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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-02-09, Page 6--. 'ice' -0rlph, Sipa-Star, Thursday, February 9th, 1961 derichW.I. Sets ch 2nd To Observe 1 Annual Meet Of Auburntibrary Reveals Increased Book Reading AUBURN; Feb. 7. ----The an- which followed, the f ollowin;;. nti,,a1 meeting of the Auburn cancers were chosen. Nresiden., Public Library was held at the Mr. Bert 'Marsh; 1st vice -prey. home of the librarian with the dent, Mr. Arthur Youngbiui first vice -president -presiding. It 2nd vice-president, Kr. Witiiat� r •vias moved that Miss 11I. R. Jack- E. ' Craig; secretary, •Miss" Mari twa3:..act . as",s ry,,..ana, Ihe., ;ret it lac icsa a; trf,'am r,; :a • nal meet- Sidney' 1:,an"sing; 1lbrarian�;,lYYis� �;.r SSW ; e M ,. minutes of the last -ani derich. Women's institute party the end of March with with a step dance acid a lively' u be adopted as read. .rine Margaret R.. iarioon;.assistariL, •set Thursday,' March 2nd, the branch directors in chargi . {,Irish. Jig accompanied: by yt ris, treasurer's report showed re- Mrs. Norman McDowell alio Ye day to osa erve" the 60th This will be convened by 'Mrs. Frank Hawkins. 1 tress of $624.29, disburse -Miss Shirley Brown. The on mcnts of $3$624. and a bank vention delegates are the lib 4" ;r a otc the founding of of dirrectors and her committee andacharge of theiisocial hour. in jI " rerun and Miss B re 1e jikl. organizuz•on. �_ r__ I balance of $295.56. New books to the value of also :s,• Norman Clairmont, p're- The guest speaker of the The librarian gave her report Ne to be purchased. The aid `tt, WAS • it► c large , of the afternoon, Mrs. Jack Evans, a The 3,206 backs read in PORTER'S . Hill. 19ow Of ,206e, 1833 were tic ares are Mrs. Ralph T NlUu d Ulis res,Ani ec: and Mrs. N. Public Health Nurse of • thetion,316 class and 1,057wejuv- and Miss Lima Mitch. The coin js picestdeu at the piano. County, told about her duties homesas mile. This is an increase from Feb. 6.mittee to purchase new books minutes were accepted as Health Nurse in schools, catR'S HILL, g by. the secretary, ed. K. acid the community.the- Huron Misstient aiiil�Cl Clinton Williams 1'ubl c Hos-the 1959 circulation: There is are: the NTanag` l djj ive and approved. She lined the work of an adult membership of 43 and and Mrs. Oliver Anderson. Thc' gave the financial state -Unit since its organization in patient where she underwent'67 public school children Te committee. to select books from , The anniversary luncheon 1949. She stressed the import- surgery on Sunday morning. ceive free reading. the travelling library. truck are. be held in Knox Church ance of the supervision of unit T e Woman's Association of directors Mrs. Mrs, William Dodd,...trs. Ralpl. at 1..15 p.m. when the mem- ing Homes in the community Srace United Church will meet i The retiring Mrs. Duncan D.Munro, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt of the 11 branches of the which is done by their staff. next Wednesday afternoon at101iveryand Anderson,,and Miss Margaret R. Jackson. Htirbn District will be Following her illustrate uher work. thBeause home oofMrs. bad driving con- were re -appointed fora1961tct, Cut -Outs Meet . Its..;'Wilfred Special speakers will ben ed des toThe second meeting • of the •; Wilfred Keays, Chairman Miss Mary Howell" displayed ditions only a fe%�scholars at- 1964 term. - Mr. Bert Craig and Auburn Cut-Ottts, was held at . e London Area, Mrs: Greer some of her oil paintings and the home t- the leader, Mrs. pp, Board Director for sub- demonstrated several 'different bridaq. Donald Haines. The.president ion 19, and Mrs. Otto Popp, types of She gave the the meet ',Oct president. members bl information Janet Young, opened of sketching. d 1 t Thi ing and the minutes• were read ging At _ by Marian Hickey, The roll .:,luring _ call was answered by naming — one point' to -consider' when _buy-+ ing cotton. The girls were shown how to straighten mater- ial and also how to alter pat- terns. Nach girl made a bound buttonhole. