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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-02-19, Page 17• AUBURN A110 D'ISIRICI.' The February rneettng of the. Auburn Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society ety was held last .Wednesday evening of the home of: •Mrs. Eleanor Br .dnnock. President— Mrs. fred S ander.-son . was in charge and gave the Call to. • Worship.: •. ' • • Mrs;• Frank' Raithby was in charge. of ,the. ° •devotional'' 17eriod:';l e .sript.ure verses vir'ere" r,.ead alternately. The meditation was based on Mary,•Martha and Lazarus - those'whom;Jesus loved. oe` Rolt .call was answered by a Bible verse containing the word "Love". The minutes of the previous meeting were, accepted as read by the secretary, Miss MinnieWagrier. Business was. discussed and plans were. Pictures, of Christian Literature dis.tributed. around. the world • throe h Missionaries and: the Bible Society were shown by -Mrs. Eleanor Bradnoekand.; she gage-, the . comthenitary. on them. held' for the next' meeting. t6 be held at' -the home of Mrs. Frank Raithby.. when' the . devotignal period will be in the charge of Mrs._ F-rances Clark end the study prepared by Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson. A reading, Shut-In,'was given byMrs.. Frances Clark. . is After, the closing liym the president MrS, Sanderson closed with prayer Lunch was served "by Mrs: Bradnock assisted • by, Mrs, Frances.Clark.. SQCIAL NEWS Congratulations to Mr; and Mr.,s.•'" Clare :Rodger of Goderich on. the birth of their son in Victoria Hospital, London. Mrs. Stanley Strasser of California is visiting with her aunt, ` Mrs. Maitland ,Ailen and her father, Mr. William J. Craig. We are sorry to' report that little Kathy Rodger was taken to :St. Joseph's Hospital, London, last Sunday.'She was staying. with her •.grand- parents,' Mr. : and';;Mrs.: Emrnerson Rodger, RR` •2, Auburn. Guests over the weekend Smartly Suited for Spring...... :and right through summer Lt's timefor a fresh; new Iook.,0urspring selection isin now. Come in and choose. a new suit or leisure suit from 'our collection. Light spring fabrics 'in the latest shades of muted browns, blues, green, beige, grey or navy or chocolate brown. Spring shirts and ties to complete your wardrobe. • Seethe spring collection at, - Earl: Rawsons SHOP FOR MEN Corner Montreal Street and The Square, Goderich • a Mrs. VYes;Bradlock '526-7595 • A. (i()1 liRICI°.SIGNA• L. fr� 'AJC, �U.RSD�,•Y, F RUARY !I) 976 :.,PAGE 9 ..., weekend on • a •�siurvival -in 'inter project on the •foriner Ray Leddy farm now o":wned by Thothas Potter in West W-ewanos.h near St Augustine. Most of the 19 to25 with Mr. and Mrs. Donald inc•itt.d iu attend the euch4e a Qfds Spent Cartwright, David, Derrick ' party to beheld on F',ebruary Y.. ap two ni hts in and-Lorie were Mr, . and Mrs. rs. Qeoi4ge. Rueger,,Danny, 7Terry;andrWendy of London;' - Mr. . William Rueger and Carol of .. RR•• 2, Clinton and 'Mr. .arid Mrs' . •Dor,. Hildebrand and Michael of RR2, Clinton. `• Mr. and Mrs: James Towe attended the-•meet'ing of the Ontario Gat .Society-�o.f O.ntario at Guelph last Saturday Mrs. Cook Is:,visiting ;this (,veek with her. daughter; Mrs. Ross Robinson and Mr. Rollinson. Prize winners of the euchre ,were high lady, Mrs. Donald Haines; low• lady, Mrs.; Don Cartwright;"" high • man, 'Murray. Rollinson; • tow man, Donald: Haines;: novelty, Mrs. Elva Straughan. 