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At Donnybrook U.C.W. Mcet
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The D Rnybrook UnitedChurch
wQrneb held a special centennial
meeting on Wednesday afternoon. .
Mrs. Morley Johnston and Mrs.
Ernest° Snowden dressed in Old
fashioned costumes welcomed the.
members of Auburn, Westfield,
Calvin- Brick Whitechurch, St,
Helens and. St. Augustine CW>.,
also lifemembers and old
'friendsof the UCW, many of whom
were dressed in old . fashioned
costume:
The ' Call to worship was given
by the president Mrs. Tom Armn
strong who opened the meeting
With all singing, "R11 the Way My
Saviour leads Me".
Mr. s Ray Hanna read theScrip.
ture lesson. Mrs. Armstrohg led
in prayer and also, extended a
welcome to the visitors.
The choir accompanied on the
piano by ' Mrs. Murray Wilson
, sang, "An Old Fashioned Meet.
ing". Mrs. Jim Small and Mrs.
John Hildebrand received' theoff.
ering which was dedicated by
Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs. Margaret
Leddy gave a reading, "Mid.
summer Song."
Mrs. Sam Thompson introd.
uced thepeaker, Miss IreneJeff.
erson of Goderich, a retired
school teacher and -a former
member of, the church Who gave
a splendid talk on Donnybrook
Church from Its- beginning, tor.
mer members and some of the
changes in the surround, ingneigh.
bo7rhOOd.
Mrs. Hildebrand thanked the
speaker for her interesting' add..
cess and presented her with at• I
The meeting closed With the choir
grouped around the piano and
leading in a singsong. from old
fashioned song sheets, specially
prepared.!or the meeting:
Maes. Armstrong then 'invited'
theMladies to the basement ,for
tea and a: social • get, together, A
table . of antiques: was on ,display
which preyed very interesting to
many of the visitors.
FolloWing tea words of apprec•.
cation were spoken by the visiting
.auxiliaries.and Mrs. Armstrong
replied. Cook books made by" the
members _were on display and
quite a few sold.
Personal
Mother's Day, guests with Mr..
, and Mrs. Leslie Pentland, Cam.
eron Street,"were Mr.and. Mrs.
J. Harcourt, London; Mr. and
'Mrs. James McArthur, Sarnia;
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Snider and
daughter, Sonya Jane, Cooksville;
Mr. Loren Pentland and Mrs.
Della Kerr, Sarnia. Sonya Jane
was baptised at North Street
United Church on Sunday morn.
ing
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS
BAYFIELD RD.
Robertson Memorial public school pupils
carried on with •the practice of planting
trees as a centennial project and last
Friday, they set out a row of Norway spruce
trees along the Horth side of their playground. •
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'Assisting Mr, Jansen. Ontario lands and
forests official who is pictured here with the
shovel, are from left: Roberta Hays, Carolyn
Cook and handling the seedlings, Bill Bur.
chell. ( Staff photo.)
In Praise Of Beards
• It's almost June.Can Spring be
far away! W e11, anyhow, we can -
sure enjoy the spring flowers
this year. They're just blooming
like mad and the cold weather is
keeping them looking„ just wonder.
ful. Don't. you get a re?i lift
from all the splashes of brilliant
yellow with the pinks and reds
peeking through, here and there? I
do! I just can't wait forspring
and then .I get more and more
excited • as the days go ley, and'
first thing I know, I'm- pooped!
But I know we all loveSpringl This
spring?- well. it has been an ex..
citing one hasn't it?
I presume ..you have been get.
tng out to the teas and suppers
and plays. Surely you have been
enjoying all' these affairs? Well,
I do know that hundreds *of you
have been 'gettingaround as every
Centennial affair has , •been a big
success. And I'i1 tell you why.
we all have some feeling for the
past. There are many old timers
stilt with us who enjoy telling
• tales or showing precious treas-
ures. AN I'm so amazed at the
number of old.. gowns and new
"old" gown that are beingworn.
Everyone is getting into the mood,
(finally -thank goodness) and
they love it.
There and still e. great many
• affairs coming to which you may
wear your gown. And let's not
forget the men. (bless them) with
their beards and .top hats, aren't
they handsome? -The beards have
really* made MEN of them.
