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CREWE; Jan. -29.—Mr. and Mrs..'
'Jack Errington,and George, of Dun-
• gannon; and Mr. and Mrs. Allan
latehie of -*ion *ere *Sunday'
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
'Culbert and Tom. .• .
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Boak of Luck -
now visited. on Sunday ,with Mr,
and Mrs. Jim Boak.
Mr. R14, Maize spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs." Earl Blake at
.•Clinton.
• Mr. and Mrs. Harvey .Treleaven
and Robin, of Lieknow, • and Mr;
and Mrs. Mark Berger were Sunday
afternoon viSitorS , with Mr. and
Mrs. 8. Kilpatrtek.'
Mrs. Roots, of Southern. England
is. visit,ing with her daughter, Mrs.
Don Paquette. •
Church Meeting.---frhe congrega-
tional meeting of Crewe Church
.was. held hr -the church on Tuesday
afternoon, January 16,, With Rev.
J. Bright presiding. Reports of the
various 'organizations showed a yery
successful year. Mr. Warren. Zinn
was added to the board of stewards
and Mrs. Jim Sherwood was ap-
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OAR/JO*, Jan- 30. — The Wo-
men's Iustittite held their 'meeting
last Tuesday, with ,ta good attend-
ance. Mrs. Ecknaler, of the travel-
ling library, was present tuttl gave
a talk and 'distributed books. At
the close of the' meeting 'a dainty
luneli was served by the hostesses,
Mellwain and Mts.. W.
Treble,and•ui social hour was snent.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mellwala
and Glenda visited with Mr. and
Mn. Xeith Arthur and
Auburn, on Sunday,
• Mrs. Erriiigton has rbturfied home
after visiting for a while' at Ottawa
and Guelph.
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LOCH:ALM, Jan, 26. -..-The Kin -
tail Women's Institute held a
euchre 'party in Ileinlock City school
• last Monday night. ' ,• •
• The,. 411m "Second • Chance" %Vita
presented in sthe Ashfield Presby-
terian Church under the direction
of the Rev. J. R. MacDonald; with
Ab. Wylds of Ripley as, prOjectiOn-
ist. • ,
Many from this locality attended
the Burns ball in, Kincardine on
Thursday 'night. .
A reception was held in the
Orange Hall, Amberley, on, Monday
1iight, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack
pointed organist with ;Vim, Edna
McWhinney- as assistant. After et
discussion with regard to the an-
niversary. Rev. Mr. Bright closed
the ineetingiwith prayer.
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AUBURN, Jan. 30.1. -Mrs. Gordon Frank Robinson,. J: Craig.
it Taylor is holidaying in New. Archie RObilliSOIA, Charles Scott, Zoe
Carter and Thomas 'Webster. Mr.
Pinker, who had been a patient
• In •the tioderich • hospital for six
weeks,- died on. ThurSday• in his
•eighty-third,Year. , die Was a natiVe
of Auburn, Fhwe he Siva most'Pof
his life. -His wife. the former Alice
Dyer, died some yeas ago. He LS
survived by.a number of nieces and
nephews: Relatives were present
at the funeral from Tema°, Luck -
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now,. liensall.Und Auburn. The
• interment was in Ball's cenietery.
Community. Coneert.—A soncert
of local talent was held in the
Foresters'. 'Hall' ons,Friday &ening
with. Harry Sturdy as chairman.
The program was opened ,with a
number by the orchestra, 'composed
of Bert Craig,• Gordon MeClinchey
and Joe Carter with ArtInir Yung`,
rot at the piano. This- was fol-
lowed by a ladies' enartette, 'Mrs.
•W. •Bradnock, Mrs. J. H1Ilm, Mrs.
G. Dobie, Mrs. Deo Haines, ac-
companied by; Mrs. lir. J. Craig; a
trio, ' Margaret Jackson„ Evelyn.'
Raithby and June ainninghani, ac-
companied by 'Mrs. R. D. Mbnro ;.
saxophone solo by Stuart. Toll, ac-
companied by Miss M, Hall; solo
by Mrs. -.Gordon Taylor, accom-
pan:lea .by Miss Margaret Jackson;
'duet by Mrs.' Taylor. and Miss"
Marion ,Taylor; reading, Mrs.. Wm.
Raggitr;-.8-61o, Miss Jetrid Ander-
son;, number by the Westfield male
quartette, Harvey. • Murrhy and
Gerdon1me,11 and Lloyd Wal-
den, aceompanied by Miss E. Walsh;
duet, Mrs. G. McClinchey and Miss
Saille.Carterl reading., Mrs. 'Donald
'rowler. *A one -act play, "Swept Off
His -Feet," was presented by. the
.ping people of S„S. No. 16, , East
Avanosh: Jewel McClinchey, Lois
Taylor, etiontia Gow, Carl Mills,
Donald Campbell and Bilr'Patter-
son. This was .followed by a• duet
by Mrs. W.. T. Robison and Mrs.
Donald Fowler. The quartette kav-
Ored with another number and en-
core. •.Pour quilts Which Were made
by the ladies of the •141 bWid
were. auctiOned off and were
rir-
ehedby1'lisy- Gordon
Taylor,. • Gortron, ..Mselinehey and
Alvin,Plunkett. A vote of thanks
wasextended to all who had taken
part in the 'program, also to the
ladies Of the hall. board who spon-
sored ,the concert. The • progr,am.
concluded With a 'number -by the
orchestra and the PKing.l' Lunch
W111.3 served to the.artists. 'Proceeds
are in aid .of. the cominunity hall
project.
