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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-03-07, Page 6PAGE $1\)EWS OF AUBURN , AUBURN, March 4.-4 wish to thank an those readers of e ed congratulations to me dur- ing the past week on my re- cent recognition by the On- tario Weekly Newspapers As- sociation. Cards have been received from centres in U.S. A. and from several parts of Ontario. It sure inspires one on to know your work is ap- preciated. —Eleanor B. Girls Address W.A. The Woman's AsSociation Knox United Church met Tuesday evening of last week. The "Loyal Hearts" were in charge of the program with Mrs. liallcz presiding for the devotion- al period and Mrs. Norman Wight - man at the piano. Scripture reading was read by Mrs. Charles Millian. Mrs. Fred Toll gave a reading and followed with prayer. Master •Maleolm Hiltz favored with a solo. accompanied by Miss Margaret A. Jackson. Mrs. Hiltz then introduced the guest speakers for the evening, Misses Margaret Wright and Joan Milk These were two of tin' girls who had attended Alma College last summer. Joan showed paitures the college and described them fully and Nlargaret outlined their classes of studies which were based She said the classes vvere both interesting and educational a od she hoped other girls from the church would have a chance to go this year. Mrs. Robert J. Phillipsi Carol Armstrong and Jean Mills. favored with a piano solo. The A supper meeting will be held offering was received by Mrs. Stewart Ament and Mrs. Charles The president, Mrs. Maurice Bean, presided for the business period. The secretary and the treamirer gave their reports and the roll was called. The corres- pondence serretary, Miss Sadie Carter, read a card of 4hanks. Each group gave their financial state- nrient,s for the month. tMrs. Fred Toll and Rev. It Hiltz were put on a special dower committee for the church. A discussion followed concerning washrooms for the church and a conrunittee of Miss Margaret R. Jack.son, Mrs. John Durnin and Mrs. Bert Craig were appointed to Illeet 'with the Board of Stewards. The Rainbow Group will have charge of the March Ladies were present from Ben - miller United Church and had on display their lovely aluminum travs lunch w:as served by the lova! Hearts and a social hour was enjoyed. Plan Service . recen:ly at Knox United Church_ The FlizabMh Grange, was in with Margo Grange at tile piano. CGIT ice for the World Dav of Praer will have the following girls taking part: June Betty Durbin. Shirley Turn- er. ,largo Grange, Isabel Daer, MOTORISTS! New Branch Location March 8. Elizabeth Grange gave a chapter of the study book. Bernice -McDougall will give the study next Mrs. Hiltz conducted a Bible quiz, distributing Bible verses and asking questions. 4-H Club Meets The eighth anti final meeting of the Auburn Annettes was held Tuesday evening of last 'week at the home of the assistant leader with seven members present. The roll call was answered .by telling of something the girls had learned from the project, "Sleeping Gar- ments." Plans were made to at- tend Achievement Day to' be held March 9 at Seaforth. -Everyone finished. record books and pyjamas and sent them to Clinton. Lunch was semed by Bertha 'de Haan and Mrs. Thelma 'McDougall. The Garden Club requires regis tration immediately from any girls, 12 to 16, interested. Please give your name to Mrs. Ed. Davies a, soon as possi,ble so she may be , - able to get your seeds. Day of Prayer The interdenominational Day of Prayer will be 'Db.served this year ' Church at 2.30 pm. All the ladies of the com:n:unity are urged to ; join with the thousands -who will be t;b•-erving this praye'r service all oven tbe world. Mr and M-rs. Gordon Me(71in- chey, Mr. and Mrs. SAney chey and Mr. and Mrs. Charles , Jefferson were Ilensall visitors last , Thursday evening with the family , of their cousin, the Iiite 3/Ir. Alvin , ; McBride, who was killed in a car , , accident. iNfr. and Mrs. Ronald :Rathwell and ,Michael John, of Dresden, I visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. , Gordon R. Taylor. Messrs. Russel and Thomas Bai- ley. of Oakfiake, Manitoba, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ezekial Phillips last Thursday. • ,Mr. Bill Gib•=on, teller of the Bank of Commerce here is on a three weeks' vacation in Florida. He .was accompanied by Mr. Bill Andrew who is also a bank- ern- ployee and was once stationed Misses Shirley Patterson and Margaret Dalrymple have accepted positions at the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Goderich. Mr4. Errington. of Dunga,nnon, is visiting' her friend, Mrs. Sam - -Miss ,,-Patricia Youngblut of 1-Wifig-liarn, spent the WOok-end With ' Miss Fletcher and Mr. Ted Hem- bley. of Palmerston, visited with • Mr. and Mrs. J. Hembley and Jim ' over the week -end. MI-. Orville McKinnon returned to his studies at RCAF Radar Sta- tion, Clinton, after a three weeks' vacation at his home here. 'Mr.' and Mrs. George Wilkin at- tendel the nurses' dance held last. Wednesday evening at the resi- dence in Clinton. Mrs. Roy Finnigan visited her mother, Mrs. Donald Fowler, who Ls a patient in Victoria Hospital, London; last Thursday. Her many friends are pleased she is recover- ing; from her fall. Misses Isabel _Fox and Olive Mc• Gill. of BINA. visited last Wed- nesday with the former's uncle, Ezekial Phillips, and Mrs. Phillips on the occasion of their 62nd wed- ding anniversary. Mr and Mrs. Andrew Kirkcon- nell and Mrs. Sam Daer attended the funeral of her cousin, the late lutt Mrs. Marguerite Chopha, of Wingham, visited last Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stoltz. Several from here attended the largely attended Liberal RallY held at Clinton last Friday evening. Miss Irene Ament has accepted a position at Goderich hospital. "No. 9" Social last Friday evening. !Prize