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BEATTIE ''FURNITURE Clint- n
Are Celebrating Their
10th ANNIVE SW SALE •
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ikuburn..And Westfield friends •
Honor Retired Teacher-farmer.
Mr. .and, Mrs.. Robert Craig,
C.,arqlyn, Vera and Jeff,
ton, visited ron Saturday with
his parents, Mr, and Mrs, WO,
Main d. Craig and Mr. Allan
Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. SOW -
lie, Oakville, spent the week-.
• AUBURN---Aubtirn Women's.
Institute met for their monthly
meeting in Auburn Community
Memorial Ball with president,
Mrs, Bert Craig in charge...
Mrs. Ed. Davies, past presid-
ent, Installed: the new officers
for the coming year, Mrs, Cr-
aig thanked the -members for
their co-operation during the
past year and asked for their
continued support: The minutes
were accepted as read by the
secretary, Mrs. Thomas Hag-
gitt.
It was announced that the
executive would .attend the Dis-
triot Executive meeting at God-
erich on April 30. Mrs. William
Jr. Craig prepared the resolution
re the, high price of, diabetic
food which was moved and pas-
sed and will be sent .on. to the
Sunshine Sister banquet on
May 5, announced that it would
be...held at the Colborne Town-
ship Hall.
Block Printing was the first
choice of the members for the
fall senior prdjeot with second
choice being window treatment,
and hooked rugs as third. •
A letter was read from Mait-
land Valley Conservation Auth,
ority in answer to a request
from the WI to in. mak-
ing the river flats near the
new bridge into a picnic area.
The secretary was instructed to
write to the village 'council in
regards'to this matter.
A letter was read from the
Tiger Dunlop Club inviting all
to attend the Hobby Show and
it was announced that the rum-
mage sale for the hall would
be held May 9. Mrs. A. Kirkcon-
nell reported for the card com-
mittee and also gave a reading.
end with his cousin, Mr. Dodd, Ws, Dodd. and Mrs.
Margaret Clark..
Mr. and Mrs, Bd. Davies vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs, James
Herably at Dublin last Satur-
day. Mrs, Harry Eve, Leaside, 'vls-
It was decided 'that an invitat,
ion would be extended to the
Clinton and Tiger Dunlop bran-
ches 40 attend the May meet,
ing Lunch was served by Mrs,
Andrew .Kirconnell and Mrs,
Worthy Young.
1.044 officers
-The following is the list of
new officers:
Honorary presidents, Mrs. H.
Moulage, Mrs. E. Lawson,
mrs, W. 13racinotic, Mrs. Geor-
ge Millian; Past president, Mrs.
Ed. Davies; president, Mrs.
Bert Craig; first-vice-president,
Mrs. Donald Haines; second
vice president, Mrs. Frank
Raithby; secretary - treasurer,
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt; assistant
secretary treasurer, Mr s .
.Thomas Lawler,
District director, Mrs, Ed,
Davies; pianists, Mrs. William
J. Craig, Mrs. George Million;
visiting committee, Mrs. An-
drew Kirkconnell, Mrs. Clifford
Brown, Mrs. Norman McDowell,
Miss Viola Thompson; direc4
tors,. Mrs. Arnold Craig, Mrs,
Harry Watson, Mrs. George
Million; auditors Mrs. Keith
Machan, Mrs. Gordon Chain-
ney; nominating committee,
Mrs. Worthy Young, Miss Viola
Thompson, Mrs, Roy Daer.
Standing committees conven-
ers, agriculture and Canadian
industries, Mrs. Robert Turner;
citizenship and education, -Mrs.
Roy Easom; historical research
and current events, Mrs. Lloyd
Humphreys; home economics,
Mrs. Gordon Chairmey; health,
Mrs. Kenneth Scott; publiq re-
fired. over the Weekend With her
mother, Mrs. Herbert Govier
W110 is still a Patient Clinton
hospital.
