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PAME 6A .. GODERICHSIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1975
WI TOUR
Over 20 ladies and four
gentlemen enjoyed the tour of
the Dominion Road
Machinery Company at
Goderich last Tuesday
morning.
It was planned by Mrs.,
Myrtle 14unro and Mrs,
Oliver Anderson, conveners
of Citizenship and World
Affairs of the Auburn'
,,Women's Institute. Mr. Sandy
Andrews made the
arrangements with company
staff.
The three groups were led
by members of the staff. The
history of the manufacturing
of the Champion Road Grader
was told and the totir showed
graders in all stages of
manufacture, including those
ready to roll.
Everyone enjoyed the two
hours and it was stated that
this had been the first group
of women to go through the
plant.
When the group arrived at
the Community Memorial
hall lunch'was served by Mrs.
Robert Turner, Mrs. Arnold
Craig and K Mrs. Florence
Millian.
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt
presided for the meeting
Which followed the lunch.'
Mrs. Catherine Jackson
presided at the piano for the
opening and the minutes were
approved as read by the
secretary, Mrs. Donald
Haines
Plans were made'to cater to
a banquet for 165 on
December 10 'and the
members voted to assist the
hall board if a new floor
covering can be installed -"
More.Aubu'rn history books
are going to be available and
can be procured from Mrs:
Thomas Haggitt, the, curator.
The motto, New Horizons
bring new opportunities, was
given by Mrs. Maurice.Bean.
Mrs. Frank Raithby,
delegate • to the London
Convention area annual
meeting at St. Thomas gave
her report.
Mrs. Donald Cartwright
reported that 14 members
had completed the 4-H,
project Let's bake bread,
and invited all to attend the
- Achievement Day on
, November 29 in Blyth.
Mrs. Donald Haines
reported on the 'bus trip to
P.E.I. starting June 17 - 27 for
the Federated. Women's
Institutes of Canada annual
meeting. Two days. will be
spent at Charlottetown when
members4wishing to attend
the convention can do so.
Tours are being planned of
the Blue Heron drive and also
the production of Anne of
Green Gables.
.Mrs.. Celia Taylor •told of
the . Goderich Little Theatre
productions and had tickets
available.
Members were reminded of
the annual Family Night on
November 28th at 6':30 p.m.
and decided to place a box for
donations to the Children's
Aid.
Roll call was answered by
naming a Canadian Indian
tribe and where they have
their Reserve.
Plans were made for the
Christmas meeting and it was
decided to have a gift ex-
change worth .Sl,
A letter of appreciation is,to
be sent to' the Dominion Road
Machinery Company for the
tours of the plant which were
made.
Prizes for lucky cup went to
Mrs. Tom J ardin ; door prize,
Mrs. Oliver Anderson; bir-
thday closest, Mrs. Celia
Taylor.
SOCIAL NEWS
A.11 members of the Hor-
ticultural Society and the
Women's Institute and their
families are reminded of the
pot -luck dinner at 6:30 p. m. in
the, hall on Friday, November
'28th.
Mr. •..a•nd Mrs. Donald
Cartwright, "David, Derrick
and Lorie visited on Sundkay
with her father, Mr. William
Rueger, and Carol, RR 2,
Clintoh.
Mrs. Myrtle -Munro and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred O'Donnell of
London vi'ited the •k°rt
Gallery at Kleinberg last
week one day.
• Mr, and Mrs. Norville
Ryckman of Lambethvisited
last Thursday with Mrs.
Albert McFarlane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Jacobi of Hensall visited last
week one day with his cousin,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott.
Mrs. Brian Hallam is a
patient in St. Joseph's
Hgspital, London where she
underwent surgery.
A large crowd of relatives
and friends :attended the
wedding reception,, for Mr.
and • Mrs. Gordon . HaEggitt
(nee"Susan Thompson) in the
Auburn Community
Memorial Hall last Saturday
everiing: Randy Henry read
the address and a purse of
money was presented by Mrs.
Randy Henry. Both Gordon
and Susan thanked everyone
for their gift.
Prize winners at the weekly
euchre party were as follows:
novelty, Donald Haipes; high
lady, Mrs. Ted Mills; low
lady, Mrs. Stewart Blath-
wayt; high man, Stephen
Park; low man, Ron Olson.
•There ' were nine tables in
play. '
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
• 'McDougall of Sheffield
visited -recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth McDougall.
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A very interesting, meeting
of St. Mark's Auburn,
Anglican Church Women was
held last Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Donald
Cartwright.
