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KQX UNITED CHURCH.Miss Minnie
Wagner, Mrs: Frank' and �ho Johnston
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AUBURN Raithbyand . ^° Inde i
Mrs Sa >�. Miss. Laura Philips were Miss:.
i After the
.. hymn, Sing TQ The ° Isobel Fox of Blyth, , Mrs.L
orneLarge Congregations were Lord Of The Harvest, Mrs,John McDOnald of' Seaforth andMr.present in Knox United Church Hallam gave the. Thanks .vin
and Mrs, Robert J. Phillips,
on Sunday, on the occasion' of message basing her theme.' on Mr. ' and Mrs. Cecil Fry and
t h .e . Anniversary and Psalm 4Q, give thanks alwa s td.
Thanksgi�tng � .services. The God for allthin • , � Y Joan of.K�ncardrne, Mr. and Mrs.
., . gs Allen Fry. from Toronto, Dr. arid,
sanctuary ' was 'decorated with' A solo, Dear Lord . Forgive, Mrs. ,Fred Haldenby of •Oakville,
flowers•and fruits of the fiejd,was sung by• Mrs. W. Bradnock. Mr. and Mxs.,Wayne Haldenby of
Dr. Emerson Hallman of The offering was 'received and:. London" and Mr. Morris Fry of
Kitchener was guest minister at dedicated with was
• prayer by' Mrs, ''Kincardine, spent the holiday
weekend with Pastor and Mrs.,
Alfred Fry.
Mrs. Cora Erlendson of
Cogtietlam, B.C., visited with
her cousins, Mrs, Torrance Tabb
and Mr. Tabb and Mrs. Sidney
McClinchey, Mr. McClinchey
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston. of
Toronto visited on Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
both services, speaking in the
mining on the Ministry of the
church, and in the evening on
4, live and love.' .
Mr. Cecil Fry of Kincardine
rendered ,two solos in the
morning and the Belgicave's
Men's Chorus, s. under the
direction of Rev. John Roberts,
contributed three anthems in the
evening service. These were
greatly appreciated.
Many were present from the
sister churches in the village as
Sanderson.
An invitation tb attend .the
UCW • Thankofferiing on October
28 was accepted when Mrs,
Stuart Miner will be , guest
Speaker.
It was announced the Glad
Tidings subscriptions were due
and plans were made dr • the
next meeting to be held at the
home of Mrs. John Hallam.
' Mrs. Sanderson thanked
everyone for their part in the
program and the meeting was
well as in the surrounding area —closed by singing Come Ye
with 'friends who were visiting Thankful People Come and the
for the holiday period. benediction: Mrs. Haines served
Pastor A. Fry was in charge of lunch. •
both services, assisted at the SOC1!•LS
evening service by Rev. George ,
Sach of Gorrie and Rev. John Mr. ,and Mrs. Ed Davies visited
Roberts of Belgrave.
Mrs. Norman Wightman was last week with . Mr. • and Mrs.
John Morrison at Tillsohburg.
• at the console of the organ with Mrs. Leonard Archambault,
Miss Nancy Anderson at the Mrs: • Bert Craig and Mrs. Ed
R piano. Davies attended. the Fall Rally of
Dr. and Mrs. Hallman were
entertained for the day by Mr. the Huron County Women's
Institutes at Crediton last week.
and Mrs. Charles Scott and at Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pentland
the manse. of North Bay spent the holiday
4-H HAPPY HEART$
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in the village and visited her
'mother ' who is a patient in
Clinton Hospital,
Auburn No. 2 4-H club the Misses . Dianne Kirkconnell
Happy Hearts held their third and Dianne Rivett- spent the
meeting at the home of . Mrs. weekend at Collingwood and
Donald Haines' with Jean Hardy other points of interest.
in charge. Mr. William Rueger, Carol.and
The minutes were read and Ronnie of Clanton visited on
adopted by Marie Empey after .
repeating the,4-H Pledge. Jean Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
welcomed Miss Catherine 'Hunt; Donald Cartwright, Mr.
Cartwright; • David, Derrick and.
home economist, to th,e meeting. Lorie..
They decided to have their •
Congratulations to --- Miss
next meeting on October 13. Connie Hickey on being chosen
The members are to bring their the Queen of the Furrow at the
first aid kits to some ,of the Huron 'County Plowing Match
• following meetings. last Saturday.,
Discussions took place on
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McIntosh
Keeping Physically Fit and . and family of Brucefield spent
Exploring Nature. All members the weekend with. Mr. and Mrs.
did foot exercises. Garth McClinchey and family.
