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HALLOWE'EN PARTY
A Hallowe'en masquerade
party, sponsored by the Adult
Club of • Victoria 'Street United
• Church, was enjoyed oh Wed-
nesday evening of last week.
The games wee in charge of
Mr. D. Hobbs and consisted of
apple bobbing, contests and dis-
secting "IVIr. Smith" as well as
other Hallowe'en gam.ea. Devo-
,
tiOns were conducted 'by Mrs. D.
Hobbs and,/ Mr. Frank Bissett
looked after the decorating.
Lunch was served under the
convenership of Mr. and Mrs.
D. Vail.
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Auburn News
AUBORN, Nov. 3.--frhe Ida
White Group of Knox PreAry-
terian Church met with the pre-
sident, Marjorie Youngblut, pre-
siding. The worship story was
told by MarianYoungblut fol-
lowed by prayer by Joyce Le,a-
tlherland, . The Mission story
was taken by the leader, Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson', The min-
utes were read. by Margaret
Sanderson.' , The business Was
conducted by 'Mrs. Donald
Haines. The offering was ret
ceived by Keith Scott and dedic-
ated by Darlene Stewart. A film
Was shown.
• Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Ament; Gary and
Shirley were: her grandmother,
Mrs. Alice Wilson, of Port Cre-
dit, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hunk-
ing, of Dearborn, Michigan; and
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Mugford and
family, of Goderieh.
Miss Ruth, Andrews returned
to her .position in London after
a week's convalescing at the'
home of her parents, Mr. and'
Mrs. Warner Andrews and fam-
ily,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson
and family and her mkther, Mrs,
Edgar Lawson, visited last Sun-
day in Kitchener with Mr. and
Mrs. William Kruse and Eliza-
beth.
Anyone wishing. to take the
-fall project 'New lamps for old"
please co tabt the leader, Mrs.
Thomas Lawlor or Mrs. Gordon
Dade 'by November 9th. .
Mr. an clMrs. Harry Eve, of
Leaside, spent last' week -end
with her mother, Mrs. Herbert
Govier.
Mrs. Leo Ziler and son, John,
of Detroit, and .Miss Mildred
Scott, R.N., of Mitchell, were re-
cent guests of -their brother, Mr.
Kenneth Scott, Mrs. Scott and
family.
Mrs. Ed. Davies and Mrs. Wes
Bradnock attended the Women's
Institute Rally at Brussels on
Monday.
The tanvassens are out in this
district or the ,British and
Foreign Bible Society..
Hallowe'en'has come and gone
and SO are • the hundreds of
children who went from house
to house for treats on Saturday
evening. iy little damage was
done a the Provincial Police
patro11td the village very faith-
fully.
Wome is Institute County
e Huron County Wo-
men's Institute Rally was held
in the Brussels United Church
with the president, Mrs. Rich-
ards, of East Huron District, pre-
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by the West Huron District Pre-
sident, Mrs. Otto Pollp, Dungan-
non, And from the South Huron
District by Mrs. John McLean,
of Seaforth. 'Mr. Harvey, John-
ston, from the Huron County
Home for the Aged, spore to
the, ladies on thework being
'aecomplished there. Mrs. StanleSt Bride, chairman of the
Guelph Area, brought greetings.
A telegram of congratulations
was sent to the new Area now
meeting in Owen Sound. Mrs.
D. A. MeNaughton, ef Wingham,
spoke of the work of the Wing -
ham Cancer Society. The after-
noon...session was opened with
devotions by Rev. Mr. Brown, of
firussels United Church. Mrs.
John McLean spoke on the pro-
jects and the helping of the
blind in Huron County. Miss
Bette Tillman, Home Economist
for Huron County, presented the
Huron County ScholarShip to
Miss' Marjorie Papple, of Sea -
forth. This was accepted by her
mother as -Marjerie is attending
Teachers' College, Stratford.
Miss Tillman spoke of the senior
and junior work in the, county.
The guest speaker, Mrs. Wilfred
Mack, of Crediton, gave an il-'
lustrated address on her trip to
Scotland. An invitation. was ex-
tended to the,Rally to hold their .
1960 convention. in Auburn.
The second meeting of the'
A!iburn Tidy Teenswas, held af
siding. Greetings were brought the home of, Mrs. Ed, Davies.
