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"gervive fs Our Bunincm"
size "Raggedy-Ann" type of
"doll", steals the show with her
acting and her ;singing.
The mane voices were excel-
lent and we congratulate Dick
George, Paul Elliott, Ron
Bertthiasurrie, Don Whitty and
Bob Blundell. NOW we 'know
we have several budding "Rob-
ert GOulets" on this base.
The whole theme of the play
was the probable life of a Stu-
dent of the distant future. May
we point out that the enire
cast- would make a grand' choir
as their voices were blended
perfectly.
All tin all, this production
served to prove that there is a
great 'deal of talent on this
station. Credit 'goes to the pro-
ducer, W/O Alex Vellemarx for
putting this ;group of entertain-
ers forward. To all the "help"
and members of the, company,
congratulations.
Good luck to the AD ADAST-
RAL players when they take
.the show on the road.
;Critics from Wingham CKNX
TV and London praised' th e
musical satire, taking into ac-
count that it .was an amateur
production, and the first stage
appearance of many in the
cast.
0
AUBURN
MRS. W. BRADNOCIi
Correspondent:
Carman Shultz returned borne
after his season' of sailing on
the 'beat, the .De;aroit News, last
weekend and is visiting with his
'brother, Reg. .Shultz, Mrs. Shul-
tz and family.
'Teenville held' .a dance re-
cently to the music of the In-
victus orchestra, Goderiali, with
Edger Leatherland, Bill Strang-
han and Margaret Haines in
charge. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt were ;chaperones.
Pte. Edward ,Daer is recup-
erating in Westminster HOspital
from surgery on ;his shoulder
which was injured a few months
ago. Re hopes to be improved
sufficiently to spend the 'holi-
day season at his home 'here
with .his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Daer 'and family.
. The December meeting of the
Auburn Women's Institute will
be held next Tuesday, Decem-
ber 18 as it had to be post-
poned due to the stormy wea-
ther, Rev. Charles Lewis will
bring the Christrnas, message
and there will be a shoWer . for
the Children's Aid Society along
with the 25-cent gift exchange.
The Huron County HolStein
Club 'presented William Gow
this week an 'honour list certifi-
cate for, his Holstein Friesian
cow, ,Goburn Pearl, who ;produc-
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"Havealot" Musical Considered
Success By Critics In This Area
Leaders At Summary Day
Isobelle Gilchrist, front, was in charge of
the Women's Institute course "143 Pounds of Meat"
which ended in summary day at Blyth last week,
with 200 ladies from over the county attending.
Leaders of the Auburn course were Mrs. Lloyd
Humphreys, left, and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor, who
guided 16 ladies through the study of cuts and
prices of meats. (Photo by Mrs. Bradnook)
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OfficOr- COrntnainc144.g" 174-144.04.0 Command, Paki an infOrMal
visit to RCAF Station.;CiI toil,
Wodnoscla3). December 5, .
A/V/M'Carseailen.. Was 4P-
m1 /944/04 by Staff OfAcerS
from ,TrlenicklnarteM at Win-
nipeg and spetxt several hours
visiting the Service Schools at
the Air Force -Station.
OCCASIONAL,
CHAIRS
and Mrs. L. Wage
and their ,childron have left the
Parlc to go tc! Cold Lake, Al-
benta., -
.Sgt. and Mrs, .Pick Sabourin
and, their four boys will leave
on December 21, to spend
Christmas in Montreal, They.
will then' move to Bagotville in
the month of January;
WA Meets
The Women's Auxiliary of
RCAF Station Clinten. met
Monday, December 3 at the
Santa Coming
To Station Clinton
Next Wednesday
RCAF - On December 19
Santa ;Claus plans to take time
out from his busy schedule far
north of the DEW line to pay
a visit to RCAF- Station Clin-
ton.
Thanks' to the marvel of pres-
ent day high speed travel he
expects to appear at. the Sta-
tion Recreation Centre just be-
fore 3 p.m.
'Close to 1,000 children from
Station Clinton 'and wards of
'the -Children's 'Aid Society will
have been waiting anxiously for
Santa's arrival. Until he makes
appearance the children will
be royally 'entertained from 2
p.m. onward. "Tex" McKenzie,
Clinton, the Puppets Guild with
"Peter and the Wolf", a real,
live magician and "Miss Dome-
thy" will be performing.
It is rumoured there may [be
pre-Christmas treats of 'goodies
for all the children who have
been good in 1962.
0
Fenner-Smyth
AUBURN Baskets of yellow
'mums graced DM-gain-on Unit-
ediChurah on Saturday, Novem-
ber 24, for the wedding of Stan-
ley William Fenner, Goderich
and Elizabeth Ann Smyth, RR
2, Auburn. The Rev. W. L.
Gastorgyi officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smyth,
RR 2, Auburn and the groom's
mother is Mrs. Isabel Fenner,
0Shawa.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was lovely in
a floor length gown of imported
French lace over net and taf-
feta. 'She wore a coronet of
seed peach 'and 4 fingertip veil
of tulle illusion' and carried yel-
low roses.
Mrs. Lorne Howe, RR 2,
Teeswaster, was matron of 'hon-
our .and Miss Sandra Fenner,
Oshawa was bridesmaid. They
were dressed' identically tin
street-length dresses of gold
brocade and matching feather
headbands.
Paul Moss, Goderich, was
groorrtstatut. Ushers were George
Smyth, RR, 2, Auburn and Bob
Fenner, Oshawa. Mrs. Louise
Wilson was organist.
Guests attended a reception
'n the home of the bride's par-
ents, from Goderich, Oshawa,
Teeswiateir, Dungannon an d
Luaknow. The young couple
will live 'in Goderich.
is a seven year old caw with
dam, ;Goburn Posth Re4E7dho
and sire, Glenaf ton Milestone.
