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tbanito,d Mrs. Barnett and on, presidentMrs. iao as Ha gift
Mrs ' feat' ° allinsoa,, .ej WO i of the Club members, in charge..;,
'1' -e. convener ��i�1i iti;ld
Mrs,, ,'l�l�ot'son ��,ur�f~11
.w s::serVe.d b' Mrs, Ted "f 60surner Affairs, -- Mrs,,;
.. r sistor,.,, . 'Toe Hunking Maurice Bean was in.charge. of
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y" to report that assisted by ,,Mrs, Carmen the topic assisted by Mrs. Rdy
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Mrs Maitland Mewls
sa patient Dross. _ rDaer,. had ep d charts
+ She had prepared c
in St, J'osepb's hose tal, London. TINY BOPPERS HOP to demo shopping and,
-?vi , a' racturedhip, The Tiny Popper Dance-- food..shop practises,
Mr and,. Mrs. Emerson the Auburn Community • A quiz was,held oil the proper
Pearl Memorial' hall was. a decided way to' shop tb. Know labels,
'Rodger ' and� Mrs,
Rollinson of Toronto .attended success last Friday evening, It understand markings and how `
oduct is •
Toronto spentthaweekendwith presented het' with a, gift. ..• cony y.
the Taylor. reunion last Sunday
at, the cottage of Rev. and Mrs.
William Tailor at PortAlbert.
Harold Wallace is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London
following surgery there.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Bryant,
ti Mr, and Mrs. Bert Smith and
Christopher of Stratford visited
bn Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
`Donald Cartwright, David,
Derrick and Lorie.
Dr. , Gordon Ferguson of
Toronto and Miss Elizabeth
Ferguson of Huntsville spent
'last weekend with Mrs. Myrtle
Munro.
. Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Da ere Mr. and
Mrs onck, London, Mr.
arles Willby and Mrs. Edna
Sippell of Stratford, and Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Holtby of
3elmont.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Youngblut, John and Jennifer
of, Ottawa visited last weekend
with the former's mother, Mrs.
Myrtle Munro.
Masters Robbie, Donnie and
' Philip Livermore of Fordwich
visited last Saturday with their.
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
, Donald Haines..
1,0 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies
attended Decoration Day at
Dorchester recentlyand visited
-friends at Dorchester and
Woodstock.
Don't forget to get your a y
tickets for the annual Ham and Gross: Hebert and Mrs. John
Strawberry supper on June 25th The disc jockeys provided Stadelmann will be in charge.
sponsored by the Auburn good music and they were Gifts were presented for the
Community Hall Board - look Trudy Machan, Jayne Arthur birthday nearest, Mrs. Tom
for details in the Coming and Linda Van Dongen. Each Jardin; wedding. anniversary,
Events in this paper. child was asked to bring 25 Mrs. Torrance 'l abb ; and
The Trustee Board of Ball's cents admission and enough corning the farthest distance,
cemetery are planning the 49th sandwiches per child. Mrs. John Stadelmann.
memorial service on Sunday The kids seemingly enjoyed . Lunch was served by, Mrs.,
'June 29th at 3 p.m. Knox United this event and it is planned to Arnold Craig and Mrs. Jessie
Church, are in charge of the have another dance in the near Naylor. _.
, and Mrs. Stewart
Coitgr"atulation to the Auburn AUBURN WI Thompson, Beth' and Rusty, of
Bantam Ball team on winning The June meeting of the Keeling, , Virginia, spent last
5-3 last week. the Dunganno• n Auburn Women's Institute was week visiting at the homes of
team last -held, -last. Tuesday evening in . -their cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
-and Mrs. Ben Hamilton, BOM; •and Mr. and -Mrs:- .*4Mrs: ~E.l E mnpa "long zird'.., " 'Auburn Goin° xnity:'"Stta" `Y"
':.Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock were Memorial hail.. with the Cliff Adams of Londesboro.
guests last Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys at
Palmerston.
Mrs.` Cora Buchanan,
Goderich, Misses Fern
Symington, and Hilda Meyrick
of Toronto visited last Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston ' and Miss Laura
Phillips.
Robert Chamney of Blyth
spent the weekend at his home
in the village.
Guests on the weekend with
Mts. Catherine Jackson were
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kai of
Oakville and Miss )Margaret R.
Jackson of Blyth.
WALKERBURN CLUB •
The Walkerburn Club held its
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Carmen Gross. The
hostess opened the meeting
with a poem. Mrs. Gross led in
prayer.
--MThe minutes of the previous
eeting- were accepted as read
by the secretary, Mrs. Lloyd
Penfound. Roll call was an-
swered with each member
giving a 'household gift for the
Wayne Kennedy family. I' -
Treasurer Mrs. Lloyd-
McClinchey gave the financial
statement and stated that the
foster child had been paid up tE�'-
the end of July.
