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Auburn U.C.W.
learns about hospitals
Unit I of Auburn U.C.W. had a
Remembrance Day theme for their
meeting on November 11.
In charge of worship was Mrs.
Frances Head dies
Frances May (Good) Head pass-
ed away at her residence on
Monday, November 11,1985 in her
68th year. Beloved wife of the late
Harold J. Head and the
late William A. Miller. Dear
mother of James Miller and
Marion Ruth Miller, both of
London. She is survived by one
sister Gladys Campbell of Blyth
and brother Russell Good of
Londesborough.
Funeral services were conduct-
ed by Rev. John Campbell of the
Church of God, London. Interment
in Maitland Cemetery, Goderich.
W .M.S. meets
The November meeting of the
Presbyterian Women's Mission-
ary Society was held in the
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Donald Cartwright.
The president, Mrs. Martha
Daer presided and welcomed all
present. The devotional period was
in the charge of Mrs. Viola Raithby
who had the meditation on Re-
membrance. Mrs. Frances Clark
had the study and gave the topic
on Ecuador Sight and Insight. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Frances Clark.
Tom Lawlor, Mrs. Donald Young,
Mrs. John Durnin. "In Flanders
Field" used as a call to worship .
Marjorie McDougall was pianist
for the hymns, "Fight The Good
Fight" and "Faith of Our Fath-
ers."
Guest speaker was Miss Glenice
Marie Young. She presented an
interesting talk on her work as a
candy-striper in hospital - the
requirements, pledge and a sum-
mary of a day's work. Mrs. Durnin
read a poem "Who will take care of
Grandma".
President, Miss Betty Marsh
dealt with the business and visiting
for this month. The jars were
turned in from this year's project.
There will be no December
meeting as members will meet
with Unit II for a general Christmas
meeting. All reports are to be
brought in that day. The convenors
entertained for a social time.
Euchre winners
named
Euchre results for November 13
were: high lady, Dorothy Grange;
low lady, Marg. Robison; high
man, Tom Hallam; low man,
Warner Andrews; and novelty,
Jane Glousher.
Euchre parties are held every
Tuesday night at 8 p.m. at the
community hall. Everyone is wel-
come.
Mary
Rollinson
is 97
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Weston of
Torontovisited with her mother
Mrs. Mary Rollison and brother
Murray. Mrs. Rollison celebrated
her 97 birthday on Monday.
Congratulations go out to her.
Mrs. Murray Blacker of Strat-
ford visited with Mrs. Lillian
Leatherland for a few days.
Sympathy goes out to the
Heffron family of Blyth on the
death of Art. He was a cattle drover
in and around the Auburn area.
Miss Yvonne Bean of Toronto
visited on the weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Bean.
The Booster Club held a very
successful bake sale and bazaar on
Saturday at the Community Hall
with 30 exhibitors showing their
crafts.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Lawrence who celebrated
their 45th Anniversary on Sunday,
November 17 with open house at
Auburn Community Hall. •
Knox United
Church news
Organ Prelude was by Mrs.
Gordon Gross.
The choir sang, "Seek Ye First"
accompanied by Steven Millian on
saxophone and Mrs. Barry Millian
as pianist. Junior Congregation
was in the charge of Mrs. Fred
Armstrong, Donna Lynn and Ruth
Anne Armstrong and Shelley
Worsell.
The minister Gary T. Shuttle-
worth chose for his sermon, "The
Glorious Return". Offering was
received by Peter Verbeek and
Marinus Bakker.
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