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THURSDAY, NOV. 20th,
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DRYERS
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Yes, ladies, you can dry nylons,
dacrons, orlons, woollens, safely in
a Westinghouse.
Drop in -for -a demonstrition,
and see why more ladies are ask'
ing for a Westinghouse.
New Postmaster.
Of U um
IVitenn;t1
J. Scott has been appointed -post-
master in Auburn to succeed Mr.
Alfred Rollinson, who has served,
this.districtas postmaster for over
,3 ;years.
Mr. Scott is the, only son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott and
attended school at
S.S. No., 9, Hullett
and S.S. No. 3, Col-
borne. He worked
on his father's farm
until he enlisted in
1939 in thetanadian
Army, He trained
at London nd
Barrietield and went
with the 1st division
Signal Corps to Eng-
land where he re.
mained until July 4,
1943. Then he was landed in
Sicily, taking -pal -tin that campaign.
Later, he' was transferred to Italy
'.where he _served in that conflict
until February 27, 1945 when he
set sail for Canada.
Returning from active service,
-Mr. Scott took over the family
farm in West 'Wawanosh where he
has farmed ever since. Ur. Scott
will be assisted in his new position
by his. wife who, • was formerly
Mildred Aitcheson, R,N., of Sea -
forth. They have three sons, Keith,
Wayne and Eric.
Mr.. Scott has held the position
of assessor of West Wawanosh for
several:Years. Ile is,a member of
Knox Presbyterian Church session
and -chairman of the Board of Man-
agers. He is a member of Morning
Star A,F & .AM Lodge at Carlow
and is also or the board of Alex-
• andra Marine and General Hospital;
Goderich.
Warm air flows directly frit°
center of tumbling clothes.
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TEM GODtRICII SIGNAL -STAR
AUBURN, -Nov. .14..—The
41,471i4RoActtatritr4t4:
Pettzers Club- was held last Wed-
nesday evening at the homeof
Mary Kirkconnell. The ineeting•
was in charge of Marilyn Dam'.
The assistant leader, Audrey Mach-
an, told - of a trip to town with
Betty -Brown giving useful hints on
buying cereas. The leader, MrS,.
Ed. Davies, told an interesting
story on flour. Mary Kirkconnell
and Eileen Schneider demonstrated
how to wake . muffins. The next
meeting will be held- on r November
26 at the home of Mrs. Davies when
Mrs. Ian McAllister; the home
economist, is expected to be Pre-
sent. — Barbara .Baechler, press
secretary.
W.M.S. Meet.— The W.MS. of
Knox Presbyterian Church met lest
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Ed. Davies, The call to
worship was given by the presi-
dent, Mrs.. Wes. .13redno.ck. The
devotional period was taken by
Mrs. William-Hensch. A solo was
sung by Mrs, D. A. MacKay. The
correspondence secretary, Mrs.
Herbert Govier, 'read a thank -you
note •and the treasurer, Mrs. Fred
Ross, gave the financial statement.
The nominating committee were
asked to bring in the slate of of-
ficers at the Decembers meeting.
They are Mrs. Ed, Davies, -Miss
Minnie Wagner and Mrs. Roy Daer.
A musical selection was played
by Mrs. John Houston and a ead
ing on Remembrance Day 'was'
given by Mrs. H. Govier. Mrs.
Frank Raithby gave the study book.
The Christmas meeting will be held
in the Sunday School' room of the
church when Rev. ,Robert Meally'
will be thespeaker and the mem-
bers of the St, Mark's Anglican
Guild will be the guests. Lunch
Was served by Mrs. Davies..
Mrs. Hiltz returned to Toronto
last Thursday after a visit with her
son, Dr. R. S. Hiltz, Mrs. Hiltz, -
Malcolm and Marian.
Mrs. Margaret Arthur returned
home last week .after a visits with
hr-dtighter, Mrs.' Gordon Wahl,
Mr. 'Wahl and lamily, at Langside.
Congratulations to Mrs.and Mrs.
