The Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-03-05, Page 6P4iittE
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• AUBURN, Marcfi '2,=4iPS-Mee
YPS of •Knox Presbyterian
)Ghtiroh met last Tuesday evening
With a gtiod attendance. The
-meeting-vras-oponed-tir the -pre
deit Idgar Leatherland, with
Shirley.Brown at the piano. Rev.
J, Lane led in prayer. The
ininutes were read by the secre-
itary, Helen Youngblut. The roll
call was alismered bynaming a
book in the Old Testament. It was
decided to invite the Presbytery
executive in the near future. Plans
were made for a sating party
when all .Y":;p.S. of the village will
be guests. iScripture was read by
Gordon Wen The topic on the
' history of the Presbyterian Church
in Canadawas continued by Rev.
D, J. Lane,
Diplomas Presented. - Mr:
Charles Stott, superintendent • or
Knox United Church Sunday ,
School, presided for the pres,enta- '
tion of diplomas. Mrs. Kenneth
,McDougall, secretary of diplomas
. and seals, presented the Robert
Raikies. diplomas and seals to the
'., -following: ,Diploniaa Shirley
Ament; GarrAment, Danny Evans,
John Koopmans, John :Montgomery,
Jean. 'Montgomery, Betty Young-
blut;''2nd year Se.alS-Lois Hallam,
Betty Hallam, 'Robert Wilkin, Ross
Wilson, Billy Lapp, Allan Craig,
Allan McDougall, Brian Craig,
• Stephen Haggitt, Patsy" Wilkin,
•
liary Wain, tar e Plunkett; 3,rd
iyear Seals -Shelley Grange, Ricky
Archambault, Wayne Arthur,
Brenda Ball, Deryk Bali, Daryll
_111,11), .Linda ilasen, Mariam_ Mt&
si I ;Malcolm Hinz; 4th year'
Scal-
1 Betty Moss; 51,11 year Seals -Jen-
nifer Grange, Nancy Anderson,
Ronald Arthur; 6th year Seals -
Laura Daer, Brenda Arohambault,
Klaska KOOpinans, Allan Speigel.
berg,. Ronald Durnin, Glen Web -
ter, Allan Webster, Carol Arm-
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, strong; 7th year SealsDouglas
Archam•hault, Marsha Koopinans,
Martie KooPinans, Brian Spiegel-
berg; Jim .Mills, June Mills, Joan
NtillS, Jackie Durnin, Betty Durnin,
George Durnin, ' Wayne Durnin,
Anne Spiegelherg, Sharon Ball,
Lorne Daer, Kenneth Daer; 8th
year Seals ---John Arthur, Barrie
Turner, Barkley Spiegelberg; 10th
')ear -John Wright, William An-
derson, Marlene Easom, Bernice
McDougall, Tem Cunningham; 13th
year -Margo Grange.
Meets. -Mr. James Hem-
bly, manager of the Auburn branch
of the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce, was guest -spe-aker at -the
February meeting of the 'Woman's
Association of Knox United Church
held in the Sunday School auditor-
ium last Tuesday evening. Group
two of the association was in
charge of the program. Mrs. El-
liott Lapp called the. meeting to
order. Scripture was read by Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Goderich
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William Dodd. Mrs, R. Koopmans
ftwwJuck-
thoughts en Christian Stewardship.
A quartette composed of Mrs.
George Milian, Miss Sadie Oartsr,
Mrs. Fred Plaetzer and Mrs. Gor-
don MeClincheL decompanlest_
ler-s7W. 7,7i5ig, sang a number:
Mr. Hembly was introduced by Mrs.
Lapp. He 'explained some of the
many services rendered by chart-
ered banks ain,i gave some seg-
gestions on how customers on
help the bunk staff to give better
service. Mrs. George Wilkin
thanked the speaker.. The offering
was received by Mrs. James Jack-
son and Mrs. Norman Wightnian.
Mrs. Arthur Grange . presided for
the business period. The secre-
tary, Mrs. William L. Craig, read
the minutes and the financial state,.
meat was,givert by the treasurer,
Mi`s. Roliert Arthur. It was decid-
ed to cater to the Women's Insti-
tute banquet in April.
• The Librarian of the Auburn
Public Library i,vishes all county
books to be in by March 7.
Mr. Eldon Stoltz, of Guelph,
visited. on Tuesday evening with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. -C-.
Mr. Earl Youngblut .and Mr,
Gordon Daer spent last week -end
at Woodstock .with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young-
blut and family.
Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt, delegate of
the Farmer's Union and Mr. Carl
Govier, president of the ,Auburn
local, were delegates to the Pro-
vincial Parliament when they pre-
sented their ,brief to the Ontario
Legislature. They -also 'met with
the Agriculture Committee.
Mrs. Warner ,Andrel.vs and Mrs.
Keith Machan, attended the 'gradu-
atton exercises at, Hamilton last
FridaY for Miss Marie Andrews,
who has completed her training
at the Ontario Department of
Health Certified Nursing Assistant
Centre,
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Kirkeon-
nell visited their daughter, Mrs.
