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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-10-28, Page 12K.', gyp, _, .«.•-... AUBURN.. --=°The liallkerbw n Taylor at the organ. Club held its October meeting at the hem? of Mrs. Elliott Lapp with the president, Mrs. Ted Hunking, in charge. The meet- ing was opened' by the singing of 0, Canada with Mrs. James Jackson at the piano. T ;,tie minutes were adopted as read by Mrs. George Schneider. A thank -you note was read from the Salvation Army for the quilt which the club had sent them. The roll call was answer- ed by the members telling about a Hallowe'en trick they had played. Mrs. Walter Cunningham gave the financial statement. The members decided to send a Christmas gift tb their Korean orphan. Plans were made for the bake sale on October 30. The draw prize, donated by Mrs. Henry Hunking, was won by Mrs. Leonard Archambault. Plans were made for the next meeting which will be • held at the home of Mrs. Tom Cunning- ham., Donations were. given for the s ' C'arn e Gross' .and _ 11trs.' bakeless bake sale and Mr. Pak - h �wrRt= Teta- Gunntngham__..uuIl...'lie ..ln_('n"Fi cl�sed`�lh'E�t�irt?t;' , prayer. Anniversary Service Knox Presbyterian Church, Xuburn, observed its 125th an- niversary with a special service last Sunday afternoon. `Rev. T. Owen Hughes of Watford was the guest minister. The service was led by the pastor, Rev. Robert `U. MacLean and the organist was Miss Marg- aret Sanderson. The choir sang the anthem, "I believe in thin' acles" and a duet, "Jesus, Rose of Sharon" was sung by Miss Margaret Haines and Mr. Ed. Haines. An arrangement of autumn shaded chrysanthemums was placed on the communion table in memory of the late Mr. Edgar The council of the Township uary 1 to September 30 (inclu- . The road accounts were pass- of West Wawanosh met in reg- sive). Said expenditures amount- ed for payment on a motion by War session on October 4 with ed to $33,753.53. Councillors Lyons aid Jefferson, all members present and Reeve 13y -law No. 8, 4965, a- by-law General Account l or i.orne Durnin presiding, for the purpose of levying and ' On. a motion by Council The minutes of the regular collecting tax rates for the4own- Jefferson, seconded by. Council - August meting, the regular ship in "1965, was read, and final- for Errington, the following gen- Se,ptember meeting and two ly passed on a motion by Coun- eral account was ordered paid.: special meetings gs'held'in Septem- cillors Lyons and Jefferson A. M. Harper, 1964 audit ac- ber with regard to the 1965 tax Carried, count, $275.00, rate, were all read and adopted The nomination and erection 'A special meeting of council on a motion a.by Councillors 1 y -law for 1965„ by-law No, 9, was held an October 18, with Lyons and Etringt-cn. was read and finally passed on the majority of Hite owners as - Township assessor. J. 1`nnethia motion by Councillor Jeffer- sessed under- the proposed "Todd Scott, was in attendance- and' pre- son and Smyth. Under this by- Drain," in attendance. sented the 1965 assessment roll i law the unicipal nomination James A. Hewes of Listowel, to council. An increase of, meeting was- set for Friday, Nov- Ontario Land Surveyor, was also $3,500.00 in the Township As-; ember 26' and should polling be present at the 'meeting. sessment is shown. required; an election will be held The report / of Mr. Howes, A motion ' by Councillors i 6n Monday, December 6 from made ,on completion of- an ex - Smyth and Errin ;tuft that coup- 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Polling amination and survey of the cil accept the, assessment roll stations and officials were also area involved, was read by the as compiled and that the Court named. clerk. of Revision for same be held' GDCI Request After Mr. •4Iowes had satis- Tuesday, November 9 - from A request from Goderich Dis- fa°ctorily answered all the own - 11:00 a.m. to 12 noc:n vas car -',trim Collegiate Institute Board ers' queries, • the adoption of i•ied. was again put before council. the engineer's report was pro- - - - I�xrad �� eed�#�cr;es�,�_�.p_.�4:q:he,�:,-cle�_�.•was<�s�-ed.- �:-to::p �erl.� :nn~�a; rmarti nn=.