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AiJBURN. --- Mr; and. Mrs.
Clayton Rel ertson, of to'ppeT
Calf spent the weekend with
,their. Parents*. M , 'and Mrs.
J. 3x Robertson and .Mr. and
Mrs! Wilb•a4n SVrau tan.
M,rS. J:oe HQggart and Mrs.
Wellington Good .of Blyth visit-
ed with MitSs Laura P1 1iipa last
Thursday. '
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(above the"Signal Star)
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fMisis 3annett Dobte of Kit- will be the guest speaker an , the..SalaW a $675.00. M the
chener spentthe weekend with
her. parents, Mr. and4Mr}s, Ger=
don 1>obie. and Ross,,;„
A large crowd attended the,.
dance 3.n the Auburn Hall spore
cored by. the G'oclerich girls'
ball team., e
dam pictures at the Angelus
Her ;meltsal SQi ty When. they,
meet ore March list in the Com-
;nunitY, la. anterial' Hall, Mn . Gl'uf-
Soared Epps of C1!hNbo'n, dis'tri'ct
dareebor .for No. 8, will also
be a guest: M an added *trac-
tion, tickets will be sold on a
plant. Eve n;e. is welcome.
Card Party
i rogressive euchre and cre-
kinniole were enjoyed laet. week,
.epOnsered.r.by,.---the.-:CamrhtknlitY
Hall Board. (Mr. Bert "Crag
was in ,Charge, assisted by Mr,
HarrY Goodwin, Prize winners
were: men's high, Rwrry Good-
win; most lone bands, Harry
Goodwin,; second high,. Wil-
liam J. Craig; high lady, Mrs.
Beast Craig; second high, Mans.
John Seers. The committee in
charge of the evening was Mns.
Ed. Davies, Mrs. Thomas Hag-
gitt, Mrs. Bert Craig and Mns.
Arnold Craig. W
The 'annual Warren's, World
Day orf Prayer service will be
held in the Auburn 'Baptist
Church "ore Match 5th.,
Mee., and. NCrs.� Arthur Bradley
of' rororita ` ai d. 1V1 s: -Errli t`
Craig of Goderich 'and Mlair'y
and Margaret Wilkin of Gode-
rich visited ' with MT. and Mns.
Wlllw.. CTaig..
(Mr
s. Iahrt Durrell]. and her
aunt left this 'week for a vaca-
tion in California.
(MT. and Mins. Clifford Brotvwrt,
and Rev. and Mrs. R. tM'eally
of Blyth rvisiuted with Miss Shia, -
ley Brown 'at Gorrie one .even-
ing last week.
Some of the members of the
Auburn Boy Scouts (were on
Singtime last Sunday.
Music Exams
Congratulations to Miss Mar-
garet Haines on -being suocesa-
ful ° in her. recent music exam-
inatiions. In grade 10 piano,
she received 67 and in grade
four oou'nterpnint she received
78 marks. She is a pupil of
Mrs. W.MacDougall of Blyth.
Guest Speakers
Mrs. E. H. Jessop of Goderich
sine 'rolwilship ` Council meet-
ing, Harvey . Gull'bert of IDungan-
non was -49440: Read Sup-
erintendent , tto (succeed
Lorno 'vers. Mr. Culbert was
,tc:.ired at the Salary of $1.15 per
hour 'with duties to commence
March 1st.
Stars Plesensted.
The annual presentation of
.clans was held at Knox United
Ch„hu:rrdh for the 'Members of the
Junior. Congree, atien. Tose
iebei' rihig''thre-awards we're: Gold -
.bar for 75%. attendance- -Gary
Arent, Brenda Arcthahf aul4,
Jayne Arthur, Arva Ball, Daryle
Ball, Daryl 'Balli, ,Jennifer Gra-
nge, Shelley Grange,. Stever
(,dross, Allan Hildebrand, Faye'
1iiidebrand, Raymond Hilde-
brand, John Koaapanans, Keith
Lapp, Oatharine McClinchey,
Larry Plaetzer, Sherry Plaetzer,
Wanda. Plaetzer, Marie Plunkett,
Ronald, Plunkett, Lynn Turner,
(len Wiglit'inan, !Marilyn Wight -
man, Murray Wvght:man; Silver
k70%)�Shi'rieye A'ment, Nancy
Anderson, Rickey Archambault,
Yvonne Bean, Barbara Carter,
Douglas Chamney, Eldon Chem -
nay, Lorraine Chamney, Doug-
-las Durnin, Billy Lapp, Narcy
Lapp, Randy Madban, rlrudy
Mahan, BIi1ly Miilian, Betty
kite
lug; Of the litairOalv.itehf30, floor.
