The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-09-22, Page 21•
with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar It was reported that the
Leatherland, Kara and Greg Township of Hullett had paid
at Acton. the fire insurance of $550.00
The community is sorry to on the hall. Plans were made
report that Mrs. Kenneth to bring the fire extinguishers
Scott is a patient • in up to date and if need be to
University Hospital, London. purchase some more to meet
She is wished a speedy regulations for the Hall.
recovery, Ralph Campbell was named
Miss Carol Beadle of Kit- to look after more suitable
chener spent the weekend locks for the back doors and
with her mother Mrs. Iona repairs will be made to the
Beadle and brother Mr. stove handles.
Gordon Beadle. Plans are started to begin
the enclosing of the upper
room of the hall to conserve
heat for meetings, etc. Sandy
Andrews will be in charge
along with other men in the
community wishing to help
with this project.
Mrs. Haines reported that
Auburn
news
Eleanor Bradnock,
correspondent, 526-759'5
the hall had been rented
several times during the past
summer and if anyone wishes
to rent the hall please call 526-
7294 (Mrs. Donald Haines).
BIBLE SOCIETY
The annual meeting of the
Auburn Bible Society was
held last week in the Sunday
School room of Knox United
Church. The president,
Donald Haines was in charge
and opened the meeting with
Bible verses John 1: 11 and
12. Mr. Haines welcomed
Rev. John -Thompson of
London who conducted the
annual meeting. The minutes
of last year's annual meeting
were accepted as read by the
secretary Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt.
The financial statement
was given by Mrs. Thomas
Jardin. The Auburn com-
munity had given $525 which
had included several In
Memoriam donations, She
stated that there had been 154
contributors andthe carol
service had given $35.55.
The officers for the coming
year will be: president,
Donald Haines; vice-
president, Ronald Snell;
secretary, Mrs, Thomas
Haggitt; treasurer, Mrs,
Thomas Jardin; assistant,
Mrs. Beth Lansing,
After much discussion
because of the scarcity of
collectors in some districts it
was decided to go to the direct
mail program for donations
and these will be given or sent
to the treasurer Mrs. Thomas
Jardin and she will issue
receipts. As this will be
Auburn and district, Miss
Elaine Snell of Westfield will
he the collector for that
district.
Rev. Earl St. Jean presided
the Chinese people and their
fascinating traditions, the
Chinese language and its
remarkable variety.
Mr. Thompson announced
that the new secretary for
this district will be Rev.
Wallace Howlett. Mr.
Thompson has been general
secretary for the past 20
years and has now taken a
position of preaching on a
two-point charge. Rev.
Thompson closed the meeting
with prayer.
BASEBALL
' The Auburn Little League
ball teams came to a close
last Saturday when Rob's
Runners ball team coached
by Dana Bean and Robbie
Plunkett beat Greg's team 47
to 17. Greg's team is coached
by Greg Hallam and David
Durnin.
The winning team mem-
bers were: Julie Daer, s.s.,
Janice Daer, catcher and
first base, Melody Solman,
R.F., Marilyn Archambault,
pitcher, Pam Losereit, c.f.,
Annette Losereit, first and
third, Linda Lockwood,
second, Jana Vincent l,f.,
Lorie Cartwright, catcher
and third.
The m was:
for the devotional period and Walter losing Johnson a pit her,
read Luke 24, 24th chapter Carla Hebert, second, Monica
and Acts 17th chapter and Hebert, catcher, Joanne
closed with prayer. Slater, pitcher, Audrey Bos,
Mr. Haines introduced the c.f., Wayne Bos, s.s., John
speaker of the evening, Rev. Bos, third, Brenda Bos; first,
John Thompson of London, Debbie Cunningham, l.f.,
who spoke on today's Chinese Absent was Engela
version of the New Testament Schneider.
and showed the, film Green The trophy will be
jade made by the Bible presented at the' annual
Society, telling the story of banquet held later this fall.
hildren's
corner
Brookside happenings
BY DIANE GIBSON AN
BRENDA HENDERSO
Soccer teams were pic
on Wee'tesday, September
for °the fall season. Capta
of the girls' teams a
Charles Elphick - ''Bo
hers"; Anita Hodges
"Kickoffs"; Nancy Mora
"Kicking Kuties": and Lin
Taylor - "Charlie's Angels"
Captains of the boy's tea
are Bernie Burgsma
"Sharpshooters'", Dav
Pritchard - "Beav
Squeezers"; Mike Humphr
- "Brookside Babies";'Gera
Cook - "Tryhards"; Ji
Young - "Crooks"; Bill Kui
"All Stars".
