The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-10-19, Page 9uburn andDistrict
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PERSONAL
Little Miss Monique Morris
of London was. a visitor ret.
ently with her grandmother,
Mrs. Arthur Grange, Jennifer
and Shelley.
* -* J * . Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas John-
,'
ston, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
• Phillips and Miss tti a hf.
lips were London visitors last
Thursday,
• Mr, and Mrs, Ed Davies vis.
ited last Friday with Mr. and .
Mrs. James. Hemgly at Atwood.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. WilfredSander.
son, Miss Margaret Sanderson
Miss Mary Sanderson, of God.
erich, Miss Barbara Sanderson
of Woodstock and Miss Minnie
Wagner attended the wedding of r.
the former's nephew, Earl
Yotingblut at Glencoe.
* * *
Knox Presbyterian WMS will
'bola Ujeir annual Thankoffering
'meeting on. October 23 at 8
-p, m. when Miss Ida White, mis•
sionary nurse of India will be
the guest .speaker., Everyone ,is
invited to attend this special
service.
* * * J,
Keith Robinson has accepted
a position in Toronto and left
this past weekend.
* *" *
M , and Mrs. Oliver Ander.
son eft last Saturday for a holi.
day at Sudbury, Ottawa and
Expo.
* *. *
Mrs.. Gordon R. Taylor
returned on Saturday after a
week in Brantford with her
daughter, Mrs. Ronald Rath.
well, Mr. Rathwell, Michael and
Janice.
* *. *. -
' jMrs. Andrew Kirkconnell is
visiting friends in London this
week.
and
i
Recent guests with Mr.
Mrs. Ben Hamilton; were her
mother, Ray La Vigne, Mr, and
Mrs. Stanley Semegen andShel.
ley, 0,nd Charles Seznegen, all
of Windsor, also John Hamilton
and Miss Junia Corcoran of Tor..
onto.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Rut.
ledge of Vancouver, B.C. vis.
ited with Mrs. Gordon R. Thy
..lor over the weekend.
* ' * *
The Librarian of the Auburn.
Library requests all County
Library books to be in by, Oct.
ober 21,
* * *
Miss K. M. Govier ofToronto
visited last week with Miss Mar.
garet R. Jackson.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. RonaldDamude
and Marilyn ofWaterdown spent
the weekend with Mrs. Beth
Lansing.
4.
THE-- CHAIRMAN,
BOARD,
PRINCIPAL
& STAFF
OF THE
GODERICH DISTRICT
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THE
OPENING
OF THE 1967 ADDITION
• Blf -SHE
HONORABLE -WILLIAM G. DAVIS, O.C.,- B.A., LLD.
MINISTER OF EDUCATION, Province of Ontario
ON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1967
--2.00 P.M.
/
Access Via Entrance To New' Gymnasium
From New Parking Lot (West Side of School
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When did Niagara
come into. the picture?
the
kin
Warner Andrews atten
Ploughing Match last •.W,'
Barrie, '
Mr. and Mrs. Albgrt,McFar.
lane visited recently with
friends In Louden, ...
Mr. and Mars, W ellington Good
of Biytil and her sister, Mrs,
Lizzie -Pepper Of Exeter vis.
ited one day last week with the
ladies' cousin, Mrs. William J.
Craig and Mr. Craig.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nichol.
son of S.eaforth viSited,on Sun.
day with Mrs. Charles Straug•
han , and Mrs. Wes Bradnock,
,Sheronand George.
4 Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Ha.g•
gitt and Mrs. Ernest Patter.
son of Godericspent last W ed.
nnesday at.. the Ploughing Match
at Barrie.
Mr. and Mrs Mrs. William
han visited last Saturday with.
their daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Jardin, Mr. Jardin and family
a t W ingham., •
OBITUARY
MRS. GEORGE` MoDONALD
The sympathy of the tom.
munity is extended to Clifton
McDonald whose mother passed.
away in Beck Memorial Hos.
pital, London after a lengthy
illness.
'�"� Born in Grey Township, she
was 97 years of age. She was
the former, Agnes Evangeline
M eyers.
Surviving besides Clifton is
.a son Robert of Jamestown.
One brother, James resides at
Duncan, B.C, The f inera1 ser.
vice was held at the D. A.
Rann Funeral Home, Brussels
with burial. in Molesworth C em.
etery, Grey Township. .
WiU
seves ,as wen as . othe.Auburn Get citizr1 o like the, eet ,'
d e' Wolnenrs Mute met*
bers resent were Mrs, ,?oiald.
Riverside�" Haines, preentdeft, Mrs, Fxajk,
RaitlibY, Mrs., Tholnas itt
The community of Auburn is
to have a new park on thebanks •
of the Maitland River,,Approval
of this project was given by the
County Connell Committeewhen
they met recently with members
. of the Aubiirn Women's Instl•
tute cornu ittee. ' .
