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PAGE 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1981
the
AUBURN
Eleanor Bradnock, editor
advocate
About people you know
The St. Mark's Anglican
Church Women met last
Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. James
Schneider: Mrs. Schneider
presided for the meeting
which she opened by reading
the Invocation, The scripture
lesson inthe book of Genesis
was read :by Mrs. Lillian
.therlafd, followed by
ding the hymn, 0 God of
Be .el: -Mrs. Schneider gave
a reading, If Nobody Smiles.
The meditation was read
alternately by all numbers
followed` •.by the General
Thanksgiving prayer and the
Lord's Prayer.
Tile_ president, Mrs.
Donald Ba v right, presided
for the • business meeting.
The minutes were approved
as read by Mrs. Schneider
and the financial statement
was given by the treasurer;
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. It was
announced that the Deanery
meeting will be held in St.
George's Anglican Church,
Goderich: on October 6 with
registration at 9:30 a.m.
Correspondence was read
and the Harvest Home
service will be held on
Oetgber 11 at 11:15 a: m. New
projects weir discussed and
the offering was • received.
and the . travelling apron •
passed. v. William Craven
closed the meeting with the
benediction and lunch Was
served by Mrs. $ciineider.
The Executive of the
Auburn Horticultural.
Society met. last Tuesday at
the home • of the president
Mrs.-: :Ross Robinson. She
welcomed all and the
'minutes were approved as
read by the secretary Mrs.
Tom Haggitt. The financial
stateiment was given by the
treasurer, "' Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock. It was decided to
buy bulbs and each member
will get a hyacinth or paper
whites. An invitation to
attend the Clinton Hor-
tit 11tttral meeting on Se p-
tember 30 at 8 p.m. was
accepted.
'Plans were made to hold a
meeting on October 19th at 8
p.m. when the district
president, Mrs. Maisie Bray
of Lion's Head, will be the
guest speaker. The president
asked for everyone to bring a.
bouquet of chrysanthemums
or an arrapgement.
Program and lunch com-
mittee will be composed of
Mrs. Tom Jardin, Mrs. Tom
Lawlor, Mrs. Ernest Durnin
and Mrs. John Durnin:
A discussion took place on
the fixing of the Nativity.
scene and replacing the
articles and animals that
were stolen last winter and it
was decided to have them
replaced and ready to put up
on Manchester Garden in
December. Family night
was set for November 27.
The staff of Knox United
Church Sunday school are
putting the final' touches on
their Variety Concert they
are presenting in the Auburn
Community Memorial Hall
on October 2 at 8:30 p.m.
There is fun for everyone so
come out and enjoy yourself,
the proceeds are for the
disabled.
Auburn and District Lions
Club are presenting their
first bingo of . the season
Saturday evening, October 3
in the Auburn Community
Memorial Hall at 8 p.m.
There will be 12 turkey
prizes, four share -the -wealth
and several door prizes.
Everyone is welcome. Come
out and help the Lion's club
with their community
projects.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
McNall of Welland visited "
last weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Johnston and Miss
Laura Philips.
Mrs. Arnold Crag
returned home last week
from being a patient in
Alexandra and Marine
General Hospital, Goderich.
Mrs. Myrtle Munro, Mrs.
Beth Lansing, Mrs, Emerson
Rodger and Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock enjoyed a bus trip
to Little Black Creek Boat
Farm where they had dinner
on a two hour boat cruise up
the Grand River. Later they
travelled to Ancaster and
tourned the old mill which is
still in operation and the gift
shop. They had lunch at New
Hamburg on the way home.
This trip was planned by the
Superannuated Teachers of
Huron County.
The September meeting of
the Knox United Church
Women was held last
Wednesday evening in the
Sunday school room of the
church with the president
Mrs. Peter Verbeek in the
chair. She opened the
meeting with prayer. The
minutes were read by the
secretary, Mrs. Tom Jardin,
and approved. An invitation
to attend the Thanksgiving
Thankoffering meeting at
Blyth on October 4 was
accepted. Mr. George Cowan
of Dungannon will be the
guest speaker. Correspon-
dence was read by Mrs.
