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6 "66061riCh Signal -Stu% 111Strs4ay1 April 16th, 1964 -
ews from Auburn
AMTPT. - Knox-- United
tchtneh _Sunday school held a
...gpcossful pancake, supper last
Vr.41AY'
Recent visitors with Mr.
Percy Vincent Were 'Dr. and
Mr0, lames 'Annis, Dorinda and
Sandrs of Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Miller, London; and Mr.
and. Mrs. Jack Murch and Ken-
neth of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas JO•lin-
Stoll visited With Mr. and Mrs.
Durnin Phillips . at Lurgon
Beach. • •
s Mr. Harry 'Arthur and his
mother, Mrs. John Arthur, visit -
on .Suaday with the latter's'
sister; Mrs. William Mutch, and
Miss Dorothy IVItitch at Clinton.,
Mr,, and Mrs. Karl, Tiechert
and family visited. over the
weekend ,in London with the
latter'S brother, M. Peter
Wiemann, Mrs. Wiemann and
Danny.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies re-
turned this week-Ao their home
in the .village after spending
more than three months in
Florida.
- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blake,
Faye and Maryanne of Brussels
visited with the lady's parents,
Mr. atid Mrs. Andrew Kirkcon•
net), and Diane on Sunday.
Mrs. l‘linnie Janes of Wri.
gannon visited last Friday with
her brother, Mr. Bert • Mansh,
and Mrs. Marsh.
Mrs. Wes Bradnock attetided
the three-day Sessions of the
,London -Hamilton Synodical o'f
the W.M:S of the Presbyterian
Church in Canada held' in Lon-
don last week. •
Sunday visitors with • Mrs.
Arthur Grange,' Jennifer and
-Ciinspetitive-Prices--Plus-Personals-Sessic
I' 100's - Suggested List 93c
Specia-1 Values and Reminders This Week
Specials _Good ,Until
Shelley were Mr. ad Mrs. Days
Ogilvie, .Mr. and Mrs. 'Joni
ris, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Singh
and Kristin and Mr. IVIithael
Singh; all -of Landon, and Mr.,
and Mrs. D. E. Glidslon of
Holmesyille.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy' Ward -and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. White, all of
Windsor, visited on Sunday with
Mr: and Mrs. Bert Craig.
We are sorry to report that
Mr. Sid Lansing is a patient in
Clinton hospital. His many
,friends wish him a .speedy re-
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Younghlut
and Paula and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Youngblut and Paul visit-
ed an Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson and family.
Mrs. Wes Stackhouse 'and Mr:
and Mrs. Scatty Wilson of
Britcetield visited on Sunday
.with Mr'. and Mrs. Norman
Wightman and familY.
Children Baptized
--141-s-Steransent-of Holy -Bap-
tism was. obst-red at Knox
United Church lait Su wily
When the following,parents pre-
knited their children: Mr. ani
Mts. -Alvin Plunket, tlenr
April 18 Teachers Going
To Sarawak
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59c
ORNAL Cold Capsules 1.17
Suggested List 1.19 .
ALBERTO V0.5 Sham' poo 99c
SuggestedList 64c
VICKS Vapo Rub
115 VALUE
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G.E. LIGHT BULBS
L69. VALUE
c
FLORIENT Air Freshener
Su9gested List.(19c
BAN Lotion Deixiorant
1.23
Sulltiested List 89c
TRIG Men's Deodorant 77C
IDA BRAND
12 -or. - Suggested List 1.49
1-1b, reg. _594 C
'111TALIS Hair Tonic
Suggesied List 1.09
BROMO SELTZER,
1.09, Value'
97c
PEPSOPENINntal Creain 89c
2.50
REVLON Satin Set .49
STAINLESS STEEL
SCHICK Blades 5 M los 1.44
An economical vitamin for
year -found use
11I• Air.n
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CAPSULES
Biologically • assayed and standardized for Vitamins A and
potency. Ideal for children or adults.
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2501; 2.29
.00s 4.29.
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Feeling low - -need a Spring tonic?
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te,clik.r a: GDri ;tor two
13 1)1' LIIlall.‘y will b-
1 0.,,p01ling to the call of the
_Far East this ',winner. Both
.1.1d 11.1 wile, who L.nach.ss
3) :111 7 at victor Lauri,tcm
-01-1001, will be heading 1(113raw arm ysia. Wiff,re th-ey
will tOSUfllt their teaching,
Ntr, Bailey graduated from
the University of Western On-
tario in 1960. Then, he and a
fellow graduate decided .to see
the world Ind for 14 maiiths
travelled through the Far East.
