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+CHURIrH NEWS.
KnQX United Church,
Auburn held its an-
niversary service last
Sunday with Mr, Rick
Hawley as the speaker.
Special . music was
supplied by, the Wesley-
Willis United Church
.. Choir of Cambridge. The
Choir sang an "Introit
and two anthems, "Let
Not Your Heart Be
*Troubled" and "Amen".
Mrs. Bonnie Gowman: of
Cambridge sang a solo,
"How Lovely are Thy
Dwellings".
--Maurice -Bean- led in a
prayer litany for the
anniversary "and Mr,
Hawley's sermon was
entitled, "Who Plays
God?"
Mrs. Florence
Wightman presided at the
organ and Mrs'. Nancy
Park at the piano and
provided ' music before
and during the service.
A fellowship hour and
lunch followed after the
servi rA
LIONS CLUB
The Auburn and
District Lions Club held
their meeting last
Wednesday in the Auburn
Community Hall with
dinner served . by
members of the United
Church Women. This was
Ladies' Night and the
Lions and their guests
from Howick Lions Club,
Blyth Lions Club, Ripley
Lions Club and Goderich.
Lions Club were
welcomed by Lion
President Steve Carn-
pbell.
The secretary, Lion
Bob Worsell, gave his
report which was adopted
on motion of, Lion Fred
Lawrence and Lion
Donald Haines.
The treasurer, Lion
Doug Chamney, gave the
financial statement
which wasaccepted on,
motion of Lion Marinus
Baker.. and Lion Walter
Marchl. . J
The induction of a new
member, Glen Webster,
was led by Lion Don
Coghlin and included
other guest Lions. Glen's
sponsor was Lion
Marinus Baker.
Correspondence was
read by Lion president
Steve and it was decided
to give Blyth Figure
Skating Club -a donation__
The guest speaker was
Rosella Spero who
presented a speech and
film on multiple
sclerosis. -
SILVER TOPS'
The Silver . Tops held
their first euchre party of
the autumn season last
Tuesday evening with six
tables in play. Winners
were: high lady, Mrs.
James Glousher, low
lady, Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson, high man,
Ted Mills, low man; Jack
Hallam and novelty, Mrs.
Elma McFarlane.
4-H NEWS
Pam Losereit, the first
vice-president of Auburn
2, -4-H Club, opened the
meeting with the 4-H
pledge. Marjorie- - Siert -
sema read the minutes of
the previous meeting.
The members answered
the ,roll z call by each
telling the two home
activities they had
chosen.
Discussions took place
on - hot snacks, saucy
' franks, crispy chicken
wings, bitty pizzas and
deep dish pizza. The
microwave oven and how
it works,. was reviewed
and all . members an-
swered a quiz on the
subject. Toasters and
broiler ovens were
discussed with regards to
types. Efficient use of
electric ranges was also
discussed. - - - All members took part
in the making of saucy
franks.and bitty pizzas.
HQRTICULTUtE
MEETING
Mrs. Maisie Bray of
Lion's Head, District
President of District 8
will be guest speaker at
the Auburn Horticultural
Society next Monday
evening, October 27 at 8
p.m. in the Community
Memorial Hall.
Plans for this coming
meeting were made at an
executive meeting held
last Wednesday at the
home of the president,
MrS. Ro s Robinson, ,
There will be door
prizes and the lunch
committee Will be Mrs.
Frances Clark, Mrs.
Donald Haines and Mrs.
Stewart Ball.
SOCI-AL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Lawlor and Andrea of
RR2 Thorndale visited on
Thanksgiving Day with
Mr. Lawlor's parents,
Mr. and. Mrs. Tom
Lawlor.
Mr. and• Mrs. Charles
Handy of Monteler,'Ohio,
visited last Saturday with
Mrs. Handy's niece, Mrs.
Tom Lawlor and Mr.
Lawlor.
Miss Isabel Fox of
Blyth and Mrs. Lorne
McDonald of Seaforth
were guests on
Thanksgiving Sunday
with Miss Laura Philips
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Johnston.
Mrs. Myrtle Munro
visited last week in
Toronto with her son,
Robert Youngblut, Mrs.
Youngblut, Susan, Bruce
and Kristen.
Mrs. R. Beard • of
Mitchell, Mrs J. 1 unn• of
Seaforth and Mrs. J.
Hodgins of Wingham
were recent visitors with
Mrs. Tom Jardin.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Bennett of Amherstburg
visited his aunt, Mrs.
Elva Straughan last
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. - and Mrs.
Emmerson Rodger and
Everett Taylor of
Maitland Manor were
guests last Saturday
evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Hallam in
Goderich. •
Mrs. Gordon Miller
visited last week with her
daughter, Mrs:, Ron
Elliott in Mississauga.
