The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-09-19, Page 6NEWS OF. AUBURN
A.I)BURN, • Sept. 16.—Mr. and I Clark's work at Moose Factory, was
Mrs.. Duncan MacKay, Barbara and read by Mrs. Nesbitt. - A_solo was
Johnny were week -end visitors with sung by Mrs. Gorden R. Taylor,
.Afr.. and Airs. John R. 'Weir, Joan accompanied on the harp by Mrs.
and Bobby, at London. Robert J. Phillips. Mrs. Friend, of
Mr. and Mrs. James Hembly visit- Dublin, gave'a reading. Mrs. (Rev.)
ed ID Simcoe with their daughter, linen tie Vries gave an inspiring
Mrs. Brown, and Mr. Brown on address on the work of the church
the week -end. and how everyone should strive for
Mrs. Gordon Staples, Mariam, World Peace. A duet wa.s sung
Carol and Susan, of Bwnuller, by Misses Monica and Charlotte
have moved iuto the house owned Nesbitt, accompan,ed by their mo -
by Mr. William Moss. Mr. Staples, ther, Mrs. Frank Nesbitt. A Bible
who is employed on the S.S. Barrie, quiz on the ,Book of Ruth, conduct -
visited here over Sunday. ed by Mrs. de Vries, was won by
Mrs. John Graham visited friends Mrs. Friend. The President, Mrs.
in Simcoe on the week -end. John Daer, presided for .the busi-
Mr. Elmer Sproul was, under- ness period. • An invitattion to at -
going medical care in Lcndon last tend the Belgrave Angliciai Guild
week. at their next meeting was accepted.
Mr. and Mrs. Gormerly Thomp- A successful auction was conduetce
son, of Braitapton, visited her par- 'by Mrs. George Hamilton.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mog- An 'executive meeting of the
ridge, over the week -end. Auburn Horticultural Socitty was
Mrs. Emma 'Martin, of Goderich, held last Tuesday evening at the ;
visited recently with her sister, home of the president, Mrs. Gordon
Mrs. Bert Taylor, and Mr. Taylor. R. Taylor, with a good attendance.'
Master Norman Hannah, young Plans were made for the fall sea-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hanna, is son and also discussions on the fall •
a patient in a London hospital. order lists to be sent to_ all mem- •
His many friends wish him a bers immediately. On October 15,
speedy recovery. the district representative, Mr.
Mrs. John Graham retuiued Clifford Epps. of Clinton, will be
-
home last Wednesday from De- present. At the meeting in Lie ,
troll where she visited with rela- Orang,e Hall. pictures of the flower
Lives and friends for two weeks. ,show :Jot other local views were
4" Rev. and Mrs. JarneS ElLott :shown by Mr Taylor. The hostess
Margaret, of Chesley. were guests served a dainty lunch
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor Miss Elm Much attended the
on Sunday. funeral of her cousin. Mrs. Her.
Mr. and Mrs. William Marsh. of bort Thomas, „t Galt last week
Goderich, visited on Sunday with Mrs. Thomas was formerly Miss
her sister, Mrs. Herbert Mogridge. !Hazel Itennett. tit Blythwho was
and Mr. Ntogridge. , one time telephone operator at the
Mr. zeid Mrs. William J Craig Blyth Exchange and was well -
were London Fair and Ilderton ; known Ai this district, Her hus-
visitors over the week -end. Master band. the late 'Herbert Thoma.
Jeff Craig returned with them. • was CPR agent at Blyth for many
Mr. and Mrs. George Millian and years.
Ruth. of Stratford. and Colleen, of o - o
London, were United States guests
last week-md.
Mr. William' Stoltz. of Preston.
DUNGANNON
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stoltz, of , DUNGANNON. Sept. 16.— Si.
Galt. visited on Sunday with the Paul's Anglican Church will hold ,
former:ill. brother, Mr. J C. Stoltz. their .,:nua: -Harvest Home.' se:
and Mrs. Stoltz. and Mrs. Maruer- vice in the church. Sunday. Sep- ,
— - !tember 211. at- 2.15 -pinr---w-rt-h-th:
Mrs. Ronald Ra:hwell and Mike, ' rector. Rev 11. L. Jennin;s g,ving
of D:esden. are visiting with her the address.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gorda; R. .NIL,'S Myrna Hanson and Mrs.
