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HU ONVIEW AUXILIARY ASKS AID
FROM CHURCHES IN SEAFORTH
The Huron County Ladies'
Auxiliary to Huronview met for
their regular meeting in the
craft room of the Home Mon-
day afternoon, Oct. 15.
Mrs. Harvey Johnston told of
the pleasure the residents had
derived on a lovely Sunday af-
ternoon recently, when the Exe-
ter Men's Club organized a cav-
aleade of 18 ears and took as
many as were able to go for
a drive and enjoy the beautiful
autumn scenery. The kindness
of the Men's Club was greatly
appreciated.
Plans were made at the aux-
iliary meeting for the annual
Christmas Fair, sponsored by
the auxiliary, which will be held
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MAIN ST. - SEAFORTH
Phone 334 — Rea. 540
at Huronview, Tuesday after-
noon, December 4.
As there are 183 residents at
Huronview, an invitation is be-
ing extended to each of the
churches in Seaforth to contri-
bute suitable gifts, which the
residents have the pleasure of
purchasing, with play money,
provided by the Canadian Le-
gion.
Each member of the auxiliary
is asked to bring two dozen
cookies to the fair, preferably
homemade. A coat rack was or-
dered, to be made by the Hur-
onview carpenter, for use in
the eraft room.
Mrs. Eva Townsend gave a
report of the provincial con-
vention for "Homes For the
Aged," held recently at Sinlcoe,
to which she had been a dele-
gate. Mrs. Townsend picked up
many worthwhile suggestions
from other auxiliaries. One
was to try to arrange a drive
for the residents at Christmas
time, that they may enjoy the
Christmas lights and decora-
tions, and to always remember:
Huronview is not an institution,
it is a Home.
Mrs. Lloyd Pipe and Mrs. Ed-
win Wood, of Londesboro, dem-
onstrated smocked fancy aprons,
suitable for bazaars or gifts.
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ublfr� Contirwctl�n
School Holds Field Do
On Wednesday, Oct. 3, the
pupils of Dublin Continuation
School had their annual field
day. The students from Mount
Carmel High School and St. Pat-
rick's Separate School came as
guests for the afternoon. Their
teachers, Mother Raphael, Moth-
er Mary Charles and Mrs. F.
Kelly attended also. The events
were supervised by Mother St.
Peter, Mother St. Felix and
Mother Celeste. Unfortunately,
rain prevented the pupils from
finishing the events until Fri-
day, Oct. 13.
The following are the results:
Senior Girls' Events
Standing broad jump, Pauline
Stapleton 6' 10", Yvonne Duch-
arme 6' 8", Joyce Ryan 61 6".;
100 -yard dash, Pauline Staplton,
Mary Lou Coyne, Anne Melady;
tape jumping, Paulin Stapleton,
Anne Melady, Irene Shea; relay,
Irene Shea Helen Bruxer, Rosa-
lie Ducharme, Yvonne Duch-
arme, Anne Melady, Martha!
Schoonderwoerd, Mary L o u
Coyne, Rosemary Murray; Mary
Ellen Doyle, Pauline Stapleton,
Joyce Ryan, Eileen Maloney;
softball speed pass, Mary Lou
Coyne, Helen Bruxer, Rosemary
Murray; running broad jump,
Pauline Stapleton 13', Anne Mel-
ady 12' 10", Martha Schoondere-
woerd 12' 4"; walking rade,
Pauline Stapleton, Anne Mel-
ady; Mary Lou Coyne.
Intermediate Girls' Events
Standing broad jump, Patsy
DUBLIN
Miss Elizabeth Webber, Lon-
don, with ,Miss Mary O'Connell.
Mrs. Joe Dill, Karen and Billy
in Dundas. with Mr. and Mrs.
John Frost.
Mrs. Catherine Ryan, Strat-
ford, with Mrs. M. Schulman
and Pat and Joe Maloney.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney
in Lindsay with Mr: and Mrs.
Steve Maloney.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jordan have
returned home from Edmonton,
Alberta.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. McGrath, of
London, with Louis McGrath
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dantzer
and Victor, Windsor, with Mr.
and Mrs.. John Nagle.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McGil-
verrey, London, with Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Costello.
