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AUBURN
AUlaURN, Aug. 1. -Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Oldrieve, Janet
and George, of Toronto, spent
the holiday with ate lady's moa
ther, ,Mrs„, Cherie§ Asquith.
Mrs. Marguerite •Chopin and
her friend, Miss Edna -MacLeod,
of Regina, visited in Atwood
on yVednesday.
Church 'services will be held
in St. Mark's Anglican Church
at 8 p.m. during the. month cd
August.
Gliests at the Wagner home
on the Base Line over the Week
end were Miss Lauaa• Wagner,
Reg.N., Syracuse, MY.; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Youngblut; Mrayairl
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Youngblht and Mrs. f(ose Her
man, all of Woodstock.
Miss Kathleen Andrews has
secured ar position on the staff
of Clinton Public Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William Seer,
Gail and Faye are holidaying
this week in .Northern Ontario
Miss,Heatheraalills, of Kirk
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ton, visited last week with her
friend, Jayne Arthur,
Mr. and Mrs. RaTiah Hoover,
who have been visiting the
latter's sister, Mrs. Wilbert
Johnston, and her brother.
Harry Watson, left on, Friday
morning of last week for their
home at Lacombe, Alberta.
Mrs. Margaret Clark, visited
last week with Mrs. Charles
Nivins. •
Mr. and. Mrs: Willitun \Vie
mann, of Seaforth, spent the
.holiday week' -end with their
daughters, Mrs c Karl Tiechert,
Mr. Tiechert Mid family and
Peter Hellinga Mr; HO
,
Tinge and Hank.
Mr. Wayne Dayman, of Jor-
dan Station, is assisting with
the harvest at the farm of Mr.
and 1VIrs. Sid McClinchey.
Visitors last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Davies were .Mrs.
Frank Boyes, London; Mts. Fred
Boyes, Parkhill; and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth •Morick and .fam-
ily, Of London. . •
. Mrs, Mafy Crawford, of Van-
conver; ts vis* Mg her 'brother,
Mr. Andrewjirkconncll, Mrs.
Kirkconnell nd Diane -
Private Edward Deer, who
has been statio,nenn the Mari-
time, is on leave and is visit-
ing, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Deer and family.
•Mrs. Louis Blake and daugh-
ters, Faye and 'Maryanne, •of
Brussels,' visited over the week-
end with her Parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnela and
Diane.
Mias Laura Wagner, of Syra-
cuse, New York, is visiting rela-
tives in • this community this
week.
Mrs. Rimmer Bakker returned
home last week after spending
several weeks near Kingston.
•Masfer Wayne Scott recently
visited with his cousins, Mrs.
William Bowra, Mr. Bowra, Deb:,
hie ,end Britt, of Stratford.
Mr. Percy Youngblua and Mr.
and Mrs: Russel King visited in
Hanillton. over the week -end
vital Mr. and Mrs: Carl, :Young-
blut and family. Mr. Young-
,..blut is very ill in a Hamilton
hospital.
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Miss Jannett Dobie is visiting
this week in Winghena with her
cousin, Miss Connie Foxton.
Mrs. Jennie Dodds visited last
week in (Aderleb with her son,
Mr. Harry Dodds, and Mrs.
Dodds.
Mr., Dan McLean, of Kincar-
dine, is visang this week with
his nephew, Mr. Kenneth'Scola,
Mrs. Scott and family.
Mrs. Hornerajloge; of Saska-
toon, visited last week with her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Straughan.
,Mr. John Houston and Miss
Mary LaHoustorr left last Tues -
.day for a month's visit in Scot -
and andth EthOpe.- -
Miss Margaret R. Jackson end
Mr. and Mrs; 'James afickson
attended the Laidlaw reunion
held recently at Whitechurch.
Miss Elspeth Davidson, a
tawnier missionary to British
aluiaria, will be the guest speak..
er .itt the Knox Preabyterian
W.M.S. meeting held this Thurs-
day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ,John Houston with
Miss Frances Houston as
hostess,
Mrs. Amos Andrew and Miss
Ethel Washington, of Goderich,
visited on Friday evening with
Mrs. Charles Straughan and
Mrs. Homer .Hoge.
