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Auburn holds card parties on Wednesday
By Mildred Lawlor
Euchire party was held at the Auburn
CoilMunity Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 8. The
w,iipera were: high lady, Bernice McClin-
ehey; low lady, Grace Cartwright; high
man, Ted Mills; low man, Murray Rollinson
and novelty, Frances Clark.
Euchre parties are held every Wednesday
evening at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome.
Unit II of Knox United
Euchre parties are held every Wednesday
by Mrs. D. Bean and Mrs. J. Vincent at Unit
II of Auburn UCW last Wednesday after-
noon. Marjorie McDougall was pianist.
A meditation on the gifts of Hope, Faith
and Love was followed 'by a reading-")Vhat
will you do with this year that's so nes)?
.Betty Marsh chaired the business and con-
ducted a get acquainted all member quiz.
The Unit executive for 1986-7 was named.
Meetings will be held the second Wednesday
of each month.
Several projects for the year were
discussed and the knitting of articles for
layettes will be needed. Members will make
pneumonia vests to be sent to Ethiopian
children through "World Vision".
Delegates will attend the Huron
Presbyterial at Exeter on Jan. 26. Shut-in
visits were arranged. A social time followed
with Betty Marsh, Mrs. D. Bean and Mrs. J.
Vincent as hostesses.
Horticulture Society
The annual meeting of the Horticulture
Society that was scheduled for Jan. 6 was
held Dec. 30 in community hall, instead as
the President Don Haines was leaving for
winter in Florida. There were 20 members
present.
The business part was dealt with, with the
President Don Haines in the chair.
Secretary Anne Vincent read the minutes of
the last meeting and the annual report.
Dorothy Grange was chosen to be a
representative for District 8. The
treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Ross
Robinson. The report of the nominating
committee was read by Mrs. Orval McPhiie �.
and for 1986, the slate includes president,
Don Haines; first vice jresident, Maureen
Bean; second vice president, Betty Marsh;
secretary, Anne Vincent; assistant
secretary, Marion Haggitt; treasurer,
Margaret Robinson; Pianist, Phyllis
Rodger; assistant pianist, Marjorie
McDougall; auditors, Marion Haggitt and
Lillian Letherland and .telephone commit-
tee, Margaret Robinson and Frances Clark.
Directors to retire in 1986 are - Dorothy
Grange, Jane Glousher, Irma Cartwright,
El Lapp and Kay Lapp. Directors to retire in
1987 are Lois Haines, Maurice Bean, Beth
Lansing, Jim and Grace Cartwright.
Meetings are to be held the second Mon-
day of the month. The first one is Mar.,10.
Knox United Church
Sunday Worship in Knox United Church
Service was held by the minister Gary T.
Shuttleworth.
Organ Prelude was played by Mrs. Barry
Millian. "Will your Anchor Hold" was sung
by all, and was chosen by someone in the
sanctuary from the "Hymns of The
Gospel".
Junior congregation was in charge of
Margaret Bakker and Glynnis Young. The
minister chose for his sermon "The necessi-
ty of Grace".
The offering was received by Murray
Rollinson and Ken Ramsey. Sunday Jan. 26
will be Holy Communion Service.
Local news
Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Johnston and family of RR 1 Auburn
on the death of her mother Mrs. Buffinga of
Clinton in her 65th year.
Sorry to report that Mrs. Bill -Moss is a pa-
tient in the Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital Goderich. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. James Jackson has gone to Braeside
Lodge in Wingham to spend the winter mon-
ths.
The regular monthly Women's Institute
meeting will be held at the Community Hall
on Tuesday Jan. 21 at 2 p.m. There will be a
film on our twin province, Prince Edward
Island. Mrs. Bud Chanmey and Marjorie
McDougall are in charge and hostesses are
Viola Raithby, Lillian Letherland and Mrs.
Bud Chamney.
Villaefng
The village meeting of rustees was held
on Thursday January 9th. Warner Andrews
chaired the meeting.
They approved a $50 grant to the Auburn
Horticulture Society. Warner Andrews was
appointed dog by-law enforcer. Discussions
were held on cutting, trees, planting new
ones and constructing side walks.
