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PiGE 4,poDERIctiSIGNAL-STAR/THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975
AUBURN AND DISTRICT SEWS
W.I. Mrs. Frank Raithby introduced munity is extended to Mr. and
' ` The . Marc h meeting of the the speaker, of the. afternoon, 'Mrs.. Ben Hamilton on the death
ck who of her father, Mr. Ray LaVigne
ational of Windsor last week.
old about Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
•year• 1975 Livermore and /family of
Auburn Women's Institute wgs Mrs. Eleanor ' Brad
held last week in the Auburn spoke. on Inter
Community Memorial hall with Women's Year. She
the president, Mrs. Thomas the significance of tie
Haggitt in charge. The meeting which was declared by the Fordwich spend a few days last
• was opened with the O.de, the United Nations and whose week with her parents,.Mr. and
'Mary Stewart Collect and , 0 theme is Equality, Develop- Mrs, Donald Haines. ,
Canada with Mrs. Catherine ment and Peace. Mrs. 'Brad- Mrs. Arabelle Bushel of
Jackson at the piano, nock told'about the objjectives Clinton visited last Friday with
The minutes of the previous and goals and the aim to in- Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen.
meetingwere adopted as read crease participation of women , Mr. and Mrs. Luther Morley
by the secretary, Mrs. Donald in their national, regional and of Ailsa Craig visited last
Haines. . The financial international politics. As June , Sunday with her sister, Mrs,
statement was also accepted as ' is international month a further Celia Taylor. .
given by' Mrs. Haines. study is to be, taken to learn Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Correspondence was read ar'd .more about the Status of . Damude of Waterdown spent a
the members were invited to Women in -today's society., couple of days last week with
attend the . W.I. meeting , at Mrs. Donald. Cartwright Mrs. Beth Lansing. ' •
Blyth on May 12 at 8 p.m. when thankedthe.speaker. • Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Garrison arrived home last
week after a holiday spent in
Florida. Prize winners at the
weekly euchre party were high
man, William Moss; low man,
Murray Rollinson; high lady,
Mrs. Thomas Jardin; low lady,
Mrs. Elva Straughan; novelty
prize, Mrs. RobertArthur.
Mrs, Irwin Schmidt, Tracey,
Brenton and Bradley of
Burlington is. visiting her
Mrs. Florence Diamond of New Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson gave
,...•.: Hamburg will 'show her pic- the motto, "The W.I. is like a
' tures of Associated Country , bank, you put nothing in, you
Women of ..the World Con- get nothing out".
ference held last October in Roll call was answered by
Australia. bringing- a -used stamp and tell
• An. invitation to attend the its origin. The collection was
Anniversary dinner of the taken by Lorie Cartwright and_
Clinton W.I. on April 9 at the Marilyn Archambault.
' Clinton Legion at 12:30 was Mrs. Robert Turner received
accepted. Plans were made for the gift for having the birthday
, the District .eannual executive " closest that date and Mrs.
meeting on April 7 at•Auburn to Catherine Jackson had the parents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mills
make 'plans for the District lucky cup. this week.
annual- to .be held .at Blyth on Hostesses for the afternoon • Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cart -
May 26.were Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson Wright, David, Derrick and
It was announced that ' the and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. Lorie visited in London last,
annual banquet would be held Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
this year atB a1 grave'on May '
14' SOCIAL NEWS George Rueger, Danny, Terry
at 7 p.m. Last Friaday..•eventng; Mr. and
'The --members- -decided-- to-- Mrs: Julien Delbergue -and-
sponsor, the Garden • Club this
year and all girls 12 to 26• years
of age should contact •Mrs.
Donald Cartwright.
Plans were made to attend
Summary Day for Baked in a
Pie on April .3 in Clinton Legion
Hall.
The Directors will bring in
the slate.of officers for the next
their family Mr. and Mrs. Rene, a. 4-H
Delbergue and Mr. and Mrs. The' first meeting of Auburn
Delbergue, 11 f RR 3
and Wendy:
Andre •e ergue, a o 4-H club was held at the home
Auburn, their daughter, Mrs• of the leader, Cathy McClin
Josette Friar of Teeswater and they.
