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ODBRICII SIGNAL. TAR
CONTRACT DIVISION
LONDON
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NEWS OF AUBURN
IVIDILHIN, Aug. '19.�--� . and
Mas. Wesley Bradnock are on a
bias trip to 13ritish Columbia.
Among the visitors are: Mt. and
Mrs. Oscar ,%ycic, of Kittyllenea',
With Mri nd MZ. Harry Beadle;
Mr .and rs. Wm. Straughan, with
friends at Thaunesville; Mr. and
Mrs. Roy rAIWONV, of Mitchell, with
Mr: and Mrs. T. S. Johnston.
Albert Campbell is holidaying at
Algonquin Park and Ottawa.
Where Were You?
Fire praetice for the volun-
teer fire brigade was called
on Thursday evening by the
chief, Alvin Plunzett, and only
four persons answered the call.
ft is hoed that in the future
more will take an interest .in
this very necessary practice
for our village fire protection.
Garry Byrd, of the Bank of Com-
merce staff spent the week -end at
his home in Chatham.
The Auburn saw mill is now
closed. Some of the employees are
away on vacation, while others are
helping the farmers with thresh-
ing. Two loads of lumber were
loaded and shipped this week.
Misses Margaret Haines, Barbara
MacKay, .nd Carol Brown are at-
tending the Presbyterian Camp
near Kintail.
Mr. and Mrs. James Raithby
visited in London with their fam-
ily.
Pte. Allen Craig, who has just
returned from New Brunswick, is
visiting with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Craig.
Mr. Lid Mrs. Ralph Fortune, . Mr.
and Mrs. A. Billing are visiting
with friends at Tillson'burg.
Misses Fern and Erma Syming-
ton, of Toronto, called on Mr. and
Mrs. T. S. Johnston and Mr. end
Mrs. E. Phillips on Saturday'.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnston, of
Goderich, visited With Mr. and Mrs.
T. S. Johnston. Friends here were
sorry to-- hear that Ben --had - a
'broken foot and has had to go- c-el–
crutches.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Finnigan,
Mrs. Olive Culbert, and Miss Pearl
Finnigan, of Goderich, were recent
visitors with IVJr. and Mrs. Roy
Finnigan.
Mr. a♦id Mrs. David Wallace, of
Mossley, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Doerr,
of , treetsville, Mrs. Ben Kglowles, two former Auburn girls, Mrs.
Stanley Strausser, of Sault Ste.
Marie (formerly Dorothy Craig)
and with Mrs. Bev. French, (form-
erly Ann -Beadle).
Mrs. Fall's Hunter, of Glen Rock,
New Jersey, is guest with Mr. and
Mrs. Sydney Lansing.
The librarian requests that all
library books be turned in by
Saturday, August 24.
after spending the past three Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig
months in Goderieh hospital'. Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Craig
John Payne is nursing Mrs. Clark
at the home of Hiram Lindsay.
Friends will be pleased to hear
that David W. Hamilton, who suf-
fered a broken leg three weeks
ago, has made rapid recovery and
is expected home from Clinton
"buspitai tddS Welk,
work g alig is at the CPR std,
bean; nt oousists of 10 men. A
boarding earis at the station and
the men are painting and repairing
the railway bridge between Auburn
and Carlow.
Ilaamers in this district are busy
threshag, and all report the grain
is excellent. The fields of cora
are a beautiful sight.
Mr. and„ Mrs. James Rembly
were recent guests at the Brown's
cottage at Bort Elgin.
Mrs. Staples and family, from
Benmiller, have rented the Moss
house and will take posseMon
early next month.
Mrs. Edgling, of Sarnia, visited
with Mrs. David W. i amiltcnn'%'
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burlage, of
Detroit, were recent guestswith
Mr'. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Carl Govier and Mrs. Lewis Ruddy,
whose father; Mr. Loftus Welsh,
Goderich, passed away in a
London hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Duman McIntyre,
of Detroit, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. George Beadle. They were
accompanied back to Detroit by
Mrs. Cliff Brov►n, who will spend
a week visiting her sisters in that
city.
Stewart King has returned to
Toronto after visiting with Mr.
and •Mrs. Russell King, and with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald King, of
Strathroy.
Colin Young, of Toronto, spent
his vacation. at his cottage at Sun-
set Beach. His twin brother, Keith,
who is serving overseas with the
RCAF, is now stationed in France.
A baby ,girl has arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Gross. A sister for Paul Gross.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Patterson,
of Goderich, formerly of Auburn,
are vacationing with Mr. and Mrs.
