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carried by lawyers who hope
that the ones they are working
on won't be.
The Auburn No. 1 4-H club
held their sixth meeting at the
home of Mrs. Frank Raithby and
was in the charge of Connie
Hickey, first vice-president.
The minutes were accepted as
read by the secretary, Gail Seers.
The roll call, a defect in my
posture and how to correct it,
.w.as answered by all members.
Mrs...W. Bradnock led in the.
discussion about ' keeping
physically fit by eating right and
good posture.
Arva Ball, Sheron Collins,
Connie Hickey and Gail Seers
demonstrated exercises and all
practisedaand completed posture
charts.
Mrs. F. Raithby continued
with the Swedish weaving. Arva
Ball closed the meeting with the
4-H Creed.
HAPPY HEARTS
The fifth meeting of the
Auburn No. 2, Happy Hearts
club was held at the home of
Mrs. Donald Haines and Jean
Hardy was in charge.
The roll call was answered by
everyone and the next meeting
will be held in two weeks.
An invitation to attend the
Safety Night was accepted. It
will be put on by the Blyth
Firemen.
Barbara Empey demonstrated
how to put a sling on Marie
Empey and she in turn placed
one on. Susan Thompson.
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and Mrs.
Donald Haines led in the
discussion on First Aid. Susan
Thompson and Barbara
Chamney demor.strated how to
do rescue breathing.
NOTICE
VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD
2nd INSTALLMENT of
1970 TAXES
DUE & PAYABLE ON OR BEFORE
16th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1970
G. GRAHAM
Clerk-Treas.
NOMINATION
DAY
VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23
7 to 8 p.m.
IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER MUNICIPAL BLDG.
RATEPAYERS MEETING TO FOLLOW
G. GRAHAM
Mr, and Mrs. ..Otto
inn punpc the arrival of
laughter on Monday,
•26, 1970, in Victoria
I, London. A sister for
and John.
,EATHS
AMP: 'Passed. away in
nen, Holland, on October
p70, Arend Jan Voskamp,
s 78th year. He was
:eased by his wife in 1966.
ors include three sons and
aughter in Holland and one
ter, Mrs. Allan Neal in
oTES: Passed away on'
ay, October 25, 1970, Mrs.
Deeves, wife of the late
I Deeves, of Goderich
•iship, in her 76th year.
oral service was held from
Funeral Home on Tuesday,
Ober 27, 1970, with
,ment in Clinton Cemetery.
. CARDS OF THANKS
AUGHAN: I wish to thank
friends and neighbours who
ed me, sent cards and treats
le I was a patient in Clinton
pital, Also thanks to Pastor
and nurses on First Floor„
Mabel Straughan. -44b
TCHINS: I would like to
ress my sincere thanks to
nds, neighbours and relatives
sent cards, flowers and
;s, while I was a patient in
ton Public Hospital. I would
to thank the nurses on first
r for their wonderful care, -
a special thanks to kitchen
tray girls. Mrs. Elsie
tchins. -44p
A14; My sincere thanks to
tives, friends and neighbours
flowers, cards, messages of
pathy, shown to me during
recent sad bereavement of
dear father. Mrs; Allan Neal.
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.I.B.: I wish to express my
cere thanks to the people of
nton for their fine support in
recent canvass and to the
d-working canvassers: the
ns Club, the Kinsmen Club,
. Garnet Harland, and Miss
bbie Mason. Special thanks to
s. Harry Ball for her
vassing by foot and by mail.
drew Mowatt, • Chairman.
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Lwoork -Simere thanks ,otqo
. Walden, Dr. Oakes, staff of
t floor. Also for the lovely
wers, gifts, and cards. Special
nks to each one. (Mrs.) Mary
wood. -44p
RTWRIGHT: I wish to thank
those who remembered me
h cards and visits while a
ient in Clinton Hospital. Also
Dr. Street, Rev. Wittich and
nurses on the first and
and floors. Mrs. Cecil
rtwright. -44b
RNIN: I wish to thank the
ny friends who visited me and
t me cards while I was a
ient in Clinton Hospital.
ecial thanks to Drs. Harrett,
itts and Walden and nurses on
first floor. Harry Durnin.