Mrs. Ed. Stapleton and Neil,
Montreal, with Mrs. Beulah Mc-
Govern.
Mr. and Mrs. William Staple-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Fergus
Stapleton and family attended
the graduation exercises at St.
Jerome's High School, Kitchen-
er. Robert Stapleton was one
of the graduates.
Mr. James Eckert and son, of
Rochester, New York, with Mr.
and Mrs. George Coville.
A pot -lick supper was -bele
in the parish hall Friday eve-
ning, sponsored by the Catholic
Women's League, with a re-
presentative attendance. Pro-
gressive euchre . was played
afterwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jordan
have returned from Edmonton,
where they attended the funeral
of Lyall Jordan in that city.
Now
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And there are Gracia
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•I'boltei find c'olltatiiCril.
Melady and Rosalie Ducharme,
tied, with 7' 3", Josephine Van
Bakel 6,' 6", Mary Margaret
Flanagan 6' 5"; 100 -yard dash,
Patsy Melady, Loretta Murray,
Rosalie Duchaime; tape jump-
ing, Rosalie Ducharme, Joseph-
ine' Van Bakel, tied with Patsy
Melady, Pat- McLaughlin; relay,
Maureen Looby, Loretta Mur-
ray, Betty Shea, Dorothy Vog-
els, Mary Margaret Flanagan,
Josephine Van Bakel, Patsy
Coyne, Karen Russell; Pat Mc-
Laughlin, Elaine Murray, Ther-
esa Cronin, Agnes Ryan; sobt-
ball speed pass, Rosalie Duch-
arme, Josephine Van Bakel 58,
Eileen Maloney, Loretta Mur-
ray, tied with Betty Shea and
Patsy Mcleday, 57; Patricia Ben-
ninger, Mary Margaret Flana-
gan, 47; basket ball throw, sen-
ior and intermediate', Mary Lou
Coyne, Helen Bruxer, Rosemary
Murray, Betty Shea, Loretta
Murray; running broad jump,
Patsy Melady 12' 11", Rosalie
Ducharme 12' 7", Pat McLaugh-
lin and Loretta Murray, tied,
11' 2"; walking race, Rosalie
Ducharme, Patsy Melady, Lor-
etta Murray.
Junior Girls' Events
Standing broad jump, Elaine
Murray 6' 2", Maureen Looby
5' 10", Patsy Soyne 5' 9"; 100 -
yard dash, Elaine Murray, Patsy
Coyne, Karen Russell; tape
jumping, Elaine Murray, Doro-
thy Vogels; Maureen Looby,
Karen Russell; softball speed
pass, Elaine Murray, Patsy
Coyne 50, Maureen Looby, Dor-
othy Vogels 49, Theresa Cronin,
Karen Russell 38; basketball
throw, Patsy Coyne; running
broad jump, Karen Russell 12'
10", Dorothy Cogels 11', Maur-
een Looby, tied with Elaine
Murray, 9' 8"; walkin race, Kar-
en Russell, Patsy Coyne, Doro-
thy Vogels. -
Senior Boys' Events
100 -yard dash, Don Coyne,
Jack Doyle, Bill Murray; 200 -
yard dash, • Don Coyne, Jack
Doyle, Bill Misrray; standing
broad jump, -Don Coyne, Tony
Viser, Jerry Cronin; running
broad jump, Don Coyne, Tony
Viser, Bill Murray; hop, skip
and jump, Don Coyne, Tony Vis-
er, Bill Murray; high jump, Don
Coyne, Jerry Cronin, Tony Vis-
er; shuttle relay, Michael Rus-
sell, Jerry Cronin, Gordon But-
ters, John Cronin; Don Coyne,
Don Krauskopf, Jack Flanagan,
Paul Horan; pole vault, Mich-
ael Russell, Jerry Cronin, Tony
Viser.
