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About the life of :Joseph
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.The ' Woman's fl rsaW: fter ihe- ofWiing. was
Society of the Presbyterian . -received and dedicated the
Church held their September meeting w•as closed by singing
meeting• at the home of Mrs. the hymn, Yield not Hto
Major. Ycungblut 'with a good
attendance. The president, Mrs.
,Wilfred -.Sanderson, was in charge
and gave the call to worship. The
hymn, "Pass Me Not 0 Gentle
Savour" was sung with Mrs.
Donald Haines at the pian,o.' The
devotional period was in charge
of Mrs. Major Youngblut and she
spoke on' the' life of Joseph. The,
roll call was answered by
quoting a Bible verse with the
word, Christ. A reading was
given by .Mrs. Donald' Haines.
The topic Ye., are the Potatoes of
the Earth' was the interesting
topic given 'by Mrs, Sanderson.
The minutes, of the previous
meeting' w,,ere accepted as read
by the secretary,. Miss Minnie
Wagner, It was brought to mind
that the subscriptions to Glad
Tidings .are .now due. It was
announced that the Huron
Presbyterial will hold it's fall
rally. on September .15 at
temptation and the benediction.
A 'dainty lunch was served by
Mrs. Youngblut assisted by Mrs.
Donald Haines.
Auburn 4-H girls name.
club officers
Auburn No. 1 '4—H Club held
their first meeting at the home
o4 the leader, Mrs'. Eleanor
Bradriock with 14 -girls present.
After welcoming all to the
meeting, the objectives of the
project -- Dairy, Fare were
outlined. A discussion took
place on kitchen working.
methods and measurments, A
discussion took place on milk in
it's many forms and milk drinks.
Each girl was ask d tc make a
grilled cheese sandwich, and try
out other recipes in the book.
Arva Bell, Connie Hickey and
Sheron Collins assisted the,
leader while the assistant leader,
Mrs. William Clack is holidaying.
in Scotland, "The • election of
,,A0burn ° . officers took' place. They are--
President — Gail Seers, first
vice-president — Joanne Hickey,
• Secretary — Judy Van Dongeri,
$ocia!s., ,
Miss ' Barbara Sanderson ,ot;
Toronto._ spent• the week -end
with her parents Mr, and Mrs,
, Wilfred Sanderson. ,,Barbara has
recently :returned -from a three'
,months trip through,; Europe.
Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. -
George Robb of London and for it's October meeting4It is
June and Marie Youngblut of planned to again' give hyacinth
Woodstock. -' .bulbs to 'each member as a
' Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Keller of premium for;. indoor planting,'
Dublin visited on, Sunday with,' The minutes of the previous
their daughter, Mrs. Harry meeting were accepted, as read
Arthur, Mr. Arthur. Judy of • ,by the secretary, :Mrs. Beth
Montreal, Mark and Greg. • Lansing. The.financial statement
Miss Brenda Ball and Miss was -given by Mrs, Eleanor
Pauline" Airdrie of " Londesboro Bradnock, It is planned to have a,
are holidaying for two weeks at ' display of fall flowers by the
Montego Bay, Jamaica. ' Members and • Mr. and .Mrs.
Mrs. Ethel Farrow and Donald Haines' will show
grandson, Robert. Young ; of • pictures of their month's •trip to
Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. •Allan • the West Coast. The program .
Moore' of Stratford visited with 'will be in charge of Mrs; James;.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston. Jackson and Mrs: Kenneth Scott,
Kingsbtidge News
Society plans
fall' meeting.
The Executive of the Auburn
Horticultural Society held a
meeting at the Town hallto plan
Recent visitors with .JIr', and
Mrs. Earl Drennan were ,Capt.
and Mrs, W. H. Robinsotf
Goderich; Mrs. •Ron Price of "St,
Catharines, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
McPherson and. Sandra Lynn,of
Brocklin, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Drennan and Debbie of
Goderich.
'Mrs. W. J. Robinson and
Mark of St: Catharines spent a
few weeks with- Mr and 'Mrs.
Earl' Drennan:
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ormond Heffernan and Mr.
and Mrs. Antone Van Osch were
Mrs. D. Gaudreau and- Mr. and
Mrs: J. Gaudreau ofl Montreal.
Mrs. John Austin and• Eugene
spent Labor Day weekend in
Toronto with Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan and Vivian. .
Mrs. Bill Van Dyke is
spending a few weeks visiting
relatives in Holland. -
Recent visitors with• Mr, and
Mrs. Gilbert Frayne were Mr,
and Mrs: Jas. Meehle of Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Frayne and
daughter of Sarnia and Mr and
Mrs. Robt, Jay and family of
Toronto.
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
Marie Austin were Mr. and Mrs.
Ambrose Hartman, and family of
Kitchener and Mr, and Mrs. Jack
McConville and family of
Toronto,.