She a annOunxced 'it w uid lire a
light huff OalOr and that Jile.
Laurie. of Blyth had the con-
tract. As • the Kali, Board did
Rot want 4rapes glad o'n the
windows of the hall, .it was .de
.oided to have iplylwcied grade
in (frames so the _room could be
darkened for pi burets. ' Mrs.
Wes Bradnoek reported re the
proposed Patterson park and
she, was instructt rt° 'write to'
West Wawanosh Township
Council as ".most of that land
new lies. in *at bownsb ip ; .``The
committee. for supplying '. pro-
a'iti`"'at.. 'the-Drvbario - iosp tai
(tanned June 1th as the evening
they would like. The'Sebretary
'was instructed bo write• to the
comrmitttee in charge there.
Mrs. 'Gordon R. Taylor, curator,
was named delegate to the Of-
ficers Conference at Guelph on
May 5th arid 6lt.h, with alternate,'
Mrs. Gordon 'Ddbie, public re-
lations convener. Mrs. Andrew
Ki:ttleconnell, convener of the
card loommittee, reported on
cards sent and read thank -you
letters from 'Charles Scott, MTs.
Arthur Grange, the. family of
the late 'Mrs. Gooier, Mr. and
Mnsb Keith Meehan, 'Mrs. Leon-
ard Archambault and baby, Mr.
Norman McDowell and Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Kirlcbonnell. The
door prize was won by Mns.
Robert Turner -arid the prize
Moss, Allan IVI0Dougall. Red for the contest, Sweets for my
(60%) -- Dana 'Ban, Larry Valentine, conducted by Mrs.
Ohamney, Paul Chamney, Syl- Gordon Dobie was won by Mrs.
via Rutkowski. Lloyd Htnnpthreys and Mrs.
C.G_:.L Meet Tom Lawlor.,
The Auburn C G.S.T.. !U
met at the home -i4 Jane Doran
with an attendance of 19 girls:
The president, Jane Doran, pre-
sided. Judy Arthur was the
pianist. Scripture was read by
Nancy Anderson. A. duet was
sung by Judy Arthur and Gail
Miller, accompanied by Marg-
aret Sanderson. The offering
was received by Joyce Leather -
land and dedicated. A flower
contest was conducted by Joyce
Leatherland. Miss Barbara San -
nelson introduced- and welcom-
ed_ thP1..gues'ts of the evening,
Mr. and Mrs. -Rahe' f U: Munro,
who showed pictures taken on
their trip to the West Coasrt.
last summer. Jane Doran thank-
ed Mr. and 'Mrs. Munro for
their informatiive address and
pictures. A short .business per-
iod followed andGail Miller
read the minutes of the ;rev-
ious meeting which were aapt-
ed as read. Plans were made
to hold a skating party at Blyth
arena on February 27th. The
roll call for the next meeting
is to be answered 'by naming
one thing I have learned about
niy` chinch and my reli-gi
Betty Moss thanked - Mrs. B.
Doran and Jane for their hos-
pitality.
Auburn W,I.
The February meeting of the
Auburn 'W.I. was in 'charge of
the president, Mrs. Bert ,Craig.
The minutes were read by Me s:
Thomas Haggitt. Mrs. Gordon-
New
ordon_
New Clerk
Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, R.R.
2, ,Lueknow, was appointed
Clerk of the Township of West
Wawanosth to take over the du-
ties of that office on Mallen 9th
sue to the resignation of John
Foran, R.R. 2, Auburn. Mr.
Foran has held the position of
clerk for the past 11 yeares.
Prior to that time, Mr. Durnin
Phillips had served for 31 years.
