HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-09-30, Page 8gODERI.ICI-1 SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1971
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Key. and Mrs. Clarence
McClenaghan had cousins Mr.
.and Mrs. Wesley Clark from
Scotland Ontario visit with them
on the weekend..
, Mr. 'and Mrs. Wallace Wilson
1. took Wanda to. London last
Sunday to begin her third year
at Western University.
Mrs. Gladys Wallis of.Clinton
visited recently with Mrs. Minnie
Jones.
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Errington
are holidaying in Indianapolis.
Harvest. Thanksgiving Service
was held in St. Paul's Anglican
Church on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrie Glenn
and Mr. and Mrs. Allister Nivins
spent a recent weekend .at
drillia and Huntsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Murray, Marsh
and three children from
Wyoming visited their relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Parky Wiggins and
Bill. Mrs. Wiggins is home after
many weeks in hospital.
" Mrs. Thos. Webisterbad a toe
operation in Victoria hospital,
London, and was able to return
home on Saturday, but must
remain off it for three weeks.
Mrs.. Mary Rivett, Goderich,- is
staying with her.
- Harold Blake and Mrs. Cecil
Blake spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne
Pentland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Benson Pentland of Lond
returned Saturday from
two-week koliday in Quebec.
Congratulationsio Mr..Brown
Srnyth who had •his 80th
birthday on Sunday. Sept, 26th.
and Mrs. Gordon Smyth
were host and hostess assisted by
4'Mrs. Wm, Wiggins, to a surprise
birthday . party.. at his home 'in
Dirrigannon when many relatives
and friends called throughout
the day. Brown has served this
community in many capacities
as a public school trustee, as a
councillor of West Wawanosh for
14 years (1934-48) and Warden
of Huron County in 1947. He
has been a President of. the;
Huron Liberal Association, and a
Director of W. W. Fire Insurance
Co. for 13 years with one,year as
its President He is now retired,
and has one brother. Bob, living
in Toronto. Since the death of
his sister, Mrs. Bessie Stewart,' he
has resided atone in Dungannon,
Brown was especially pleased
when the bride and, groom of
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Doug.
Brown, nee Susan. Park, -his•
neighbour, dropped .in to say
"Happy Birthday."
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott and,
-Matthew of Kitchener:spent the
Mr..and..Mrs,...B,F-Comfort m ..5...=;',::i,vRekond :with Mr., and. Ws..
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a.m. Mrs. Blake was a guest at . laidup for two weeks with
the Finnigan-Berezuk wedding pneumonia.'"
in Niagara Falls on Saturday. , Mrs. Bernadine Kinney ot'
Mr. and Mrs, Wm., AtkinsOn itingsbridge and Detroit visited
and children of Oshawa , visited on Monday with- Blakes- and
this weekendwith Mr. Herb -recalled many former Crewe and,
Finnigan.. . Kingsbridgeftiends.
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WI at Auburn
Grandma
Grandmothers of the district
were guests' at the September
Meeting of the Auburn Women's
Institute.neldJast Tuesday in the,
Commonity Memorial hall.
President Mrs, Leonard
Archambault was in charge, of
the meeting and opened with a
poem "COlor". She also
remark -ed.--; that-- a lady had
remarked about the beautiful ,
color ()lour maple trees north of ,
Clinton in our vicinity on Open
Line one morning.
Mrs. Sidney Cliechey favored
with a piano instrumental. Mrs.
Ed Davies gave a reading. Mrs.
William L. Craig gave the motto,
the past is never deacLueless we
of the present make if so.
Mts. Celia Taylor sang two
solos• ac'companied by Mrs.
William Brooks, both wearing
old fashioned • clothing. Mrs.
William Empey gave a reading.
The minutes of•the previous
meeting were approvedas read
by Mrs, Thomas Haggitt in'The
absence of the secretary, Mrs.
Donald'Haines.
On' motion and approval of .
the members the bills forthe
heater and. theremostat .and
heater for the town hall and the
new kitchen flooring* in the
cornmunity halt; wilitte:paid;„„-rat„,„
istrict
526-7595
wove -hot post?
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Clinton. It Was decided to buy a grandchildren, Mrs. 4, William
'new tin for the Villager -to be Straughan; oldest grandchild,
put up next spring.
----itim-1-Beth- Lansing reportect-.'".