• AMUR] Meetillg,, of Knox. United
limn-h.—The annual meeting of•
York:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson
of Toronto attended tile funeral
of Janos 'Finkel.' last. Satuiday.
• 4.Irs. Wm, ,Straughan is visiting
her daughter, MM. ThOS. Jardin,
Belgrare.
Mis§ "Elaine' Johnston- hai lair;
chased the Beauty aion of Mrs.
Allan "Fraser at Exeter and gets
possession '`e.bruary, tot. We wish
Elithae every suecess, MLA' John-
ston has been„employed vfith Mrs.
Fraser for the. Titst font ,,ars.
Miss jetrid Anderson,
daughter of Mrs. W. T. Robison,
left on Wednesday for Port 'Col-
borne, where she has accepted a
position on the new General Hos-
pital staff: Miss Anderson, who iS
a ,grad•uate of Stratford General
Hospital, took a post -graduate
course at the Royal Victoria WS,
pit al,Montreal. •1.
The Horticultural Society intends
holding a meeting in • the gear
future an,d in the meantime Would
advise anyone wishing to -join 'to
do so immediately, as orders for
spring planting must be sent in
February.
For the service at the Pnited
Church next Stnday the minister,
Rev. C. C. WaShington, has chosen.
to speak on the Subject, "A Man for
Every Cerner." It will be in pre-
paration for the Easter program
of the church, °which will be an-
nounced the following Sunday,
nhich is the first Sunday in Lent.
Funeral' of James Fluker. — The
funeral of James Pinker was held
from the. Arthur funeral home on
Saturday, service being conduota,
by Rev. Jas. Bright of .Dungannon
United Church, assisted by Rev.
C. C. Washington of Auburn;United
Church. The pallbearers were
P0 '
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li,"nox.T.,InI,ted Church, Auburn, WaS
held .in the Stgid.nY Sqlpol rooin
on. weancedtly, Jetwary.201,1, with
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11 splendid attendance. After a
.pot -luck dinner and social 'hour.
Rev. C. C. Washington took Charge
and condileted devotional exereises.
4TA short memorial service was held
for those in -the eongr•egation whf,1
had Passed on in9,1050. The reports
of the various organizations In-
diCatcd-encouraging growth In all
department's of the chnreh work
'tinder the leadership of Rev. A. G.
'ewitt' and Rey. C. C. Washington.
It wag' especially gratifying to
know there is; a very substantial
balance on hand, since flitting the,
year Many improvements were made
in th‘church. property. The, SUn-
day Sehool. repOrted a successful
year; both in attendance and, in
work accomplished. Mrs. Toll, re -
,porting for the W.M.S, spoke of the
increase in givings, of the contents
of the' bale sent for ,church relief
abroad, of the box sent to Halifax
for, aid in port work among new
Canadians, and of the 4P0eCiatioa
by shut-ins of visits made them and
Ohristnias parcels recelited. The
5Iission „Band sent parcel§ to. mis-
Sionariee for children in 'Trinidad
and Japan, a. ,parcel and gift of
money to United Church relief
abroad and -used Christmas' cards
to England. „A junior congregation
was organized under the leadership
of Mrs. .C. 0. Washington, 'with an
appreeiative attendance every 4un-
day. Miss E. Mutch was re-elected
church treasurer, Mr. W. Btraughan
.1,1•••••
missionary treasurer, and.
JA:oom. Cluirch secretary. Mr.
Earl Wighttuan was Ire -elected to
the. SesSion. MeSsrs. Chas. Scott,
,Oliver Anderson,..and' Keith A.ithur
were "elected- • to', the, board (it
stew404 for a* three-year term.
The auditors elected were Mrs.. G.
McClinchey ai4d Mrs. -A. Grange;
the ushers, Mss, Sturdy,
.W., Washington, N; Arthur, S. Ball,.
R Munro, C. Seett and 11.-Me-
CliiicheY.' Rev, 0, C, Washington
closed•the nieeting wiell prayer..
BENVIILLER
BENMILLDR, 4an,
leS"."-aervis. of tHoltnesville spent
Sunday ,with her.raother, Mrs: Polly
Walters, and Floyd. -
The W.A. meeting will be held
on February 7th at the home ot
Mrs. Frank Allin. Hostesses will
be Mrs. A. M. Straughan, Mrs,
Fletcher Fisher, and Mrs. Frank
Allin,
Mr. and Mr.s. A. M. Straughan
• spent Sunday in Dungannon with
Mr. and Mrs. K. K, Dawson and
• family. •
Mr- and Mrs, B. W. Aiunnings,
with their. daughter 'Lucy, haye • re-
turned from a trip to Richmond,
Virginia, where they attended the
miarriage of their only son, Wilfred
A., to (Hilda Mae, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Graham of that
city.
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Seventy-two per cent, of the
earth's surface is water.
WEEKLY :11 VICE
tinder) the supervisto, M'. the' •
Unroll Connty Health Unit, a, week-
ly *JAW health centre •-,was opened
Jn the Torwn Ni11'• on Tkitiscilay
last, under. the sPonXereldi? ?of OW
Kinettif tilub, which was repre.'
soured by Mrs. C. 'D. Robinson.'
Miss Dorothy Wieko Public health,
.aurse, was in charge, and N*8 Jean:
Marshall assisted, Infanta and
pre-school children were hronglit
by their mothers • to be, Weigtketl:
and one of the tinrsea- Consulted
with the mothers, regarding thei
mental and phAical •-contl#I0n, and
*Ogress of. the child and ,problems
,5 with Pre-OChool
She may have encounterh
ed. Tis
organization extends an inititatiot
to ail inotlien‘
children to come on Thursday after.1
noonos between 2 and 4 Oak '
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