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The Goderich "Signal -Star, Thursday, June 20th, 1963
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AUBURN. ¢
AUBURN, June 17. — Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Ri derknecht,
George ,Revering, Paul and all of "Detroit, Mr, and Mrs:
George of. Walton visited -last Barry Rinderknecht, jr., Sally
Thursday with her brother, and' Sue -of Almon,t, Michigan,.
Peter Hellinga, Mrs. F•lellinga, visited on Monday with Mr. and
Hank and Elizabeth. Mrs-. Clifford Brown and family
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies spent and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hag•
the weekend. at Dorchester and gitt and family.
attended the memorial service Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ShrAp-
at .0 the Dorchester cemetery. pard, David, Brian, Denise and
They also visited relatives •at Mark of Sarnia and Mrs. W. 11.
London, Dorchester and Har- Sheppard of Bright's GI -me
rietsvil!le. visited last Sunday with Miss
Mr. Harvey- McGee is visiting i Laura Phillips.
his cousins, Mr. and M,rs. R. E. Mrs. Charles Strau.:;han visit-
Cra'xford and Mr. Paul Renwick ed a few days last week with
at Galt. her cousin, Mrs. Durnin l'hi'l
Mr. and Mrs. William II. lips, at their cottage at I.urgon
Coates of Flint, Michigan, are Beach.
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mait- Mr. and Mrs. Reg Asquith,
-land Allen and Mr. and Mrs. George ,and Aripe of Islington,
William. J. Craig. 'The occasion spent the weekend with his
was the Celebration of the 43rd mother, Mrs. Charles Asquith:
wedding anniversary of Mr. and. '. Mr.:. Reg. Dunham (the form -
Mrs. Coates. sr Margaret Hawkins) of St.
• Miss Barbara MacKay was a Marys visited Miss .Laura l'hil-
patient in Goderich hospital lips last week.
last weekend when she had her • Mc. and. Mrs.. Andrew Kirk
tonsils removed. -
Mr. and Mrs.
William S. Craig
and family of Clinton visited
last Saturday with Itis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig.
Mr. Rowland Stalker -of King-
ston visited recently with his sored by the Auburn Athletic
cousin, Mrs. Maitland Allen, Association. During intermix
and Mr. Allen• sion the draw for the prises
Over 20 member of the Au- took place„ and John Livermore
""'burn Explorers group enjoyed a of Clinton won the electric fry
trip .through the woods in the pan and Mrs. John Maize of
Maitland Block last Saturday Dungannon won the ham.
morning. The leader of the Mrs. Mary Johnston returned
party was Mrs. Maurice Bean on Monday after attending
the,
and she was assisted by Mrs. ', rad iation exercises of Mr.
Elmer Sproul and Mrs. Ha`iolc] Watson Chin at Berrien Springs,
Baechler. The girls were .livid Michigan. " She also spent an
ed into three groups and col l enjoyable time at New York
lected interesting articles found and Washington.
-in the woods. After a two-hour ! iVlr. nsCar Ament and his
hike ,they enjoyed a picnic
Itrrich. ,sister, Mrs. Clara Haney of Tor-
connell "and Miss Diane visited
on. Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Louis Blake, Mr. Blake,
Faye and Mary Anne.
A good crowd attended the
dance .last Friday i'veninAt span
onto left last week to viiit their
The librarian of the Auburn I brothers, Mr. Ed. Ament at -
Public Library;, requests that all Kindersley, Saskatchewan, and
county hooks he in on June ! .‘Ir. Joseph Ament at Mosshank,
22nd to be ready for the ex- Saskatchewan.
22nd
Mrs. John Sprung entertain -
Mr.. and Mrs. George. Disney ed empkiyees of the Woolworth
store last week in honor„of
Miss Katlnerine Anne Kennedy
at hrr new home north of Au-
burn.. The evening was spent
socially and gaily decorated
gifts were presented to Miss
Kennedy to honor her prior -to
her marriage. • Later all enjoy-
ed a wiener roast on the Sprung
lawn.
Mr. Donald Haines, R.R;' 5;•
Goderich, received word fast
week that he has completed his
degree. and is now a member anniversary of the church. The
of the Institute • of Municipal intexEsting .topic. on the trans
members voted to give a don
Assessors, (M.I.M.A.). He re lotion of the Bible was given by
ation to the_Dail Vacation Bible
ceived his degree with an honor I y Mrs. Roy 12a-er.
standing through Queen's Uni- ISchool. Correspondence letters
versity. +of acceptance were read for the
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Good progress has been made recently
with the erection of the new Sifto salt
building at the salt wells here. Brickwork
has advanced rapidly in the past several
weeks c t k and the structural steel work is well •
advanced and some of the tanks and bins
installed in the superstructure. The pa,•k-
aging plant is expected to be in up:'ration
sometime next year.