A successful auction was held
Mrs -George Milian. ,
for the Library committee and w,ith Mrs. Brooks as auctioneer
stated that the new drapes • assisted by Mrs. Haggitt and Mrs,
Would be put up in the Library Archambault. The collectilon was
roonissoorr,-•- taken by Mrs. Donald Cartwright
andMrs.
hostesses,
mm.
Gslousher.
ThWilliam
Empey, Mrs.William L. Craig,
Mrs. Ed Davies and Mrs. Robert
Phillips and Mrs. Mabel
Straughan, served lunch.
Prizes were given for oldest
grandmother present, Mrs,
William Stewart; youngest
grandmother, Mrs. Cart Walker,
Port , Severn; , grandmother
wearing hot -pants or pant -dress,
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt; most
Auburn Bible Society
hears business report
The anqual meeting of the'
Auburn Bible Society was held
iast week in the. St. Mark's
Anglican' Church with Rev.
Keith Stokes in charge.
- James Towe read the
scripture lesson from the new
Bible version. President Towe
took over for the business-
portidn. ,
The minutes were approved
lasr-i,a•eadwiaij%4t1.g4tzttxe,,tza.p;••4Ili.
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statement was given by the
treasurer, Mrs. Beth Lansing.
Mr. Towe introduced the
guest sPeaker of the evening,
Rev. John.Thompson of London.,
who showed the film, TheFinest
Gold on Thialand.'
The new officers for the
coming year are as follows:
president, • R,onald Hallam;
NomiktellittriMitY4Orettendvtherp.
W. I. meeting at„..Goderich ort
October 7 was accepted, The
Huron. ,County Women's
Institute rally will be. held at
Ethel on October 4 and Mrs.
Frank 'Raithby Was appointed
delegate.
Mrs Ed Davies Will be
',delegate to the London. Area
convention to be held in Clinton
on September 30 and October
1st. .
It, was announced that a
sewing course -Sewing with -Knits
-will be held in Clinton on
October 6 and 7 and Mrs. W.
Elliott was appointed leader
with assistant AP":he appointed
later.
It was the desire of, the new
members to try and get a leather
course in the near future.
Some of fhe members
reported going to Huronview to
quilt andsome attended the
Huronview Auxiliary meeting.
The Executive planned a trip
around Hurn County to points
of Interest and,. the members
approved the trip planned by the
president and Secretary:- N
Plans were made for the
'smorgosbord wedding dinner to
be served, on October '8. Mrs.
-Donald Haines Will be in charge
of the kitchen Assisted by Mrs..
Thomas .1-laggitt and Mit. Frank
Raithby and the dining room
wiW be -in- charge T -of -Mrs.
Lawrence Plaetzer and Mrs..
Eleanoz. Bradnoek.
Roll call 'was answered by
telling whatour grandmother's
think of hot -pants. All gtiests
introduced ttemselves. •
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconeell
gave the card report and Mrs. Ed
Davies gave theresolutions
reports which are being voted on
at the Area convention in
County will- conicler
dropping from MODA
• The Development Committee
of Huron County Council is now
wrestling with the question of
whether or not to "withdraw
support from - the MODA
organization in 1972'g
"The" 'Development
Committee is' concerned with
the- future •programing as it
would relate to the Development
Officer," the report by Alex
McGregor, chairman, stated. "In
the _first place', the coPhmittee is
somewhat dpappointed that
there has not been any
development at the Canadian
Forces Base, Clinton, as far as an
-Pverall takeover of the Base.
Nevertheless, council has been
hard but what has he got to
show you?"
The matter was returned to
the Development Comrriittee for
furt,ter ,study and.
recommendation at a later date,
At conier'ence
Kenneth S. Wood D".C,-"a
Clinton chiroPractor has been
elected President of the Ontario
Chiropractic ,Associatiori, at
their annual conference last
week in Tont.
More than 350 doctors and
wives attended the conference
and heard guest 'lectures from
assured that the DeYelopilicht New York and California present
Officer has done . everything papers' on psychology and
"whiplash" ...utomObile injuries.
possible to try and obtain some
Dr. Wood -has practiced in
type, of "replaCeirient for the
..,.,_----AnneZ-Forces-which -occupied- --Glintan--since-I95-8; and in July
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this area for many yearS.'1was honoured with- the
The report recommended to "Chiropractor of the Yea'r"
coencil that consideration
, award for Canada, by the
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given to retaining the Chiropractic Research
• ...develOpment program under the Foundation, Dallas,exas
'direction of the Dev,elopment This award i presented
Officer, Spence Curniniiva„.for,, annu 11 in .ree gnitioe for
1972 anrwithdrawing, suPPOir '' .ndThg contributions to the
from the MODA orgartization science of „phipj,,actic and for
•next year.
dedicated serviCe o'his patients
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McGregor told council and communit
county ratepayers could not
.'afford to keep ath
commitments and said that
Spence Cummings is working
with the entire county now.
