Clinton News-Record, 1968-03-28, Page 7Mr. AO Mrs. PP9PP 'MA444g 3 eturned last Sunday after at,
tending- the TrOler4PRon wed.
.ding at -TrinityPAgraP.P4orch.
London and the Xecept1911.VIlich.
followed at, the :§P*Ca Dwarfs
restaurant. ,They-, also visited
with. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Treble
'49.449pf Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McGee and - girls at "iSiotpr ,
44.4. Mr. .and Mrs. Thom.
son sand family at StrAttorsi.
Kenneth •Friar, Patricia)
cythnia and Michael of PaiSley
spent the vacation week with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs,,
Julien Pell*rg.
Mr. 41.14 Mr0, PM' Branton
and son clltiprqq?ent the week.
endwith friends in xgeoom,
The annual pancake supper
of the Auburn United Church
Sunday SchOol will be heldWed.
nesday, April 3: Supper will be
served from 500 to' '7:30 Ad•
mission Will be $1.50 for adults
and 50 cents for children. Pre..
schoolers will be admitted free.
HOLMESYILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sinith
and daughter Lorraine of Lan.
caster, Ontario, *ere guests
of the_fomer's.aunt Mrs. J. B.
MacMath for a few clays the past
week.
Mrs. Don Collier of. London
was also a. recent guest with
Mrs. MacMath.
Mr. and Mrs. Delp Gray and
sons Freddie and Fraser vise
ited relatives at Montreal the
past week. •
Auxiliary
honors •
St.Pot
Members of the Madeleine-
Lane Auxiliary of St. Andrew's
FreshYterian church were hos•
tesa4 at a recent St. PatriCk P e
Tea and Bazaar.
The church actiA91 reoms
were appropriately decorated in
an Irish theme complete with
shamrocks; The Explorers,
with their leader, Mrs. Charles
Fee, sold candy in an attracw
tively decorated booth.
Receiving zuests at the door
were the president, Mrs, Bob
Hornuth and Mrs. R. U. Mac.
Lean. The bake table was Mats
fed by Mrs,Frank !dutch, Mrs.
George Yats, Mrs. Leroy
Oesch and Mrs. Dick Jacob.
Miss Mabel Harvey and. Mrs.
Ron Rudd were in charge of
the sewing table. Tearoom wait..
resses were Mrs. RonMcCann,
Mrs. Bob Morgan, Mrs. Clap
rence Neilans, Mrs. Gordon
Shortreed„ Mrs. Bill Cook and
Mrs. Bill Freeman, while Mrs.
Royce Macaulay, Mrs. Howard
Cowan, Mrs. Elmer Frey, Miss
Beatrice Gibson, Miss Helen,
Anderson and Mrs. Gladys Hog.
garth were in charge of the
kitchen.
At the group's March meet.
ing Plans were finalized for
the Giant Rummage Sale to be
held Saturday, April 6 and also
for the visits to the Ontario
Hospital.
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The March meeting ,of the
Auburn Women's hiStitute ,the Auburn
In the CeIntillinitY Kerns
,ortal hall With the president,
Mrs. Donald Haines in, charge.
The •Meeting was ,opened with
the 9, cies_ the Mary Stewart cel.
lect, and' 0, Canada with Mrs.
Gordon „R„' Taylor at the piano.
• . The minutes Were adopted,
as read by Atte assistant 'Pecs
ret.ary-.treasurer, Mrs,0 Gordon
Chainney. She also gave the
financial statement. Tea-towels
• hemmed by Mrs., Ed. Davies.
were pladed,in the han kitchen.
It , was annonnced that the
;Freezer Forum will be held in
71inton on APril 171 and all
,adies the„ district are in..
vited to attend.
•' • The members voted to have
' the`shOrt course on Hats -wide
brims and for second choice,
• Papier' Mache articles.
