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Cub. Membership
On The Increase
• The second Godericn Wolf Cub
Pack held its regular weekly meet-
ing in the old collegiate building.
Forty-six boys were present. This
is an increase .of eight over the
.preceding week and 18 more than
fast year. This brings 'the peck
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to full strength and Cubmaster
Jack Cory has announced that no
further applications can be accept-
ed et the present time. However,
names will be accepted tfor a wait-
ing list in the hope that in the `hear
future a new pack can be started,
using the same meeting foam on
another night. .
The newemembers have started
working on. their Tenderpack tests.
Jeffrey Such was the first to pass
all requirements.
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NEWS OF AUBURN
AUBURN, Oct. 22.—W.A. Meets
—The 'opening meeting of the Wo
man's Association of Knox United
Church Ur the falls season was
held recently in the Sunday Schap
,room ,of the church with the "Sun-
ny Circle" group in charge of the
program. The meeting was led by
Miss Elma Match with Mrs. Nor-
man Wightman presiding at the
piano. The Scripture was taken
by Mrs. rMaurice Bean and Mrs.
(Rev.) Hiltz led in prayer. A m'edi-
.tation on the life and works of
Fanny Crosby was given by Mrs.
William L. Craig. A lovely quar-
tette number was rendered by Mrs.
Fred Plaetzer, Mrs. J. J. Robertson,
Mrs. George Million and Miss Sadie
Carter, accompanied by Miss Marg-
aret A. Jackson. Misses M. A.
_ leeksnmsepd, fi ri:stine eunnangha4n—,
gave an interesting talk and also
showed pictures of a ,bits tour they
had taken this summer on the
Pacific Coast and Seuth-western
States. Thanks was voiced to them
by Mrs. Lloyd Craig. The offering
was received by Mrs. William Dodd
je, and Mrs. Kenneth McDougall.
The president, Mrs. 'John Durnin,
conducted the business period. The
W.A. is sponsoring a Si. John's
Ambulance course one meeting a
week for six weeks. The announce
menet was made of the semi-annual
W.A. convention to be held in
Goshen United Church early in
November. The Auburn ladies will
be in charge of the devotional
period of this meeting. Lunch was
-se•.ved_,hy_the ladies -cif -the Sunny,
-Circle at thee eonclusOn of the
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. 1 aret Sanderson, the only twins pre-
- sent, holding the 'flags. Mrs. (Rev.)
D. J. Lane, Id Clinton, thanked the
guest speaker and also everyone
who had taken part. The offering
1 was received by Ronne Nicholson
and Reggie Purdon, at Belgrave.
Rev. McDonald, of Hensall, spoke
briefly.
Workman—Mole.—Northside Un-
ited Chu -real,' Seafortn, was the
scene of the wedding when Laura
Anne Mole exchanged marriage
vows with Rev. Herbert Workman.
The bride is the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mr& Edward Mole
who was well known- in this com-
munity, ''Having lived for many
years in the village. The g'roo,��nrt
.is the son of the late Mr. and Mfrs.
James Workman, of Kippen. The
bride, given in marriage by her
brother-irr=law,-G. L. Cassidy, Inger-
soll, wore a street -length .dress o
Etizabethean blue peau de soi
trimmed with rhinestones with
small matching hat and carried
bouquet of shasta daisies: rtti
Alvin McDonald, of Brussels, sist the bride and Miss Carol Mil
son, Ingersoll, att€nded the bride
Mrs. McDonald was gowned in pin,pin,rose peau de sole and Miss Millso
wore a yellow taffeta dress. Th
groomsman was Alvin McDonald
of Brussels, and the ushers were
Harold Love, Toa -onto, and Llo
Sparks, Kippen. For travelling
the bride wore a heavenly blu
dress,
a fitted' charcoal coat, whit
feathered hat and corsage of blu
and w.Mte mums. The couple wil
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Band ply ' rof- Huron Presbyterial -
was the'ld la: t Saturday at Belgrave
with the PresbyterialPCihildren's
Secretary, Mrs. Wellington .,Good,
in ehar^ge. The roll call was an-
swered -by six bands and two ',ex-
plorers' groups. Representatives
were ,present • from Auburn, Gode-
rich, Seaforth, Clinton, Hensall and
Belgrave. Goderich won the honor
of having most present with Au-
burn next. The devotional period
was in change of the Lda White
Mission Band here with Marie
Leatherj,and reading the story of
Creation and Margaret Haines and
Jannett Dobie.illustrating on flan-
.n•elgraph. Each band and group
supplied a number for the pro-
gram. Art'invittation was accepted
to go to Clinton next year on the
third Saturday in October. Mrs.
0. Anderson, of Belgrave, intro-
duced the guest speaker, Mrs.