Reeve Charles Thomas, Grey,
said that when MODA was fist
set' up, it was • mainly' for
industrial 'promotion and,
tourism, "Now," said Thomas, -
"it is involved in the process of
regional economic planning, and
- is a •kind of `go-between' for
'municipal and provincial
governrhent.." He said that as'a
provincial program, it itiould,be
financed with provincial dollars.
"I 'don't kee that we should
• (have . to ' finance a provin'cial
• prograin," reasoned Thomas,
"but, on the other hand,! think
, we should be participating in it."
• - • Don McNeill, Colborne,
.noted' that, the committee didn't
f,eel it was "getting the support
,sha,uld have been •getting"
from MODA. He Asked Thomas
what kind of support would be
forthcoming from MODA if
'Huron withdrew financial
support but still hoped to
partiCipate in the program?
• "What has MODA done for
• Huron County?" asked Allan
Campbell, Reeve of McKillop.
Thomas briefly outlined somi
of MODA's activities in Huron,
bUt added -That there had not
been all that much visible proof
of activity in the county.
"I!ll have to admit that the
goveinment part of the program
has consmited most of the time,
talents and money. It hasn't -left
our staff Much time to`work on
other thing's, but there haye been
..,..,stie.W4Tattaihomas.
4644rx9'614''''501tIte-stititill'ArtgotAi6VidatiV,C
about ur Development
-Oftleer," ad ed. Harold :Lobb,
Reeve of Cli ton. "He's worked
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Sponsorad by the Huron Bruce
Liberal. ASSOCiAtion.
secretary, Mrs. Thomas' Haggitt;
„-treagurer, Mrs. Beth Lansing;
collectors, Westfield, Miss
Janetta Snell, Miss Elaine Snell;
tNorth Road,, Mrs. William
Empey, Mrs. Noripa'n
McClinchey; Gravel Road, Mrs.
Gordon Chamney, Mrs. Maurice
-Bean; Oth Hullett, Mrs. Elliott
Lap.ni„ Baseline; Mrs, Brian
Hallam, Mr. . .Lloyd Penfound;
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W a wanosh, Ronald Hallam;
Auburn North East, Mrs. Myrtle
Munro, Mrs. Ted Mills;
North-west, .Mr. Kenneth
McDougall, -Mrs. Frank Raithby;
South-west, Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt, Mrs. Wilfrid Sanderson;
SOuth-east, Mrs. Donald Haine's.
Rev. Thompson closed the
meeting with prayer....
•
Thirteen girls met at the,
home of Mrs. Williarri Empey
la,st weektorthe first meeting of
their fall project, `Dairy Fare".
To open the meeting each girl
introdUced herself to the other
members.
• The electibn of officers took
place: President,. Barbar ,
Empey; vice-president, Carol
'Gross; secretary, Holly Elliott;
press reporter, Gabriele Voelmle.
• The girls decided to call their
club The Milky Shakes. .
, Topics discussed were record
books, 'working methods, (with
'food) dishwashing, dairy foods,
milk in many fOrms, milk, in
drinks, under the direCtion of
:the leaders, Mrs. William Empey
• and IVIES HeatFer E1Uot.'
Gail Empey and Marie Empey
demonstrated quick cheese pizza
and a chocolate milk made by
Marion de 'Groot and Barhara
'Empey.
Auburn No 1 Dairy Queens.
Silver anniversary
met at the -134e. of Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock for their third Meeting
with • the vice-president,
.Joanne Heckey in charge...
The meetingwas Opened with
the pledge followed by' the
,minutes read by Judy Van
Dongen.
Prices and proper care of the
various milk forms were
discussed.
Sheron Collins served the
peanut butter custaird , and
cottage cheese' assisted 'by Gail
Seers. Gail Seers' closed the
Ineeting.with the 4-H Creed.• '
All were present at the home
Of Mrs. William Empey for the
second meeting of qv , Auburn
--Milk-Shaltes--4.--H Club.
The leader, Mrs. Empey
.spoke On rnilk and. health,
yogurt and skim milk:powder.
