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claw! The (i'ee, went out on
the Malitland .River on Sunday,
March 7th, at 'noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roar Rathlwell,
Michael ael •and -Janice of .1 ra: it=
font „ ;spent the (weekend with
her parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don R.. Taylor. Mrs.. Taylor re-
turned borne with, them for a
-week's -visit. • .
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies visit
ed an Friday .evening ,with Mr.
and iMies. Jim -H, itx ly •at D'uibli n.
{- W,e.._ •-airtee- pleaeed---to-- erepo nit-
-•
that Miss Rima Mach - is able'
to be around after cher illness
Several from this'community
attended the Ice Capades at-
Londou, lit week and enjoyed
the performance.
Mrs. Willie= Seers enter-
tained in', honor of her daugh-
ter Gail's llth Ibi;r.t:hday with
a dinner having birthday .cake,
and candles. The little guests
were Marie ,Pluinkett; Jane Bake -
Isar, Lynn Turner, Trudy 'Maeh-
an, Sheron Collins and Faye
Seers.
The Librarian of the Auburn
Pr�b1i>c
Library requests that all
Huron County Library books be
Mr. Frank Walters of Inger-
soll is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Arthur Grange, Jennifer and
Shelley.
Friends are pleased ,that
Jayne Arthur • was able to re-
turn home after her short ill -
n'
in C+lirvtoe hospital.
Winners- at --the epragreadVe
euchre, party last week -sponsor-
• ed 1by the Hall Board were:
High man, James Blake; second,
William J. Craig; high lady,
Mns. Keith Meehan; second,. Mrs.
Donald Plunkett. .'Most lone
hands, Mrs. Beet Craig.. Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Haines Were
in •charge of the games and the
lunch was served by Mrs. Thom-
as Lawlor, Mrs. Arnold Craig
and Mrs. Donald Haines.
,:Virs. Themes Hpggitt, Mrs.--
'C1i.ffard Brown andMiss Laura
Phillips visited an Sunday with
Mrs. George Beadle and Mrs. E.
Tebbutt at Hui-envie* and
Mens. William :Hutch and Miss
Dorothy Muttch in Clinton.
several D'ou'g people from
here attended the Deanery ser
v ice at Gorrie on Sunday even-
ing.
NIr. and IYIr . Peter Ifelli4e.
Hank andElizabeth Visited
friends in Seafortle over the
weeken4. -
Last week the ,,Fina station,
'Which"*Dazs MacInais has oper-
ated .for .a, few years, was clos-
ed. 1VLr. Cliff Brown, and Mn.
Madan/is are (going to be in
cisaxge. QC the hew B.A. station
-ohneKingstonean,d, -streets
lir Goderieh. ' •
' Bible School
Plans for the summer Daily
ti ace tion Bible School for this
community were started tin the
Auburn Baptist Church with re-
presentatives from the four
chlu:rches presennt. Mr. Crailg
Peters was the chairman foo -the
meeting. The financial state
ment by Bert Marsh was adopt
ed -and also the minutes read
by Mrs. W. Bradnock. It iwas
decided to have the school com-
mence on Judy 5th and to have
the • openi'mg service in St.
Mark's Anglican Church anid
the various classes to be held
11 ► i d`- -S'r r 0:
roomse 'feade.ns for the differ-
ent daises were: Pre-school,
;Mrs. Wilfred' Sanderson; prim-
ary, Miss Bernice McDougall;
juniors, Mas. Lloyd Humphreys;
senioits, Mrs. Craig Pegs. Miss
Colleen Wolfe of Londpn is to
be invited to assist with the
senior • elaS . ail 1.each._S
school will be asked for a don-
ation. Mr. Berlt''i Marsh was
a„Accci to be treasurer off the
school again.
C.G.I,T:
The Auburn. C.G.I.T. group
of Knox Pre:fbyterian Church
met a t the "name of Judy Ar thud•
with Margaret Sanderson pre-
siding. Scripture was read by
l.anda Baechlc:r. Barbara San-
dersoin gave a ,reading an mar -
lieges that -were fixed in the
Bible, , A duet was sting by
Diane" Kirkconnell and Brigitte
S.cliiichtirlg, aepotmtpanied by
Margaret Sanderson. A contest
on parts of a turkey was 'con-
ducted by Wendy Schneider.
The study on the life of Martin
Luther wa3 given lire Mrs. Wes
i3radnock. Owing to examin-
ations 'cc•minig stolon., there will
be no .meeting util iMa'r'eh 30th
olid, this ,,will be at the, home
a$ Diane Kirkeonaell. After
the- telesiug hymn , and Taps
Mrs. Haney Arthur served
lurieh. Mary .S.eeiderson thank-
d Mrs. Arthur. .
