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many activities connected' with
school .life.
The football team has been
working out 'nightly since the
start of school and were joined
this week by the- soccer teams,
under coaches -NW Howe and
Ed Redman, getting, ready for
their schedule..
Yesterday (Wednesday) -the
first, assembly was held. It took
the form of a "spirit assembly"
with the introduction of the
football teamsand"some p'ractice
for the students at cheering the -
school cheers.
It also served as a time to
demonstrate , the dress that will
beoworn by the grade niners on
initiation day which is tomorrow
(Friday).
Student Council president Al
Drennan addressed the assembly
outlining the plans and
objectives which the Council has
for the coming year.
Wednesday evening a busload
of ' English students travelled to
Stratford to see the production
of "The Merchant of Venice.
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The initiation ' ceremonies
Friday will be concluded with
the first .dance of the ° year
Friday night,
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ASHF IELD
MRS. E. HOW.,ES
Mrs. Charles Hatherton of
Elmira visited with her mother
Mrs. D.. MacMurchy on Sund4.
Rev. Wm. Knox of Glammjs
exchanged , pulpits with Rev.
Kenneth Rooney last Sunday.
Mr. Duncan Allen has
returned from a . trip to'
Newfoundland and ' the
Maritimes.
Church Services in Ashfield
Presbyterian Church will be held
at 1:30 p.m. until February, with
Church School at CO:45 a.m.
Misses Anna and Charlotte
Mackenzie of Weston are visiting
relatives here. ,
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Shannon
who had been tenants in Mr.
Norman O'Connor's house on
the former Courtney farm, have
moved to. Pt. Albert.
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d'The Septet fiber meeting of Interesting topic entitled, "They
the ACW of St. Mark's Anglican • Road. Ahead," Mrs. ToWe
Church was held at the homeof thanked all who had.taken part. Two letters were read from Monday evening, September 14,
Mrs. Jaynes Towe with ,a --good The presideik,'. Mrs, Donald Rev. and Mrs. Robert Meally of to meet Miss Cole from Rev.
attendance. The hostess opened , Cartwright,_ presided', over the Ireland. It was reported that Robert . Meally's parish in
the g. business meeting. The minutes Mrs. P. Pakenham of Wheatley . Ireland, who is visiting the Clark
Mrsmeetin. Donald Cartwright read Of the last meeting were read by had suffered a heart attack and family.
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the scripture lesson and prayers ,the secretary, Mrs. John Daer. asked that cards be sent to her. Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell
were taken by Mrs. John Daer.. The treasurer's report was given Mrs. Gordon Taylor offered to reported her mother was. home •
The missionary theme on by 1NIrs. Andrew Kirkconnell.' write a reply to Rev. Meally's from the hospital and all Wished
what the Church is doing for our'he roll call was answered by letters.' her. a speedy recovery back to.
health. Rev. Keith Stokes closed,
the meeting with prayer..
A successful auction was held
and a dainty lunch was served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Fordyce Clark.
set for Oct, -4
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Canadian Indians in the far east a Bible verse with the word It was announced that the
and Anglican news in general sacrifice in it. The travelling . Harvest Thanksgiving service will
was given by 'Mrs. Fordyce 'Apron received a penny for each be , held in St. Mark's Church
Clark, Mrs. W. Hoffman and Mrs. letter in "The Song of Moses." , `October 4 at 7:30 p.ni.
Thomas Lawlor.' Readings were . Everyone expressed their Mrs. Fordyce Clark extended
given by Mrs. Ed Davies. approval on the new carpet in an invitation to her home on
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt gave an, the church.
Horticultural `� Societ -holds sae
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to wedding
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The September meeting , of
Knox Presbyterian _ Women's
Missionary Society was held last
Thursday ,at the home of Mrs.
Major Youngblut. •
President Mrs. `Wilfred
Sanderson gave' the . call to
worship.- Mrs. Sanderson
welcomed the meiribers and
guests and the devotional period
was taken by . Mrs. M:
Youngblut.
The chapter in the study
book. was led.. ---by .M-rs-:. W.
•Santierson.``FMrs:; oungbiut.::gavo.�
:an interesting paper; on "What
The Bible Says To Me" by'Billy °
Graham. ° •
• The -.:minutes of:dthe previou'
aeetinwere�x�ead_.by�.._Ed
Davies and the financial
statement was given by the
treasurer, Mrs..,:. Donald Haines:
The roll call was answered by
each quoting a ' Bible verse
s.o_n.t.a._i_nin_g_ ._ -the word.
--"neighbour."
S q u i.rt s w i.n
two
in October
.-It was decided to cater to
Miss Margaret Sanderson's
wedding next month. After the
offering was received and
dedicated with prayer, Mrs.
Sande closedh
with the
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Bouquets -and arrangements . McFarlane and,• Miss Frances
of summer and early fall flowers . ,Houston. "
made an attractive setting in the The bake sale was • in the
Auburn Community Memorial charge of Mrs. Thomas 'Lawlor,
Hall when the Horticultural Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs.