Charles 'Stewart on the birth of a
baby daughteron November 17 in
Goderich hospital. "
Mr. and Mrs. Garth.lVicClinchey,
newlyweds, were feted last Friday
evening at the Blyth Memorial Hall
when friends and neighbors gather.
ed to honor -them on their recent
marriage. Mr. Gordon Plunkett
read the address and Ross Young -
Witt. pre.sented them with a purse
of money.
Horticultural Society.—The ex-
ecutive meeting of the Auburn
Horticultural Society was held last
Monday evening at the home ,of
the president, Mrs. Bert Craig, with
a good attendance. It was de-
cidedto place Santa and his rein-
deers in Manchester Garden the
early part. of December. The coin:,
inittee irt charge is Bert Craig,
Gordon R. 'Tayler and Willia.m
Straughan: -A nominating commit-
tee was appointed as follows: Mrs.
Wes. , Bradnocks Mrs. ,Charles
StratiOen-end Mes-Fre-n-1 th :
They will bring in the slate of
officers for 1959 .aethe December
meeting. 'Plans were made for' the
Chritmas party to he 'held on'''
Monday, December 1, in. the Oraege
Hall with a p-ot luck lunch, to le
served to whichall members' 'hus-
bands are to be guests. An e:c=
change of 25c gifts will be made.
The society is asking everyone to
decorate their homes for the cond.
ing Christmas Season. Mrs. Craig
served a delicious lunch. ..
AUBURN
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Walkeri Ol Vifg:a4ilsiedlast
ThursayevennwMrs.:atid•
FrMemr.lin.
and Mrs. Earl Wightman
were honored': recently at Knox
United Church when the, memberS
gtheredfor a social evening in
_the Sabbath School roOm.Crok-
Mole, was enjoyed. The vvinners
were: first, Mrs. Percy Vincent,
and second, Mr.' Percy Vincent.
Rev. R. S. Hiltz presided and spoke
of the mirk that Mr. Wightman,
had done in the church as clerk
of ',session and a member of the
session. He- eoniplimented
Wightman for her wonderful work
as president of the W.MS. and as a
Sunday School teacher for many
yars. Mr, William Straughan also
thanked Mr. and Mrs. Wightman
for their leadership. A purse of
money ant a small gift were Pre-
sented to them • Mr, and ars:
Wightman recently moved to Luck -
now.,
A surprjse birthday party 'was
held last Wednesday evening, Nov-
ember 12 forMrs, William Stewart
who was celebrating her 73rd 'birth-
day. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Martin, and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Martin and family, of Port
Albrt; Mr, Elmer Gilders,. of De-
troit; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Young;
Goderich, and Mr. Ind Mrs. Elmer
Sproul and family, of West Wawa-
Ash-- Gifts and cards were also
received to mark the occasion, •
The annual family night dinner
of 'the St. Mark's Anglican Church
was held last Friday evening in
the Sabbath School room of the
Knox Presbyterian 'Church with- a
large attendance of members and,
friends. The dinner, under the con-
venerhip of Mrs. Tom Haggitt,.Mrs.
Cliff Brown, Mr. John Daer and
Mrs. 'Alfrd Nesbitt. .A program
consisted of two quartette numbers
by Messrs. Lawrence and Frank
Nesbitt, Bob Daer and Christopher
Hutchison; piano duet, Shirley and
Carole—Brown; --vocal duet, Mr.
Frank Nesbitt and"Mrs. Norman
McClinchey; accordion solo; Mrs.
Gordon R. Taylor. The rector's
warden; Mr. Gordon R. Taylor, Ask-
ed Mr. Fordyce Clark to read an
address to Rev. and. Mrs. Meally
and a radio and other 'gifts were.
presented to them by the people's
warden, Mr. John Daer. Rev.
Meally thanked the people 'for theiri
gift. The gust, speaker was Mrs.
Larry Glasgow, of Brussels, who
gave an illustrated talk on their
trip*to Ireland this summer. •
The annual meeting of the Au-
burn Baptist . Church was held re-
eently when Members gathered for
a 7 o'clock dinner. in the Sunday
School room of .the 'church. Mr.
