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The. January meeting of the
Auburn Women's Institute was
held in the Community
Memorial hall 'with the first
vice-president, Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt in charge. Mrs. Haggitt
Welcomed all and read the
Poem, A Better World. A
memorial service in memory of .
Mrs, Major Youngblut, a mem.
her of the Branch who passed
away last month, was conduc-
ted by Mrs. Frank Raithby,
Mrs, John Stadelman, con.
vener of Agriculture and
Canadian . Industries in-
troduced the guest speaker,
Don Pullen, Huron County
Agricultural. Representative for
the Department of Agriculture
and Food.
Mr, Pullen spoke on
agriculture is it is •carried on
today 'in the county and told
about the various departments
that are available to the far-
mer. He showed pictures of
"Our Heritage" - a calorful
film on Huron County and the
planning taking place in Huron
County - how land can be used
to help all mankind.
Mrs, Wilfred Sanderson
thanked Mr. Pullen for his in-
formative address and on
behalf of the members preseii;
ted him with a gift ,
It was agreed that the
Branch be in charge of the
Huronview May Birthday party
on May 15th.'
—Members decided to buy a
new flag for the Town Hall. A
letter was read from C.A.S,
outlining details concerning the
Huron'County Bursary Fund
and one from for the
donation of $100 to the Maryn
Pardy Memorial Fund.'
Leaders to go to 4-H training
school will be Mrs, Donald
Cartwright, Mrs. Allan Craig,
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The first Meeting of the
Magic Circle of Wesley Willis
UCW for 1974 was held in the
Church parlor on Jan.15th with
13 ladies present
•• Florence Oliver opened the
meeting with a welcome and a
New Year's wish for everyone,
This was followed by the
Lord's Prayer.
Rev. Oestreicher installed
the new officers for '74. The
meeting was in charge of Mai),
Murch and her group, the
theme being "Prayer" Scrip-
ture was read by , Mary
'Jamieson. The meditation
"The Adventure 'of Prayer"
was given by Mary Murch.
In keeping with the theme
Alice Andrews (the guest
soloist) sang "The Beautiful
Garden of Prayer", accom-
panied by Cathie Potter at the
piano, Mr. Oestreicher gave a
New Year's message to the
ladies and stressed how they
would change things if they
could, The ladies had a chance
to express . their thoughts on
how they would change the
world,the town, the church and
themselves. Many thanks go to
Mr, Oestreicher for his time
and entertaining talk, Alice
Andrews Sang again, this time
"The voice in the old village
choir," The UCW thanks both
of these ladies for sharing their
talents with them.
Roll Call was answered by
payment of fees, Busness was
conducted during which Jean
Currie spoke for the over-all
visiting committee, They have
prepared a new list of neople to
be called an, This is.a rotating
list for each unit, It is to be
hoped that each .member will
do her ,share. Billie Stewart
and Adell Jervis are 'the new
captains for the Penny Race,
The losing team is to treat the
winner s et the October
meeting.
Florence 'Oliver ..agreed• to
take the leadership again for'
one year with assistance from
the group in charge "each
month, ' Anyone knowing of
sickness or death connected
with the Magic Circle is to
notify Mrs. Marian Wilson as
she is a comparative stranger in
the commtinity and is, our new
corresponding secretary.
A hyme was sung and a New
BY FRED McCLYMONT
South Huron District Orange
Lodge met last Tuesday
evening in the Woodham
Orange hall with a good atten-
dance froth the various lodges.
The Twelfth of July
celebration is expected to be
held at St.Thomas.
The election of officers for
1974' are: District W.M.p, Alex
Hamilton, Grand Bend; D.M.,
year's reading, was given by
, Mary :Karol) and the meeting
closed with prayer.
The hostess zroup, Florence
Oliver, Mary JaMieSen and
Mary Murch served- tinch and
-a social time was enjoyed by
all.
The list of '74 officers are;
leader, Mrs. 'Florence Oliver;
recording Secretary, Miss Mary
Jamieson; corresponding
'secretary, Mrs. Marian Wilson;
program, Mrs, Mary Murch;
social, Mrs. Jean Johns; supPlY,
Mrs. Mare, Cole; visiting, Mrs.