18 "at the Forester's' hall,. tents at the baclk of t e 100 Bcnmiller, - acre farm. During the day. on. Saturday they made rescue It • was announced that the Club membershipof 32 signals. m the 'Snow 'for an , E.M.O. "_ aircraft from their "members` 'was' paid' to ' pew,: Unit2 of the:United Church Women of. Knox United Church, • Auburn held. • he monthlymeeting in he Sunday school 'room on Wectnesdayr February 11. This was a quilting meeting which began at I.0 a.m.: At noon all enjoyed a lunch. ' Following thelunch a short Program and business meeting •was'• held. .,Mrs. Donald Haines was in charge with .. Mrs. Kenneth`. McDougall as pianist.' The program opened with a• sing -song of. some familiar. hymns. The ,scripture lesson. was, read by . Mrs: Haines followed by the meditation, a poem and prayer. The . of- 4,grfing was.. received and dedicated. ' : The .::Minutra s of the . last -.meeting were re:ad_ by the secretary Mrs. Beth'Lansing and, approved as read. Roll call was answered •by. a Dible• ,, ie.rse—coritaining the -word 'Heart. • - . Thank -you 1-etters were read, Pians were made'. for. family night . to be held; February 27 at . 7 .p.m. This wilt be a • potluck 'supper followed by a program. " I,t. was anno):ineed that the World Day of Prayer service will be held March 5 at 2 P.m. • in Knox United Church. The ladies continued quilting for the afternoon. Snowmobile Club . • . • 'The Auburn Snowmobile Club'held its sixth meeting on -February 11 at the home of Mr. and - Mrs. Willi'a.rn Robertson, President William: • Robertson wasin charge. of '.the meeting. • Minutes were accepted as read by the secretary Charles Kerr. Treasurer Gordon Daer gave the financial. statement reporting 7$250 in'.' the . club • treasury. ' The •.Members :.present talked about club insurance, "and decided to go' the,rest of• the year Without club liability. insurance. The Club decided to have .a brunchcook-out at the clubhouse on February 22 from •10 • a.m. to 12,• o'clock. Pancakes., maple'. syrup, sausages', eggs and bacon will —rnakeup-the-.441e-nu. Everyone is welcome to attend. It was announced that all. snowmobillers who • - par•'ticipated. in the Benmiller Forester's. 50. 'mile' snowmobile. Marathon were • mows hgme base near Hamilton. • Sydney. Coffee. and•;sandwiches' ROBER°TCHAMNEl' Were ;` served; • by.. M'r's. • Funeral s.erviices-were held Robertson, Brian andBob.... on February ..14 .for Robert: • '. Chanlney'whio passed away in.. MAITLAND ALLEN' Funeral services;,were held' on February .14 for Maitland Allen who passed eway in his 89th year in Clinton Public Hospital on February '12th after• a short illriess. Born May 4, 1887 he was the Son 'of LJoshua and, E lizabeth Allan .and was.•born • in• . Colborne ' Township.. He at; tended sChooI near Ben miller. On December 25, 1912 . he was married to. Bell Stalker • of Auburn, at the hoq-ie of her' parents where they have :resided.•for, many years. .. �. Following. their .marriage they resided at the Auburn station in a cottage built of. 'two: boxcars on Canadian Pacific Railway property. They later moved to the• Stalker home on E:grnond Street. He was employed for 95, .years' an the. C.P.R.; first"as•. section • man 'and then ,foreman and' has been 22 :years•" retired: As 'a boy he attended • " the `Bethel Methodist ChurchinColborne To sh pwn i., then K o nx Presbyterian • Church,, Auburn,. 'and then Knox.. United Church. He was Past Master of \k„, Morning Star .Dodge A:F. & A.M. No. 309( -.Was .a'life ' merriber" andheld• his 60 -Year: past master's Jewel. He was also a member ' of . Huron Clia.pter -Royal. Arch' Masons and a member' of the Canadian Order of Foresters.. • Besides his. •wife,:-•he is survived-; by one brother, Norman Allen of Colborne Township and,:several, nieces andnephews. 