• The .leader of the 441 club
:announced that five Meetiags
have been held with15 members
and that the Achievement day
will be.'-'held on May 25 In
Auburn: Mrs. Frank Raithby
was appointed delegate to the
Rural Learning Association
training school at Mitchell on
March 28.
The executive of West Huron
:will Meet April 22 in Clinton
to plan for the district annual
-to be held at Beruniller
May 30. Mrs. Leonard Arch.•
arnbault, convener of the an.
naval banquet, led in a discus.
sion. The convener of the card
committee, Mrs. Andrew Kirk.
tonne' reported On cards sent
and read the• thank-you notes.
The public relatidns officer,
' Mrs. Wes Bradnock introduced
the speaker of the afternoon,
* Mr.' K. M. Strick from the de.
partment of social and family
services at Wingham; He gave
r, an account of his work through.
'out the counties of Huron, Bruce
-and Perth, and told about the
many benefits that his depart.
meat assist the needy citizens
ili these counties.
Mrs: Thomas Haggitt thanked
Mr. Strick and on behalf of the
members presented him with a
gift. Mrs. Gordon Chamney sang
a solo, Galloway Bay aces:Am.
Panted by Mrs. Taylor. Mrs.
• Thomas Haggitt reported on
visits made to the shut-ins
the past menth..
Reports of the conveners of
' "'banding committees were given
• by$ Mrs. Arnold Craig, agri.
--,culture-..and • ..Canadian _Mks.
tries; Mrs. Leonard Archam.
bault, citizenship and education;
Mrs. Donald Cartwright (read
by Mrs. Kirkcorineln, home
economics; Mrs. Rupert Phil.
lips, for health PO safety; Mrs.
Fordyce Clark for historical row'
search and current events; Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt for resolUtions.
Mrs. Gordon p, Taylor,'eur.
ator, reported en Twpedsmuir
history; Mrs. W. Bradnock, pub.
lip relationS officer; Mrs, An.
drew Kirkconnell rePorted that
84 carda had been sent.
The collection was taken by
Mrs. Arnold Craig and Mrs.
Frank Raithby. The new slate
of officers as •brought in by
Mrs. Bradnock was accepted,
as well as the reports of the
conveners. After "The Queen',
and. Grace a delicious lunch
was served by Mrs. Fordyce
?lark and HarrS7 Watson. The
prize for the lucky chair went
to Mrs. A. Kirkponnell.
The new officers are as fol.
lows: past president, Mrs. Don.
aid Haines; president, Mrs.
Frank Raithby; first vice-pre.
sident, • Mrs. Leonard Archam.
bault; second vice-president,
Mrs. Arnold Craig; secretary.
treasurer, Mrs. Bert Craig;
assistant secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Gordon Chamney; district
director, Mrs. Donald Haines;
alternate, Mrs. Bert Craig;
pianist, Mrs. William 3. Craig;
card convener, Mrs. Andrew
Kirkconnell; visiting committee
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. Roy
Daer, Mrs. Robert Turner;
branch directors, Mrs. Roy
'Deer, Mrs. Torrance Tabb,
Mrs.Norman McDowell, public
'relations officer, Mrs. Wes
Bradnockp auditors, Mrs. Ed
Davies, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt;
nominating committee, Mrs. Ed
Davies, Mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs.
Wes Bradnock; agriculture and
Canadian industries, Mrs.
Arnold Craig; citizenship and
education, Mrs. Donald Cart.
Wright; historical research and
current events, Mrs. Fordyce
Clark; home economics and
health, Mrs. Robert J. Phillips;
resolutions, Mrs. Thomas Hager
gilt; curator of Tweedsmuir
history book, Mrs. Gordon R.
Taylor; committee Mrs.Robert
J. Phillips, Mrs. William
qtraughan, Mrs. Oliver Ander
son, Mrs. Wes Bradnock.
