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club met for their third meeting
at the home of the assistant leader,
Mrs. Ed. Davies, with Mrs, Ian Mc-
Allister, Huron County Home Econ-
omist, present. " Baiara Baechler
opened the meeting. Minutes„,were
read by the secretary, Carolyn
Clark. The roll call was answered
by� each•-inelnber -.telling a home
improvement ,they had made or
plan to make this season.' Some
were painting mail -boxes, making
• window boxes and 'flower gardens
andaintin barn doors. The
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guest speaker, Mrs. McAllister, told
the girls about the control of
weeds and insects in their gardens;
also how, to.. complete the record
books' and make them more attra e-
tive. Plans for achievement day
to be held in Blyth on August'"26th,
were made. Mrs. Davies gave a
demonstration on flower arrange-
d anent, Lunch was served by Mar,
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Friday, July 3ilst, •at the home of
Mrs.. Dawes.
Womenfs Institute. The July
meeting of the Auburn W.I. was
held in the Orange Hall with the
president, Mrs. Thomas ffaggitt an
charge. The minutes were read
by Mrs. Bert Craig. She also gave
the .,financial -statement, It was
announced that the Achievement'
Day for the Garden Club will be
held at Blyth on August 26th.`
Plans were• completed to visit the
County Hume on . July s0.t.b.,, when
Mr. Harvey McGee, of North Bay,
will be the guest soloist. Little
Miss Nancy Anderson sang a love-
ly solo. Mrs, Thomas Lawlor gave
a demonstration on how to dress
dolls in plastic foam and flower
corsages and, had a large display
of her work for which she finds
a , ready market. Mrs. Marguerite
Chopin spoke on the motto, "Ehvy
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no man's talent but try to im .rove
your own." Miss Jannett Dobie
danced the Highland Fling in Scot-
tish dress. The r911 call, "Some -
t n_ I'remem!ber on the way to and
matching bow and jacket, white
accessories and a corsage of pink'
roses. She was assisted in receiv-
ing by the groom's sister, Mrs,;
Robert Ripl, of Toronto., , The
firi+� table -was- i�h^�+
taining and ' was 'answered by all three -tiered pillared weeding` cake
the members, A miscellaneous
auction will be held at the next
meeting. A lunch was served by
Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs: Edgar
Lawson and Mrs. William .5traugh-
an.
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Wood—Patterson. • -- 'baskets of
.4)ink.andAvJaiter gl diol(, -yellow, and
mauve summer flowers against a
background of green ferns arid
bronze candelabra holding white
tapers formed 'a lovely setting for
the marriage of! Shirley Jane Pat-
terson and Darrell Leroy Wood, of
Toronto., The bride is the only
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Nelson
Patterson, R.R. 3, Blyth ' and the
groom• is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Wood, of Amherst, Nova
Scotia. Rev. R. M. Sweeney of-
ficiated for . the double -ring cere-
mOny in Knox United Church •on
Saturday, July 25. ,,'Traditional
wedding music was played by the
church organist, Miss Margo
Grange, who accompanied the solo-
ist,' Mrs. Betty Wilkin, , Given in
marriage by her father, the bride
wore• a gown of white silk organza
styled with a bodice o • em. roi -
and the dinner was' served y the
W.A.: of the church. The tables
were beautifully decorated with
lighted candles in silver candelabra
pink and white gladioli and Queen
Anne's lace twining green iyy. The
waitresses were" girl friends of the
bride, Misses Joan . Mills, June
Mills'; Betty Durnin, Marlene Ea-
som, Carol Armstrong, Karen Pat•
terson. Tor a trip to Northern On-
tario, the bride wore a dress of
green embroidered linen, lace trim-
med, and wore white accessories.
On their return they will ' make
their - home in Toronto. Guests
were present from Toronto, Ottawa,
Stratford, Mitche.l, Seaforth, At-
wood, Clinton, Goderich and the
surrounding district.
Misses Donna 'and Diane Cham-
ney,.. of Donnybrook, are visiting
their grandparents, Mr. , and Mrs.
Robert Chamney.
W.M.S.--rhe July meeting of ,the
Knox United Church W.M.S. was
held at Wightman's Grove with
members of the 'Mission Band as
their guests. John Arthur gave
the. call to worship and presided
Knox, of Blyth, aunt of the bride,
was in charge of the registration.
Those pouring tea were, Mrs. Alex
Manning, Blyth, Mrs. 11 a r o 1 d
Sprun , Londdesboro,, Mrs. Charles
HHoll� - an of Bl h, all aunts , of
the bride.Serving Mrs. Nor-
man McClinchey, Misses J n Mills,
Carol Armstrong and J rt; Mills.
Those assisting were, Mis s 'Joan
Lockhart, Donna Haines, ~ Ottawa,
Sheila ,Lockwood, of Clinton, Mrs.
William Dodds, : Mrs. Jack Arin-
strong, Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt and
Mrs. Gurdon Meeimetteyr•r ' Slro'w ng"
the • gifts „and the trousseau, were
Mrs. 'William Patterson, Mrs.' Ken-
neth Patterson, sisters-in-law of the
bride, and Mrs. Hebo Siertsema.
