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Auburn news
Eleanor Brilidnockv
correspondent
526 7595
the promise of delicious
home-made soup. The entree
was served in smorgosbord
style at Rick and Uncia
Hawley's home. Finally, the
consumption of dessert and
beverage took place at the
home of Brian , and Lilian
Hallam. '
Bernice Gross presided
over the business and
Maurice Bean stated the last
month's business.
Next meeting will be held
on November 21 and the
following meetings will be
held the second Saturday
evening of each month.
Linda Hawley requests that
if any member wishes a
change in date, to please
inform her two weeks in
advance. A discussion took
place on future activities for
upcoming meetings,
Social News
Knox United Church,
Auburn will hold . its an-
niversary service next
Sunday, October 25 at 11
a.m. Rick Hawley will be the
speaker and there will be
special music by the guest
Qolnbti Carol Woodward of
London and the junior choir.
Everyone is welcome.
Mrs. Beth Lansing
returned home on Monday
after visiting with Mrs.
Ronald Darnude - at Water -
dawn.
Knox United Church
Women will hold their fall
Thankoffering meeting on
Sunday, October 25 at8 p.m.
Donald Jfrdin of Kitchener
will be the guest speaker on
the theme, 'The Year of the
Disabled'. Everyone is
welcome.
Mrs. Pearl Walker of
Toronto visited on the
Thanksgiving weekend with
her sister, Mrs. Emerson
Rodger and Mr. Rodger.
Thanksgiving weekend
guests with Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson were Mr. and
Mrs. Darly Murkar and
Jeffrey of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. George Robb and
family of London, Mrs. Mary
Johnston and Heather of
London and Wilfred San-
derson of Huronview.
Jack Young of Mitchell
visited last Wednesday with
his uncle, Tom Johnston,
Mrs. Johnston and Miss
Laura Phillips.
The sympathy of this
community is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Lefrebre on the sudden death
of het brother, Fred in
England.
The community is sorry to
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report that Ronny Referd is
a patient in Goderich
hospltaL Ile is wished a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Plunkett
was able to leave Clinton
Public Hospital last week
and is convalescing at the
Rammalo Nursing Home in
Blyth.
R. Davidson of 1oronto
and Mr. and Mrs. Derek
Booth of Falkirk, Scotland
visited recently with Mrs.
Frances Clark. Mr. Booth
was with the R.A.F. during
World War II and was
stationed at Port Albert for
two years
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sutton
of London visited with Mrs.
Albert McFarlane last
Sunday.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Lawlor last Sunday
were Mrs. Gertrude Park of
Dungannon and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Lawlor and Andrea
of R.R. 5 Goderich. It was
Andrea's second birthday
they were celebrating.
W.M.S.
The Auburn Presbyterian
Women's Missionary Society
met last Wednesdayy at the
home of Mrs. Roy Deer. The
president, Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson, was in charge
and opened the meeting with
a poem, 'Thank You Lord '.
She welcomed all and Mrs.
Frank Raithby took the
devotional period, using the
special Thanksgiving ser-
vicea in the .Glad Tidings.
She was assisted by Mrs.
Frances Clark sad Mrs.
Lillian Letherland. The roll
call was a Bible verse
containing the word -
Thanksgiving.
The guest speaker was
Mrs. Robert McAllister,
Huron Presbyterial
President. She chose a
Thanksgiving- theme and
explained the different parts
of the Women's Missionary
Society up to Council, Ewart
College and Knox College,
Toronto.
She was thanked by Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock and
presented with a gift.
Mrs. Franc Clark give a
reading, 'What to be Thank-
lid
hankful For'.
A letter was read from
Donald Ross of Oakville to
the Society with a cheque in
memory of his mother, the
late Mrs. Fred Ross who had
been a member of the
W.M.S. for many years.
The thank -offering was
received by Mrs. Frances
Qark and dedicated with
prayer by Mrs. Sanderson.
The meeting was closed with
prayer and lunch was served
by Mrs. Deer.
Attend fashion show
The congregation at
Huronview enjoyed a solo by
Mrs. Mabel Scott at the Sun-
day morning worship ser-
vice. The chapel was
decorated in the thanksgiv-
ing theme by the residents.
Margaret Mitchell, Edna
Gemmell, Mame Turvey,
Edith Aldington, Edna
Cantelon, Jennie Chestney,
Janet Zapfe and Mary Ross
were the ladies who attended
the fashion show on Wednes-
day afternoon at the Clinton
high school.
Those who enjoyed a shop-
ping trip to White Oaks mall
on Wednesday morning were
Eber Lewis, Grace Peck,
Helen Bradley, Frank
Bissett, Clayton Steel and
Mary Van Camp.
On Wednesday evening,
Edna Canteldn, Ella Wolfe,
and Jim Ruddock attended
the C.N.I.B. Thanksgiving
dinner at the Clinton Legion,
while Bible study was held
on Thursday afternoon led
by Mrs. Milford Prouty.
Milford Prouty played a
tape of Larry Prouty
reciting some of his poetry,
and this was followed by a
quiz by Milford Prouty. The
message was given by Mrs.
Milford Prouty.
Sympathy is expressed to
the families of Edward
Grigg, Richmond (Dick)
Atkey and Stanley Wilson.
Huronview would like to
welcome William 'Marshall
from Exeter, who is now liv-
ing in Normal Care.
Want
crests
A request from a local
broomball club has prom-
pted council to check out the
costs of purchasing town
crests for use by citizens.
A group of Goderich
broomballers told council
they would like to use the
town crest during the season
and asked for a $70 donation
for uniforms.
Council had considered
letting the team pay for their
own crests but Stan Profit
suggested that other groups
have received free crests in
the past.
"The soccer •Club uses it,
the Laketown Band uses it
and I don't think anyone paid
for it in the past," he said. "I
don't agree, the town should
supply the crests."
Administrator Larry
McCabe . said the town was
over budget in that respect
but he willk report to council
on the cost of crests.
Councillor Jim Searls
agreed with Profit and said it
was right for council to
supply the crests since they
advertised the town.
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