Junior Boys' Events
00 -yard dash, Michael Rus-
sell, on Krauskopf, Gerald Ry-
an; 200 -yard dash, Michael Rus-
sell, Gerry Ryan, Don Kraus-
kopf; standing broad jump,
Michael Russell, Gerald Ryan,,
Don Krauskopf; running broad
jump, Michael Russell, Gerald
Ryan, John Cronin; hop, skip
and jump, Michael Russell, Jer-
ry Ryan, J. D. McRae; high
jump, Michael Russell, Gerald
Ryan, Don Krauskopf) ,baseball
relay, Michael Russell, Gerry
Cronin, Gordon Butters, John
Cronin, Don Coyne, Don Kraus-
kopf, Jack Flanagan, Paul Hor-
an.
Award Winners
Patsy Melady, from Grade X,
won the girls' championship
cup with -35 points; and Mich-
ael Russell, from Grade XI, won
the boys'"championship cup with
45 points.
Questions of the week: Mary
Ellen: Is Pete's flame still burn-
ing? Betty Anne and Donny:
Why were you so long coming
into the dance hall?
WINTHROP
The CGIT of Cavan Church,
Winthrop, will be collecting for
UNICEF on, Monday, October
29, at 7 p.m.
WALTON
The 8th and 16 Unit met at
the home of Mrs. Harold Bolger
on Wednesday evening„ Oct. 17.
Mrs. A. Turnbull read the scrip-
ture, John 20:11-18. Mrs. Rae
Houston gave the topic, "Life
of Mary Magdalene."
Minutes were read and the
roll call answered by 17 ladies.
Plans were made for a bazaar
for the November meeting, and
each member to bring a guest.
Rev. J. Ure Stewart and Mrs.
Stewart are to show pictures
of their stay at the Indian Re-
serve at Southampton. Lunch
committee will be Mrs. Martin,
Mrs. Don Fraser, - Mrs: Hollin-
ger and the hostess.
TRAY FOR TELEVISION FOOTBALL PARTY
It's easy on the ,hostess and a favorite with guests .
an assortment of crackers and cheese., with fihe fall fruit.
Fine Canadian cheddar will never go amiss on a cheese tray.
To accompany it, the Consumer Section, Canada Department
of Agriculture, suggests some Canadian -made varieties of
foreign origin . . . a slice of Swiss (Emmentaler), with
round "eyes";a wedge of Oka, Trappist or St. Paulin; blue -
veined cheese hiding behind the round waxed Gouda; pie -
shaped Camembert with the ,familiar slices of nippy cheddar.
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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PREM 12 -oz. Tin 390
Monarch Pouch
CAKE MIXES
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MARGARINE 2 1-I'. Pkgs.
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Cello Tube 190
SNOW APPLES - 3 tbs. 190
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HURON POPULATIO 1NCK Ab
TOTAL FOR 1962 IS 48,891
The 1962 population of Huron
County is 209 more than it was
in 1961, according to the figures
of County Assessor Alex Alex-
ander. The 1962 figure is 48,-
891 in contrast to the 1961 figure
of 48,682.
This increase stands in com-
parison to an increase of 673
in 1961 over the 1960 popula-
tion. Thus, over a two-year per-
iod, the population of Huron
has,,increased bx 882 people.
IncePase Shown
The figures show that the
population has increased in the
following 'municipalities over
the 1961 figures: Townships of
Ashfield, Goderich, Hay, Mc-
Killop, Tuckersmith, Turnberry,
East and West Wawanosh.
Increases also in the follow-
ing towns and villages—Clin-
ton, Exeter, Wingham, Brussels
and Hensall. Morris Township
remained exactly the same. De-
creases were noted in the fol-
lowing townships in 1962 from
that in 1961: Colborne, Grey,
Howick, Hullett, Stanley, Ste-
phen and Usborne. In Sea -
forth, Blyth and Zurich, the
population in 1962 are also
down to those in 1961.
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! The Huron Atlas of 1871 -'.-
exactly 91 years ago—gave the
total population of Huron as
66,165. This means that the en-
tire population of Huron Coun-
ty is today 17,274 less than it
was 91 years ago.
Back in 1871, Colborne Town-
ship had a population of 2,429;
Goden eh Township had 3,615;
West Wawanosh had 2,748. To-
day, the populations of these
townships a r e considerably
smaller.
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