The meeting was adjourned Miss Frances Houston spent
• and a lunch .was served by Mrs. the weekend in London with Mr.
Thomas Haggitt and Mrs. Haines.
HOBBY HUNTERS
The fourth meeting of
Auburn No. 1 4-11 club -the
Hobby Hunters met at the hoiie
of Mrs. Frank Raithby with+ all
members present. Connie Hickey
opened the meeting with the 4-H
Pledge and minutes were read by
Gail Seers.
The roll' call was answered by
telling if, they had a first aid kit
and where it was kept.
Mrs. Bradnock discussed First
Aid and Mrs. Raithby
demonstrated her first aid box
contents. -
The girls - practised in pairs
first aid bafndagirrg and slings for
broken bones.
The girls worked on huck
weaving samples and' dresser
scarfs. The meeting" was closed
by all repeating the 4-11 Creed.
AUBURN HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
Despite a blackout due to a
hydro failure last Monday
evening the executive meeting of
the Auburn • Horticultural
Society was held in the Town
Hall.�, o
The president, Mrs. Gordon
's Taylor; welcomed the executive.
The secretary, Mrs. Sidney
Lansing, read the minutes of the
previous meeting which were
accepted as read. Mrs." W.
Bradnock gave the financial
statement.
It was decided to . give
hyacinths to members at the
next meeting which is planned
for October 26.
Reports of the convention
held at Sudbury will be given by
Mrs. Gorden Taylor and Mrs.
til Sidney Lansing. The musical
program will be in charge of Mrs.
Donald Cartwright and' Mrs.
Frank Raithby. The pot -luck --
lunch committee will be served r,
by Mrs. Donald Cartwright, Mrs.
Robert Turner, Mrs. Ralph
Munro and Mrs. Kenneth Scott.
A demonstration is .also
planned for this meeting.
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and Mrs. Jack McIntosh and
family.
Guests last Sunday with ' Mr.
THANKOFFERJNG HELD
The annual Fall'
Thankoffering„ of the Women's
Missionary S )iciety of Knox
Presbyterian . Church, Auburn,
was held last Wednesday at the
home of Mrs: Donald Haines.
The president, Mrs, Wilfred
Sanderson, was in charge and
gave the call to worship.
The hymn, For The Beauty
Of ' The Earth, was sung with
Mrs.. Donald Haines at the
electric organ. 6 •
The president' welcomed the
members and visitors and the
devotional period Was taken by
W�st WawonosidaTownship' COuncjI minutes
The, Octo session • f West • . , flag tile'drain to
. 41, !!C.M.•f!! 11 Q. L! Fr�M� .
, a .
n, $3±37*97� George Hum�hrey,
Wawanosh. Township Connell$2,478..8.; Hilliard, Jeffern,. �. .
was held at the home of the ', Inspector's fee, $30.00; -Robert opera r, $3 0,44, coml., w
Clerk "on Tuesday • evenings Nicholson Construction, Pur'dbn Pipe Ltd., ' steel culverts,
October 0 with all members in: Din$2,666.00;. Chester, .. ; 6 3 18 Ni c h o l s o n
attendance, Reeve � olr Nicholson, bulldozi n , dum " C'onatructionr, dragX ne, $25,00;
Y 9 00• Corrugated ig a Ltd ,.
presiding, $4 ,. ,Q .
• i p J, Vlr. AndreWs,��. back hoe,
The minutes of .the regular Rintoul Drain culverts,, $65.26; ,
September Meeting and those of - Municipal World Ltd. drainageou $129.50, N. McDonald, back ed
a meet i held September ` forms , 6• _ �C>llverts, $322.00; G. !orter,
meeting a r17 , $3 5 , , A. M. Dalrper,
were read. and adopted on, audit tee, $775,00; Welfare' back hoe, $133.00; G. Smyth,
motion of Councillors Aitchison accounts, $370.06; Joan cutting and welding, $32.00; R.
and Foran. - ' Armstrong, fees, by-laws;. Stothers, filters and lights,
By -Law No. 11, 1970, was Anderson s)rain, $75.00; Joan • $42.23; Imp,,erial Oil Ltd., fuel
given third reading and finally Armstrong, fees, by-laws; and tax, $246.98; D.R,M.Co. ,
passed on motion of Councillors. MacTavish Drain, $75.00; Joan Ltd., brake shoe,.. $9.00: G.