Misses June, Marie and Laura
Youngblut, of Ingersoll, are
visiting this week with their
cousins, Misses Barbara, Margo
aret -and Mary Sanderson.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Israel, Deb-
bie and David, of Kitchener,
visited last Saturday. with the
lady's uncle, Mr. Andrew Kirk
coribell, Mrs. Kirkconnell and
Diane. Miss Linda Israel re-
turned home with her parents
after a week's visit at the Kirk-
connell home. •
• Mr. and Mrs. John ,Bakelbar,
of Guelph, are visiting the form
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Bakelaar on the Base Line.
.. Mr. Thomas,Anderson return-
ed last week -end .to Virento
after visiting for a .weel§a with
his brother, Mr. OliVer Ander,
son, .Mrs: Anderson and Nancy. -
Mr. and Mrs., George Pilgrim',
of Cannington, Visited recently
With the father's' nephew, Mr.
Ted East; Mrs. -Test, Brenda
'and Karen; and also their son
John who has been assisting
on the farm for the summer
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Madam
and family, of, Fergus, „_visited
friends- in the village last Sat-
urday. •
.Mr. and Mts. Robert J. Phil,
lips visited last week with Rev.
and Mrs. William Mains at
:Granton. From -there they
journeY•ed t� London where they
visited Mr. Harry Armstrong in
Victoria Hospital and Mr. Lea
_Buchanan arid Mr. George Mc
Nall in Westminster Hospital.
Recent guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Maitland Allen and Mr.
Harvey larCaee, were Mr. and
Mrs. Bert agaskell, Strassburg,
Saskatchewan; Mrs. Arthur
Maskell, Benmiller, 'and Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Coates, of Flint,
Miehigan• .
Rev. and Mrs,' John Aguliae,
of New York City, visited
friends in the village and dis-
trict last . week whale:on their
wedding trip. They left the
'village to go to California.
- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rath -
well returned_ to the'. home of
the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs: Gordon R. Taylor, after a
holiday spent in the Maritime
Provinces. Master Michael and
Maas Janice Rathwell had re-
mained with their grandparents
here. -
Mr. Charles Snelling, BI'llee-
fi614, her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Kovac, of Port Colborne, and
Mrs. Jack Snelling and her
daughter; Miss Thelma Snelling.
of Port Colborne, visited last
-weekwithththbrotlTer;MT
Andtelk.Kitkeonnell, Mrs. Kirk-
connell and Diene.
, Teenville Hop 1
Teenville held another record
hop last Friday evening in the
Auburn Community Hall with
a fair attendance. The disc
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jockeys were Bill Straughp
and Edgar Leatheriand. Pop
-and potato, chips were sold by
Rose lylarie Haggif.t. Carole
Brown and Barbara MacKay.
The chaperones were Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd liumphreys and Mr.
and Mrs. Wes., Bradnock. An -
SLIG}IT INJURIES ,WHEN
CAR OVERSHOOtS TURN
Cuts and bruilses were suf-
fered by the driver end his pas-
senger when a cax overshot the
turn on Highway 21, at the
junction ,of Bayfield road and
other dance will be held in Britannia road, at 12.35 a.m.
August. Sunday. . The ant, driven by
Reunion At Mrs. Sam Daer's
The home of Mrs. Sam Daer
was the scene of a happy 're-
union last Sunday when mem
hers of her family and other
relatives were 'present. The!,
were her sister; Mrs. B. Pen;
nach, Mr. Pennach, and their
two grandchildren, Cheryl Mon
tague and Norman Lang, De-
tr-oit; Mr and Mrs. , _Henry.'