'On'. Friday evening a : 'Masonic Rernembrance;; service was. held at his home by Morning Star Lodge at.9:30 P.M. with Wor. Hugh -:Hill conducting the service assisted by Wor, Bro. William Stiles, Master of • the Lodge. • The private funeral service. washeld at the,kho•me'• on• Egmond Stre.et=conducteid by Pastor Alfred Fry of Goderich and . .the Rev. Stanley Mc.D.onald of Lon- - desbpto witlt interment in Ball's Ce'metery: Pallbearers were Torrance Tabb, T d Mills, John Doerr, ' Tom' 'Johnston, Elmer Tr.omm•er and Oliver Anderson. Flowerbearers were ;Robert Allen, Bruce Craig,. 'Jeffrey Craig. and Bruce A.11en•. ' Attending the funeral from • oirt'of town were Mr. George _ Timm, Miss Erna Bethke and Mr. '.Henry Latiner, 'all %f Gorrie; Mr. and Mrs.. Ray McI lmurray of. Flint; Michigan; Mrs. Stanley Strasser of California; also Goderich, Lucan, •Ilderlton -and C -1 -in -ton, relative frie.nd:s;. • Twenty members o•f a Hamilton based. Ernergency Measures Organization (EMO) spent an• exciting in the market dor a car ? HERE'S ANOTHER 1974 AMBASSADOR - BUY... Four ,door V8, automatic, power steering, Radialpower brakes, radio, lir conditioning. . tires, rear defrost. Finished in Green with green cloth interior. Sharp and clean. Local owned. JA E 103. Sales ,Representatives •--- d p Don- puller; Emmerson Erb, Ivan Bean JIM TE GODERICH. OLDSMOBILE Clinton " Public Hospital •on 'February'12'in his 90th year., He -was theson of John ?Chamney and Sarah Brooks Bowlers tied despite heavy -odds against • -Augies Dogies ' and• Roy's Boys b.?at out astronomitat • odds Monday night whenthey tied one of the games in their three game set. The--Dogies took two games off Roy's 'and. picked up six 'points for the evening one point ofwhich they grabbed on :the tie: Bowling in :the' tenth frame after11 bowlers had finished •1•0 :frames each John Miller: shit back to .back strikes and on 'his final .ball he needed only Six points. to give Augies a clean: sweep for'the night. Miller punched;:tthe'Ifead pin • le'avirg the scor es'tie•d and a rule changeyear. that. doesaway with a bowl off. in the case of a tie gave each squad a'single-marker to add to their seAson total. • The Men's' Monday Night ...league .: is.".heading into' its stretch drive for the season of winnings with only three full: games' separating, first..and ninth place in the tight league Standings. French Dry Cleaners are •in first place with a slim lead on 91 season points -while at•.the 'other..ev d -of .the standings. Goderich Manufacturing .has `69 .points "for a ninth' place: standing „while A. -& 1? hopeles.sly wallriw:in the cellar with 29 season points. • French'• went scoreless Monday night losing '''seven points in three games, to the second place Tail Ends. Carson: Milley roiled a 292 :single and a 779 triple for the Cleaners but Lynn Hodgins. hit a 2.82"single acrd turned it into a •721 triple' to .lead the Tail Ends to the' rout and Move them within six points of the leaders with 85 lioints: • The Rcokieskept their neck and neck race with Wreckers alive gi=abhing five pocnts for.'