Mrs. HaroldNicholsonofSea•
forth and her grandsons, .Mas.
ters Stephen and David Men..
heere of St. Columban visited ,
• last Friday with her 'sister,
, Mrs. Wes Bradnock,Sheron and
George and her atiot„,,BL'Irs,c har.
les Straughan.
Miss Jane Doran ofKitchener
spent the weekend with her par.
ents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Doran
and Michael.
The March meeting of the.
Clinton Junior Farmers was
held, in the form of a Joint
meeting at the home of Barbara
Watkins. The roll call was an.
Swered by 30 Pilesent. The mini
utes of the previous meeting
were •read and adopted andbills
were paseecl and business dis.
cussed.
Bob' Hickey reported that
everything was plumed for the
dance on March 22 in the Auburn
hall. The members -decided to
enter the broomball contest at
Centralia and selected a team
to represent the Junior Farm.
ers. A committee was set up
to look after a Variety night
program on April 26 in the
Aubura hall with a dance follow.
ing. The play "The Darkest
HoUr" is to be presented at' the
Blyth Agricultural Society Var.
iety. Night.
Ken Sproul then ga.ve a report
of the Junior Farmer confer.
ence held recently at Guelph
where he was a delegate. Jill
Bennett also a delegate read
the past president's address
given by Pat Kerr and gave a
report on the girls' session.
After the meeting was ad-
yawned Harry Watkins took all
the niembers on a hay-ride
with his team of horses and
wagon. Even though one or two
lost their shoes everyone got
wet and muddy a good time
was reported by all. After the
hayride Mrs. Watkins served
a delicious lunch.
The Auburn Baptist Church
held a special service last Sun.
day afternoon in charge of the
Young People's Society of Clin.
ton Baptist Church. Miss Nancy
Anderson presided at the piano.
Leading in the worship ser.
vice was Miss Nola Lee. The
scripture reading was read by
Miss Deana Bellefleur. Duets
were sung by Miss Shirley
Dupee and Miss Ileana Belle.
fleur accompanied by Mrs. R.
Bellefleur. They sang "Open
my Heart," "Illumine Me,"
"Saviour Divine" and "He
Arose."
The announcements and offer•
tory prayer were given by Pas.
tor Jack Heynen. The ushers
were Michael McBride and
Barry Welch. The message
"The need for Love in the
World," was •given by Miss
Bonnie Riehl and Miss Shirley
.DtnieefA `Solo (by fequeSt) "Hd
Hideth My Soul" was Sung by
Mrs. Mary Lee James. The
benediction was pronounced by
,Pastor Heynen.
SnndaY LPests with Mr. 444
Mrs. William. SPers, Gail.F4Y0
and Carol were Mr. and, Mrs.
James, 131alt e and, Mrs. A. Bar.
mer PPdellet?,
Many young people frein this
district attended the YeuthRellY
in North Street United. Church,
Gederich lest Sunday evening..
MisS Shirley Watkins ofsuni•
merhill visited last Saturday
With her triend Sheron Collins.
James Jackson is a, pa.tient hi
Victoria Hospital. HIS _many
Meads 'wish him a speedy re..
covery,
Master Paul Haggitt of Znrich
spent last week with his grand.
parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt and Stephen,
Reg Sutton of Hanover, a
former salesman fora Harrah
ton firm, called on Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnston last week.
Mi. and Mrs. Thomas Hag.
gilt, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Brown, Goderich and Mrs.
Ernest Patterson of Goderich
attended the funeral of the
ladies' sister, Mrs. Dancaa
Ma.cIntyre in Detroit last Wed.'
nesday, She was the former Ada
Beadle and was born in the
Auburn district.
Greg Arthur visitedlastweek
with his grandparents Mr.• and
Mrs. Elmer Keller at Dublin.
Miss Martie Koopmans spent
the weekend with friends inSar.
nia.
Miss Judy Arthur of Owen
Sound spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Arthur and family.
Mi. and Mrs. Gordon Naylor
and family spent a few days
last week in Toronto.
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