winners were: high lady, Mrs. Thomas Hag- gitt; law lady, Mrs. Percy Vincent; high man, 3,Irs. Leonard Arcgam- bault (playing as man); low -gent, Elliott Lapp. Hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vincent and Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Lapp. First Aid Demonstrated , The Walkerburn Club met last Thursday afternoon at the home of 'Mrs. John Snyder with a large attendance. The president, Mrs. James IVICRougall, was in charge. The secretary, Mrs. George Schnei- der, read the minutes of the pre- ! vious meeting and the treasurer's report was given by* Mrs. Len i Archambault. The lucky winner of the draw was Mrs. Bert flunk- ing. A demorodration on First Aid was given by Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Stuart Ament. Plans were made to hold an auction at next meeting to be held at the home of 'Mrs. Joseph Verewey. Ilesoesses were Mrs. George Schnei- der, Mrs. James McDougall. Couple Honored Mr. and Mrs. William Moss were tendered a surprise party last Sat- urday evening when 18 of their friends gathered to honor them on the occasion _of their 25th wed- ding anniversary. The evening was spent playing cords and a dainty lunch was served by the visiting ladies. After lunch was served, Mrs. Alvin Plunkett presented Mr. and Mrs. Moss with a silver casserole and a dozen silver teaspoons on behalf of those present. Mr. and Mrs. Moss thanked their friends for the gift and the surprise party. Mr. and Mrs. Moss were married. at "Walton United Church manse by the late Rev. C. Cumings. She was formerly Marian _ McKay, daughter of the late..Mr. and Mrs. George McKay. Moncrief, and Mr. Moss is the son of the late Mr. and IMrs. Fred Moss, of West Wawanosh. After their marriage, they resided in West Wawanosh until five years ago when they moved to Auburn where Mr. Moss is engaged in. the trucking busi- ness. They have two daughters, Ruth, who has a position at Radar (RCAF) School, Clinton, and Betty, at homeo OF HURON BODY ez FENDER SHOP TA.KE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING T AT WE ARE NOW ABLE TO OFFER OUR GOOD CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS FROM OUR NEW BRANCH LOOATION AT CORNER OF ELGIN AVENUE. VOLKSWAGEN DEADER • - — NOW SERVING, YOU FROM 2 LOCATIONS — NEWS SOON! Scouts:tubs, Guides And Brownies - 225 Strong—At Annual Church Parade About rownies, Guides, Cabs- and Scouts attended North Street United Church Sunday even- ing when an impressive service marked their annual church par- ade. After the Narious groups march- ed in and sat in a body in the centre section of the church, the standard bearers paraded to the front of the church. There, they placed their flags in the hands of the minister, Rev. A. E. EuStace, who' arranged them at either side of the pulpit for the duration of the service. The standard bearers were: Wayne Jessop, Frank Gard - ed from a visit with friends Weston. A Finalist Mr. Kenneth Hunking, of S.S. No. 9, Hullett, attended the Strat- ford Zone finals of the Ontario Spelling Bee an Monday ,evening. Congratulations to Kenneth for his brilliant attempt. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunking, and fam- ily also attended this event at the Stratford Teachers' College, along with his teacher, iMrs. Dorothy Bobby . • utilier, Jo Parsons, Cath- erine Anderson, Jean Armstrong and Judy Weber. The various groups in attend- ance and,the names- of the leaders who accompanied them were: '2nd .Goderich Cubs, Jack Cory; 2nd Goderich SeGuts, Les Riley; 3rd Goderich Scouts, Glen Lodge; 1st Brownies, [Miss Joan Allen and Mrs. Scott Armstrong; 2nd Brown- ies, Mrs. Ken Weber arid Mrs. Line- ham; :1st puides, Capt. Una Mac- Donald and affary McMillan. • "Have you ever noticed that one bad apple in a barrel can spoil all the rest of the apples in that in his sermon to the v. iting organ, (f2oi izations. He pointe ut that in the same manner one' oy can spoil a whole troop of boys. Hitler, one bad man, be explained, spoiled a whole nation who in turn brouglit trouble to a whole world. . Various illustrations were relat- ed to show how one individual could be an influence far bad on many persons around 'him, and, on the other hand, how one in - dividual could be a strong influ- ence for good en person8 arowid "How much good 'am I doing for ogr pack and how much goad for people around me?" is a question 1.vhich each boy and eirl should tzaslust ta,,etheent. selves, said Rev. Mr: "Your !actions are very, very im- portant," he warned. "Be a build- er. Do things that are. a credit to you, your pack, your town and your country. At the commencement of the sermon, Rev. Mr. Etistace extended a welcome tO the members of the visiting organizations and the par- ents present, "especially these from other churches." CARLOW CARLOW, March 4.—The sym- PathY ,olf the community is extend- ed to Ur. and Mrs. Dave Bean and family on the tragic death of Mrs. Bean's little niece. Sorry to learn that Mrs. Jaek Robertsan is in Goderieh hospital with a broken hip. Miss Barbara Durst is on the sick list. We wish these sick people a speedy return to health. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McGratten and Alriic visited with Mrs. J. Mc - FrIUUMDAY, WARM 7th, 1,957 For the convenience or Sig- nal-S4ar readers who purchase their paper from week to week rather than by a yearly subscription through the ail, Signal -Stars are sold. at following stands: GODERICH— Craigie's Tobacco Store Dunlop's Drug Store Goderich News Stand (Formerly Wood's) Lauders Drug Store Overholt Groceries Auburn—Gordon Taylor's General Store. Dungannon—Eedy's Store Kingsbridge—G. F. McKen- zie Store Kintail—W. J. MacDonald's Store. Nile—Nile General Store Port Albert — Roy Petrie's Store Saltford—Tont, Morris Gen- eral Store Sheppardton—F. 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