Warden Donald McKenzie led
the delegation to the site just
south of " the Patterson bridge
between the oldroadandthe:iew
by-pass on County rpa.d 25 at
Auburn. The Huron County
• Council agriculture committee
composed of John Corbett, Hay
Township chairman,, HughFlyn,
Hullett township, Gordon. Boyd,
Deputy Reeve Ashfield town.
.ship, Douglas Miles, Huron
County Agriculture Representa•
tive,'Roy Pattison, East Wawa.
nosh township, Jim Britnell,
County, Engineer, John C.
Berry, county clerk treasurer
and Fred 'Janser, Stratford,
Zone, Forester.
Plans were discussed how the
site could be made into a suite
able park where picnickers
could drive to the river's edge.
and enjoy the scenery. -Work has
already started and more work
will be done thi fall to get it
ready for next sumer,.
This project was started two
ye,rs ago by the Women's In.
stitute members and it is hoped
that the community will rally
and help financially with pie.
nic tables etc to make this a
Centennial project for our com.
munity where the young folk of
the community can enjoy them.
and Mrs. Wen lax, Mrs.
Bert .Cram was absent.
Auburn United
Special
ecI � .
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AUBURN .. Bouquets of cql,
c,orful chrysanthemnum§ decora.
ted Knox United Church for
their' annual Anniversary ser. d
vice last, Sunday. The pest •
speaker was Rev. J. Donald
MacDonald, B.Sc,•B.D. ofNarth
Street United Church, Gocerich
The service of song was led
by the church organist, Mrs.
Lillian Hallam and the choir.
Rev. 3. Donald MacDonald
chose for his inspiring message,
to speak on the subject, "Is
Faith A Farce Of A Force?"
He spoke of the early pioneers
and their faith an also the ex.
periences of those • in the Old
Testament. In defining Farce he
stated 'that it is defined • as a
laughable joke and stated that
many today laugh at the Chris.
tian's beliefs. He challenged
toda.ys church members and
followers of Christ to work
out •their faith and stand up
for Christ and His teachings
along with the call for Mis.
sionary work among the mil-
lions starving in Asia.
The offering was received by
the ushers, Kenneth McDougall,
Allan McDougall, Lawrence
Plaetzer and Clifford Hallam.
Daplist Hold
Layman's $ervicc'
AUBURN-.14ayina ' -Sunda)? Was observed' at . the Aubvf,
Baptist Chart lastOtinda `, The"
Servicee was led by cilen Rice
with Mies Nancy. Anderson at
the organ,
, The invocational :prayer was
given by , James Rice and the
responsive reading was led by
Harry Webster. The Scripture -
lesson frOm,St. Luke 9; 07-62,
10: 1-12 wasread by k'rank
l aithby, folloWed by' prayer by
Torrance Tabb,
The pastor Mr. Jack Heynen
gave the annoulicements and the
offering was received by or..
don Youngblut. The sermon was
given by Bert Doran. His topic,
"Men on the .March" ;was based
on Mark 2:l4th verse.
ASH FI ELD
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Drennan,
Alan and Dennis visited recent.
ly with Wm. ;Drennan .at Tren.
ton.,
* .' * *
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Mac.
donald were at Expo last week.
* *. *
Gordon MacGregor of London
visited last Sunday with his
aunt,' Mrs. Colin MacGregor.
* * *•-
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thain
of Scarboro called on old friends
here on Saturday.
* * *
Members of the Ashfield
W.M.S. attended a meeting in
Whitechurch on Wednesday.
Mr. ,and Mrs, Rosa Mai+
cenxie spent the weelcend ;
.Parley and Toronto.',,
*
,Mrs, , D9d Hangton biP
• been under the doctor's care.
lately. baying had a bad. case
Qf the "fart.
* *,.*
Mr. and. Mrs. Bill, Farrish
were in Batavia,. where they:
attended; the, wedding of Mr, and
Mrs. Ian MacRae.,; ; y
o..
Many fr40111 the . c miinf ty
,.attended the reception on l~'ridn•Y
evening in Kincardine ,pavilion,,
for Mr. and Doug Marlyn.
* •4* *
Mrs. Eldon Braley „hasn't .
been as well as her many friends
would like' to see her, '
* #k. *
Mr.. and Mrs: Allan MacLean,.
and family of Collingwood spent
the weekend with Mr. Don Mac.
Lean. * *
6..!
Mrs. Con Hogan is spending.. .
the week in mpntrtoal and Expo. '
* * *
Messrs.. Jim and Neil Mae. -
Kenzie were among those from
the community who attendedthe
Ploughing Match at Barrie dur.
ing the week.
*., * *
•
Mr. Rod Finlaysozi of Sarnia •
spent the weekend with Mr. and
' Mrs. Gordon Finlayson.
,. * *. *
Mr. George MacDonald
returned home from British
' Columbia where he has been
for the past several weeks.
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