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TKINS: I would like to
ank • everyone who
embered me -with cards,
ats, and telephone calls while
patient in Victoria Hospital.
rry Watkins, 33 Evie St. -44p
. IN MEMORIAM
WSON: In loving memory of
hn Dowson, a dear husband,
Cher and grandfather who
sed away, October 26, 1969.
golden heart stopped beating,
o busy hands at rest,
d broke our hearts to prove
to us
always takes the best.
eep dear father for it is true,
u suffered so much and told
so .few,
t someone knew you needed
rest,
was God above and He knew
best.
thers have loved and lost we
know.
ut you were our father and we
loved you so.
ever to be „forgotten by wife
id family. -44p
RIGGS In loving memory of
ordon A. Grigg who passed
ay October 31, 1969.
any a lonely heartache,
ften a silent tear,
ut always a beautiful memory,
f a husband, father, brother
and uncle
e loved so dear,
ovingly remembered and sadly
issed by his family., -44p
Trommer returned to the
Trommer home in Auburn for a
visit.
Mrs. Gordon Taylor visited
last week at Ailsa Craig with her
sister, Mrs. Luther Morley, and
Mr. Morley.
Mr. Ralph Trommer left last
Monday for Australia stopping
off for a visit in Vancouver and
Honolulu.
Mrs. Ralph Munro attended
the Kuepser-Pettie wedding in
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Stratford, last Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph Munro spent the
weekend with-her. .sister, Mrs.
Ethel McDougall at Seaforth.
Large congregations were
present upon the Auburn Charge
of the United Church on
Sunday, October 25, on the
occasion of the quarterly
Communion and Baptismal
services. Miss Nancy Anderson
was soloist • at Knox Church.
Pastor Alfred Fry was assisted at
these services by Rev. Thomas
Elliott of Kirkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Campbell of Blyth were guests
of his aunt, Mrs. Bert Taylor,
last Tuesday.
Sunday guests at The Manse
were Mr. Morris Fry, Kincardine;
Mr. and Mrs. John Dahmer and
Nancy, Kincardine, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Fry and Joe of
Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Longhurst
and Miss' Maureen Longhurst
attended the wedding of their
daughter, Gloria, at St. Thomas
last Saturday, October 24.
AUBURN WI HEAR
DOLLAR ADVICE
"Making your dollars go" was
the message of Mr. L. B. Hill,
manager of the Victoria and
Grey Trust Company, Goderich,
when he spoke at the October
meeting of the Auburn Women's
Institute. Mrs. Fordyce Clark
introduced the speaker and Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt thanked him.
The meeting was in the charge
of the president, Mrs. Len
Archambault, who opened the
meeting by reading the poem,
Money Will Buy.
The Mary Stewart Collect and
0 Canada, with Mrs. Robert J.
Phillips at the piano. The
minutes were accepted as read
by the secretary, Mrs. Donald
Haines. She also gave the
financial statement. A report of
the County Women's Institute
Rally held recently at Centralia
was given by the delegates, Mrs.
Ed. Davies and Mrs. Bert Craig.
Mrs. Donald Cartwright was
appointed delegate to the
London Area convention to be
held next month at Stratford.
Several catering to banquets and
wedding dinners were discussed.
Mrs. Ed. ,Davies read the
resolutions and these were voted
on. A piano solo was played by
Mrs. James Jackson. The report
of the card committee was given
by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell.
She also read the thank you
notes that were received. The
collection was received by Mrs.
William Dodd and Mrs. Thomas
Lawlor and the pennies for
friendship were taken up by
Lorie Cartwright,
Mrs. Ed Sturgeon attended a
falrlilY gathering at the home of
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Anderson, St.
Marys The occasion was a 25th
wedding anniversary Party in
honour of another daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Bisback.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dewar of
Don Mills visited with their
mother Mrs. David Dewar
recently.
Pat and Wynn Graham have
returned from a much needed
weeks' vacation to the New
England States.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Harris of
Niagara on the Lake visited with
Mrs. Elva Metcalf recently.,
Mr. Glen Smith of Brantford
and Mrs. B. Candy of London
were guests with Mrs. L. B.
Smith on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson had
as their guests over the weekend
Cpl. and Mrs. Stan Smith, Lea
Ann and Lisa and Cheryl Elks all
of Anderson Park (Camp
Borden).
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor,
David and Paul and Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Steckle attended the
christening of Lisa, daughter of.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Steckle Jr., on
Sunday, in Goderich Anglican
Church.