Mr. and Mrs. Antone Van
Osch spent a few days
holidaying in the Georgian Bay
and Muskoka Lakes Region. .
giss Irene Hogan of London
was a recent visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Hogan ancL,-Basil
Hogan. l
Recent visitbrs with 'Mr. andA
Mrs. John Howard and family
were Mr. and Mrs,, Bill Forbes.
and family and Mr. an -Mrs.
Eugene Forbes, Mrs. Shirley
Cook and Rita, all of Detroit,
Sharon Longevine and Colin
Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Schefter and family of Stratford
and Mr, and Mrs. John O'Neil of.
Jackson, Mich, .', . ° ,o
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marti
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• (Loulae Dalton) mo edlast week"'
to their farm at Glammis. They
'formerly resided in Hamilton.
A Community Bridal slower
mks held in St: Joseph's Parish.
Hill sit Wednesday Sept, 1 for
tin
't tate— 6 .;>" ttic. era emergOnicy- if you have
short ' program, Barbara was
adnsrdered the Possibilities in
assisted. in opening ing her many advance.
lovely .gifts by Mrs. Tom Hogan
and Mrs. Angus Cline. •
Denise Dalton, daughter of - • / ,;:�*.,
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press reporter Sheron Collins.
Telephone committee - Doreen
M,cClinchey, Yvonne Bean, Arva
Bell, The girls decided to call
their,club, — The Dairy Queens.
Auburn No. 2 club held their
.meeting 'at the home of their
leader, Mrs. Thomas • 'Haggitt
with Mrs. Frank Raithby
assisting. They decided, to call.
their club The Mii,lCy ,Wheys.
The new officers are— President
— Lynn Turner, Vice-president
— Barbara Chamney, Secretary
— Trudy Machan, press reporter
— Doris' Naylor. A
demonstration on • measuring
accurately was held and the girls'
made a quick pizza:
Ashfield
News
Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Moncrief
and Russell have'returned from a
.trip to B.C.
Misses- Anna and Charlotte
Mackenzie of Weston yisited
relatives here last`"week.
Mr, and . Mrs, Doug Drennan
and 'Allen and Dennis spent the
week end in Montreal. .
, Mr, and Mrs. 'Grant Farrish
and Janet and. Barbara motored
to,,Calgary recently. -
Jan Simpson ,of Toronto was
home for the weekeend.
.Mr. and Mrs. Colen Howes
and children spent the,, weekend
at%Stokes Bay.
Diane Mackenzie who was in
London , for.. the summer and
Shirley Robb •who was at Sauble
Beach are home again,
THE GALLERY OF FANS AT. SATURDAY'S PEEWEE BASEBALL
'TOURNAMENT WAS VERY SMAL1 WITH SOME OF THE
SPECTATORS COMING FROM OUT-OF-TQ•WN
St. !Helens
On, Sunday morning, the`
anniversary service of Calvin
Church, St. Helen's was
observed. Guest minisier was
Rev. Glen, Wright of Exeter,
formerly of . the Dungannon
charge. Mrs. Wm. Rutherford
presided at the organ.- Guest
solist. was Mrs. Jack 'Aitchison
with. accompaniments rby. Mrs.
Robert Aitchisorr. A large crowd
attended the service..'
Mrs, Harvel 'Weebb "attended a
'family dinner party on Saturday
evening 'in honor. of Patricia
Anderson at the home of her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. .Gordon
Anderson. Patricia graduated on
Wednesday, evening, from
Victoria Hospital, London -
Miss - Carol Martin.. recently
commenced work at J. . T.
Goodall's office in Wing(iam;
Carol is now residing at' hofne
with tier• parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sheldon Martin.
This week a 'new .. barn
structure was erected on Harold'
Cooper's faun replacing the on,e
,,lost by fire'last October.
On September 16th, Mrs. Joe
Gaunt' will celebra' leer 92nd
birthday,
Mrs'. , Ernftt Gaunt spent
Monday with Mr.and Mrs. Bruch
Taylor at Newmarket.
y'.
Mr. and Mrs: Mark Dalton is
enrolled in a Five . Year Arts
Course at the University of
Windsor.
Miss Marion Dalton • of
-'Detroit spent a few days last
week with, Joh' O'Connor and
his sister, MIS. Ursula Hebert.
Mr and Mrs. Art. Dalton and'
Brian of Hamilton visited last
week with Nir. and Mrs. Joe
Courtney and family.
Mrs. E. Ribar of Florida has,
been • visitingwith her brother,
Frank Sullivan, _.. r •
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moran and
family were in London on
Saturday to visit with ,Mrs.
Frank Moran who underwent
surgery in hospital there last
week. Frank Moran who had
been staying in. 'London,
returned home to o Lucknow with
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Courtney
and family were at the London
Western ,Fadi ,•,on, -:.,,Saturday and
'also visited Mrs. Courtney's
Aunt, Mrs. Frank -Moran min
hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs.' Con Hogan
spent the weekend in London.
