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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-02-09, Page 1151, • The Godexioh Signal. Stair,. Tbuz sy► P'ebrti Plaque Transfer,. Dutch. Elm Resolution AUBURN -The OecutiVe ot. the It 'was ostated that fire extiu,' A.ubur>5 Borticuitural Society met guishers. had been placed in the at the borne of the president,Mrs. hall, and ' that the 'loud speaker Frank Raithby, to plan for the _ had been repaired. Mrs.Gordon coming year, ;':r,-- R; Taylor presented the finan- A letter of thanks will be sent. tial statement showing a balance to those who had assisted ro to of $941. Total- expenditures, had: C h "s mas • lights . andthe Santabeen , $978. Total receipts, were h i. t gh $1,218. The, hall had been rented and reindeer. 7, he executive 44 times The,, the ear. Don. approved the, resolution about, during y. - Dutch-elni-dis,ease•..and.-this'--wa Goons from thea W. 1. ,for the lictlen'wex9•. sent on .to the District. It was It, was decided to have the steps decked to leave over the order. ,. ing, of the Centennial rosebushes painted going upstairs and the W, I. until the -open meeting on Feb. were- given •permission to have 28. A special price' is available -better lighting in the hall. Plans if a quantity is ordered, , This *ere made to sponsor dancesfttso- on-"Feb. 17 and March 17 and the tree; applies yto rt,he Royalty Cra •,,_ .. I. will be in charge of the lu ...'counter, Len Axchatnbault °The Auburn Community Mem- orial Hall Board held its annual • meeting last week with represent- atives present from the township • councils. • and ''William Cow were named a committee to look .after the arrangements for the dances.: William J'. Craig was again appointed-car-etakcr .with his Lucknow Envisions Industrial Growth Visions of expansion havebeen . for a convenient and ecpnomical conjured in -Lucknow following reports of major' natural gas strike in West Wawanosh Town., ship near St. Helen on the faun of Elmer Foran. Lucknow Reeve George Joynt has contacted R.' E. Wolf of Altair Oil and Gas Co., of Cal- , gary, about the gas ' strike. From what Reeve Joynt has been able to learn, the West Wawanosh strike is of major im- portan'ce aird`•tlrrs-"was bOT ffriiit4 • to him in a telephone conver.. sation with Mr. Wolf in Alberta. Following is a copy of the letter which Mr., Joynt received from the Cary company. Dear Sir: Altair Oil and Gas Co. has made a significant discovery of.. gas- at an initial--unstimulated rate of 1,604• million cubic feet per day at a well in West Waw- anosh Town ship, Huron County, Ontario. This well has encounter- ed approximately. 150 ,feet of Guelph reef pay zone which, it _ is felts may, be stimulated by acid fractur * to a rate of 7 to 10 million cubic feet•per day. At present a, second well for further reserve development is being started.' Would it be possible that you, are aware of any industry •which Tmight require gas_ in your eveg., or that your city may require, gas for heating? If this idea 411k is worthy of•consideration, please contact the writer,-. __ Sincerely, e Altair Oil & Gas Co.' R.E.'Wolf. Lucknow's reeve lost no, time in moving on the matter.• Follow. ingxliis phone conversation with - Calgary, he immediately made a submission to Stanley 'Randall, Ontario minister of economics and development,in an_attempt to seek information on heavy in- dustry which might be 'looking Dairy ^.Still Leading source of heat in their Operations. The gas strike was made on the 9th of West Wawancsh sev- eral everal weeks ago on the Foran farm.- Leasing arm.Leasing has been carried on for, years 'in this area by .drill- ing firms after a *ell was drilla ed, gas struck and the well capped on the farm of Mrs. Josephine MacTavish back in 1958. The Macs, Tavish capped well is very close -to---the-one on the Foran farm, the farms sitting side by side on -the-9th. salary raised to $200 a .year, Mr. 