. the night to stay two points up ori the-Wrec'kers • who also; picked up' five points. The Rookies rallied. behind Jima. McWhi.nn•ey's- 302' single and 758• triple to run their season total to 82 points, two more than the Wreckers who got a.325 single and 713 triple from Jerry Rivett. • The Signal Stars were not to be outdone by -the Wreckers either on . the scoreboard or inks. The ----Start, grabbedfive points for the :night staying tied With the Wreckers in fourth spot with 80 points. .' Torii Flynn rolled.a 290 single . while teammate George Vandcrburgh ca ght an812 single to keep the tars streak alive. R'oys Boys slumped . to !ixth 'spot in- the standings from a mid season league lead. The" Boys have 76_ season points adding only one mark t6 that total in•M,rmdav night's action: Roy Kingsley hit a 242'single'for,Roys while Gene Bakerhelped out, with a .',ii,, ,triple hilt the scores enuidn't match the howling of logic's Dogies. The bogies picked up six points for the night ' hehind Augic Stegen-. 'tad's 340 single and 812 three game total thiis.t boosted the Dogies to 72 season points and seventh spot in the standings. • Austin Hart man rolled a 278 single. an'd Lee 12yan nailed a 6.11 triple to lead the Hopefuls on 0 •tw<) paint night that left them in -eighth spot_ with 71 setisl)n points. .The Hopefuls ire., two. ul) ' on. b)odet•ich ;C1,1nuf.ie>taring v,vllo grabbed I points be„hind ('ha'rlr:s Williams' 231 single and'621 triple. :Art Burts threw a.295 tinglo and a 721 triple to help - A&P secure two points on the night giving Iheir sea sc 0 total a lift to '9 points and a solid h,tsc`nl(`rlt he'rth. , and wak born in the Don- nybr'ook, district. In ,1910 he married Clara Jane.' Craig -and took up residence ori the family farm at Donnybrgok. In 1959 they • retired to Auburn. He wasa member. of the Knox United Church, Auburn, and a„member of the Morning Star 'Lodge: A.P. 'A.M.109. He -held his 50: year jewel which he received several` Years agti. Ttae ' Qdge_ held a •memor%al, seryjce at • the Stiles 'Funeral :Home Goderich. which . was , 'ducted by,NWor. Br'o. William . Stiles, master of the Lodge. Predeceased by his wife•in 196, he is survived by one daughter; Mrs. Verna Doerr of Niagara Falls, acid five sons,.': Eiwyn„ Wingham; Herman, Windsor; Graham,, RR 3,:Gaderich; Stuart, RR 2, Auburn; Gordon (Bud), RR 1, Auburn, 28'grandch ldren,,37 gt•eat grandchildrenand-t�vv9 ,great grea'graridchridren. The ' R.e .. SJ an.ley McDonald 'of : Loudesbbro conducted the._service. at the. Smiles' Pluneral' Home with '' burial in Colborne Cemetery.. .Pal ecarerswere •• Bill •Charnny -:Win s , Doug1a4 Chamn'ey 'Aullurri;-, Donald •Jardin, Kitchener;. Warren, Bridge," P..alitersttzd; o i.ak i Doerr, Niagara i~' nlls,Geral"ci- Charnney,'Toronto. Flowerbearers were -Brian, Doerr, Niagara Falls; Harold : Docrf^, Sjt,;,. Cathharine.s:. Paul` •'—Chananeyd .Auburn; 1 idon • Chatxtney, ° �?uburn; • Daniel Cha.Kn ne ,, Wincfs:or ; Steven Chani.ney;:RR 2, Auburn.' Rel:ativel; we're •present fromNi'aRara ,Fails, St: Catharines „Toronto, , :W'indsor,: KiteheT.zieenc-, ;Waterloo, • Wi:nglaairn, • Goderich', ;;'London,•• Palt`ner:s.to.n; Mae•h'iga+l,;.:. ,.. . Bru,cefield. . and; the': surroundingdistrict. • on Broken Lines of Men's Ladies' and Children's' Shoes Sale stcirts Thursday, February 1 9 "Fashionable footwear' for tile' entire family” 28 Aib.ert Street —:Clinton 482.-9692. Atlas?` N(r, •tlong.i;ndoorni•holding up the fr.t. Sin'c ;th'i boss is atcuv. ,lnhn t' r;.lv.o-r•ing sono of nsr over• • Coachman Oak Req. 57.95 4.•x 8 Monterrey Oak REG. 57.75-4x 3 .o • lli stuck IEnes of` parirrrg:.:: °' before they ca, in on him JOHN'S SPECIALS THIS WEEK .. $6 15 • Columbus Pecan b REG. 57.55 4 x 8 $630 Srnolcey Mountain Elm• REG: $7.25 a x 8 NUDIE LUMBER LiD. PHONE 482-3441 BAYPIELD R"17.,.,CLINTON OPEN:. M nday to Thursday, 8 a,m. to 6 p.m.; Friday Sam to 9 p.m. ;. Saturday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p. m, - ( ti. `)\(GI'1X ,. Stang w,in CHAIiGEx AnCIMASTi;F1 CHARGE; ar6' 'nrkrw,5, w;av giores 50