Bouquets of lovely summer flow-
ers decorated the Knox United
Sunday School room for the shower
of Miss Ruth Million. Miss Eliza-
beth Grange, Stratford, was chair-
man for the program. A solo was
sung by Nancy Anderson, and ac-
companied by Miss Margaret A.
Jackson: A reading was given by
Mrs. William T. Robison and a
•duet was sung by Margje and
Klaske Koopmans. • Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt gave a reading. A duet
-was sung by Misses Joan and June
Mills. The guest of honor' was
escorted 'to a decorated chair by
b d' f b d Joan Mills and June Mills pinned
ered .lace and scalloped sabina for the program. Mrs. Leonard a corsage . on her. Betty Durnin Catharines, visited last week with
neckline and long lily -point sleeves. Archambault read the \Scripture, read an address of good wishes Mr, and Mrs. Harry Armstrong.
The 'bouffant skirt of silk organza followed by prayer by •Mrs" Arthur and the many gifts were carried in. Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Basila, of
over satin was accented` by girl friends of the bride-elect.London, and Miss Eleanor Monck
with lace Grange. A recitation was given Ruth thanked. her -many friends * spent the week -end with her sister,
appliques,, rhinestones and pearls by Klaske Koopmans. Betty Moss for the lovely gifts and invited
as was the neokline and the -back and Jennifer Grange sang a duet.
everyone ,to her trousseau tea on
fell in tiers of lace to the hemline. Bible storis were read by' Jean Saturday, July 25, A lunch was
Her finger-tip veil of French illu- Montgomery, 'Billy Lapp, Martie served and a social hour enjoyed
with the bride-to-be.
Mrs. Caroline Seers, of Mitchell,
ecu:,, ��: �, ..� . , -< :, "•'cit,^k��.�:,•r
of Galt, spent several days last Mrs. Frank. Raithby, Mrs. Stanley
week with her parents, Mt,. an Johnston and Mr, ;and . Mrs. S.
Mrs. George Lawlor. Lansing.
Mr. 'and Mrs William J. Craig Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Jelly, of
visited friends in Clifford and (Peoria,, Illinois visited last week
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Mr, and -Mrs. Rober . 'hil ips, Raithby and also his cousin- s.
Mrs: Ezekiel - Phiilips and Miss Ed. Davies. Mrs. Jelly is a , .augh-
Laura Phillips visited with Mr. ter of Professor George Raithby
and Mrs. 'Herman Phillips on Sun- and Mrs, Raithby, of Guelph.
day
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Miss Carol, Beadle returned to
dr. and Mrs, Carl Youngblut her position in London after spend -
and family, of Hamilton, spent the ing her vacation in Florida.
week -end with Mr. and Mrs,,. Russel Mrs. Gten Raithby, of London,
King. spent a few days last' week in the
~ Mr, -••--Wil ra-t Mayhew, _Mr ...and vi,ll'age. -
Mrs. Les Mayhew, of Toronto, spent Joint church services will be
last Sunday with hi`s brother-in-law, held in the month" of August for
Mr. William Straughan, Mrs. Knox Presbyterian Church and St.
Straughan and other relatives: Andrew's., Blyth, When `Rev. Stanley
Mrs. Charles Williams, of Clinton, '"Scotr',''a ro' Kincardine, will have
was., also a guest. charge of the service at Blyth at
Mr. Hiram Lindsay spent. last 9:30 a.pi. There will be no service
week -end. in Guelph visiting with in Auburn in the month of.August,
Mr. and Orville Pyle. Mr. Donald Fowler ,is convalesc-
Visitors last,, Sunday with Mrs. • ing at his home after several
George Hamilton., were Mr. and weeks in Goderich hospital.,
Mrs. Arthur Rutledge'; Mrs. Greta • Mr. Wayne Billings had the mis-
McLeod and Catherine, of Egmond- fortune to have a bone broken in'
vill , and Mrs. William Chapman; his arm while attempting to crank
of Seaforth. the tractor.
Mr. and Mrs. William Raithby, Miss Pheobe Densmore. Rela-
John, David and Dawn Marie, of tives in this district• received word
Ottawa, visited on Monday with of the death of, Miss Pheobe Dens -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby, and more which occurred recently in
Mrs, Stanley Johnston. London. She was the daughter
Mr. Gordon Johnston, of St, of the late Mr. and Mrs. William
Densmore, pioneers of the West-
field• clistrict. She was 84 years of
age and had, taught school , for
many years in Saskatchewan. Bur-
ial took place in Woodlawn ceme-
Mrs. Ed. Davies, and Mr. Davies,I tery, London.
Eleanor remained for a week's Centennial Service.—The centen:
visit. � nial service at Hope Chapel ceme-
Mrs. Catherine Dobie, of Blue- tery will be held on Sunday, Aug -
vale, and her son, Eugene Dobie, ust 9, on the grounds on the 13th
of Toronto, visited last Friday with concession of Hullett Township, at
3 p.m. Dr. William Fingland; of
Niagara • Falls, will be in charge
and will be assisted by other clergy
of the community.