'Bert Craig was appointed chair- man and Mrs. Gordon R, Taylor secretary -treasurer, A letter from Margaret R. Jackson was read requesting a lrnemorial plaque in the hall, This plaque had been placed in S.S. • No 9 Hallett over 30 years Qago . to honor those boys 'who • had lost- their lives in • .1914 to 1018... A'rrti'e'sclrcmt-�t's cioaedArx; -has been sold,. it' was the wish of relatives to place it in theAuburn Connnunity, Memorial Hall. The• names of those on the Plaque were -in memory of Her- bert Lawson, John . Edward"Car. , ter, George FrnestJackson, Nor: man Prang and -Fred Lodge. Rel» attires requesting this placing, of '.th,e plaque were , Mrs. Willows' Mountain, Lohdesboro, sister of Herbert Lawson; Pr. J. E. Jack- son .and •Mrs. H; aiffcn,'br-other and sister`of G. Ernest Jackson; Roy Dalrr, halfbrother ofNorman Prang,jnd_ Harold Sprung whose family had• sponsored Fred Lodge, a Barnadp boy. All these •bcysu had attended the, school and the Auburn churches, The hall Board gave their permission to place the plaque in the hall. Mr; and Mrs; Arnold Craig were honored last week on the occasion of their silver wedding -anniversary. Tliey were guests of the Craig.family at the Com - me cial --Hotel, Clinton when 16 were present from Bluevale, Kit. chener, Brussels, Wingham and Auburn. Among those present were the best man, 25 years ago, Melvin ,Craig, Bluevale, ,brother, of Arnold and- Mrs. William Thompson, Wingham; the former eone-13eams: ----�•--� Mr. Wolf confirmed to, Reeve_ Joynt that the West Wawanosh- well . was one of the best and most promising the company had ever struck.• rise iy, H�rtkuih1i4a.I the home of Mr. and. Mrs. ,lack Day of Wiitgham. Pro'essive - euchre was enjoyed and Mre. Jack Day J made the presentation of a chair to Mr. ,and Mrs. Craig on behalf of relatives present. Mr. and 'Mrs. `Craig , were married at the Bluevale Pres- byterian Manse' ' by Revs - Fred Fowler. She was •the former Maud On Monday about 40 neighbours, and friends gathered and pre- sented them with a. pole lat'np. Friday '16 relatives gathered at • Pk. 1947 - OMA -1967 ONTARIO MOTOR L;EAGUE • World Wide- Affiliations EMERGENCY ROAD SERVICES, --:._.:_ 20,000" Stations on 'Immediate -Call TRAVEL SERVICE - Hamilton' and since a sri}all child The annual Day of Pr ;yer ser. spent the week -.end with her pat'* had resided in the W Ingham area. vice will be held in*Knox United ° eats, . Mr, and Mrs. Warner And. Following their marriage they Church ori VON, 10. Mrs, M. R; rews. took up •.residence on the tangly Roberts will -be the speaker.. Charles Beadle, London, spent farm 'at St. Augustine. For the Guy Cunningham 1S a patient the weekend at his home past 10 years they have resided in Clinton. hospital; his friends ' °on Loftus Street, in 'Auburn. They are both mem. wish him a speedy recovery. The Members oft the Auburn u rn bers of Knox United Church and Mr. and -Mrs;Ben Hamilton and'corr.group_n,10eds. triboggap Mrs: Craig is a branch director Mrs..Gordon Taylor visited Mr, party on Charles Scott's hill of the Auburn Women's Institute. Taylor on Sunday in Victoria last Tuesday.evening. hospital, London. • Mrs. Roy Finnigan, Goderich,. •„�.�=;,,1.;�r�.Arrdre�s;,,,�af�g�ts,�,,,p_atie twin Goderich�hos�ital, -a progresivs company in..a, -•w pro gr v6 tndus try Auburn is to have a :how 4, tennial Fla the. village ` � a; .4.ecid at the�first.*Win of the year. The fl 1e;wa, . re.. Paired. and 'painted .fast.• yeah ..i4, , Wom en!s tastituie' bout new Canadian 'Flag, which a flown •.at all holidays and; spec occasions. Mrs. Vere- Cunningham •, i. ':a pat :e Goderlch hospital. wh re she .underwehsurgery,• SALTER i110M.E-FURNISHING5 •n GORDON T. WESTLAKE _. PHONE-565-5333—BAYFIELD SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY . 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