. Mrs. Cartwright presided
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oderich, who formerly was
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Mrs. Thomas Haggitt read
the prayers and the Mission
theme -God's Little Minute,
was 'given by Mrs, Thomas
Lawlor. Bible study, m con-
tinuation of the study , of
worship . and praise, was
taken by Rev. Fred Carson
rd a discussion followed.
The business part of the
meeting was in charge of
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. The
travelling apron received a
penny for each letter ifi
Armistice Day.
Roll call was answered by
quoting a Bible verse w„j h,,.th.e,
word "Season", in it. The
minutes of the last meeting
were read by the secretary,
Mrs. John Daer and ac-
cepted, as was the financial
statement given by Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt.
Another quilt " made by'
several members of the group
was on display and is for sale.
Mrs. Haggitt on behalf of•
the members presented an
autographed tea towel to Mrs.
Celia Taylor who moved
recently. to Goderich. All
members had their names
embroidered on it. Mrs.
Taylor thanked everyone for
the gift.
by three brothers, George,
Cameron and John.
The funeral took place at
the McKenzie Memorial
Chapel, Lucknow, with burial
in Greenhill Cemetery.
Pastor Alfred Fry was in
charge.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Austin Dexter of Huron -
view celebrated hiss 90th
birthday last Sunday at a
family dinner at the home'of
M. and Mrs. Stanley Ball
and Miss Brend'a Ball.
Present were Mr. and Mrs,
John Sanderson' 'and Elmer;
Mr. and 'Mrs.: Wilmer
Glousher, Stewart and
Barbara; Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson McClure, Clayton and
Bryan; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Hoffman, Mic,hael and
Robbie; Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Trick; Mr. and Mrs. Randy
Machan; Daryl Ball and '-'Al
French.
Sr. Citizens
honor couple
wed 58 yrs.
The Golden Gate ' Senior
Citizens of. Goderich held the
November 19 • meeting in
MacKay Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder
were presented with a gift on
the occasion of 'their .'58th
Mr. Carson closed the wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Snyder also received a cor-
meeting with prayer. A sage.
delicious lunch and tea were An address was read by Mr.
by Mrs. Cartwright Amos Andrews. Mr. and Mrs.
assisted by Mrs. Frank N. Manning presented the
Raithby.
gifts.
This was followed by
musical entertainment and
CHARLES R. JEFFERSON crirris
F'iineral services were held
on November 19 for Charles
Rutherford Jefferson' who
passed away in Wingham and
District hospital_. on Sunday,
November 16 in his 79th year.
Surviving are his wife the
former Iona May McClin-
chey; .,children Mrs. Frank
(Elaine) Campbell of 'London,
Wesley of Donnybrook and
Donald • of Clinton; brothers
Gordon of Owen Sound; Joe of
Thunder Bay; Sam of
Goderich; and Hilliard of
Donnybrook'; sisters Gladys
and Irene, both of-Goderich,
Mrs: James (Margaret;)
Leddy of Donnybrook; Mrs.
George (Olive) . Reeves of
Stratford; and 10 grand-
children. He was predeceased
' On December 3 the Annual
"Fowl Supper will be in Vic-
toria ''street, Church at 6:30
p.m. After the supper a -
business meeting will be held
in MacKay Hall.
On December 17 there will
be a . Christmas Concert . in
MacKay Hall at 8 o'clock.
4Tly.ere will be different kinds
of entertainment as well as a .
exchange of gifts.
Each one attending will
bring sandwiches or cookies.
A.11 senior citizens are
welcome.
Prescribed burning of
logging slash in the west is a
common method of reducing
danger from wildfires ...a ,er
logging and also. to prepare the
land for seeding and planting.
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ursday, November 27th
From 9:30 a.m. till 8:30 p.m.
PEOPLES STORE WILL GIVE A
10% " 'Dis.count
ON ALL PURCHASES ON THIS DAY
Thursday, 'Novemb�r 27th
EXCEPT ON ITEMS 'PREVIOUSLY REDUCED TO CLEAR
Remember to fill in your lucky draw tickets and -
deposit them in the coupon box. This draw is for
an R.C.A. Portable Stereo Record Player, to be
drawn for on Monday, December 1st,
Your baby pictures taken recently 'will be at the
store, Thursday, Nov. 27th, from 5:30 till 8 p.m.;
Friday, Nov. 28th, from 11:00' a.m. till 8 p.m.;
and Saturday, Nov.' 29th, from 10:00 a.m. till 4
p.m.
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There will be many specials so why not shop
early, while assortments are complete, and save
money at the same time. ,,.,
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Thursday, November 27th; between 9:30 a.m. till
8:30 p.m.? ---
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selection is complete'
and Save Dollars during
our sale.
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Plain and Fur Trim, Worsteds, Mobair,
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