William Rigdell at La Riviere Man-
itoba.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Wagner and
f-amily, from USA, visited with th
Wagner family on the -Base Line.
Friends here were sorry to learn
that Mrs. Rose Bradnock is a pat-
ient in a London hospital. Her
friends wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Keith Arthur,
John, Ron 'and Wayne Arthur, are
holidaying in Northern Ontario.
While away, they will visit with
ASHFiL,
ASI1F1 , Aug. it. Mt'. and
Ate.
lihitart Verdi
ver., who !lave leen visiting friends
here the Bast =n'th, returned to
their home today.
3Ir. and Mrs. Wi :nur Taylor :of
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., are visiting
with relative. here. °
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay,
and Jolua, of Aubaurn, spent Sunday
with friends in A hfeld while
Barbara was attending; the Kintail
Camp
Miss Mary Fisher, of IC' gham,
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dun-
can Simpsusn.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cameron and
children, of Buffalo, are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson.
The many friends of Jim Sinnott
regret his passing. He had spent
a considerable amowut of his life
in Ashfield where he was a friend
of all. Sympathy of these, friends
is extended to his widow and
sisters.
The death occurred recently of
two former residents of Ash,field.
Mrs. Gordon Fenity, of Toronto,
died in hospital after a lengthy
period of illness. She was the
former Jessie MacRae, daughter of
Mr. John MadRae rand the late
Jessie MacKenzie. She is survived
by her husband and two daughters,
Judy and Shirley, and three bro-
thers, Judge Ian MacRae, of Lon-
don, Duncan MacRae, of Colling-
wood, and James, of Toronto. The
funeral took place in Lucknow
from the MacKenzie funeral home
and was very largely attended by
a wide circle of old friends. Burial
took place in Lochalsh cemetery.
The death occurred of Mrs. Mary
Eva Harton, wife of E. Douglas
Harton', in Victoria Hospital, Lon -
of Windsor, Nova Scotia, an -d Reg.
Crudge, of Long Poirit, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies.
Friends here were sorry to hear
that Mrs. Elmer Robertson broke
her left wrist when she fell at her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Craig
and family are holidaying in USA.
Mrs. Clark returned to her home
41011, 011 Au*u. ala, *het' r1
of dye weeks xn hompitel,She the former ,Mary Eve . kerma•,
daughter of the late Mr. siert
Drennan and Annie M3rlver. She
:ls sur ived by ber husband, twe
sisters, Mrs. Colin MacGregor, Mrs.
Evans, and brothers, Gordon, 1.,
wood and Stanley. lIer funeral
was held at the Johnston funeral
home conducted.: by Dr. Alexander
Ninnnao. Interment took place in
Kine ill cemetery where irony re1a;
tives and friends act to ,mow their
sympathy for the bereaved.
Mr: and Mrs. Rotary MacKenzie,
Jaek MacLennan, Mr. ;:feel Mr -s. 3)..
A. Magee attended the marriage
oi< their nephew, Donald Mac.
Kenzie, in Oshawa on Saturday.
ST. HELENS
ST. HELENS, Aug. 19.—Jimmy
and Judy Watson, of -Exeter, are
holiday visitors with their cousin,
Terry Watssit.
Mr. Jim Reid, of Dungannon,
gave a thought-provoking address
on a missionary theme at the
service in- the United Church on
Sunday morning. Next Sunday,
Mr. Colin Fieigland, of Wingharn,
will be the guest speaker.
Miss W. D. Rutherford was a
visitor in Toronto for a few days
last week.
Mrs. James Ramage, of Asquith,
Sask., renewed old acquaintances
in the community.
Misses Lois and Ruth Webb and
Marvin McDonald are home after
completing Summer courses at
Hamilton, Londcn and Toronto
respectively.
Miss Anna Stuart, of Toronto, is.
spending a week's vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. George Stuart.
Special Services
visited recently with relatives at
Brownsville.
Of the six ..great Lakes, Lake
Huron has the largest area—+13,675
square miles ---on the Canadian side
of the international boundary.
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GUEST SPEAKE-R
Rev. Dr. William Fingland,
Niagara Falls.
GUEST SOLOISTS
Harvey McGee, North Bay,
Stanley Sidthorpe, Picton
ORGAN IST
Miss Margaret Jackson. ,
REV. M. R. HILTZ, Minister.
MR. CHAS. SCOTT, S.S. Supt.
CONCERT
MONDAY, AUGUST 26
Adults 35c, Children 20c
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