The Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-11-26, Page 940
(bra thcr, Jahnatun, and Mrs.
Auburn News
Mr. and,Mrs. Ivan .YoungbItit
.,,Johnston.. .
and Miss Inez Youngblut, of
AUBURN, 'N,ov. 22.-41Vomm's sources of coal, oil and uranium ;urich, 'Were guests on Sunday
Institute. -Plans were made for have been exhausted, and all with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur,
the 'Christmas ;meeting of thelts water resources harnessed, J,'"u( Ronald, Wayne .a,nd Phil -
Auburn W.I. wffen the thepabers, the agriculturist, together with UP(
will bring guests. • Mrs. Thomas' the forestef, will still be improv- Mrs. Catherine Dobie, who
Haggitt presided. • Mrs.Bert ing and inoreasing the products has been living with her daugk•
Craig read the minutes and thelof the soil. The next Meeting ter; Mrs;.„,james Johnston, and
• ,financial statement, A letter was will have a pot luck lunch with Mr. Johnston, at 1Bluevale, is
read concerning a pottery de- 'Mrs. W. Bradnock, Mrs. Frank visiting With Miss IMargaret R.
nionstration. The president urg-IRaithby and Mrs. Andrew Kirk. Jackson this week.
ed all over the age of 21 ye'ars, connell ' in charge. An auction Mrs. Keith IMachan received a
to- get their polio shots. Each followed vondtketed by aeirs, trip to the Royal Winter Fair
member is asked to bring a don- George 'Millian and Mrs. Ed. for, her work as leader of the
?lion to the next meeting for Davies. A lunch 'was served by 441 'Clubs. She was un•able to
the War Allereorial Children's MTS. Andrew Kirkconnell, sirs. go as her daughter, Trudy, Was
Hospital, London, in the dorm ofeorge Ha,ggitt and. Mrs. J. C. sick.
jellies, jams, dolls• and genies Stoltz.
suitable for little'gifts. A show- Friendss-of •AMets-01,Slin WI:1km
Mr. and (Mrs. Donald 'Haines,
;VIargie and Eddie, spent Sunday
er will be held for the Child- are 'pleased to ,know that she with her •father,, Mr. William
ren's Aicr•Society and anyone has returned from London hos- Rathbun, at Hillsburg.
wishing to contribute clothing, pital where she undekvent surg- Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, •Mrs.
gifts or money. will leave it -at ery. , , George 'Beadle, IMrs. Clifford
the 'table at the door. The •256 Requiem High Mass was held Brown . and MTS. John Arthur
gift exchange will be in 'charge at St. Augustine Roman 'Catholic were recent guests at Tavistock
of Mrs. William Straughan and Church 'by Rev. Father Achta-' with IMrs. Annie Mogk and Mrs.
(Mrs. Arnold Craig. Mrs. Thomas bawski forthe late Mrs. Hugh M. Wettlaufer.
Lawlor reported about the lamp King. Burial was made at ' t. Christmas Fair. - Christmas
shade course, ,which will start Augustine R.C. ,cemetery. Pall.,trees, reindeer and other decor -
on November 26th at 2 p.m.
The motto was , read by Mrs.
Herbert ,Govier. An instrument-
al was played by Mrs. Robert
J. Phillips. Mrs. Prank Raithby
'bearers were iMessrs, Joseph lations covered 'with silver, ,and
King, 'Owen King, Gus Redmond, I the playing of Christmas carols,
Raymond LecrilY, Wilfred 'Kina-Ifeatured the Christmas Fair of
han, and Cyril Robinson. Knox United W.A. last Friday
'Mr. Thoinas• Anderson, of Tor- evening. Rev. R. M. Sweeney
spoke on 'Careers by 'the Dozen onto, spent last week -end with , we 1 c o m e d the guests and
in Agriculture." She stated that his 'brother, Oliver Anderson, friends. Mrs. Fred Toll and Mrs
agriculture must keep up in, Mrs. Anderson, William and Oliver Anderson,Were the host -
world progress and thousands Nancy. esses. The conveners 'were: Mrs.