Louis Blake, of Brussels, where
4she4s.--a--patient irr'WinghatirliO
pital..We wish Jean a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith \Wien,
Randy. and Trudy, and Mia. W..
Andrews and Linda visited last
Sunday with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs: -James Machan...
Walkerburn Club. -The
Febr-
ary meeting . of the Walkerbern •
'Club was held last Thursday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. -John
Snyder.. 'The president. Mrs. •
George Schneider, .presided. The
, nitnutes were read, by 'the .secre-
tory, Mrs, Ted Iftink"ing. The quilt
\‘Itich was won by Charles Asquith.,
hi -Ought the club $40. It• was de- '
cided to donate: $20 to Hope1
Chapel cemetery: $20 to Ball's
cemetery: $3 to the Cripple.d
Child-
ren'.s Fund' and ..;55 •to the March,
of 1).mos.. Thef•kili; eall was an -.1
:Nvered bv 17 -members by naming_
any improvement which could be
in ado in the community. Ten
childirn were ,also present. The
program of contests wacconducted .
by Mrs, Ted Thinking and Mrs.
Ariel Duizer. The Dutch auction-
v,as won by Mrs:Cveor_ge Schneider
•atir-tlre- draw was «Th hy •Mrs.,
Lorne Flunking. A lunch was
served by Mrs.'Bert Illinking, Mrs.'
Lorne Hunkin, . Mrs. William '
Thinking and Mrs. Henry Thinking.
The, March meeting will be 'held
at he home of Mrs. Joe Verway
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THE GOI/ERICH 5I6NA.I.,STAR
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THURSDAY.,, MAWR' Sth, i950/
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When Mrs. D. D. ReYnolds recently observed her
92nd birthday at the home Of her danghter, Mrs.-'
Ray Dalton, in Ashfield, she brought the combined
total of the ages of the six ladies la the above
picture to 502 years. The above picture was taken
on the occasion of Grandmothers' Day at the
Kintail 'Women's Institute a few years ago. All
six ladies are still living. Left to night, front row,
are: Mrs, Dick MacDonald, -87, Who is currently
a patient in Goderich Hospital with a fractured
hip; Mrs. Neil MacDonald, 86; Mrs. Sara MacKen-
zie, 79; Mrs. Catherine Reynolds, 92. Back row,
left to right: Mrs. Martha O'Neil„ 81; Mrs. N. G.
MacKenzie, r. -Lneknow Sentinel Photo
with Mrs. Leonard Archambault,
convener of the program. Lunch
will.be in charge of Mrs. Ted Honk-
ing, Mrs. Joe Hunking, Mrs. James
Jackson ,and Mrs. Andrew Kirk-
connell. •
Horticultural Society. -The Au-
burn Horticulture Society ,met in
the Orange Hall on Monday -even-
ing for their first Meeting of the
year with the 'president, Mrs. .Bert
Craig, in .,charge. • The minutes'
were read by the secretary, Miss
Alma Mutal_k_ and _approved,- ..T-he-
comiiiilitee in. charge . of putting.
lights at the MancheSter Garden
reported contact with village trus-
tees had'been made. Letters from
the Holland Bulb Company, M.
Clifford Epps and Mr. John Clark
were. read concerning new .busi-
ness.. Accordion soles were play-
ed by Mr. William Gibson. A read-
ing was given by Mrs. Ed. Davies.
A sola was sung bY• Mrs, Georg,e
Wilkin. Mr. Gibson show-
ed colored pictures of his visit to
California. Mrs. Wes.. Bradnock
gave an account of ,a recent vaca-
tion trip to New Orleans., Mexico
Los Angeles, San f.;'raneisco,.
and rlq, Grand 'Canyon. The -pre-
Sident thanked' all who had taken
part in the program. Lunch was •
served by. Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mrs.1
Charles Straughan, and Mrs. Frankl
Raithby. -
Mrs. Ezekial .Phillips Celebrates.
—Last, Thursday. Mrs, Ezekial
Phillips celebrated, her SIth
birth-
day at her home receiving many ,
cards and messages' of congratui-1
LtiOns and .gifts. She was form-
erly Margaret Ellen Medd, (laugh-,
-ter of the latb-Mr
Medd, of West Wawanosh, and at
tended' school at S.S.''No. 3. 'Col-
borne. Sixty-four 'yearsago she
was married Co Mr. Ezekial Plrillip,sj
at the .Anglican rectory at. Luck -1
now by Rev. Chai=les Miles. -,Fol,s-
loying their wedding. the Couple
resided . for 12 .years at Wliite-
church 'where Mr. Phillips was en-
gaged as 'a -blacksmith. They then.
