricultural Scripture. Rena McClinchey led in
.1Boarciroorns, Clinton, on March 19. prayer and Donna Walden followed
...Mir. Gordon 4011 was in the chair with the topic. The offering was
for the well attended meeting. Mr. received by Ronald Gross and,Ger-
, -,:, 'Jack Armstrong gave the report of ald McDowell. , -,
the advertising committee. Mr. The business meeting i was con -
Carl Dalton, president of the newly ducted by the presidern, Elizabeth
formed Local at Seaforth, was add- Grange. A Young People's ban -
ed to'y this committee. It was de- quet and rally is to betteld on
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clded to ho1$1 the County meeting April 10, at Belgrave. - Barbaro
quarterly on the third,'Puesday of Smith, secretary.
the month. The Holmesville Local ' Walkerburn Club
,Will be in charge of the next meet- The Walkerburn Club met last
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ing. Mrs. Elva Armstrong, lady week at the home of Mrs. Joseph
1,, director for the county, spoke brief- Vercwey with 19 members and one
ily and Mr. Gordon Hill gave an visitor pre.sent. Mrs. James Mc;
_account of some of the new Locals Dougal], president, was in charge.
that had. been set up. A bake sale and auction was
The highlight of the evening was held with Mrs. Elliott Lapp as
4.n address by Mr. Walter Miller, auctioneer, assisted by Mrs,:, Guy
' A -very lively discussion period Cunningham. Mrs. Tany Tonikow-
followed. Lunch . was served by icz and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell
the Auburn Locals. A good repre- were in charge of contest.s. Mrs.
- 1 sentation from this district was James McDougall won the draw
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I present. - Mrs. Annie Nesbitt, on the prize donated by Mrs. -Bert
- '.4 secretary. Hunking. Lunch was served by the
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W.A. Meeting hostess, assisted by Mrs. Percy
The Woman's Association inet ‘'ineent, Mrs. Leonard Archam-
; last Tuesday evening with the bault and Mrs. Stuart Ament. Next
Rainbow Group in charge. The meeting will be held at the home
devotional period was led by Mrs. of Mrs. James Jackson. - Mrs.
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THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR
guests on Sunday with Mr: and
Mrs. J. L. Hembly.
Mr.- and airs. Chester Taylor,
of St. Helens, called on her sister,
Mrs. Maud Fremlin on Monday.
children. Besides his two sisters Mr. Lyman and Miss Bonnie
here, fie has lour brothers, Wil- Jardin, of Wingham,. spent the
liam, Gedrge and Jack, of Star week -end with their grandparents,
City, Saskatchewan, and Joseph, of Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan.
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. The Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. John -
funeral was held in Ochre River .ston, Mr. Robert J. Phillips, and
on Aptil 2. Mr. Smylie was well Miss Laura Phillips were London
known in this village, having -spent fr visitors on Monday. .
many winters with his sisters. Mrs. Lorne Crozier, of London,
Horticulture Society is spending a few days with her
The Auburn Horticulture Society father, William Campbell, and her
held their April meet in the , brother, Albert Campbell.-
Orange Hall, Monday evening with ' (Mrs. -F. C. Nesbitt, of Erindale,
Mrs. Bert Craig, first vice-presid- visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
ent, in charge_ and Mrs. Robert J. Nesbitt over the week -end. Mr.
Phillips, presiding at the piano. and Mrs. John Nesbitt and baby
The secretary, Miss Elma Mutch, son, of Blyth, also called at the
read the minutes which were ap- Nesbitt home on Sunday.
proved and Mrs. Ed. Davies gave Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig
the treasurer's report. Plans were attended the funeral of her cousin,
made 'for a new storage place for the late Mrs. Annie Taylor, of
Santa and his reindeer and sled. Clinton, last Saturday. The, late
Mr. William Gibson played a piano ;Mrs. Annie Taylor passed away last
instrumental. Thursday evening at Clinton in
Mrs. William 1'. Robison intro- her 75th year. She was born in
duced the guest speaker, Dr. Mc- Auburn, a daughter of the late
Master, of Seaforth,' who gave a Mr. and -Mrs. William Fluker. Her
detailed account of a recent trip husband, Georgp Robert Taylor,
to Ilawaii. Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt died nine years. ago. She was a
thanked Dr. McMaster for his ad- member of St. paul's Anglican
dres.s. A solo was sung oy' Mrs. Church and a charter member of
Wes. Bradnock. Plans were made the Clinton Women's- Institute and
for the iMay meeting when slides the Mary Hastings Club. Surviv• -
from Winnipeg w;11 be shown. ing are two sons, Stewart and
Wilfred Plunkett with Mrs. Nor- Andrew Kirkconnell, secretary . Visitors recently with Mr. and Barrett, both of Clinton, four
man Wightman presiding at the C.G.I.T. Mrs Gordon 1); be and family daughters, Mrs. Charles (Leona}
piano. Scripture was read by Mrs. The Golden Links C.G.1.T. met were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hallo- Lockhart, Chatham; Mrs. Mervyn
William L. Craig and Mrs. Guy Monday evening in Knox United way and family; Mr. and Mrs. (Kathleen) Hanly, Mrs. Thomas
Cunningham led in prayer. An Church with Margaret Wright in Stanley Campoe:I and Douglas and (Janette) Deeves, and Mrs. Harold
Easter reading' was given by Mrs. charge and Gladys McClinchey ac- Davi.i Arthur, and Mr. and (Doris) MePherson,• all of Clinton.
