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'CO,1104t4.1,4 :to 4s JMar,
.Haines : *Oh Winiilhg'bigiF;••
tqr, ber vOCabsolo at the ge'dertell,
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'Mr. and Mrs, Duncan. MaeNayt cepted. IP4ns,Were: ingtle• for,the
Barbor4-. And Johnny . spent '& ,thk. 'OhServaek Ottke.
wek-end in London with herbro- of t49 'Pegsb$rterfair"Wc144';:triti
• ither," John WOry.-itlksz• Weir 6-1.4%; reading: on !,61Nlother!;,.!,
Joan and: Bobby." and , the Obse&*
ven.,of 1.day
Nlbitto .FestIval lAtintiers4-4.1*0 of .was giVen by*, ; 'Davies.4
the ditrict Scheele „Wok -Partin solo was sung bY Mts. W. tWad
the music festival 400 tecenty At ;n9c)r„"%, lunch:Vas aertted•bY tMrs
Belgrave. Mrs. aiLiTily.41eDowell Haines," gietated
the,,Annsig. supervisor for, Bea, ,Henn -• ,
WowaSioghi''' VA& NO.. th- -Ladies" Aid,,411teg(Latile,,S1',4t4
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- "Mrs: mantle Youn_gbitit,, as teacher,*Knox Presbyterian Chorea met 'ex
von first place 'With' the' unison the • eMlehts104,,, OP the WMS with
chorus -at the Hullett Music Fest- the president, frs. 41,„Pavies, in
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ival. They also won first at code -charge.„, Plans, were made send
rich. This scheol, placed second four tevi.,Anitatl., 'Capin this
at Belgrave,-with the same unison simmer, Varbara Sanderson, Bar -
chorus. Betty Mae Youngblut won lbara. MaKay,' Linda Andrews, and
first Place with her solo :in the Jannett Dobie. ••
class for girls, 14 years and under. St. Mark's Anglican Guild. -The
US4_11No4.41,„witiairs.:Beth...Lans- -May-msteting-ot--Ste-iMarkfa-Angit.
as teacher, won 'first' place with can Guild was held 'at,the home of
their rhythm band, winning the NO, Fordyce Clark last Tuesday.
- Belgrave Women's Institute shield. 'Mrs. Bren de Vries :gave a reading
• They also plated second with their on "GOO Giving and Ours.” Mrs.
• 2 -part chorus. Other Winners were: , Clifford. Brown - spoke on Seager
Norinan Lockhart, _firstplace in Hall of Huron 'College. Mrs. Gor-
the solo classfor changed--Vnicesi, don R. 'Taylor gave a humorous
• Nancy Anderson, first place in solo 'readtng--on,---the "Ancient 'Church
• class, 9 years and under,• Grace -Canvassers.' ' Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt
Bromley, second plagln the same told- about a confirmation service
class;- Larry Lockhart( second on an Indian Reserve. - (Mrs. de
place in the boy's sole, :1 years and Vries was presented with• two
tin e ekhart,-fifith-place-iii---beautiful-eups, and saucers as
• 6 ''s solo, 11 years and under. remembrance ' of the Guild. - The
Presb erian WMS The MS
WhiteGroupof IltpV‘Q„„cp. et -Knox IPA 19onitay Mem:. ,". -MiSa Matg7
,„..e0.yteFiej0Phliteh."-,Met.last Sol,' got Clark presided at the organ
urda3r. Marilyn and '•during the offertory'..twooir
.4 ... 'ono3' . • Love: to Tell - the.; StITY
,00:441iLogrost;,,y4 the with the .Solo. parts taken by Mias
'1090er; grg:friongi4 Haines. . Mary .Ellen /Met. -sacrament Of .401
e.04.or0,0!re0149 ,SPrit/t4e , The • baptism was given to; $osen'i#,
senior grouppre painting the • map Elaine, infant' daughter of ;Mr. and
of Apo along with: their study •Mrs. Frank. Nesbitt-, (koclOterits,
of the little. boy, Knjle. were Miss.. Mary Clark,..*VStrat-
, -Mother's - Day Observed. Mo- ford, and Christopher Butehinson;
tilers Day was:. observed in all the • of :Auburn. - 'The '11OWC1'S '41•1 the
churches itt.the district. .The Otit- altar were, Placed in inemery ;of
edChurch --choirwas composed of the. late Mrs; ',David HamiltonbyMothers, ;wearing tulips as ,corsages her daughterS.... At the conclusion
on their gowns. During the ser- of the' .sermon, the Rector said it
vice, •holy baptism was administer- was hard to realize that it was
ed to the following children: Wilda , the last sermon- in St. Mark's
Jayne, daughter of !Mr. and .Mrs.' Church _where: he been . rector
• bed., __Arthur.Karet_Afargaret,.....for4he4tistijaree-and-alalf-years..