Faye Hogan who ha§ been
employed ' for the' summer
months in London returned
home with them for a• weeks
holiday before returning to
University next week.
On Sunday Mrs, Carl
Riegling, Barbara and Max, Mrs.
Frank Riegling Mr, and Mrs.
Tom Hogan, Zena Garniss of
Lucknow, Mrs. 'Ted Redmond
and, Ambrose of' St, Augustine
were in Chatham where the
ladies attended a relative shower
in honor of Barbara, bride-to-be.
It is very rare" for a car hood
to fly up when in motion, but it
can happen and can -be a
Pg
anic-makin situation. The
Ontario Safety League poipts
out that with some cars when
the hood is up there is enough
gap under the hinge for you to
glimpse P
1 se the road ahead, and
retain directional c,ont, of while',
braking. Before , starting your
next trip, lift up the hood and.
check your visibility from the
driving seat. You Are ,,better
mea#4 ,naip i;u.. ;:nope r : th
o.
Mr' and Mrs. Aubrey Higgins
have beenvisiting for several
days with Mr. and Mars: Murray
Oke in Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kidd of
Georgetown, and Mr. and 'Mrs.
Robt, 'Gaunt of Chatham spent
the ' weekend with Mrs, John
Ryan.
Mr..and Mrs, Ennis Comfort
of St. Catharines-, also • Mr. ,and
Mrs. Bill Blake and Becky ..of
*Galt visited this weekend with
Mrs. Cecil. Blake, Barbara, and
Harold.
• Mrs. Fred Young and John
were in London on Saturday for
.„an interview, at the - Herzing
Institute where 'John plans . to
attend classes beginning in
October. They also visited Mr.
and Mrs. Harold McIlwain,
London.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Irvine Eedy and
Martha, also Eric Wiggins visited
- on S.unday_'with. Mr. and Mrs:
Bob Ott and Matthew in'
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Aldham,
John, Greg and Larissa of
Stoney Point were at. the home
of Mrs, Mary Bere this weekend.
Dungannon Fall Fair is
Thursday, September 30. That is
also the 1st day of the London
Area Women's Institute two-day
Convention- to be held this year
in Clinton, so the regular
meeting of Dungapnon W.I. is to
be Tuesday, Sept. 28 at the
home of Mrs. John Ryan. There
is -another busy•week!
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bodger
of Calgary visited during this
week with Mrs'. Cecils Blake, and
also in Wingh•am. with Mr: and
Mrs'. Dick Kilpatrick. Both
families exchanged get together
dinners.
i Mr. and Mrs..•Jack Phillips had
their.baby, Andrew John,
baptied in the> Anglican Church
Sunday, Sept, 12th y witch Iev.
R.J.F. Odendahl officiating at
the service. Waltef Mole of
London isodfather.
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Walter Mole and his friend, a
student at Fanshaw and recently
froth West Indies, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Mole.
.. Shac'kleton .of
Beigrave spent the weekend with
aindrM'r`s. Thos, Webster, Mr,
and' Mrs. Walter Scott visited
.- also on Sunday evening, and the
latter's mother, Mrs. Shackleton
returned home with them,
, Miss Beatrice McClenaghan
left on Tuesday to return to
Winnipeg to' the University of
Manitoba for her, fourth year of
• studies there.
John Million of •Stra for
and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Congram of Kitchener visited o
" Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. -Lorne Ivers. '
• Mrs. Mary .Rivett of Goderich
called„ on . several frihnds along
the line• on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dawson
and .Jacqueline; also Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Durnin spent a
recent weekendwith relatives°in
Leamington.
John Stanbury and ken
McNee each had injuries last
week ,which kept them from
work for several days.
-- An..c�rver-ssry services in
Dungannon United Church are
to be Sunday, Sept, 19 at 11
a,m. and 7:30 p.m. with Rev.
Geo. 'Watt' of Oakville as guest
minister, Fellowship and lunch
hour will follow •the morning•^ -•
service. At the• evening service
there will° be guests in the choir
for extra music, .
On Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Anderson
entertained the Caesar and
A-nderson relatives at their home
to honour their daughter,
Patricia, who graduated from
Loindon's Victoria Hospital,
September 8, •
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Pte. Jijn Hoy was on furlough
forthree weeks from base at•
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he left for Halifax where he will
be on the S.S. Saugenay.
Recently Mr. ,and Mrs.
Clarence Hoy, Pte. Jing ;Hoy; Mr.
and Mrs. Don Bowden and
Randy visited with Cpl. and Mrs.
C.J. Hoy, Ronnie and Gary of
Bagotvijle, Que.
Mr, and Mrs. George Frtiztey
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and Mrs, Eltorl.Draper,
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