Robert S. Hiltz. This was followed ' companying on the piano. Bev. Mrs. Ileth, roaton, Joanne and The funeraPwas conducted by Rev.
by a mouthorgan selection by Mrs. It. S. Hiltz continued lis address !Connie, all of Wingliam. C. Inder at St. Pail's Anglican
-",, Everett Taylor, accompanied by 1 on "Ilow the Bible came to be."
Popular Auburnettes Church with interment at Clinton
If; 'Mrs. Kenneth McDougall. r Mrs. Margaret Wright gave a paper on The Auburnettes. comp; -ed of cemetery.
• Wilfred Plunkett introduced the "The Road of Life." The minutes I Misses Rena McClinchey, •Barbara Mr. 'rim Roberts and MI. Floyd
guest speaker, Rev. George Watt. were read by the secretary, Shirley ; Smith; Donna Walden and Gltioys Cott, of S1iraa117eisitcd with their
and also thanked him at the close of Turner, Margo Grange read alMcClinchey, sang at the Lions Club friend/Mr. Lawrence Nesbitt, on
his address. Miss Elma Mutch sang chapter of the study book.. Next banquet last Thursday night. Fr.•.• t'irtnlay.
a solo accompanied by Mrs. Fred meetinc, will be held on April 15 eently they sang five, _Prkimb-&s at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Govier, Al-
berta, Jimmy and Sharon, of Gode-
rich, moved last week to the farm
of John Hallam:, on the Maitland
Block. Miss Bonnie Govier is
visiting with her uncle and aunt
at Blind River.
The Auburn Horticulture Society
were guests last Thursday evening
of the Clinton Society when Mr.
Plaetzer. The offering was Mrs. receiv-
ed by Everett Lapp and Nliss
3[49141. Thompson. The president,
Mrs. llzratrice Bean, presided for
the business pu•izi. The financial
• report was given li-rhe treasure!
Mrs. Oliver Anderson,
ave the the roll can.
with June Mills takinr, the study the Haibouraice.z+," Lbn('ert in the
book. The Mother and Daughtei;trith-Vislrict Collegiate Inti -
banquet is to be oheliipn ,.trine 18. tute auditorium. They took part
If anyone wigiireki•Terp with the in the morning service at Knox
laye>odrri-Toolea, please leave United Church here and they have
kir donations'with Mrs. Hiltz or been asked to take part in the
so ShirleyTurner.
"Easter Musicale" ,which is. to be
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Mrs. John Clark and her sister, presented at Wesley -Willis United
Mrs. Jack Armstrong, convener Mrs. William Dodds, sr., have .re- Church, Clinton, on Good Friday,
of the visiting committee, report- ceived word that their brother. April 19. John Clark was guest spea*xer.
' ed two calls were made during the j Thomas Herbert Smylie (Bert) had Those attending the • W.M.S. Those attending this meeting were
past month. The secretary of cad' passed away on March 30, at his Presbyterial of the United Church Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon R. Taylor,
jroup gave their financial state- home at Ochre River, Manitoba, last Wednesday were: Miss 'Marg, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips,
R• S. 'Litz gave a, after a very short illness, He was aret R. Jackson, Mrs. W. T. Robi- Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mr. and
detailed' reportle the pans for in his 7th year and was the son on. Mrs. R. S. -Hiltz; Mrs, Bay Mrs. William Straughan, Mrs. Wil -
the addition of Sabbath School ' of the late David Smylie and diary Ea, nm, Mrs. William Straughan, liam T. Robison, Mrs. James Hem -
MOMS, furnace and washrooms to Young, formerly of West Wawa- Mrs. CharleAStraughan, Mrs. Oliver bly, Mrs. Charles Straughan, Mrs.
' the church.• A discussion period ' nosh. He resided there on the Anderson, olrs. Fred Toll. Arthur Grange, Mrs, Frank Raab-
. followed. - 'Mrs. Alvin Plunkett, farm until about 62 years ago when'Fire At Benmiller by, Mrs. Fred Ross,' Mrs. Herbert
secretary. he went West to farm. He was The Blyth Fire Brigade answer Govier.
• Y.P.U. Meets. married to the former Jennie ed a call to the disastrous fire on Mr. John Youol;hlutand son,
• The Attburn Young- Pebple's Brown, who predeceased him about Con;,-ession 2 of Colborne Town- Mr. Percy Youngblut, were London
• 'Union opened their meeting last 40 years ago. Ile is survived by ship, about one mile cast of Ben- vi AIors last Friday.
Wednesday- evening with recreation 'oar children and nine ,,granc.I e;.irla- last .Satui day morn • Hsr,jcey Tournament Finished
• ing at - the 'farm 'of Mr. De Vries • The f3th a_ Mullett, last, year's
whit his lionof partly log con- Blyth Rural- League, champions.