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The president, l'ilargaret-Ilaln0s, gifts. Lunch was served by the The Goderich Signal,Star,
opeded iimeeting. margaret hostess, assi4ted by neighbors. •
welcomed the home economist,
Miss Bette Tillman, to the meet-
ing. Eileen Schneider read the
minutes of the previous meet-
ing. - The leader, Mrs. Keith
Machan .gave a. tont on equip -
merit and arrangement of
clothes closets. A demonstra-
tion was held by the leaders to
show the members how to con-
struct hat standards, and how
to make hat boxes, Miss Til -
roan spoke of club work to the
girls. Two new members' were
welcomed, Mrs. Howard Tait
and Miss Ruth Andrews. A
lunch was served by the leaders:
(press). chose "Au:burn Sunshine Follow-
-Marilyn Daer, s e c r e t a r y
Mr. Donald Plunkett was ers" for their name. The C.G.I.T.
guest of honor at the home of mi°eineetictn'gin the Young People's
Mrs. Bert Daer when neighbors for a study on Africa.
and friends gathered to honor Films were shown by Kathleen
her on her fecent marriage. Andrews with the commentary
Bingo games were enjoyed, fol- given by Mrs:' Ed. Davies.
pre -
lowed by a short program. Mrs. The Y.P.S. met with the Norman McClinchey sang a solo, sident, Edgar Leatlherland, in
and Laura Daer played a piano charge. Minutes were read by
solo. Mrs. Bert Daer gave a Helen Youngblut. Helen was
reading and a mouthorgan selce- named delegate to the, execu-
tion was played by Mrs: Everett
Taylor accompanied by Mrs.
Kenneth 'McDougall. Mrs. Nor-
man McClinchey read an address
of congratulations and gifts
were presented by Misses Elva
Gross, Helen Youngblut and
Mrs. Lloyd Craig. Mrs. Plunkett
thanked her friends for the
$iris Of the Aw;
burn met with the. p e-
Sident, Bakbara. Sanderson, -
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siding. Scripture was read by
•Jannett Dobie, followed, by pray-
er by Carole Brown. The min -
kites were read by • IVIargaret
Haines. The financial statement
was ,given by Carole Brown.
Plans were completed for the
U.N1.C.E:F. canvass on October
31st for millt for the United No-
tions 'Citildrenis Relief Fund:
The offering was received by
Marilyn Daer and dedicated by
Linda Andrews. prayer was by
Rose Marie •Haggitt. -The girls
Live meeting of the YX.S. of the,
Pre:kytery at Wingham. Betty!
Youngblut read the' Scripture.
rho program of discussion was
,ed by Bruce Youngblut, assisted
3y 'Marie LeaCherland, Kathleen'
Andrews, Gordon Daer and Mar-
- iyn Daer, The offering was re-
•-:civeci by Murray ,Youngblut. •
Hallowe'en Party.—The Hal,
owe'en' party at U.S,S. No. 5
Lluilett, commenced. with a box
social for the 'inn lunch. The
.teacher, Mr. .Duncan MacKay,
told an interesting story before
the Junior Red Cross Society':
had their meeting, The 'presi-
lunt, Rose _Marie, "Traggitt, was
in Charge A solo was sung by
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iCualbeit's Bull
Brings $1,900
Top price paklor regis-
tered bull at the IlureliPeith
Shorthorn Clulb's eighth. animal
sale, held at Luckilow on Slaw-,
day, was $1,900. The dark. roan
bull was bred by, the well-lcnown
W, A. Culbert and Sons, Dun-
gannon, and was Grand Chad=
pion bull at the Perth -Huron
Regional Show this year.
The purchasers were R. Mc-
Kinley and Sons and J. A. Mc-
Kinley, of Morpeth..
Next highest price among' the
ner accepted a Life Me ership
in the WA. for Mrs. 0. , Wash-
ington, who was unable to be
present at the meeting. Mrs.
Washington organized the W.A.
at Auburn in May, 1952. Plans
were made for the Christmas
Fair to be held in November.
The meeting was closed With
prayer by Mks. Grange.
Newlyweds Hontired: — Mr.
and Mrs. John McNichol, of
Morris Township, were recently
honored when friends and
neighbors of. Mrs, McNichol in
S.& No. 16, Est Wawanosh,
gathered at their home. A soc-
ial time was enjoyed and Mrs.
Norman McClinchey' read an ad-
dress of congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. McNichol, Mr; Carl
Govier. made the ,presentation of
a mirror and a bronze 1;vaste-
paper . basket. Mrs. McNichol
(the former Mrs.,Ncsbitt) served
a delicious lunch.
