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2 The Goderich Signal -Star, Thursday, March 28th, 1963
AUBURN - 4.
T- A;•,s1U!IN,, \lar. .'.:i.- -!'r e G, - i I .'►.Ici icli wisitcd I i. t-saturctay
tori . l•' 1\'.\LS. lne►2iheia \►,11 .t'tih friends in the ' il,age.
attend .theS; .i,►d4ical :�uc•iet� (.;' 'ilei and \Ire. Hp' old 1Crrlc
cc► rur'11, Donald and Ronald of
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• \t','.'; it 11'.:'•-lia111. 1!t ' ;t, ; I'a>t ,,;1'I Alto' Awl,. i of thu,:
(ff►:, h.';;111 011 :t.j''rll -'-Ila :11
i s,'I, \\ .'re recent \ t;itui with
3' p rt and •dinn'•r \\ ill Ii,• s:i', ••T 1••• 41111 Mr.:. :‘ndre\w K►r{.-
• eti b':. t!)!.• in •tnh,•rs of the 'Al ►-1
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Ca' . • 11:. f '(i "!' 1 '� h, 1,1 ir, t t',t,l .‘ti tll;• I ones! • ut 1,
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I , nit tilt:,,!. u' L.11ttton risl•ted
Ila'. t! :','itr',tt 1 I e i Stlr;cf.iv w.;th the 1urmet'
lu !of , at':•e.1al;44-ig•tli. I: 1 • ,.,1.1 :11 •_•• 11 :slit+ii=i
1t1•.+1 t'►' (','.:! li .n 1: .1:r' -deal 11r Baro "Turner -:jt,
!,i: , I',, '!fl C. t., t'il t, \ 1 l O\ or the \\.•e!: -
r , i:. i d \► 't the to: nit•r', paren's,
>1 iIt )i•'rt t;u\ i r :+rri\ :'1 : ,:.:tied .\Ir..:,uh:'rt "i urnr,r it:l'l principal speaker at the first' annual Moron Presbyterial of
h(►.I. !:;,:ll .. •i'ti+.i h1i-: 1t l Ia.. 1.1 I!:l.
\\ •- 1. ';. l ;:' rt i� c ,.:\:;' _ r,. firu!le:':•t'.tt r-jtarev United Church \\'omen held at North' Street United Churc•ti
h.‘ • h•'r,• 1! !1 ti.',M l;r (►r�, 111•s4,',itt. `.lobi -last '1',tiursd;t \was .Mrs. Walton 'fort 'e iIl1long Kong, (extra Int
r h 1, , Auburn,(Eltrt+.'r left) ivtio discussed her worak in an orphanage -hospital there
:;;y th. aruIGeorge \V'right ul
.:\„.•tet' attended the hock.,‘' and the pressing refugee problem. New officers elected in-
_;.tnie at Detroit last Sunday.
1,'tt•►lct, in este
• l.1-1. Sunda .
1l.1 Mrs. I'. u, t ;: l ,1
COMMERCIAL FISHING
OFF iN- LAKE HURON
in '-
Miss Jean Houston and \lis, —� - -
eluded, left to right, Mrs. Kenneth Greb, Centralia, recording.
secretary; Mrs. A. McTaggart, R.R. 2, Brussels, president; Mrs.
Gilbert Beeyroh, Itelgrave, vice-president; Mrs. Brock Olde,
Clinton, treasurer. Nearly every sector of the presbytery
was represented in the large 'audiences for morning and after-
noon sessions.
Jean Jamieson. both of Toronto, through the lo; s u: livestock , tU (10 to get more names. for ` Mrs. Wes, Pr'adnuc•k denwnstrat
Commercial ash landing, d,l: an Miss Mary 1luustor�of Ham t :keri Cruel h,ni • In the }i. alit► their autographed quilt. The l et1 the lapped scam and also
in, 191;'? in Ontario amounted ut01) spent the weekend \vtt'1of anima! tes1,. Sind the sat- • interesting story of the exijer,- ihr• method of setting in a
Mr and .Mt -s. John 1lo.lraun ani 1 ences of .Jonathan Goforth, a sleeve on the sample which all
olive Young. wa-;e value of lite animal de" j missionary in China, was told. have to place in their hooks.
