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PAGE 8A--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1973
AUBRN AND OISTRICT NEWS
Funeral services were held
on Monday April 30 for
William S. Dodd at the J. Keith
Arthur Funeral Horne, who
passed away April 27 in
University Hospital, London -af-
ter a short illness.
He was the son of the late
William Dodd and Jane Smylie
and lived at Stouffville before
corning to the Auburn com-
munity. He was a member of
Knox United Church and was a
mailman on R.R. 1 Auburn for
over 20 sears.
He is survived by his wife the
former Rita Harrison' and,^one
brother, Harry of Goderich. His
son William Jr. passed away in
1964
Pastor Alfred Fry_ conducted
the service with burial in Ball's
cemetery. Pallbearers were
Kenneth Scott, Major
Youngblut, Orval McPhee,
Duncan MacKay, William
Moss and Alvin Plunkett. The
flowerbearers were Thomas
Johnston and Andrew Kirkcon-
nell.
SOCIAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ward,
Penny and Michael of Lansing,
Michigan spent last weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Car-
twright, David, Derrick' and
Lorie.
Mrs. Richard Brooks spent a
few days this week at her horde
here. •She has been with her
husband who is very ill in St.
Joseph's Hospital London.
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Trom-
mer visited last Wednesday
with his mother, Mrs. Emma
Tromrner at Cambridge. Mrs.
Trommer returned with them
and will make her home with
them.
Mrs Kenneth Scott is a
patient in University Hospital
London, we wish her a speedy
recovery...
Mr. Stephen Haggitt of
Hamilton has returned home
from college.. and .-is .visiting
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt.
Misses J. Houston, J.
Jamieson, A. Adair and J.
Bulges all of Toronto spent the,
weekend with Mrs, Frances
Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Robin-
son of Clinton and Mrs. Edna
Greinsen of Detroit visited one
day last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Maitland Allen. •
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Mr. Thomas Johnston atten-
ded the 97 annual convention
of the Grand Chapter of On-
tario West held at Barrie last
week. He was a delegate from
the Blyth chapter.
Mr. and Mrs. John MacKay
of London spent the weekend
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan MacKay.
The Rev. Fred Carson , of
Princeton, the new incumbent
of St. Mark's Anglican Church
will commence,.his ministry at
that church on Sunday May 6th
at8a.m.
Mr. Dave Millian of Elnora
Alberta visited last week with
Mr: and Mrs. Maitland Allen.
Mr. -and Mrs. Wilfred San-
derson visited one day last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Youngblut at Woodstock.
Mrs. Verna Doerr of Niagara
Falls spent . the weekend with
her father Mr. Robert Cham-
ney.
,,WALKERBURN CLUB
The monthly meeting of the
Walkerburn club' was held at
the home of Mrs. Roy Daer.
The president, Mrs. Elliott
Lapp was in charge of the
meeting and opened by reading
a, hymn.
0 Canada was sung followed
by prayer by Mrs. Carmen
'Goss. The minutes were accep-
ted as read by the secretary,
.Mrs. Worthy Young.
Thetlfinanciai statement was
given by Mrs. Garth McClin-
chey in the absence of Mrs.
Lloyd McClinchey. The roll call
was answered by giving
donations to the bake sale.
The draw prize donated by
Mrs. Ted Hunking was won by
Mrs James Jackson. Plans
were made for the next meeting
to be held at the home of Mrs.
Joe Verwey. The roll call is to
be answered with donations of
bulbs, plants and seeds for the
penny sale. The program will
be in charge of Mrs. Ted
Hunking ,and Mrs. Elliott
Lapp. The lunch will be in
Mrs Wes Bradnock 526-1595
charge of Mrs. Roy and Mrs.
Joe Verwey.
Mrs. Lapp was the auctioneer
for the bake sale. A program of
contests by Mrs. Leonard Ar-
chambault and Mrs. Carmen
Gross was enjoyed.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Garth McClinchey and. Mrs.
Nick Hill.
Mike Pope back in town
to work with father Vic
The newest addition to the
business world in Goderich is
six foot two 27 year old Mike
Pope son of Vic Pope of R.R. 2
Goderich. Mike has just left a
job -in Toronto at Scott's
Restaurant to- come to
Goderich to prepare for the day
when he would take over the
running of his father's Ken-
tucky Fried Chicken Franchise
here.
Mike likes Goderich very
Much and .indicates that he
would like to stay here a long
time. He has been most active
in sports in Toronto, par-
ticularly hockey. Last year
Mike coached a juvenile "AA"
team in the Toronto Metro
Hockey League.
He is married and is living at
154 Nelson Street. Mike has
had the rather unusual distinc-
tion for a Canadian to have
served for three years °as a Cor-
poral in the United States
Marine Corp.
NEWS FROM KINTAIL.
