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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-10-26, Page 3v --- Mrs, Mrs, Taylor Giv=es 1 History Of Alberta. A backwards meeting was held last week by the members and. visitors at the Auburn WQmc n's Institute held, in the Community" eM morial Hall. The Meeting was openedby the serving of a dessert at 1 p.m. by the hostesses, Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, Mrs. George Mil. liaii and Mrs. M. R. Roberts, This was followed by the sing. lto-in:, of- The g ween .and the WI rice. The president, M,rs. :old liaines,thanked every. ,cone for taking part in the pro. gram ivhichwas to come, After the collection was taken a singsong was enjoyed with Mrs William -'J'. Craig_ -at the piano. A, Thanksgiving message based on the thanks giv&'n by one leper in the miracle of the healing of the Lepers was the inspiring message given by Mrs. M. R. Roberts. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor gave an interesting history of the Province of Alberta and pas. sed pictures around to illus. trate her talk and much was learned about this province's past history. A song composed by an Albertan lady was sung by Mrs. Taylor. • The roll call was answered by the members telling a village improvement I'd like to see done. It sure was plain that the...members would like to see the main street of the village fixed up – free from holes. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and Mrs. Frank Raithbyedele. gates to the Huron County rally held . recently at Crediton, brought in an interesting re- po't. • Mrs. Frank Rait»tby was named a voting delegate to the London Area convention to be held at the Carousel Motel, London, November 7 and 8. The resolutions were also dis. cussed. Auburn and District MRS. vrI3 SItApNOC1cr--Corlrspoi+tt--Phhon. 52-7514 The members voted to apply for the • advanced' leathercraft course and plans were made to hold a Community Concert, on November 18 to help with the buying of equipment for our new park; such as tables, bar- becue, trash eans etre. A com• mittee was named to convene this concert. 0 The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read by. Mrs. Bert Craig and she also gave the financial state- ment. Mrs. Haines welcomed all to the backwards meeting which everyone enjoyed and the meeting was closed with the Ode, the Mary StewartCollect and 0 Canada.' F TURING 1 CLOUD "9" ROOM SMORGASBORD SUNDAYS 5 - 7 P.M. Reservations Unpacking Of Bales . Seen By Auburn CGIT The Auburn CGIT had a special treat last week when they saw slides from Kenya showing the girls there unpacking the bale of cloth. ing and jewellery which had been gent early last summer. M.r. and Mrs. Stewart Toll were in charge of the distri. butian there and the happy smiles of the girls in that country as they held up the articles showed us how grate. ful they were for the gifts. Shelley Grange, the new pre. sident was in charge of the meeting and Betty Moss pre. Sided at the piano. After. the opening hymn and the Call to. Worship, the purpose and the Lord's prayer was repea. ted in unison. The scripture lesson was read by Margaret Roberts with meditation taken by Mrs. M. R. Roberts. - After answering the roll call it was decided not to have a Hallowe'en party this year The offering was received by Sherry Plaetzer' and dedica- ted Brenda Ball, the assist- ant leader introduced the guest of ,the evening, Rev. M.. R. Roberts who showed pictures of his •'trip to the East coast this past. summer. He also showed the pictures from Kenya. Miss Laura Phillips brought the letter which she haid received from .Mr. and M•rs. Toll and Shelly Grange read it. The minutes were accepted as read by Joyce Leatherland. The meetingwas closed with Taps. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Alien returned last weekend from a two weeks visit with Peter ,Brown in Windsor. * * -* The Hullett Township Fed: eration are planning for their annual banquet to be held in Londesboro on November 9 with pictures of Europe being shown by Doug Miles of Clin. ton. Anyone wishing tickets please contact Lawrence. Plaetzer or Leonard Archam- bault. * * * Everett (Jake) Youngblut of St. Thomas visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor and Jim,also with Mr. and M rs. Reg Shultz. * * * Delegates from this district attending the Toc Alpha con- vention at Windsor were Eldo Hildebrand, Allan McDougall, Jennifer Grange, D.aryll Ball, Daryk 'Ball, Diane Chamney, and Linda Snowden. *• * * Mrs. M jrtei Munro return- ed on Sunday after, two months visit to the W est coast and Cal. gary with her son,GlenYoung- blut and M rs. Youngblttt and family. * * Mr. and M.'s. Fred Young. blut, Laura, Mar -le, Miss Bar. bara Sanderson of Woodstock Miss Margaret Sanderson, London., and Miss Mary Sand- erson of Goderich visited over the weekei.d with M - - id M t's. Wilfred Sanderson. * * a M C. and M "s. Harald Davis of Bowmanville, N Y. spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Donald Haines, Mr, Haines and Edward_ * Keith Rol ntscnt tit' Toro•Ito spent the, w,,ekend with ins parents, M r. and M :'s. Ross Robinson. Reg'Asquitll and son Georgi• of Islington and M-. and Mrs. Harold Asquith of Str eist-.11t• spent the w�ekr•,td In the vil» lage. he had his tonsils removed last Friday.* - Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Liver. more of Gorrie spent the week-, end with herarents, Mr. and Mrs. Donal Haines -- and Edward. .* * * Soe of the Some pupils visiting Expo with their schools from this district were Ian Young,, Margaret Youngblut, Douglas Archambault, Brian Craig, Mark Arthur, Stephen Haggitt, S heron Collins and Joyce L eat. herland. * Mr. and Mrs. George Mil. flan visited recently with rela- tives at Sault Ste. Marie and Detroit, M Ichigan• * * * Mr. andMrs. MaitiaridAllen attended the 49th wedding an- niversary of Mr. 'and M.rs. Charles Koch of Gorrie re. Gently: Mr.. and* • M.cs.Robert J. Craig and family of Ilderton visited on Sunday with his parents, M:r. and Mrs. W illiam .1. Craig. • —Mrs. Elmer Keller of Dub- lin visited last Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Art- hur, Mr. Arthur and fam'ly. * * * M r. and Mrs" James Ai.tche. . son of Seaforth visited last Saturday with their daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Scott, Mr. Scott and family. Congratulations to Mcs. J(ttn Forrester of Lucknow in winning the CKNX Money Tree. M rs ',Forrester was the for - titer Rana McClinchey of this community. Her Auburn fried& :, re very pleased in her rood fortune. * * * George Lawlor spent last Friday in London, * * 'niece w:i"s no service on Sunday ut the Auburn Baptist Church -as, it was-Withdrdwn b the •n1`_'n1'►t•J & could attend the Clintim :two versan, services. t + M1. :it' Mrs •I'ItantaS II.tl;•, prit, Mt- :Ind Mrs ( 1111or•ci li).aw't, ant! M rs. 'Jean P:11 ter, Safi cif G<►c?r t:c h ' iSttt Il rt I:1.• tibt'S 1:isl S11111L1,, .'1 W.ntlsn► * * + Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor and Mrs. Donald Haines left °on - Mopday by bus to visit E xpa.