Leslie Fortune, of Wingham, who,
told "the children a missionary
story. The Mission Band pledge
was -repeated with Mary and Mar -
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If any employer has a job available now or in the . immediate
future, he is asked to contact THE GODEBTOH BOOSTER CLUB
in order that prospective hockey playts might be provided with
jobs in Goderich.
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Space contributed in the service
of the community by John
Labatt Limited.
presented to the celebrant from
the Village of Auburn ane also
roses and fall flowers from the
neighbors. In the evening, Thomas
Payde, MLA, presented Mr. Camp-
bell with a plaque from the Pro-
vince of Ontario. Relatives were
present from Jamestown, N.Y.,
Cleveland, Ohio, Welland, London,
Ottawa, St. Thomas, Belgrave, Dun-
gannon and Goderich. On Satur-
day afternoon and evening Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Campbell held open
house in honor of his father's birth-
day. Tea was poured by Mrs. John
Graham and :two granddaughters,
Miss Lorena Crozier, of London,
and Mrs. Donald Campbell. Cookies
and birthday cake were served to
nearly 100 guests who called. The
Kinsmen's Octogenarian Club, of
Goderich, were represented by D.
J. Patterson and Dr. Such who
presented a certificate of greetings
from this service club. Friends
were present from Seaforth, Wei-
rton, ,Gorderteh; W3ttgh if " —arid
f 1 various other paints.
e Mrs. William Straughan is visi�t-
a ling at Winghare at the nome of her
a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Jardin, Mr.
s. Jardin and family.
tm. Mr. Colin Campbell returned to
i- Ottawa on''Monday after visiting
his father,,William A. Campbell,
k and brother, Albert Campbell, and
e Mrs. Campbell.
e St. John's Ambulance. — Thirty-
eight members enrolled last Tues-
' day evening in the St. John's Am-
yl bulance course held in the Sabbath
School room of Ki,ox United
e . Church, sponsored by- the W.A.
e The instructor, J. Moody;",o£ Gode-
e rich, was introduced by Rev. Hiltz.
1 Mrs. Jack Armstrong was in cha ge
Of regitrtion_
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St. Mark's Anglican Guild met at
the home of Mrs. Larry Glasgow.
on Friday evening with 15 mem-
bers present. Bren de Vries
opened the meeting with prayer
and the worshipService was in
dharge of Miss ary Clark. Busi-
ness was conducted by the vice-
president, Lila Daer. Plans
for the coming season were dis-
cussed and a committee of two
members, Miss Marry Clark and
Mr. Frank Nesbitt, were appointed
t!, meet with members.of the Blyth
AYPA to arrange for a combined
program. Sunday, October 21,
being "Youth Sunday," arrange-
ments were made for the members
to actively participate in the morn-
ing service. Also discussed at t.h i s
meeting, were 'plans for their
Christmas service. It was decided
to again present "The Nativity"
which was well received last year
and a tentative date set for Sunday
evening, December lt. Mrs. Frank
Nesbitt, Miss Margaret Clark and
Mrs. Larry Glasgow were appoint
ed in' charge of the 'program. They -
will present an outline at the
next meeting for discuswson. Re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Centenary Birthday Party.—Knox
United Church Sabbath School
room ways;th•e setting for the dinner
in honor of William H: ' Camfebel l
on the occasion of his 100th birth-
day. The turkey dinner was served
y some of the members of the
W.A. off that church. The U-shaped
allies were attractively d'ecoral. ea
with silver vases of roses and au-
umn flowers. The head table was
centtred with a rbeautifu•lly -decorat-
birthd�ay cake, /flanked on each
ide with silver candelabra holding
bite candles. Mr. Campbell Was
escorted to the place of honor by
is two sons, Albert and Colin, and
grandson, Arthur Srpei-gelb'urg.
race was pronounced by Rev. Mr.
Utz. After the dinner, Albert
Oa upbeil welcomed everyone and
aid show pleased he was to have
many present -to help celebrate
he occasion. He read the various
legrams of oongratulati•ons from
er Majesty The Queen, Prime
Minister Louis St. Laurent, Premier
Frost, other members 'of Perlia-
men�t and absent nieces, nephews
nd a grandson, Mr. Campbell
spoke a few words. He remarked
hardly knew what to say, but
tbanked everyone for being present
o help celebrate the day. He said
e knew not many had been able
o celebrate their 100th birthday,
ut thanked the Lard he had been
spared to- see this important day.
ev. !I�ilrtz congratulated the cele -
rant in a few well chosen words
Ind remarked that r4verently and
houghtfully he was a grand old
an who had lived a -godly life and
as an excellent example of the
C"rhri�stian faith. Several nieces
nd nephews gave little speeches
con grart�ulations and a nephew,
II,ussel Rogerson, of Jamestown,
.Y., showed a movie of pictures
�lre'n �ef the Cemnbe'1 family in
32 when be v!s;ted here. Tater
e pre., entr„d Mr. A. Cain�nbell with
e' film. Then everyone @'fined
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regi -ter and wont to the home
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell
hre"e r-:retufes wr'-e tmlzen of the
it'r ineneratirnc• Wm Campbell;
tbert Crem�nhet,• his daughter.
rs. Stanley Abel ;Teen). St
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local branch of the Bank of Com-
merce. He and his wife will move
here in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wightman
have returned from a trip to Flmt
and Saginaw, Michigan.