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Jackson and
daughters, of Streetsville, visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Chamney.
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sion was held in place by a lace
crown covered with ' pearls and
rhinestones. She carried ' a white
Bible .crested with red roses. • At-
tending the bride as matron of
honor was Mrs. 'Nebo Siertsema,
The bridesmaids were Miss Lois
Cunningham, of Goderich, and Mrs.
Norman McClinchey, dressed in
Nile green gowns styled similar to
those of the matron .of honor, .and
carried yellow carnations. The
pretty little' flowergirls were
Cheryl and• Dale Patterson,
nieces'
eces'
of the bride.. Mr. Robert Ripley, of
Toronto, • brother-in-law of the
groom, was the best man and, the
ushers were Mr. William Patterson
and Mr, Kenneth Patterson, -bro-
thers of the (bride. For the re-
ception held in the church parlors
the bride's mother received the
guests wearing a sheath dress of
powder blue lace over taffeta, large
`Koopmans and Glen Webster. Mrs.
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Maurice Bean and Miss Margaret
R. Jackson - Oliverlated interesting
was guest of honor at, a birthday Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stoltz and Miss
les. Mrs. Anderson took party -planned by „her granddaugh- Margaret R. Jackson.
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charge of the business period, ter, Mrs. William Seers, last week Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson,
while the children f o gairriees to observe her 7511 birthday,' The William and Nancy spent last Sun••
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under the direction of John Arthur
guests spent the afternoon chatting day at Port Elgin with Mr. and
Mrs, -William Kruse and Elizabeth.
Mr: and Mrs, James Hembly re-
turned home Sunday evening from
a three weeks' vacation, '
Miss Edna Kelly, of Toronto, is
a guest this week of her cousin,
MissSadie
Carter.
Master Robert Wilkin spent last
week. camping at Bayfield with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Craig and family,
of. Ilderton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Rathwell,-
Michael and Janice, of St. Cath-
arines, spent ,,last week -end with
her parents, e, and Mrs, Gordon
R. Tayldt. Mrs. R•athwell stayed
for a longer visit."
:Mr;, and Mrs John Ritz, of Belle -
and Martie Koopmans. Mrs. An-
derison thanked the leaders and the
children for the inspiring program
which they had presented. A dainty
and reminiscing and a dainty lunch
was served with a beautifully dec-
orated cake tomark this occasion.
picnic lunch .was served to'. all. Mrs. Seers" makes her, home with
p Trousseau Tea Heid. ---The home her daughter, Mrs. 'Russel (Elsie).
of Mr. and .Mrs.' Nelson Patterson Keyes, of Mitchell, For many
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was attractively. decorated with her son Fred', and sons, 'William
bouquets of summer flowers, last and John. S e' was born in Eng- when Mrs. Patterson lb
entertained friends, neighbors and •
land, and was married there, tom
relatives to a' trousseau tea in ing to the Goderich district to live.
honor of her daughter, Shirley, They also resided nearExeter,
whose marriage 'took place last. When her., husband passed away
Saturday. The many ,guests were she made her home here. She has
received' at the door' by Mrs. Pat-
terson and Shirley. Mrs. William
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Almost tw°
1iundred enthusiastic
children and. grown-ups sv�arrxied,
around Harbor •Park Friday, July
10, at the annual Huron County'
employees' picnic.
• The festivities began at 2.30 p,m,
with a series of boat -rides. around
Goderich Harbor. BY the time the
last boat=load had returned, 4.80
p.m., everyone )vas eager to -start.
the races. Among the winners in
the children's races were Danny
Enzensberger, Jocelyn and Phylis'
Cummings, Elaine Berry, Bill Blake
and many triumphant others.
'In the adult races, winners were: ,
County Councillor's raee, Reeve
Walter Forbes; Ex -Warden's' race,
Alex Alexander; ladies' bean race,
Helen Wilson; men's open race,
Dennis Jewitt; ladies' kick -toe
slipper, Glenis Jewitt; Ex.,'Warden's
Wives, Mrs. Trewartha; County,'
Councillor's wives, Mrs. F. Walkon),
A picnic supper followed the
races and then, several draws were
held including: supper draw,
Donna Bean; oldest person, Nelson
Trewartha; youngest person, Mar-
tin Becker; men"s draw, John
Jewitt; . women's draw,Eleanor
Erskine County Councillors',
Frank Walkom; councillors' wives,
Mrs. Clarence Hanna;
NAVl•'LEAGUE TAG DAY
The Navy Leagueof Canada tag
day held at Goderich last Friday
brought in a total of about $200.
it was postponed from Saturday,
July 18, when, the fixture was rain-
ed' out. Some 30 taggers took part
in the activities, sponsored- by the
Goderich Women's Institute. Prize
winners for bringing in the most
return., were as follows: lst, Betty
Sheardown;, 2nd, ' Paul 'Doak; 3rd,
Donald Brereton.
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SCHAEFElt'S Annual Summer Clearance Sale, is now in Full Swing. Our complete summer stock of . Dresses,
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