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PAGE a---GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1973
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AUBURN ANO DISTVICT NEWS
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lumbering in Auburn area
�A history of the lumbering
industry. in the Auburn district
was interestingly told at the
Januar' meeting of the Auburn
Horticultural Societe' by Mr.
William. L. Craig. Hu is the
owner and operfttor along with
hiAt.,oun. Mr. Allan Craig -of thea
Tames _u T_ Craig. sawnrill� at-
, Auburn.
He reviewed t he changes
since he carne 20 years ago to
this village and worked with
his father. the late James T.
('rang and outlined the present
day method of :obtaining the
raw • material -logs. .Mr. Craig
told about the restriction on.
cutting logs and anyone who
has hush land on their holdings
can get advice from the'Depart-
meat of Natural Resources. He
stated that there , is a great.
demand for all lumber and his
manufactured products are
used mainly for manufacturing
• furniture. Some lumber is ship-
ped as far as California and he
explained the code used b -y.
lumber men when ordering.
He spoke also on the method
of grading and told of the work
that Mr, .Peter McDonald, a
former local boy, is doing with
the National Lumber
Association as a grader of lum-
ber. Mrs. Donald 'Haines
• thanked Mr. Craig for his infor-
mative address.
The president ..Mrs. Cordon
Taylor presided for the annual
meeting which was opened by
singing "0 Canada" with Mrs,
Robert Phillips at the piano.
Mrs. Taylor welcomed hall and
read her poem "Live To -day','.
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A brand New Year is here, So
let us not forget, To live t.p-day
the best we can, So we will -clot.
regret. •
Don't worry about to -morrow, -
To -morrows another. another.
There's time to do our very
best again. And improve in
every way.
Then -when at the end of the.,
year,. And° our annua-1 stock 'we -
take.
And . we have done our very
best, What a record we should
make.
The minutes of the executive
Meeting were adopted as` read
by Mrs....B,eth..Lansing. Business
was done and thanks extended
to Mr. Frank Raithby and Mr:
Duncan MacKay for removing
Santa and his reindeer . for
another season. It was announ-
red that the annual -meeting-
will he held this year .in Blyth.
Master Clifford Brenton of
Belgrave sang several solos ac
companying himself on the
electric guitar. These musical
numbers were much enjoyed.
The musical program was plan
ned by the committee in charge,
Mrs. Brian . Hallam and. Mrs.
William Seers.
Winners of the prizes were
secretary. Mrs. Beth Lansing
gave the year's secretary report
and- -the financial report was
given by Mrs. Eleanor Brad -
nock.
The. convener of the
nominating committee, Mrs.
12analcLilainesr resertech--t
p he- .�rt!>►rkt
slate •-of -.office-rs• which ----is as ---
follows; past `president, Mrs.
Celia Taylor; president, Mrs.
Kenneth Scott; first vice-
president, Mrs. Elmer Trom-
mer; second vice-president,
Mrs. • Dorothy Grange;
secreatry, Mrs. Beth Lansing;
treasurer, Mrs. Eleanor Brad -
nock; pianists, Mrs. Robert
Phillips, Mrs. ' Brian, Hallam;
„directors._ Mrs. Russel Brindley.
Mrs. °Celia Taylor, Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. Maurice
Bean, Mrs. Ross , Robinson,
Mrs. Norman McDowell, Mrs.
Robert Turner, Mrs. Robert Ar=
�- r-`' Mrp!
Dona Id -Haines -And
Mrs. James Jackson; auditors,
Mrs. Albert McFarland, Mrs.
William L. Craig; nominating
committee, Mrs. James
Jackson, Mrs. Frank Raithby,,.
Mrs. Frances Clark. A delicious
smorgasbord lunch was served
by Mrs. William L. Craig, Mrs.
Frank Raithby, Mrs..Beth Lan-
sing and Mrs. Celia Taylor.
Ars.-Miriam' Jaae.Taylor •
Celebrates 90 years
Mrs. Margaret Jane Taylor,
a former Auburn district
resident, now of Huronview,
celebrated 'her 90th birthday
last Sunday when over 60
relatives and friends gathered'
to honour, her on this . special
occasion..
Born in the Township of
Greenock, Bruce, County, near
Walkerton, she was the former
Margaret Jane Arnold. In -1898
she married Frederick Taylor
Of -Cargill and'reside-d there for
two years. _They moved to
Wiarton in the Bruoe Peninsula
and about 32 years Ago they
moved to Auburn distr ct, They
lived for five years at,McGaw
stationM
when Mr. Taylor passed
away, -
- Mrs. Taylor resided for 12
years -with -her 'daughter;. Mfg.
Wilda Clatworthy of Granton
before coming to Huronview.
Mrs. Taylor was a lover of
•flowers and grew many
varieties in her gardens which
she , looked after herself. She
also loved to , hook rugs,
crochet, knit .and did lot of
Mrs.- Frances Clark, ` Mrs. reading.
William Seers and Miss Nita
Mrs. Taylor had a family, of
Hailam. • nine sons' -and three daughters
The annual meeting was held of which five . sons are living
following the session and the and two daughters who were
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all present for .the occasion, -
Fred of Fort Erie, "gtanley of
• Hamilton, Stewart of. Nile,
'Raymond of Wella-nd and
• George of London - and two
• daughters Mrs. Wilda Clatwor-
thy, Granton and Mrs, Hazel
Park of Dungannon.