�hy-„aC.nu;,n�i� • On a motion by Councillor, write to the board req.uesfing -Ior Smyth -seconded by Council -- Errington, seconded by Coun- more information on the pro- for Lyons. The motion was car- eillor Smyth, the road superin-, posed addition and alterations ried. 4tendent was instructed to apply' for which approval of Council is Following• adoption of the re - for the interim subsidy covering required before debentures can port on the "Todd Drain,” tend - expenditures on roads from Jan- 1 e• issued covering the cost. I ers ,for the removal of snow for the 1965-66 season' were open ed and considered. On a !notion by Councillors Smyth and Jefferson, the tend - MacDonald at. was accepted. Mr. MacDonald township plow supply his own help. The Clerk was instructed to write W. H. Venn, the Depart- ment of Highways' District Mun- icipal Engineer, regarding the Minimum -Wage Act as it affects the township road employees. Prospects Seen Good For Local- Hunting,. Conservation "Gerry" 'Harris indicated that hu in lower Bruce good this fall. Officer G. R.! eess being somewhat above av of Paisley has erage. Duck hunters are pre- nting prospects) sently experiencing somewhat. � below average success, however, County appear this is expected to improve dur- The European l ing late October or early Novenit hare populations are strong with best hunting in Kincardine, Hu- ror't and Bruce Townships, while best success for varying hare (snowshoe rabbits) could be ex- pected in Arran,'Amabel, Elders- ber as the "Northern" birds migrate through. Several flacks of geese have been reported feeding- in Bruce and Kincardine Townships with every indication that they ' will he and Brant Townships. ,remain in the area .for some Conservation Officer Harris l time. Sportsmen are reminded when taking advantage of the hunting opportunities in Bruce County that it is only courtesy to respect private property and ask permission of the land own- er before hunting. The land owner may even be of benefit in advising the sportsman where the best ,areas for game are on his property. goes on to report that the cot- tontail rabbit, the most sought after game animal in Ontario is increasing particularly. 'in Kin- cardine and Bruce - Townships with• reports of animals `as far north as Saugeen and Arran Townships. Grouse populations -are on an upward trend with hunting suc- E'r of N o: man $7.00 per hour Motion, carried. is td mount the on his truck and Y •� �L Scripture was read by. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. Prayers were taken by Mr, G. E. Pakenhafn. A missionary theme was given by Mrs.. Orval McPhee. A read- ing utas given by. Mrs. Thomas Johnston. Mr. Pakenham con - tin ed hi�s udy,on the Apostles , Creed. Mrs. George Schneider gave a reading. Mrs. Daer thanked all who had helped with her meeting and turned it over to the pre- sident, Mrs, Orval McPhee. The minutes were approved as read by the secretary, Mrs. Daer. The financial statement was giv- en by the treasurer, Mrs. Gordon Taylor. An invitation to attend the U.C.W. Thankoffering at Knox United Church was accepted for October 28. The roll call was answered by each quoting a verse or thought on Thanksgiv- ing. The travelling apron was passed and each placed a penny for St. Luke,. the evangelist. charge of the program and the lunch committee will be Mrs. Joe Hunking, Mrs. Ted Hunting, Mrs. William Hunking and Mrs. Jame: Jackson. A program of contests was in charge of Mrs. James Jackson and Mrs. Guy Cunningham. Mrs. Jackson gave a Thanksgiving message and closed with prayer. Mrs. Cunningham closed,the pro- gram by giving a reading. Lunch was served by Mrs. Lapp, Mrs. Carmen Gross, Mrs. Arie Duizer, Mrs. George Schneider and Mrs. Lorne Hunking. Anglian Guild The Anglican Guild of St. Mark's Church held its meeting in the church with Mrs. John Daer in charge and Mrs. Gordon Lawson J'y his 'wife, ,Mrs, Law* son. The an.n:versary offering was received by the ushers, Mr. Gorden Dobie* and Mr, Kenneth Scott. Rev. Hughes spoke on ' the text—The Way of the Wayfarer —relating his message to life as a .a pathless wilderness and stated that today - many do not know who and what to. believe, and are asking—Where is the Way? In answer to this question, Mr. Hughes closed his message with the