(Signal -Star photo)
Arthur Circle Group Study Book
Conducted- In Honk. Kong .Style
27 ----Winthrop at Bruce-Kippen !Rev. Robert Meally closed the 'Association and the Knox Pres-
- Auburn at Varna 'meeting with prayer. Mrs. ! byterian Church Young _. Peo-
luly-- Haggitt assisted by her sister,
2---Londesboro at Holmesville ,Mrs. Clifford Brown, served a ! ple's Society met for their meet-
• ing at the Rectory in Blyth with -
a good attendance. The meet-
ing was opened by the presi-
dent, Floyd Smith, and Rev. R.
Jenkins of Brussels led in pray -
Bruce-Kippen at Winthrop dainty lunch.
4--- Bruce-Kippen at Auburn Knox • W.M.S.
• Varna at Londesboro The June meeting of the
8- -Holmesville at Bruce-Kippen ! W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian
Winthrop at Varna . Church was held 'at the home
11 ---.'Auburn at Holthesville rr. The Scripture was read by
of Mrs. Donald Haines with1/4tt,
Londesboro at Winthrop Brine Haines. I'}SE� minutes
15—Londesboro at Auburn , good attendance-. The presr- 1 y y
were read b the secretary,
dent Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson,
Varna at Bruce-Kippen Margaret Haines: ' flans were
pre.<ided. Mrs. John Houston
18--Bruce-Kippen at Londesboro' made to hold a wiener roast
was the pianist. The Glad Tid-
Winthrop at Holmesville on June 27th. Interesting plc
'trigs prayer was given by Mrs.
22—Holmesville' at Varna tures, taken along the MacKen=
Donald Haines. The devotional
Auburn A Winthrop zie River when he was mis
period was taken by Miss Min- sionary-teacher there for five -
Anglican Guild ►rie Wagner. Mrs. Ed. Davies
gave a reading. • The roll call years starting in 1936, were -
'Che June nice in, of St. shown by' Rev. Mr. Jenkins. A
�' was answered by a Bible verse
Mark's Anglican Church was:c o n t a i n i n .J the sword gar_ social hour was held after the
held at the horne of Mrs. Thomb meeting with lunch being sery
den." The minutes w e r e
as Haggitt with a good attend- ,''d by Mrs. • Meally.
read by the secretary, Mrs. Don-
ance. The Scripture was read till Haines. It• was decided to 89th Birthday
by Mrs. Ed. Davies. Mrs. George observe the 75th ' anniversary „ • aro exton
Schneider read from the study C'on Latulations a. ex,c n
c, - " do yon handle of the W.i\I.S. at the fall rally to Mr. John Bennett, • R.R.
of the Huron Presbyterial which • fort Albert, who an June 17th
will be held- in Auburn this celebrated his 89th birthday at
September. Plans were made his home in Ashfield Township.'
to make some layettes for the Born on the same farm where
bale. Anyone with used child he–still resides, Mr. Bennett is
ren's clothing is•asked to bring the son of the late John Bennett
them in before the bale goes in and Charlotte Cameron. He
September. An invitation to was married in 1908 to the
attend St. Mark's Anglican former Christena Rutherford of
The June meeting of the Ar- J. Ci».dter, and the treasurer's
thur Circle of Knox Presbyter- r'e'port was given by Mrs, B.
Lan Church was held in the McCrelath.• Mrs. Betty .Fisher
church parlor on Monday with J eported that nine- roses bowls
Mrs. G. L. -Royal presiding. ' had been sent to members who
were ,ill. Mrs. J. Schaefer asked
The Scripture was read by
Mrs. G. McManus, and Mrs. hen
Dunn. led - in prayer. The of-
fering was taken up by ,Mrs. R.
Bradford and Mrs. E. Rivett.
The chapter froth the study Square Dancers
book, "The Flim of Asia," was
given a novel arlcl interesting 11
d
doubts"? A birthday hymn was
sting for Mrs. Fordyce Clark.
Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor was the
pianist • for the meeting. The
president, Mrs. George Schnei-
der, took charge of the business
session.' The minutes w -ere read
by the secretary, Mrs. John
Baer. The treasurer, Mrs. Ger-
-Church meeting on June 25th
don R. Taylor, read the Financial was accepted.. A Bible quiz
statement. • She also `reported
that donations were coming in
from - the make-believe tea pro-
ject in connection with the) 80th
on "Grains - and Hair," wa�„s_cor--
ducted by Mrs. Wesley Brad -
nock. The offering was receiv-
ed by Mrs. Donald Haines. An
special Guild meeting on June
Mr. John Kitchen of Port 25th when Rev. and Mrs. H.
