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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-05-27, Page 2istrict • �� >i..xe�' ' u an a Kingsbridge V6 -759r i rancts oga retpy�o�'*• • t. . , a e'Iv ind i `g- Ick surge " ' t3� • .- Congratulations to Mr. and M..rs. Bill .Hogan of Lucknow, formerly of the 12th of Ashfield_ • who )celebrated their fifty-third' wed ing anniversary May 15th. Mrs. Bob Howard and children are enjoying a three ^°�» mos ohnsto'� d J es McDonald read. the address and Cotrtere'neg'} a iO n la Mrs, Towe attender) the confirmation • Charles Joiinstun presented a r Donald Haines; :die'„ eI g e : ""i service 1F✓,at Brussels_' Anglican purse of money. Both Mr. -and H girls ,andtlui°h«reep�3' , �' .;Craig thanked neighbours their mothe were guests at the . Pennies for Friendship Vie`" re Miss Gail Mille ' of_ fr c�"at and friends for the party. Scott's fib, ,, int th• �oitaay " 'win Heli chesteVa A ppiied the musk for Rp¢'sts sere present May meeting of the Auburn taken by Tracey Machan. Wonmen's Institu� to held in the The rol1'e' ell" iat lions � "re" Cornmunity Memorial hall. naming a good e ,er se ' and Pa 4.414 The• first vice-president, lis, demonstration. Miller. of k�u s sli a4nd��x. Mr, a n a^ `Ih ' r ,and lis. D a [{(� y,�(��(!j} y M n • I I ce ni tants was auetroneds>fr ,�.r,tacdte,,anrf�is.�i�aczaa,� charge of the meeting1 Mrs. Haines. „ ` ' _'' Cartwright ,,µ k Cartwright welcomed everyone Lorie .-Mrs-"Edwin Cart Master David I artwriglr l:�.prard9 q.. W and Miss Trudy Machan ThQ lcky ctlp was held by of Huronview visited last Sunday, spent , the holiday .with his president of the Auburn 2 cl b,aiirSers thanked the Women's In, ft to 'Lunch was ser' , with Mr„ and Mrs. , George grandparents, William Rueger, • ed by Mrs. Rueger and family in London. Ron told Carol`: . Witham Empey and Miss Sharon Mrs, Edwin Cartwright remained Mr. and Mrs. Thomas HaggittCtllins: -for a week's visit. and Stephen Haggitt were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies spent visitors recently with Mr. "and - Mr. U iUjJ1?:Richmond Hill., Woodstock. Miss Frances Houston spent Mr. 'and Mrs. ge�.grge (nee and the Leaders. t 0.4 Aubu.r +rl� wry;: °"Colouixr cocrnn piano so pi d MeC d T - y rr resen.t:d their skit, or.pu", with t or, Joanne Hickey, '7W"Wanda Plaetzer. A was•4 aye rby Doreen�, �F urn a `prseed • their teatian, ' -``T e Correct with commentator, 'tlbe weekend with friends at Mrs. Kenneth Haggitt at ci a Is • Mr. and - Mrs. George Schneider returned recently from a trip to New Brunswick. the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ' Eileen Foran) were honored last Jack McIntosh and family in _ Saturday night in the Auburn London.* . • Community hall following theirs James Towe is, a patient in recent rnarriage.' The address- of Victoria Hospital where he congratulations was read by Mrs. MaryLou Ra Hard and a purse Heather .,Elliott and Marie underwent surgery. Mrs. Towe is y Bill Trommer of Hespeler , .Empey and Holly Elliott spent the weekend wall his visitingwith her son in Lonon. of money was presented by Cyril d�•t j a s • ! . �•;.e�.:•. anke _.McDougall of I vaek who-vvas-a _everyone for . attending_and for �I'rommer°and Criinie the gift. They will make their home in -.Halifax. assisting. A '�`;'liaeh�l; ° i n }^ °•M r titer '""'"- r fi, if"a^t;'ions • to Alan Auburn 3 presented theirand Mrs. Jack Young'of member of the winning team for . skit; '."took Right For Play". Mr. Mitchell and Mrs. Roy Farrow of the Inco First Aid.competition the parts were Donna Goderich visited last Sunday ° held recently at Sudbury. The Chamney, Barbara Chamney, \yith Mr. —and Mrs. Thomas" Levack team won top honors Joyce, Charriney, Susan out of a total of 153 teams' and Thompson, Linda Jefferson Johnston and Miss Laura -received the: Pa-rker�•'shield and - Phillips. Laurie, and Gail Johnston. Jean Ralph Graviston of Tavistock medal plus cash prizes for their Hardy was absent. Carol Gross outstanding performance. Allan called on friends in the village - played a piano solo. t+-'Satuxria .' has recently returned to_Levack A choir sang,, ".Let. There Be ,,.s't:- " :and,. iVirs -jeonartl°-Coyne._ .after -two w.eeli&holi.day with his Peace"., accompanied by • " igris of Windsor spent tthe holiday parents, . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Naylor. with• her brother, Ross Robinson McDougall. • Doreen McClinchey thanked and.Mrs. Robinson. their Leaders and- the,. Women's Guests .ever the holiday with Institute and introduced the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines Auburn I club who were wearing were Mr. and Mrs. Al. .Lake, their separates for summer. Kimberley and Karen of Mrs. Thomas Haggitt ` Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald introduced and'told about each Livermore and Robert of Fordwich and Ed Haines of separate • 'that Auburn 2 had newlyweds and William Cowan , Made. Doris. Naylor played Woodstock. presented them with a purse of Born in Auburn, he was the son of the :late James Howatt music while the girls paraded. Mr: and Mrs. Earl Youngblut_ money. "Both Mr, and- Mrs. and Emma Searles and was in his Donna Chamney remarked on • and Christin of Woodstock; `Youngblut thanked their the outfits that Auburn 3 had Miss Barbara anderson of neighbours, and friend$. 70th year. He attended S. S. No. made and were modelling. Toronto and Mr."and Mrs. Paul 'Several members of the 5 Londle boett, and was a member of Londe koro United Church. Mrs. William Empey had an Johnston of London spent the Auburn Horticultural "Society He is survived by 'his wife, the elimination 'contest and . Marie, weekend with Mr. , and • Mrs. 1 attended the tea at Blyth last d former Anna• Christina Gardiner• • CORRECTION Mr. and Mrs. George Million celehr '--•their -5-7-th---wedding anniversary recently, not their 75th, as`was reported., - Obituary Mr. and Mrs. Ross Youngblut ,VI►ILMEll HOWATT were recently honored with a Funeral services were held at reception in the`` ,Community Arthur's Funeral Home, Auburn, Memorial hall following their for Wilmer Howatt . of recent marriage. The Country_ LOndesboro on Saturday, May Boys supplied the music for '22 He passed away in Victoria 'dancing. Edgar Daer read an Hospital, London, on Thursday, address of congratulations to the May 20 Empey was the winner. " It was decided •to have the next ' meeting on Wednesday, June 16, at 8 p.m. Arrangements. • were •- made to collect garbage from the picnic area and to purchase new picnic tables. Glen Naylor was asked to cut' the grass around the picnic tables. • Wilfred Sanderson: , Saturday sponsored"by the Blyth, one daughter, Mrs.°1VIac (Helen) „Mr. and Mrs. Roy ' Cope, Horticultural Society. ' Hodgert of Usborne, Township; Sheila and Carol of London Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur and three sons, James and visited,, last 'Saturday with , Mr. .and Miss Jayne spent the,.holiday. Gordon of HullettTownship and and Mrs. Kenneth McDougall. . at North • Bay. Miss Nancy John of Stratford; and 15 ' Mr: and Mrs: Ralph Hamlyn ' • Anderson went as far' as , grandchildren. — of •Lambeth visited last Sunday ' Powassan and visited with' Mr. ; Rev. S. McDonald `was. in with • his '..- uncle? Albert '4' and Mrs. Douglas Warwick. , chai'ge of -the services. ' ' McFarlane, and Mrs. McFarlane. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Pallbearers were Herbert Guests over the weekend with William Stlraughan over the lousher • John Armstrong. 'r.ry +j.wee/rk1 ��(acatian. ,in tretand .with..; 43 plow ,As 414tlattlAkai -km& 14. Kingsbridge, attended the' Lond Diocesan Catholic Women's League Convention at the Holiday Inn in Windsor on May 18 and 19th. Mrs. Peter Witteveen and Mrs. John 'Rutteen of the Netherlands are visiting with their sister, Mrs. John 1VliItenburg, Mr. Miltenburg and family for four weeks, • Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin and ,, daughter of Hamilton were weekend visitors with Mrs.