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AUirLN� ;., Mr,, 414 .Mrs.
W4, *clean and °family 'of
edford-.visited recently with
•i'the ern er-'s Cousin}' Wt. Ken-
°:anet h SCQtt► Y[rs. Scott and fant-
Y,•, lYlr,. and'.'Mrs. 1VIeLean and
•. and 'Mrs, Scott visited' with
Y. heir Unole, Mr. Dan McLean
'who was a patient in• Wingham
'hospital. , •
•Mr. and Mrs. 1 Lwin Chamney
of `(ingham,visited on Sunday
with the farmer's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Chamney,
Mr. Benson -Walters of" Tor-
onto visited Last weekend with
his sister,, Mrs. Arthur Grange,
Jennifer and Shelley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch,
Mr, George Timm and Miss
Erna Bethke, ,all of •Gorr.ie,
were guests of Mr. and Mgrs
MaitlandAllen last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Grant Raithby,'
Tommy', Jimmy, Susan and Joy
and l�.trs. Matthew Campbell of
Cblliiigwood visited last week
• th. M. and Mrs. Frank Raith-
by and John. Mr. John Raithby
returned to Collingwoad with
them for a visit.
Friends in this district will
be pleased to know that Mrs.
Harvey Andrews; now of Ex-
eter, has returned home follow-
ing ear surgery and can now
hear after 21 years of deafness.
Mr& Lena Plaetzer was taken
to. Victoria , Hospital, London,
last weekend for further treat-
ment:
Mr. anti Mrs. Roy Fizz gan,
" Mrs. Olive Culbert an Miss
Chi -L tina Finnigan of Goderich
visited last Saturday with Mr.
and LIrs. Robert J. Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner
" sold their farm an the: Matt
Iand meek, HulIett •Town hip,
to. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall.
Mr. Penfound bought the Hal
lam farm which is situated on
the Base Line.
Mr. and Mrs: Harold Thithby,'
Linda• and Brian oft Blyth visit-
ed last Saturday with M1,1' and
• Mrs. Frank Raithby:
ti
.its of news
Mss. Andrgw I irkconnell re-
turndd "'honi.e'' on Saturday after
•visiting at; Brlsisse1$ with her
daughter, Mrs. Louis .Blake, Mr.
Blake, Faye and 'Maryanne.
V1r. and Mrs. Wes Bradnock
attended the Coin Show at Kit-
chener last Sunday. a
• The Auburn Angels' • ,
The Auburn Angels 411 Club
met for their seventh meeting
with- the president, Barbara
Sanderson in the chair. Mar-
Daer read the minutes.
The roll call was' answered by
.nami n.g a new garment or acces-
sory each girl would need in
her 'wardrobe. Mrs. Gordon
Dobie lett in the discussion of
points for a well{fitte•d blouse
and gave out., notes how to
Apish the ,bl•ouse. ASome of the
girls worked' on their blouses
and .then -all made a worked
buttonhole and a sample • of
he "slip stitch. The meeting
was used Eby` afl�•-r-ep sgtirg-t
Mary Stewart Collect.
•
James E. Snel°l
Funeral• services were held
last Thursday afternoon for
Tames E. Snell• who 'passed,away
Huronview on March 10th
Ater a short illness. He was
:-y-_w .111=17#11,,
Wa wands , 'he•Tvas the soil 'of
:he late -George Snell and -Jane
3radford. Before going to
Huronview six years , ago, he
had made his ,home in the
Nile district where he worked
on . a farm. He was a' member
of the Nile United ,Church. He
Is survived by one sister,' Mrs.,
•Tohn (Elizabeth) McDowell df'
Westfield. The \funeral was
^on ice y v.Chair-Fs-
Lewis
hareLewis and the. J. Keith Arthur
funeral home was in charge of
the arangements. , ,Burial took,
place in BalI's cemetery With'
-the pallbearers being Messrs.
,Tack Sn ll, Raymond Snell,
Harry Snell, Grant Snell, Keith
Snell and Neville Forbes.
from in and around the
Golden Wedding Anniversary
.
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Mr: anc!^..Mr .-tloustanonna,
Mr. 'and, Mrs. John Houston
will observe their golden.. --wed-
ding anniversary on Fl"iday;
March 20, by receiving their
friends at an open house dur-
ing the afternoon and evening.
They _ly-„�eided_-,- dis=
their marriage 50:
years ago. They -were married.
at the home Of the late Mrs.
James Clark on the 8th conces-
sion of. Cnlbornb Township by
the late Rev. ,sAn Jew Ding,
.minister of the Auburn -Smith's
Hill Presbyterian 'churches. Mr.
