The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-08-22, Page 6V
PAQR Fr,QPJRICH SIGNAL -STAR,' THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1974
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CENTURY MARK
A former Auburn resident,
Mrs. Isabelle Hamilton .
celebrated her' 100th birthday
at Huronview .last, Sunday,
August 18 with Open House
held in the craft room.
Her son Thomas' and his
wife, Formelda arranged for
the relatives and friends to
come and,see Mrs. Hamilton
Her daughter-in-law pinned a
loyely rose corsage on her.
Bouquets -of roses adorned the •
room, There was. also a large
decorated birthday cake' with
candles,
Lunch was,
served by the
grandchildrenand theys. were
also in charge ofthe guest ,
book. Mrs. Hamilton's brother,
Lorne Wilson of Brucefield and
her sister Mrs. Arthur (Marian)
'Rutledge of EEgmondville were
both present.
MrS. Hamilton has one son
Thomas of Goderich, seven
grandchildren, 19 great grand-
children and one great -great
' grandchild. •
Mrs:' Hamilton was the ford''
mer Isabe'lle'Wilson and was
born at Auburn. She attended
U.S.S. No., 5 Hullett. At the
'turn of the century she went to
::the Yukon after she married
George Hamilton and She tells '
thrilling experiences of the gold
rush days around Old Crow in
that northern country. Mrs.
Hamilton used to love to relate
many of .her adventures and
could hold h,er "atidiences for
. several hours' listening to her.
In 1910 the couple returned
with their small son Thomas
and took up farming until flit)/
retired to Auburn. •
Mrs. Hamilton is a member
of St: Mark's Anglican Church, .
• Aubu'rn, and also had been a
member of -the Guild for many
years. She is a charter member
nf, the Auburn Women's - In-
situte. Many relatives and
friends called during the after-
noon'to wish'her a -'happy birth-
day.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Daryl Ball ,has.. resigned as
Extension Assistant .with the
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food in Walkerton and is . now
attending the .University ..of
Wisconsin at Madison
specializing in Dairy Science.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley . Ball,
-Miss Arva Bull, Randy.
Machan, Miss Brenda Ball,A1
French of Kitchener, Derrick
Ball of Walkerton . visited
recently with Mr. •Derrick Ball --
at Aylmer and celebrated the
birthdays of the twins Daryl'
and D errick Ball.
Ed Davies w`nn first plan' i;n •
the senior division of the hor-
seshoe pitching competition
tson recently' retired from In -
held last' Sunday at Lucan.
Congratulations Ed. ternational Nickel Co. •at Cop-
L'ittle Miss Julie Daer is a per £Iiff and have- moved to
patient in Alexander' Marine their, new home in Meaford:
and ' General Hospital, M•r...ancl,Mrs. Frank Raithhv
Goderich. returned home last Monday
...,Mrs„ Bernice Cxlciusher offrom a vacation -spent at
Clinton visited last Tuesday Keswick in the Manitoulin
area.
with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Kirkconnell
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Scott of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold BrownLondon spent the weekend with
and sons, Danny and Tim of 'his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ken -
Port Colborne visited last neth Scott and brother Eric,
Saturday with her uncle and Miss Lila Youngblut was
aunt, Mi. and Mrs. Andrew guest of honor ata luncheon at
Kirkconnell. the home of Mrs.. Kenneth
Mr . and Mrs. Robert cook. of Scott last Wednesday- when
London•-sper?t the weekend withjneighbours and relatives
her parents, • Mr: and 'Mrs. '4 gathered to honor her on her
William Moss. approaching 'marriage•. , Mrs.
Miss Diane Kirkconnell and Duncan MacKay read an ad -
her friend, Miss Audrey Parker dress of congratulations oto
;of London spent the, weekend Miss Youngblut and Mrs,
with the former's parents, Mr. • Eleanor Bradnock presented
and Mrs. Andrew Kir•kconriell her with a purse of money on,
behalf of the 303guests present:
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miss Youngblut 'thanked
.Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. everyone for the girft and a
,Frank Phalen of Goderich Were
' 'social time was enjoyed by all.
guests on Friday evening with Miss Fern Symington of
Toronto, a fd'rmer'' Auburn
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton. resident visited last week:with
Recent guests with Mr: and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Johnston;
Mrs. Ed Davies were Mr: and' •
and Miss -.aura Phillips.
