The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-03-17, Page 12•
Lb ..%yrd4derie Sianal-Star, T1 i n d r March 17, 1906
CUItUral Society Launches
uhurn
By Mrs. Wes Rradnock
AUBURN. - A Trillium ear
stacker will be given as a bonus
to each mez'nber jpining the
Auburn Horticulture Society in
196.6c- - This ---ryas
at the March meeting held in
the Comfnu'liity Mernprial Ball.
The president, Mrs. Frank
Raithby was in charge and Mrs.
Gordtn R. Taylor was the plan -
Plan Service by Mrs. Ed., Davies., Mrs. An-
' The Mat eh meeting of the drew k irkeonnell continued the.
Woman's Missionary ',Society. of missionary theme, "Down the
Knox Presbyterian Church was MacKenzie with Captain Coop,"
held in the Sunday school room The speaker for the aftcrdoon
the :church with the • presi- was 'Rev. G. E. Pakenhain and
;lent, Mrs. Wilf�re 'Sane arson le' r rtit-fi'is- siucl'y--moi
'in. charge. [The roll call was: answered by
She opened the.meeting with each giving -a thought for Lent.
a hymn, with Mrs. D6riald 'Hai- Mrs. Gordpn,4R. Taylor read
nes at the piano. The minutes, a lettel• from Rev. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Meally of Ireland. A letter
was read from the Rector at
St. George telling about. the ac-
' ivitios in his churches an png
the - Eskilnos. • Mrs. • .Taylor
thanked Rev. G. E .Pakenham
for typing the year's programs
and also,:all who had assisted
her with the meeting.
. The president, Mrs. Orval Mc-
Phee took charge of, the busi-
ness period and the minutes
were accepted as read by the
secretary, Mrs. John Daer.
The treasurer, Mrs. Andrew
'irlcconnel: gave the financial
statement.
After a successful auction,
lunch was served by Mrs. Taylor
i ,silted by Mrs. Robert J. Phil-
lips and Mrs., Ed. Davies.
Going Steady?
Miss Margaret Sanderson was
in charge of the Young „Peo-
ple's meeting held at the home
of Miss Diane Van Camp. The
meeting w.,e, opened by a hymn.
with Diane Kirkconnell at the
piano.
-Aftera prayer 'by the pre-
sident, the minutes were adopt-
ed as read by Nancy Van Camp.
The topic was in charge of Larry
Nethery and Keith Van Camp.
Following this, a lively dis-
cussion took place on Going
Steady or Not. The next meet-
ing will be held at the home
of Ed. Haines and the topic. is
to be ., "Bay erits.'y -Nancy and
Diane Van Camp are to be 'in
charge-. The meeting was closed
with prayer and lunch, was.
served...
• est, • The president welccined were•read by Mrs. Alvin Lea-
everyone and the minutes vi'ere hi'rland.
Mrs. Donald Haines led in •the
Glitc} Tidings prayer. A dis-
cussion -itook • place about the
quilt for ttu; bale and arrange-
oents were made to have it com-
pleted,
Plans were made to hold the
Easter Thankoffering meeting
3n April- 3rd at. 8 p.m. and
.;nests will be invited.
U.H.A. at Ottawa in June. A letter of 'thanks for used
Anyone wishing to order,''0atnps sent to the Bible Society
spring blubs and flowers is to
,vas read. Mrs. Donald .Haines
contact Mrs. Bert Craig as soon.
;ave the financial statement.
As .possible.
Plains were tirade. to again
sponsor the competitions for the
by a Bible verse containing the
juniors and Mrs. Robert Turner
• and Mrs. Arthur Grange wrt c Lkord War lei."
named to be in char ;e•
The otre-•ing was received by
Mr. Stephen �rliagt;itt 'played Mrs: Carl (.;ov.cr and dedicated
a piano soler ':and ;hiss Betty with prayer by Mrs. Leather -
Moss sang a solo, accompanied --�
by Miss `Nancy Anderson. Mrs, Major Youngblut gave a
Mrs. Ed. Davies introduced. raper. on Christian Outreach.
M. Marvin Snell of Westfield Leatherland closed the
who showed films on "'rhe rlectin;;' ithprayer.
!World of Insects" and "Found -1 Ladies' Aid
at.inn Planting."
.The ladies' Aid of Knox Pres-
The- door prize was won by bytcrian Church ;},tet with the'
Stephen Haggett and Mrs. �V'es' pr: sicien,, Mrs. Major Young.bl,ut
Bradnock won the plant. Lunch! presiding.. The minutes and the
ina
was served by Mrs. -Thomas'
iicial statement was read by
Lawlor. and Mrs. Robert Phillips.' qrs. Roy Daer.