Youngblut and their two grand-
children, Carol and Gary Young-
blut„ Kitchener; Mrand lalra,
Ralph Jackson, Sharon' and
Murray,. Mitchell; Mrs. Louis
Blake and daughters, Faye and
Maryanne, Brussels; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Kirkconnell, Don-
ald and Ronald, 0.oderic.11; Mr.
and Mrs. •Peter Campbell,.'Ron-
aid, Wayne and Marilyn, Wing -
ham; Mrs. Mary Crawford, Van-
couver; Mr. and Mrs. John Deer,
Robert Daer, Mr. anti Mrs. Bert
Deer and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman 1V.IcClinchey and Cathy,
and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk-
cOnnell and Diane, all of Au-
burn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Craig Ho!,d
Picnic
:Mr. and Mr. William J. Craig
entertained memhers of their
family, with more than 65 pre-
sent, to a pienie 'slipper in the
Auburn Community Memorial
Hell. Along with the members
of the Craig family_ were Mr.
and Mrs, Maitland Allen, Mr.
Harvey McGee, Mr. and Mrs.
William E. Coates, Detroit,
Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs. B.
Bradley, Toronto. Following the
supper hour a short program
was held with numbers on the
bagpipes being played by Rob-
ert Wilkin: He also accompan-
ied his sisters, Patsy and Mary,
who danced several Scottish
numbers. Duets were :sung by
Terry Worsell and 'Craig Brad-
ley and by Jeff Craig and Caaig.
Bradley, accompanied by Mrs.
Harry Worsell. A trio nurnber
was sungi by :Lyrraine - Chem-
neY, Dopglas Chfriney arid_ El-
don -Chamney, accompanied by
their mother, Mts. Gordon
Chamney. Robert Wilkin then
played boogie-woogie on .the
piano and a number of the
children enjoyed the Twist.
Th,ose present were: Mr. and
Mrs.,Stanley'Strasser and dau-
ghters, Barbara and Beverley, of
Sault Ste. Marie; Mr. and Mrs.
Bart Bradley and family, Tor-
onto; Mr. • and Mrs. Gus Chis-
holm, Godericha Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Chamney and family,
Goderich; Mr. end Mrs. George
Wilkin and family, Auburn; Mr.1 ily, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gregory,
and Mrs. Robert J. Craig, Caro- Lynda .and Joan, of RCAF Sta-
lyn, Vera. and Jeff, Ildertora tion, Falconbridge, near Sud -
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Craig bury; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wat-
son, Bill and Janie, 'of Oakville;
Mr. and MrsaWilliam Huff, Wat-
son and Stephen, of, Windsor;
also Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rodges
and lamily, of Dungannon .ane
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Chisholm
and family,. of Lucknow. •
Gurney McNeil, 28, of 'Thew -
son, Manitoba, was damaged to
the, extent of $200 when it
crashed -into a fence at the
site. he, passenger, 'Donald
Porter, 24, Erieau, Ontario, and
the- driver Were treated at the
hospital and subsequentlyre-
leased, McNeil' has been ch-arg-
ed with careless driving .and
will appear in magistrate's court
Thursday:
OBITUARY
DAVID M.' AITKEN-
David M. Aitken, a native of
Goderich who has been living
in 'California for many years,
passed away suddeniy of a heart
attack on Saturday, August 4.
The funeral took place in Los
Angeles on August 7.
He was in ;ars 72nd year. Mr.
Bruce Walkeral Mrs. Wilfred
Spivey; married men's race -
Wilfred Spivey, Bruce Walker;
ladies' kick -the -slipper -Shirley
Machan, Barbara Fielder; men's
kick -the -slipper -Bob Meehan,
Carmen Fielder; guessing jelly
beans in jar -Clifford Shultz.
Youngest boy present w a s
Gregory Shultz; youngest girl,
Beverley, Walker; oldest grand-
mother, Mrs. Emmerson Dennis,
youngest grandmother, Mrs.
Charles Meehan; oldest grand
father, Leslie Shultz; youngest
grandfather', Charlie Machan.
Coming the farthest distance to
the reunion was Elmer .Shultz.