of scientists are at work con- ,Mr. and Mrs Nelson Hill and Ernest Durnin, Mrs. Kenneth
tinually to produce plants and Miss Sadie. Carter visited in the McDougall, Miss Elma Mutch,
animals which provide more and I village on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. James Jackson, Mr s.
better food ,at lower cost. -She,Miss '('arter is aSSiStino 'Mrs. Hill George Milian, Mrs. Thomas
closed her talk by quoting a', who has a fractured leg. Lawlor, Mrs. Arnold Craig, Mrs.
Canadian scientist who has said iMr, and (Mrs. Roy Farrow, of Ted East, Mrs. Elliott Lapp,
that when all the world's re- Mitchell, spent Sunday with her rMrs. Bert Craig, Miss Margaret
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R. iga cksori. The decorating
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done by the president, 1141's• ,A,I.! I N,fiW STREET NAME
thur Grange, assisted
Maurice Bean and Mrs. George
Wilkin. These various, ,conven-
ers 'were assisted by all the
members Of the W.A. During
th4 el/ening, Miss ‘Cltare Taylor,
f Blyth, showed pictures of her
stay at Frobisher Bay and her
work among the Eskimos. 'This
was in charge of Mrs, William
L. Craig. Approxihutely $300
was realized from the 'fair.
Auburn Tidy Teens anet with
Margaret ,Haines in 'charge. Min-
utes were read by (Eileen Schnei-
der. Mrs. Keith Machan.discuss-
ed plans for Achievement Day
and had record books (Brought
up to date. The assistant leader,
Mrs. Ed. Davies, demonstrated
the ,making of a laundry bag,.
'Congratulations are extended
to Mr. Ed. DaVies who won the
Class E. Championship Trophy
in horseshoe 'pitching last Sat-
urday 'at the Royal Winter Fair.
Mr. rCourtland Kerr won _sixth_
place in Class B at the same
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Osmond and
,faarnly, of Toronto, spent Sun-
Iday with her mother, IMrs. Wil-
liam T. Robison, and Mr. Robi-
son.
Mr. Grant Chitham'spent last
week -end with his family at
Chatham.
Mr. Thomas Ha'ggitt'and son,
George, were recent visitors
with the - •former's brother,
Joseph Haggitt, Mrs. Haggitt
and family; at Leamington.
Several from this district 'at-
tended the wedding rception for
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Daer held
at,Goderich on Friday evening.
IS "SUNSET DRIVE"
. Goderich has a new *red
name. It's "Sunset Drive,"
Council at last meeting put
through the necessary bylaw,
naming the lots thereon and
the points from where to
where. Apart from the legal
terminology, "Sunset Drive"
extends froni 'the south end
'of Eldon street westerly to
Wilson.,
Mr. Sandy 1aWior has return-
ed after a few days spent at
Wingham with his daughter,
Mrs. (McIntyre, and Mr. McIn-
tyre.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gardiner
and daughter, Julia, moved into
their new home last week -end.
Farm UnionMeeting.-A suc-
cessful ine-ifing of Local 116 of
the Qn•tarlo Farmer's' Union aivaa
held in S.S. No. 16, East Wawa-
nd2a (Nestbit's School). Minutes
of the 'previous meeting were
read and adopted, followed by a
lively discussion on Farm Union
Week. Plans were made for
membership 'week. It was de-
cided to hold a social evening
on Tuesday, November 24th.
',During the evening, member-
ship teams will 'be, appointed to
assist those farmers who are
interested in a fair share of
the National' Income, and to in-
terest them in becoming mem-
bers of the Farm Union. The
appointed auditors will bring in
their report at the . December
8th meeting. This meeting was
in charge of the local president,
Mr. Ray Hanna,
Voting on the petition to the Gaernor General
requesting the revoctttion of the Order in Couneil
which brought into -force' Part II of the Caneda
Temperance Act in the County of Huron.