Mr. ArthurGrange, of London,
visited last week at his home there.
Friends are pleased to see Leslie
Buchanan home again after his
recent illness at a London hospital.
Mr. J. C. Bakelaar, farmer on the
Base Line on the former Mogridge
residence, is a patient in Clinton
hospital.
Mrs. Russel Shaw, of Alliston,
called on old neighbors and friends
in the village last week.
Mrs. George Hamilton visited
last week with Mrs. McCann, Of
Port Albert.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam J. Craig and Mrs. Betty Wil-
kin and family were: Mrs. Roy
Stalker and Mrs. Jack Stalker, of
Flint, Michigan; Mr. and -Mrs. Bob
-ratg and family-, `orTI—PH&n; Alan
Craig, of Camp Borden; Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Craig, of Goderich.
Miss . Rena McClinehey along
with .other members of the Au-
burnettes and friends from West-
field attended the Grand Theatre,
London, Saturday evening to see a
concert.
Mr.' and Mrs. Ed. Davies visited
over .lhe week -end with Mrs. F. 0.
Mcllveen, of Oshawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston
visited their brother in-law, Rcy
Farrow, in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, on Sunday.
The following Blyth Cubs, Alan
Glasgow, George and Philip Clark,
Douglas Scrimgeour, Donald Ap-
pleby and Peter _de Vries visited_
1 uburn on Saturday and found
ready .sale for their highly -polish
Mir' Heof Pal er5op d
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t9!i-.m.� !.a ^+7 T ;'fir 6' .'Nn><'rt'r+.�G.ryn .nm�..... cw, .��n•:r- ''.indA��r-r=,.,, �,
oxarted baskets. The Scout Master,
Rev. de Vries, was also about our
village on Saturday morning assist-
ing the .boys.
Mrs. William Seers was a London
visitor on [Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Turner and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Torn Hag -
gilt visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Turner and family,
of Strathroy.
Mr. Bill Gibson visited with his
parents at Wroxeter over the week-
end.
Mr. William J. Craig, who has
been convalescing at his home, was
able to return to his position at
Clinton Radar School this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slanbury, of
London, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mics. Bill Seers and Gail.
Mr. and Mrs. HarryArthur, Judy
and Mark visited on Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Keller, of Blyth, and celebrated
�TO._spu�ath birthday..
Several' from here attended th,
anniversary services at St. An-
drew's Presbyterian Church last
Sunday. -
Mr. Bert Craig has commenced
to remodel the property he bought
from the late 0. E. Erratt estate.
Mr. Walter- Slictchling, of Lon-
don, spent the week -end at his
home here.
Mr. Thain, of Toronto, visited
last week with Mrs and Mrs. Dun-
can MacKay and family.
Mr. and eers. Bill. Seers and Gail
and Mr. and Mrs. Orval McKinnon,
Sharron and Bonnie ,visited last
Friday evening with Mr. andbMrs.
Jim Blake, of Benmiller.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Stewart, Doris
andINay. ,.. o f .D engan , -visited_
on ---Sunday tiattli -Mils:`William
Soott, nine -months -old child of Kr.
and Mrs. Ken Scott has returned
from Goderich hospital, Eric swal-
lowed an earring while stayb g
with a friend. His mother was
away at ,the'tune and the boy was
rushed to Goderich and had it
removed by Dr. Jackson. He was
kept in the hospital for observa-
tion.
Mr. Harry Beadle was the holder
of the lucky ticket at the draw .
last Saturday night at Gordon R.
Taylor's stare, held in connection
with the October sale. The prize
was $5—,,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beadle and
Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller
land Gail visited relatives in Kit-
chener and Bridgeport on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Nevins and Mrs.
Howard Tait spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nicholson,
Paul and Louise, of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson,
Barbara, Mar9 -and Margaret, Miss
inni Wagner d—Mr. Earl
Youngblu:t -visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Y'oungblut, of Harriets-
ville.
Mr. Tom Cunningham and Mr
GordonDaer attended the 4-H Club
sessions at Guelph last week.
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