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Auburn news,.
• from page 12
Worsell were Mrs. Rod
Singh, Kecia, and Kara
and Mrs. Tom Morris,
• Monique and Megan and
Miss Jennifer Grange all
of London and Mr. Frank'
Pentland of Dungannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Me Corey
of Clinton visited on
Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Johnston and
Miss Laura Phillips.
Mrs. Harry Arthur
visited last Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Keller at Dublin.
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock
was a guest last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Nicholson of Seaforth oh
the occasion of . their
wedding anniversary. His
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Nicholson, were
also guests and
celebrated their 61st
anniversary as did Mr.
and Mrs. John Menheere
of RR 2 Dublin. Also
present were Stephen,
David and Paul
Menheere and Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Nicholson,
Laurie and Connie of Port
Albert.., ti
OBITUARIES
Members pj St. Mark's
Anglican'CT urch learned
of the death or a former
rector (1965-1968), Rev. E.
Gladstone )
Pakenham of 105(PeterCherry
Hill Boulevard, London in
his 81st year at the
Westminster Campus of
Victoria hospital. '
He i"s survived by his
wife, Anne (Pocock)
(Powell) and step-
children Jack and Beth
O'Bright of Thamesford
and their three children,
John, Genyne and Sara.
A memorial service
was held last Thursday at
the Beattie Funeral
Home in Clinton for Mrs.
Arthur ' Hallam who
passed away in Clinton
hospital on January 13.
Besides her husband,
she is survived by five
daughters, Mrs. Jim
(Grace) Cartwright of
RR 3, Blyth, Mrs. Evelyn
Caldwell of Goderich,
Mrs. Lois Rueger of
Exeter, Mrs. Elmer
(Betty) Debold of RR6
Goderich and Mrs. Joyce
Essery" of London. four
sons, Arthur of Fort St.
John, B.C., Raymond of
Goderich, Ralph of
Clinton, and Howard at
home; 18 grandchildren;..
two great-grandchildren;
three sisters, Mrs. Stan
(Alice) Wilson of London,
Mrs. Mervyn (Evelyn)
Falconer of RR3 Seaforth
and Mrs. Wilfred (Grace)
Hamel of Kitchener, and
two brothers, Mel Steep
of Cambridge and Albert
Steep of London.
Mr. and Mrs'. Hallam
and family resided for
many years in the
Auburn district before
they moved to Hensall
and Vanastra.
LIONS CLUB
Auburn and District
Lions Club held their
annual Ladies' Night in
the Auburn Community
Memorial Hall with
President Lion, Bud
chamney in the chair.
The minutes were
accepted as read by the
secretary Lion Bob
Worsell
The guest speaker,
District Governor Ron
Finlay, was introduced
by Lion Bill Crawford. He
spoke on Lionism and
was thanked by Lion
Randy Machan. District
Governor Ron presented
a Past President's, pin to
Lion Fred Lawrence with
the President's 100
percent award.
President Lion Bud
Chamney read
correspondence from LIF
Chairman Paul Schutz,
thanking them for their
ddnation.
The Lions Club
members are asked to
assist with two upcoming
snowmobile rallies;
Timmy snowmobile rally
on' February 4 and the
Auburn Poker Rally on
February 18.
Lion Don Coghlin from
the Howick Lions Club
presented Lion Steve
Campbell with a ,cheque
for the Auburn Lions for
work at the' Lions Club
Beer Tent at the
Ploughing match.
Plans were made to
hold an executive
meeting at the home of
the president on January
31.
-Auburn and Distri,ct
residents are reminded
that the A4burn burn Lions
have available free of
charge -crutches, canes, a
walker and a wheel -chair