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Minutes were approved as
read by the secretary Mrs.
Oliver Anderson, Mips Mar.
garet R, Jackson and Ernest
Duroin were named new elders
of the church. This is an an.
Portant milestone for the Au.
burn Church as Miss Jackson
is the first woman to become a
member of the Session of Knox
United Church.
Sleeted to the Board of Stew.
aids were Brian Hallam, Wil.
liam Seers, Lawrence Plaetzer
and Clifford Branton.
Charles Scott was named to
the Trustee Board. All officers
of the Church were returned
with the exception of the mis.
sion and maintenance treasurer
who is to be Mrs. William L.
Craig, with assistant, Mrs.
Arthur Grange. Mr. and Mrs.
John Armstrong are new repro-
sentatives to the Manse coin.
rnittee,
Toboggan and
Record Party
Plans for a toboggan party
and record hop were made at
the CGIT to be held on Febru.
ary 10 in the Auburn Mem.
orial Community hail. The pre.
sident, Shelley Grange gave the
(Lan to worship which was fol..
lowed by all repeating the Pur.
pose followed by the Lord's
Prayer in unison. Marie Plun.
kett read the 23rd Psalm and
•Brenda Ball gave the medita-
tion. The offering was received
by Margaret Roberts and de.
dicated,
A quiz on Bible Birds was
conducted by Mrs. M,12, Ro-
berts. The minutes were ac-
cepted as read by Brenda Ball
in the absence of the secre.
tary Joyce Leatherland It was
decided to invite the CGIT
hers and Boy S.couts ,of Landes.
Voro and the..teenagere
Westfield and Donnybrook along
with the Auburn Boy Scouts.
The Committee in charge of
music includes Betty Moss,
Brenda Ball, Marie Plunkett
and BrendaArchambault. Lunch
committee members are
Doreen McClinchey, .Mrs.
Roberts
'
MargaretRoberts, and
Sherry Plaetzer. The• meeting
was closed with Taps.
Pot Luck
Supper
The annual eeneregational
meeting of Knox United Church
was held last Wednesday With A
Pot-hick dinner served at1P,m,
by the reertiberS of Unit One,
Rev, M. It, Roberts opened the
meeting by reading acripture
followed by Prayer.
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.PERSONALS
Sunday dinner gileSta with
Mr,. and Mrs. Roy 4Selli Were
Mr. and mrs, plifford Ashton,
Mr. and Mrs. Dqn Forbes, Paul.
Ricky and Hradley of: clinten,_
We, "James ,Ponierferd and
Angelicaa-of Stockholm, p)yedeu,"
Keith Ashten, :Panden, and Bob
POI* of B. A. 1 Holstein.
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Mr. and Mrs, John Weir and
Mrs, E, Eustace were Auburn
visitors during tne weekend,
Hold January
Meeting
Mr, and Mrs. Boy Finnigan
and Mrs. Laura Fowler Vis.
ited last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Davies and called on
.other friends.
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Miss Lynda Andrews of God.
erich spent last Tuesday with
her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Warner Andrews.
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Friends of William J, Craig
. are pleased to know that he
was able to return home last
Friday after several. days as
a patient in Goderich Hospital
after his accident.
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Murray Rollinson of Goderich
spent the weekend with his par.
eats Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Rol.
linson.
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Miss Judy Arthur, nurse-in.
training at Owen Sound School
of Nursing visited on Sunday
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Arthur and family,
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Mr. and Mrs. Milford thirst
of Clinton visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Phillips.
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Cliff Branton arrived home
last Sunday after three weeks
at the head office of the Can.
adian Imperial Bank of Com.
merce, Toronto,
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baliatv in
Mr. ,itfidkMetr.liniVictibretilaiX
mid, of Dungannon, visited one
day last week with Mrs, George
Hamilton and other relatives
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Miss Frances Houston vis-
ited for a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mo.
Intosh and fa.mily of London.
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Mrs. Sam Daer, Mrs. Bert
Daer and Mrs, John Daer at.
tended the funeral of a friend
Mrs. Charles Cowan in Lon.
don last Friday.
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The sympathy of this com.
munity is extended to Mrs.
Gus Bisback and family of Sea.
forth in the death of her bus.
band, a former resident of this
district. * * *
The Auburn librarian re.
quests that all County books be
returned by February 3 to the
Auburn Library.
ALL 'MEK3ERS ATTEND MEETING
OF MEMORIRL:HALL KAM.
The animal meeting Pf, the
Auburn Community Memorial
Hall Board was held last week
in the hall with .all members
present, The raembers of the
board are Ted Mills, chairman,
representing WOO WaWailesh
Township, Huh Flynn, reeve
of illillPtt; where the hall is
situated, Gerald McDowell,
East Wawanosh Township, Mrs.
Charles Merrill, Pelberne
T9wlishiP, Leonard Arehaln.
hault, Mullett Township, JaMe0
Glousher, Village of Auburn;
and Mrs, Donald ROWS, An.
bairn Wemen's Institute, Mrs,
Gordon R: Taylor, secretary.
treasurer, and Mrs. J, •
Praig in the absence of care,
taker William J, Craig. James
GlQusher was welcomed to the
beard. He replaces the late
Bert Craig.
Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor ore.
seated the following financial
report: January 1, 1967, Cash
on hand, $64L91; Receipts,
$989,30; total $1,622.21.
Disbursements for 1967:
$1,060.24; cash on hand 1968.
$561.97; total $1,622.21
Donations to the hall by the
Women's Institute, Lighting for
stage $82.58; refrigerator,
$13,50; castors for wagons,
$21.88; dishes, $19.95; salad
spoons, $1.58; total $199.49,
During the past year, consid.
erable work was • done on the
hall. Main feature was finish.
