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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-02-04, Page 1664, OOP,1RICH SIGNAL" -STAR, THURSU, .Y. 'F J3RUARY 4, 1971. BY M.R,S. ubu,.rn and iSTtr!t,. s aaaoWICK AuburnWI hears Whitton from Sifto The January- meeting of the Auburn Weaken's hi$titute was held ' in the 'Community Memorial • -Half with the president; " _., Leonard Archambaultirk", charge. ' • „Ineeting .>;uas c iu the. �� fashion with Mrs, Robert J. , ' Philli'ps at the • piano. , The . minutes ' • and.,th'e - financial statement • were given 'by Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. 'Thomas Haggitt. A letter from Mrs. Austin Zoeller, F. W.I.O. president was 'read. Mrs. Gordon Powell e 5267595 Hospitat Auxiliary holds ann 1 meeting The Wornen's,,Auxiliary of the Alexandra General' andMarine Hospital held its Annual Meeting with , a- .good representation of members present. , 'Miss B. Lauder presided when annual reports ,were presented. During the year a set of introduced the guest speaker of the afternoon, `Fred Whitton, production managegof Sifto Salt Company at Goderich. stated that the 'GoLierich crone' is-grtuatecl,;?rr -the Michigan• Salt Basin and” ^s'howed a gep,",.f{1GMW6N.w•+da§uv. .. . AYM.g" .r?,{�.'A11• } cross-section diawmg ot l'he • shaft. Mr. Whitton said that- they are working 1700 feet below the demand aeat deal of salt. �' reference books was. provided Mrs. Powell thanked 1Vlt for the use of /he nurses.' it' was Whitton and on be half . ,of the " arranged to proVide a bursary _fpr 'WI • members presented him a deserving student of the 'with a gift. , Huron -Perth Sc , 1 trim usters ` were piurchased�. for ;the projects, namely the Annual. Penny Sale and Tea and sale of calendars; for the services of the women who' give their ;tithe to assist the . members of the Auxiliary with the sewing; and to all who , have helped in any way to make the year 1970 ,a successful ene for the Hospital• Gold!. and Brownie News SECOND GODERICH GUIDE CQI�IPANY Sunday afternoon,' Januar' 24 proved to be an .excellent day fdr a, winter hike.. 'Twenty=Six of ' the girls left North Street Church at one o'clock and hilted Auxiliary. down to the new beach area. '`�'''' MrYs.. E. Howey presented the , ' ' We broke -.off into groups and ' School of r n of the t minatidns some laid trails .and then -the • D g. committee. Mrs. ' G. C. White, fiilie conuener•0ot A icultUrfa arrcl e• of •watnerr ,('p'�n� 1 t��Y,p {.� ��rtltetrt� surface, employ 180 "nten' and ship daily two to. six thousand tons of salt by truck and rail. • Besides using salt for ice control on the highways, he said that chemical companies and vv ater ,.c, softener companies Knox U.0 congregation elects new officers ' The annual congregational meeting of 'Knox United Church_. was held last Wednesday in the Sunday school room of the church. Members of Unit -Two of the I'.C�W_._ served dinner • at �` 12:30 p.m. and the meeting Y _ folaowed with Pastor Alfred Fry in charge. Roberi"Arthur, Stanley Ball; • Walter Cunningham and W. J: Tilltot were -eledt"ed -to='seT-ve .2_,. elders. Miss Margaret,R. Jackson was elected honorary -,-elder. William L. Craig,' " Sidney McClinchey, Mr`s. Brian:, Hallam and Mrs. Lawrence' Plaetzer were elected to serve on the toard of Stewards. Trustees ' Henry'.,$rindley, Gordon Gross, Charles 'Scott„, Percy Youngblut and Robert Armstrong were re-elected. Church treasurer is Mrs. Kenneth 'McDougall' and Fred Wagner; M. and M: Fund, Allan' Webster and Mrs. Dorothy •Grahge. Mr. arid Mr's. Elliott . La,pp •were „ named the manse committee. and -Bert Marsh and. Mrs: William L. Craig were appointed auditors. ' , The , Session is to be and Mrs. Alfred Fry for their excellent service and dedication (;o the Auburn community. Pastor Fry thanked the members :and expressed the• hope that' he and Mrs. Fry, could continue to serve here. , . About 40 members attended, several over 80, Miss Margaret Jackson and. Mrs: Charles Straughan of Blyth were present. --��:VItss' J'aels�n :.:=L4raoke�; 'they congregation fore the • special service which they had held for her and Mrs. Straughap for their many years of service. (GIT fashion • p ' The,' AuburnC.G.I.T.. group --met at the Elliott home with . ,eleven girls' present. The meeting 'was opened with the C:G.I.T. "”,;i ymn and purpose arid the offering was received after' the treasurer's report. Arva Ball was in:charge of the meeting and Sherry Plaetzer led aper flowers made to --the ' Homemaker's Service. f . 