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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-07-11, Page 9SIBE4Y llf til, 11907 NEWS OF n;VJEUBN, July 1 .—Cunflrmathon was born at Restock. 'When a 0 young boy, the family VL Wved to this district and he attended school Clow Heide—Jr/le Right Reverend W. A. Townsheaad, Su ragas of the diocese of Huron, made s Horst o cial visit 'to St. Mark's ,Anglican Church, Auburn, on Wed- nesday ; evening, July 3rd, and held the annual ec,t rmatiou sea'viec for the parishes of Auburn, lyth and Belgrave. The Rev. Oren die Vries presented a class of 14 can- didates. Mr. Lawrence Nesbitt was the B ishop''s staObearer and. Miss Margaret Clank organist. In ad- dressing the newly confirmed mem- bers, Beehop Townshend recalled his boyhood days spent in this section of Huron County and men- tioned how pleaeed he was to renew old acquaintances and be in this district again. The follow- ing members were confirmed: James Schneider, Anna Marie Schneider; Eileen S c h n e i d e r, Sanda'a i Ware, Mary Kirkconnell, Carolyn Clark, Christopher Hutch- inson, Peter de Vries, Mary Nesbitt, Dorothy Bailie, John Kennedy David George, Mrs.'H. Gibbons and Mrs. A. Nethery. After the ser- vice a social hour Was enjoyed in the Orange Hall where the con- gregations of Auburn, #lyth and Belgrave had an opportunity to meet with Bishop and Mrs. Town- shend. This confirmation class at- tended their first communion at Blyth on Sunday at 8.30 a.m. and were entertained at the rectory for breakfast after the service. Farmer's Union Meets. --A meet- ing of the Huron County Farmer's Union was held in the Agricultural Board Rooms, Clinton, recently. Mr. Bob Taylor presided. Mrs. Jack Armstrong was secretary. A letter of thanks was read from Mr. J. Mcritgomery, former Agriculture Representative for Huron ~County, and Mrs. Montgomery; also a letter from A V. Cormack, Ontario presi- dent regarding sending delegates to the I.F.U. convention. Mrs. Jack Armstrong gave a report on the board meeting held in Toronto. It was decided to hold the annual picnic at Seaf6rth LiOn's`Parle 01T - July 23. The various committees were appointed to be in charge. Mr. Gordon Hill outlined the meet- ing of the Beef Producer's meeting he had attendedepreviously for the Union meeting. It was decided se•!u•d t,wo delegates from Hiifi n' County to the Winnipeg Conven- tion. Mr. Bob Taylor ;introduced the guest speaker of the meeting, Mr. Alan Campbell, director,. for Oxford County, who outlined the progress of. the Farm Union in his county. After a discussion period, lunch was served by the Holm esville Local. 'John Youngblut. - Mr. John Youngblut passed away on Thurs- day, 'July 4, in -Clinton hospital after an illness of two months in his 80th year. Mr: Yourigblat 'was the son of the late Mr. Eckert Youngblut and Amelia Pieke and at O.S. No. 0, Huilett. He was mar ri,t>.t; to Ida Mae Shultz who pre- deceased hian a few year& ago. For over 35 years he was employed as a section man with the C.B.R. but was retired a, number of years ago. He was a member of the Lutheran, ChUrch. For over 50 years, Mr. Youngblut was a mem- ber of the Loyal Orange Lodge and was made a ,life member about 10 years ago. For many years he was the first on the street :u traditional costume -for the walk on the 12th.' He was also a meixnber of the Can- adian Order of Forresters. His friendly smile and amiable spirit will be greatly missed in this vil- lage, He is survived by one daugh- ter, Madeline, Mrs. R.uSsel King, and two sons, Percy, of Auburn, and Carl, of Hamilton; also six grandchildren and four sisters and two brothers, Jacob, of Highland Creek, Ezra, Hamiltton, Barbara, Mrs. E. Dennis, Blyth, Elizabeth, Mrs. James, Goderich, Evelyn, Mrs. Ziegler, Goderich, and Mrs. Bertha Lloyd, of Aberdeen, South Dakota. The L.O.L. held their service on Pri,day evening when 32 members marched to the funeral home. The funeral was held at the J. Keith Arthur funeral home on Saturday with Rev. D. J. Lane and Rev. Bren de Vries in charge. Interment took place in Ball's cemetery. Pall- bearers were Messrs. Thomas John- ston, Gordon Taylor, Murray Rol- Iinson, Nelson Patterson, Alvin Plunkett and Wilfred Sander -sen. Among the friends present besides his family were: Mr. Ezra Young- blut, Hamilton, Mr. Jacob Young- blut, Highland Creek, ,Mrs. John Mullins, Simcoe, Mr. and Mrs. George James, Mrs. Evelyn Zeigler and Mrs. Alfred Williams, of Gode- rich; Mrs. E. Dennis, 'Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koch, of Gowans - town; Mreand.Mrs. Douglas