E3 I T A Jk 1 E
THOMAS McPtigE
Funeral Service was held
Monday,.January 29 in. Nile
United Cinirclt ter Thereas
McPhee who died in Alexandra
Marine and Peneral liosPitalt
Goderich after a long illness.
Born in Colborne,he was the
son of the late JohriMaKee and
the former Annie Mellwaill. He
WaS in his gilth year,
After his marriage to the
former Margaret May Smith
he lived in. West Wiewenoeh
where lie farmed ail his life.
Be was a member of Nile United
church, and served many Years
as an elder, Sunday School
seperiatentlant, and teacher,
Besides his wife, he is stir.
viYed by two sons, Harvey and
Orval, both of R. R. 3 Auburn
three grandchildren; sister,
Mrs. John (Laura) jaeksen of
Woodstoolc; brothers, . Dave,
Vermillion, Alberta; Plifferd,
of R, R. 2 Auburn and Ralph
of London.
The Rev. Glen Wright con.
Cemetery Board
Holds Meeting
Bairds Cemetery Board held
its annual meeting January 24
in the IOOF Hall, Brucefield.
The present board was re-
elected for 1968.
Chairman Watson Webster,
Ross Scott, John Broadfoot,
Gordon Richardson, William
McAsh, Wilfred Chutes, Mac
Wilson, Adam Wilson, Mrs,
Harvey Taylor, secretary-trea.
surer,
Clinton 'NeWS-Ileee . Thursday, fOrpry 19
Kenneth Baggitt Of Milton
spent a few •days last week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
TnenlaS liaggitt and stePhell,
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Miss Sadie Carter of God.
erich visited last Monday with
Mrs. Edgar Lawson' and Mr,
and Mrs. Oliver Anderson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John.
stun and Miss La= Phillips
visited last Wednesday with the
former's sister, Mrs. Roy Far.
row who is a patient in Seam
forth Respite'.
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The January meeting of
Uaited Church Women was held
in the Sunday school room of
the church with the new presi-
dent, Mrs. M. B, Roberts in
charge. The meeting began with
a singsong of hymns with Mrs.
Gordon Gross at the piano.
Mrs. Roberts opened the meet.
ing with "Thoughts for the New
Year." Mrs. Kenneth Mc.
Dougall gave the devotions bas.
Ing her meditations on "Begin.
nings" and closed with prayer.
In a short business period a
donation was given to the con-
tingency fund and Mrs. Oliver
Anderson was appointed to buy
some new hymn books for the
church. Plans were discussed
to do several quilts and Misses
Marsha, Maritie and Klaske
Koopinans sang two numbers
accompanied by Mrs. Norman
Wightman.
Mr. Roberts introduced the
delegates to the recent Toe
Alpha convention held in
Niagara Falls who formed a
panel with"Mr. Roberts as nay.
rater. Members of the panel
were Misses Brenda Ball, Bren.
da Archambault, and Jennifer
Grange, and Allan McDougall
and Ed Haines. These delegates
were sent by the Auburn charge
and the UCW, They told about
the conference in an interest.
ing way and on behalf of the
group, Ed Haines gave thanks
for the opportunity to attend
this conference. Misses Nancy
Anderson, Betty Moss and Jen.
niter Grange sang two selec•
tions accompanied by Mrs.
Brian Hallam: The, offeringwas
aaareeeived,by Aara,Sail'andMara
aaegaret "alinl3eiN ' s and ,tleglWa(ds
with prayer by Mrs. Roberts.
Mr. Roberts officiated at an
impressive installation service.
While the members of Unit One
were preparing lunch, Mrs.
Norman McDowell conducted-,
contests. Winners Were Marilyn
Archambault, William Roberts,
Mrs. Jack Armstrong and Nor.
man McDowell. 1
lag the Stage' Putting in tlie.new
ceiling and, lighting, • A. ,letter
of appreciation wan sent to
members of the WI for the
assistance in this Projeet.
vote of thanks Was extended to
Mr. and Mrs, William J. Craig
tor their ecellent work as
caretakers of the bail.
Final plans were made for the
annual Valentine's DPW he
held in the hall February 9,
Mrs. Gordon Taylor was again
.appointed gecretaryatreaserer
and Williare L Craig was ap,
pointed caretaker,
Election of
Officers
The annual vestry meeting
of St. Mark's Anglican Church
was held in the church with
the rector Rev. G.E. Paicen.
ham presiding. Officers elec.
ted were: People's warden,
• Thomas Haggitt; Rector's war.
. den, Fordyce Clark; Delegate
to Synod, Thomas S. Johnston,
sub-delegate, Donald cart-
wright;' Church treasurer, Mrs.
'John Daer; Vestry clerk, Mrs.
Thomas liaggitt; Board of Man.
, agement, Mrs. Orval McPhee,
Robert J. Phillips, Mrs.
Fordyce t Clark and James
Schneider.
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PRIYMP TIP
Winter ,sunshine - can melt
Anew and ice, giving ,,cars refit.
sonably .g990 traction 94 the.
Net pavement, But when the sun
sets, so al$e -4904 the ice. Some Stretehes. road,. PPP.
ttP4141.17 '..Ort4pg told tinderff
PaSSOS,. -PP become like Skate
lag .rinks, ,Slow down at Sun!
dOWa - especially After a 44Y•
One thaw,.
ducted the service with. the
W illiam Stiles Funeral Horne
in charge. of :arrangements.
Boriel was in Plingallnen-Petna
etery,
Pallbearers. Were Riwyn
Feagan, IlarYe3" PirVillaWiltner
Rutledge, S tea Mcoratten, Alvin
Kerr and - .Prebara MOTO, all
'termer members of his Sunday
Scheel class,