Mrs. Lewis Holtby and Mr. and : Mrs. Hugh Bennett of Port
Mrs. Russel4loltby of•Belmont,
Mr. and Mrs. William Holz of Albert, Mrs. Harold Nicholson
'Buffalo, N.Y., Mr, and Mrs of Seaforth, Mrs. John
Harold -Shaw of Minnesota and Menheere and son Paul of R R
Mr. and Mrs..John McCollough 2d Dublin and Mrs. John
of North 'Dakota. Stadelmann and Christine of R
Mr. and Mrs. Glen .^ R 2 Blyth visited last Tuesday
Youngblut, John and Jennifer with Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock.
visited last week with • his Congratulations to Mr. and
mother, Mrs: Myrtle Munro Mrs. Fred Lawrench on "the
and all enjoyed a, holiday at birth of their daughter in; Vic -
P t F P 1 P. k ••'toric Hospital, London.
oro arm rovrncra ar Friends were sorry to learn cif.
Mr," and . • Mrs. Donald
Young,but, Lorie, Barry .and the accident of Lyle Youngblut
of Blyth, who suffered
Bradley. of London were also ,.greatly
when a nail went into his eye
-guests of h.is.mother during the
week. • . . while working oat 'file home, of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davie at -
He
andMrs. Oliver Anderson.
tended the Morrison -Abbott .. He is a patient. in Victoria
Hospital 'where it is hoped
wedding at Orillia i.n ;St.' James e
Anglican Church and also• they can save his sight.
visited friends in Coldwater •
• BRIAN ,JOSEPH LEDDY
and Ptirt. Severn: Funeral services were held at
Kenneth McDougall and .his St. Augustine Roman' Catholic
cif' Seaforth and his aunt,. Mrs.Church for Brian Joseph
Myrtle Munro attended the Leddy who passed away ,at his"
Mountain reunion laat Sunday home, Lot. 24, aCon." 5 }West.
Wawanosh Township in his
R' at Avonbank. •ninths year.
Mr. and, Mrs: Ronald Liver -a
He was the son of .Kenneth
Leddy and Catherine McLeod
and had attended Kingsbridge
Separate School. A•
Besides his .parents he is sur-
vived by one sister, Dianne and
o e, brother,- Kevin; his grand-.
other, Mrs. et Mcllouga
Mrs Wes Bradllock
RUBY EVENT
Open house was held last
Sunday for Mr: • and .Mrs. John
Daer on the occasion of their.
40t,b wedding anniversary. The
`hall was suitably decorated for
the occasion, The' white linen
covered table was centred with
an arrangement of ruby shaded
roses, feathered mums' and:
white' daisies flanked by ruby
and white tapers and a
decorated anniversary cake,
The tiny tables were centred
with a small, bouquet of ruby
shaded dahlias for the guests to
have tea.
The guest book, was in
charge of the couple's only roti,
Robert and he was assisted in
- welcoming the guests by their
four daugtlterS, Mrs. Arnold
(Edith) Roney of Mitchell; Mrs.
Norman (Lila) McClinchey of R
R °2e'' Auburn; Mrs. Robert
(Edna) Seiler of Hong Beach,
California; , anc4 Mrs. Ralph
(Ellen) Jackson. of Mitchell.
Assisting the bride and
groom of 40 years in receiving
the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
°u Andrew Kirkconnell woho were
the attendants 40 years ago.
..Mrs. Kirkconnell is the groom's
.sister.
Tea and lunch ,was served by
grand -daughters, Cathy
McClinchey, R R 2 Auburn; -
Mary Lee and Laurel Roney,
Mitchell; Susan and Nancy
Seiler, Long Beach, California;
and Sharon and Leone Jackson
of.Mitchell. Assisting in the kit-
, chen was Mrs." Bert Daer, of
Blyth' and Mrs. Ross Daer of
•
Auburn.
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A snairgasbord supper was
enjoyed at 5 p.m. when nieces
and nephews and close friends,
joined Mr. and Mrs. l5aer and
their family.
more and family of Fordwich
visited last 'weekend ,with her
'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Haines.
Mrs. Jessie Sheppard of
• Bright's Grove and tMrs.
Thomas ,Sheppard of Sarnia.
visited • last week with, Miss Raymond Leddy of Lucknow
,Laura • Phillips and Mr. and: and Mr. and Mrs. Orland
Mrs. Thomas .Johnston and -McLeod of Kincardine; and his
Rover Phillips. great-grandmother, Mrs. Stella
Thomas- Sheppard, a farmer Scott of Kincardine. C4
Auburn resident, is at.present. The funeral was at., 11' a:m.
in Turkey for Polymer Co. at. with Msgr. L. Phalen and
Sarnia.° A '
parents, ' Mr. and 'Mrs.
Father Ed Dettinger.in charge.
Len Coyne of Windsor is Burial took place in St,
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Augustine Cemetery with
Robinson• pallbearers'' being Raymond.