daughter of Mr and Mrs. LioN• He thanked everyone for. the .many
MeClinchey; Gregory Elmer, son kind gifts given to him and 'his',
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur; family. The . new rector,
Douglas Eric, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meaily, of London, will be in
GordonChamney. At the. morn- charge of the service next Sunday
ing service on Mardi 9th, Gorden morning. The new rector and "his
Wayne, sop '�f Mr. and Mrs. Gordon wife pine to Ca,nada from Ireland
Powell and Harold Lawrence, son one year ago. The members of St.
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer, M -ark's regret the departure of
were baptized. The minister Rev. ,,de Vries and his family but
nounced that the new addition to will welcome mt.. andMrs.. Meally
the Sunday school room would be to' their small church.
-dedicated May 25th by Rev„C-harles1-7-aaptira-Church.
Daniel; .,.ehairman of the Huron conducted*a special service at the
Presb ter . This e t e oc- Ba • tist"th
e c lure ---deeefitga-*1 eatiti-
ful bouquets of .fiowers. The.
theme of hie sermon was in keep-
W.M.S. ing uDayn.
of Knox it'eck' •
.- The
WAVI.S. of Knox United Met-bn
Tuesday afternoon. The. president,
Mrs. Earl Wigbtman, gave the• -call
to--wership7-Mra.--Haroltrirebater
gave an encouraging. • treasurer's
report 4and •thc. supply secretary,
Mrs. William .Straughan, gave. her
report. (Mrs Ernest Durnin then
took charge of the program. The
'Scripture was Teld by Mrs. R.
Easom. A chapter of . the study
book on Japan was ,given by Mrs.
Gordon IVIeClinchey. Mrs i- William
T. -Robison gave a • talk on Chtis-
tian Citizenship. (Mrs. Everett
Taylor favored with two , lovely,.
mouth -organ- selections, • •aceoriipan-
ed by Mrs. Kenneth McDengall.
Fred, Plaetzer read .a letter
from -Miss Amy • Schatiflu, a
sionary in Africa. Mts. H. Web-
ster andMrs. IL S. Hiltz,' who were
delegates to the W.M.S. Presbyter-
ial, prepared and presented two
splendid reports. Mrs. Durnin
thanked all who had takes- part. •
The ,Wingharn and District
'Min-
isterial Association met.at Auburn.
Knox -United Church- •onMonday-
afternoon. The devotions were
taken by Rev. It. S. 'Hiltz. A film
on Bermuda was shown 'by,Rev...C.
E. Peacock,. of, Bayfield. ••This'is
-
the last meeting of the year of this
-association." Lunch was served by
Mrs. Hiltz • and Mrs. Eustace, of
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McClarty and
• J-23 •family, Of Goderich, and, Mr. -and'
Mrs. Percy Youngblut and -family,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Nelson
McClarty. •,
(Mr. and Mrs., Harry Arthur, Judy,
Mark and 'Gregory, visited on Sun-
day with her parents, (Mr, ancl1VIrs,
Elmer -Keller,-at. BlYth--
. Mrs. • Oscar Ament Was able to
leave .Goderichhospital and is re-
cuperating at the home of her son.
Miss Ethel.- Washington, of Gode-
rieh, • spent the- week,nd visiting
with Mrs. Charles Straughan.
Mr: and Mrs. Donald Campbell
'and family .visited on Sunday, with
her mother, Mrs. Stanley Johnston.
Rey, -James Elliott, Mrs. 'Elliott
and Margaret, of Chesley, visited
last Friday with her cousin, Gordon
Taylor, and :Mrs. Taylor,
Mr. and (Mrs. Maitland Allen re-
turned last *Monday from a two -
weeks' visit with 'relatives at Flint„,
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Mrs -John Graham...spent the
week -end with Mrs. Roulston at
Wingham.
• Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
(Major Youngblut were ,Mr. Keith
Youngblut, of Kingston, and iMiss
Patr-iela--Yetingblutr-of---Wingham.
