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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-09-24, Page 12DQDHRfCH '410)+1Ate,Sfrogt, T U tSHA" , SEPTEM ►ER' 24,19101 igaret. �anr�ersa honoured at shower Bouquets of fall flowers aid Men and white streamers with a colorful balloon -filled umbrella ° made an attractive setting in"the °Sunday School room of Knox Presbyterian Church when „friends and neighbors gathered to honor Miss Margaret Sanderson of London with a bridal shower prior to her marriage. Guests were welcomed by Miss Sheron Collins, assisted by Misses Jayne Arthur and Connie Trommer. The chairman for the program was Mrs. W. Bradnock anda sing -song opened the program with Mrs. ' Donald Haines at -the piano. A reading, Marriage Cook, was read by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and a soap contest was conducted by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. Sheron Collins was the winner. Readings on How To Preserve A Husband • and How To Preserve A Wife were given by Mrs. George Schneider. A, contest what a bride takes on her honeymoon — was given by Mrs. Kirkconnell. Mrs.. T. Haggitt was the winner.' A piano solo was played by Arva Ball and a telegram 4f good wishes contest by Mrs. Kirkconnell was won by Mrs. Kenneth McDougall. Miss Minnie Wagner pinned a corsage on the bride-to-be and Mrs. Ed Davies pinned one on her twin, sister; Mrs. Paul Johnston of London. An address of good wishes was read by- Sheron • Collins and gifts were presented by Jayne Arthur and Connie Trommer. Mrs: Donald.. Haines pinned bows and ribbons to a decorated mop arkd these made an attractive lady. • Margaret thanked her friends for the many, 'gifts and a delicious lunch was served. WI observes Grandmother Day a', The „ .annual Grandmothers Day was observed last week at- the tthe September meeting - of the 'Auburn Women's Institute held m the Community Memorial I3al . . . : . .e . The Meeting Was in°charge of the president, ... Mrs. Len Archambault, and' she opened; • the• meetingby, reading a. poen, Grandma's Off Her Rocker. Pianist was Mrs: G. Taylor. The minutes were accepted as read- by the secretary, Mrs. Donald Haines. -A thank -you note Was read from Goderich Hospital for the gift of a .fan. Mrs. Donald Cartwright and . Mrs. Frank Raithby were appointed to look after the park barbecues and keys. Mrs.'• Ed Davies and Mrs. . Bert Craig were appointed_.- - delegates to the County' Rally held at Centralia on October 5. The "' "Accessories ' for . the ' Home," • short course .was dropped as there were- not enough interested in this,project. The earth report was given by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. 4-11 No. 1 holds first meeting A duet was sung by Mrs. Gordon McClinchey and Mrs. Norman . McClinchey. The motto, "In the goad old days there were fewer pleasures, but more time to enjoy them," was given " by. Mrs. Alfred Fry. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt read two poems — Other Fads \and I Must Go Shopping" Today. Mrs. Gordon Taylor• sang a Solo, Auburn, composed by herself and led 'In community singing. The roll call' was answered by showing an article inherited from • my grandmother. Many interesting xticles were on display. Prizes for the oldest grandmother went to Mrs. John Youngblut. • • The " . youngest grandmother, Mrs. Joe Hickey; :most grandchildren, Mrs.'George Milian; and the one coming the farthest, Mrs. Arthur Beach of Springfield. ' A.successful bake auction was held and lunch was served by —Mrs. Gordon. Taylor, Mrs. Alfred Fry,- Mrs. R. J. Phillips and Mrs. Robert Turner. Auburn No. 1 4-H Club held their first meeting at the home ),. of Mrs.Prank Raithby with 14. girls: present. The leader, Mrs. W. Bradnock, led in, the election of officers after the 4-11 pledge had been repeated. President,' Arva