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PLACE YOU R "X"
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DUNGANNON, Nov. 24.--4Mr., Mr. and IlVirs. Sam Swan, of
and Mfrs. Victor- Egrington . on Belmore, visited last week at
Sunday.v.isited (Mr.and, Mrs. Jas. tile 'homes of relatives, Mr. and
Gauley,. Wingham: Mrs.. Jack Errington, Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Arnold Mrs. Robt. Bere and Mr. and
Wee Lorraine Aneca) on Friday 'ft C t
night, were tendered a dance
reception at the Agricultural
with many attending. At
lunch time the young couple
were read • an address of best
wishes by Mr. Lorne Durnin
with the presentation made 'by
Mr. Bill Hunter.
Visitors for the week -end with
Mr. and 'Mrs. :Cecil Blake and
family, and Mr. Harold Blakei
were their sisters', Mrs. D. S.
Fines, Toronto, Mrs. B. F. Com-
fort dud huSband, of St. Cath-
arines, the latter couple also at
the ranch home in Ashfield.
°Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Con -
gram, spent the 'week -end with
friends in London.
„ Mr. Ken Park arrived home
last week after being employed
with road construction around
North 'Bay.
,Mrs. Harold ErringtOn, Diane,
Ann, Nancy and Donna, were,
at,Paimerstokoil Saturday. Her
mother, IMrs. John McGee,
her home. •
The 'Dungannon Senior Wo -I
men's Institute meets this-Thurs-
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Mr. and IMrs. Roy Stanley and
little daughter, Laurie, of St.
Thomas, spent the 'week -end
with relatives. Mrs. Stanley and
Laurie are , remaining for the
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Black.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Phemister,
Jill and Mark, of Toronto, spent
the week -end with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.' Walter Staf-
ford. Other recent visitors.were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brewn, of
Willowdale.
Mr. John Spivak is.recovering
from a fall off a ladder while atl
work. •
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Hodges were: Mr.
Geo Hodges, Lucknow, and Mr.
and Mrs. Emmerson Fogle and
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The Goderich Signal -Star Thursday, Nov. 26th, 1950 0 •
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Speeches were made by Mr. Mrs. +Graham &Wee; ,lady diroc,.
Murray Gaunt, IM.r. Carl Hem- tor, Mrs: Bill 'Wiggins; VOtiitry ,
mingvvay and Mr. bon Grieves,PrOducer'A, s.elex,t:.413, , 411;0 ." ' •
with- encouraging talks and ad, Taylor; eibmelieoPtmater,rh'sogr:90trft
ducer's secretary, WM Good,
Other directors are George Ha1-
!nn1 Nelson Culbert, Rat.
ister, Man, Miller, FfIrtt
'Laidlaw, Mrs. Andrew Gan*
and-iyirs. Chas. MdPonalil- The
evening eritIed-with the Queen.
and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt accom-
panying at the piano. " - .
Mr. Mason , McAllister, taken :
ill last 'week, was admitted to .
Wingham hospital for X-ray and ,
;Observation. His Iriends are
hoping for an improved condi-
MeNee read the annual report
qofueat atsimilar,
president, was ,chairman. An in::
theLn:geieotninliaann,dLbtrackh: tion soon.
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[now, last year. Mr. Bill Caesar,
strumental duet, Norris Samp-
PRE-CHRISTMAS
.son, guitar, and Eleanor Reed, .
'Violin, were heard. Mr.,. Wm. , •
vice for successful ,farming. Mr.
read Ilemaingway atressed a
!warning to beware of (the tbig
package bargainr in the stens
,which 'are only bait for the buy-
ers. He told of,his own experi-
ence, while shopping, Mr. Mur-
' ray Gaunt explained the posi-
tion young farmers are in today
as they start ' for themselves,
naming 'capital required and
acreage to manage. Mr.Don
Grieves ,also • gave a brief in-
fermative address. Mrs. Graham
children, Lynn and Barbara, of
Elmira.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Brown, -Jeanie
and Judy, were the children's
randparents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm.