Society held their afternoon tea Thomas Haggitt and Mrs. Robert
and sale. ' Turner. The elephant table with
The guests were welcomed by various items was in the charge
Sanderson icti the meeting the president, Mrs. Gordon of °Mrs. Russel Brindley, Mrs.
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e benediction. Taylor, and the registration was Ross Robinson and Mrs..
delicious lunch was served Torrance Tabb.�
Mrs. Youngblut assisted by in charge 'of Mrs. Sidney Lansing The . floral arrangements and
Donald
Haines. and Mrs Fred- Wagner.
Decorations and floral baskets' display of best flowers were
were arranged by Mrs. Arthur placed by Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mrs.
Ob t u r Y Grange, Mrs. William L. Craig, Ralph Munro and Mrs. James
..._. Mrs. Brian_ Hallam and • Mrs.° Jackson.
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The tea table' was., covered first prize for best flower display
Funeral service ,was held with a lace cloth and centred. was presented to Mrs. Donald
September ,9 for John J. with a• rose anda bud vase and Haines: These prizes were
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NMrs:-'Sidney La12sing.- _
The Londesboro: and Auburn
Squirts softball have won two.
games out of the best of five
With Ayton in the semi-finals
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All home games will be
played at Blyth under the lights. -
Due to the rain, the game that
vas to be played at Ayton was
postponed.
Manager and. coach, Keith
Arthur and Charles Bromley,
hope local fans will turn out to
support these games and
encourage the boys. •
Boyson the. team living near
Auburn are Philip Arthur, Terry
Powell, Rod McLennan, Eldon
Chamney and Kevin Howatt.
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was in his 93rd year and passed
away in Alexandra Marine 'and
General Hospital, Goderich,
after an illness of nine days.
He was born in Colborne
Vow't hip and attended S.S. No.
3 • Colborne, and Goderich high
school. -
He was married to Lena B.
Hamilton ' August 3, 1910. She
predeceased him. `
He was past master and life"
member .of Morning Star 'Lodge
309, Grand Stewart of Canada
and received his 50 year jewel in
January 1961:
He is survived by one son,
Clayton Ro be rtson , of ' -Copper
Cliff, 'and one 'daughter, ' Mrs.
Harold (Isabel) ' Kitchen ' of
Hamilton; four grandchildren
and one great grandchild.
Rev. Hugh Wilson and Pastor
Alfred Fryconducted the
service.
Burial took place in Ball's
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Douglas Robertson, Ottawa;
John Kitchen, Hamilton; W. G.
Barrett, Woodstock; J. A.
Shouldlce, Mississauga; Albert
McClinchey, `Ottawa; and
Kenneth Scott, Auburn.
Flowerbearers were Elmer H.
Robertson, William Dodd and
Arnold Allen.
Tea was poured by Mrs. Oscar '
de Boer from ,a silver tea service.
The tea tables were centred with
a tiny stemmed glass containing
rosebuds and tied With a green
bow on the stem. Serving the tea
were Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs.
William St'raughan, Mrs. Albert
Door prizes were won by
Lone,. Cartwright, Mrs. John
Hazlitt and Brian Raithby.
The president expressed her
thanks -for the co-operation of
all. Fifty-five guests registered
and overall - proceeds were
$86.15.
Miss, Jennifer Grange began
her studies last week at the
University of Western Ontario,
London.
Mr.. and -Mrs., Thomas Haggitt.
:spent last weekend" at
:cLeamington with :his brother,
Mr. *Joe Haggitt, and 'Mrs,
Haggitt. -
Misses Jean Houston and Jean
Jamieson ,of Toronto spent the
weekend •with Miss . Frances
Houston.
Harry Beadle is a patient In
Victoria Hospital with surgery
on his eye. Yiis brother, Charles
Beadle of London, is also a
patient, in Victoria Hospital
following surgeryon his eye.
Miss Andrea .Daer._._. of
Goderich and Miss Marilyn Daer
of London spent the weekend
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with Mr: and Mrs. Roy Daer and
Mr. Gordon Daer.
Miss Jayne Arthur arrived
home last week from the
summer -spent in California with
her sister, ,Mrs. John Boer,
Boer and fatuity. p ° k
There will be no service at
Knox United Church next
Sunday asDonnybrook will hold
their anniversary service with
Rev. William Taylor of
• Dorchester as the special -
speaker. -
Visitors this past week with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies were Pat
Crudge, Lucan, and Mr. and Mrs:
Fred Lepsit.
Guests last Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Maitland Allen ° were
Mr. and -Mrs. Bernard McEachen
and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Coats, all
of. Flint, Michigan, and William
J. Craig. -
Last Saturday the large.dutch
windmill made by "Mr. G.
Beimers was moved to its new
home arthe- Radford game park
south of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby
and Mr. and -Mrs. Earl Raithby
of Goderich went to Milton last
Saturday. -
Murray Rollinson visited latt
week with his sister, Mrs. Alfred
Weston, a><xd„_..Mr . Weston in
Toronto. •
Misses ,Judy Arthur awl Lois
Morley' of Parkhill spent the
holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Arthur, Mark and Greg. They are
now continuing their • nursing
.istudies at the Walkerton
hospital. _
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