Keith left for Spraggue inNorthern
Ontario where he will be employed
for the summer.
Mr. Clifford'Brown•and son, Wil-
liam, attended a meeting of his
gas company in London recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Asquith, Anne
and George, of Islington, were
week -end visitors 'with his parents,
Mr. and Mra. 'Charles Asquith.
• 4H Club • Meets. -The fifth meet-
ing of the Auburn Armettes was
held at the home of Mrs. Etl.
Davies last Friday evening. Miss
Shirley Patterson, Home Econom-
ist for Huron _County, was the
guest for the evening. The presi-
dent,. Betty Youngblut, presided.
Bernice (McDougall, the secretary,
read the minutes of, the previous
meeting. The leader, Mrs. Alfred
Nesbitt, gave out bottles, so the
girls could send to. the Department
of Agriculture a sample of their
well water. The leader also spoke
on accidents outside the home and
Mrs. Davies told of the numerous
accidents which occur inside the
home, and stressed the lesson on
Safety first, Miss Patterson was
introduced to the club members
and speke on* Achievement Day.
She showed Ake girls how to fill
out their- Hbnie and Myself"
charts. A discussion on posturt
followed; also a demonstration on
first aid. 1.itineh Was served by
June and Barbara Baechler,
Mrs. Robert Miller, of' Regina,
,and Edmund Ott and -Miss Ruby
,
visitors with (Mr. and 'Mrs. George
Schneider and family.
Mrs, A: E. Henry, of. Exeter,
visited last week with Mr. and
*Mrs. Robison: •
Mr. and Mrs. Beverley French
and family, of Detroit, visited on
Sunday with her parents, 'Mr. and
Mrs. George Beadle.
•
Visitors over the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs'. Harry 13eadle were
Gorden 'Beadle, of Hamilton, and
P':it‘PilP4`-P.,' -114014P
'HowarBaer comluctedlhe
sectiofl, Mrs: 'Leonard TiShee
ranged the develunnalitafter winch'
frgw*Afh
Att''iroPressiVeVeereniony, in
*which, Ave new ,Members reeePted•
,badge. The„ W0474,
'committee repelled that t hg,,
blanket- project' was very .snePOsiP:
11/1- ad; 94 hand' fOri•distribUtioh•
in bales,- PM; Were some AO
hiankets„ and Motor rugs.
Dona-
tions for payment of these. Were.
requested frOm, the ,SOeletY- Mein -
hers. The study hook Was interest-
ingly taken by Mrs. Fletcher
Fisher. • -
An appropriate meditation read
by Mrs. A; M. Straughan welled
the W.A. portion of the meeting.
The roll call was answered with
the naming of a spring sound.
The secretary,IVirs. Hugh David-
son, ,read the, minutes of the last
ther-cericeepOride tide:
The report from the treasurer,
Mrs. Franklin •Mitehell, indicated
funds were a little low so
• plans for a bake sale were com-
pleted. The parsonage committee.
Mrs. Nornia Hazlitt, and Mrs. Ralph
Jewell, reported work finighed in
the manse kitchen. Those who
•were unable to attend the recent
•tea there were kindly invited by
Mrs. S. A. Moote to come in to
_improvements . anytime.
The (Mission Band leaders are.filan-
ning some summer activity for the
Miss Carol Beadle, of London.
lAirs. Gordon R. Taylor is. visiting
with her daughter, •Mrs. Ronald
Rathwell, Mr. Rathwell and 'Mich-
ael John, at St. Catharines.
• iMiss,Ella- Wagner,- BeN., has re-
turned to her home at Wyandotte,
-Mich., after spending her vacation
with her sister, Miss Minnie Wag-
ner, and other relatives. •
• Mr. William L. Craig reports see-
ing a beautiful squirrel several
times at the overhead railroad
'bridge. Mr. Squirrel has ,a silver
• tip on his tail. As this is an un-
• usual- sight, we Wondered if any-
one else has had this pleasure.
Hortitulture, Society., - The ex-
,
ecutive af the Auburn Horticulture
Society ,met iast Tuesday evening
in the Public Library room. • The
president, Mrs. Bert Craig, was, in
• charge. A • committee of, Mrs.