Taylor. Douglas Brown. Goderich. spent
- -Narvest Homet-Services will be :he 'Aeek-end with the latter's par -
held
next Sunday at Si. Mark's ents. Mr. :lid Mr, E!don Culbert.-:
Anglican Church. The rector. Rev Caro: and Bonnie.
Bren de Vries. will speak at the Mr and Mrs. Harold Maize.;
morning service and the guest Wilda and Sandra spun*. the week-
-, speaker, Rev. F. E. Jewell, of end in Gn:lph r.nd Kitchener..
Brussels, will speak at the even:1:v! Mr and Mrs. Sam Swan. ,3eirooro.,
service. ,Special music will be ''.•x! Mr and Mrs. win }Love-..
supplied. Services win be at 12 Zion. were recent viz.:tors with,
neon 7.30 p.m. Mr. :Ind 1-101.-,ert Bere
The sY-mpathy of this communi:y Erskir.e Preshyterian Chu. -Ch'
Is extended to Rev. Robert Hiltz oh -ere anniverstry service,
whJse father passed away a: Tor- 7. Sunday. September 29:h. at 11
onto on 'September 12. sur- :no .::d 7 60 p.m. Rev T A
vived w„fe and th,:ee
ht '
Rev. Robert.•of Auburn. sp=akCi-:
Car.i4- also one sis,er. Mrs. Ths
W', vaneou".„....
:17.(1 Mrs_ Robert E.11, • \L-
and Mariam at7endt..1 the I .st. \-
took p:aec at PL.\ii-D
.ne }is s. . 5-- F.ne,
cemc:ei' 11 Colin .0 ot iorm-
Wini_nani, supplied the pd:pi:s of c: -i 1Ceci,
the Auburn charge -las:
(
- ,
•
The September rneetr,.. Ki.';
Presvteri..ii W.MS _. Lein- .
Thur -day a: the hone 'of Mrs_ -.• sp,i:..7.4 a ft -A at•
• :Angv.in
Fred Ross_ •The. mr
Wes. Brado,ek. (-veiled no.t.:- .;,.,. \v„.„.r,
A hy:nn w.l. sun:, w.:11 \I..-
Dancan Ie::„.; 7he. 7t,
piano. , :ecep7..
in the devot.(liai period A
ing by Mrs Herbert G,..y.er The
roll call. w;i:; ;inswe:cd by con: Ni: „ she
mant'ment. secrti.ry. ,,: IS, •- :'t -A.-ht
Lo.,:herland. and .:ne T. r.•_y pr--,-
urer. Mrs. Fred Ros.s. each , .e The
their reports. Plans 14;77 7:IL. •i.r. M: Mrs ILy-
Presbyterial were mad(. I: rn. :
meet on Tbur,clziy. Septcm.b,.: '.• hcr.11C-
tiniix Church here. The
b3ok 1A -as capably taken by- M: and M.s. Sianicy
Wilfred Siliderson. A prayer 0:c o .pe n he :,veef;.end -ncrt.
given by Ms M. Wagner. ,:::r7.1ng :he M:s
The kia V:h,te group of :he Hughes.
children of the church 'Lie-. ::st Mr. Victor Err.r.g:iin. who was
Saturday afternoon. The on trip to the Western Coast for
Marie Leatherland. was in charge a month. returned home on Mon- _
Joyce Leatherland and Sherril; day via bus from Moose Jaw. where
Stewart' were ilagbearers. Toe he was joined :iv his brother -Ln -
leader, Mrs. Donald Haines. led .r. law. Thomas Webster, who went
the Scripture lesson. ,Litell An- by pane a week ago and retuiiied
drews led in prayer and E,idie with him.
Haines received the offering. Marg- Rally Day Service of the United
aret Haines gave a short ac;-:)unt• Church Sunday School was held
of the Girls' Camp at Kinta.l this in the auditorium Sunday morning.
summer which she attended Mrs. Teachers with their class of pupils '
Wilfred Sanderson told a story_ occupied the centre seats. Jim
Barbara Sanderson led in prayer. • Blake led. the .sTrvice with respon-
WA. Meets.—The regular mciith- sive readings and gave the child-
ly meeting of the Auburn W.A. ren's story. Mrs. Cecil Blake an-
csf Knox United Church was held flounced the promotions and Mrs.
last Monday evening, September 9.. Omar Brooks presented the cer-
with 38 members and 12 visitors tificates when the pupils came for -
present. The Happy Hustlers group ward. Rev. R. Kennedy gave a
was in charge of the program with s fine sermon and stressed the re -
Mrs. Gore presiding sponsibilities tnat both parents
for the devotional period and Mrs. and children have.