• k. * * * ' Mrs. Bert Craig and her daughter, 'MA. Leotard Arriv. ambault attended the funeral of the late Rev. Charles I)ai iel at Ingersoll recently. * * * There is no church service next Sunday. in KJ -lox Presby- terian Clijrcli• i s ;t is with. drawn so members can attend the anniversary service at Clinton Presbyterian Church. * * t= Donald Cart/rigl►t is, a pit,. tient in Clinton lospital were .AII in all, the '68 shouldn't come as a complete surprise. • True, it's different in so many ways from the buses we used to make. Except• for one thing. - lf you know Vol swag'ens, there won't be anything surprising about how inexpensive the ''68 Bus is to operate. A .gallon of regular 'gas lasts for about 27 miles, give or take a mile. ,. Only 4 spark plugs. Not' 6 or S. And'since a VW engine is air-cooled, you'll never have to worry about the engine freezing up or boiling over. You'll.never have_to stop to get water..or anti -freeze. You'll never have to shop for tires'veryoften. A set normally lasts about 35,000 miles. But when your bus does need service or repair, you'll never have far,to go to find someone who knows it inside out. e ore Authorized Dealers in • Province. - Mr., +nil M 1 S I:tt 1+:•.o �. spent 1ht• wr•,•kt.ittlw.ttt tt ?� 1 n,ersc►11: M•sses (' ,rol •l it,t'tlt cod Gni] M•11 ►= ,11 'I'"►t'a,1tn pt'11I (he w•.�trkt•ucl :11 tht.,4,1 110111,'SIIt'T e. ,fir PORT ALBERT PORT A1,1.11:UT N1r t'loretic•r Green, 11 .ti, 5.111, ,Johnston, ;V1 1? ic•11;.1 t1 h1 Williams Anti ,l:lu('hlt'r leery mid Tim rec ht•t of 1i+'1.. roit visited ut.•r tin w.t•1,,.1,1 with Mr's. (lc -HI :'t• 11111 1,.,1•r!s' , Mrs- I?►c'll::r'•s'tr tS .,1 Ile homy n1' Mr.- 111•,4 M r1'1; It, $- 0 fVIr. tinct • R1 1 . rI ti1 i rt lit, .1) ivid, :u►i1 M s .Inc' Al r s Paul Sit'itrht „John an.1 1) nit' of London ‘isitt,<t., w.t11 M Dave M.t rtin and o erichl "Trio Entertains Tho Oc derwck T11ur l+�y, O+ t , Guests Present For;Thankcfferiflg The United Church Women Of Knox United Church held their Centennial Thank offer. ing meeting with guestsrbeirg former UCW, members living% in other places and members of the other church groups in the village. Receiving the guests, dressed in Centennial dresses and others were Mrs. Sidney Lansing and Mrs. Bert Marsh. ' Mrs. Kenneth McDougall and Mrs. John Durnin were in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Durnin led ice the read. ing and closed her meditation . with prayer. Mrs. Mi;Daugall told the story of the Ffrst Thanksgiving for the 19 tam: ilies and compared conditions today and stated that she won- dered which age was the most sincere in their thanksgiving r • ser4ce. After leading in My- er, Mrs. Met;Dougon wet• coined visiting friends and former members and thanked M•cs. Ernest Durnin for ar. ranging the program. A ladies' trio from Gode. rich .,consisting of Mrs. Ron Bushell, M.cs, JohnWestbroelc and Mrs. William Hanly gave two selections, "A Thanks. giving Hymn" and "When I Kneel to Pray," accompanied by the °church organist, Mrs. Brian Hallam. The offering was received by Mcs.. Stanley Ball and Mrs. Arthur • Grange and dell. ica.ted with prayer by Mrs. M. R. Roberts. M•cs. Emtner- --son Rodger and Mrs. Thomas Jardin of Wingham ,sang a duet accompanied by Mrs. Norman Wigbtman. , GODERICH SIFTOS JUNIOR "Ir HOCKEY SCHEDULE 1967-68 — CLIP AND SAVE — HOME GAMES — 8:30 P.M. Fri., Oct. 27—Waterloo vs: Goderich Fri., Nov. 13—Owen Sound vs. Goderich Fri., Nov. 10—Leamington vs. Goderich Fri., •Nov. 17—St.. Marys vs. Goderich Fri., Nov. 24—Kitchener vs. Goderich Tues., Nov. 28 --Stratford vs. Goderich Fri., Dec. 1—Waterloo vs. Goderich Tues., Dec. 5—St. Marys vs. Goderich Fri., Dec..8—Owen Sound vs. Goderich Fri., Dec. 15—St. Thomas vs. Goderich Fri., Dec. 22—Stratford vs. Goderich Fri., Dec. 29—Kitchener vs. Goderich Tues., Jan. 2—St. Marys vs. Goderich Fri., Jan. 5—Sarnia. vs. Goderich ri., Jan. 121 -Kitchener vs. Goderich Fri,, Jan. -19—Chatham vs. Goderich Fri., Jan. 26 --Waterloo vs Goderich Fri., Feb. 2—Owen Sound vs. Goderich Fri., Feb. ' 9 --Stratford vs. Goderich Fria, Feb. 16-'Strathroy vs. Goderich • AWAY GAMES. -- TIMES SHOWN Fri., Oct. 20- Goderich vs. Stratford; 8:30 Tues., Oct. 24-Goderich vs. Kitchener; 8:30 Sat., Nov. 4- Goderich vs. Waterloo; 8:30 Tues., Nov. 7 - Goderich vs. St. Marys;. 