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PAGE 4—O9DERICHSIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1975 •r
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Hortilculturalists, meet
The Auburn Horticultural'
Society held its open meeting
last week in the Community.
Memorial -Hall with _the
President, Mr"s. Kenneth Scott
-in- charge. She welcomed
' • members and visitor`s.
Mrs. ' Russell .Brindley in-
- troduced the guest speaker,
Mrs. A. Barnett of • Goderich.
Mrs. Barnett showed in-
teresting pictures taken in
several countries andalso of
Many flowers. She gave in-
teresting commentary.,
.Mrs. El•me•r Trommer
thanked " Mrs•• Barnett' and
presented her with a gift!
----Two niouth- organ duets were'
played by Doss Robinson and
Thomas Jardin accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. Donald
ll Haines.
Minutes of the previ}ous
rneeting,Were 'accepted as read
byt: the_ secretary, Mrs. Beth
Lansing. It announced that the
,-deed for n the Manchester
. 'Garden had been -found and
would be put 'in safety deposit
box for safe keeping.
-Plans were made to hold the
25th anniversary and have the
U.C.W. cater td the Society in
September:
A -horticulture, workshop will.
be held in Guelph on July30 and
anyone wishing to " ...attend
should notify the president or
secretary.
Financial statement , was*
given by -the treasurer, Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock.: •
After the roll call 'Mrs. Scott
presented Mrs. Celia Taylor
with a 'farewell gift. Lucky
draw • winner's were Mrs:.
Frances Clark, Mrs. Elma
McFarlane and Linda Barnett.
A smorgasbord lunch .was
served by' Mrs. Frances Clark,
Mrs. Thomas. Haggitt, Mrs.
Thomas • Jardin, Mrs. *Celia
Taylor and Mrs. Russell
-Mrs • Wes Bradnock 5261595
They also visited with their
aunt Mrs. Maitland Allen who
is a patient in Clinton hospital.
Warner„Andrews left last
week for a visit with relatives
in Saskatchewan.
Mrs. W,B. Hawkins .OS --
London, widow of the, former
rector; the late Rev. Walter
Hawkins of the. Auburn, Blyth,
Belgrave'Parish, and her three
daughters, - Margaret," Isabel
and Alice, all of London called
on Miss: -Laura Phillips -and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Johnston last
Sunday, having . attended the
Decoration Day service at Port
Albert during the afternoon.
Mr. and, -Mrs. Leonard
Archambault. • and Marilyn
'visited in Sarnia last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Craig,
Gerry Beimers is a patient ill
Wingham hospital.
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The Auburn Woman's
Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church in Canada
held, the" -July meeting at' the
home of •Mrs. Frances Clark.
President Mrs.. Wilfred
Sandersonawas in charge. After
Proceeds forOiympics
Three new stamps on sale
-BY ROB SHRIER
Three more Olympic action
stamps will go nn sale begin-
ping August 6 at all post offices
in ' the area. They will corn=
memorate combat sports and
come in the sarne 8±2c, '10+5c,
and 15+5c 'denominations,
surcharges going to the
Ol,yrnpics in Montreal.
.the members ".and guests were
welcomed, the devotronalap
period was taken by Miss
Minnie Wagner.
The.scriptt.ire lesson from St.
Luke's Gospel was. read. in
unison. Miss Wagner followed •
with meditation, "low does
your Garden, Grow?" , which
related to this passage.'
Roll call was answered by a
Bible verse containing the word
„truth"
Minutes wete_ accepted _ as ---
read by, the secretary, Miss
Minnie Wagner.
The topic was' taken by Mrs.
Frank . Raithby and entitled
God's Table. 'She' read an in
teresting topic written by Rev.
C.A. Armstrong, M.A.B:J. who
visited Bangladesh. She also
read a let,t,er. from` Miss Laura
Collara+.missionary in Israel,
•The offering was received -by
Mrs. •Frances Clark and
dedicated with prayer by Mrs.
Sanderson. ti
Mrs. Frances Clark, the
treasurer, gave the financial
'statement.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Frances Clark.
om the Library
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Beginning July 14, persons
interested in information about
Ontario government ,services.
and ' their elected represen-
tatives may phone the library.
Huron County Library • has
bden designated a resource
library by the Citizen's Inquiry .
