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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-10-24, Page 8• R174 VIW1 _,. NEWS F AUBURN AUBURN, Oct. 21 Mrs. Thomas B.a er'.- Tr . Thomas Baker died :fieri, ' 1'44 Wedge,day u St. jinep i'e airospital, London_ from a heart 'condition. She was formerly ' a . Ante Gravistore daughter of Two amusing singing, and acting tile late Mr. and Mrs. John Gravis numbers were given by the Mark 'tft, and spent her early life in Haniilton family, of Walton. Mrs. thiS village. She was 79 years of Prosser, lady president for On - age and had lived in Wingham tart), gave an address as did Mr. before going to live at Britton with Cortnack, president of the Ontario her.daughter, Mar:;aret, Mrs. Mar Fla The resolutions which are tin. Ler •husband prcdecea-ed her to be brought up at the convention many years ago She s -urvived in Guelph were discussed. A sue by four sons and tivt daughters: cessful auction was held conducted Percy, Western Canada. J011n, Lis by Mr. Wright after which lured, towel; Wilbert, London: Alvei, Lis- was served by the Seaforth local. towel; Mrs. Hickey r II.,zel i. W ing- Mr. Cormack conducted the elec- ham; Mrs. Lee , \I.,: y . Listowel; tion of officers. They are: presi- Mrs. Martin (Margaret Britton; dent, Gordon Hill; directors, Carl MTs.;Speidlberger ,Lily1 A\ Ingham, Dalton and Bob Taylor; lady direc- and Mrs. Jones (Jea:it of London; tor, Mrs. Jack Armstrong; secre- 'a number of grandchildren and tart' -treasurer, Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt. also two brothers, Simon. of Ed- Mrs. J. C. Stoltz Celebrates. — manton, and Ralph, of 'Tavistock. Congratulation, to Mrs. Jacob C. One son, Sheldon, predeceased her Stoltz who celebrated her 83rd Funeral services were conducted birthday last week. She was be- at the Walker tunior.il home last lure her marriage Margaret Gar - Saturday with -interment in Wing- land, daughter of the late Mr. and ham cemetery'. .A broths r, Jack Mrs. William Garland, and was Graviston, passed away a couple burn at Haysville. She was married of weeks ago in Edmonton }k to Mr- J. t'. Stc,l;z, 58 years ago had also -spent his early life in at New Dundee and resided in this community --Ms, Clara Shultz East Wawanosh until a few years and Mr. and .Mrs. Russel King at- ago when they retired to Auburn. tended their cousin's funeral last She is a faithful member ,of Kn<Sx week. Pre -by terian Church, a life mem- Bible Society Meets.—The Bri:is h bei )i the W.M.S. of that church; and Foreign Bible Society held also a member of the Women's their annual meeting in Knox Pres Institute. our best wi:,hes go to byterian Church last Thursday this lady for many more years. evening. Rev. D. J Lane presided. Auburn Local of Farm Union.— The minutes of the previous meet- The meeting of the Auburn local ing were read by Mrs. Robert J. of the Farmer's Union was conduct - Phillips in the absence of the sec- ed by the president, Harold Carter. retary, Mr. William Straughan. In the absence of the secretary, The treasurer's report showeff that Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt was appointed this district had contributed to that position for the evening $244.80 last year to this worth- Mrs. Jack Armstrong gave a report while cause. A discussion period on the board meeting which she was held to see if more people had attended in Guelph. Mr. Gor- could be interested in this project. don Hill. Huron County Director, It was decided to set the date of was -guest speaker and gave an the annual meeting 'on the first ' instructive address on the advance - Monday evening in October, and ment of the Farm Union. Mrs. Al - that the executive meet a month fred Nesbitt gave a report an her prior to this date to make arrange- . trip as delegate to Winnipeg. Mr. ments. New officers elected were:. Robert Taylor spoke on the Hog president, Frank Raithby: 1st vice- Marketing Board and a lively dis- president, local clergy; secretary- cussion period followed. Mr. Tay - treasurer, William Straughan. Col- for took the chair for the election lectors are: Donnybiook — Mary of new officers as follows: presi- Jefferson °and Marie Noble; West- dent, Carl Govier; vice president, field—(to be named); 2nd cones- rRay Hanna; secretary -treasurer, sion, East Wawanosh—Carol Arm- ;Mrs. Jack Armstrong. Lunch was strong and Violet Gow; Blyth Road served by Mrs. Harold Carter and — Mrs. Frank Raithby and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Wilson. During ,lunch. Wilfred Sanderson; 13th Hullett— a raffle was held on a