Ireland. They report the weather
was excellent and that this is the
time of year that reservations for
hotels, car rentals and theatres
are unnecessary, They were the
only guests one evening in a
delightful old manor house that
had been converted to hotel
and had V. I. P. treatment from
the hosts. .
Mrs. Arthw Brisson was also
on the flight to Britain and
agrees that it was a wonderful
trip.
The Bayfieid travellers wish to
acknowledge the good
organization by the Gingerich's
and Herb Turkheim in Zurich
and the excellent Wardair
service,
Trinity A. C. W. met at the
Hut, October 22 with 12
members present.
Treasurer Mrs. N. Rivers
reported a balance of $116.95
after disbursements of $84.50.
It was moved and seconded to
make donations to St. Monica
House, Sister Dorothy Dykes
and the Primates Relief Fund,
At 11 a.m. on St. Andrew's
Day there will be a corporate
Communion service followed by
a pot-luck lunch at the hut.
A tea was served after the
meeting.
Anyone wishing to purchase a
church calendar please contact
either Mrs. R. J. Larson or Mrs.
E. W. Earl.
Roy Fitzsimons, Ernie Hovey,
Joe Mayman and Eric Earl
attended the Legion meeting in
Clinton on Monday night.
Ways and means were
discussed to improve the
attendance at the annual
Remembrance Day church
parade to be held this year from
Trinity Anglican Church on
Sunday, November 8.
The Clinton Legion will send
a carload of men to augment the
turnout of Local Bayfield
veterans.
' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Borland
of Detroit visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Steckle on the
weekend.
Mrs. J. S. Smith, Brussels, and
Miss Hazel Wocks, Teeswater,
were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Fitzsimons.
Miss Bonnie Gingerich of R.
R. 2, Zurich spent the weekend
with Miss Valerie Merner.
Any boy wishing to join the
cubs can register at the
Municipal Building on Friday,
October 30 at 7 p.m.
Brig. and Mrs. Morgan Smith
recently returned from a trip to
Officer Murray Fulton, Sergeant "Scotty" Drennan. (Front row)
Chief Warrant Officer Gord DeGuerre, Master Warrant Officer
Ray Racine Mess President, Major F. A. Golding Base
Commander, Sergeant Ken Beseau.
Six members of the Sergeants and Warrant Officers Mess were the
recipients of retirement plaques, at a Mess Dinner, held in their
honor recently. Pictured from left to right (back row) Sergeant
John Edwards. Master Warrant Officer Cecil Moody, Warrant
Auburn and District
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What's new
at Huronview?
John Leeming on violins. The
dancing included old-time
waltzes, polkas, schottische,
two-steps, square dances and the
wheelchair waltz. The most
notable thing was the enjoyment
reflected in the eyes of the
spectators.
The' regular family night was
held in the auditorium on
Thursday, October 22, with a
program provided by the Varna
Explorers, assisted by Mr. W.
McAsh showing slides of Flordia.
We are looking forward to the
tea and sing-song on Wednesday,
October 28, and the variety
program on Family Night,
October 29.
The roll call was answered by
each member telling what to
serve to unexpected guests.
During lunch Mrs. Fordyce
Clark held an Elimination
contest which was-won by Mrs.
Frank Raithby. The lunch was
served by Mrs. Donald
Cartwright, Mrs. Charles Scott
and Mrs. Frank Raithby.
Londesboro
The October birthday party
was held in the auditorium on
Wednesday, October 21, with
the Gorrie Women's Institute
providing a variety program
consisting of duets, violin solos,
and a very lively sing-song.
Following the program gifts
were presented to the '19
residents having birthdays in
October, and birthday cake and
ice cream were served.
The weekly dance was held on
Monday, October 19, in the
auditorium. The music was
supplied by the residents'
orchestra consisting of Miss
Della Peart on the piano, Mrs.
Mary Taylor on the mouthorgan,
Millar Adams,.Norman. Speir and'
BY MRS. BERT ALLEN
News of /knoll
BY MRS. MAUDE HEDDEN
Youth Sunday was observed
on Sunday morning. Ken Scott
and Elaine Vincent provided
guitar music. Portions of
Scripture were read by Ian
Hulley, and Don Jewitt. Glenyce
and Helen Anderson and Janie
Snell gave a vocal selection. Bev.
Lee, CounsellOr at the "Camp
Parents without Partners" gave
an interesting address.