8:30' Tu..es., Nov. 14--Goderich vs. Sar"nia; 8:30 Tues., Nov. 21-- Goderich v_s. Owen Sound; --e:30 „Sun., Nov.. 26 Goderich vs. Kitchener; 2:30 ' Sun., Dec. 3 Goderich vs! Stratford; 2:30 Wed. Dec. 6- Go,:leriich vs• Waterloo; 8:30 Tues. Dec. 1.2' Goderich vs. St• Marys; 8:30 Sun., Dec. 17 " Goderich vs. St. Thomas; 7:30 Tues. Dec. 19—Goderich vs. Owen Sound,; 8:30 Tues. Jan. 9-Goderich vs. St. Marys; 8:30 Sat., Jan. 13 --Goderich vs. -Waterloo; 8:30 Tues. • Jan. 16—Goderich vs. Strathroy,; 8:00 Sun., Jan. 2,1y, Goderich vs. Stratford; -2:30 Syn., Jan. 28 Goderich vs• Leamington; 7:00 • Tues. Feb. 6—Goderich vs. Owen Sound; 8:30 Sun., Feb. 11—Goderich vs. Chgham; 7:30 Sun., Feb. 18—Goderich vs. Kitchener; 2:30 , Mrs, Charles Merrill intro* duced the guest speaker, Mrs.;, George Michie of Brussels, President of the *est seep, of the Huron Presbyterialt' Mrs, Ernest l.7urnin thanked Mrs, Mtchie for her inspiring„ message. After the c posing hymn, Mrs. Roberts pronoun• ped the benediction. A social ee1ing; .tiro t olliawad , i, Ire SU ay $ chool room axl4 thank was expressed' 3Vt s W1,14134 auderson, "Qt. 11QX 'P resbyr terian WM-Mr$Z1t0e.rt J;, Phi lips of the Bapti$t QJip ro MA's. Thomas llaggitt of St. Mark's Anglican quadri' lv rs,, Charles Smith: of W stfie1d UCW and. Mxs.$a nes ,f ddy , of Donnybrook pow. OINGO at, LEGION. I.AL. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 • at 8:30 p.m. 15 GAMES — $1.00 The prize for each regular game ;will be $12.00 4 Share -The -Wealth Jackpot, Combined JACKPOT OF- $85.00 IN 57 CALLS Sponsored by Branch - 109 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION No One Under. 16 Permitted To PIA," ti CLEARANCE SALE PANELU This is beautiful 3/16" Prin- cessa Pine Panelling. Match- ing the colors in Walnut tone. This group : that has been greatly ° reduced has slight imperfections and there pis only a» limited quantity avail- +, able so • shop early. 4.95 4' x 8' SHEET t. &du DIVISION "GODERICH MANUFACTURING (SALES) LIMITED- CAMBRIA 4AN.GLESEA • OHA JUNIOR B LEAGUE OPENER . HOCKEY GODERICH — SIFTOS — - VS WATERLOO — SISKINS - AT GODERICH ARENA FRIDAY, OCT. 27 ADULTS -51.00 8:30 P.M. STUDENTS 75c L„ . CHILDREN 50c 30 IT. ANDREWS ST. BARK THEATRE GODERICH On The Square First With The Finast Adult Entertainment THURS., OCTOBER 26th THRU WED., NOVEMBER 1st Showtimes 7:30 p.m. - 9:15 p.m. TURNED -ON TEENS AND THE TEACHER WHO HAD TO TAME THEM! COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents 8ID»NEYPOiTlER'. in JAMES CLAVELL'S PRODUCTION OF "TO SIR, WITH LOVE" JUDY GEESON • CBIRISTIAN ROBERTS • SILLY KENDAII • TNE'"MINDBENDERS" and introducing • , E ' PRAitH NA,1E'Y ' JOHN R. SLOAN Produced and Directed by JAMES CLAVELL "LULU" (,ncunve Pr""e' - written for the Screen. TECHNICOLOR` r.s1( HEAR LULU SING *T6 SIR. WITH LOVE ANO"STEALING """t , 'M *,,1OVE •' And the AIINOBENDERS Way'0t1 snit nutmeg- and 'It's Getting Harder An the time • Ongrnal Soundtrack on Fontana Records ADDED ATTRACTION • EXPO'S SENSATIONAL SHORT ° ON ONTARIO .,"A PLACE TO STAND" SATURDAY MATINEE ON1Y a,` "When the . Redskin Rode" SERIAL—CAPT. KIDD — Children 35e Coining Next: Winner of the Academy Award For "Best Picture of the Year" "A Man For All Seasons" One Show A Night At .$ O0 P.M.