motor rug Elliott Lapp and Wj,lliam Wagner; which was won by Mr. Harold Base Line ---Mrs. Andrew Kirkcon- Carter: nell and Mrs. Stanley Ball; West ! Congratulations to Mr. Lawrence WaVvanosh—Mrs. Ted Mills and Nesbitt who was a winner recently Mrs. Harold Webster: Colborne— at the Clinton District Collegiate Mrs. Donald Haines and Mr-.. Wil- when Huron County Junior Farm liam Henseh; Hoath Auburn—Bert • trs were in a debating contest. He Taylor Wgs-t._,4uburn — William • will be ti member of the team which Straughan; East Auburn,— Albert will enter inter -county competition Campbell. (}n motion of Rev. R. in the near future. S. Hiltz, officers were confirmed.' Mrs. Jarvis McBride, of Carlow, Rev. D .T. Lane pronounced the visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. benediction. Ezekial Phillips Huron County Farmer's Union— Mr. and Airs. John Daer have sold The annual meeting of the Hur(1.n • their farm to Mr. George -Cowan, County Farmer's Union was held • of Cookstown, and have purchased recently in the Agricultural Board the home of her mother, Mrs. P Rooms, Clinton. and was well at- Wainer, in this village. tended. Mr. Gordon Hill was in . Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carter, el charge of the meeting. President' Woodstock. are visiting with 'Mr of the various locals gave their and Mrs. Harold Carter and family reports. Mrs. Jack Armstrong gave and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong a detailed account of a recent ani family board meeting held in Guelph. also Mr and Mrs Colin McDonald. of some aspects of the c,.m'ing cion Bly'h. x-i-:odl on Sunday with Mr ve-ntion :end new- about the Union and Mrs: Harry Armstrong. • Paper. Mr BA Taylor. of Holmes- ; Recent visitors with Mrs. Alfred ville. gave an acccunt of various Ne -batt and L.•wrenee were Mr, and tau GODURICU SIGN AI, .STA R THURSDAY, OCOZOBVIt 1D57,'24% activities of the work during the year also. Mr. Gordon Hill also gave a summary of the ct unty wont, stressing that a firm policy is needed to carry on the work. r'o t Is o o t teen-agers you cont go wrong , with the "Gift of Thrift'' It's the ideal gill for: e Birthdays o Losing first tooth a f:hristmas e Passing (grades e or any other special occasion. n Pen their curd for the fututu 'MY BANK' TO 2 11111122 tAze;A13 BANK OF MONTREAL eaaadevi 9 4e Val GODI! IFUCH BRANCH: BR 1CF, ARMSTRONG, Manager. ViOntt'I IG Wt'it1 CANADIANSIAI' EVEt2Y WALK OP LIFE SINCE 9019 1'.:wt' The current flu epidemic is on the wane, at least among school pupils in Huron County. Dr. R. M. Aldis, of -the Huron County Health Unit, says it may yet do the rounds in industrial plants. Very few vaccine shots have been given in this County, such as the one pictured above where a technician at Connaught Labo?a- tories, University of Toronto, is receiving one from a nurse. First vaccine shots given in Huron County were to the hospital staffs at the RCAF station at Clinton and Centralia a few weeks ages. Other hospital staffs in the County have since received the shots and a few private patients, who requested them, have also been giveh the ,shots. Telegram photo. Kingsbridge KOMSITRIEDGE, Oet. 21. — Mrs.. Peter Vogt, her daughter, iL'rrs, Van Dominick, and family,- of Detroit, are visiting at the keine of Frank Sullivan. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Doherty, whose wedding took place at St. Joseph's Church here on Saturday at 10 a.m., Octo- ber 19th. The bride was the form- er Loretta Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blaise Martin. Among the guests at the wedding from a distance were Mrs. King, sr., `Ir. and dl1tr2. .Dave King, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert King, of Teeswa,ter; Mass Agnes King, of Hamilton; Mrs. Bert Martin and Pour sons, of Ham- ilton; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martin, of Hamilton; Mrs. Wm. Lannon and Michael Law, of London,; Miss Therese Martin and Mrs. Pauhl, of Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, of Goderieh. Mr. and Mrs. John Hussey and John jr., of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kinahan and two children, of Sit. Augustine, Walter Kelly and Miss Rose Marie White, of London, Den Kelly, of t;rigden, Mrs. Hod - bins, orf Sarnia, ' s lilargaDet Foley, of Straahroy, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hartman, and Shirley, of Kit- - chener, Mr. and Mrs. Len Woodley and Mary Ito ariene, of Toronto, Peter Lieninan, of London, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy, of Stratford, were week -end visitors