Predeceased' are Calvin,
Wilfred, Elgin and ,Bernard
• and one daughter Mrs. - Irene
Arthur. She also has 26 grand-
children and 37 great-
grandchildren, many of whom
were present.
The linen covered tea table
was centred with a decorated '
A birthday. Bake flanked by
lighted candles. The birthday -
tea was served by a Unit of
Knox United Church Auburn .
.-under-the-ronvenership-of Mrs --
Robert Arthur. '
Guests present were from
Montreal, Toronto, London,
Guelph, Stratford, Welland,
Fort- Erie, St. Thomas, and
surrounding towns.
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Socials
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Lawlor and Mr. Jim Lawlor
were New Years guests with
her aunt, Mr. Nell Ladd and
Mr. Grant Fisher of i3enmiller.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall of
Wingham visited .on Sunday
evening with her brother, Mr.
,Robert Arthur, Mrs. Arthur
and Miss Jayne Arthur.
Mrs. GeorgeMillian , s.pent
the w eekend"�in "ratford witfi .
her daughter, Mrs.Carl Thom-
son, Mr. Thomson and family.
Mr. Keith Scott is taking an
advanced computer course for
-.:two weeks in Toronto. He is
employed by McCormick's' in
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Camp-
bell of Blyth visited last Satur-
day with Mrs. Elsie Scott.
-" Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott
and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
MacKay attended the funeral.
of the former's aunt, Mrs.
Lillian McLean formerly of
R:intail recently.
Mr. Elmer Trommer spent
the weekend at Cambridge with
his mother Mrs. Emma Trom-
Mr. and Mrs. George
Wright and family of Toronto
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Arthur and
Miss Jayne and attended the
birthday party for 'Mrs. Fred
Taylor, his grandmother at
I-furonview°.
Congratulations to' Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Stiles of Goderich on
the birth of their son in 'St.
Joseph's Hospital Londop last
Sunday. ----
Congratulations,. to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Lawrence, nee Laura
Daer on the ` birth of their
daughter in .Goderich hospital
last week.
Miss Shelley Grange of the
University of Waterloo'' spent
the weekend with -her-
mother
Mrs. Dorothy Grange.
THERES
AN OLD
SAYING,- THE
NARROWER THE .
MIND; --- THE
BROADER- THE
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Last -Wednesday, January to •.M thrwKnox- Proeb>att hi►rch`i-lddefieh /helium*,
Presbyterial W.M.S. met to elect their officers for 1973. Pictured loft to right -14e Mrs: G:G:-
McEwan, Goderich; treasurer, Mrs. Kerslake, Seaforth, secretary; speaker ida White,
missionary on furlough from India; Mrs. Alex Enright, Goderich, president; and Mrs. John
Pollock, Goderich, retiring president. (staff photo)
!lemon Presbyterial of WMS
New officers appointed
BY MRS. WES BRADNOCK
The Huron' Presbyterial ,of
the Women's Missionary
Society held its annual
trfeeting in Knox Presbyterian
Church,_, Goderich with
delegates present from
Belgrave, Seaforth, Hensall,
Auburn and Goderich.
The president, Mrs. John,
Pollock opened with prayer and
a hymn, with Mrs. Clayton Ed-
ward; at the piano. The scrip-
ture lesson was read by the
president ' followed by
meditation on "Charity" Mrs.
Wilfred' Sanderson of Auburn,
was secretary for the +meeting.
The treasrer, Mrs. Arnold
McConnell of Goderich, gave
the financial 'statement.
Reports of groups were given by
the following: children's
groups, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm,
Hensall; 'Young Women's and
C..I.T., Mrs: Eleanor Brad -
nock, Auburn; evening and af-
ternoon groups, Mrs. Dale
Nixon, Seaforth; associate
members, Mrs. .Harvey Hyde,
Hensall; glad tidings, Mrs. R.A.
Orr, Hensall; life memberships,
Mrs. Walter Shortreed,'
Walton; - supply, Miss Jean
Scott,. read by Mrs. R. Ker-
slake; friendship and service,
Mrs. Charles Kalbfleisch,
• Varna; literature, Mrs. R.
Faber, Hensall.
Plans were made to hold the
spring, presbyterial meeting on'
June 16th at 1:30 p.m. at Hen-
• salt. It was announced that the»
London Synodical meeting will
be held this year in Wingham
in April. -
Miss Hazel MacDonald of
Goderich presented the slate of
officers . which was accepted.
The - new officers were:
president, Mrs. A. Enright,
Goderich; vice-president, Mrs.
John. Pollock; Goderich; -recpr
ding secretary Mrs. R. ' Ker-
slake, Seaforth; treasurer, Mrs.
G G. McEwan, Goderich; -
af-
ternoon' and evening groups,
Mrs. Dale Nixon, Seaforth;
glad tidings, Mrs. R. A. Orr,
Hensall; - hildren's groups,
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock,
Auburn; supply,r .Miss Jean
Scott, Seaforth; life member -
shirts; Mrs. Joe Dunbar,
Belgrave; associate. members,
Mrs. Harvey Hyde Hensall;.
friendship and service, Mrs.
Charles Kalbfleisch,-.-.TV,arna;'
literature, - Mrs. R.' Faber, Hen-
sall.
Rev. G.L: Royal conducted
the installation ceremony and
thanked- Mrs. Pollock for her
work and - welcomed Mrs.
Enright to the ` chair. Mrs.
Enright-chaltenging
a urged all to go
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