Norman Wightman at the piano. Mr. and Mrs 'Will Cook. CheAey.
Scripture. was read by Mrs. Jack spent Sunday with their ur.cle.
Armstrong and Mrs. William T. Bert McWhinney. and Mrs. Me -
Robison led in prayer. duet was 7,-:1'--ey
rendered by Mr.s. George Wilkin .Mrs. Mathew Shackleton
and Mrs. Harry Worsen, of Gode- spending a while with her
rich, accompanied by their mother. Benson. at Crewe and has not been
Mr.s. W. .1. Craig. Mrs. Gordon feeling the best lately
McClinchey ntroduced the guest, Rev. D. IL Gallagher. D.D.. Tor -
speaker, Mrs. D. W. Thitter,-on. of ci.ito. wh.le at their =tirnx.er home
Grande Prairie. Alberta. She gave at Port Elgin, called qn his aunt,
an interesting talk and dz‘ser,bed Mr,. Will MeC'annell and Beth. re -
various points of interest of a trip cently.
she and her husband and son had i Mrs. T. C. Anderson retuze.cd
taken to Europe ra:J the Old home after a week visiting her
Country. sister, Mrs. Arthtir Altberk, Mr.
Mrs. Kenneth McDougall thank- Altberk and daughter Arpi. The I
ed Mrs. Patterson and presented -I latter. -wheti on a visit with her t -
her with a small gift. - A piano ; paients, observed her eighth birth -
duet was played by Mrs. James day on September 5th, at the An:
Jackson and her daughter, Miss derson home. It was the first
Margaret. The offering was re- birthday they were all able to be
ceived by Mrs. Jack Wilson and together. They are natives of
Mrs. Harry Armstrcsig. Mrs. Turkey and have done extensive
Maurice Bean presided for the ' travelhig. The Altberic family ar-
rived In this country last spring
and after spending a few weeks
here, have since established a hard-
ware business in Toronto.
Visitors with Mrs. Minnie Jones
and Mel last Weenesday were Mr.
and Mrs. John Jordan, Miss Bessie
Jordan, Mrs. Sarah Jordan And
Mrs. Ann King, of Lueknow.
Mrs—Eva Elliott, of Fagran's
Point. near Co,"will, visiVng
her daughter, Mrs. Hugh MoWhin-
hey. Coming from pisit in -Hai,
rirburg, Pa., she was met at Hamil-
ton by•the StcWhinney
' Mrs. A. Voices and •Chinese
Mrs. „ev.) J. amcs, compan.on, Hal Fong, have re-
of:40aforth, led in prayer. :Scrip- to Toronto after spending
.:Itutevis..fead by Mrs, 'Thames Hag-I:the summer here. Dr. Vokes spent
'gItt,'71'he ;,tummary of Bishop a week here before they returned.
•
, •
od,r, •
business period. Mrs. Jack Arm-
strong and Mrs. Gordon McClin-
c.hey Were appointed delegates RI
attend the Fall Rally of the W.A.
to . be held at Nile. Benediction
pronounced by Mrs. Bean. Lunch
was served by the Happy Hustlers
&MA social hour enjoyed.
Anglican Guild.—St. Mark's An-
...
-..glican Guild held their September
*meeting at the home of Mrs: Al-
fred Nesbitt. The ladid. of - St.
bfary's Anglican Guild, of Dublin,
,,t‘e were' guests. at this .mecting which
'ever 30 ladierattcgded."- Nes-
bitt*Warircelsitegb. -f the 4 °new
k.!
40'
GODERICII SIGNAL -STAR
;4, ,:,--",-',fsir'r'•••• 4 hr.
THURSDAY, Spin., leth, 467
'$,•• -,Mstaar
Through the years, thouscnds have learned that they can put their trust in WI' They have found that whenever they
shop here, the values are consistently fine . . . end the quality consistently highl Come, put us to the test ... you're sure
to agree with the rest.