Bail; , vice-president, Connie Hickey; secretary, Gail Seers; press reporter, Sheron Collins. • Mrs. Raithby • gave out pamphlets and a discussion took .place' re. the First Aid Kits which each member is required to make. Handcrafts were discussed as also was "making leisure a pleasure." Each ,,,girl decided whether she would do huck weaving, knit anarticle, a mobile or a stuffed toy:' The meeting was closed with the 4-H ,Creed. Milli IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIa1Ii,MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII News of Ashfield Happy ,Hearts meet -.elect officers BY MRS: •WES BRADNQCK Obituaries JAMES GORDON NAYLOR James Gordon- 'Naylor passed away in Wingham Hospital following an illnes. Born in East Wawanosh Township on May 4, 1911, he was the son of the late George Naylor and the former_ Elizabeth Robinson. , Ike lived on the 'homestead until they moved to Auburn. He wasa member of Knox United Ohurdh, Auburn,. He' is survived by his wife, ,the former Jessie Moss; three sons, George; Toronto, William and Glen at home; two daughters, Mrs. Alex (Jean) Maclnnis, Belgrave, and Doris at . home;' seven ` grandchildren. One daughter, Kaye, passed away in 1963. Pastor Alfred• Fry conducted the funeral service on Saturday, September 19, at the Arthur Funeral Home with burial in Wingham. Pallbearers'were Alvin Plunkett, Gordon Miller, Edward Mills, Ernest Snowden, James Finleon and William Hardy. MRS. JAM ES' P LOWMAN Funeral services were held on September 17 for Mrs. James Plowman who.__pasgd away in Clinton Hospital after a lengthy. illness. She was in her 88th year and was the foxmer..Eliza,„.E1leP., Nixon. She •lived2> `ins<Wnst; Wawanosh Township and was married -to the late James Plowman and , lived in the Donnybrook district. She has-' - been ' a resident of Huronview aid was a member o"f. Donnybrook United Church. She is survived by one son: Earl, of Mono Mills; four daughters, Mrs. Isaac (Della) Nixon, Lucknow; Mrs. Edgar (Fern) Howatt, Belgrave; Mrs. James (Edna) Riddell, Sault Ste. ;Marie;. Mrs. .Orval (Mildred) Welsh, 'Wingham; 16 grandchildren; , 2.6 great grandchildren; and one brother, Alexander Nixon. The service was conducted at the Arthur Funeral Home .by Rev. Kenneth Knight with burial in - Dungannon. Cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons, John Nixon, Carmen Nixon, Ralph Nixon, Ivan Howatt, Douglas Howatt and 'Ronald Howatt. Flowerbearers were • Delbert Nixon, Wayne Nixon and. David Welsh. • The Auburn No. 2 441 Club for the fall project, Focus on Fitness, held their first meeting at the home of Mrs. Donald °Haines. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt led in the election of officers. Those elected were president, Jean Hardy; vice-president, Trudy Machan; secretary, Marie Empey; press reporter, Barbara Chamney. • There were • 13 members present. 'They ' decided to call • themselves Happy Hearts. The course was outlined and each girl did a sample of buck weaving. . fhe \-annual meeting of the Canadian Bible Society will be held in the Auburn Baptist Church on September 28 at --8 p.m. Rev. John Thompsop of London will be in charge of the meeting. • ° Little Miss, Shelley Haggitt of Zurich visited last ;week with, her grandparents, , Mr.' and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, and uncle,, Mr. Stephen Haggitt. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies last week were Mr. and Mrs. ° John, Silverthorri of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 43each of Springfield and Mr. Dave Wallace of Harrietsville. We are sorry, to report that Mrs. William T. Robinson of St. Marys, ,formerly ..of .this village, • had the misfortune A?' fall and break her left lyrist. Mr. and' Mrs. Herman Chaniney of _'Windsor spent the weekends with his father, Mr. Robert Chatnney, and other. relatives.. .Mr. William J. Craig visited last Saturday at Lucan with Mr. and Mrs. Robert- Craig and family. .Miss Frances Houston visited Jin. London last week with Mr. and ' Mrs. Jack McIntosh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Popko.of London visited' last 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips, Mrs. John Daer visited last week in . Mitchell with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Jackson, Mr. Jackson and family. We extend sympathy to the relatives ' of Miss Myrtle Philips in • her sudden passing in Goderich Hospital. She was a frequent visitor' in our village for years. Mrs,Y-{ W.IIfreci,--Donaldso God'erichiii ed " mast'- tanday ' ''`1 with Mr. did Mrs. Robert Phillips. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Dave McClinchey on the birth of a son in Clinton Hospital on September 17. Miss Luella 'k • Johnston of London visited last week with her cousin, Mrs. Gordon Taylor. Miss. Betty, Moss, of London spent { tite weekend with her. parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. William Moss. She attended the Finnigan—Cook wedding at Blyth last Saturday. 1VIrs, Cordon Taylor spent last weekend' in Chatham with her daughter, Mrs. Ronald Rathwell, LIOYVVS' Peanut Drive SEPT. 24 Jan and Margaret Simpson of Toronto were home for the. weekend. ..Ashfield Presbyterian Church School and congregational picnic will be held next Sunday afternoon, September 27, at' ,3 p.m. with supper” at 5 p.m. • Communion Service will be on October 4• at 1:30 p.m. with Preparatory service the Friday evening before at 8 p.m. ' Donna--Wylds of London 'home for the weekend. North Ashfield School took �� part -in= the- parade -:-at- at.- Lueknow.- --- Fair onnSaturday. .r.�. WMS Mrs Ewan ,MacLean was in charge of the- \program at the September meeting of the W.M.S. held at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Looney with • 14 members,. foul' Visitors and two children present. Roll call was answered by one acf Jesbs' healings. ; - Mrs. C. MacAuley had the t Study Book lesson on Bridging Gaps; She led ,a lively discussion on these problems. Mrs Emile MacLennan gave a Mt"'. on Expo 7O Lois Roon' y/ 'sting a tax 4 The afternoonS and evening be( N R .Festa at the Oct. meetlfigi+;L p[ t ailtl: col ipittee served 7 1ttr eh` SPEED QUEEN Quality and Dependability Since 1908 gives you more =ola.ur-fresh. washdays! Model 905 SUPERT•WIN Ideal for HOMES, APARTMENTS, MOBILE HOMES, VACATION HOMES, COTTAGES, HOUSE .BOATS: It's compact, portable, economical, .convenient - rolls to any sink, no special -plumbing required,` stores easily. , iki: L 4_. "fG1�Ii1�1) Lliili2C ED DIM 524.8511' VtCYORIA SI. N. • Mr. Rathwell, Michael Janice. ' Miss Carol • Beadle c 526.7595 and- Kitchener spent. last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry of Beadle. 'Mr. and Niro, Bert n+ r n of Meaford visited over the weekend with Mrs Robert Arthur and Miss J, yne Arthur; Mir. Miehael Doran spentt e weekend with his friend, r, •GrerArthur. We are ipleased to report that Mr. Harry Beadle and Mr. Charles Beadle are recuperating here follawin at ,their twines here eye surgery. - Vtrs, l dnapJohr r ton and Mr„„ - and Mrs; -.Norman. Manning „ of Godericb visited friends In - the, village last week. R M. and Mrs. Elmer Fisher and . ...Mrs, Dora Jewell of Goderich visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Philips. 4, fl HT TRUCK yr CONTACT KEN • OR AL McGEE .4, Pontiac GOiDERIC c,S24-8391 FRESH UTILITY GRADE 10 Ib. AVERAGE BLADE ROASTSED 60NELEs: TWO WAY ROAST CHUCK ROASTS ° Ib.5v ib.79t I4.85 SHORT RIB ROASTS ie.79 CROSSRIB ROAST .83 PRIME RIB ROAST lb. FRESH GROUND BEEF X59' KENT BACON BEEF STEAKETTES w79' BOLOGNA X43' PEAMEAL BACON PIECES X99' BULK WIENERS 2,,,99 ' BRAISING RIBS X59' SMALL SAUSAGE I. Ib. SPECIALS FOR . 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