New copper contest leaders appointed
By Betty McCall
WALTON - Edith Wey gave a topic on the
Women of the United Church Women. Edith
closed with prayer.
The offering was received and dedicated
and Ilene closed this part of the meeting
with -prayer.Marie Coutts presided for the
business.
Minutes were approved as read by Audrey
Hackwell, Viola Kirkby and Gloria Wilbee
were chosen as new copper contest leaders
for this year, with donations to come in June
and November. •
In the correspondence,a thank you card
was read from Lois (Williamson) Hodgson
for her shower gift from Walton I Unit; also
for the gifts to Torrance Dundas, Sadie
McDonald, Dave and Lovina Watson at
Christmas time.
Doreen Hackwell gave the treasurer's
report and Annie Reid reported for the giiiit
fund, with a few more quilts to be done,
possibly one to be put in the first of this
week. Names were given out for the
February cleaning list. U.C.W. membership
fees were collected.
For the congregational annual meeting
this Sunday, Walton I unit is responsible for
setting up for the pot luck supper at 6 p.m.
The UCW will have two suppers this year
for the Blyth Festival with this unit putting
in for one on a Friday night. The new supper
prices were discussed.
Lunch was served by Marie Coutts, Viola
Traviss and Betty McCall.
Personals
Kathleen Cuthill, Seaforth and Erin Mit-
chell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mit-
chell visited on Christmas Daly with Phyllis
and Emerson.
Saturday guests with Ruth Thamer were
John and Kim Thamer, Kitchener; Steve Sr.
and Wendy Noble, Cathy and Steve Jr. of
Grey Twp.
Bev Stevenson, Ron and Chris, Walton
Paul Mcllwain, Seaforth, and,
Fischer,
'Grey spent Sunday afternoon at the home of
Allan and Betty McCall, on the occasion of
Ron's birthday.
Last Monday evening the Walton Area
Sports Club committee met for their mon-
thly meeting at the home of Bruce and Pam
Clark.
President Judy Lee chaired the business.
Minutes were read by Margie Taylor and
Karen Hoegy gave the treasurer's report.
Plans were made for the annual
snowmobile Poker Rally to be held at the
Walton Hall on February 2. Registration
will be from 11 a.m. till 2 p.m. There will be
lots of door prizes and a lunch booth.
The monthly draw of the Walton Area
Sports Club was held. Lucky winners were
G.W. Stephenson, Brussels and Jerry
Bremner.
Unit Meets
Members of Walton I met for their
January meeting recently.
The theme on "our purpose" was well
displayed by Olene Dennis assisted by
Gloria Wilbee. Doreen Hackwell.was pianist
for the hymns.
W.I. Notes
The Walton Women's Institute have called
off the noon luncheon for January 15. The
resolutions meeting will go in the evening at
8:15, weather permitting.
Hot dogs highlight skating party
By Mrs. L. Stonehouse
,BELGRAVE — The • arena board held a
family skating party on January 11 at the
community centre.
It was 25 cent night and admissi 'i includ-
ed a hot dog and hot chocolate. There were
over 200 in attendance and 15 dozen hot dogs
were consumed.
Harvey Edgar of R.R. 4, Wingham was
able to return to his home January 11 after
being a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don.
Sara Anderson returned home on January
10 after visiting .'with3•Mra,and Mrs.,•Bill
Schreiber of Milton 4and •Mi s. "George Black
and Hazel Young in Campbellville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nicholson and Sherri of
Barrie, Dr. and Mrs. Ray Nicholson, of -Mor-
risburg, Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Wide, Kimberly,
Jennifer and Trevor of Hamilton. Rob
Nicholson and Pat Schnurr of Hanover
visited over the holidays with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Garner Nicholson.
United Church Women
The January meeting of the Evening ilnit
of the United Church Women was held at the
Honie' of • Dorothy 'Lbgl tt' with 17 iriembers
present.
The meeting was opened by Mrs. Robert
Grasby. After the business period, -Laura
Johnston and Mrs. Clarence Yuill led the
worship service. The program was given by
Mrs. Harold Vincent assisted °by Mrs. Sam
Pletch and Dorothy Logan.
A social half-hour followed and lunch was
served by Mrs. George Michie and Mrs.
Leslie Vincent. ,
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