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown and Mr. and Mrs. William Rid- dell ,of La Riviere, Manitoba, spent last wee' -end with rela- tives in Detroit. Mr. John E. Taylor visited last week -end with friends in Toronto. --Mr. and Mrs. Carl" Terchert and family; of- Seaforth, have rented the house on Goderich street belonging to Mr. and Mrs, William Maas and will take pos- session in a week. • Mr. Thomas Johnston attend- ed the hardware convention in Toronto this week in company with his salesman, Norm Steven- son, of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay and Mr, John Houston visited last Sunday with Dr. B. C. 'Weir in • London hospital. Friends of Mrs. Raymond Red- mond were pleased to see her in the village bn Monday and able to get around after' many months in hdspital,following her fall last August when she rac- tended Porter's Iii school Mrs. Douwe Bruinsma Mrs. Leo Ids • ga are friends an e a ives Netherlands. last Mr, ed and Robison visiting Lundy, in away. 4td Gerald to replace whe McKay McDowell Mrs. retired' and wlio had were elect- William. lect- William. T. Mr. moved the business were made tc, hold a period card printing. valuable about the art Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe favored the directors' meeting the° world, sh pa• --quipped with the most modern'... navtgatipual aids, and supplied with advance information by the finest wea- ther system in the world, do not always reach port. So it was with the 640 -foot limestone carrier, Carl D. Brad- ley, that put aut from Rogers City, Michigan, bound for Buf- fington, Indiana. On the night of November 18, a 65 -mile -an - hour -gale whipped up 20 to 30 foot mountains of water that sh ; tit'e,.y.,•grent*.. a..?l hack and she sank in 365 feet of water near ' ~aleavai�`:fgl d, taking with her 33 erew mem- bers. Thus the inland seas claimed their largest victim, in the greatest shipwreck in mod- ern times, _ But as Mr. Ratigan says, "Once in a while, when a storm hurls the Lakes on ' beam -ends milk were sold in Ontar . there may be lost ships, and missing sailors, but that will ing 1959. Fluid sale of 'cream amounted to 11,345,000 pounds never keep •a Lake sailor from of butterfat• and 36,546,000 signing aboard for the' next season." quarts of skim milk were sold. Taste Tempting :Lent'efl Foods AUNT JEMIMA MixPANCAKE I,G.A. SYRUP BOTH FORTABLE GOLD SEAL SOLID WHITE TUNA WAXED PAPER 2100, TIP TOP 7 OZ. TIN Roll TILLY'S DELICIOUS BUTTER 4 16 oz. JARS •,$� 2.9c PEANUT - I.G.A. 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Wirefax is operated by Canadian National -Canadian Pacific Tele- Communications, who expect to extend it to other centres as demand for the service increases. ASHFIEtip ASHFIELD, Feb. 6.—Misses- Audrey Ross and Margaret Mac- donald, of London, spent a few days at their homes here. Miss Barbara Finlayson, of Guelph, was home for the week- end. Mr. Frank MacLennan visited - with his daughter, Mrs. 1)on Ainslie, in Toronto. - Mrs, William Johnson spent a, few days with 1Virs Fred Mac - 1 u hc,r i.. ,�"f'��`�ttdin� The children of the ehure } - • • tnef orf"itilDn�tay^ afte ::seb,czO1 .n• s,.• . _.. . the S.S.. 'room. Mrs: -George Moncrief is leader of the Jun- iors .Mrs. Lorener-Luther` arelleade s of the Seniors. 692,721,000 quarts of fluid io dur- MYSTERY '•IN., MANY DISASTERS Loss Of Griffin In 1674.. Heads list Of Great Lakes Shipwrecks Since the beginning of record= paddlewheel box with her name ed time, man has claimed his on it, an fascination for the mighty deep, fisherman's nets was all that and has bravely ventured forth marked the end of . a "real to experience her many moods, dream" "and the bride that In doing so he has jammed the dreamed it. - annals of history with tales from Of the many disasters told in the seven seas, but rivalling any this -book, -the first. one is the of these are the stories from latest one, taking place in mid - the freshwater ponds, we casu- November just two years ago. tired her hip. ally call the "Great Lakes." On this the busiest waterway in The Canadian Order of For- - In "Great Lakes Shipwrecks . resters held a card party in the and Survivals" (Eerdmans), Wil -j 1 P ' n s 1' Ratigan has collected to- •••••••••••00.•i•0.•.•.••s•••••••••••e•i