Young- blut, Brantford; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Youngblut, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Yliungblut and Mrs. Paul Berfelz, Gowanstown. Knox United Church Picnic. — Knox United Church Sabbath School held their annual picnic at Seaforth Lions' Park last Friday evening with a good attendance. After eating a bounteous supper, sports and races were enjoyed. Re- sults were: children, five and under, Brenda Archambault, Wayne Arthur; girls, eight and under, Klaska Koopman, Laura Daer; boys, eight and under, Robert Wil- kin, Glen Webster; girls, 12 and under, Marsha and Klaska Koop- man; boys, 12 and under, Lorne and Kenneth Daer; girls, 15 and under, Marsha Koopman, Agnes Wilkin; boys, 16 and under, Lorne Daer, "John Arthur; peanut scram- ble; Douglas ' Arehambault, Glen Webster, Klaska Koopman; young ladies' race, Mrs. Alvin Plunkett, 4.1.111111111, RT. REV. W. A. TOWNSHEND, Suffragan Bishop of Huron,' who made his first official visit to Auburn last Wednesday. Mrs. Leonard Archambault; three- legged race, Lorne Daer and Rob- ert Wilkin, June and Barbara Bechler; ladies' kick -the -slipper, Mrs. Alvin Plunkett, Agnes Wilkin; men's kick -the -slipper, Harold Web- ster, William L. Craig; marshmal- low eating contest, Margaret Wil- k:u, John Arthur; softball throw, Jape Bechler, Banbara Bechler, Agnes Wilkin; boys' softball throw, Lorne Daer, Kenneth Daer and Edward, Daer; ladies' nail -driving contest, Mrs. Alvin Plunkett, Mrs. Stewart Ament; button guessing contest, 'Mrs. S. Ament, Mr. Wil- liam Straughan. ' Recent visitors with Mrs: Alfred Nesbitt and Lawrence were: Mr. and Mrs. George Gray and'fanri1y, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Govier and family, of Staffa, Mrs. F. C. Nesbitt, Streetsville, and Mr. and Mrs. John Nesbitt and family, of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sheppard, Brian and David, of Sarnia, visited last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel 'Philips and Miss Laura. Mies Rathwell, of Clinton, is the nurse assisting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Raithby. Mr. and Mrs. Janie„g• Hemel", are visiting with friends in Windsor this week. Mr. L. Ortelli, of Blyth, is the relieving manager at the local bragch of the Bank of Com- merce. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hill and fam- ily visited last week with his aunt, Miss • Sadie Carter and Mr. Joseph Carter. Mrs. John Graham visited a few G DIRICII SIG .LSTAR days 13st Week in Dungannon with 1g1<a. Fitggeraid. Miss Joan Doer sand brotherfr -Ronald Doerr, Nia.; aro I: alDsa visited r eentIy with their uncle, Croutoa C1�amrx�ey, Mr's.' i0haataaaey, Lam, raid and Itorraine. Mrs. Clifton MacDonald, (Gordon, George and Petear were Toronto visa ors last week -end. Annie Wafer, of Clinton, visited last week With her daugh- ter, Mrs. John (User and Mr. Daer and also called on some of her Auburn Erends. Bob Ostrodn, of Clinton, is visit- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrd. Frank Raithby. Several persons frets this dis- trict attended the wrestling match at Seaforth Arena last Friday even- ing. ;Miss Stella Rutledge, of Gode- rich, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor. Miss Jaiilian Stewart, of Londcla, spent the week -end with her moth- er, Mrs. William Stewart. Mr. Thomas Dodds has returned to =his summer home on the Base Line where he enjoys fishing and hunting along the Maitland River. Mrs. Dodds 'will spend the summer with her mother and other rela- tives at Grand Bend. They spend their winters in Palmetto, Florida. Mrs. George Sturdy, of Clinton, was a recent visitor with her sister, Mrs. James Raithby and Mr. Raithby. . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton and son, John, of Toronto, visited last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hamiltcri. Mr. , and. Mrs. Harry Anderson, of Lucknow, called on friends here last Friday. Miss Rena McClinchey, of Gode-. rich, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Me- Clinchey, Gladys and Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Youngblut, of Belgrave, visited last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. George Beadle. Mrs. Dora Jewel, of Goderich, visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips. The congregation of Auburn Knox Presbyterian Church joined with the Blyth congregation for. their joint service last Sunday. miring jfi y; services wilrbe held at Blyth at 9.30 a.m. with a junior congregation and during' August services will be held here at the same hour. Guests visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Houston are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Armstrong, of Detroit, and also their daugh- ters, Miss Mary, of Hamilton, and Miss Frances, -R.N., of Lcndon. