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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-10-28, Page 171 Eric Reaburn speaks to Tiger Dunlop Women's In- stitute October meeting, was in Colborne Township Hall, Thursday, October 22 at 7:30 P.m. President, Mrs. R. Buchanan opened the meeting, welcoming all and after the members and guests joined in the Opening Ode, the Mary Stewart Col- lect and 0 Canada, with Mrs. G. Kaitting at the piano, she spoke regarding the sudden passing of one of the members, Mrs. Mollie Sut- ' ton. A minute's sllence, followed by prayer, was observed as a memoriam and Mrs. Kaitting was asked to give Mrs. Sutton's sister a small remembrance and a note of sympathy from the Institute. Mrs. Buchanan thanked the members for the flower from the Institute and for cards received in the passing of her sister recently. The roll call, "An educa- tional opportunity I have missed," was answered by 13 members and there were eight visito'rs present. Guests from Dungannon W.I. and Goderich Township were welcomed. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the ac- ting secretary, Mrs. Kaitting and approved and cor- respondence was read and attended to. This included an invitation from Blyth In- stitute to their meeting November 5 at 8 p.m. (it was uncertain if . any members would be able to accept this invitation). Correspondence regarding the area conven- tion to be held in St. Marys, November 5 and 6 had not been received but Mrs. E. Bogie was chosen as the delegate and arrangements were made. A letter from C.N.I.B: was read and a mo- tion to Send a donation was approved. A post card was received and read from Earl Reaburn when he was serv- ing with Crossroads in Yen - di, Ghana, Africa. Members were informed of the revi- sion to the by-law regarding the annual fee to be paid to the district secretary treasurer. The motto, given by ,Mrs. Dorothy Feagan, was a very interesting article from .the pen of Mr. Smiley. Delegates to the Institute Fall Rally held in Belgrave, October 5 were Mrs. Ila Bean and Mrs. H. Brindley. Mrs. E. Bogie on behalf of Mrs. Bean, gave the report of the morning session and Mrs. H. Brindley gave the report of the afternoon ses- Colborne Corner Gertrude Kaitting, correspondent 624.2076 sion, Both were very in- teresting and informative. The Reverend Scott was guest speaker on the subject, "The Disabled". The meeting was then turned \over to Mrs. Eric Reaburn who introduced her son Earl who has been serv- ing ereing with Crossroads in Africa and who, with the assistance of his sister, Janice who has been living in Africa for several months since her marriage, told of the location of his work, the type of work (agriculture and health) and community development. He showed very interesting slides of the country where he was, the people, homes, markets, church services, modes of living, etc., all of which was very interesting and educa- tional as members asked questions during the slides. Earl seemed very in- terested in his work and replied he would be willing to go back or do this work in another field. Members were then interested in viewing the many souvenirs he and his sister displayed as some of the articles were wearing apparel. The president thanked Earl and Janice for the in- teresting evening. The November meeting will be Thursday, November 26 at 1:45 p.m. The meeting closed with The Queen and The Grace after which members en- joyed a social half-hour with lunch served by the commit- tee ` of Mrs. Falkiner, Mrs. Horton, Mrs. E. Bogie, Mrs. H. Brindley and Mrs. S. Snyder, while they also en- joyed purchasing plants donated from Mrs. Sutton and other articles from the members. Two African violet plants were .^ delivered to. two members who have been in the hospital, Mrs. George McBride and Mrs. James Horton. They are wished a speedy recovery. Social news Mr. and Mrs. Steve Buchanan have moved from Colborne Township to. Goderich and are residing on Auxiliary meets The Huronview Auxiliary met in the Huronview Board Room on October 19th. The president, Mrs. L. Lockhart opened the meeting by all repeating The Lord's Prayer. Mrs. E. Webster read the minutes of the last meeting and Mrs. Marion Powell gave the treasurer's report. Correspondence was read. It was decided to give $100 to the Clinton Hospital Building Fund Committee, The Gorrie WI will be in charge of the October bir- thday party. Mrs. Mary Hoonard gave a reading "A Crabby Old Woman in a Hospital Bed" and Mrs. R. Phillips read the "Nurses Reply" The next meeting will be November 16 and visitors are welcome. Don't Let Winter Catch You By Surprise Wooden STORM SASHES Are Warmer 'Proprtr rin.d *Custom Sizes *Mails int Oriler Stave on year hosting bills INSULATION Como to see for All your involution n4346414 JOHN JEFFERY S SON ML IIt AtIMQJI ASST PLEIN 1443 ELOIN AVE. 00124111104 324.4111 Maple Street. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kalt- ting attended the 40th wed- ding anniversary open house and reception Sunday, Oc- tober 25 for Mr. and Mrs. John (nee Donna Bell) Pat. terson In First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth. Other friends from Goderich who attended were Mrs. Reg (Cepha) Bell, Mrs. Esther McDermott, Miss Marjorie MacFle, Mr. and Mrs. Allister Green and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Mcllwaln. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Reaburn over the weekend were their son, Earl, who has returned to studies at the University of Toronto and Miss Vivian McDougall of London who .I. on nerved with Crossroads in Africa. Mrs. Reaburn'a sister, Mrs. Marjorie Kotola of Winnipeg, is also visiting for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Reaburn's daughter, Mrs. Raynor (Janice) Reaburn- Shaw is spending a few weeks with her parents and will be returning to England November 10 to visit for a couple of weeks before retur- ning to. Guinea, Africa to join her husband. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbert of RR5 Goderich on the birth of their son, William Robert Bradley, born October 9 at St. Joseph's Hospital. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. R. Buchanan over the weekend were their fric daughter, Mrs. Ron Walsh and children frorn. North Bay and their son, Barry Buchanan and wife and children of Clinton. School news Friday, October 30 will be a P.D. Day at Colborne Cen• tral and the children will not be attending school. This week several Hallowe'en parties are being held at the school for the children. The school will enter a float in' the Santa Claus Parade on Saturday, November 28th in Goderich. Colborne Central School's Christmas concert is plann- ed for Wednesday, December 16. 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