Jardin and discussed.
Conveners gave their reports
and the treasurer, Mrs.
Gordon Chamney, gave the
financial statement. It was
announced that the fall rally
would be held on October 10
at Donnybrook.
Mrs. Tom Jardin
presided for the program
which began with the hymn,
Spirit of God, and Mrs.
Kenneth McDougall, pianist.
The scripture lesson - The
Final Judgment was read by
Mrs. John Durninfollowed
by meditation:- When you did
it to These - based on the life
of Mother Teresa and her
mission work and self
sacrifice with the people of
Calcutta. Mrs. . Robert
Arthur led in prayer. A solo,
It is no. Secret, was sung by
Mrs. Gordon Chamney. Ther
offering was received by
Mrs. Orval McPhee and Mrs.
Oliver Anderson and
dedicated with prayer by
Mrs. Jardin.
Mrs. Dorothy Grange
introduced the ' guest
speaker, Mrs. Ralph Foster
of R.R. 6 Goderich, who
spoke on her work at the
Bluewater Centre south of
Goderich. She announced
that one out of seven
Canadians have some
disability. She told about the
housing, communication and
education offered at this
centre and stated that much
progress had been ac-
complished in the com-
munity. She told about the
farming operations and the
entertainment available to
the Centre residents. She
showed pictures and
displayed the crafts made at
the centre. Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall thanked Mrs.
Foster and presented her
with a gift. The hymn,
Journey in, Journey out was
sung and the meeting closed
With the Mizpeth Benedic-
tion.
Auburn 4-H'ers
go • Chicken Delight
Auburn I, 4-H club held
their second meeting at the
home of the assistant leader,
Mrs. George Collins. The
president, Gail Dobie,
opened the meeting with the
4-H.pledge and the minutes
were approved as read by "
the floating secretary Patti
McDowell. This meeting was
a Chicken Delight with the
members making two
cb1ourfutchii~ken dishes..The
girls dined on chicken with
Chinese accent and Niagara
Nice and Spicy Chicken with
peaches. The members took
care of business by voting bn
a name for the club. The
winning name was "The
Sweet Chick" put in by Carol
Seers. The members learned
how to calculate chicken
quantities for their families
and methods of cooking
different types of chicken.
The next meeting will
combine meetings three and
four and will be held at the
home of the leader, Mrs.
Doug Chamney, on Sep-
tember 28th.
Mr. o.and Mrs. Norvile
Ryckman and Sandra of
Lambeth visited last Sunday
with Mrs. Albert McFarlane.
Mrs. Stephen Haggitt and
baby son arrived home last
weekend. Congratulations.
Mrs. Tom Jardin visited
Wingham friends on Sunday
and attended the farewell
service for Rev. Barry
Passmore at Wingham
United Church.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol
returned from a pleasant
visit to Holland where they
spent most of their tine with
the former's brother who is
They were able to see
relatives and friends in five
provinces and report the
weather was ideal and had a
most enjoyable trip.
Mrs. Jessie McTaggart,
Pilot Mound, and Mrs. Hazel
Taylor of Snow Flake,
Manitoba, spent last
Thursday and part of Friday
with their cousin Mrs. Laird
Mickle and while here the
past week visited their
cousins in Hensall, Exeter
and near Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Horton of
Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Dodds, Joan and Paul of
Winthrop visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Sim
Roobol.
Dr. Robert Mickle of
Toronto, Charles Mickle of
Hamilton, Mrs. Ross
MacMillan, (Betty) of
Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs.
William Mickle of Exeter
visited their mother and the
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relatives from the West last
Thursday and also Mrs.
Mickle's sister, Mrs.
Florence Joynt visited last
Thursday at the Mickle
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Iuther
returned home after a
pleasant holiday in Western
Canada.