A number from Kintail at-
tended' the Lucknow�r
Presbyterian Church services"'''
on Sunday, and " enjoyed the
special celebration of their cen-
tennial year. It was nice to
meet the faces we have not seen
for years; and we enjoyed the
special music by the choir and
the guest speaker Dr. F. G.
Stewart of Kitchener,
Those taking their first com-
munion in Ashfield
ROBERTSON
ROUNDUP
On the 8th ofJ May, the
Junior Wing of,,our School is
presenting a Spring Concert.
Each room from Grades 1 - 6,
are participating.
Our school's Grades 7 and 8,
went to the Goderich Memorial
Arena ,for a Roller Skating
Party last Wednesday and
everyone enjoyed themselves
very much. We would like to
thank Mr. Lumby for making
our party possible. We would
like to make honourable men-
tion to Mr. Harland, the only
staff member who tried to skate
and did a very good job.
The Basketball game which
was to be held between the
boys and the teachers was put
off again. (The Senior boys
were really in good shape too.)
This was probably the reason
that the teachers were not
brave enough to attempt the
game.
We offer our
congratulations to our
custodian Mr. Mantha on his
recent marriage!
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Presbyterian Church last week
were Barbara Farrish (Grant)
Flora Simpson (Duncan) Ian.
MacKenzie (Jack) Glen Robb,
(Gordon) Bradley MacKenzie
(Ross) Bobby MacKenzie
(Ross).
The, W.M.S. was held in
Ripley on Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Rooney.
Choir practice will be on
Wednesday evening at seven
thirty at Ashfield Prebyterian
Church for adult members.
Having watched the final. -
game fn the Petrolia-Goderich
hockey series, he was most im-
pressed with hockey • in the
town and expressed great
desire to play center on a
Sailor's line next season.
Harbor
Report
Grain boats over the week
which put into Goderich harbor
were the Chicago Tribune on
April 26 and the Sarniadoc on
April 28.
Salt Boats included the Pin -
dale out of Cleveland light on
April 24 taking on 9,700 tons of
Salt and the Martha Hindman
out of Conneaut light April 25
taking on 11,250 tons of salt.
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pound of bologna and combine
with I/2' pound shredded
Canadian cheese, 1/4 cup
mayonnaise, 1 teaspoon in-
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tablespoons chopped sweet
.pickle and 2 tablespoons
mustard. Spread on " sesame
seed buns. Enough filling for 6
sandwiches.
MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL BURNS
Wed in
honeymoon
St. Peter's Catholic Church
in Sarnia was the scene of the
recent `spring wedding at which
Karen MacKay became the
bride of Michael Burns)" Father
Leo Burns, cousin of the groom,
Toronto, performed the double -
ring ceremony.
The bride's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Ian MacKay Sarnia.
Mr. MacKay is a former
resident of Goderich. Parents of
the groom are Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Burns, Sarnia.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a full-
length dotted swiss gown with
a pinafore affect at the front
and long, full sleeves. Her
waist -length veil was edged
with daisy lace and held in
place with a Juliet cap. She
carried a cascade of daisies,
habv's breath and sweetheart
roses.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Jane 'McLellan, Newbury, who
chose an A-line red dress trim-
med with blue ribbon. She
carried white daisies' and blue
baby's breath.
Roxanne Wilbur, Sarnia, as
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in Tobermory
bridesmaid wore a red flowered
print dress on- A -lines and
carried white daisies and blue
baby's breath.
Groomsman was Brian
McLellan, Newbury. Ushers
were Tom Burns and Jack
Burns, both brothers of the
groom, Sarnia.
The .wedding reception was
held at. the Holliday Motel. For
greeting her guests, the bride's
mother wore a floor -length
coral gown trimmed in white
with a white carnation corsage.
The groom's mother selected a
powder blue gown with pink
and white carnations.
For a wedding trip to Tober-
mory, the bride changed to a
yellow and blue plaid pant suit:
The young couple are
residing in Sarnia.
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The aixth meeting of the
Dungannon Knit Wits was held
at the home of Irene Hasty on
Monday, April 23. Lori Pen-
tland read the secretary's
report.
Tis next meeting will be on
Thursday, April 26.
The discussiorv...was zippers,
buttons and button -holes and
applying elastic. Mrs. Win-
temute showed how to make a
mock cuff.
The girls discussed plans for
Achievement Day. They talked
about how .to make their
exhibit for Achievement Day. It
will be knacks with,
The seventh m
Dungannon Knit Wr
on Thursday evens
at the home of clue.'
Mrs. Howard Culbert,
Nine members
roll call by mesa
Sh ge stion for the tI
The date for h
books and finished., °del
was decided. Hems sod
finishes were disco
The nextd
held Ma meetingwgi
H. Culbert. at the be�ei
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for the generous support we received In oil
recent campaign.
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