Many of the pupils
Brookside entered the 50 mi
club which started on Se
tembcr 12. To join this clu
you must complete 200 laps c
the track before October 3
Awards are presented at th
end of the year.
Many pupils put entries i
the Lucknow and Dunganno
Fall Fairs. The boys entere
1 team in the tug-of-wa
ontest at Lucknow lair wit
Mike Humphrey as captain.
On Wednesday, September
4, Mr. O'Shea, a geologist
nd petroleum engineer, who
as been working with the oil
xplorat ion outfit in this area,
a m e to Brookside to speak to
>e Grade 8 classes about
>ck.formations, natural gas
nd oil drilling. He showed
xamples and neaps which
veryone found interesting.
•An Outdoor Education
orkshop on Field and
ream for teachers of this
d of the county was held at
rookside and at Maitland
)nservation Arra on
>ursday, September 15.
eachers from various Huron
unty Public Schools met in
ookside auditoritlm in the
orning. Mr. Jewitt
Iconic(' the teachers and
tlined the day's program.
Mr, Larry Weido of Zurich
)wed slides and outlined
lis and activities. Mr. Ro
ip from the Maitla
Iley Conservation Area
cussed the use of the
nservation Authority's
ilities. Grade 7, Room 8,
monstrated an outdoor
nt survey on the
D playground under the
N direction of their teacher, Mr.
Charles Liddle.
ked At noon, a delicious
14 smorgasbord was provided
ins for visiting teachers and staff
re by Herb and Marie Wilkins.
m- The teachers taking the
- workshop went on to the East
n - Wawanosh Conservation
da Area in the afternoon where
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various methods of collecting
animals and insects and Mr.
Kelp conducted a nature hike
to conclude the workshop.
Three teachers at
Brookside are taking
University extension courses.
Mr.' Chas. Liddle is taking
Sociology at Kincardine;
Mrs. Helen Blake and Mrs.
Mary Bere are taking
Political Science in Goderich.
Guides and Scouts to pay
tribute to Baden-Powell
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at 7 p.m, members of the
le Guiding and Scouting
p- movements in Goderich will
b gather at St. George's Church
)f to pay tribute to the memory
1. of Lady Baden-Powell, World
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Founder of the Boy Scouts
n and Girl Guides. This service
n co -insides with others being
d held around the world, from
✓ Westminster Abbey to small
h Arctic communities,
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524.8951
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REAL LOG BURNING FIREPLACE
five bedrooms, spacious kitchen, dining room, living
rec. room. All carpeted or cushion floor. Well built
ranch. 858,500.
100ACRES 10 MINUTES FROM GODERICH
farm home on paved road. Excellent barn and large
ment shed. Random tiled fields. 8.5 acres of mixed
Asking 8130,000.
SERVICED BUILDING LOT
32' in Goderich. A bargain at $12,000. Bluewater Beach
x 305
MAITLAND RIVER FARM
res. Large vintage home completely renovated. 80 x 100
rn, Asking 8175,000.
2 SPLIT LEVELS ON OLD ELDON ST.
rb area for good living, near schools. Each home is
Live and well maintained and has mature plantings. 3
ms and rec. room. One has a fireplace. Asking 862,000
5,000
CLOSE TO ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
culate 3 bedroom home. Kitchen with separate dining
fnice living room and finished rec. room.
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CLINTON DUPLEX
jmeone else pay your taxes.and utilities. Downstairs
ving room, dining room, and 2 bedrooms, modern
in and 4 pc. bath for owner. Asking $31,500.
VICTORIA ST.
Trey home on 34 x 104 lot. Zoned C4-1. Near Nelson St.
Asking 832,000.
MEN ES ET PARK
2 bedroom mobile with fridge, stove and built-in oven
t 513,500.
DICE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ON NO. 8 HWY.
(rant completely equipped to feed 50, plus 2 bay garage
ir tompressor,
10 ton jack and hoist. Large paved
g loTremendous
location for $90.000.
SUMMER. COTTAGES
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PRICE 820,000 TAXES 8107
ionally pleasant home on St. Andrew St. Large living
large bedroom, large kitchen. Bathroom and utility
lion first floor. One Targe bedroom on the second floor.
SEY ANNA MELSKI ENID BELL
524-2768 524-8191
Real Estate Ltd.
Clinton
Phone: 482-9371
Under $25,000 will bury this 1 floor
frame•al home in Clinton, 5 rms,
2 bdrms, could be 3. Gas, full
basement.
2 storey red brick duplex in
Clinton, 10 rms. 2 bdrms, in each
side living rm. and dining rm.
separate furnaces. Extra large
lot close to uptown and schools.