Prayer Service
•
The World Day of Prayer sr-
eiea:._.was... helc .,at,. -4 Bapti;9.
Ch erch with the four churches
represented. The leaders
the different women's societies
(led in the service. • Mns. Prank
RQtithby and Mrs. Bent Doran
were the leaders for the Bap-
ttist,Church and they were as-
sisted by Mrs. Wilfred Sander-
son, Knox Presbyterian WAILS.;
Mrs. Bert Craig, Knox U.C.W.,
and Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys, St.
Mark's Anglican Guild. Mrs.
Robert J. Phillips was organist
for the service and accompanied
the quartette cotmlposed of Mrs.
Donald Haines, Mrs. Ntorman
1yDaClinchery, Mrs. (Gordon, R.
Taylor and • Mats. William. J.
-Thee-Various- -pxaye
were taken by Mrs.. Thomas
Haggitt, Mrs. Wes , Bradnock,
Mrs. James' Jackson, Mrs. Bert
Doran. Others takiiig various
parts were 'Mrs. Norman Mo-
Cri•nchey, Mrs. Alfred Robinson,(
NLrs. Andirew Kirkconnell, Mrs.
Ed. Davies, Mrs. Oliver. Anders
mon an�d_ZVIms. `-CtriffOrd Brown.
The, speaker of the afternoon
was Mrs. Craig Pe tees -who
spoke on the theme, "What
doth the Lord require?" -
Prayer Service
Seventy-five- girls, members
of the Anbtreh -and Blyth C.G.
I.T. and Explorer groups; jour -
ed with the Lond•esb ro groups
.1-t Londessboro last Friday even-
ing ,tor their annual prayer. ser-
vice for. girls,. Mrs. Carman
Moon and ?furs. Dave Ajdenson
of the Londesboro C.G.I.T. led
the service and the organist
Was w - Mrs. • T..ini. Allen. ' The
choir, ,comp,osed of 'mnemlbers
of the. Londesboro , C.G.I.T.
group, led the service .of sang
under the direction of .Mrs. Al-
lan Shaddick. Guest speaker
was Rev, W. M. (Me Carson and
his theme was, "What doth the
Lord require?' The leaders of
the Londe.. hier° Explorers, 'Mrs:•
Jack Lee and Ars. Murray Lyon,.
showed Ilio —tn;';sionary ;film,
"Let's visit Trinidad.' The of-
fering was received by Helen
Anderson and John Howatt.
Alter the eierviee, all Wore _iii
vitedt the Sunday school :room
whet:.i1 ch was served. Thank-
inge Londeeboyo ,leaders -and.
girls were: Judy Arthur, Au-
burn C.G.I.T.; Shelley Grange,
"Aulburn Explorers; Maxine
4 -ewes, 131yfih • Explorers and
C.G.I.T.; Wendy Caldwell, Lon -
dss.+lporo 1,G.z.T, Jayne S'4e11,
ofthe Expioi•er,see plied.
St. Mark's Guild
The Ladies' Guild of St.
Mark's Angllieaziuuzh gnet at
the home of Mrs. Gordon" R.
Taylor with the hostess'° presitd-
ling. Mrs. Clifford Brown read
the ,Scripture and Mrs. Thomas
Iiaggiitt sled In °,prayers • • The
Bible study ways prepared' ley
M+rts. Fordyce •Clai k and this'
Was read by Mrs .l 'agtgitt,
d�14&Ci sTi n� ....( i�11101W� rC6(i' i7
meats were given on the hook,
"The eCenifortalble. Pew;" .and ft
was Att ggessted that atll mein
tiers read this book and also
,the . book, "Upon This Rock,"
which "is ,available at the • Au-
burn Library. .A 'piano solo
was play.er*i--_ey Mfrs,., Robert J.
Phillips. Mrs. An -drew 'Ki,nk•
Connell .gave, the tmr; sionary
theme on wvomee's church work
in the different dioceses, Mies.
Ed.•• Davies gave a reading on
thoughts; of early spring and
also a ;humorous., reading on
"The Comfortable P•ew.'f Mrs.
Taylor (thanked all who had
taken part and turned the meet-
ing over •o e` p esliiezvt, Mas.