I guess some of them have
shown real strength of charact.
er by suffering them. 'through
thick and thing and I mean suffer.
ingl
Well the big firecracker_ day
is upon ,us. ' The K. of C. boys
are still trying to raise enough
money for "the big fireworks dis.
play. Be generous!
The lady golfers are in a tizzy
getting their gowas ready and
decoration and meal planning; I
am told the menu is unique. and
delicious. I know this will be
another outstanding Centennial
affair. Be sure and get your tic.
ket early! An army. a small•but
hungry one? I'mnot kidding!
Here's a way to make a good
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Anniversary on Mry 28th; that's
a lot op, year sl "Shut -ins" -Day,
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'is -June._.dth; I. -think 'and • 1 be.
'neve a wonderful person in God.
erich started it. Am I right?
On June 6th, here's one from the
township! Hackett Church (Ash.
-Weld ''township)., are having a
garden party. .
Then our' own, nice, new hos.
pital is having their Centennial
Tea on the 8th and next we have
Confederation caravan on the
eleventh. '
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Reports of the annual held. in
London were given by the deleg,.
ate at the May Meeting of the
Goderich branch of Anglican
Church Women, at ' which the
president, Mrs'. E,F, Sale pre -
,sided. The secretarys report
was given by Mss, D. Wilson and
Mrs. A, C. Blay gave the treas-
urer's report.
Social service convener, Mrs.
H. Tichberoe; reported 26 calls
mon sick afd shut4ins.
• ' The junior auxiliary, leader,
Mrsi, G. G. Russell, said thac
the Junior rally would be at St.
James Church, Stratford and
• would end up with an old fashion-
ed.. supper in a log cabin, ,as a
centennial effort.
"We have this treasure", is the
'theme .for the year's Huron
Diocesan Workshop for women to
be held at Huron College, Lon.
don, 'May 26 to 28.
eports from the annual show.
me
ed that, the changing of the na►ue
"Woman's."Auxiliary" to "A
° lican Church Women", passed
With atremendous majority,Mem,
bershtp is open tO all women
sympathy with the worts Of AOW.
The thankoffering money, helpsu
to pay the United .,pledge money
which am.•aunted•to$x5,00.00this
year. As there are fewer people
working this, ob jecUive was reach.
ed fly using the money handed in
that,was not designated. •
'In future there will be no life
memberships 'given. There are.
764 life • mel4nbers in 'Huron.
Diocese, more lite !member;* than
delegates so that only d1egates
may vote at the annual.
One of the highlights of the
annual.was the beauty of the com-
munion service, 600 registered of
which 100 were life members. 634
were present for the communion
servtce.
It was requested that the semi.
annual be held in: the ithetn'
are. of Buren D1boese, hence
It wed moan Winghazn,' Clinton
Or Goderleti so, :GQderlch . ex.
tended invitation and the date
October 4th;'was chosen An 2
to 300 members 01 ACW kn.ightbe:
expected Mrs, G.'Sleminwasapp*
ointed overall, ,convener in. ser'*•, •
,ing luncheon •and. afternoon, tea. '
Letters were ,sent out to t'he,other ,
organizations of St, ,,Peorge's .to
assist.
The Deanery. meet* will be
held at Fordwicb May ,23, Fr
transportation call Mrs., E. Plc t••
chard.. Mrs, . Russell invited. 'the
*members over to the rectory,
where lunch was served by 'Mrs,
Russell,',Mrs. W.'. Vlhite and Miss
L.E. Durntn:
One -hall cup of amonia added
to a t}1b of hot ,sudsy water *ill
help remove hard=to-wash stains
from table linens.
We want more letters telling'
of yourprojects or someone's
project. I. have a nice letter from
a little girl, (she may Not be
"little"!) Anyway, I was pleased -
to hear of the worthy project
she is working so hard on. Keep
working and when you.finish_ that
one, tackle .something bigger.
This is called "Character build.
• ing", and,boy this is work!
Martha.
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has fallen short of its objective. Y
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anyone who has not contributed and wishes to do so, leave their
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