-Brown, Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. El-
don 'Celbert, Carol arid Bonnie,
nearby. It vvas Jeanie's second
day night at the home of Mrs.' birthday.
Esther Rivett.
Mr. Robert Srigh,airi, Donna , with
• 31, 'flu" and is, noW- a patient
and Goderich hospital.
the week -end at the .,,home .of Jim Blake and •assistant, David
Dawson, on Saturday evening
SALE
Buckin,gham, with humorous
, readings and Mr. George Hallam BULKY WOOL
caused much laughter. Mr. Al -4
bert Taylor expressec12.appreei- for Sweaters and Rug Making.
ation on behalf of the. mex,obers 15 Shades to choose from. Sale.
for, the splendid -meal and Mrs: -Price
Raymond Finnigan for the W.A. " $1
responded. The officers were re-
elected and are as follows: past I From now until Christmas.
president, Bill Wiggins; presi- Phone JAckson 4 -8787 -or call'
dent, Bill Caesar; vice-presidentd at 118 St.. David Street after
Cyril Blake; secretary -treasurer, 5 p.m, and week -ends. 47x
Mr. John Rivett has been ill
their uncle, Brown Smythe.
Mrs, ..James Keane, Ashfield, conducted a ,meeting for the'
.25 per lb..
and son, Roy Keane, Stratford, Sigma .c's boys at tri church
visited on Sunday with the form-, "'Mrs. Richard Park, sr., is do. 1
er's mother, Mrs. Pat Moran. ! ing well towards recovery. A!,
-,Word came Friday toMr. few weeks ago she fell and suf.-1
Arthur Thompson and sisters, • fered a broken hand and sprain -
Miss 'Mabel Thompson and Mrs. ed .back. After a week at Wing -
Tilly Kitson, of the sudden jimjw, •hospital,, she returned
death of their brother, Charles 7. hone.but remained in !bed tali
Thompson, London. lately. She is now able to be
AGAINST THE REVOCATION
- Huron Citizens Lega
Control Committee -
JOHN E."HUCKINS, .Chairman.
„HEAR
John E. Huckins
Chairman
HURON CITIZENS
LEQAL CONTROL
COMMITTEE
Fri., 11.25 p.m.
CKNX - TV
up and -around the house and the
(.1st has ,beLn removed from her
hand. -
Unit -ed Church W.A. on
-Tuesday-riight. of last week cat-
ered to a• turkey banquet at the
church for the West Wawanosh
Fe cit.ration of Agriculture. Over •
j 100 sat down for dinner. Seated j
' at the head table and introduc-
ed ' by Bill Wiggins, the past
president, .were: Rev. Wallace
IVIacClean, and Mrs. 'Macelean;
Mr. Murray Gaunt, 'Mr. Don
'Grieves, Mr. Bill Caesar, Mr. and
Mrs. Cyril Boyle, Mr. and, Mrs.
Graham iMeNee, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Wiggins, Mr. and 'Mrs. Win-
ston Shapton, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Henimingway,, Mr. and Mrs, Rob-
ert McAllister, Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Miller, 'Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. An-,
drew Gaunt,•Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
MoDonald,-Mr. and Mrs...„ThomaS
Webster and Mr. Will .G'ood.
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saving seemed impossible
THEN 1 JOINED THE .
Lots of people have said that. The credit union makes
saving so much.,easier because it's so convenient - and
because any amount you save is welcome, no matter how
large or. how small.
Another thing-irtneans more to save as a member -owner •
in your own credit union. While investing your money
in your own future, you provide the credit that helps
other members. You help others by helping yourself.
Goderich Community Credit Union
27 South St. (In Bedford Hotel Bldg,) Phone JA 4-7931
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