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay, Barbara and Johnny visited on Sunday with her 'brother, Mr. John Weir, Mrs. Weir, Joan and Bobby at their summer cottage at• South- ampton. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pfeffer, of Detroit, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott last Saturday. Dr. H. H. Savauge, of Pontiac. Mich., will be guest speaker at Knox United Church July 19, at 8 p.m. under the auspices of the Sab- Chevrolet's just one good thing after another Here on this page are seven of those good things — just to start with. 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ROUSE AUTO ELECT KINGSTON STREET PHONE 16 030 bath ev} ol, Dr. Savango .has to bt'oadc-art ag $lar Sidrin91015 over radio for 8ti years. More ,particu- lars nat k%L,'y`. Mrs. LOWI5 Cook, ' elgrave, ond Mrs. J. Webster, of Toronto, visit- ed Iart Wedueoday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. lReg. Asquith, George ,and Anne, 'of Islingtcn, spent the week -card with his pas ents, Mr. and is. Charles E. Asquith. Mrs. M. H. Martin, of Goderich, visited with her sister, Mrs. Bert Taylor, and Mr. Taylor over the week -end. Reunion Held.—III'he Broadhagen .Reunion was held last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Airs. Roy Daer. A social time was enjoyed. by all and games and races were conducted by Miss Ruth Daer. A picnic supper was enjoyed by all. Those present were: Mrs. Caroline Broadhagen, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Voll and Wanda of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk and Nancy, from Broadhagen; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Broadhagen and Murray, of Brunner; Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Broadhagen and family, of Brun- ner; Mrs. Ed. Broadhagen and fam- ily, of St. Pauls, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ford and family, of Harring- ton. Miss Marilyn Daer left on Mon- day to attend camp at Kintail Pres- byterian Camp. Mr. - aid Mrs. Bob Mole and Billy, of Dungannon, visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fowler. Miss Ruth 'Daer and Miss Chris tine Cunningham, who are attend :ng summer school at London, visit ed with their families over th week -end. Mrs. Fordyce Clark and Georg and Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt attende the open air service last Sunda at the Anglican Camp at Bayfield This concluded the Diocesan Pil grimage in the Diocese of Huro and Bishop Townshend was th guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Rcnald Ryan, Cath and David, of London, were Sun day visitors with Mrs. Cherie Straughan and her daughter, Mrs Ronald Pentland. • Mr. and Mrs. „Bert Pierce, o 'Abbey, --Sask., and- Mr7 and- Mr P. Acott and son Craig, of Seve Perseus, Alta., visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Phillip and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Asquith Children's Day will be observe at the Auburn Women's Institut next Tuesday, July 16, at th Auburn Public School grounds. Al children of the' district are invited Mr. Willard Simpson and Mis Edna Longman, of London, visited on • Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Phillips and Mr. Arthur Young- blut. Good Neighbor Spirit.—At the time of -the tragic death of Mr. Chas. East, neighbors and friends gathered at the farm home Satur- day afternoon,hauling in nine loads of hay with tractors, wagcus and willing hands. Those helping in this kind act were Messrs. John Daer, Roy Easom, Bert Daer, Ken McDougall, Bob Daer, Sid M lin- chey and Roy McVittie. This was an excellent demonstration of g will among neighbors at a t "Batisse," mascot of the Royal 22nd Regiment, stands by his goat master his Lt. -Gen. Graham ap- proaches during his inspection of the troops at Camp 'Gagetown on Dominion Day. George XINGSBRIDGE • Y KItN-G RIDGE, July 8.