Branch. Questions . will. be
answered by this branch free of
charge. If 'this service proves
Brindley. successful, it will be continued
on a permanent basis. The
-COMMUNITY NEWS _ _»KWIC- index to the Govern-
ment of Ontario” has been
Services for 'the month of purchased for the town
July at Knoxl° United Church, libraries.
Auburn. will be held •at 10:30
a.m. and .Donnybrooi. United
Church at 9:15 a.m. with 'Mr.-
Murdoch'Morrison 'of Varna, in
charge. Times of services will
be changed_ for the month .ofd
August so wit for, :further int
formation. ,
St. `Mark's Anglican Church
services are 'being held at 9:30
a.m. next Sunday.- Rev. Fred
Carson is in charge. -
Mr. 'and Mrs.Ronald Rath-•
well of • Parkhill visited on
Saturday evening with' hen -
Mother; Mrs. Celia Taylor)
Mrs.' Myrtle Munro visited,
last week: with 'her son Robert;
Mrs. Youngblut: Susan, Bruce
and Kristen at the cottage 'at
Homestead Acres south of
Bayfield. Later on in the week
they all visited with -.Mr. and
1VI'>s. Donald Youngblut and
familyat Bluewater'Beach.
Mr. and Mrs: -Robert Craig of
Lucan visited on Saturday wi`th.
his father Mr. William, J. Craig •
and. uncle, Mr, Maitland Allen. "
•
Three new reference books
have' • been added to " the
Goderich collection. "Jane's
All, the World's' Aircraft" wil
`be of interest to flying en
thusiasts. Major aircraft type
:are listed., Each entry includes
the plane's volume, weight and
cruising speed --followed by an
illustration.,
'Art "critics will be interested
in "Praeger 'encyclopedia of
art" a 5 volume set. It Ts' an
alphabetical arrangement of
major art trends and artists.
"The it trated':encyclopedia
of the animaF'kingdcm" is a 20
volume set ,covering all animal
life. Arrangement.is by major.
animal families such as birds',
Mammals and reptiles,. The
final indeYxryvolurne includes an'
article on endangered species.
Books on 'the outdoor"wife are
found under the number 796.5 at
the Goderich branch. Titles
include: : "The canoe camper's
handbook" ' '`by Ray Bearse;.a..
"The complete walker - ' the
joys and techniques of hiking
and backpacking" • by Colin
Fletcher; . and "Family
Camping in Canada" by
Canadian Family Camping
%Federa ion, , ;
The Clinton branch will be
having 'a book sale Thursday,
August .7 beginning, at 10:00
a.m. -
Baseball
draW winner
••The winner of the July 'Share
the Wealth draw, sponsored by
1 the Columbus Club, 'fo'r' Minor
Baseball was Jim Farrish, 93
s Wolfe St:, Goderich.
, The winner received $157.75,
with Tiny Bedour selling the
' winning ticket. .
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Correction
Last week in the Signal -Star,.
it was' mentioned that the
historic house tour .ticket• was
—good -for both tours.--The-ticket
is - only good for one 'tour,
Friday or Saturday night.
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• 10+5c denomination and judo
on the 15+5c denomination.
The stamps were designed by
James Hill of To.rontaw..and.
measure 30mm by 36 mm in a
As always, -stamps of this set
bought from the philatelic
service in Ottawa will see all
proceeds after costs going to
the Olympics.
The_three stamps will depict
fencing' on the 8+2c
-„..,denomination, boxing on the
ONLY YOU CAN
GIVE THE GIFT
OF LIFE
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Forester
presents
cheque
'.W Parsons, President, of
the" Canadian Foresters Life
Insurance- Society, Brantford
presented a cheque for $20,000
to Man Martin, .National
Executive ' Director of the' ,
Canadian Cancer Society.
This. $20,000 represents the 1975
payment towards :a total three=
,year goal expected to, exceed
$80,000 and to be presented to
the Canadian Cancer Society at
the Canadian Foresters
National Convention .being held
. in the City of Winnipeg in July,
1976, To date the' members of
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the 8+2,c will be issued along
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"Response to the sale of the
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• Could this mean that the post
office is satisfied with the very
small number of these stamps
being • sold to Canadians?
Anyone who has tried 'to find
some of these stamps on paper
pr on cover has nodoubt found
it hard. Or could it be that sales
have been poor to the • wi'se
Canadians and very good to the
gullible foreigners? Only
' Ottawa knows for sure.
The government has made
'donations in support of the 76
.Olympics tax deductible and
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