Mrs. Armstrong was hired for
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Crown attorney W. G. Code- barbed 'wire ence and across
rane has urged an immediate a field. -' •
j,i aolsdown on motorists (who at eree ver 1 ser ear followed in
telln,pt to .outpace a pullice canis- tithe for !pollee to'isee' 19eeeels
sbuxk�
ereto eacalpe incest. car strike a fou�foat tree �
.1.' istunbin ..thateiL .ith....such.•jerec- that -i ' was,
seems to be 'a (pastime , .:these uproot d. ..tBedke was thwn
days to try and outrun th f-roln his car 'to safety as it
police," he told Huron County roiled over "and 'cau'ght fire' in
magistra'te's court Last Thews- the field.
day. •
He added: ``Somehow this has
got to wane to an end."
The statement was "followed
by an appeal to; Magistrate
G11enn Hays, Q.C., for lengthy
suspension for a young driver
whet attempted to threW off
police by" driving at speeds in
excess of 100 m.p:h.
Walter William Beaker ap-
peared in' court charged 'with
dangerous &Hiving after , OPP
officers were -involved in a spec-
tacular chase through Hay
Township. The youth -was (fined
a total of $150 and costs or 35
days and suspended from driv-
ing for one year.
OPP Constable John Wright
told the court that he had pur-
sued the youth for 15 minutes
and in that time had. 'driven a
_distance of mgee tifa`u 20"miles-.
On three -occasions during the
chase the youth had ignored
warning stop signs and on one
occasion had turned his lights
off• 'with a car ceming in the
other direction.
Dramatic End
The chase came to a sudden
and dramatic conclusion when
the Becker vehicleswung - off
the road and went through a
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Becker of R:R. 3, Dashtwodd,
dmitted to have;;,been..drinleing "The degree of diger is.as.th1 .. -
dote'. the chase took place. as I've ever hea''d described."
...lhewr...hae.. 1...-..•w*an.
Constable Wright. *Saiitethe. ortiv
time he h4ti: seen . Abe, a PlAed
before wzo three -howls before
the ,,,chase 'when he,,, th4 .the
occasion to Check •t+he 'car.
Constable Wright. said • $eck-
er "tali"otrelltl. t>YaiuC'�"fe _„'..arm
village of Zurich iat 100 m,p.h-
on toads which were (covered
with ace. o •
Commented Magistr to Mays:
DONNYBROOK. -The Febru-
ary meeting of the U.C.W. was
held Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. William
Hardy. The call 'to worship was
given- by Mrs. 'Charles Jefferson
who had charge of the program.
Mrs. William ' Hardy led the
prayers. Mrs. Ernest Snowden
read the Scripturx. Mrs. Ed-
ward Robinson gave the medi-
t,at
w�s r
-ion: •A
unison. Mrs. Margaret Leddy
gave a reading. Mrs; Stewart
Ohamney react the minutes of
the previous rrieelting and the
offering was received. Mrs.
Hilliard Jefferson took ,oharge
of the business. Two quilts
were displayed which had been
made for the bale and yarn
was distributed to be knitted
into mitts • and -.slippers and
Easter cards were also sold.
Mars. Tom Armstrong read from
the sturdy book and a discussion
pe:Tilod was 'held.. Mrs. Murray
an game
Master, let me walk with Thee"
was sung and Mrs. Margaret
Leddy closed the meeting with
the Mizpah 'benediction. Lunch
was served by the 'hostess assist-
ed ,by MTs. Sam Thompson and
Mrs. Gordon Naylor.- A miscel-
laneous bazaar was held at the
close in aid of the supply fund.
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Arm injured, So Fine- Reducedu
ween.
in Goderich- and she had told
hem to. 'take what was left of
the case with him when he left.
Vansttone, who had a similar
conviction one year and six
days before, was told the ease
would have been treated as a
second�.conviction if it had hap-
pened witthin the year. .In this
cvenit the fine would have been
a 'minimum of $200.
- Yourig Father Fined
Also appearing in court last
Thursday, Dennis James Carter,
23, R.R. 1, Lond as!b'oro, was 'fin-
e -d .fiQ-and.cost; for unlawifully
.h�nb -liquor- i -n-- �a p-iac-e- .other-
than his residence.