Mr, Sid Lansing was taken
to London hOsPital last Satur-
day,
Mrs. Alvin Leatherland, Miss
Winnie Leggitt and Mrs. Wes
BradnoCleattended the WMS of
Knox Presbyterian Church's
$0th anniversary last o week.
The members of the' Auburn
Bowling , Club attended their
annual banquet last Saturday
evening in Clinton,
Congratulations to Mr, and
Mrs. William Seers on the birth
of another daughter, a sister
for Gall and Faye.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Machan,
Randy, Trudy and Tracey mov-
ed into their new farm, borne
recently purchased from the
Ruddy estate.
lations, Mrs, Gordon Dobie;
resolutions, Mrs, Keith MaChan;
curator, Mrs. Gordon R, Taylor;
Tweedsrouir book committee,
Mrs. Robert J, Phillips, Mrs.
Wiiliaxz7Straughan, ,Mrs, Wes
Bradnock; honorary members,
Mrs. Charles Straughan and
Mrs, Edgar Lawson.
AUWRN—The Weatfield, Se,
liool in East Wawanosh Town-
ship was the Keene of a happy
gathering when former pupils,
ileighhotirS and Auburn friendS
honored a former teacher who
had recently left thiscommun-
tty, to Plaice their home iii W-
end?,
Forty yearS age. Mr, Ray-,
mond Redmond taught schOel
here and famed for many
yearS in this school Section fol-
lowing his retirement from the
teaching professlon.
Mr, Lloyd Walden was the
chairman for the evening's pro-
gram whiCh consisted of a
sing-song, solos and the other
musical entertainment, lvliss
Margaret WightMall, gave an
interesting account of her East,
er holiday trip to Bermuda and
showed picture? showing places
of interest,
Mr, Charles Scott spoke on
behalf of the Auburn friends
Present and thanked the West-
field residents for inviting them
all here to honor a friend, Mr,.
Douglas Campbell, a former
pupil, gave an address show-
ing appreciation to a kind nei-
ghbour, a true friend and a
good teacher. Mr. McDowell of
Auburn also a pupil of Mr, Red-
mond's presented Mr, and Mrs.
Redmond with a purse of mon-
ey.
In. thanking their friends, Mr.
Redmond recalled how his pup-
ils 40 year? ago took top hon-
ors in certain subjects for all
Hurtin County. At that time
grade nine was also taught in
this rural school. He 41)910
many of his pupils who had
went out into the world and
Made a. name for themselves
and also made succes,sfill farm,'
era iii the Westfield ddstrict
also thanked them for the,sup-
port they gave him 16.(hen be servo ,as, reeve of the township
777 i 77,77,
Redmond saidt ."Thik is West-
field,s retain your indentIty. key
op Wootfield for yourselves., re-
tain,. your ,clwreb. and your se-
hool a.tccl life is brightened by
f4en4,s„ IMP made."
AUBURN WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Plans Projects For Year,
New Officers Instatied.
Village Plans
Horticulture
Week In Auburn
AUBURN — Horticulture
week is to be observed in
Auburn community the first
week of May and plans are
under way to have the poster
contest to follow the theme;
"Clean Up, Plant Up, Paint
Up, Fix Up and Light Up."
The poster is to be not smal-
ler than 14" by 22" and is to
be made on bristol board.
There are two classes; junior,
for pupils in grades 4, 5,. and
6; senior class for pupils in
grades 7 and 8.
This poster is to be in the
hands of the secretary by
6 p.m. on May 2. Money -priz-
es are being awarded and the
winning posters will be on
display in store windows.
The storekeepers of the vill-
-age are being asked to make
window displays on this same
theme.
Mrs, Redmond also thanked
her „friends for their .gift and
the many acts of kindness for
the past ten Yea-1'4 she
moved into this .community „
Mr, and Mrs, Peter Verbeek
were intrednee,d;„ they , having
recently moved onto the
mond ;farm they have-
- .chase delistottS lunch
was sewed by the ladies of the for many years. In closiogMr Westfield School Section,
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