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Mr, and Mrs. Navy gve lefty evxin•
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PIS, of her motner, . the late
lierbekrit Pevier.
Xr, and Mrs. Ben gantlteel
attended the Weddingo their
nieee, Mies Bapara klandlton
Goderich last Friday
The members of the it
Auburn Bey Scot attended
the rneetreng .the 131.5lb
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Kirkeontlen and Diane, and at,
tended the tmeral p the late
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RECIPE OF THE MONTH
'IL- By the Ontario Tender Fruit Institute .
1344:4ada•Choiee Canoed FruitV• •
plum Roly Poly
Serves 8 For a Snack
or Dessert
3 cups biscuit mix
2 tablespoons melted butter
14 cup sugar •
2 teaspoons cinnamon ,
tea.spoori nutmeg
1A cup canned strained •-
plums (or junior plums)
• eteile:...e,
• Prepare your own biscuit
dough or use a prepared mix,
Roll but 15x10 -inch rec-
tangle. Spread with melted
butter. Combine sugar and
spices. Sprinkle 3'j on bis-
cuit mix. Spread with strain-
ecl plums leaving a 1 -inch
margin. Sprinkle with re-
maining sugar •and spices.
Roll up and cut in 1 -inch
slices. Place slices, .cut side
up, in a greased pan or muf-
fin tin. Bake in hot oven
(450° F.) 15-18 minutes.
bYterian Chureb, Kincerdine
where Ihe had been An elder fer
50 Years. Mere of the oldee
residenta here remember Mr.
X-01MIPMPI when he elerited
the W. T. RAMO: store, where
Taylor's shore nOw stand's,.
The leet wishes el tits
trict wes' to Dr. B, C. Wier,
now residhlg With b1,5 Pen
John, Mrs. Weir and family in
London to tr Ittle Winter Menthe,
as he celebrates Ms:87t birth-
day on VeihruarY
Mre, Verna Doerr of Niagtra
Falb vent tile weekend With
her parents, lvfr. and Ms, 401e-
ert ChaanneY and all attended
the Reveg.,C4anute3r wedding in
Gederich. Mr. and Mrs. Gordan
Chanmey eiso attended whe.re
she was the eoloist,
There was eio school last
Thursday at US$ No. 5 Hid/Mat,
dile to the stonmy snowy wea-
ther.
The highlight of the W.I,
meeting ,will be a contest for
the oldeet children's book other
than a school hook and the old-
est recipe book. Prizes will, be
even to the aldeet there, The
meeting will be in charge of
Mrs. 1.1bYd HuMpin'eys, con-
vener of historical research, and
stoma of the program will be a
FOarit Page Challenge, The car-
ator of he TvveedSmuir History
Book will review the happenings
in the Comanunity dnring the
past year. •
Zurich fair
Has OvIer $900
for 1965 Show
•The ZhAgricultural 40-
Oteizr1 have A bank haleriee
Of
$926.83 oOPannience 19§5
oPeratieneS With, klt was reveeled
at the anntlal :Meeting of the pre
ganizatien recently, Total
°Opts for the Centennial Fair
were $6,W0•22., while the total
exPenee,e aneetuited to S5,104%
Folf1toWh1g the big centennial
event the board of directors ure
now making plans for tilts
years With the date set for
thelast Saturday end MondaY
in September.
L Becker was re-elected
president et the Organization,
With alaire Petchert es first
vieedPresident and Arnold lvfern-
er as second viceaesident. Bill
Baechler will r p la ce Mrs,
Marge Schilbe as eecretary-
treasurer.
,•Card. Players Elect Officers
Great entillIsiaSin OXPressetl by the gelltIP-3
men of Auburn Village as they meet twice a week,
for card games in.the front room of the Auburn
library. 'Over 12 enjoy these afternoons of games
ard they *dell their new officers for the season.