Mrs. Karl Hawley of
Cambridge returned
i en -re- ast Thursday after
visiting with Rick, Linda,
Beth and Amy Hawley.
Misses Jean Houston
Omegas meet.....
• from page 15,
then gave a definition of
philosophy, followed by a
few well-known exam-
ples. Using the Chapter's
program book, Jan led a
discussion dealing with
the future of humanity,
relating it to such topics
as religion, education and
medicine.
During the business
meeting, president Mary
Marsh asked each
committee to describe its
function for the benefit of
the guests.
The social committee
decided not to hold a
Hallowe'en party this
year, since. the Chapter
has been so active this
fall. The shopping ex-
pedition to Toronto will
take place on Saturday,
November 8th, but the
method of transportation
is still under discussion.
The ways and means
committee distributed
tickets for the grocery
draw, being held .by the
Epsilon Beta Chapter,
on November 29th. Gail
Hiltz displayed the
beautiful quilt which will
be giv P l away at this
Chapter's draw on March
28th, 1981, again
distributing tickets where
needed.
The service committee
recommended giving a
subscription of "World"
magazine. (for ages 8 and
up), to the hospital
waiting room. A motion
to this effect was carried
unanimously. This
committee also outlined
the possibilities for a
scholarship fund to he set
up at Clinton high school,
from both Chapters of
Beta Sigma Phi:
The members decided
to order several copies of
the Beta Sigma Phi
"Golden Anniversary
Cook Book", with the idea
of selling any extra books
at the bake sale on
November 29th, at the
town hall.
At the end of the
'meeting, Jan served, a
delicious apple crisp.
and Jean Jainieson of
Toronto visited last
weekend with Mrs.
Frances Clark,
Visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Rick Hawley and
family on the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Noble
Lytle, 'Mrs. Ernest
Halliday and Mr. and
Mrs. ,Ross. Hawley all of
Cambridge.
MrS. E:nunerson
Rodger land� Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock enjoyed a bus
trip to Toronto last
Thursday to see Mame at
the Limelight Dinner,,
Theatre in Toronto.
Miss Margaret R.
Jackson. of Huronview
visited last week for a few
days' with Mrs. Catherine
Jackson.
by Mary 'Weiner,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Preszcator, Bill, Debbie
and ' M'ehael, Mr. a,nd
ChrMrs. iPaye BresxeaLisator,
stine, ,
Christopher and Greg,
Mrs. Larry
Mr, and Mr . S
Dillon, Michelle and
Br.adley.' ' spent
Thanksgiving Day. with
Mr. and 'Mrs. Steve Lee
and Amanda of .Strathroy
when they held a family
dinner,
We are' pleased to
report that Ron Herman
was able to getout of the
hospital on Friday and
come home to the
, Stevenson's.
Thanksgiving Sunday
dinner guests with Mr.
and .Mrs. Jim Preszcator,
Bill, Debbie and Michael
were her h r fatnil,y,, Mr. and.
Mrs. rill Flood of Mit-
chell, Mr. and Mrs, Bill
Dowsan, Brenda, Bonnie
and John of Varna, Mr.
and Mrs. John Jewitt,
Carol, Judy, Danny, Bill
and Paul, Mr. and Mrs,
Ross Jewitt, Lori and
Scotty of Clinton and
friends David and Kathy
Jewitt of Clinton, Mr. and.
Mrs, - Don Jewitt and
Ryan, Alma Corners, Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Jewitt of
Seaforth and Larry
Jewitt and . Pat of
Toronto.
Mrs. Terence Hunter is
out of Coderich Hospital
and she and Mr. `hunter
are. staying with her
daughter ;and. family, Mr,
and Mrs, John Thompson
and Bob:
Sharon Thonnpson of '
Toronto and Brian
Nesbitt of London spent
the weekend .Rat Thom.-
pson's. On Saturday they
attended . Brian's first
cousin's wedding in Owen
Sound. •
Mrs, Barbara Veltman
of Vancouver, B.C. spent
the- weekend With her
brother and familY, Mr.
and Mrs, Paul Stevenson,
David, Darren and
Luanne,
Court Constantine
L1842 held their Ladies'
Night, October 15, There
were 12 tables of . ladies
playing euchre and
e
most points,
s were; xno , po its,
Sharon Dalton; low,
Marjorie Bickell;. door
Alice Buchananx
cup, Marjorie
prize,
lucky
Bickell,
A penny ,sale was held
after the euchre and
lunch eras served and a
social time Was spent,
Quotable
quote
When awonan closes
s
her lips up tight, you may
depend on it she is going
to bite. - J. J. Proctor, The
Philospher in the
Clearing, 1897
Where customers send their friends
9 Main St. Seaforth
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