Dalhousie is visiting this week Donaldson of Seafp th, former
with his grandparents, Mr. and ly missionaries in Chile, will
Mrs. J. J. Robertson. be the - guest speakers. Plans
Miss Joan Weir of London is were made to have lunch and a
vacationing with her aunt, Mrs.
atl-nttatee `Y;
and family.
.Presbyterian L.A.
ice,➢ h' �ies also made
plans to assist in the special
church . services to be held on
June 23rd with services -at 11
Mrs. Ed. Davies. president of aim' and 7.30 p.m. Rev. Robert
the hadies' Aid of the Prwshy Meally will conduct the morn-
tnrian Church. was in charge of in.g service and Rt. Rev. Harold
the June meeting and welcomed F. Appleyard, Bishop of Georg -
guests and members to the ; ian Bay will be the special
meeting. It was decided to give speaker at the evening service.
a donaiinn to the Daihv Vaca-
tion Bible School and plans'
were discirssel to send girls to •
camp. The minutes- were read
by the secretary, 'Mrs. Roy Daer,
and she gave the financial state -
J'77 ment. Letters of thanks for don
ations made to Ewart College
'4¢v0,o'brushma,hs' in memory of loved ones Was
read from Dr, -D. J. Lane. Mrs.
Clayton Edward and Mr. Jarrle;s
gcott. The meeting was closed
and a dainty lunch was served
by Mrs. Donald .Haines, assisted
`by her daughter, Miss Margaret
xlai.res.
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Ihe- rest of the schedule of
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is as follows:
June-
24—Varna at Auburn •-
Holmesville at Londesboro
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Joint Meet
The Anglican Young People's
St. Helens who passed away
suddenly in 1957. Mr. Bennett
is a member of the Erskine
Presbyterian Church, Dungan-
non, where he has been a mem-
ber of the Kirk Session for
many years. Mr. Bennett has
two sons, Hugh Bennett, R.R. 1,
Port Albert and Bruce at home
and three grandchildren, John,
Jill and Jimmy Bennett.
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FURNITURE
WEST STREW
that members bring their re-
cipes for the cook book which is
ies
• • Ian _•
presentation by Mrs. Royal and I p
members of her group. The
topic was Hong Kon, and was
conducted as a conversation be Plans were made forthe start
tween Mrs: Royal, Mrs. Elliott � of the square dance season• next
Rivett, Mrs. Max Cutt, Mrs. 'Al �l~all when Goderich Square
vin McGee and Miss Hazel Mc Dance "' Club met at Lorne
who has s.pelrt` ome Web's 0i1 No. 8 ilighway� re-
Donald,time in Hong Kong, and so w a Gently, , with Al Craig, president,
in th chair. About 25 ware
able to give first-hand inform'
ation oAi the colony. Prayer
was offered by Miss McDonald.
'1 he president, Mrs. G. Mc-
Manus, conducted the business
portion of the meeting. '1'he
minutes of the May meeting
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Mac-
Donald was born at ('lif.on,
P.E.I., in 187.4. At 34 sh_' wrote
the trenien'lou ly n v p u l a i
"Anne of Green Gables." Mark
Twain desci•ihed it as lire
"sweetest creation of ch.ht life
ever written." The autlrore:,s
wrote gix book, but none ever
equalled the Green Gables. saga
for worldwide and end irir.g
popularity.
in attendance.
Changes suggested„ and adopt-
ed included changing the loca-
tion of club activities to Mac-
Kay Hall, and that meetings be
held on the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month.
Name Callers.
It was decided that caller El
Haveling would be ens*aged for
every other dance, and Len
Near will'handle the remainder.
Square dance lessons Neill be
held again in the fall at G -rde-
rich District Collegiate if suf-
ficient interest is shown, ar 1 a
special invitation Evill be ex-
tended to young people. y
At the close of the business I
session, dancing and refresh- I
ments were enjoy -ed.
being prepared. ,Mrs, J. Leitch
reported for the waya and means
committee;
Plans were completed for tipp
garden, tea which is to be Held
at the home of Mrs. Bryan Ains-
lie in July, Mrs. Ainslie , an-
pounced that seberal members
of the Weaver's • Association
from LondonwOuld. be present
at the tea with, a, display of
wea ng, Miss nose Aitken. lits
(nsnted to bring ,some a Iter
sui'all,�r looms anti tp shory.spmc,
of her. work. Ail added at�rac
tion will be a• display of Paiat�
Wigs by, the Goderieh ,Art Club,
The Lord's prayer was ro
pealed in unison, acid a Sadat;
haffhour was enjoyed with tea.'
being served by Mrs, A. Gild.'
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