13ert Taylor,left, was named president and Robert •
Qhamney, right, was named treasurer,
(Photo By Mrs, Wes .8radno01)
Huron County Junior Farmers
•Elect New Officers At Belgrave
Attleurn—rfte Anneal meeting
of the Huron County Junkie
Farmers was held in Belgrave
Fereester'e Hell With over 70
present tom 'the clubs at no,
wick, Seaforth, North Huron,
Clinton and South Hueon,
The. evening started with a
broomball game between the
clubs'.
Murray Hoover, was named
secretary and readthe minutes
of the last annual meeting. Don
Eleillen, assistant agricultural
Four Auburn Churches
rePreseritatiVe, gave the firian,
cal Stateenent and also gavo
the relent of ithe office,
0/Liss Pato a Daranide gaffe
her report as Huron County
home econonelet,
lVfm. Pullen gave the report
of the nominating committee
with was aecepteeleaa followee
Past president, Marilyn Mare
shell, Kirkton; President, Tom
Conningbaln, 13,13,7 1 Auburn;
first vicevresidenit, Bob Fotth-
eringham, Soaforth; second
vice-president, Murray Hoover,
Belgrarvee. recording seretary,
Barry Mulvey, llowick Club;
corresponding secretary, Bea-
trice Murch, Clinton; press re-
penter, Donald Young, RR 3
t eally Farewell
provincial director, lVfax Ste -
Morris Love, Exrefer; alternate
Auburn;:provincial director,
Wart, Sdaforth; News 'letter ed-
AUBURN—Members of all ed Choirs of St 1Vtarit's,Auburn, /tor, Roba Doig, Seaforth;
as -
four denominations' in Au-
burn joined with the members
of Trinity Ohurch, Blyth last
Sunday to hear Rev. Robert
Medily preach his farewell ser-
mon. The church was filled to
capacity and the organist, Miss
Alice Itodgerson led the 'service
of gong assisted by the cornlain-
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for renovation and repair of smaller butt-
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EVERYIIODY PENENTS WHEN WiNtEt? WORK AS iNe'REMED.
no IT NOW1
fsgtied by tiuthority br 1-16tt, Allan J, Mao ie, MiniSter of tabOtiri banada:
and Trinity churches.
The chum/ was bea.utifully
decorated with bouquets of chr-
ysanthemums for the occasion.
Mr. 1\ileal1y gave an inspiring
message on the text, "Think on
These Things," He referred to
the life of St. Paul as he wrote
back to the church at Phillippi
and Ace St. Pa,u1, Mr. Meally
thanked his parishioners for
their faithful work during the
seven .yeaes he was in this par-
ish.
He closed his message by the
Mizpah benediction after ask-
ing for the same support to the
new rector. The' offering was
received by John Nesbit, Ed.
Watson, Clifford Brown and
Alex Nethery, and Floyd Smith
received it for dedication.
Foilovving the service a re-
ception was held in the leferri-
orial Hall where the rector's
warden at St. Mark's, Auburn,
Lawrence Nesbit was chairman.
•A message at thanks was
read by Me. Nesbit and Cliff
Ba/own, people's warden; pre-
sented Rev. and Mee. Meally
with a gift. John Nesbit of
Blyth also read a message and
a gift was presented.
Little Shaeon Ives rebel a
poem to Mrs. Meally and the
children of the Sunday school
class preeented her with gifts.
William Straughan of Knox
United, Auburn, spoke a few
words and presented a purse on
behalf of his church.
1 Others speaking were Reeve
Barden Cook of the village of
Blyith; Donald Haines, Knox
Presbyterian, Auburn; Frank
Raithby, Auburn Baptist; Jam-
es Laurie for United Church,
myth. The srnorgasboard lunch-
eon was served by the ladies of
the two guilds and tea was
poured by Miss Alice Watson
and Miss Josephine Weodeock.