Rutherford and McDonald. This Armstrong, partial salary, Devereaux; starter fluid and
by-law covers a change in the . $300:00; Township of Westwil*} $4,50',.' Huron County,
1Nawanosh, levelling" Hallam h calcium chloride$252,00; Bank
,
Ho AD ACCOUNTS
drain, $70.00; Wingham •
Ad v a n ce,Tirnes, - advertising,- of Commerce, C.P.P. and
adding machine rolls, $2,73N Income Tax, $104.28; Receiver
General, U.I.,.$11.20.
Council adjourned to , meet
• November 3.
Rodger Drainage Works on the
'property of, Mr. G. Blok to make
an. , open .ditch rather , than' a
closed drain, and to allow for a
farm pond.
- A request, frc3in Ontario
Hydro to have council approval
for a transfer of land in - the
Village:1i of Aubiiirn , was
Rollinson, and hrother; . Mr. ' considered. Council granted
Murray Rollinson.. approval on a motion by.
The sympathy df this, Councillors Aitchison and
community is extended to Mr. Foran.
and Mrs. Maitland Allen on the,,_.. Monday evening,' October 19
death of his brother, Mr..Haroldr' was set as the date to' select
Allen of Goderich. - jurors for 1971 from West
Wawanosh.
By -Law No. 12, 1970, was
given thirdreading and finally
_Hospital, *a brother for Shelley. passed on motion of Councillors
Mx. and. Mrs. Manson Wells of McDonald and Rutherford. This*
Winnipeg, " cousins of Mrs: , . is the nomination and election
Congratulations to Mr. • and
Mrs. William Crawford on the
birth of their son in Goderich
Allen's, Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Craig, Loreen and Timothy John
of Clinton, Mrs. Ella • Castle of
Bayfield and Mr. William J. Craig
were guests on the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen.
Congratulations to Miss Diane
Kirkconnell w,ho passed her
exam for key punch operator at
Wells . Academy and is now on'
the staff of London Life
Insurance Co. -
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by-law, setting the date of
nomination for November 27
,and if necessary, election on
December .7. Polls and poll
officials are also named'.
By -Law No. 13, 1970, was
finally passed on motion of
Councillors Rutherford and
Aitchison. ,This by-law levies a
special - rate on Lot 26
Concession 14 to cover a tile
drainage -loan.
A4.` motion by Councillors
McDonald ' and Rutherford
authorized the road.
superintendent to apply for the
interim subsidy on road
expenditures...
The 'road accounts were
ordered paid on motion of
Councillors Foran and
Aitchison.
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
The ry following general
accounts were passed for
payment . 'bn motion of
Councillors Aitchison and
'Foran: '
Federation of Agriculture,
1969 dues, $531.83; Robert
Srnokey's Friends Don't Play- Sanderson, Rintoul Drain — 5th
With,,Matchea! payment, $7,755.65; Robert
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salary,
Nile UCW ;sets date
dor annual dinner.
Nile UCW meeting was, held
Thursday, October 8, in the
church, 14 ladies and two.
children present. ,The theme was
Community Friendship and
Visiting Prograrn, prepared by
Mrs. W. H. Talmay, and was
conducted by Mrs. Len
Christtlaw and Mrs.. Malcom
Jacobs. This included scripture
reading and prayer; reading two
,hymns in unison, a reading on
-Kindliness and Love, closing
with a Thanksgiving Prayer.
Mrs..'Elwyn Pollock presided
for the business part of the
meeting. .
Mrs. Alvin ;err • read the
secretary's. report. $200 will be
seat to . the Church Board and
$10.00 to the Institute for the
Blind.
October 22 was date set for
our annual dinner at Tiger
Dunlop Inn at 12 o'clock and
afterwards a tour of Huronview.
Final plans were made for the
wedding on Saturday, October
10.
Tea was served by Mrs. Doug
McNeil .assisted by Mrs. W. H.
Tahnay and a social hour
enjoyed. Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge
and Mrs. Talmay were present
for part of the• meeting after
returnithg from West Sectional
meeting at Blyth. --
Municipalities say "No"
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conservation authority.
. It was the thought of . the
Huron County Planning Board,
added meeting chairman Anson
McKinley; chairman of the
Huron planning board, to
encourage all Huron
municipalities to join one
Conservation Authority or
another. -
. According to the
Conservation Authorities Act,
the administration costs are,
levied ' in proportion; to the
•provincial equalized assessment.
Where capital expenditures are
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