'Two mobil 'suction 'cups ,a Colson stret�:• r and pad and a Davis R:`"'i•nt roller were purchased for the use offthe hospital. Christmas favours were prepared for patients. A group of dedicated women, accomplish a great deal in the the eeond term ex. d d gs 1 al f and The Third presse " the co-ope ation She had received duri g the year. The follow g is they list of officers for 197 . Archambault also "thanked the speaker fpr his interesting way ,he presented the working on'the mine. An invitation to attend the 70th anniversary, February 4th was accepted and tickets' were ordered. Leaders for 4.H program were' chosen: Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Miss Frances " Houston, Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. William `Empey and Mrs. • .Donald Haines. Letters of thanks from the War Memorial, Children's Hospital, London • and. Huronview were read and also from the Children's Aid Society.' It was decided to send a delegate to Officers' Conference in April at Guelph and Mrs. Donald Ines, secretary - treasurer was" named' to be the Auburn delegate. responsible for choosing a guest, . in .prayer. The minutes , of the • Minister and 'setting the date., of the Anniversary service. ,Mrs. Torrance' Tabb • was re --elected treasurer ;of and ,,Kenneth 'Flower Fund Ntcbougall was named to continue being captain of,,the,,,ushers. A letter from the trustees of, Knox Presbyterian Church offering the • pulpit in their Sunday school as.a gift. to Knox United Church ,Sunday School was read. The gift was accepted and the appreciation_ of the congregation is extended to. the donors. After " a --'lengthy •discussion regarding the purchase of 'd new Organ; it was decided to call anether meeting, to decide this' Matter. A very sincere expression of thanks was extended to Pastor previous meeting were accepted as read. A . discussion followed' re collecting for the March' -of • Dimes as usual but -the decision was left until the next meeting. Plans were made for a toboggan party on January 31 and going to the Plaetzer home for lunch after. . Mrs. Edwin . Cartwright"of Mrs. Maurice Bean conducted Huronview spent Sunday with a Bible quiz. While the girls ,her son, Donald Cartwright, Mrs. made flowers from crepe paper, Cartwright, David; Derrick and - Mrs. Bean made arrangements Lone. „ I ' r' "' t e aur-ttik teitir-a.campfrre Past President, Mrs. H. Rivers;' -President, Mrs. G. C. White; First Vice -President, Mrs. F. Bowra; Secretary', Mrs. R. W. Hughes; 'I`reasurer, Mrs. J. W. McLaren;. way of new sewing and,tnending Gift Shop` Convener, Mrs. • C. Worsell; Assistant Convener, hospital., materials. .,The Gift - Mrs. C. C. Arnbery; Gift Shop Shop 'and Gift Cart 'operate in an -Personnel;" Mrs. E. Howey;. Gift efficient way. - Shop Treasurer, Mrs. E. Teenage, Candystripers, under Pridharn; Sewing Convener, M the sponsorship of the Auxiliary, C. Cutt; Publicity (, - perform a wggthwhile service. M r s.. R . • M c C a ► ,. r ,,, ; The Women's Auxiliary are Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. •C. grateful to . thel citizens of Murray;` Historian, Mrs. M.. Goderich' who have supported Ainslie, and Telephone and assisted them in their Convener, Mrs. F Walrkom. ..• Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell,,....... convener of the card committee, reported�[f"cards sent (�anQd read the t1 14 k=-5?--xlia'te.