A discussion on the Easter
lhankofTering meeting was held
•° and plans were made for lunch:
C R. Following the singing - of the
r" Grace Mrs. Wes Bradnock serv-
ed lunch. t-'`
Lenten Talk
•The March meeting, of the
St. Mark's Ladies Guild. met at
the home of Mrs. Gordon . R. i
Taylor with a good attendance.
Mrs. Taylor opened the meeting
with a hymn and prayers were
led by Mrs. Dopald Cart v ig tt.
The Scripture lesson was read
adapted as read by the secre-,
tary, Mrs. Bert Craig.
',the Charter of the Society has
..been framed and a suitable place
will be obtained to hang it up.
A letter from Mrs. Tessio
Greig, Eastno.l'e Society, Lion's
• Head District -Director for No.
8, was read. Mrs. Frank Raith-
by was named delegate to
.\Irs. Alvin Leatherland wag
-rn charge or the devotional per-
i, d: Tlie roll call was answered
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YOUR RED CROSS
4-H Club
The first meeting of the Au
ENJOY THE FINEST • FOOD
IN TOWN ,
Chinese Food
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Open Friday and Saturday
Until 12 Midnight
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burn 4-11 Club will be held on
Friday evening at 7 p.m. 'at the
home of the leader, Mrs. Wes
Bradnock. All girls in the com-
munity between the ages of 12
and 26 are welcome .to attend.
,--, utp' rte. 11111T1
Mr. Ted Roberts representing
the Scout Council for the Huron
District, spoke to the • Auburn
Scout Committee recently.
The Atiburn committee is com-
posed of Rev. ' John Wheeler,
chairman; Mrs, Kenneth Scott,
secretary; Mr. Robert.Arthur,
treasurer; Mr. Stanley Bail, Mrs.
Tlfornas H ggitt, .-Mrs, William
Einpey, Mr. Bert Doran and Mr.
Keith Machan. A discussion
followed the meeting.
Euchre Party
Winners at the progressive
euchre party last week were -
High man, Roy Easom; low man,
Wilfred Sanderson; high 'lady,
Mrs. Graham McNee; low lady,
Mrs. Russl Brindley; most lone
hands, Mrs Graham ,McNee.
M,. Donald Haines was the
master of ceremonies and Mrs.
Ed. Davies and Mrs. D o n a 1 d
Haines were at the door.
This Harty was sponsored by
the Auburn W.I. and was 'plan -
Campaign
tied' by Mrs. Arnold Craig, Mrs. t lage. •
Robert Turner and Mrs. W. Mr. George Timm and. Miss
l3radnoek. Another party will Erna Betica of Gorrie visited
be held on March 18th prior to last weekend with Mr."and Mrs.
the Community Hall Board Maitland Allen
dance: Mr. and Mrs. Rod Singh,,and
a nes-tc t rt-atg 0- p.nry 1l ugh =K`rt5tirr- pint 'th
sharp. .
Personals
-Ur. and ,Mrs. Arnold ` Craig
spent the weekend with her sis-'
ter in Oshawa.
Mx. and Mrs, Charles Koche
of Gorrie were recent visitors
with Mr. and . Mrs. Maitland
Allen. • .
b Mr. and . Mrs. Norman Mc-
Dowell • returned 'on Sunday
from three 'weeks vacation in
Florida. '
Mr, • Jack Weir of London
spent the weekend in the vil-
RED CROSS
IS ALWAYS THERE
WITH YOUR HELP
Detroit's "newest'.' with free
parking, dowittou'ra
THE
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•of `•
ayeekend with her mother, Mrs.
Arthur G:ange, Jennifer and
:S. hhey.
Mr. Colin Bird attended a cob
vention for bankers last week
at the Victorian Inn Str,tford._
Mr. William Moorhead- of, Ben-
inillet was relief manager.
Mr. and. Mrs. Clayton Robert -
son of Copper Cliff - spent the
weekend with her- parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Stra.ughan and
his father, Mr. J. J, Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies spent
th weekend 'with relatives in
mbeth.
Mr. Colin Bird, manager of ,the.
Auburn - Dungannon Canadian
imperial Bank of Commerce, is
in Toronto for 'a three weeks'
course on banking.
Mr. John Hamilton of Water-
loo University spent the week-
end with his ' parents, MI-. and
Mrs. Ben Hamilton.
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new name, new.
management, 600 _iewly
decorated rooms avid suites
with TV,' radio, air-
conditioning ... civic center
location, close'to Cobo Hall
free parking, (in and.
out;„ rivileges} :.. - --
coffee
coffee shop, dining room,
cocktail lounge . , .
commercial 'and -
family rates ,.