Infant dies
The sympathy of the
community is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pryde in
the death of their infant son
Michael Thomas Pryde, who
died in Victoria Hospital,
London on Wednesday
September 23, 1981 grandson
of Mr. and Mrs. Gerber
Wynja Hensall, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Pryde, Exeter, and
Great-grandson of Mg.
Thomas Pryde, Exeter. He is
also survived by several
aunts and uncles.
A private funeral service
was held from the Hopper -
Hockey Funeral Home in
Exeter on Friday with Rev.
Abrum Blaak officiating.
Interment followed in the
Exeter Cemetery.
Church news
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted services in
Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday speaking
on the subject Except We Be
Converted. Mrs. Dorothy
Taylor presided at the organ.
Communion will be
celebrated this Sunday,
World Communion Sunday,
October 4th at the regular
hour. The Kirk Session will
meet on Wednesday,; Sept. 30
at8:00 p.m.
Queensway bus trip
Nineteen residents of
Queensway Nursing Home
enjoyed a bus trip on Wed-
nesday, September 23rd to
Exeter, Fullarton,
Russelldale and St. Marys.
They stopped at the Wild -
wood Park went on into
Stratford around the Avon
River and Stratford Theatre
and everyone enjoyed dinner
at MacDonald's. Many
thanks to the bus driver
Edison MacLean and
volunteer Irene Dunn.
Rev. Is., .epher conducted
the worship service on
Tuesday, and Pearl Ann
Martin played the accordion.
High bowling score
was Ross Thompson. Mrs.
Vera Lammie celebrated her
birthday on September 23rd.
Aleeta Kats visited with her
father in Exeter. Don and
Bessie Benkhorn visited Carl
Lawatski. Mary Panner
visited her sister, Mrs. Helen
Thomson.
Mrs. Finkbeiner spent
Sunday with her son and
family in Crediton. Dorothy
and Greta Kerr visited Irma
Wilds and Levina Fink-
beiner. Also visiting Mrs.
Wilds were Elma Witman
and Mr. " and Mrs. Henry
Wilds Mrs. Lammie was
visited by her son Bob and
Mervyn and Irene Dunn, who
also visited Mrs. Mitchell
and Mary Westlake. Joyce
Lavender visited Mrs.
Middleton.
William Westlake visited
Mary Westlake. Obe and
Jean Rozendal, London
visited Mrs. Alice Rozendal;
Don Rozendal also visited his
wife Alice. Mrs.
McNaughton visited her
husband Peter. Erol and
Dale visited Irma Wilds.
Social notes
Michael King of Epsom,
England has been visiting
his aunt and uncle Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Payne for the past
week and while here took in
the Agawa Canyon trip from
Sault Ste. Marie.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur
Rogers of Elora spent the
weekend at the Manse with
Rev. McDonald. Rev.
Rogers was guest speaker at
the anniversary and home
coming service of
Chiselhurst United Church.
Our congratulations toT
Lorne Thrower, student for
the ministry from Henson
United Church who has been
appointed student supply,
minister of Thames lived
and Elimville United
Churches.
Mrs. Carl McDonald of
Atwood returned home this
week after spending the last
couple of weeks with her son
Rev. Stan McDonald,
Hensall.
Huronview news
The choir sang the an-
them, In Times Like These,
at the Sunday morning wor-
ship service at Huronview on
September 20.
Goderich Township
Women's Institute provided
Old Time Music on Monday
afternoon and it was nice to
see the volunteers back
along with Molly Cox and
Alberta Driver.
Ceramics class was held in
the craft room on Tuesday
afternoon and Ed Stiles was
here on Thursday to play the
organ in the chapel for the
residents' enjoyment,.
Sympathy is expressed to
the families of Alice
Buchanan and Alice Cornish.
Mr. Chalut was here this
past week again showing.
slides of his trips and these
travel slides are both in-
teresting and educational.
The residents would like to
thank Mr. Chalut, for adding
armchair travelling to the .
program.
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