`1,laise Martin. Mr. • and Mrs. Morris Dalton and family of Sarnia were Woodstock spent Cher' weekend wtttrhet', 'parents, Mr.. sand Mrs. Dennis Hogan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tigert had to destroy their two dogs on Saturday morning after th.ey.had• • _been bitten bj- what appeared t� be a rabid fox about three o'clock' during the night. Jack '°! .. ttie. RIX. rind away for tests,` but it is almost certain that it was rabid beiiig that it Was right at the Tigertas • house.. Mark Doherty, son of Mr. find Mrs.' Clarence Doherty is a patient in the Alexandria Marine • and 'General Hospital, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tigert and, family attended the annual Tigert pancake breakfast, at the lake on Sunday... 441 calf club •e W .0 69,11, visite, E4x.—and hold first meet lis. Dennis Dalton. __.Mr._. and. _ Mrs._ Kerry_ Hogan_ The_ first- -regular--meeting of-- and family of London were the Dungannon 4—H, Calf Club visitors over the weekend/with was •held on the farm of Bob Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan,. . McNeil, May 18. ' Mrs. Julia Langevene of ,Brian Whitely opened the Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. John /Howard over the weekend. 1'ir. and Mrs. John Riegling and family of Chatham visited with.. J and_114rs..Car7Riegling meeting. Len MacGregor, extension assistant for Huron County; " showed slides on Beef and Swine - and those present identified "23" feed stuffs. ,• ., Delegates were 'chosen to to ,Mrs.' Duncan . - MacKay were weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Radford,George Powell, Cliff, ,-, to the l' , Annual May DuncannKay> Miss' Robertson of Copper__ -Robert Burns. • :and Bert•,`'.•,`'..31 atLodesboro. They are Mrs. Mac�.ad ss Judy NovikiCl ,Douglas Robertson of _Shobbrook. .,- - Frank Raithby, Mrs. Donald all of Sault Ste.• Marie, Mr. and Ottawa, and Capt. and Mrs. • Fiowerbearers ' : were four Cartwright, Mrs. Gordon Naylor Mrs. C. Skolrood. ' of ' Stoney Peter Armour of Comox, B.C. grandsons, Kevin Howatt,. Keith and Mrs. Robert. Arthur.. Creek; 'Mr. and. Mrs. John Weir The Armours are .enroute to Howatt, Larry Howatt and Lee Mrs. ' Beth Lansing, Mrs. 'Wilfred._ . Sanderson and Mrs. Robert Turner formed , a committee to approach the Town Councillors about redecoratiang the Council Chambers in"the Town 'Hall. 'the executive will be in 'charge of arranging for the tea at the --IT u ro nView auxiliary meeting: . , where he Hodgert. and Mrs. ..Elsie „Eustace of Bagotsvil e, Quebec London; John MacKayand Miss will be stationed and where they ,. Burial was in . Hope Chapel Christine, Finkbeiner of London will make their home. - cemetery, Hullett Township;: and John, MacKay of Kintail. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Munro of . ' Mr. ' and Mrs. Keith Arthur, Orangeville and Mr. and. Mrs., Wayne and Philip Arthur and Arnold Currie, Paul and David of Ronald Arthur and Miss Wendy Toronto visited Monday with Wilson of , Toronto visited- Mrs. Ralph Munro. Sunday- with Mr:"arid-Mrs. John A large crowd^°,attended the Arthur of London. " .,, •• wedding. reception for Mr. and - Mrs. Harvey Andrews of Mrs. All Craig last Friday The .card report prepared by Exeter and M s. aeries' McLaren evening in the Community. Mrs. Andrew Kirkcontiell'' was of Clinton visited recently. with Memorial hall. The employees of 'read. by Mrs. Cartwright. - - Mrs. Gordon Taylor. the sawmill- were ifi charge: Peter 4 . We).* sir rim l/..� -,mairMee We5have • a good supply of the i`N_FmW SEAFARER VARIETY" and SANILAC a Foundation and Certified. iln I a Al 'LIQUID 'HERBICIDE ■. FOR BE -ANS, - IN-DINfI► Two proven weedkillers in one liquid , concentrate. " - Greater safety for all types of beans `":'rade with Confidence" :4 GOd-ericii: Mi nor Ba-seboI4- EMPT B•TTLE- BLIT (POP, BOTTLES & BEER BOTTLES) STARTS 9 A.M. Saturday, May 29 Have your bottles ready and we'll pick them up.. If we should miss you, please give us a call a 52447682. 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Don't let your corn run out of 'gro•w-power this •season. `Order you'r sidedress nitrogen now. We'll also be glad. to apply it for you. Callus to -day for fparticularS. Bu i do it now — then watch your crop gp! ®Reg'd. Trademark 0 C'r CYAIVAM Serving the man whose business Is Agriculture • 4^ • • 0 • T Phone 262-2527. NEW Phone Number 4824423 4 ' ` Howard~McKendry Ralph Buffing.