Plans were made to hold the
,'� ic..,at. ,the .home of
y Mr. and Mrs. Ted flunking t` e--
last Thursday of the month
depending on the weather. The
evening sports will be in the
charge ;of Mrs. Leonard
Archambault and Miss
Vaughan Hunking.
Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey read
a thank -you note from Mrs.
Randy Machan. The draw prize
donated by Mrs. Tom Cun-
ningham was won by Mrs.
Lloyd Penfound.
Mrs. Carmen Gross - in-
troduCed the speaker of the
• afternoon, Mrs.. Al Barnett of
Goderich. She gave an in-
formative talk on flower
arranging and demonstrated
how they should be placed. She
also assisted members who had
brought their own flowers to,
make arrangements.
Mrs. Tom Cunningham
VMS well attended with over 40" to tell how a -food pr
children under 13 years of age fresh. Mrs. Doer read an AI'-`'
present. - ticle on this and the quiz was,
They danced' to records of filled out and discussion took
their choice and those winning place.
spot dance were Bradley Mrs, Bean -then spoke on the
Andrews and Janice Daer, Auburn and area family and
Marilyn Archambault and Kent brought out many good points_
Howattt Shawn Seers and about rural living. She brought —T
f the Ory,
I in
order
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a o0!
�. a
t +�� t
CoS.t
for- Mr, and Mrs, 'rvin. Sillery.
who, celebrated thel' 25th
wedding anniYersary. do
$atu. x'day', 3uno 2t,
' S Mr, Russell Dallas is a
pati"entinStratford Hospitals..
Mr, K. Cornish, Mrs. 3.
Morris, London, - and. Mr: and
Mrs. Ray Brock,' -RR 1
Brucefield, have just returned
from a three week holiday In
the West. -
Mr. Robert Caldwell is
recovering in Clinton Hospital
after undergoing. surgery.
Brumfield firemen were
called to a fire at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Law. Con-
Glen ce McClinchey, Robbie in several Unes ..o
Plunkett and Debbie flunking, Stewart Collect for better
Bruce Honking and Sharon living:'
Glousher, Carla Hebert and Reports of , the District
Shawn Seers. - _ Annual held recently at Blyth
Th 1' t' dance was were given by the delegates,
e
e imina ion Mrs. Frank Raithby and Mrs.
Matthew Riordon. The
won by Gordon Powell.
two outstanding dancers were Mrs.,Andrew Kirkconnell,
Darryl Plunkett and Monica
Hebert. The door prize was won convener of the card Com-
by Glenyce McClinchey. The mittee, gave her report and
lucky draw was won by Debbie read, the thank=you notes
Hunking. received.
James Towe, chairman of the . The motto, "There' is more to
Auburn Recreational Com- wise shopping than to be first at
mittee made the draw for the the bargain table" was taken
Prince and Princess of the Ball. by Mrs. Oliver Anderson. She
Mrs. Robert Slater social gave many thoughts on this
convener crowned Miss Julie topic naming products on the
Daer and presented her with a , market today which have great
bouquet of artificial flowers, value and some which have not
Mr. Towe crowned Dwayne any,.
oll call was answered by
Brown, prince of the Tiny
Boppers. naming a common household
Dancing was' from 8 p.m. to poison which is often un -
10 p.m. and lunch was ,served protected.
by Mrs. Robert Slater, Mrs. A piano solo was played by
George Hebert, Mrs. Ross Mrs. Catherine Jackson.
--Daer and Mrs. Sandy Andrews. Children's Day will be held in.
Lucky chair prizes were won by July and Mrs. Leonard
Tr c Machan and Terry Archambault, Mrs. George
a,
BeGalachuiky the Centennial Girl, Cathy Falconer (left), andJane, Snell the af-
ternoon of the first day of ° spring entertaining the folk who attended the Bluebell Tea at the
Holiday Horde. Mrs. Ceriel Van Dann1ne, who organized 'the tea, .which was serfed with
strawberries and cream, and a rummage sale outside of the Home raised $80 for the town's
senior citizens' club. The girls are students of Mrs. Zabiocki (News -Record photo)
Church holds successful family picnic
A ,good nuriiber of families
tTrnes, on doing things for ,dercock, Marg Coventry and
.
Nom Wesley -Willis United others and forgiving people Bud Walker, were enjoyed by
Church gathered at Stewart who opt out of their respon- young and old alike.
sibilities. He showed how A highlight of the afternoon's
activities was the junior choir
Ingin;• a special holiday song
r the 1 - streichers .
unday, and for the
month of. July, the
congregations of Wesley Willis
and Holmesville will worship at
the Ontario Street United
Church. On August 3, Wesley -
Willis and Holmesville will
celebrate a Centennial service
with former ministers retur-
ning to take part. Dr. A.J.
Mowatt will be the guest
speaker and the music will be
provided by an alumnae choir.