Nearly new 1 floor brick home in
Clinton, 5 rms, 3 bdrms, full
basement, living room and
dinette, all carpeted, good large
lot.
2 storey al -sided home in Clinton,
10 rms. 5 bdrms, 2 baths, dining
and living rm, all carpeted, oil
furnace. Close to uptown.
Relocating - owner anxious to sell
this 11/2 storey home in Varna, 7
rms, 4 bdrms, living room has
fireplace, TV room, all carpeted
large lot.
2 acres near Blyth, town water,
hydro, no buildings,
Make an offer on this 1 floor home
in Clinton, 4 rms, 2 bdrms, all
carpeted, electric heat, a really
nice little home.
11/2 storey home at Vanastra, 5
rms, 3 ,bdrms, full basement,
nicely decorated, good lot.
2 storey brick home in Hensall, 8
rms, 3 bdrms, living rm, and TV
room, 11/2 baths,. sun. room. and
utility room.
Low down payment. will purchase
this centrally located .duplex on
quiet street in Clinton.
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HURON HAVEN VILLAGE
Box 128, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3)15
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MORTGAGES - INVESTMENTS - APPRAISALS
38 ST. DAVID STREET, GODERICH 524-2966
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TIVE HOME - WEST STREET:
on large, private lot 165 rf 132. 5
s with sitting room and 4 pc. bath
ter. 2 - 4 pc, bathrooms. Large
kitchen, formal dining room,
s double living room with
and Cozy sunroom, All rooms are
Y decorated. By appointment
11524-2966.
TRANSFERRED - REDUCED:
0sasking
price. An attractive 3
plit located only minutes
M Robinson Public School and
I. Most extras include finished
m, quality carpets, sun deck,
carport. Fenced in
t end location. Yard and
TING- ONLY 820,000: for this
room. Kitchen, living room and
ment. Owner will carry 1st
at low interest.
SOLD: Inspect this high quality
for a with 4 good size
mal dining area, luxurious
m with fireplace and dream
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CHOOghtqualily carpets and
kindept brickbungalow LS - JOHN STREET:
eptcondition. is in im-
clont3 bedrooms, full
Il schools and priced in
aw forties,
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HOBBY FARM NEAR HOLMESVILLE:
Inspect this 5 bedroom country home on 10
full acres of land located just 2 miles west
of Holmesville on a lovely treed lot.
HOBBY FARM - DUNGANNON AREA:
Fully rebuilt 3 (4) bedroom 2 storey
country home with over 7 acres Oland.
New roof, new siding, new chimney and
septic system. New carpeting throughout.
Definitely a best buy, Priced in the mid -
forties,
COUNTRY ESTATE - VARNA: 5 bedroom
country home situated in private park like
setting. Well treed 31/2 acres of spacious
grounds. 2 living rooms, 2 fireplaces,
quality carpets and immediate possession.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE"SPACE TO RENT:
5 offices, 2100 sq. feet., Kitchen facilities, 2
washrooms. Heating, hydro and air
conditioning all supplied. Piped in stereo
in all offices.
DAIRY FARM - BENMILLER: 115 acres,
105 workable, includes good size L-shaped
dairy barn, 2 silos, 4 milkers. Large 2
storey, 10 room brick house.
FEEDER PIG FARM: North of Clinton on
100 acres. 11/2 storey home, barn 44 x 48,
shed 34 x 48 set up for 230 feeder pigs.
Includes stable cleaner, 2 granaries (2700-
5000), 12 ton bin and 6 self feeders. Also
offering optional 165 acres with or without
home farm.
FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE REQUIREMENTS
iUCE RYgPLEASN 77CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
If BETTGER 544.4565 JOHN SCHNEIKER 524-6055
EVEGARDINER524• SHERYL WESTERHOUT 524-2961
9985 PETER MacEWAN 524-9243
MAURICE GARDINER 524-6031
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Donald Haines president
CODER ICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1077—t69,44),
Bible Society elects officers
Mrs. Mary Rollinson and
Mr. Murray , Rollinson
returned on Sunday after a
week's visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Alfred Weston
and Mr. Weston in Toront6.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Chamney, Alyson and Ryan
returned on Friday evening
from a two week's visit with
relatives in Manitoba.
A wedding shower was held
on Monday, September 12 at
the home of Mrs. Thomas
Cunningham in honor of Miss
Shirley Hunking. After the
guests from the 13th con-
cession and friends were
welcomed, Mrs. Garth
McClinchey and Miss Brenda
Bail had some interesting
contests. Corsages of roses
were pinned on the bride-to-
be, the bride's mother and the
bride's future mother-in-law
by Barbara Gross, Brenda
Ball and Linda Cunningham.