John Gulian, the minister, presid-
ed for the business period. All re-
ports given showed a successful
year for the congregation.
Mrs. Gladys Hull, of 'Brussels. is
assisting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jarnes Raithby. We are happy
to see them able to bein their
own home again.
Miss Margo •Grange was in Lon-
donslaSrSaturdyat- WOSSA with
the Goderich DHS volleyball team.
Mr. Harvey Hunking has moved
to Londesboro. Mr. and -Mrs. Nor-
man McDougall and family, of Cale•
don, have purehased the farm and
have taken possession.•
Mr, Alvin Leatherlancl is con-
valescing at his home after receiv-
ing painful injury.to his„foot while
working on the county roads.
Mrs. Keth• Machan and son,
Randy, and her sister, Linda An•
drews, were Toronto visitors'.
week -end and saw the Santa Clads
parade..
You can arrange for a Christmas
gift.subscription to the Signal -Star
thr°1181141:31FINIV:
rs. ifarnet Andrews and Kath-
leen and Mr. Keith Machan and
Trudy visited last Sunday with Miss
Ruth. Andrews, at London.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt:' Ling and -
Marilyn and Mr. Rdbert Youngblut
visited Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Munro
Wit ,Sunday.
M. Gaunt Wins
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TEMPERANCE FEDERATION
PLANS ANNUAL MEETING
Rev. GorclonDomsn,, general see
retary of th' Ontario Temperance
Federation, A will be the guest
speaker at the annual meeting of
the Huron County Temperance
Federation at Dashwood on Frida-V
evening, November 28, A panel
discussion willbe', led b,y Mr,
Howard Pym, of Elimville. on, the
subject of "Teaching Temperance
in .Sund-a, Scheer?. Thd meeting
will be held in the Evangelical 'On
ited Rnethren Church at DashWood.
President of the Huron group
W. Gill, of Grand Bend.
Was Company' Car
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•Sticky Accelerator
• Blamed For 'Crah
„James G. :1/leacher, 18, put the right -o -way at the Holincsville
biams: on a sticky accelerator when corner on highway 8.
tlie car he was driving (without a ' The court was told that Erb,
rmit) side-swiped a truck, missed
turn, skidded into a picket fence
d ,landed upside down beside a
:derich lumber office.
l'he Winnipeg -born airman, plead -
c guilty- in magistrate's court here
1... charges of careles, driving and
d iVing without a permit. He Was
fiqed $25 and costs, or two weeks
in jail, on the first charge,and $11)
and, costs, or two days, on the
lesser' charge. •
Crown Attorney H. Glenn Ilays
explained that Meacher, bound' for
Clinton, was driving down Kingston
street in Goderich at 1110, psis on
October 4.Just past the stop
lights, he ov'ertook a pick-up truck
and stru.ck the truck's fender in
passing.
T -he car failed to negotiate the
turn where Elgin avenue joins
Huron road. It skidded, knocked
down the picket fence and landed
on its roof.
"It wasn't my car, your wor-
ship," added Meacher. It was a
"company" ca, being owned by
two other men who had -paid $140 was fined $25 and costs or two
for it six days before the actident. weeks for failing to.yield the right -
One of the owners was a pas- of -way at a local' intersection on:
senger when the accident happen- October 12. His car was proceed-
ed,' but he couldn't drive, That ' ing east on St. David street when
was why Meacher, who had no per-
mit, vvas at the whel, the court
was told. ,
Chst Of Repairs
it would take $240 to repair the
$140 car, said' Mr. Hays: This was:
apparently the reason why, since
driving a pick-up truck, stopped
to let an east -bound vehicle pass
before entering the highway. But
he failed to notice a' wes1Thound
vehicle and a- collision ensued.
The lady Who was driving the
'Sthet car sustained lip cuts, Mr.
Erb ' told the court. Provincial
Constable R. Sims • investigated.
For driving without due ,care Th
Dungannon, Herbert Pentland, '
R.R. 1, Port Albert, was assessed
$15 and costs. He \vas making a
turn and failed to notice an onconi•
ing vehicle, the court was inform -
d. Time of tire accident was about
10.45 am. an October 23.
