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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-10-22, Page 7+ AUBURN AND DISTRICT NEWS + AUBURN. — Recent gu with Mrs. Mary Johnston were Mr. and Mis. Ray Perdue and daughter; Lorie of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell and family of Goderivh. Mr. and ,Mrs. Arthur React of Springfield Visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. D'avies. Mr. and Mrs. George flWan visited recently with members of their family, at London, Stratford and Kintore and with Mrs. William T. Robison at St. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson over the weekend. Mr. Ed. Davies and. Mr. Courf Kerr of Benmiller attended the Waterloo ' ploughing match where they took part in the, horseshoe *pitching competition. Mr. Kerr placed fourth in the Aklass and Mr. Davies plaeed first in the B class. ,MM Louise Campbell of ..._Gbderich-vIstted-for-a-few-cla with her Igrandmother, Mrs. Mary Johnston. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Phil- lips, Miss Laura Phillips and Mr. Thomas Johnston visited )\Cln Sunday with Mrs. Johnston who istil1 a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. Jack Wright of London visited on the weekend' with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur and Jayne. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mc- Dowell visited ,on Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Carl Deans, and Mr. Deans at Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cowan and their daughters, 'Mrs. Mar- garet Hemingway and Mrs. Harry Plewis, all of London, vs - ed lett Wednesday with Mrs. Sam Daer. Mr. and Mrs. Williams ollin- son spent the weeken brother, Mr. Everett Ta ler, and Mrs. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs.„§tatiley Mall, Linda and Jinof Welland, visited recently with bis aunt, Mrs, Bert Craig, andsIVIK Craig. Knox Presbyterian Church -,, will hold their anniversary sex, - vice next Sunday at 2 p.m. -with Rev Neil McComble of 'Ripley - as guest speaker. Mr. and-11VOW:DiattlilW41i --viaiteUher-fatherrIVIe'Wilri ----Rathbunritr*relplrlionfifiliat Sunday where he is a patient. Mrs. T. S. Paten of Vancouver Miss K. M. Govier of Tor- o were guests of Miss Marg- . ar ett R. Jackson last week. Miss Betty Younghlut, nurse, in -training at '§tratford hospital, spent the weekend with her parents, Mi. and Mrs. Percy You-rgblut. ests her 97th Annual The 97th annual meeting of the Auburn Baptist Church be- gan with a dinner served at 7 .m. Mr. Craig Peters, stu- dent minister, led in the de- votional service following the dinner. The clerk, Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, gave the Year's re- port followed by the treasurer's given by Mr. Frank Raithby. A substantial balance was shown in all departments. Mrs. Stan- ley Johnston gave the replort of the Mission Band and stated it had again supported a student in India, as it has done every year since the church was open- ed in 1908. A different sttident' is chosen eaeh year, All officers, were re-elected and the meet- ing was 'Aismissed with prayer by Mr. Peters. Layman's Sunday Members of the 'Clinton Bap: tist Church joined with the Au- burn Baptist Church to observe Laymants-,--Sundar----"Mr:---B Kuell of Clinton conducted the service and 'Mr. Craig Peter's was the prganist. The &rip- ture was read by Percy Pugh, Clinton, and ,the soloist was Lorne Salzman,Clinton. Mr: Frank. Raithby and Mr. Bert Doran were in charge of the service at the Goderich Baptist Church. Plan For Hallowe'en Plans for a Hallowe'en party were made at the Auburn C.G. I.T. meeting held in Knox Pres- byterian Church. The new pre- sident, Jane Doran, gave the call. to Worship and opened the meet- ing with "'Judy Arthur as the pianist. The Scrilithre was read by Mary Sanderson. The inin- utes were accepted as read by the secretary, Gail Miller. The treasure, Mary Sanderson, gave the, financial statement. A Bible Quiz an the Harvest, followed by a Bible drill bo fihd the an- swers, was conducted by the as- sistant leader, Barbara Sander- son. The. offering was received by Betty Moss and dedicated. A discussion took place re the coming year's work and the pro- jects the girls would like to do. The Bible study „fathe evening Wes.-7Bre: dtqcussion: Teriod4ol-- On Mission Van Miss Carolyn Clark gave 4n • • mar wor-kthe-rnission-yanq- Western Canada at St:, Mark's Anglican Church. Rev,;,,Rober Meally was in charge of th derdtional period and Mis Margaret Haines was the organ- ist. Members of the A.Y.P.A. sponsored the evening and visit- ors were present from Blyth and Belgrave. Miss Clarksinw- ed pictures of her work among the people and of places she visited while on the ,mission van in Saskatchewan. She told trf-conducting Church services in many' rural towns and vil- lages and about the country' where she travelled during the summer months. _ 4-H Club . The Auburn Aides 4-H Club met at the home of Lynda An- drews with ten members pre- esnt. The president, Marian Hickey, opened the meeting. The minutes were adopted