-97- �^II 1 ed -A -. The motto, If you're • not afraid to roll up your sleeves you're not likely to lose your shirt, prepared by. Miss Margaret Jackson of Blyth, was read by Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock: The roll call •'was answered by naming a farm product you' never have seen grown and 'the collectidn was taken up by Marilyn Archambau-lt and ,Lurie Cartwright. ' • reading was given) by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. A , musical contest ' was giver, by Mrs. Gordon Taylor andthe winner was Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer., ' Prizes were, won by Mrs. William 'Straughan for having the nearest,wedding anniversary; MarilyArchambault for the nearest birthday.; and Mrs. Wa Brooks had' the lucky cup. Hostesses for the afternoon were. Mrs. Gordon Taylor, Mrs. Gordon Powell . and Mrs. Arnold Graig. . Auburn Socials for ter, Mr. Wi a policeman, to speak at a meeting. After lunch the meeting was. closed with• -Taps. ' Mr. ,and'Mrs. Art• Laidlaw'and Karen Ann of Wing>'iam visited last Sunday with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDowell. `Frs. William Maines, ttonalcr Marnes_and Miss Shirley Maines Explorers elect -slate of Goderich visited‘Sunday,with "'"" Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. =Phillips. William Trommer• of Hespeler is' convalescing at the home of •The Auburn United Church his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer • Trommerfollowing 'surgery. . Explorer group held a successful , T, One -candidate ort Mr. and, Mrs. J. A. McIntosh year accordin g to their re p and family, Jack and Margo, '• The Miss Janet - Coleman .and' Miss' • assistant -counsellor is Miss Marie for war d �Mrs. Eldon McLennan. given by their Chief Counsellor• Julie Schram, all of London, • - spent the weekend'- with Miss race in 72 Plunkett. Frances Houston. There is alreadyone 'c The officers were as follows: n .o KocirR: andidateGiiisef a Ex; rte - Y y ,. �.... '�i-•'lyrfnrr---�er '.t tY E - ' ' a -•ati nt in 4101- Goderich 'mak �1���e� ��'�`"�� n'�eeper--.-� the that he is a patient to Goderich County in 1972. He is Elmer • Treasure, Judy. Robinson; Hospital suffering from a Hayter, reeve of Stanley, Keeper of the Log, Debbiesit Township who was defeated-'' Jefferson. The girls are working Tuesday by 1971 Warden Jack on a knitting projectof making Alexander, Wingham, in a tie lap warmers for the patients at vote broken by the reeve of Huronview. Goderich, Paul 'Carroll. • In November, two 'ne'w While Hayter indicated, his ° members were initiated: Laurie disappointment at losing the Elliott' and Jdyce Henderson. race, he pledged his support to Stars were given out also. the -new warden and said he • •Secb'nd, year stars were given would e'ptitinue to work to the to Sherry Yerbeck, ` Connie best of his ability "without fear Trommer,, Janet Cook, and Jane "or favor." - Thompson. Third year stars were The, Stanley reeve did say his given to Judy Robinson, Marilyn "running shoes" were still in fine Wightman, Debbie Jefferson and shape. Faye Hildebrand. "I will be a candidate when The study for' this' coming` that chair 'bedbates vacant next season is "How the Word Gets year," said Hayter. Around" and is a very He received a ' round of interesting 'study about how, the applause from all his associates Word of God is spread_ iri the council chamber. throughout the world. fract,ured'. hip. He• is well known • • in this community, • having relieved the manager at the bank here many times. Mrs. W. ,,, , Braenock,' -o`Miss Shirley Watkins of Londesboro, • Miss Sheron Collins and George Collins visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Holzworth at Palmerston. • turnout the day before • last ' After' their PoW Wow Pack made, by Diana and Dawn Oke,' week's storm began. After a " Three .. passed The ' queeze" Brenda Lougheed and Linda Vance. A few, frozen: feet but -We game to loosen up a bit,• the . • around before going home. . had a good time! The next night :.we enrolled all our Tenderfoot Guides with a candlelight' ceremony,,, • Mrs. McCreath, our Commssioner, enrolled Sherri Mai Laren, Dawn Oke, Ann Marie Murphy, Laurie- Streeter; aurie""Streeter; Donna Jackson, Robin Ormandy, Wendy' MacLean,, Susan More, 'Leslie MacEwan, "Julie. Armstrong, Cathy Wiser 'and Diana Freeman and we welcome them to the. sisterhood of •Guides: Thrift, Athletic and Keeping. 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