here. Miss Carrie McCann, of St. Augustine, is spending a week at the home of Mr. atld Mrs. Jos. Courtney. Mrs. Len Woodley and Darlene are spending this week at the home of IMr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin. lydr. and {Mrs. Don Frayne, Marg- aret and Peter, visitea5 with rela- tives in Kinlwra on Sunday. Special preparations are being made this week to have the annual masquerade party for our school children and their friends, bigger and better than ever, this Friday evening, October 25th, commencing at 9 p.irn. Looking for a Christmas gift which the receiver will remember the year round? Your friend, rela- tive, neighbor would appreciate a year's subscription to The Signal - Star. Only $3 in Canada and $4 to U.S.A. We send a gift card on date requested tolling Pers t you, are sending the paper 2QIi' a year. Why not make out a lint now and attend to it before busy Christmas season? 41tf d---_ - -o_— - —o Taylors Corner TAYLOR'S CCRND.R, Oct. 22.— Mrs. 2:Mrs. Howard Sturdy is spending a few days this week in Thsweld visiting with Mrs. Phil Sturdy and family. •(Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson and grandson, Brim Miller, of Gode- rich, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuller. Mrs. William Straughan is spend- ing a few days in Goderieh with Mrs. Ella Bissett. Mrs. Hugh MicCabe is spending a few days this week with her daughter, Mrs. William ' Elliott, and children, in Port Colborne. Rev. C. E. Peacock will show lantern slides of Newfoundland at. Taylor's Corner Church on Friday at 8 p.m. (DST). The famed cedars of Lebanon, once 1,600,000 acres in extent, are now reduced to a few scattered patches. Ars. George Gray and family, of ford. Guests attended, the wedding Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. William from Goderich, Auburn, Blyth and Govier and family, of Staffa, and many other points. The bride is Mies Monica 'Nezaitt. Mrs. Rose well known • in this district having who „has been visiting here for spent her vacations with her grand- two,jeeks, returned to her home mother, Mrs. Gorge Cowan, and in Toronto with the (fray family eincle,, Wiliam__- Cowan, and Mrs. Mrs. R. D. Smith, of Peterboro, Cowan. is vis,itiag her cousin, iMrs. Fred Mrs. Stanley Lyon and Mrs. Ross, this week, Arthur Clark, o' R.R. 1, Auburn, Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt, Mr. Laws- Miss Josephine Woodcock and Mrs. ence Nesbitt, Mr. Frank Nesbitt Wampole, of Blyth, and Mrs. Wes. and Mr. Carl Govier are attending Bradnoek attended the Area Wo - 1 the Farmer's Union convention men's Institute convention at Lon- ' held in Guelph this week. don last week. Mr. and Mrs. William J. CraigMany friends of the late Mrs..W. and Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert, J. Craig, P. Hallahan, of East WawanosTFir;�' of Ilderton, visited with Mr. and attended her funeral at St. Mich - Mrs. William Coates, of Flint, ael's Roman - Catholic Church, :Michigan: Blyth, on Monday morning. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies visited Hallahan who was in her 88th year, 1 with friends in Mcinphis, Michigan, was born in Malton and her maiden over the week end. name was Elizabeth Ann Hayden. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston, of Fifty-eightyears ago she came as a Toronto, visited with her parents, bride with her husband to take up Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson, and 'fanning on concession 4, West Murray, recently. Wawa -nosh, on the farm now owned i Mrs. Charles Straughan visited by her son, Daniel Hallahan. Since for the past week with her dough- the death of her husband, 32 years ter, Mrs. Ronald Pentlan:I, and Mr. ! ago, she had made her home among !Pentland, el North Bay. i her family, having passed away at Mr _ and Mrs. 'Thomas Johnston, the home of her n,daughter, Mrs. Mr. Robert J. Phillips and Mi.ss Clement Steffler, last Friday. She Laura Phillips were London visit- ; retained all her faculties and en - ors la -t Wednesday. joyed excellent health until she Mi. and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson, suffered a fall a week ago. She is Mr. Mui ray Rollinson and .Mrs. i survived by one daughter, Mrs. Herbert Govier attended the an- Sterner. five sons, Simon, John, niver-ary service at St. Andrew's ! Dan, and W. Joseph, all of Wawa - Presbyterian Church, Wingham, ! nosh, and Dennis, o•f Malton, and last Sunday- 21 grandchildren. Interment was Me -sr, Reg. ''Hamilton, John in St. Michael's cemetery, Morris Maize and Arnold Andrews attend- � Township. ed the