This award is presented in re-
cognition of the exceptional , pro-
duction in 'Canadian R.02. of
the purebred Holstein Friesian
cow.
.Riiivinie $adding, President Mrs.
Bush was in the chair, The ,iTilLoiates of the last meeting.
were read 'by WS. B, -WeStitaV-, or and the treasurers' report
given by Kr% V. AAP-Om
Members of the WA will visit
Hurohview on, December 18.
with members of the Sergeants'.
Mess. The gift to these senior
citizens will be an electric de-
vice Which can be used to make
both tea 'and coffee, Another
gift will be some .stieks and
discs for playing shuffle board,
The WA is. sponsoring a
draw of "Holiday Goodies" and
the attractive vase is on dis-
play at the local gineeteria,
The, entertainment of 'the
evening consisted of a gift ex-
change around a lovely Christ-
mas tree. The room was fes-
tive with tables arranged in
cabaret style, An' elaborate
lunCh was served by the ladies
of the lunch committee,
Farewell Party
A farewell party took place
on Tuesday, December 4 in hen- •
our of Mrs, Doreen Baggaley.
The hostess was Mrs, B. West-
haver, aKgisted by Mrs. K.
Foote, Mrs. R. Peterson and
Mrs. A. Hoge. Twenty-one
friends were invited and Mrs.
Baggaley was presented with a
hair dryer. Games were en-
joyed, followed, by a lunch.
Girl Guides Enrol
On Monday at Air MarShall
Hugh 'Campbell School eight
girls were enrolled in Guides:
Susan Cole, Brenda Ludwig,
Isabel Dumayne, .Susan Adams,
Marian Rohner, Louise Trem-
blay, Claudette Vezina, Lorraine
MacDonald. Parents of the
girls were in attendance as well
as two 'Commissioners from
Goderich: Miss Una MacDonald
and Miss Mary MelVlillan,
In charge of the Guides were
Captain S. Tremblay and Lieu-
tenant R. LaPointe. Refresh-
ments were served to all. Two
future Guides were unable to
'be enrolled as they were de-
tained at home with the mumps.
These . are: Donna Rees. and
Helene Huard.
Brownie Enrol
At the Ritchie Building on
December 4, six girls were en-
rolled in the 3rd Clinton Pack.
These were: LOreen Thompson,
Leslie Dell, Nancy, Naven', Nor-
ma Naven, Barbara Thompson,
Denise Deveau.
This ceremony was attended
by the mothers of the girls as
well as by two Brown Owls
from Seafooth who are start-
ing two new packs in their
town:
Two Guides had the oppor-
tunity to pass their hostess bad-
ges: Judy Bush and Judy Boys.
They served tea and cookies to
the guests and Mrs. B. Cava-
naugh was official "food! tast-
er".
Singing games took place and
a narration was given by Brow-
nie Nicky Ha:Speck: "The Story
of the Brownies". The young
girls were looked after by
Brown Owl Mrs. H. Davies;
Tawny Owl Mrs. N. Sabourin;
Snowy Owl Mrs. E. Burnside.
Best wishes and congratula-
tions to Sgtt. and Mrs. Gordie
Graham on the 'birth of a son,
John Gregory, at Clinton Pub-
lic Hospitai!, on December 3,
1962.
Robbins-Arsenault Nuptials
The church of St. Paul's
RCAF Station Clinton, was the
scene of the wedding of George
Derns, Robbins arid Miss Marie
Frances Arsenault, on Satur-
day, December 8, at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon. F/L the Rev.
Richard Bussey officiated.
The main altar was flanked
by two bouquets of bronze
'mums and white blooms. A side
altar had yellow and mauve
'mums.
The binge who is f o n Pr loP4
,c1warcl,P14411, was giVVA away
by lior. i4vg0.1o4' ,110111:i:AsPOT.ta44. She Wore an, .exquisite gown of
white Pean de 'Ole with lace
#PiPPiques. k had long sleeves
*id. yeas ..1,ttoc11;!ut extended- tin
'Shout Her short veil
Was held in. Place by a dainty
coronet of mall white. flowers,
She carried spray of pale
yellow roses ;tied 'with light
blue
The maid of honour Miss.
Irene Arsenault wore a short
light blue velvet dress ,4414' par- •
vied a ingSegay of baby 'mums. •
The two iklcies014145,
LOrPt14,40(1 Leanie ATSe4-.
autt, wore similar' .frocks. Their
flowers were dainty nosegays of'
small 'mums: Ail attendants.
wore pale blue pillbox hats of
velvet trimmed with pearls.
During the ceremony Miss
A ri n a McDonald, Wingham, •
sang several vocal .selections,
The other soloist was Paul Vig-
or. Organist was ACI. Dawo..
The groom who hails 'front
Bchnonton, had as his witness,
Darryi.Sivertson. At Note]: Clin-
ton a reception was held for
the -wedding :panty, The young
couple were then motoring to
Toronto and points Bast,
Leather Goods
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at
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ANNEMMIK.
Adastral Park
Socialotes
News Editor; Anne Aileron Phone HU 2-7349
(By Ann Aileron)
"Havealot", the first contri-
bution of the Drama Club was
presented to the public Decem-
ber 4-5-6, at the station theatre.
Judging by the applause and
laughter of the audience this
musical was most entertaining.
The 24 members of the cast
gave very good performances,
and all the featured players
show ;great promise.
The !female lead, Denyse La-
Rue with her lovely features
could very well 'become a pop-
uar singer on radio and tele-
vision if her talents were de-
veloped by a good voice coach.
Johanna Van Vliet is most ch-
ar:Ming although her voice does
not possess enough volume from
the stage. Lois Hill as an ever-
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