When Magistrate Holmes pressed
for more information as to the
cause of the mishap, defence coun-
sel Frank Donnelly smiled -and
said: "The street- was busier than
usual, your worship."
"What!" said the magistrate.
"Were there three cars instead of
two?"
• Other Accidents
Ronald A. Fuller, 30, of Goderich,
it came in collision with a car that
was north -bound on Victoria street,
said the crown attorney.
Jerry Cook, 24, of Goderich, was
asSessed $20 and. costs Or 10 days
for improper driving in the town
on October 19. His ear was observ
the accident, in Mr. Hays' words, ed swaying on the road, tile court
"thefirm of owners has disclaimed was told.- The Vehicle was stopped
any interest in it."
Magistrate D. E. Holmes asked
Meacher what the two owners in.
tended to do about the damaged
vehicle:
"According to them, if's mine
right now," replied Meacher as on-
lookers chuckled. "I havent paid
for sit yet though."-
• William:Brian Young,- 17, of TUC
, Auburn, was fined $15 and costs,
or five days, for driving carelessly
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cording to evidence, hl § car had
inadequate bralies when it went
around the Square and struek the
rear of an auto driven by a Sea,
forth man., so.
Richard ,,Erb, 19:' • of R.R.
Zurich, was fined $25 and cot. or
10 days, for failing to yield the -
at 3 a.m. by policesat a roadbleCk
which had been set up following
the shooting in Colborne Township.
His explanation for the ears be
havior was that his wife had been.
steering the vehicle from the pas..
sengers " -seat because he War
drowsy.
Milton V. Barker,' 28, of (odtt
rich, was fined five dollars and
costs for failing to stop at, the
stop sign at Kingston street, and
taaawan,aaato
ence was given by Town Constabl
R. B, Crawfrd,
Rose Marie Boucher. of Centralia
RCAF Station, Was fined $10 ,,ncl
costs for speeding. The vehicle
she was driving' was clocked by
Provincial Constable Morley Groves
in the IIensall district.
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Nturtay Gaunt, R.R. I, Luck
now,is this year's winner of a
special Junior Farmer trip to
Chicago. The trip IS awarded each
year to the boy ox ‘ girl 'in Huron
County haying the highest total
score in tkeed and livestock judging
contetitions in a two year period.
Mk. Bruce Coleman, R.R. 4, Sea -
forth, was the runner-up for this
award and represented Huron , on
the Eastern Ontario and Quebec
Junior Farmer tour, earlier this
fall.
Murray. has an outstanding re-
ord in 4-H arid Junior Farmer
work. He was a member of the,
Lueknow Calf Club for four years
and, had She highest score in that
chits each year. In 1955, he was
the winner of the'Quee's Guineas
Class at the Royal Winter, Fair.
In 1956, he' was a member of the
Huron County Royal 'Winter Fair
judging team, which won the On-
tario Veterinary Association Trophy
for the team, with the highest score
in the beef section. ''He is presi,
dent of ,the •CO1WanaPh
FarlIWO AO -0 40.411.0
County,JUnlor rmerS'Ass
111,11TaY is -ti:Pe ,1$1'01
CountyJuntee F'ar
will be competing in
debates, Be is 23'Ye441 fg
a' graduate of the tWo,yegs.
course at the Qatari° Agrienit
Ile is son. o Mr-, an,
Mrs: Andrew Gaunt, 'whp, live .0*
the 12th concession of West Wivr47
nosh Township.
Murray 'farms with his father
and since graduating from College
has constructed and operates.
turkey broiler house of 6,500 birg
capacity., The trip to Chicago is
frail November 29 to December 5
and will include many 'points of
interest in and around Chicago in-
cluding the Chicago WorIcts Fair
• and part of the International 4-H
Congress, which is held at the COD.
rad Hilton Hotel.
SCOUTS, CUBS HELP
BY distributing pamphlets and
envelopes to all GOderich hottfea,
the Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs are
helping the Museular Dystrophy
Association in its current campaign
to raise funds for research. •
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