0
Duncan McIntyre
Dies In Detroit,
Known At Auburn
AUBURN—Thi e community
was saddened to learn last week
of the death of the husband of
a former Auburn. girl, ieuncan
McIntyre, who passed away in
Detroit, ,after several months
illnees, He was in his 83rd year
and was a retired employee of
the New York Central Railroad,
He is survived by Ws 'wife, the
former Ada Beadle and one son,
David, of Detroit and two
egrandedn.e, One son, Earl died
overseas in. World War 11 while
serving With the U. S. Navy.
The burial took place in De -
trait and the pallbearets were
Clifford Brewn, Auburn; Rose
Patterson Gorierieh; Beverley
French, Harry Rinderketecht,
Maynard kinderktiecht, ancl
George Disney, ail of Detroit,
Mr, ivicintyre was well known
ill this ;community, havingepent
many summers With her par-
ents; Mrs George Beadle ant1.
(be late George Beadle cf tTta
village, The sympathy of this
clietriet iseXtoidedi fo .Mrs M
Irityre and her sisters in this
area.
Thee attending the tuttenal
were Mr. and Altri. Clifford
t3 rowh of A.ttbucn, Mrs, Eften
Patorsertderich arid Ross
1).atternsion, Gocterich, •
Brinq Results
Classified Ads.,
sistant editor, Marguerite Scitt,
Seaforth.
The new president, Tom Cim-
ningham gave a few rernarks
and the Meeting was adjourned
followed by -dancing.
Youth Groups
Elect Officers
Thank Minister
AUBURN—The c-oinbined A-
YPA of the/Auburn, Blyth and
BeIgra.ve charge and the P.Y.-
P.A. of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Auburn, held their an-
nual meeting in the rectory at
Blyth. The first, pant of the
evening was spent in a skating
party at the Blyth arena.
Rev. Revberit Meally was in
charge of the meeting and held
a short devotional service, Mr,
Meally vvelcam,ed all to the
meeting and the election of of-
ficers took plane.
, The new officerare: past
president, Floyd Sreith; pres-
ident, Margaret A Sanderson;
first vice-presictent, Carole
Brown; secretary - treasurer,
Nancy van Camp; social con-
veners, Jane Doran end Philip
Clark.
An address was read by Floyd
Smith to Rev. Meally thanking
him far his spiritual guidance
during the past years_and on be-
half of the members presented
him With a purse of money as a
parting gift,
Mr, Mealy .thanked everyone
for their co-operation and closed
the /meeting with prayer. A
lunch was served by Mrs.
Meally.
Auburn COT
To See Films
At Next Meeting
AUBURN --Jane Doran pre:.
sided for the CGIT Meeting heldt
at the home of Betty Moss with
a large attendance. Judy Arthur
was the pianist for 'the evening
and accompanied for the hyrnne.
All repeated the Purpose follow-
ed by the Lord's Prayer and
the seripture lessen, Psalm 19
Wl.q read by Judy Arthur.
The minutes wore approved
as read by the secrtary, Gail
Miller. The roll dell was an-
Swered .by each Member quot-
ing a verse relating to St Val-
entine's Day. A contest op parts
of the head wag given by 13ar-
bara Sandmen and Shoran Col-
lins, Margaret and Mary Sand-
er..on sang- a duet,
W. Bead/reek gave the
ehapter of the Study book, Sure,
day at Seven Plane Were 'made
for the next frneting to be held
at the home of Jane Doran
when Mr, and Mrs, Ralph t.
ivrtm,r0 will be the guests and
wiflshow pictures sof their trip
to the West Coast, no evening
was closed by the singing of
taps.
Personal Foreign Aid
Miring' 1964, an egittatecl
11,000,000 needy persons in 39
countries will receive CARE
self help .and medical eesistante,
To provide 'Ole aid, Which ettp.
pie:rents GARB food programs,
requires $7000,006 in eattribu.
dims roughly, $5 fbr entoy
persons who are helped.
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