ploughing match held at Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs.; S.mcoe la•t week. ; Raymond Redmond, East Wawa - Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Clark visit- no:,h were: Mrs. Warren Kelly, Miss ed recently with friends in Col- , Gertrude Maynard, Mr. and Mrs. lingwdod. ' Ernest Maynard, all from Buffalo, Mrs. Caroline Seers, of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cox, Kings - is visiting with her son, Fred, and ville, and Miss 'Mae Redmond, of also her grandsons, John 4,nd Wil-, Windsor. Lam, Mrs. Seers and Gail. Mr. and Mrs. James Buchanan, of Mrs. Kenneth Staples- and corsair Riverside: spent the week -end witl ters vii :ted on Monday with Mr. his father, John Buchanan, and and Mrs. Gay Ives, of Goderich fancily. Township. I Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Rodgers Mrs. Richard Hart, of Toronto, - and family, had as guests recently, 'visited last week with her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. William Helesic, and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, and Mr. Miss Chris ,McClinton, and Mr. Phillips. Sharpa, of Goderich. 'Friends of Mrs. David Hamilton Mr. Jasper MctBrien, of Goderieh, will be glad to know that she has . vis:tedb for a few days last week been able to return to her home with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snell after a few days in Goderich hos- and Jeanette, of East Wawanosh. pital. Mrs. Orval ▪ McPhee was the lucky •winner of the draw held last Sat- ST AUGUST' urday evening at Gordon R. Tay- l,or's store. Miss Nellie Clark, of Colborne , ST.. AUG+UST NE, Oct. 21.---A Township, is a patient in Goderich number from here attended the ho r ital. i funeral of the late Mrs. A.. Haila- Mr. and Mrs. Russell King were han on Monday, October 21st. - recentisitors with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Carrie McCann visited Harry Phalen and son, of Acton. i Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDowell, friends , i>1„ Ashfield this week. of East Wa°v allit Nh, returned lit' "Niro- - Axid Brophy, Toronto, et week from a visit in Ottawa with spending a few days with Ambrose friends. They were fortunate in and Mary Ada Brophy. being able to see Queen Elizabeth Mr. Jack Shannon, Clinton, is and Prince Philip. visiting his brother-in-law, Joseph Mrs. F. C. Nesbitt, of Erindale, spent last week -end with._Mrs. Al- fred Nesbitt and they visited at Seaforth with Mr. and Mrs. W. Nes- bitt and also Mr. and Mrs. T. Granby, of Winthrop. Mins Vera Jane Craig, of llder- ton, spent the week-enai with her friend, Miss ,Betty Moss. Mrs. Frank Nesbitt has returned from visiting her mother, Mrs. Leonard Harris, of Kirkton, Who had the misfortune to break her ankle. Rieliardoortowael. W b i t e gladioli, white ttfti'nationcs, Johanna Hill tinted carnations and ferns decorated Central United Church, Stratford, for the wedding of Judith Patricia, daughter of Mr. and Mr9. Ben -son A. rowan, gtrat ford, and Karl Rees Riehanrls.n'n, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl S. Richardson, of St. Pattie. Rev. Dr. U. Laite officiated at the ceremony. The couple will reside at R:R,. 5, Strat- floral offerings paid their own special tribute to the deceased. Looking for a Christmas gift which . the receiver will remember the year round? Your friend, rela- tive, neighbgft:� would appreciate a year's subscription to The Signal. Star. Only $3 - in Canada and $4 to U.S.A. We send a gift card on date requested telling person you are sending the paper for a year. Why not make out a list now and attend to it before busy Christmas season? 41tf 0 0 0 Canada's glaciers _re slowly re- treating as temperatures rise in the north. - Boyle. &Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Boyle, Mich- ael and (Marie spent Sunday visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. George Nevitt, London. The funeral of the late Mrs. Ma- tilda Finleon was in St. Augustine Church Friday morning, October 18th. Hegs Iem High Mass was sung by Father W. Ur+banski. Mrs. Finleon died in Wingham General Hospital in her 88th year. She was the widow o4° the late Thomas Flinleon and daughter of the late Mr. and Vim. Petrie -Tr Devereaux. S e was a lifelong resident of this co =nay. Besides her husband, a s'on., James predeceased her some years ago. Those to mourn her lose are her da.ught.er, Mary, Mrs. Dan. McGinnis, one sen, Joseph, both of West Wawanoah. The pall- bearers wore .Tames Devereaux, Michael Cummins. Gorden Naylor. 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