word that Jesus gaye his disciples --"I -Ann The Way." C.G.I.T. Plans Party The Auburn C.G.I.T. met in the Sunday school room of the Knox Presbyterian Church with the new president, Betty Moss in charge. She gave the call to worship followed by the hymn with Gail Miller at the piano. The Scripture lesson was read by Shelley Grange. The minutes were approved. as read by the secretary, Ruth Bere. Mariah Youngblut gave the financial statement. ',Rail; Befe 'c Tfetl"tTie rolr -The -offer= ing was received -by Donna Baechler and dedicated: Miss Jane Doran conducted a Bible quiz and drill on where bees and honey are found in the Bible. Mrs. Bradnock introduc- ed 'the new study book. Final plans were made for Hallowe'en party next Tuesday night when each girl will in- vite a friend. Tyyo new girls were welcomed -into the group by the leader. They were Donna Baechler and Linda Sproul. 4-H Nightie Nights The fourth meeting of the Auburn "Nightie Nights" 4-H Club was held with the presi- dent, Laura Daer in charge. The minutes were adopted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Donald Cartwright, ;? Mrs. Frank Raithby. demon- strated how to• cut a true bibs and how ,it should be joined. She also made folded bias bind- ing in preparation to apply it to a garment. Mrs. Wes -Bradnocc Cemon- strated the making of piping, using bias and showed where and how to apply it for a decor ation or trim. Some of the members continued to cut out their sleeping garments while others did their sample s for their record books. The roll call was answered by each showing a sample of her garment and telling one seam she would use en her sleenii.n't garment. The meeting closed with the, 4-H Creed. Attend Meeting Members of the Knox U.C.W. attending - the Holmesville sec- tional meeting were: Mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs. J. R. Wheeler, Mrs. William Straughan, Mrs. George Hallam, Mrs. William J. Craig, Mrs. Robert 'Turner, Mrs. Lawr- e "fie Plaetzer, Mrs. Roy Easom, ry.Jares3acfsonriV1rs–Ril p unro, Mrs. Norman Wight -man, - Mrs. Robert Arthur, Miss Marg- aret R. Jackson and Mrs. Arthur grange and Mrs. Fred Wagner. Layrhan's Sunday Layman's Sunday was observ- ed at Knox United Church when Mr. Sam Scott was the guest speaker. The service of song was led by the Young People's choir who also ,sang' an anthem. The organist was Mr's, , Norman Wightman and the piatist was Miss Nancy Aide :..:. , T Others taking Part .in a servidt were Gary Walden, illiaYn Stiles. nrtd Martie Kodpu1 n Personals Miss K. M. Govier and Miss Jean McLennan, both 4f Toronto, were guests last week of Miss Margaret R. Jackson. Mrs. M nnier Riddell of Gode- rich visited last Thursday with Mrs. Edgar Lawson and - M1�' Oliver Anderson. Ed. Davies atte.ded the horse- shoe pitching competition at New Dundee and won first place in the. B class; Mr. Court Kerr of Berimiller placed fourth in the A class. Recent guests with Mr:. and Mrs. John Houston ,.and family were Rev. D. Glen Campbell and Mrs. Campbell of Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson of Brantford; Miss Mildred Scott, Mitchell; Miss Marian Dunrensen and Basal Turner of Dutton; Rev. John. C. Thompson of London; -Mrs: addel°l-isE1ah e -Wad d dell and__ -Miss J. arvey—of Kilsythe. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hamil- ton and family visited on Sun- day with Mr and Mrs, Ben farnaly, Mass Marilyn Daer of Lo spent the weekend at.lum4 her parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Daer and Mr. Gordon Dien, Mass • Irene A.ment is Qui hospital and recti era P P ting at home of Mr. and Mrs. Stew Arnent and family. ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold j, a Goderich spent Sunday lin Mr, and Mrs. Maitland Allen. Miss Janne t bobie of T, onto spent. the weekend with, parents, Mr, and Mrs, Gor4 Dobie and Ross. Robert J. Phillips was at, forth last week assisting cousin, Mr. Lorne McDonald`, his shoe store. , Russel King is home afters • eras weeks in Westminster g pital, London. . Raymond Redmond of; Goy rich called on friends in village and at Westfield week. Mrs, Beverley. French of trait visited with her sister,Ii Thomas. 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