Houston was: born in. Dumfre-
;shire, Scotland, the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. James Hous-
ton. He came -to Canada' in
1147' Slrs: ' 'oous on was e
former Mary pubena Young,
the daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. James Young and was
born in Auburn. Following
their marriage they took up
residence on the ;groom's farm
on the second concession of
West Wawanosh where they re -
sided 'until they retired and
moved' into' their . hew\ rapeh-
styled <he a on September 1,
1980. • The -Houston -apple orch-
ard and small fruits were nd'ted
for many miles around and
every summer—antrialintiany
...rcwiVF . r�i^71•i . `41..X.r,M :.
apples.. were ._picket for .custom
ers. Mrs. Houston was church
organist .and choir . leaders- in
Knox Presbyterian Church' •for
many years and was a music
teacher before her marriage,
"Mr. and Mrs. Houston have been
very active in the church life
of Knox Presbyterian Church,
He 'was ordained an elder in
927 and has been a member
of that, session ever since. He
was also Sunday school super-
intendent 'for a number of
years. Mrs. Houston is 'a life
member,of theW M.U. end,is at
present' their 'pianist. ', Mr.
Houston is a past master of the
Morning Star Lode at Carlow
and - Mrs. Houston is, a. member
OE the Auburn Horticultural So-
ciety. Beth are very fond ;of
flowers and , all summer their.
garden 'and lawns areh mass
of .bloom. ` `In fact hen their
picture was taken 11.-1Iousto
newdreps- 3'ora..hi9..gard
had brought • the bulbs from
Scotland when • he visited there
in 1928. -Mr. and, Mrs: Houston
have ,a family 'of three d'augh
ters who will join then in cele-
brating this memorable event:
Miss Frances E. Houston, • a
member of the Faculty of Nurs-
ing at Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don; Miss, Mary I. Houston,
romurounceraw 'Hid pnwAniwwI,,INIi'T.Lvo.,,,,,,,wogK.jiOtlnormw rave
THE ,SHOE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL Fir
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Home .Economics teacher. at
Hillcrest school,Hamilton, ,and
Miss M,f
Vin; ip>,fisi`al,n; '114k.
the University of:T'oronto press.
Their only son, Flt. Sgt. James
Young Houston, .Q.W., -was lust
flight .in May, 1.943 and was
buried . at 1teisehswald Forest,
Germany. Mrs. (Houston -has
one sister, Miss Olive Young,
who :has resided Avith them,
Mr. Houston has two sisters liv-
ing out of a family. of 12: Mrs.
Mary M K3ubbin, Duinfreshire,
and Mrs. John (Isabelle) Mur-
ray, ' also - of 'Scotland. Best
wishes are extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Houston as they observe
the fiftieth anniversary ;of their
wedding day on Friday. •
• Lord's Prayer, Studied
The Auburn Explorers con -1
tinned their study of the Lord's
Prayer when they met in the
Sunday school ,room - of Knox
United ,Church. • 'There was a
good attendance. The opening
ceremony was taken by Chief
Explorer Karen East following
the games led by Mrs. Donald
Young and the sing-sonr led
by Mrs. Arthur' Grange. The
minutes were read and the roll•
call taken,' by the ' Keeper of
the Log, • Shelley Grange, The
Chief Counsellor, Mrs: -'Maurice.
Baan, led • i•n the craft period
and •the girls worked on their
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posters, . The tenting for first
stars was --held- . with all the
members. The call to worship
was given ky Linda Reed. The'
Scripture „lesson was, read IV
Donna Chamney and the offer-
ing was received by Kathy
Schneider and Laurie Johnston.,
Chief Explorer Karen Kast
closed the expedition.
Euchre Winners
The L.O.L. No. 932 held a
progressive euchre partyy' in
their hall under W.M. Gordon
Daer and Wilfred Sanderson.
Winners were; High man, Peter
Hellinga; low, Wilfred Sander -
uburh district
son',. hi'g`h (playing as a l'auy,, Scripture ture l+ sson fro»i t.h a
� �sec.
hnd chapter of the Gospel of
Luke was read by d Lin ,a $s ech-
ler.- The roll call was answer-
ed'byAeaoh girl telling the name
of . her favorite singer. The
minutes were read bythe seers,
tart', Gail, Miller. The .treas-
urer, Maly Sanderson,gave the
financial statement. A discus-
sion ,took place On the comint•
Mother and Daughter 'banquet
and it was decided to postpone
the next meeting .as the earns
will be on at the GDC(. The•
offering was received by Mary
Sanderson and, dedicated. A
Wes Bradnock; lows playing as
a 4ady), (Kenneth Iaggitt.
Lunch was served by the tom -
mittee. -
Sari Demonstrated
Marian Youngblut,x president.
of the Auburn. C.G.I,T., gave
the call to worship when the
gir-is met for their regular meet -
Ing in the Sunday school room
of Knox 'Prestyterian Church
with a good attendance. Marg-
aret Sanderson presided -at the
piano for the 'hymns. The
Lord's prayer and the Purpose
repeated in unison. The
were
Bible Quiz on Children '
of
the,
Bible was given by Mss fa.
Phillips. The, leader, Mrs; . W.
Bradnock, . continued the mis-
sion study on India. She told
the girls' about Sarojani,• a 14-
�eeaiold girlwho had coma to,
the mission„sehool at Anikbut
and of her life in the village,
schools. and ,Hostels where she
lived with other Mill children
As some girls wear a sari when
they come to these schools, the-
making of a sari was demon-,
strated on two of the junior
members, Petra Tieehert and
Sheron Collins.
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