Elva Straughan i visiting at Leddy, Larry Carter; Pat Boyle
Meaford,--,.vyith- her daughter, " and Jim Foran. Arthur
'Mrs. Clayton 'R bertson and Funeral home was in charge of • •
Mr. Robertson.' Mr. Rober- arrangements.'
• Mr. and Mrs. Daer were
.. married at • the Baptist Par-
sonage at Clinton by Rev. G.
W.. Sherman on August ' 25,4
1934. Following their marriage
they resided on their farm in
,Hullett Township until they
moved toAuburn 16 years ago,
He was employed: by James T.
• Craig, and Son Sawmill for
.several year,
They •are both members of 'St.
Mark's Anglican •'Church and
she is a member • of the
Anglican Church Women.
• Mr. Daer has one brother,'
Bert of Blyth and one' sister;
Mrs..Andrew Kirkconnell °•-of
Auburn. They have. 11 grand-
children and. all were present
except the eldest one,' .Rodger
Roney. of Mitchell who was 'on'
.a .Young Voyageurs' ' trip ,to'
Quebec.at the time of the event
representing'. Mitchell District
High School.
• The 139 guests. were present •
from' Long Beach, California,
Kitchener, London, Goderich,
Wingham, Clinton, Seaforth,
Brussels. and' the surrounding
'district. •
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COU'NTRY:CLUB
It's been another busy week
at the .Maitland. The Ladies
enjoyed a feast of corn last
week, and had fun at a two -ball
match;
-The Ri►sebowl tournament is
Sailing race
this Saturday
. The Dominion Rc ads,sailing
race it; scheduled for Saturday,
1t1 a.m. over a 25 mile course,
the Goderich Sailing 'Club
reports.
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The race Marts north of the
break 'ails around a triangular
course with three five mile legs.
There will be five mile Wind-
ward°and leeward legs also.
The finish line will be at the•
north pier.
The sailing club gxpets
boats from Grand Bend and
Bayfield will' compete irk, the
race as well . as the Goderich
keel boatfleet. -
Last Saturday, weekly club
races started at 10:30 a.m. The
wind was light 'at eight -knots.
In keelboats, George Robert-
son's Anore finished first with
142.05, corrected to 135.22 and
took first place by ten seconds
from second place finisher,
Jack Marriott'sIrish Rover,
which finished in 154.40, correc-
ted to 135,32, '
Fourth boat ',across was
Checkmate, with John Kane
.and Barry Deathe on board, 'in
157.40, corrected to 138.32,, for
third place.
In the-Fireball''division, Paul
Parsons 'was" first, Geoff
Langord second and 'Dave
.Gleba third. •
'Mike Watts' completed the
trianguPar course with the
fastest time, but he was
disqualified foie being three feet
over the starting line when the
race began.. . •
In the dinghies division,
John Watson in his Banshee
finished ' second to ;• 'Jim
Mulhern's Platypus but won
.,first place in the handicap.
Jim's actual time was 82.55,
corrected to 89.2 and John's
was 83.40, corrected to 81.5.
Third' was ,Pat' Shanahan's
Something Jubilant in 84.40
corrected to 91.
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F •_ .S
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SALLY MacEWAN
down to the finals, leav_i.ngaJane
Deathe' and Hazel Beaver to
battle it out' on championship
day.
The schedule for the Ladies,
Championship is now •drawn
up, so please check the bulletin
board.
Six ladies went to Walkerton
Aug. 14thto their tournament.
The low net for the field was
won- by our own Jean Knight.
Maxine Martin won the second
low gross in 'he First Flight.
Hazel Beaver "won the Second
'Low Gross in Seeond Flight. In
the third flight, Verna Kane
won the •2nd, Low Gross.
Doris and Stan Paquette
were the big winners of the
Mixed two -ball event last
Saturday. This was ,our
division of the Air" Canada
Tournament:,, Now .Doris' and
Stan will_ continue to the -
Sleepy Hollow Country Club.
Good luck to the Paquettes!
There were .fifty men out to'
Men's Night this week. First
Low Net winner was' Bill
. Bradley, followed by Jack Hin-
ton. Bill Hanly and. Dick
Worgan • tied for third. ' John
Schneiker came closest to' the
pin.. Winners of the draw were
—Lloyd Schoenals and Guy Em-
me.rson. .
HangR on to the Father a'nd Son
tournament, which will he
Wed., Aug. 28th at 1 p,m. This.„,„
will be a great experience for
both the juniors and their dads:
Entries are being taken• right
away.
Be sure to get your entry in
'for the Men's Invitational
which will be Sat. Sept. 14.
Good starting times are
'available.
It's great to see you back
on r your feet , Jim Kinkead!
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