• Heather Elliott demonstrated
Yogurt'Chip Dip and everyone
• lasted it with potato chips. -
Auburn couple • honored
• The fin* of Mr- and Mrs...Bil Stanbury of Goderich and
Stanley , 1 Auburn Donald Stanbury, of London.
entertained over 100 relatives The pianist was Mrs, Fred
last Saturday evening in the Wallace, New Dundee, and the
Auburn Community Memorial soloists were Mrs. Ernest Durnin
Hall On the occasion of-trielf—Srld-"MtrChas. Adams. .
----254b wedding anniversary. was served. Mr. and
•K a I mer D w so n of Mrs. Ball received many gifts and
Dungannon was master of cards to mark this silver wedding
ceremonies and presided for the anniversary.
Program. The Kissing Kousins
(Bea Cousins) provided Musical Auburn , Socials
numbers:- They were Douglas
Durnin, guitarist; Arva Ball,
pianist; Larry Adaing on the
drums. Miss Brenda Ball, Mrs.
Len Hoffman, Daryl and Dayk
Ball sang a- quartette nainber
While Keven Adams and David
• Durnin held a large sign.
Ernest Durnin on the
mouthorgan and Bert
.,ShObbrook, Londesboro, with
mouth Organ and guitar played a
duet. Aubrey Toll of Blyth sang
a solo.
Fred YoUtigblut of
,.,„Woodstock brought „ greetings
' and Mrs. Ernest Durnin and Mrs.
, Charlie Adams of Goderich sang
the An,piversary Waltz and Put
.:on YourOld Gray ,Bonnet. Mrs.
Donald Sprung of Goderich.
recited several numbers.
The remainder ol' the eveni
was spent playing court w
and crokinole.
All members of the w
party of 25 years ..a
riresent except Donald
of London.
Members of the •
party were Mrs. Nelson
st
dding
were
tanbury
eddieng
Bill Troinmer and friends of
Hespeler spent .the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Tronaer and Connie.
Mrs. Donald' Haines is' home
after a' week in Goderich
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. • Kenneth
McDougal accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Stewart of Clinton
on a trip to Ottawa, Province of
Quebec and Sudbury 'last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William kieck of
Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Bennett of Amherstburg
last week with Mn. and Mrs.
Williarn Straughan.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth McDougall on Sunday
were Mr. and • Mrs. , Elmer
McDougall, Galt, Mrs. *Ethel.
•9„ugat-t--NagaL94th; Mrs,
Myrtle •Munro, Auburn; Mrs.
Nellie McDougall,. Goderich;
• William MeEachern; and John
McEachern. Misses Mary and
Grace MCEachertr, Miss Donna
Riseborough, Mount Forest and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gross of
R.R.,1 Auern; •
cClure
of Seaforth and MMrs: Fred Youngblut of
Mrs. Wilmer
Woodstock visited Sunday with
, Glousher,:londesboro,-bOth, the
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bridesMaids; Ernest Durinn, best
man; arid ushers John Sanderson
of Blyth' and Donald Sprung or
Goderich,,, The page boys were
2,
Sandersdn-and • r. SvItleyson.
. Mrs. Duncan MacKay is a
patient in Goderich hospital. We
wish her a speedy,recovery.
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Auburn Socials
-It Mark's- Anglian Church
will hold it's annual Harvest
Thanksgiving service "next
Sunday, Ottober 3 at 1:15 p.m.
The rector, Rev. Keith Stokes
will be in charge and everyone ig
welCome,
Mrs. Alex Eberts, Mrs. George
Grant from Becher, Mrs. Hazel
Bowen of Wallaceburg
couple of days last Week with
Mrs. Ralph Munro.
Miss Diane Kirkconnell of
London spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. • -and Mrs:
Andrew Kirkconnell.. •
Mrs. Pat Daniel and Mrs. Mel
Bickle or Ingersoll visited one
day last week with Mrs. Ralph
Munro.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas'
Johnston and Miss Laura Philips
visited last Saturday with Mrs.
'Ethel Farrow at Mitchell and Mr. -•
Robert Younott Stratford.'
Congratulations to Ed Davies
who won first place in the "B"
class at Milverton Fall Fair In the
iforse-Shoe pitching
competition. ,
Mrs. Bill Boyes, Mrs.vDaniel
and Mrs. Bickle of Ingersoll,
visited last week with Mr. Hid
Mrs."Ed,Davies.
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