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Mrs. Mildred Lawlor
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Volunteers in classroom
help, Wl members told
The Auburn Women’s Institute
meeting was held at the Commun
ity Hall Monday, September 15 at 8
p.m.
This was the Education and
Cultural Activities with convenors
Marjorie McDougall and Mrs.
Oliver Anderson. The president,
Mrs. Len Archambault, read a
poem - “Yesterday, To-Day and
To-morrow.’’
Marjorie McDougall introduced
the guest speaker Mrs. Nancy
Park. Nancy teachers grade five at
St. Mary’s school in Goderich. She
gave an interesting outline of a
typical grade five day in the class
room. She showed slides of her
school and some taken in Eng
land’s classrooms. She specified
how important it is to have
volunteers come in and help some
students.
Auburn UCW learns
of native education
On September 9, Unit I of
Auburn U.C.W. met in the Knox
United Church.
Dorothy Grange opened the
meeting with thoughts on listen
ing, followed by the hymn, “O
Worship The King”. Marie Mill
ian read from the book of Proverbs
and gave a prayer.
Irene Millian gave an effective
presentation on Indian Culture and
education particularly concerning
the Kawnawake Survival School, a
high school on the Coughnawaga
Reservation near Montreal. She
also explained the traditional
Iroquois Confederacy form of
government in the six nations from
the great council. Tribal councils,
down to the village councils. She
finished by having a quiz relating
to the information presented. After
the offering was received, “We
Give Thee but Thine Own’’ was
sung with Irene Millian at the
piano. Marie Millian offered an
Indian Prayer followed by the
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Roll call was answered by
naming the most important subject
taughtinschool. Nancy favored
theuseofcomputersin schools.
She has one disabled student and
he manages with his own compu
ter. Mrs. Andersonthankedher
daughter and presented her with a
gift.
Mrs. Len Archambault and
Majorie McDougall will attend the
72nd London Convention on Octo
ber 16 and 17. The Huron County
Rally will be held at Walton on
October 6.
An invitation was read from
Tiger Dunlop Women ’ s Institute to
attend their meeting at 1:45 p.m.,
Thursday, September25. Itwas
moved to buy new flags for the hall.
Hostesses were Mrs. Len Archam
bault and Tina Empey.
hy.mn, “Lord speak to me that I
may speak.”
Dorothy Grange introduced Lori
Millian who showed slides of her
trip to England and France this
summer and included interesting
details of the places she saw.
Dorothy also thanked Lori. Marg
aret Bakker conducted the busi
ness part of the meeting after
which lunch was served.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1986. PAGE 13.
Auburn man in fair condition
after Goderich stabbing incident
An Auburn man is in fair
condition after being rushed to
University Hospital in London 10
days ago with eight stab wounds
suffered in a Goderich brawl.
Richard Pringle, 33, of RR 3,
Auburn, was transferred to Lond
on from Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital in Goderich,
September 13, after being stabbed
eight times in the chest and back
Knox United Church news
Gary T. Shuttleworth B.A.
conducted the Sunday morning
service at Knox United Church.
Marjorie McDougall was pianist.
Call to Worship, Prayers, Life and
Work of the Church were given.
AduetwassungbyMrs. Greg
Park and Jake Middlekamp entitl
ed “Unto the Hills.”
The children’s hymn, “Can a
Auburn
news briefs
Mrs. Lillian Leatherland and
Laura May Chamney visited with
Larry, Debbie, Patrick and Kath
ryn Chamney last weekend. While
there, they attended the christen
ing of Kathryn Elizabeth Brianna
at Parkdale United Church in
Ottawa.
The general meeting of U.C.W.
will be held Wednesday, Septem
ber 24 at 8 p.m. at the church.
Holy Communion will be cele
brated in Knox United Church on
October 5.
On September 30, the 25th
annual rally for West Huron will be
held at Nile United Church at 9:30
a.m. Special speaker will be Mrs.
Shirley Keller of Goderich. The
theme being, “Our Christian
Journey.”
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Emmerson Rodger were
Kathy, Richard and Daren of
Goderich, Mr. andMrs. Mansel
Cook of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Helslic of Goderich.
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with a five-inch knife, during a
fight which erupted in the street
after an argument in the Bedford
Hotel in Goderich.
Chief Patrick King of the
Goderich Police said that a London
man, Cecil J. Graham, has been
charged with attempted murder in
conjunction with the case. Mr.
Graham was released on $25,000
bail after he appeared in Goderich
Little Child Like Me” was sung and
a time for children was held. They
went to their Sunday School with
their leaders. The minister chose
for his sermon, “Forgiving and
being Forgiven.”
Offering wasreceivedby Ken
Ramsey and Greg Park. Service
closed with Congregational Bene
diction, “The Lord, Our God.”
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Court September 17, and is
scheduled to return to court
October 20, atwhichtime a date
will likely be set to hear his plea
A spokesman for University
Hospital was unable to say when
Mr. Pringle might be released.
Election
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ble date that electors could go to
the polls.
Mr. Aitchison could not be
reached for a comment on his
intentions in the upcoming elec
tion.
Another West Wawanosh coun
cillor, Rhea Hamilton-Seeger, best
summed up the whole affair in an
earlier comment, when she said:
“I’m sorry to see this situation ...
blown out of all proportion. We
(Council) have many more impor
tant items to deal with.”
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