Thursday, Nev. 5;17.100?,
11 males. offered 104)..,i14000' .
reoPlIA-bygglibw: AIPM:oug9104. Culbert
wofigtrorna044 bi,0440,14',..._,of dI
2.,. vilidniay, foltiple,__EmblePt.
Lavender .34th bred by. W. A. •
of Howard. Caert.
Culbert and Sons from the herd •
that went on the auction block
Bull
was fa20 by R. Dean Boyd, RX. 4.•;',
atTflonpe bTidee$Waamotitegr tOhae4lafetri44.44
grave, Ntaiple Emblem vePt:T4_411, .
tor was Grand Champion
Charles H. Bosman, RAIL 'z. h -
Bluevale, paid $310 for Hi -Hill . .•'
Rosewood 4M. She was bred by
Andrew C. Gaunt, of Luckn'ow,
Auctioneers 'for the sale were
William S. O'Neil, Lincoln White *,
and Bert. Pepper. Sales • man.
agfr was Andrew C. Gaunt.
49TH ANNIVERSARY'
COUPLE, HONbRED
Mr., and Mrs. W. F. H. Price,
South, street, were guests of's.-- ---
honor last Saturday at a family'
dinner in honor of their 49th
wedding anniversary, at the
home ,of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. •Clarenee
Miller, Trafalgar street. The
couple have two:daughters, Mrs.
Leslie Hanna, of Ayr, and Mrs.
Clarence Miller, of town; four
grandsons, one great-grandson,
and one great-granddaughter.
. NEW O.P.P. HERE
Constable Clifford Tasker,
formerly with the Woodstock
detachment of the Ontario Pro-
vincial Police, , has assumed
duties with the _Huron County
detachment in Goderich.
Laura Daer, A reading was
given by Gail Miller. While the
children were getting into their ' 27— -------
•ottAttmes a contest was enjoyed 1.
by the mothers who were the
.tuests, Mrs. Kenneth McDougall
was the winner. A parade of the
costumes was held with the
march being played by Barbara
MacKay. Prizes were won by:
Fancy dress -Gail Miller, dress-
ed as a gypsy, 2nd, Patsy Wilkin,
in- old fashioned bonnet, muff
and fur, 3rd, Betty Moss, Q,s arr
Indian girl; comic dress—Shelly
Grange, old lady costume, 2nd,
Ronnie Brown, 05-0 skeletOn,
3rd, David Polic-h,, dressed as a,
hOo. The pre-school children
winners were: 1st, Gail Seers,
as an angel, 2fid, .Marie .Plank-
ett, as a negro'girl, 3rd, Elaine
Bean, as a witch. A candy hunt
was held for Grade 1 pupils and
the pre-school children. Con-
tests were enjoyed. WinnerS
were:, Brenda East, Judy Arthur,
Laura' • Daer, Barbara MacKay
and Rose Marie Haggitt. Lunch
was served by, Gra'te 7 and 8
nunils.
'Rev. R. M. Sweeney officiat-ed •
at the morning service' for the
Knox United brntitsmat wr,yice
last Sunday, Those 'baptize&
were: Philip Charles, son of Mr.
and Mrs. j. Keith•Art.hur; Mar-
ilyn Denise, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Wightmln; Sandra,
datufhter of Mr. and Mrs.
Garth McClinchey; Steven Car-
men, son of Mf: and MrsT-Car-
men Gross; Robert William..,son
orMr. and Mrs. Gordon Powell:
Tarry Meredith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Popp; Eldon Murray, •
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon!
Chamney,' The Children's Choir,
tinder the direction of Rev. Mr.!
Sweeney and the church organ-
ist Miss Margo. Grange., sang an
anthem and led in the service•
of .song.
Woman's Association. — The
W.A. of Knox Unite'd -Church
held their October meeting with
Mrs. Elliott Lapp opening it.
The meditation was given by
Mrs. R. Koopmatts arid Scripture
was red by Mrs. Norman Wight -
man. Mrs, Guy Cunningham led!
in prayer. A duet was sung by
the—Koopmans sisters, accom-
pani,ed by MrS. N. Wi5,11tman.!
Mrs. Fred Toll presented timely
thoughts on Christian Steward;
ship, and Mrs, William Dodds!
gave a reading. The offering,
was received-- by Mrs. .Tames.
Trembly and Mrs. William Dodds,'
A discussion followed regarding:
the amalgamation of the W.A.!
and the W,M.S. in the United
Church of Canada..NIrg, Arthur
Grange presided for the busi-
ness ,period. Mrs. R. M. Swee-1
re
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busy
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