.moved to Auburn where they have
since resided. Both are • valued.
members of St. Mark's Anglican
Church. Mrs: Phillips is very ac-
tive nd• in good health and has
a brightcheery smile for every-
one,. She has a family of three,
one -son, Robert, 'two daughters,
Mrs. Tom Johnston (Ellen) and
Mis,s Laura at home. •
64th. Weddini"' Anniversary. -
The home of Mr. and Mrs, Ezekial
Phillips was .set for their. 64th
wedding anniversary last Priday.
when' Mr, Phillips accidently fell
downstairs while his wife was re-
ceiving Congratulations on the
phone, The doctcrr was summon-
ed and Mr.. Philips was taken by
ambulance' Monday • morning • to
Clinton hospital where he is suffer-•
ing from a fractured hip. We wish
him a speedy recovery 'arid that he -
will soon he able to return to his
home.
Mr, and '!+Ars. Gortnerly Thom)),
on, of Brampton. spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert. Mogridge. .
Mr George Disney. Mrs: Harry
Rinderknecht. Mrs Duncan
Mac-
Intyre and Mrs.. .Beverely Fr .,
ench
of Detroit, visited last week with
the ladies' father, Mr. George
Beadle in 'the Goderich h-osrpital.
MT Fred Armstrong had his two
front teeth knocked out -by• a flying
Ouck,Ituring the hoekey gape pip.
ciffs between the Auburn -Blyth
fe.anis last Friday evening at the
Blyth arena. ,
Mrs Bert Marsh, of Petersburg.
visited last Thursday with her par-
ents, Mr. ,and- Mrs. Bert Marsh.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Gor-
don Dobie -and •family over the
week -end were MT. and 1tIrs. Her: .
bert Foxton and family. of Wing -
ham, and Mr. Gerald Dobie_ of
Toronte.
JAMES REED, DUNGANNON,
ACTS IN PLAY AT LONDON
Mr. Jim Reed,• son of ar. and
Mrs. Allan Reed, of Dungannon,
plays the role of a young cleric in
the London Little Theatre present-
ationt "The Remarkable Kr. Penny -
packer," now showing at the Grand
Theatre, London. Mr. Reed won
the Free Press dramatic scholar-
' ship at the, Theatre School in Lon-
donlast stiminer. The play runs
from March 6 to 14, nightly, com-
menting at 8.30n o'clock. •
• The word, "democracy," - is
Greek in origin, means literally
"rule of the people."
rippled Kids Benefi
week to 2,400 households in Gode-
riChaTift"dislrict.
The pachase of Easter Seals
means treatment and training,
vacations • in specially -equipped
summer camps and other benefits
for the' crippled children of this
area:
, W. W. ,HaySom is chairman of
the Easter Seal committee of Gode-
rich Lions Club, -whichis again
sponsoring the campaign in Gode-
rich and distriot, 4
. Donations May be mailed or
taken to Huigh Spring, of the Royal
Bank of Canada in Goderich, He
is treasurer of the committee. Ed.
Jessop is in charge of ,publicity.
Through donations of local and
district people, crippled children
in this area have benefitted from
treatment at London and also at -
Camp," points out Mr. Haysom.
Entirely aside from the Easter
Seal campaign, Goderich...„..Lions
Club has donated $1,500 ef its own.
funds to help construer!the crip-
pled children's treatment centre
at London. Thwill open this spring
to serve all of Western Ontario.
Goderich Lions Club is one of
221 service clubs whO have joined'
in the Easter Seal carnoaign this
year. Their total_ „Objective is
$770,000 -which milk be raised
to continue Vhe services that have
been available for crippled child-
ren for se many years now.
To More than 13,500 children' •
and teen-agers iw; Ontario -Who
are Afflicted by accident, disease
or from birth by crippling eon-
ditions that usually mean despair
and dependence on bthers-March
is the mcinth of hope.
KINGSBRIDGE
KINGSMDGE, March 2. -Mr.
and Mrs. tric Johnstone, of Gode-
nch, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vogt,
a Detroit, were Sunday visitors At
the Frank Sullivan home.
Other week -end visitots here
Were: Miss Betty ,Lou Vassella, of
London, Kenneth Fitzpatrick and
Danny Dalton, of. Kitchener:- Jos.
ad Jimniy 'Martin, of Hamilton;
Mr. a:nd Mrs. John Dietrich, of
Kitehener; Waiter ,Kelly and Miss
Rosemary White, of London; Peter
Lierman, of London.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of the late John Hussey,
age 93, of .Goderich, who died in
St. Mary's Hospital, London, on
Saturday, February 28bh, where he
had been a patient for consider-
able time. The requiem mass will
be sung in St. Joseph's Chord',
Kingsbridge, at 10 a.m. on Tues-
day With interment in St. Joseph's
cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton and
son, Maurice, motored to Whitby
_during the past week, Where Den-
nis' commenced work for the sail-
ing season. Since then, however,
he has spent a few days in the
hospital, recovering from the ef-
fects of an injury to his leg. He
is art present recovering at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Arthur
O'Connor, of Pickering.
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