Greta Necliger and Mrs. Bessie
Steeps; treasurer, ,.Miss Billie
Stewart; flower convenor, Mrs,
Helen Davies; phone commit-
tee, Mrs. Marg Cole, Mrs.
Ferrol Pennebaker and' Mrs.
Jean Currie; pianist, Mrs.
Greta Nediger.
William Dicky, Woodham;
chaplain, Wellwood Gill,
Grand Bend; recording
secretary, Harold Davis,
Kirkton; treasurer, Lloyd
Hern, Exeter; marshall, Ron
Denham, St.Mags; first lec-
turer, Fred Jamieson,
St.Marys; second lecturer,
Burns Blackler, St.Marys.
The officer's were installed by
Past District Master Charles
Reid, Varna.
Mrs. John Hildebrand and
Mre. Ted Robinson. The
senior course "More About
Knits', will have Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock and Mrs: Frances
Clark as leaders.
• Mrs. Catherine.Jackson
played a piano solo and Mrs.
Leonard Archambault gave a
reading, Mrs. Wilfred Sander-
son announced that Miss Ethel
Dewar, Huron County librarian
will be guest speaker 'at the
February meeting. •
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Leonard , Archambault, Mrs.
John Stadelman and Mrs.
Catherine Jackson.
Prizes were won by Mrs.
William Straughan, Mrs.
Thomas, Lawlor and Mrs.
Catherine Jackson. The roll
call was answered by naming a
fayourite Canadian beauty
spot.
,W.M.S.
The .Auburn group of the
PresbyterianWomen's
Missionary Society was held at
the home of Mrs. Frances
Clark, The president Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson opened the,
meeting with a poem.
Mrs. Sanderson welcomed all
and Mrs. Clark was in charge
of the devotional; meditation
was titled "I am with thee
always". Roll call was an-
swered by a Bible verse con-
taining the word Faith.
Minutes of the previous
meeting were accepted as read
by the secretary, Miss Minnie
Wagner. Mrs. Frances Clark
gave the financial statement.
A card of thanks from Mrs.
R, MacLean for flowers
received at Christmas was
read, also a letter from the
W.M.S. memorial fund for the
donation in memory of the late
Mrs. Jannetta Youngblut,
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock gave
a report of the W.M.S.
Presbyterial meeting held
recently at Seaforth.
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson gave
the mission study on Why
Christian Missions To-day. ,
Offering was received by Mrs,
Clark and dedicated with
prayer by Mrs. Sanderson.
A' delicious lunch was served
by Mrs. Frances Clark,
SOCIAL NEWS
Mr. and , Mrs. Leonard
bralailibgg'101tVaii(11 Atirilyn
visited last week with Mrs. and
Mrs. Douglas Archambault at
Orangeville.
Mrs. Harry Wallace, the for-
mer Mary Ellen Symington,
celebrated her 92nd birthday at
her home, 1532-102 Street,
North Battleford, Sask., where
she lives with her daughter,
Mrs. Olive McEachern.
Friends in this district will be
pleased to know that she enjoys
fairly good health and wish her
many more happy birthdays.
Mrs. George Schneider of
Teeswater, fornierly of the
Walkerburn district, is a
patient in Wingham hospital.
Mrs. Mary Rouse of Goderich
visited one day last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston
and Miss Laura Phillips.
Word has been received from
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies that
they are enjoying good health
in 'sunny Florida.
Kenneth McDougall is
visiting at Sudbury with , hie
son, Allan McDougall and Mrs.
McDougall.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Oldrieve (nee
Betty Asquith) 285 ' The
Westway, Weston, on the death
of his mother in St.Thomas last
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Andrew
and Goderich visited on Friday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnston and Miss
Laura Phillips.
Friends will 'be pleased to
know that Mrs. Warner An-
drews was able to return home
last week.
Winners at the weekly euchre
party in the Community
Memorial hall were: high lady,
Mrs. Stewart Chamney, low
lady, Mrs. Reta Dodd, high
man, Kenneth Scott, low man
Maitland Allen; novelty prize,
Mrs. Arnold Craig.
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The Ontario Hydro district office, Clinton area, had 45
men out last Sunday fighting the ice storm and restoring
power to area homes. Some of the men worked more than
24 hours straight before they got any rest. Here a hydro
employee trims branches from power lines near Vanastra.
(News-Record photo)
South Huron LOL
elects new officers