Mr. Orval McPhee of Auburn The members voted on the
attended the Delhi Belgium !. clubs for fall and the results,
Club' at Delhi Mr. and Mrs were as follows: Meat in the
Rene Delbergue were the lucky Menu, Cereal Shelf and Let's
winners of a trip for two to Bake Bread.
year and Mrs. , Beth Lansing ' Belgium: The election of officers took
and Mrs. Myrtle Munro. were Mr. and Mrs„ Thomas•Jardin, place:' President is Lynn
named. auditors. The card and Mrs. Elva • Straughan Turner; vice-president Jayne
report was given by Mrs. visited on the weekend with the Arthur; secretary,, floating and.
Andrew Kirkconnell and she former's daughteer, Mrs. press reporter revolving.
also read the thank -you notes Bonnie Armour and Julie. Each girl must make a blouse
., received. Mrs. Elsie•Scott is a.patient with some cotton in, theme
• Mrs. Frank Raithby reported in Clinton Public Hospital.
, material. Seniors must do six
on the banquet to be held at Mrs. James 'A. Smith of samples and juniors, four
Belgxave and each member is Wallaceburg 'and Mrs. W.A. Franken,
to bring a guest. Mrs. Catherine Jones of Goderich visited last samples. Margaret juniors,
assistant leader, showed
Jackson played a piano solo of a Wednesday' with Mr. and Mrs. several samples of blouses.
medley of Irish,tunes. n Maitland Allen. Cathy led in the discussion on-
Off' th f th' .•
Planning our' W ardrobe. Each
member filled out the personal
analysis sheet. The girls are to
have their material by the next
meeting to be held at the home
of Margaret Franken.
SOCIAL NEWS "
Mr. and Mrs. J.A. McIntosh
of London spent the weekend
with Mrs, Frances Clark.
THANKOFFERING
he annual Easter
arkof Bring of the , ,,Knox
United Church Women was
held last Sunday evening in the
char, ch: Guests and members
were welcomed by the
president, Mrs, Gerald
McDowell and Mrs. Garnet
Potter. �,.
Easter. lilies and lighted
candles and music by Mrs.
Norman Wightman, lrganist
and Miss Nancy Anderson,
pianist made a lovely setting
for the service.
Mrs. Brian'" Hallam led the
service and welcomed
everyone.
An Easter .meditation on the
week of preparation for the joy -
of Easter was enjoyed. Mrs.
Hallam told about the symbols,
their meaning and their origin.
Assisting Mrs. Hallam was
Mrs. Jack Armstrong and Mts.
Donald Haines as readers.
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Mrs. We;s 8radaack
They retold the Easter story in
a thoughtful' way making
everyone aware of Easter and
how we can prepare for it like
the Disciples of Jesus.
Miss fancy Anderson sang a
solo .while her mother Mrs.
Oliver .Anderson showed
colorful pictures' relating to
Easter and the Spring season.
Mrs. Dorothy Grange in-
troduced the guest speaker,
Mrs. Bert Alton of Lucknow.
Her theme was "Preparation -
What are we preparing, for and
for Whom?" "
Her inspiring message was
based on- the Easter story and
what the Disciples of Jesus
were ` instructed to do when
Jesus was betrayed and on the
Cross.
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She urged all to take time to
pray„ to prepare for this Easter
season, to watch ,and pray and •
'be ready for life's problems.
Offering was received , by
Mrs. William Dodd and Mrs.
Peter 'Verbeek. The meeting
wary closed with the benediction
by • rs. Potter.
Lunch was served following
the' service. Thanks was . ex-
pressed from the guests, .Mrs:
Harry Lear, Londesboro
U.C.W.; Mrs. Lorne HastY,
Dungannon U.C,W.; Mrs. Cela
Taylor St. Mark's A.C.W. ; Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson,
Presbyterian W.M.S.; Mrs.
Stewart Chamney, Donnybrook
U.C.W,
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Goderich and Exeter. Mr.
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The team of Mary Donnelly
and Eleanor Erskine topped
four tables in play at the March
18 meeting of the Goderich
Bridge Club with a total, of 58
points. _.
Gail Hovey and Vera Hill
'finished -a distant second with
411/2 points while Ray Fisher
and Tom Eadie settled for third
position with 381/2 points. The
team of Jean Papernick and
Verna Worthy finished in, fourth
-position with a total Of 37 points.
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