\Irs. Gordon R. Taylor and , pc'nd'e on the breed and 1!te • Games were enjoyed followrnit
Sirs. William '1'. Robison at condition of animal at -the ti►,.t' the meeting.
ten(1, 1 the Ontario Iiorticu; ,11 sale b: ars no rclationsh1p Auburn Angels
Landsand purest;. The value curs; Convention at To:u:ito last '-to replac,�lnent value of the The sixth meeting of the Au -
of the 1962 catch of $5.1 7' .001). 'week. animal, therefore be it resolved I burn Angels 4-I1 ellib was held
however, is considerably uncle r Farmers' Union' shat compensation be ammend- in the Co►fu►iunity Mcinor•:ai
the S,7.U00,000 level. of the The Auburn Local 116 of the e(l to cover replacement value Hall with the president, Lynda
1930'.s. p,trnrers' Union met in tilt, of similar animal. The valu- Andr•e\ws, in the chair. The
Production increased' in 1111 O: ant t+rllall with -the president,ation to be done by breed field• minutes were read by Rose
of the Great Lakes except in Ray IIaitiia. in the chair. _\Ir. i man and if compensation is Marie llaggilt. The roll cal
Lake Huron.- Lake Ontario and Harold ('alter was appointed?not paid' to the farmer in tea) was afis\wered by each' -girl .,ii
the North Channel.s1 ci'(1tu .'treasurer of the Local days, the `farmer should: be .r.1• ing 'one point to remember
'1h- 'Lake Huron catch was ,ucceedin., Mr. Lawrence Nes- iniburse(1 for his loss of income. the care of nylons. A discus-
oll• sharply at 3.232,000.1)0nm-1s bit. A committee composed of
and a alue of $734.000 with de- Rav Manna, Roy Easoni, Gordon
crease in 'Fall three major 11cClinclioy and Sidney Me -
species. Chub landing,,. were Clinchey, was appointed to al•
down !roof 2.290,000 pounds ,o tr"mpt-t•o keep the Auburn chop -
1.9181.000 pounds: yellow perch. pin;; mill in operation. Among_
from 1.032;001) pounds ,to 464.- 'h•• resolutions made at this
000 pounds; and whitefish from streeting to he sent to the Pro -
815.000 pounds to . 317,O60 vincial office was: Whereas ,the
pounds. Yellow pickerel: how_ health of animal test benefits'
ever. in -creased from 210,001) the country as a -whole by safe-•
pounds to 266,000 pounds alai' ,sirardini; the health of the na-
herrin'_ was up slightly to bola: We feel that no individual
23.000 pounds. farmer should lose financially
to G2,6fr7,uot pounds. Tilts pro-
duction is 3,000,000 pounds
greater than the previous r'
cord set in 1936, according io
the 1)r.tario Department or
.Wednesday, : April : 24
START SAVING • YOUR ,PAPER NOW
If
'et v,'ould keep hard bound. or paper back books sep- .
ar.ate \\'e Will deliver them to the Ontario IiospitalT_ for use _
:pat ie: - .
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J\nothei• resolution concerned
the marketing of- margarine:
Therafore be it resolved that -
the ingredients of margarine
and. the amount of - such
listed on .the package. A fur-
ther request sent to headquar-
ters was that the National
Farmer,' Union be asked to set
up a marketing- board- to sell
Sion took place on the book
covers which each girl will
place on -her record hook. Plans
we're made for the Club exhibit
on Alow to. look your - best"
which is to he set up on
Achievement Day on May 4th.
Mrs. Gordon Dobie describer)
the different seams the girls
will use on their dusters and
and assist in selling dairy pro= ('also °told.how to set in sleeve.
ducts. The members decided � - — —
to have Dr. T. R. Metals., Huron, PREPARE DRAMA
Countylf calfh- Unit veterinarian, 'Members of the Drama Club
to speak on the control of
mastitis On, April 19th in the
L.O.1.. Hall.
Auburn C.G.I.T.
The Auburn C.G.I.T. group
niet at the home of the lead: r.
Mrs. Wes. Bradnock, with Mar-
lorie Youngblut presiding. The
minutes were read by the se'• tiwely new rotary. Betty Moss. Mary San- group.
Berson gave the treasurer's re- -
S.S. Awards Presented
Attendance seals and diplo-
mas were presented at the Knox
United Church Sunday school.
hose • -receiving them were:
Judith Arthur, -ales. 'fogs Mor-
ris,'Laura Daer, Douglas Arch-
ambault, Brenda Archambault,
Klaska Koopmans, Marsha Koop-
mans, Marti' Koopmaris, Nancy
Anderson, Jennifer Grange,
Ronald Arthur, Betty Moss,
Bryan Spcigelberg, Mrs. -Barry
Young, Anne- Speigolberg, Shari.
on Ball, •-•-Bernier ;- McDougall,
John \\'►'ight,...Tonl Cunningham,
Shelley Grange,' Mark Arthur;
Ricky Archambault,, Wayne-Arrl
thur, !Brenda ball. ,Barbara Car-
te r, 17erek Ball, Daryl Ball,
L nda Wilson; --Ross Wilson, -Al-
lan McDougall, Stephen Ilaggitt.