Carton, a father of three
mall girls, wos a passenger in
a car which was stopped by
OPP officers on liilgthswaly 8,
Goderich Township.
,.vas stopped and a part case ` The accused admitted that a
of beer, was found on the back I zase of beer, hidden under a
,peat. cushio:r•in the ear, belonged to
He told the court he had itim.
An injured pr1n saved a man - to -71.11.; daughter's home
$10 on a fine when he appeared
before Huron County magis-
trate's eourt. last Thursday
charged witih heaving iIIquoT in
a place other than chis-
:residence.
'Albert Samuel VenStane was.
at first fined $70 and costs for
the offence as he stood in the
court with has artm in a sling.
Magistrate Glenn Hays notic-
ed the sling and,,'asked Van -
stone ,if he had been disabled
when police found a case of
(beer in :his car. The accused
-said-'$he-- h -ad -n-ly jam- -left th.P_,
hospital iiltteir entt-„for- his -
wrist. _ rtT "n�..
The magistrate then said he
would takethis into consider-
ation ar.d reduced the Tine to
$60. Vanstone was charged
on January 29 after ('his car
ungannon and Distrid News
DUNGANNON.---MT. and Mre
Tom Fowler of Sl?ipka spent
Wednesday of 'last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Fowler.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashten and
family called on Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Park and family Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mns. George Ribey
and family -of Seaforth visited
an Sunday with EMr. and Mrs.
Fred Young and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ard of I party on .Friday _evening with !dedicated by rs. Jack Alton.
Wingham visited' '' an'
with Mr. and \Mns. Tom Park. Friday 27 tables in play. Mrs. Cliff Mr .Ir=an Rivett gave an ater-
_--•.�ll�e-are- clad ^bo--report-•Mr-Crn7a Pr---_vwelcaxn•ed-. ---the. ;nests �.�.,sling talk 1/X1 Trinidad, TYenty-
Fred King. returned home from and led in the singing of, "0 two members answered the rQll
Westminster Hospital, London, Canada" and "God Save The'! call , with a Scripture verse.
on Friday after a lengthy stay. Queen." : The winners were: Plans for the congregational
Congratulations are in order Ladle's, Mrs. Marian Zinn„high; ,sinner were made to be held.
Mrs: Mary „Chisholm and Mrs. ; the last week -an March. A re -
for Mrs. Eldon Culbert on be -Mary Errington (tied for sec-; quest for sewing. a knitting
lag the recipient .ifs a Sony and high) with Mrs. Chisholm ' for the Children's„ Ai`d an -
transistor !pocket radio which
She 'wan in a contest sponsored the final winner. Low wee 1irs,1 tlotzi:cad a �.d mangy offered to
over CKNX radibo�, Ross Henry. Gents' high saw . o the work. A spring tea will
Mr. Jackson Rieve, who was
taken to Wingham hospital on
later Troved to a hospital in
Wednesday of last week, was
London on Saturday. It is hop-
ed his trouble is not too serious.
'Mists Flora Durnin is horde
for three weeks with her father
while Mns. John Falls enjoys
a trip to Florida with members
her family.
Falls Down Silo
v1r. Don McKenzie and Mr.
Joe Dauphin had the misfor-
tune to fall about 15 feet into a
silo on the farm of Mr. McKen-
zie. While building an add( -I .. _ . D O:W _Me : of the
cion • to `the silo, the scaffold in ' . The February meeting
some manner let go and the--two-I LLCM. was held in the church
men fell. Mr. Harbourn Adams, •bzsement. The president; Mrs.
who was at the 'bottom of the INV. Brown, opened the meeting
silo, managed to jump clear and ;with call to worship and prayer.
avid being hit by the impact. ;,Mrs. 'Lorne Ivers occupied the
Mr. Dauphin was taken to Gode- , Ghali• and led in the elovoti�onal
rich hospital for X-rays but was l pertod. • A .minutes silence an
allowed to. return home. memory of Mrs. William Me-
W.I. Party i Clore, a life.member, who pass -
The Dungannon Women's In- I ed away last week, was observ-
'.9titwte held their annual euchre ed. The offering was taken and
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