Brenda Ball read the address
and then the bride-to-be
opened her gifts.
Shirley thanked all for the
gifts and invited everyone to
the trousseau tea at her home
on September 17, 2-4 and 7-9.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Elliott Lapp, Mrs. Roy Daer,
Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey and
Mrs. Thomas Cunningham.
The community is sorry to
report that little Ryan
Chamney is • a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London
where he had surgery on
Monday.
Miss Erna Bethke and Mr.
Henry Latner of Listowel
visited last Sunday with Mrs.
W.M.S.
The September meeting of
the Auburn Presbyterian
Women's Missionary Society
was held last Wednesday
evening at the home of Misses
Ella, Minnie and Laura
Wagner. The president, Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson gave the
call to worship and opened
the meeting with the hymn
God Is Working His Purpose
Out, As Year Succeeds Each
Year. The devotional period
was taken by Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock. The scripture
lesson, Matthew 14: verses
14-23 were read alternately.
The meditation, Give Ye
Them to Eat, was taken by
Mrs. Lillian Leatherland
followed by prayer by Mrs.
Bradnock.
The roll call was answered
by a Bible verse containing
the word Bread. The minutes
of the previous meeting were
accepted as read by the
secretary, Miss Minnie
Wagner. An invitation was
Bell Allen. accepted from the Barbara
Kirkman group of First
Mr. and Mrs., W. H. Mutch Presbyterian Church in
of London and Miss Dorothy Seaforth .to celebrate with
Mutch of Clinton visited last them their 75th anniversary
Saturday with Mrs. Albert on September 28. at 8 p.m..
McFarlane. -..
Mrs. D. Glen Campbell of
Mr. Lorne Snell Of London is to be the guest
Labrador. City, Labrador and speaker. Mrs. Sanderson
his mother Mrs. Jessie:Snell reminded all of the Huron
of Lucknow visited last
Wednesday with Mrs. Elva
. Stratighan and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Jardin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies
attended the McLellan picnic
at Belmont last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Squire of
Alliston were Saturday
visitors with Mrs. Beth
Lansing. All were guests at
the Brown Peter wedding in
Kincardine United Church.
Mrs. Lillian Leatherland,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Millian,
Kenny and Bobby of RR5
Goderich visited last Sunday
7,' Real estate for sale
Private Sale
Full 2 storey red brick home, 3
bedrooms, large living room,
separate dining room, kitchen
with abundant cupboard
space. Full basement, oil fired
hot water heating. Oak
flooring upstairs and down.
Older home in excellent
condition, Close to schools,
closed in Sun Porch. New roof,
Detached Double Garage,
corner lot well treed.
Reasonably priced - Open for
offers.
Npply to: 9) Wellington St.,
South, Goderich or call 524-
7677 between 6 and 9 p.m.
Presbyterial W,M.S. meeting
to be held at Goderich on
October 12. Plans were
discussed for . the Thankof-
fering 'meeting to be held at
the home of Mrs. Frances
Clark on October 19.
-The hymn Lord of the
Living Harvest was read and
the missionary topic was
taken by Mrs. Frank Raithby.
She read about the
missionary Eleanor Chestnut
who had served her Lord
from 1893-1905 and she told of
the hardships she had -en-
dured.
The offering was received
by Miss Laura Wagner and
dedicated with prayer. The
hymn Hail, Gladening Light,
of His Pure Glory Poured,
was read and all repeated the
mizpah benediction. Lunch
was served by Misses Ella,
Minnie and Laura Wagner
and a social hour enjoyed by
a11,
AUBURN HALL
BOARD
The members of the
Auburn Hall Board met in the
Auburn Community
Memorial Hall with the
chairman James Glousher in
the chair. The minutes of the
previous meeting were ac-
cepted as read by the
secretary Mrs. Donald
Haines. •
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REAL-ESTATE BROKER & APPRAISER
55 Newgate St. Goderich
Bial 524-7272
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June at the age of 88, after a
lifetime of -service to the
youth of the world. It is hoped
that former Scouts and
Guides of all ages will join in
this service of thanksgiving.
The Cubs, Scouts, Rovers,
Brownies, Guides and
Rangers will be present in
uniform. Those whose units
have not yet started to meet
this fall are asked to come -in
uniform and be there in time
to enter as a group:
the
PICKUP
PROTECTOR
See Page 3
Attention Corn
Farmers:
Robertson Farm will be custom drying, or if you wish
we can buy or store corn. if you have a buyer, we will
weigh dut to your order.
Robertson's RR 5 Goderich
Coll 524-6658