SUPER-RIGHr -QUALITY MEATS
EEF BOAS
BONELESS
POINT SIRLOIN ROAST
BONELESS
RUMP ROAST
BONELESS
ROUND STEAK ROAST
1
Sli
EXTRA -LEAN MINCED BEEF b29c
PEAMPALED COTTAGE ROLLS ICRY-°-VAC 16 6 3 C
SIDE BACON Super S:naed.Rindiels " Pkg. 87c
HADDOCK FILLETS Sea Sealed • 1 -lb PkgS 59c,
S_ LE FILLETS - Sea Seled 'lb
MEAT PIES swfiNs
Frozen, Turkey, Chicken or Beef
DEEP -CUT SPECIALS!
Salada -Broo.rt Label
TEA BAGS
Mbnaren White
CAKE MIX
T'ne Oat Cereal
CHEERIOS
Skim Milk Powder
Reg. Price $1.09—S -AVE 10c
box of 90 99c
Reg. Price pkg 35e—SAVE 5o
2 16 -oz pkgs 65
Reg. Price pkg 27c—SAVE 4e
101/2 -oz pkg 23 c
Reg. Price 99c—SAVE 10c
3 -Ib pkg 8 9c
A&P INSTANT MILK
CANNED GOODS SALE
Standard Quality Reg: Price 2 tins 37c—SAVE 7c
iONA PEARS 3 2°-.".49c
Standard Quality
IONA PEACHES
Reg- Price tin 31c—SAVE 7e
2 28 -oz tins 5 5C
Standard Quality Reg. Price 2 tins 31c—SAVE 4c
IONA GREEN BEANS 3 20' "4 3
c
Lennox Fancy Reg. Price 2 tine 39e—SAVE 110
APPLESAUCE 3 213' ns 50c
WHITE SWAN
TOILET TISSUE
2rous25c
• %••••.,
3 for79c
ENTER TIH E
$20,000
DOMESTIC
BAKEFEST
CONTEST
411111111NMEMMININIMISIM
THIS OUTSTANDING ENCYCLOPEDIA OFFER
NOW AVAILABLE AT A&P STORES
FUNK & WAGNALL'S
'UNIVERSAL . SIANDARD
ENCYCLOPEDIA
VOLUME No. 2
NOW ON SALE.
A NEW -VOLUME
EACH -WEEK r.
UNTIL YOUR SET M2-5 IS COMPLETE
•
for
only
..‘,
wrn -
any
purchase
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETA LES
Ontario Grown Fancy Grade, Hand Selected Quality, Finest For Eating
McIntosh Red Apples
cello bag
3 -lb 3
9c
6 -qt_
basket
Fancy Grade, Finest For Cooking
69c
Wealthy. or Scarlet Pippin Apples
cello bag*29c
3 -lb
Niagara Grown, No. 1 Grade
6aktet 59c
b
' California No. 1 Grade, Vino Ripened
BLUE GRAPES Hea4nnund 5 9c CANTALOUPE
\\).. , Fresh Green, New Crop No. 1, Wash ed, Trimmed, Ready to Cook
California Fancy Grade Sunkist
ORANGES
each 25c
d.zen4 9c • SPINACH celiosbags 29
BAKERY SPECIALS! Lowest Prke In Years.
Jane Parker Reg, Price 49c—SAVE 40
. RAISIN PIE , .645c
Jan* ParCe7Gfoorf. _ 1140. Priv' 54*-11AVIE 441 8 O'CLOCK 'COFFEE
utrt SI-------4ELLY— ROLL -
BREAKFAST ROLLS ,
b7 JC
.
MILD AND MELLOW -- CUSTOM GROUND
PICK CLARK'S, THE WILL WITH THE SAILOR WY I
CLARK'S oviNatocx
BEANS
IRISH STEW
CLARKS
STEW
23
LS-Crz fin 29c
25 -oz tin 43c
CLARK'S (ONE PKG SPAGHETTI, ONE TIN SAUCE1
Spaghetti Dinner Pk 947c
c
Jane Park« Price toe/ 21c—SAVE lc
Rich and Wine; Ib 83c
2 16-02 loaves 35C BOKAR
RAISIN BREAD
OPEN FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY. NITE
UNTIL 9 P.M.
• "#
P.6 '.41,
'
1
1