So much did he like it there
that he planned to tu rn some
day.;
So,- it will be sooner than
he pl000vc1 .when be and his
wile set Out for the Far East
this summer.. They hope to
remain- there for two years.
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pays their ;salaries, and CUSO
pays the transportation "from
Ca -nada to, Sarawak.
A teacher of English and also
Comniercial.at ''GDCI, Mr, Bailey
will be teaching the same sub-
jects there.- His wife will be
teaching English.
,
Contrary to, the _financial..
moves of • .Most -high sehOol
teaChers, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey's
,combined salaries in Sarawak
wiU be 'some....$6,000 a year less
than threy receive in Goderich.
Their going to Sarawak is ar-
ranged by CUSO,. Canadian Uni-
versity Serviice Overseas. .
He is originally irbm Galt
while his .wife is from, Fergus._
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and -
District +
Robert James; Mx. and Mrs.
Donald 'Plunkott, their son,
David' Winston; M. and Mrs.
Walter Cunningham, their son,
Rodney Walter; Mr. and Mrs.
Rod Singh,. their -daughter,
Kristin Chandra,.
Explorers' Meet.
The. Auburn Explorers' met
in the Sunday school' room of
Knox United Church with a
good attendance.The program
opened withpines under the
supervision -- of - yrs. Donald
Young. This was followed by
a sing -song led by Mrs. Arthur
Grange. The Chief - Explorer,
Linda Snowden, -cc:Inducted the
opening ceremonies followed by
the minutes read by the Keeper
of the Log,. Marian Armstrong.
The girls ,ssho had received let-
ters containing -translations of
"Our Father" in Italian, Greek
and Eskimo read them, aloud to
the other memberS„ The offer -
was „received by Katuhy,
ei-der-,a ad -Jeanette- -John
Ion, The new exploration,.
What make a Horne?, was intro-
titt..sett by the Chief Counsellor,
Mrs. laurke I3ean. Linda
Svrour s's
. • • s,
sill Donna Baechler read !fl
Scripture lesson, The remain.
tt•
IloleNy a spynt working on
, crafts.
CIos..ed Road Reviewed
than 30 interested
reeves and conncils of
Wawanoll and litillf-1:-and
trustees of the police vil-
!tag!, of uhurn met on Monday
; .l.ternoon w12r-h County Engineer
J. W. 13ritnell at the eastern
approach of Auburn vvhere •the
road had buo.n closed 'several.
months ago, Due to a signed',
piN11-ttrin -mew lists•-•'"roId.'
Reeves. Leiper and Snell with lett and East Wawano.sh Town -
their councils and village ti -us- ship councils indicating a ,safor
tees, agreed , to reconsider the appi•oacit to the Village of Au-
barricading.of this road. EVery- burn Itritiseriew closed read for
one agreed that -it hall been a maximum safety to motorists
dangerous approach to County and pedestrians.'.
_
Highway 25, but wished a bet-
ter approach. built there instead
of opening up- Elizabeth street
to . the Highway, which Went
through the new village' sub -
After viewing the
road, all went 'to the Auburn
Community 1Vlemorial Hall
where a meeting was held With.
Reeves. Leiper and Snell pre-
siding, •
'When the •new portion of the
road Which by-passes the village
was built, it was found that the
eastern portion of Goderich
street did not meet HighWay25
,right angles, due to a curve
in the highway at that point.
',Vlore than a year agp the vil-
la-g.e trustees met with these
two councils to have this road
barricaded to ensure better pro-
tectionfor the motorists.
Many of the ratepayers liviig
east of the village voiced 'their
disapproval', of the closing of
theioad since it inconvenienced
ese---i4Rneps•--w-110.--had to -use
other arproaeflcs to the busi
ne.,F, section.
It wai pointed out hy Engin-
that no matter
1 01Th114 motor','t ha, zit
i10010 point, to cro,s over 'the
double whi.te lino to get to the
,tor:s. Man\ 'of tiie farms's%
.stat,s1 th 111'y hail no islov
ledge or the 1,oad
until the' barriers had h..11
erected.
Engint..n- Britnell read a !:
tor 1)•,:01 Sat. 11, mom% ()()1'P..P
ask:ng thi.t somethin,g be .ddn.0
10 make a safer approach ..o
HighWily 23,
After much discussion it WaS
agffeed that --E.ngineer Britnell.
would. s ITN n t two -Miss -IP -flu
KINGSI3RIDGE
°. KLIST.0613RIDGE. .Javis
Kenny, Mrs. P. z. • MurraY, De-
troit, were weekend visitors. .