Two ball games were played
with Bob Machan's - team and
John Fielder's team being the
winners. Relatiyes were pre-
sent ham Port Stanley, Blyth,
Dungannon, Londesboro, Point
Edward, St. Catharines, Tillson-
*burg, Port Albert, Cowanstown,
-Goderich and Auburn. The re',
union will be held- the same' , .
Aitken was well known in
Goderich as he was a frequent
summer visitor here.
Ile is survived by a son and
daughter in Lbs Angeles, and 'a
brother, J. L. Aitken, Goderich,
INJURED IN SKIDDING
CAR .NEAR HOLMESVILLE
A single car,accident occarred
Monday afternoon when ad
automobile, piloted by Lillian
Ruth Skinner, 46, Crediton,
skidded in gravel on County
Road 31, nor,th of Hoimesville,
and crashed into a pole. Minor
mita and bruises w,ye sufferea
by the driver and he/ passenger,
Mrs., Alfred Smith, Crediton,
both of whom were treated at
Clinton 'hospital -prig iater-r
leased.
The car Was towed to Clinton
where damages were estimated
at $15(a. Cepstable Ross Bali.
of the Goderich 0.P.P., investi-
gated .the accident.
PORT ALBERT
Airs, I:Grigg and •Bessie
Cornigh are holidaying this
week in northern parts 0 On-
tario.
Sympathy is extended to the
'relatives of the late Jack Tigert,
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Stew-
.
PORT ALBERT, Aug. 7. -
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowden,
Larry and Randy and Mrs. Jane
Martin arid Jimmy spent a few
days last week at North Bay
and other points in Northern
Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Bowden
and boys returned home Sunday
to London, having been holi-
daying at Mrs. Martin's home.
Vieitors over the week -end
with' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hoy were Mr. and Mrs. 'Oldham"
Knight, Bonnie and Ricky, and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tesehke,
Valerie, Gerald, Mary and Glen.
Valerie and Gerald are staying
for holidays. Mr. and Mrs.
Knight are on a trip through
Northern Ontario this week.
Visitors over the week -end
with Mrs: D. Martin were Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Grigg and Bessie
Cornish; of London; Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Gilder& and two
grandchildren, Bernice and
Dean White, and Mr. Coe, of
Detroit. ,
' Mrs. D. Martin, Anna Mae and
place next year , on the first
Sunday in August. The presi-
dent for next year's reunion is
Wilfred Spivey with the secre-
tary -treasurer being Mrs, Wil-
fred Spivey.
Watson Reunion
The Watson reunion was held
-at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry 'Watson, Colborne Town-
ship, on Sunday, July 29th. The
family were all present with,the
exception of Dr. and Mrs. Ross
McNeil and -family, of London.
Those attending ' from a 'dist-
ance included Mr.• and Mrs.
Ralph Hoover, Lacombe, Al-
berta; their daughter and fam
and son,s, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Worsell and Terry,, Gode-
'rich; Mr. Allari Craig':' Wing-
bam; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Chamney and family, R.R.
Auburn; My. and Mrs. Ted
R.R. 3, Auburn; *Mrs. Gordon
Chamney, Larry, Paul, Lorraine,
Douglas and Eldon; Mrs. Robert
Chamney; Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Craig, Goderich, and Mr. and
Mrs. K. McVittie, Myth.
• Shultz Reunion ,
- 'The -annual Shultz reunio\i
washeldlast Sunday with over
60 present at the farm liOnie
Of Mr. and -Mrs. Reg. Shultz, of
,East Wawanosh Towaship.
Races and contests were enjoy-
ed during the afternoon .with
the following' prize winners:
Preschool -Alvin Shultz, Deb-
bie Spivey; girls, 6 -10 -Brenda
Shultz, Joyce Leatherland; boys,
6-10 - Paul Laidlaw, Garry
Fielder; girls, 10-14 Ronnie
Shultaaaboys, 1041 DonaW
Machan, 'Carmen Fielder; .young
ladies' race - Mary Meehan,
Shirley Mecham paling men -
Donald 'Shultz, Bob ,Machan;
• married women's race Mrs.
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