A large number of former
members and friends is also
expected to return for this very
special service at Wesley Willis
and an invitatiorr'is extended to
everyone in the community
who would like to attend.
Middleton's park last Sunday
for an outdoor worship service
and picnic.
The worship was under the
direction of ° Rev. J.S.
Oestreicher, who gave a very
meaningful `sermon for the
helping and compassion Can
often persuade those who have
neglected their duties to come
forward and do their share.
Both the senior and junior
choirs provided the music
under Mrs. Bill Hearn's
direction. The church organist,
Cathie Potter, played her ac-
sgg congregational
reg
singing and othrmus cal
numbers.
Following the worship ser-
vice and lunch, Sally Bird was
presented with gifts by Bill
Craig on behalf of the senior
choir, and by Aileen Craig on
behalf of the Morning Glories.
Mrs. Bird, who was active in
church life is . leaving for
Western Canada.
The games, • under the
organization of Pat Saun;
service.Mr
� future.
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`y--Centennal
Homecoming
Friday, June 27
7:30 p.m. — Musical Variety Show including
soloists, step dancing, singing groups,
community singsong, pianists, , gliartette
and much more at Seaforth High School
gymnasium. Silver Donation.
Saturday, June 28
7:00 a.m.-10.00 — Pancake Breakfast on Main
' Street.
7:30 9:30 - Early bird store sales
9:00 = Registration at Centennial Head-
quarters,Gouinlock St. courtesy of -Bell
Mobile Home Sales
1:00 p.m: — Centennial Parade
featuring Miss Canada, KW Dutchmen,
Marching Band, York. Lions Steel Band and
Seaforth District High School Band and also
- the `Miss Seaforth Centennial', competitors
and many floats from Seafortand area.
Parade commences at Van Egmond home
along Main Street to Duke St. then to Chalk
St. to S.D.H.S.
1:00 p.m. — '6;00 — Visit - the Hospitality
Centre at the Arena — meet old friends and
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nese.
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' — Entertainment by the York Lions
Steel Band after the parade.
3:00 p.m. Official Opening at ..the Fair
grounds.
3:30 p.m. Judging of - Miss Seaforth
Centennial at S.D.H.S. gymnasium. -
5:00 — 7:00 — Centennial Smorgasbord, Arena
Half Tickets $3.75,Children $2.00 at the.
door.
6:00 -- Centennial Banquet
Tickets $8. 00/ person.
'Charlie Farq uarson' .
9:30 p.m. — Young People's
Entertainment by
Tickets, x$1.00 at the door
at - the Legion.
Guest Speaker -
Dance at Legion
Disc ' Jockey
Sundiy, June 29
11:00 a.m. — Attend the church of your choice
1:00 p.m. — Car Rally, beginning at the High
School parking lot. Three Classes: Mens,
Womens, Mixed, Registration, Fee:$3/ car
2:00 p.m. — Children's games ,and races also
Penny Carnival at theHigh School. Eyring
your pennies and eater games, races and
horror house and much more. Refreshments
and prizes galore. •
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2:00 p.m. — Drum Head Service at Victoria
Park arranged by Seaforth Legion with
veterans and bands from across Zone C1
taking part.
4:30 - 7:00 p.m. — Chicken Barbecue at the
Arena. Advance tickets available - Adults
$3.75; Children $2.00. Catered by the
Foresters of Constance.
7:00 p.m. — Seaforth Old Timers vs •
CKNX Try Hards at Optimist Park
7:30 p.m. CENTENNIAL ECUMENICAL Worship
Service featuring JACK BURGHARDT and
a SEAFORTH MASSED CHOIR .
Seaforth District High School
Monday, June 30
7:00 a.m. — Pancake Breakfast on Main Street
7:30 9:30 — Early Bird Store sales.
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. -Visit the Main St. Mall
- Sidewalk Sales.
10:00 a.m. -- Seaforth Centennial Mosquito
Soccer Tournament — Seaforth District
High School. 144 participants in 8 teams.
11:00 a.m. — Judging of Best Costumes on
Main Street.
1:00 - 2:30 p.m. — Reunion— Seaforth Public
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2:30 -_3:30 — High School Reunion
9;00 OmSEE & HEAR
Hank Snow and
The Rainbow Ranchboys
featuring Rosemary Atkins
tickets avai Fable at'the door
Seaforth Community Centre
Tuesday, July 1
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9:00 a.m. — Men's Sall ' Tournament at
Optimist Park ,
10:00 a.m. — Golf Tournament at Seaforth Golf
Course
'1.00 p.m. — Tractor Pull at Fair Grounds.
Hospitality Centre will be open.
Entertainment by the Crippled Ducks.
1:00 p.m, . --< Antique Cars and Machinery
Parade frot rr?he Van Egmond House to
S.D.H.S.
9:00 p.m. — Dance to the Carlton Showband
Seaforth Community Centre
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