-Nancy-.Lapp, Patsy -Wilkin,
Marie Plunkett, Mary Wilkin,
Gary .Ait)ent, John Koopmans,
Shirley Argent;- 1,rrrry-Chamney,
at Goderich District -Collegiate •I'aul Chamney, Brenda " East,
Institute hre busily engaged in Gail Miller, June L'aechlet•,
rehearsal sessions for their Wanda. Plaetzer, Lorraine Chani -
three -act play which will be ney, Trudy. Machan, Lynn Tun
presented on "Drama Night" to nee, Sherry Plaetzer•, Dana Bean,
be held in the school auditor- Douglas -Durnin, .Arva. Ball,
ium on the evening of Friday. Karen East, 1).w: las Chamney,
April 5. It will b the . first, Jayne Arthur, I,•irLL Plactzer,
major production by the rela- Gail Seers, Eldo'• Hildebrand,
`.iaymonil Hildebrand, Murray
port and the roll call was an-
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s\wered by each girl repeating
the fourth Beatitude. The
Scripture lesson from Matthew'
26:26.40 vas..r'ead by lfargarat I
Sanderson t and this was follow -1
ea by a qui based on the les-
son.` The offering wwas received
by Mary Sanderson and dedjcat- 1
ell by Dianne Kirkconnell.-- An F - -
invitation to attend the Belgra':c
W.M.S. meeting on April 19th r
Hca, accepted and the girls
musical number.. The
quilt blocks „,were given -.out
reported
that they" had more canvassing l
'
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\V'ightnnln, Randy • Machan,
Keith !.app, Patsy 1\Iilltal,
Wayne Powell, Margaret Wi!-
kin, Ronald Plunkett, Doreen
\IcCliuchey', A't'on doll. .
OBITUARY
CLARENCE J. NAEGELE
The funeral service was held
Saturday afternoon at the Lodge
funeral house tor Clarence
Joseph Naegele, 64, whose death
occurred at Victoria Hospital,.
London. last 'Thursday after .►
lengthy illness. Interment w.is
in Colborne raimetcrv.
During World War I he served
overseas with the 49th battal-
ion. IIe was a member of Vic-
toria Street United Church and
of the Canadian Legion. Mr.
Allin_ was a 'baker by trade, h(
for three years. had been a- pitt
ient in Westminster Ilospital,
London, where'ho died on Sun-
day. •
Surviving are two sons, Ron-
ald and R.obdrrt, both of 'Gude-
Township,
was born in Colbor h'etrich;_one daughter, Iles. Robe!.t
'Township, a son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nat gels,
tont had lived it) 'Toronto be-
fore corning to t oderich seven
years ago. Ile was- a tractor
and crane operator.
Surviving are ins \vji'c', ell.
fornwr ' Helen •Noyes; one .son,
I''rancis G., Goderich; two bro-
thers, Albert of Coldwater, and
William of Toronto; two sisters,
Mrs. Minnie Riddell, Goderich.
and Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell,
Strasbourg, Saskatchewan; a.1,1
one grandchild.
•
three brothers. Maitland.
burn; • Harold, • Goderich;
man, 'tolborne Township;
10egrindehildren. Ills u.dt
,af6i• ier '►Janet Snazel dist
1957..
In the 1962 national el
there 'were 123,143 vote; cag
the urban 'riding of, \'ork.
borough,, in Ontario, corn
to only :5,089 votes in the
riding of Iles-de-la-Aladd
in Quebec.
RAYMOND SECORD :ILLIV'
The funeral service for Ray-
mond Secord Allin, 73, was
held Wednesday,, afternoon at
the Lodge funeral home..
A. C. • Dukelovi,• _ officiated, and
interment was in Maitland cent:-.
tery. The pallbearers, ineni-
hers of Branch 109, Royal Can-
adian Legion • were: Harold
Sheardown, George Currell,
Jack Videan, John McGraw,
Edwin Lee, Mac Macalay.
A son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Allin, he was born
in Colborne Township -and lived
-for a time in Western Canada.
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