Singles from $6.50
Doubles from $9.00 '
Mr. fI , G. Warneke,
Gen. Mgr.
Tele: (311962-5900
111 Cadillac Square
Michigan 48226
$80,000.00
Used Machinery Inventory
AUCTION SALE
Saturday, March 19
Starting Time. 11:00 O' -Clock
• 40 TRACTORS •
2 M.F. 90 Diesel - M.F. 85 Diesel --- M.F. '85 Gas - M.F.
65 Diesel -, 2 M.F. 50 Gas --M.F. 35 Diesel -- M.F. 202 Ind.
-- 2 M.H.44 Gas R.C. 2 M.H. 30 & Cultivator -- 2 Ferg•
20 - 85 I.H.C. 275 Diesel - I,H,C H hH.C. M I.H.C.
A & Cultivator - W4 - A -C - W -C 4 - la -C B - 3
John Deere B - John Deere H - Oliver 55 Diesel --: M -M U ---
M-M R Oliver 60 and Cultivator...- Ford 8N - 2 Ford 9N --
Case
Case SC - Fordson - Fora Dextra - Cockshutt 30.
COMBINES
10 S.P..- ALL MAKES -')20 P.T.O.
6 Balers - 30- Plows - Corn Pickers = 25' Disc -Harrows -
Corn Planters =- Spreaders -:.Cultivators - Mowers -.Rakes
- Tillage Tools --Hammer Hammer Mills - Other Miscellaneous
Equipment.
Goods Subject To Previous Sale Or Trade
Terms Cash ' == Or Pre -Arranged. Credit -
• Auctioneer -• WM: JOHNSON
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Interchange 15 8k 401 Hwy.,
The Canadian Red Cross is a
member of the work wl4e er-
ganization Igfown as the League
of lied„Cross Socities, The Lea-
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Inanity to Peace,"
vaccinia immune Globulin iS
made from blood plasma. It is.
the only known seruin useful
in the treatment of complica
tions (resulting. from smalli;ox
vaccinations.
HOW TO BE'A "PIG" WHEN.
IT COMES TO PROFIT
Feed your pigs your own home-grown grains fresh
mixed with profit -proven National Hog Concen-
trate ! It's rich in meat meal protein, so that it
forms a perfect nutritional balance with the vege-
ta"ble protein you supply. Wlie-tfior yotx-haveyour
own grains or we supply them, we can custom'
blend the finest fresh -mix you can buy -right here
at the mill --using National Concentrate, of course:'
JP. S. Ask about National's )rof it -proven Pig
Stari'r, too !) -
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faster..
Get more
hot -wafter
when you
want it...
with
Natural Gas.
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plurnber
dealer,
department
store, or
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Auburn Feed Mill G. RYAN & SON
GODERICH
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• It's pouring fashion, in our weather-wise array of coats to
ward off the'rain in fine style.
•
Choose from either Balrnacan or set-th sleeve styles and .re-
ver;ible styles. There are small checks, prints, tweeds, twill,
quilted poplin in a breath taking 'array of fashion colors.
This year we have the wash-and-wear coat that needs no touch
up pressing, has a permanent press and is machine washable.
SizCIS 5 to 2O' , •
19.98 to 39.98
Gas makes the r
big (hot) difference
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with the purchase of First Tab
at our • Regular Catalog List Price
Buys a Safety "99"
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stock of famous SAFETY "99" HIGH -TRACTION TIRES, IN "99" at the low no -trade price and
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31.40
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33.30.
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31.85
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35.85
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35.75
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48.70
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EXTRA!- Cash and Carry
BONUS COUPONS
Use the Cash Bonus
' Coupons For
-FREE INSTALLATION
Simply because our 'customers switched oder to buying winter • YOU'RE THE -W INNER - YOU
tires 'earlier than usual, last fall = we were left with an over- LUCKY TIRE BUYER! Buy ONE Safety
stock of famous SAFETY "99" HIGH -TRACTION TIRES, IN "99" at the low no -trade price and
our. warehouse, all winter. These are identical to the Safety "99", get ANOTHER FOR JUST ONE DOL -
Tires featured in our up and coming 1966 Spring and Summer LAR EXTRA . . • BUY A PAIR AND
•..Catoleg Ice the ,: r..e , _e - ' - - 2r 'mtint, r , .GET-.,.,T.1tVf _MO .._.1.I• ---1= •-O•p , ,
In .lite with Canadian Tire's policy of 'telling onlythe freshest DOLLAR EXTRA EACH - - . Sole
stock ---,OUT THESE LEFTOVERS MUST GO. prices in effect to the extent of stock.
36 NORTH STREET • GODERICH
DIAL 524-7394