Weekend' .visitors with Mr.
Terry Dalton were Messrs. Bob
Bowles, St. Catharines, Bill, Fet-
ter, London, Doug Galt.
V is itors • with Mr. and -IWO.
John Kelly . were. Mr. Waite
Kelky, London, Miss Eileen and
David Brigden.
Mr. Joe Essery is spending
a few days in London.
Mr. John Van Osch, Miss
Sally Knoll spent the Weekend
With Mr, and Mrs s John ,Van
Oseh.
Mr. Victor Martin spent the
weekend .here.
•Mr. Eugene Hebert, Detroit,
is spending . a few weeks with
Mr, Norman.. O'Connor. • „
Messrs. John and . Norman
O'Connor and Patti, Mrs. Peter
Murray attended, the wedding
reception for"Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Moyrissey-at the Crediton cam-
inunity hall Saturday .evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Austin,Als,,,,L'4,134_Mrs,,..Els19.11 Austin., Mr.
Tcsni Wallace, _Mr. and • Mrs.
Henry Drennan attended the
wedding of Mr. 'Pat Boven in
Flint last weeken,d.
-9110 card party htld in the
hall was yell attended on Fri-
day evening. The prizes went
to Mr. James Finleon, Mr. ,John
Howard. Ladies „prizes , went
to Mrs. Walter Clare an -d Mrs.
lietr•rnan, The lucky ticket
on thts Dresden plate quilt was
won by Mr, D.snnis 'Hogan.
Mr, Flank , Sullivan is
.liij weekend in Kitchener
and attended the w„eddingof his
grand -nephew on Saturday.
Mr. Ray Dalton purchased the
farms" of the late Mr. John S.
Dalton: the farm home on,No.
21, Highway, end the .other on
the 9th concessio.n of Ashfield.
Miss Fay Hogan visited 'rela-
tives in Toronto recently.
-Wedding Guests
Gliests from a distance who
attended 'the DurninsVassella
wedding on April 4, -were Dr.
and Mrs. Yomosoki, -Dt, and
Mrs. Ellias, Dr. and MrS.,Suzaki,
Dr. Henry, Mr. Sacki, Miss Nor-
een Misch, Mr. Bev. Denny, Mr.
John',Pastocch, Mr. and Mrs.
Sunup, Mr. and ,IVIrs. Reilly,
Mr. and Mrs. SeInfss, Mr- and
Mrs., Tikins; Mr. and „Mrs. Gar-
ascici, Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan,
Misses Antoinette Dalton, Shan-
non Sinnett, Mr. and Mrs.. Den-
nis Sin•nett from Detroit; Mr.
and., Mrs. Ivan. Henderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Hallahan„
Kathaleen and', Bill, Mr. and
MTS.' RQbt.. Manahan, Misses
Joan and Ruth Taillon from
Toronto; Mr; and Mrs. Joe Mac -
In -tyre and Marilyn, ' Mr. and
-Mrs. -Larry MacIntyre, from
ti aristons---Mr.-and-Mrs. ar-
ence Black, Mr. and Mrs,. Jack
Gardiner,, Owen' Sound; Mr.
Ralph Zaccula, Mr. Mike Sober-
ra,*Messrs. Nelson and Michael
Taillan, Misses Lauri and Lynne,
Taillon, from Guelph."
Sharks and rays have their
.teeth arranged in series in the
tissues. overlying the jaws.
When a tooth is lost, the one
immediately behind moves for -
Ward .1.9 take its place. Thus,'
there is a continual succession
of teeth., Some -of , these fish
have.teeth on the palate and on
the tongue and some even have
tedth in the throat.
Three teachers at Clinton reign
-- The resigna- Dahlke (Coniinercial).
, At the same time, 41•1:ee
new teachers were • added:
'Gordon 4.'111. Smith of Mit:
cliqltl':,(pnglish and assisting
Guidance); Mrs. Aileen M.
Burgin of R.R. 7, All/baton
(Home Egenornics);
G. Leeson of Arnpriar (Ma-
- chine Shop).
tions of three teachers on the
staff Of, central Huron Second-
ary Sehool at Clinton vvere
accepted at a board meeting.
on Wednesday evening of last
week.
They were: Michael Borov
(Latin); Mrs. Beryl- Harper
(Physical Education); Dieter
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20 -lb. bag
2.40
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Ideal for lawn', shrubs,
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Won't crack or 'split; re-
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Inspected and graded
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Choose -from Old Favourites Named Varieties
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1.65
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