POLICE --.-CHECK
1,056* AUTOS
Members of -Gaderich detach-
ment 'of Ontario. Provincial Police
checked 11,056 cars in February.
Total nwther of cars checked in
OPP' district No. 6 reached 5,216
during the month. The district
comprises six counties.
According to the monthly re-
port of the, Goderich detachment,
114. warnings were issued and 24
traffic charges were laid. There
were eight accidents in which dam-
ges exceeded $100 in each case.
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struction was completely' dc•troy- onceagainproved their supremacy
ed. The lire, believed to have by taking a close. 4-2 decision from
' staited in the garage, is thought to the Auburn team last Monday
have been from faulty iringevening. By doing so
- . REGISTRATION „•
,.Sonie articles of 'furniture were championship again this year. Mr.
. saved. This house was built by 116y Madill, of Blyth, was on hand
,: .w. they won the
I -the late- Peter Fisher, a pioneer to present the team captain, Jim
, of Colborne Tawnship. Mrs. De . Scott, the PhilpMadill Woolly,
KINPERGARTEN CLASSES • , Vries,is at present visiting in Ilol- which is handed .down from,year
land, and Mr. De Vries' sister is , to 'yearto the respective champ -
keeping house for him. They are ; ions. The, game was played on
1 .. :-.---1957 ' '' .. 1958. ' .,. i making their home with other Hol ! artificial ice in the Clinton Lions
i land friends, Mr. and Mrs. Schneid- Arena.
,.er,_ of .Benmiller. - . 1 0
•Rev. 'i'ti1/4*-77irrs'''..'•V":""S'•':"inZIliel. of o •-• ----- 0
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• VVEEK OF-1PRIL 8 - Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig.
Mr. Albert _Campbell . has sold '
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his farm on the 2nd concession of CARLk)W, .kpril 2. -Mr. Tom,
CARLOW
• lIcnsall, visited last Thursday with I •
hart of the same concession. McPhee recently spent a week-ond
Ea-! Wawanosh to Mr. John Lock -
Mr. Roy Finnigan sold his farm ,.at home. Ile is attending a short
last week to Orville Free, of Dun. course at ()AC, Guelph.
Mr. andMrs. Jim Thompson,
gannon, who takes pOssession soon. Oshawa, visited in the district dur-
Mr. and Mrs. George Gray and ing the past week -end.
Freddie, of Toronto, visited recent. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jewell have
ly with her parents. Mr, and :Irspurchased the Ben Johnson pro-
-Alfred Nesbitt. . , perty on the 8th concession.
Mr. and- Mrs. Gordon Mundell Mr. Wm. Doig is sick, and at
and family, of Bluevale, were
OPEN HOUSE
Milk and cream producers and
their wives will have an opportun-
ity to see ,how cheese and butter
are made when "open house" is
held at the Blyth Co -Op Cheese
Factory and Creamery on the after-
noon of Wednesday, April 10.
The Blyth plant, constructed in
1952- to replace the buildinct de-
stroyed by fire, is considered one
of the most modern in Western
Ontario. In the recent Ontario
Creamery Association contest,
Blyth was fifth in the province for
high score butter.
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Pet Supplies
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present in Clinton hospital. Mr.
Doig's neighbors have gone ahead
with preparations for his sale on
Tuesday, April 2n1..
FARM SURPLUS ENDING?
Farmers are "fast reaching the
point where they will no longer
have to worry about surpluses but
rather give greater thought to in-
crea.sing production." So said lion.
W. A. Goodfellow, provincial min-
ister of agriculture, addressing the
Western Ontario Angus Associa-
tion a London on Saturday.
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BIG MONEY
Cheques cashed against individ-
ual accounts reached .a new high
record total of $166,541,032,000 in
Canada in 1955.
Canada's composite index of in-
dustrial production in 1955 aver-
aged 265.9 or 8.7 per cent above
1954.
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QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ „
1. By value, rank the five itading
minerals produced in Canada Th
1055.
2. In 1901 farms in Canada had an
average area of 124 acres- What
was the averagearea, in 1951?
3. Total govern•ment spending last
year was $7,377,000,000. What
part of . the total was federal
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spending, what- part provincial
and municipal' combh3ed?
4. What is the origin of the nalne
of the province of New Bruns-
wick?
5. In the finst seven months of this
year Canada's -trade' deficiti to
• the United States was $150 mil-
lion, $450 anillion. $850 million?
ANSWERS: 5. $850 million. 3.
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THURSDAY, APRIL .4th, 1057_
-FCderat .sPeuding.
pcaviticial and municipal, $2.,63kr.
million. 1. 011, copper, nickel, .
gold, zinc. 4. named afted the
lifeuse of Brunswick, England's rul-
ing family when it first became
a British possession. 2. 279 acres.
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Clark's Vegetable or fleg. Price 2 tins 23c -SAVE -2c
•TOMATO SOUP 210 -oz tins 21c
Choice Duality Reg. Price 2 for 29c -SAVE 2c
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