Lloyd Hunip'1'reys.. The min-
utes were read by 1Mrs. John
Daer. The -treasurer, Mrs. Gor-
don R. Taylor, gave the financ-
ial statement. The Guild de-
cided 'to buy Psalm books for
Knox
Presbyterian
teiri
an
�' Church in
mem-o y - .ef-the--ltate- 1V ---He
sberl --•Gooier who: -had- ;been --a
regular attendant at the meet-
ings for many years. An in-
vitation to St George's Guild,
Goderich, on April 7th was ac-
cepted. A report was given on
the Blyth rectory by Tins. Thom-
as Iliaggitt. Asuccessful. ,APP
(h
tion was held. Mns. Taylor
served a Lunch, assisted by Mas.
Ed: Davies arid Mrs. Robert
Phillips. TM
At the Auburn Horticultural Society presentation, from left to
right: Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor; Mrs. Robert J. Phillips; Mrs,
Williaxrr Straughan; Mrs. Ed Davies; Mrs., Arthur Grange,
Photo by Bradnock
AUBURN.—Two Auburn her-
ucti'Ituriststt%vere lionorec i y ie'
uresentatio z of diploma for
Meritorious- service , ito HOeti-
Culltua'e at the March aneeting
of the Aubuilt Horticulture So-
ciety iwhen they met in the
Auburn Community Memorial
l
lel e 1ladies
Th,
so
honored
d
re -WS; rEd =Davies_ .ancl,Mits.
William- S i'awg tan.. Mrs. `;tab-
ort J. Phliltilips and Mrs. Arthur
;Grange pinned lovely corsages
en these ladies and Mrs. Gordon
R. Taylor read the address to
the ladies for the work they did
in beaut.idfying••the village Mns.
Phillies and Mrs. 'Grange pre-
sented the idintommas ,on behalf
of the society. •
The meeting was in charge
of the president, Mrs.' Wes
Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor.The
minutes were read by Mrs.
Lloyd Humphreys. It was de-
cided to assist the Athletic As-
sotcia.tibn by plantingtrees in
Athletic Para and William
Strawh_
g' a.n and Ed. Davies were
n i,med to beetire c'ommfttee: lt
wlas-decided tr}-enteir-die t nior-•
competition, "Any Flower" eon -
test, and Mns. Robert Turner
was named tcoinveuer. - The sen-
ior contest, "A Tree of tario,"
:has Mrs. ,Arthur Grange Corr
vener. The 'photograp com-
a
petit1c n t9 to be ande1 at''e
• Orton t aVerp^�.re4-„,,, TM- *tzar 'ap$.►m C1inl'to ,,,
act 4irecO•x No, ff, ' ryvas
64"t, 9+f `�t e .F�evening and
brottght ,greetings and spoke iof
Gtze irk done throughout Uhe•.
inwtr.et. •Mee, Arthur Grange
thanked Wr. 'Epps and present-
ed him with a gift, A trio was
sung iby Mrs. Donald •H,aiines,
Miss Margaret Haines and gr,
Md. Davies and alsoa duet by
M. Haines,and Miss ;Margaret,
Miss Hames also v'layed a piano
nolo.
'Mrs, Russel Brindley intro
dteci leer guest of Uhe� t e zlig,
Mats Est:# Oln•'- rfv,. eer.�ch,
otye eoi rfu•1 sliele.s.. of
the flowers in 'her garden, nam-,
lung ea,oh variaty and told how
they were cultivated, Mrs. • Ed.
Davies .thanked Mins. Jesso
and presented her lwiit, a gift.
Mrs. Russel "Beindlley and Mrs,
Aebhur 'Grange were (named
delegates . to the Ontario Eorti-
cul'tnure Association a n to u a 1
meeting to Ise (held in Guelph
on June 17th and 148th,
(Mrs. Bert Or ig .presented the
financiall report which showed
a balance of $51.00. Mrs. Geo-
rge 'Mil,lian played a medley of
Irish tunes` on the piano. Sell-
ing tickets on the plant was
Miss Viola Thom on ee ,
Ultra -6d— n de the draw
which was won brEt1tiss Elma
Mutah. Plans were made for
the next meeltinge-v,}jeh• will
be sin charge• off- etlh"e`"'ladies in
Colborne Township (with Mrs.
William Clark and (Vim. Earl
Sherwood d as conveners. nveners. This
meeting is rm
aed for April
lath: --- Mers: elyfeKeewiil ripe e
guest speaker and Miss Bose-
ni,ary (Clerk will show her plc -
tures ',takenlast month in Ari-
zona. Lunch was served iby
Mrs. Thomas Laiwlor and iiVIrs.
Gordon Dobie.
Bradnock, and the pianist was
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