Frank Raithby, Mrs. 'Duncan Mac-
Kay and Herbert •Govier were rim-
ed to assist in the planning ,of
plants for the, school grounds of
US.& No. 5. All conveners of the
village flower -beds are asked to
have. their order tor plants in to
•the secretary soen. The .orders
for the bulbs for the fall planting
must be in before June 21st. These
bulbs are coming direct, from Hol -1
land. -Other business was discuss-
ed and,plans made for the summer
season.
ijiI • -
•
• gLyen from those'
attending
Presbytery $1401
.ingthe day. 49, „Written, report
was given by Mrs. 4,tfgh 1141(1. an.
V411PO4,tat,_'- .P0 Durst, Mrs.
Moore,At10,..1Nit'At.$;,:,.;44iNtoet, giving
their hAPXsa.9P4 � gte •,149004g-.
as volL...,Tlie'14dieS Were balVr-W
see: the. redeebratiOn Of the •antit
toriuni cOMPleted 'c and ailpinge,-
Ments' wereto:O(lo' to *ail Up, in
time for the =Others' Day service,
liewelter,'•the o*ial",epenitirwill
be inJune. Thef).inertibers pre-.
sent 'enjoyed a lunch, prepared by
the hostesses, %fro. Ralph
1Iis. Arthur NaSkell, lMrs. Grant
MaePhee, -and 'Miss Beulah Long.
KINGSBRIDGE, May_12. - Mr.
Schefter, of aVllldmay, has been
,vi5iting„. with his dsitgliter,-Mrs
Louis 'Hogan, and famil,V.
Joseph'Courtney returned
to her: home last week after two
weeks at Victoria 'Hospital, London.
Mrs. Eldon Austin visited' with the
Joseph Courtney family last week,
but is with her mother, 'Mrs. Fin-
leon, of St. Augustine, at the pre-,
sent time. • Eldon Austin, of the
SS. Forestdale, spent a day here
with his family. during the past-
" Congratulations ti Mr, and Mrs.
Fred' Crawford-. on the -birth of a
6th. ---- •
•
„Mr. Peter Lierman, of Western
University, is now enjoying-: his
vacation •and spent last week -end
with relatives in Langton.
Mr. Walter Clare and his father,
Wm. Clare, visited yvith the Ryan
family in_Chesley on -Sunday.
Miss Frances Dalton has com-
pleted her year's studies at' West-
ern UniVeitity, and is engaged at
the Norman O'Connor home for
QVgAnell innu PA4V,i(is,
f440,40, 4449,A '44114 ••t gun.
week. „:„ ; , _warE.
Mrs.- 14P0 Aleerliet*Ati Ow PP/Az,' 0:6.010,
iraleseingOt he.,r hone, after •,Sey4' 040,01' 'meel
eral weatkvitt Ooderiak AQsPit41,,br.0110' .
, 61 4. ,
Windsor-and`:04,Y,0,40iO.e ol
''a44•04###::,by
vyiling‘i.V1040$'4A pleasing 14:0$16
John -Hughes anct.',1fter 13ettter,,,
We are sorry z ito2 lar- �f the
death..-. of .,(Ntr4:cpu;
Augustine, in St. Joseph's ups*
London, ' on ,%.1Sattirdsv. after a
month's illness there. tMrs. rorPf.
was the former ,Mary Ellen -Keane
of this parish. The-fifileral- will
take plaee ins St. Augustinechurch
on Tuesday at 10.0%
''Given
Conference Riport.
Tfirlirff.r-OTIVOrtli Street 'Un-
ited Church met in the church hall
when the president. Mrs. D.
Mooney, opened the meeting with
prayer. The secretary, Mrsf J.
Miller, read the minutes of the
last meeting and Mrs. H. Turner
gave the -treasurer's report.
Mrs. Peers gave a report on the
bales and -requested mbre baby
ASENVILIDii MAY' and
Mrs. Shillroth 'and children, of
Owen, . Sound,, visited with Mr.
Hector 'MacLean .last 'week-exid.
Miss Beverley 'MacKenzie, of, , ,,•,
Brantford, and Miss Maryanne :•
West, of 'Elmwood, were home for •
Miss (Muriel Famish, of London,
spent the week -end with her mo-
ther, Mrs. K. Farrish. • .
Miss 'Mae1 Thomps 'n • and
Arthur Thoihpson, of Dungannon,
visited with Mrs. Kitson on Sun- •
day.
Mrs. Neil Macdonald is visiting
her' daughter, Mrs. Thos. Bogie,
at Lambeth.
• (Highway, 21 - 3 miles
• north of Goderich)
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