Mr. Neville Forbes is a patient
in Clinton Hospital having
suffered a coronary during the
week. The community hopes he
will soon recover.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mair of
Detroit spent last weekend with
his sister Mrs. Fairservice and
Ann.
Several people from the
village enjoyed a few hours on
Saturday viewing "Country
Crafts" held in Carlow. Ideal
weather added to the enjoyment
of the Fair. Almost every craft
one could name was on exhibit.
Mrs. Stuart Miner, of Thames
Road United Church, President
of Huron-Perth Presbyterial was
guest speaker Sunday morning at
the United Church Women's
Service at the United Church
choosing for her theme "New
Horizons of the Church",
challenging the Church to
Christian Service.
She gave a most interesting
and informative discourse. Music
by a sextette from the ladies U.
C. W. choir was contributed.
President Mrs. Verne Alderdice,
presided, assisted by Mrs.
Howard Searle: Mrs. J. Turkheim
was organist and choir director.
More than 18,000 Roman
Catholic students from across
Ontario jammed Maple Leaf
Gardens Sunday in a massive
rally to demand equality of
education in the schools.
Response to the rally was so
great that the Garden doots were
locked at 12.30 p.m. because all
seats , were taken. Fifteen
thousand lined the streets
outside. The students, members
of the Ontario Catholic Student
Federation, want the Ontario
Government to extend financial
assistance beyond Grade 10 in
separate schools.
Attending the rally from
Hensall were Miss Margaret
Mousseau, Tony Charrette,
Keith Volland, Ted Thuss, and
Bill Bengough.
The committee in charge of
the local association of Guides
and Brownies were more than
pleased with the success of their
candy sale held Saturday when
the Guides and Brownies met
with a splendid response when
they canvassed the village.
Jim Venner's auction sale held
Saturday, October 24 was very
successful and well attended
with good • prices realized. Mr.
Lloyd Veinier of Hensall
purchased the house. Harold
Jackson of Seaforth was
auctioneer.
The A.C.W. of St Paul's
Anglican Church was more than
pleased with the success of their
bazaar, bake sale and tea held
Saturday, October 24 attended
by many from Hensall and
community, the baking was sold
out in record time. Conveners
the project were Mrs. Annie
Reid and Mrs. Kay Scrabuik.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Christian of Napanee, and Lyle
of Kingston, visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Four carload of ladies from
Carmel Presbyterian Church
attended the Thank-offering
meeting at First Presbyterian
Church, Seaforth, on Thursday
October 22.
Remembrance Day Service
will be held in St. Paul's
Anglican Church Sunday,
November 15 at 9.45 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mickle
visited last Thursday with Mrs.
and Mrs. Laird Mickle.
California with her daughter on
Sunday where she will spend the
winter.
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Scanlon of
London spent Monday with the
Airdrie family and the Charlie
Scanlon family. Mrs, Skimmin
who is at present with her
daughter Mrs. Scaulon,
accompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton
of Moorefield spent a few days
last week -with Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Thompson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hills of
Toronto visited last Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. William L.
Craig and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rea of
Sarnia spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Gordon Dobie,
and her brother, Ross Dobie,
and also her father Who is a
patient in Goderich Hospital.
Mr. Gordon Dobie is a patient
in Goderich Hospital. We wish
him a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Strasser of
Ontario, California, visited over
the weekend with her father, Mr.
William J. Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wicker
of Cookstown were guests over
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trornmer,
Miss Connie Trommer,• Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas S. Johnston and
Miss Laura Phillips visited with
Mr, William Trommer and Other
friends in Hespeler last Sunday.
They attended St. James
Anglican Church where Rev.
Bren de Vries, a former rector at
Auburn, Blyth and Beigrave, is
the rector there. Mrs, Emma
Mrs. Viola Campbell of near
Wingham spent Saturday with
Mrs. Morgan Jones.
Mrs. Ida Townsend returned
home on Saturday having spent
a week with her daughter in
Toronto.
Mrs. H. Bickner of Markham
and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lund
of Richmond Hill spent
Saturday with Mrs. Gordon
Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snell left for
Halifax on Monday where he
will exhibit some of his prize
sheep.
Mrs. Lily Webster and Mr.
Wm. Govier spent a few days in
Chatham with the latter's
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. McEwan
and family.
Mrs. Milly Bentham of
Oshawa spent Saturday with her
sister Mrs. Townsend and left for
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