as read by . the secretary, Lynda Andrews. The roIl call was answered by eaeh girl naming fa.11 item for her first aid kit. A discussion took:Plate on book Covers. . Plans were -made to the-4iext harge atJj and Connie *ickeY. Mrs. Keith Meehan t 'the leader, led in the discussion e" 'on how. the elet girt can keep. .fit mentally and also how she should spend her leisure hours. Thankoffering Knox Presbyterian Fall Thankoffering of the ,W.M.S. was held,,,.,in....Lhe....church with the president, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, incharge. Miss IVIarkiret Sander'son was the or- ganist • and accompanied the choir or junior members who sang an anthem. The Scripture was read by Mrs. Alvin Leather - land followed by prayer by Mrs. Wes Bradnock. The speaker, •• of the afternoon was Rev. Rob- ert U. MacLean. from Psalm 116. Mis. Orval floss Daer. •The flower-girli McPhee gave the topic on the were Doreen MoClinchey and unseen blessing of the desert, Sherry Plaetzer. The minister Mts. Lloyd Humphreys conducts for this occasion Was Mrs. Wal- ed a Bible Quiz and thanked ter Cunningham. The soloist all who assisted her with the was Miss Laura Daer. Miss Ber- meeting,. Mrs. George Schnei- nice McDougall was the pianist der, president, took Charge of and the usher was Karen East. the business peridd. The min- The bride's parents were Joyce utes were approved as read by. Leatherland and, Brenda Ea.st. the secretary, Mrs. John Daer. A duet was sung by Mrs. Ow - 'Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, the don MoClinchey and Mrs. Nor - treasurer, gave the financial man McClinchey: Mrs. Ernest statement. An invitation to at- Durnin gave a reading. Mrs. tend the Knox United Church Bert Daer. and Mrs. Donald Thankoffering service on °do- Plunkett pinned corsages on be 28th was accepted. It was Miss Gross and,. her sister -in - reported that the Sunday school law, Mrs. Harold Gross, and had started to again hold classes escorted them to the decorated and the Guild decided to send chairs on the platform. Miss for the Fellowship Bible read- Marie Leatherland read an ad- ing for the children. The rail dress of congratulatibns and call was answered by a Bible good wishes and the many gifts verse or thought on 'Thanks- were presented by Jennifer giving. The travelling apron Grange, Brenda East, Laura Was passed and all•present drop- Daer and Bernice McDougall, ped a penny for each letter in assisted by Mrs. Ted' East an. St. Luke, the Evangelist.' Rev. Mrs. Harold MeClinehei Miss bert Meally-oloaed-the-in ss --thanked lief—ffelghbors ing with prayer. A successful ,and friends 'for the gifts, and auction was held and a dainty, the evening. Lunch was served lunch was served by Mrs. Hum- to all at the conclusion. phreys, assisted by Mrs. Robert J. Phillips and Mrs*: Thomas About -$2.1 WIlion--isospent Haggitt. annually .by Canadians for health care, of which $1,155 Honor Bride-Eleat million is public funds and $945 million is private funds, of the compensation cases re- ported in -Ontario in 1963 was caused by the handling of terial and improper lifting pro- cedures by the victims involved. Lifting and handling material is one of the major causes of injuries in industrial plants and factories. More than one-third Fearlessness is the mother of confidence. Miss Elva Gross, bride -elect of this month, was honored with a shower in the Sunday school room ()f Knox United Church. The room was attrac- tively decorated for the occas- ion and the guests were wel- comed at the door by Mrs. Wil- fred Plunkett and Miss Marie. Plunkett,- The chairman for the evening was Mrs. Harold Mc- Clinchey. A reading was given by Mrs. Donald Sprung. A mock wedding was held with the following taking part: the bride, .Mrs. John Fortester, Luoknow; the groom, Mrs. Alvin Plunkett; the bridesmaid,' Mrs. Ddnald Plunkett; the best an, Mrs. SEE THE LOVELY Elferleist—Or DISTINCTIVE PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS GREETING RDS AT THE Signal -Star Qualifications of a good first aider were also given. and Mr. Machan was assisted by Mrs. Frank Raithby. The home as- signment is to _bring a book and, in a few• words, tell the story of it, begin the record book and the first aid kit. Lunch was served by Mrs. *. Andrews, assisted by her daugh- ter, Lynda, and Sharon Ball. Anglican Guild • • The Onteher- meeting of ' the St. Mai -k's Anglican Guild was held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys with a good attend- ance. The hostess was in charge of the meeting. Mrs: Gordon R. Taylor accomPanied"on the accordion for the hymns.' Pray- ers were led by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt.' The Scripture was read by. Mrs. Andrew Kirkcon- ien. Rev. Robert Meally had the study onThanksgiving after •ellicibirth, commonly called the cliffirching of women as taken XE DUE THE SECOND INUALMENT OF TOWN TAXES IS DUE ON OCTOBER 31 42,4 K1NGSBRIDGE (Last week's bndget). KINGSBRROV. — Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Franc spent the holiday weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Payne. Mr. and Mis. Ken King and family of Welland, Mr. and Mrs. John Deitrich and family of Clarkson visited Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton and family over the Weekend. A miscellaneous showei was held last week at the home ,ef Mrs. 0. Heffernan for Miss Thel- ma Moyer. Mrs. John Van Osch and "Miss Ann Heffernan assisted in opening the gifts. Mrs. Wm. Hogan conducted a contest. Miss Moyer and 1VIr. An- toine Van Osch were married last Saturday Morning in Sacred Heart Church, Ayton. We ex- tend our congratulations to the newly-weds. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doh- erty and family visited with the Martin and Doherty families over the weekend. -Joe-lVier tin; - Ted Martin were weekend visit- ors, with Mr. and Mrs. Blaise Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Valad and son Keith left last week to make their home in London. Their friends and neighbors met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Frayne Wednesday evening of last week fora fare- well party and presented them with a gift. We wil; miss Gor- don and Reta in the community but we hope, they will enjoy their new surroundings.. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perry, De- troit, Miss Mary Lou Drennan, Goderich were weekend visit. ors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drennan. Mr. Michael Foley, Mr. Leo W.C.B.A. Puts SCIENCE -to Wark in Your Herd • afe--;- a dangerous animal is eliminated 4-4 C onvenient — saves time, feed and barn space Inexpensive — breeding fees are low, sire quality high Mrei lie -War renown., afsPrieS -5011 well- 44.,N,4,,ear-,..0-as-4yourieiniffeilir"rfirgerin'lalrdirectories C o -operative — controlled by you, through your local directors . E xpert — technicians are top men, under constant retrainfng. • Calling hours: Weekdays till 9:30 a.m. For Sunday Service, Saturday evening 6-8 p.m. Waterloo Cattle. • Breeding As--gocIa—tion— Moerbeek are patients in Gode- rieh hospital. Mr. Thomas Wal- lace is a patient' in WinghaM hospital. Miss Ethel Austin' is Mill a patient in Goderich hos- pital.' We wish them' all a speedy recovery. ' Miss Audrey Austin is visit- ing 'friends in Flint. Mr. Joseph Courtney return- ed home Sunday after spending a few days in Wingham hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Neil and babe visited Mr. and Mrs. James O'Neil over the weekend. Weekend visitors. with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moran were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moran and fam- ily, Miss Patsy Allen of London. Mr. and Mrs. Art Gilmore spent the weekend in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs, AA McConville and daughter spent the holiday weekend With Mrs. Clifton Austin. Miss Frances G-ilniore, Lon- don, spent the' weekend at her home. . • Miss Mar: aret kinleon e weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 41lion Au,stin. • OBITUARY DR. F. E. 11fAVIPHREY Dr. F. E. Mumphrey denly at his Burlington home re- cently. He Was born at Troy, Ontario, and in 1914 graduated from the Ontario Dental College, Toronto. After serving with the Canadian Dental Corps dur- ing World War I; he practised 14 London, and then. Burlington. He was an active member of the Burlington Lions Olub, Trinity United Church, Masonic Lodge No. 126 A,F & AM, Canadian D en ta 1 Association; 'Ontario Dental Alsociation, and Halton Dental Association. Surviving are his wife, form: erly Evelyn Hayden of Port Albert; one son, Harold, Mark- ham; one daughter, Mrs. l u'. M. (Margaret) Hollingdale,•Brling- ton; five grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Elgin . Branchten; one brother, 13. C. Mimphrey, . Troy. , ARTHUR SAMUEL VICKERS The Goderia Signal-64st Thlirrolki, Otter Agn10, Vickers. During the first world war, 111r. Vickers .served over. seas with tfio 161st Batttalion. He was a Member of the Can- adian Legion and a former em- ployee of Purity Flour Mills.' Ourviving is his wife; Marj- orie Warr. His only child, Rob- ert, was Oiled in a omotor ac- cident. Mrs. John Vickers, • The Victorian Order of Nurses was founded in 1897 by Lady Aberdeen, wife of the then GOV- grnor-General, as part qf Queen Victoria's Diamond Jttbi'lee; the V.O.N. has 'started several Can- adian hospitals, now has over 600 graduate nurses working out of about 100 offices across Canada. • The first practical use of elec- tricity in Canada was in 1882, when Quebec textile mills gen- erated power to light their plants. , OP Oft This Is -Tke Wine . . MO OM ..no S,Ob A former resident of Gode- rich 'and Benmiller, Arthur Sam- uel Vickers, 65, died ,suddenly early this month: He was fohnd- dead at the theatre Which he Managed in Grimsby. Mr. Vick- ers was born in Norwich, Eng- land, and came to Canada 82 years ago. His parents were the late Samuel and Clara Goff G9401* is a .4'04014C,...';; Mrs. Vivkerg and Mr. „and Mrs. Robert GInn attended the funeral at- the funeral home, Ptimsbx4 .131.414: • Queen's Lawn cemetery,•CiPnwil by. 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