—Mr. and - Mrs: Peter Vogt, and Mr. and Mrs. n Art Riber, of Detroit, visited at the e home of Frank Sullivan for the past week. Y Mrs. D. Moore and daughters, of Detroit, are week -end guests at s the home of Michael O'Neill. • Mrs. Mary Meriden is visiting in Toronto and Hamilton for the past f week. Mrs Mr. and --Mrs: H. Bovin;f Flint, n Mich., spent a few days at the Thos. Wallace home, and was ac- s companied back to Flint by Thos. • and John Wallace. d Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. e H. Captein (newly-weds) whose e wedding took place in Aylmer on 1 Saturday, July 6th. Mr. Peter Lierman and his sister, s Diane, returned home after a two weeks' visit in Langton. Miss Margaret Foley, of Strath - r y, .x ni 4 g, )pr_ vacation with Mrs. '!dward Foley and family. Also JoLuny Doyle and Margaret Ann Doyle, of Detroit, are visit- ing with the Foley_ family. Mr. Wm. Lansbertus, of Walker- ton, is visiting this week with his brother, Herman,-Lembertus,. and family. Mr. Dennis Dalton and son, Maurice, of the S.S. Ericsson, spent the week -end at their home here. Mr. Wm. Berry, who is also em- ployed cia the Great Lakes, spent the week -end with Mrs. Berry and the James Doherty family. Mr. Joseph Austin, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Len Woodley and Mary Darlene, of Toronto, and Jack McConville, of Toronto, were week- end guests at the Clifton Austin home. Mrs. McConville is spend- ing her two -weeks' Vacation with .her parents. . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hergenrother, of Chicago, visited with Mrs. Jack Kinney and Mrs. Jas. Garvey dur- ing the past week. Mr. Gerald Garvey, of Calgary, is visiting here. Rev. T. P. C. Donnellan and Mr. Nichols, of Kinkora, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Fletcher, of London, we visitors at the Gilbert Frayne home I during the past week. Mrs. A. Sutter and daughters, of Detroit, were week -end visitors at the Cyril Austin home; Mr. and :Mrs. Jos. Murphy, of Bala, at the , home of Mrs. P. Murphy: Alfrea? + Dalton, of Toronto, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dalton; Mrs. Lyal Lannon at the Ede `ti Meyer home; Walter Kelly and Miss White. of London, tMr. and Mrs. Dan Kelly, of Sarnia, at the John Kelly home. ALBERT ..PORT pod me of trouble and a silent tribute to the sorrowing family, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Popp, Doug- las and Diane were Sunday visitors at Stratford and Listowel. Mrs. William -Sutton, Laurie, Susie, Billie and infant son, of Camp Borden, .spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sprung Aid family. Mrs. Laura Creighton, of Detroit, and daughter, Mrs. Robert Toomey, of Greensville, South Carolina, visited on Saturday with Mrs. John Graham. On Saturday evening they visited her sister, Mrs. Duston Beecroft, of Belgrave and early Sunday morning Mrs. Laura Creighton (formerly Laura Kirk, of West Wawanosh). received the sad news that her son Francis, of Detroit", was killed in a motor ac- cident in his 40th year. He is survived also by his wife and small family. The members of the L.O.L. marched to Knox United Church last Sunday morning for their an- nual church service. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Patterson, of Goderich, visited last Sunday with her parents, Mr. Lod I'Irs. George Beadle. 1Vlr. Albert Campbell received word of the passing of his brother- in-law, David Barcley, at Vancou- ver, last week. The funeral- took place at Limerick, Sask. He had resided for manyyears in West Wawanosh Township before going West. ;Besides his family he is survived by four sisters, Mary (Mrs. Cobb), Ida (Mrs. W. G. Kn-ox), and Margaret (Mrs. R. Gardner) of the West and Jennie (Mrs. Fitzgerald), of Mingo nnon . All children are invited to the Daily Vacation Bible School to commence on July 15, at 9 a.m. with opening exercises held in the Auburn Baptist Church. 0 0 0 ST. HELENS ea.. HELENS, July 7.—Mr. John McQuillin, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Mc- Cabe, Marvin and Brian, of Wind- sor, were visitors with relatives here during the week. Mr. Mc- Quillin is remaining ate his home here for the summer. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McIntyre and Donald, of Bracebridge, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. I. ,Miller. Donald is staying for a holiday. Terry Wilson was successful in obtaining honors inGrade VI piano in examinations held at Blyth re- cently by the Royal Conservatory of Music. Terry is a pu•piI of Mr. Alfred Cook, of Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Joh) Cameron left on Monday for vCalgary by plane from I.cindon. They will be visit- ors with .his brother, Gordon, and Mrs. Cameron at Blaeki.e, Alberta, and with his sister, Mrs. Charles MacAree and Mr. MacAree at Mc- Auley, Manitoba, and other rela- tives. Successful Grade VIII pupils in - elude Beth Cooper and Delores Hefferman, of S.S. No. 4, Mary Jefi"rerscn, Dorothy Noble, Terry Wilson, Patsy Foran, ,Kathleen Smyth, of 8.8. No. 3; Louise Irwin, Jean Martin and Kathleen ()'?Mal lay, of Fordyce. PORt1' ALBERT, July 8. ---Cathy and Paul Cockfield, of Buffalo,' are spending the summer holidays with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Petrie. Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson and family, of Brantford, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vroo- men last week -end. Mrs. Vroomau returned to Brantford.witfi them, Miss Isobel Tigert and Mr. John McBride, both of London, spent last week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tigert. Visitdrs at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Tigert on Saturday were Mrs. Jack Dunn, of San Fra,i- cisco, California, Mrs. •Arthur Kolb, of Port Elin, Misses Delina and Dora Thede and Don Kolb, of Kitchener. Mrs. Clara Sillib is visiting at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Wm. Vrooman. ' Mrs. Charles Crossett and child- ren, of Sarnia, are visit"rig at the home of .. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Petrie. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Martin c: a Mr. and iM,rs. Harry Cedat .;,, grandson, Michael McCurdy, and Kra. Fra k Martin, all of Kenora, Mr. and Bilis. Earl Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Itva1 Grigg, Miss Bessie Cornish, Mr. Jim Kenny and Mr. Don Malcolm, all of London. o---- ----- o -- o Personals Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dickson arrived from Glasgow, , Scotland, on Monday, for a month's visit With Mr. and Mrs. John Prouse, Huron Road. Mr. Dickson is a brother of Mrs. Prouse. Mr. Garfield Robertson, of Fort Lauderdale, Florio leas been re- newing actluaintagre in town and also visited with his &rosins, Mis- ses Grace and Olive Roberts" Ili Quebec street. CONVENTION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES DRAWS 23,000 More than 23,000 members of the Jehovah's Witnesses attended a convention at Toronto last week. Athong those attend ng .was a delegation from Goderich. On Friday morning, some 322 were baptized at Sunnyside 'Pool. On Sunday, Percy Chapman, sup- erintendent of ministers, spoke on the subject, "Healing of the Na- tions Has Drawn Near." "The explosion of hydrogen bombs; the continued aim of the Communist giant to expand its domination to full world power; long-range missiles with atomic warheads capable of delivering roaring, wide -spread destruction anywhere; and above all the spirit of lawlessness, all eloquently tes- tify that the remedies prescribed by the most powerful nations on earth have failed to heal this div- ided world. Failure to heal means nothing less than the death of this world's system of things and the threat of extinction to earth's population of 2,500,000,000," Mr. Chapman explained. Orange r a k At Listowel On Saturday The majority of Loyal Orange Lodges from Huron County will go to Listowel on .Satunday for- the- a-nnual --12th." _.- - -- of July celebration. The speakers will include the following: Mayor George Leith, of Listowel; Carl Smith, of Kitchener, Grand Master of Ontario West; Most Worship- ful Sister, Mrs. Arthur Day, of London, G -rand Mistress of North America, L.+O.B.A.; Rev. Bro. Hunter K. Palmer, D.D., of Hamilton; Joseph Carscn, of London, Past Grand Master; J. Waldo Monteith, M.P., for Perth; Bro. Elston =Cardiff, M.P., for Huron; Bro. J. Fred Edwards, M.P.P. for Perth. 0 o a In • the past ten 'years about 300,000 persons have emigrated from ,Can:tda to the United States_-_ THE It's quick and easy to borrow money at Trans Canada Credit. You can have from $150. to $2,500. by simply picking up the phone and calling your nearby Trans Canada office. Take up to 30 months to repay. IJICK CASH LOANS ALL -CANADIAN lir LOAN COMPANY 148 SQUARE, GODERICH, ONTARIO PHONE 797 TS7-4 r, Waterloo . CatfIe Breeding Association "WHERE BETTER ,.ULLS ARE 0l4SE41" July 16th at 730 p.m. at our headquarters, one ,voile north-east +•t Waterkj is the time and place of our annual BULL NIGHT or OPEN HOUSE We will be pleased to have all interested people present on this occasion. See• the bulls, erns, and the head Ont ce which has rci'eontiy been enlarged. There, will be a parade of bulls that arrived since last year's Bull Night. Mr. Hugh Cer pbell, Manager Special M�erchandizkia Pro- jects for C-i,L., will be guest speaker. Miss Gayle Atwell, R.R. B, Beltoto, ant., will entertain. She is an exceptionally talented singer. - For service to any of our bell* of ell broeda call collect CLINTON HU .� l 1` i'tI• Nc 7.:,0 and 9.:0 A41 Bctldr Cattle For Bettor~ Living Pm. 2.vortion