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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-08-25, Page 15.p� y 50 ladies of Auburn 1 a birthday luncheon andlelight istaurant rich in honor of Mrs. frau han's, 87th bir- d in by her two ` ers, Mrs, Thomas Jardin Of Auburn and Clayton (Annie) on of Meaford. A rose ment was given to s. Kenneth McDougall ed all and on behalf of sembled ladies ex :ongratulations. After Mrs. Straughan her friends for the n•honour of her bir- and both daughters xpressed their ap- on. and Mrs. Thomas n and Miss Laura attended the wedding r Teichert and Miss Fisher in Goderich urday. Bonnie Armour and' lie spent the weekend er parents Mr. and Cholas Jardin and lother Mrs. Elva an. s recently with Mrs. len were Mrs. John Goderich and Mrs. la Bushell of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Winnipeg visited last rith his grandfather liam J. Craig and aunt 11 Allen. ommunity is pleased rs. William Moss is Iter several days as a in Alexandra Marine 3eneral Hospital, h. and Mrs. Clayton on of Meaford visited reekend° with her Mrs. Elva. Straughan • sister Mrs: Thomas ind Mr. Jardin. and Mrs, Gordon. Vickie and Kevin their son Wayne at last Wednesday. Christine Stadelmann !ed her fifth birthday party at the home of andmother, Mrs. r Bradnock last day. Those present yson Chamney, Chris )aw, Heather Ket- , Lorie Cartwright, Cartwright, Shelley Sharon Glousher, Thompson, Rhonda (mann, Jennifer lann., and her mother hn+Stadelmann of RR2 and Mrs. Ernest and Mr. and Mrs. Ball spent last td at Powers, in attending the 40th anniversary of their Mr. and Mrs. Elmer tis, nd Mrs. Steve Amick sons of Ontario, iia were recenLguests ler grandfather Mr. J. Craig and aunt; 11 Allen. nd Mrs. Robert Steep rich visited last week FauntMrs. Bell Allen. Myrtle Munro visited *with her son Robert lut, Mrs. Youngblut, `Bruce and Kristen at h sulate sur home nivv r winter imfort t wait for cold er! insulate now e heating costs promote snug ort when winter s. Every dollar pend on insula omes back in aving dividends. he money you today -- Victoria and IRM. and GREY COMPAN,', S.NCE ,.ea A,A. Wastlieriy 341 Geduld Toronto. / Mr. Youngblut- brought his Mother home on Saturday and remained for the weekend. Several from here.attendesi Marie Willis, bride elect for September at (the home of Mrs. Kenneth Haggitt at Exeter. The community is sorry to report that. Mr. Sam uburn news ,, Wilfred C% 4.4.1` ti PgRTCH SIGIVAI ,S FAR T displayed her gifts made for the gift stall at the London. Convention to be held at Sandpiper Inn at Vanastra on S.f ptember s, 2B-.".and...29 I o: '"iIa'Jrt-* must' ,of ui t e • Auburn members will attend this two day convention when it is so close. • Mrs. Thomas ,Haggitt and Mrs. Leonard Archambault; were in charge of programs for the social meeting...`. Winners were: word contest, Mrs. Lillian Leatherland; material contest, Mrs. Thomas Lawlor; know Ontario, Mrs. Kenneth McDougall; cents, Mrs. Sanderson; nostalgia, Mrs. Leonard Archambault and the bir- thday closest, : Mrs. " Elva Straughan. A word of ap- preciation was voiced to Mrs. Peck for the delicious dessert which she served at 2 p.m. when the members arrived. Eleanor Bradnock, correspondent, 526-7595 Thompson of Donnybrook is a patient in Wingham Hospital. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Miss Laura Wagner is visiting friends in Syracuse, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Shep- pard of Sarnia visited last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips. Miss Lily Odbert of Stratford is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Elmer Trommer, Mr. Trommer .and Miss Connie Trommer. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sisley of Niagara Falls visited last Friday with Miss Laura Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Morley of Ailsa Craig visited one day last week with her brother Mr. Ben Hamilton and Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. William Seers and Carol returned last Saturday from a two week's vacation. W.I. The August meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute was held last week at the home of Mrs. Robert Peck. The meeting was • conducted by president Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock who opened the meeting with the poem August Reverie. The Ode was sung followed by all repeating the Mary Stewart Collect and O Canada was sung. The minutes of the previous meeting were accepted as read by the. secretary Mrs. Robert Peck. She also gave the financial statement. A letter was read an- nouncing the new home economists for Huron County - Miss Bea McClenaghan and Miss Grace Bird. It was announced that 4-H club leaders for the fall project Featuring Fruit would be Mrs. Donald Cartwright, Mrs: John Hildebrand, Miss Karen McClinchey and Mrs. Tom Cunningham. A report of the 80th an- niversary of the founding of the Women's Institute that was held recently at Kit- chener was given by Mrs. Robert Peck and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. Mrs. Peck Smile Courtship is the period during which a girl decides whether or not she can do better. + + + Wedding license: A cer- tificate that gives a woman the legal right to drive a man. + + + Common sense is the knack of seeing things as they are, and doing things as they ought to be done. . You are only what you are when no one is looking. Hard work is the yeast raises the dough. +`+ A habit is like a soft bed, easy to get into but difficult to get out of. One thing you have to say for unemployment: you - can't beat the hours. f Charterways Transportation Limited Goderich Bus Service •. Sun. & Holidays 3:25 p.m. 5:20 p.m. Mon. to Sat. 8:25 a.m. 10:30 a.m 7:25'p.m. 12:25 p.m Owen Sound • Goderich • London U About 50 ladiesof Auburn attended a birthday luncheon at the Candlelight Restaurant in Goderich last Friday in honor of Mrs. Elva Straughan's 87th birthday. Here Mrs. Straughan, is shown with her two daughters Mrs. Clayton (Annie) Robertson of Meaford (left) and Mrs. Thomas (Ruth) Jardin of Auburn (right). ist:rict news._ an .f�rstudent By Wilma Oke The Huron -Perth County nvu,d,t Catholic Separate School Board will provide a van to transport a han- dicapped student within the system, who is permanently confined to a wheel chair. The van has been pur- chased at a cost of $7,233.75 from McLaughlin Ford Motors, Seaforth, plus a hydraulic loading device to be installed by Gold Line Con- version of London at a cost of $1,822.70. A grant from the Ministry of Education provides the funds for this purchase. At the meeting held in Dublin Monday night the trustees learned that there has been a roll back by the anti-inflation board of the 1977-78 salary schedule for the teachers because it ex- ceeded the guideline. The roll back amounts to .58 per cent reducing the maximum compensation increase to six per cent. The board approved a wage increase for the clerk -typists in the schools of four per cent, giving them $4.36 per hour, effective September 1. The eight drivers of the board owned buses have been awarded an increase of $1.00 per day for the 188 day school year, giving them ap- proximately $17.00 per day. Terry Wilhelm, has been hired to teach grade 8 at St. Boniface School, Zurich; Agnes Gaffney will teach kindergarten at St. Joseph's School. Clinton (50 per cent) ; Mrs. Mary Kinahan, Wingham, has been advanced from teaching 50 per cent to full time; and Herman Koert will be transferred from St. Boniface School, Zurich, to 60 per cent at St. Patrick's School, Kinkora and 40 per cent at St. Mary's School, Hesson. The Ministry of Education has informed the board that it will be included in the Western Ontario regional office located in London beginning at the end of the year. The board was formerly with the Waterloo regional office but it has now been eliminated along with two others in the province, reducing the nine regional offices to six. This Western Ontario region has as its eastern boundary the counties of Grey, Bruce, Huron, Perth, Oxford and Elgin extending to the lake and Windsor. The board approved payment of $300 for professional services for advisory officers when hiring supervisory officer in July - account with Traversy and Weinreb firm of barristors; Toronto. 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