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District News
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Tiger Dunlop mem
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to attend piay "Annie"
The Saltford Community Club are, having
a potluck picnic, Sunday, Aug. 24 at Saltford
Valley Hall and surrounding field. All past
and present residents of Colborne Township
are invited to join in with this renewing
friendship event. Plan to attend. This will
start at 2 p.m. and if possible bring your
lawn chair, plate and cutlery. Dress of
course is optional.
Members of Tiger Dunlop Women's In-
stitute are planning to attend Huron Country
Playhouse, Grand Bend for the play "An-
nie" on Aug. 28, for the afternoon
performance.
Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Swaffield, of Wickliffe,
Ohio visited Mrs. Hume Clutton and other
relatives in Goderich recently.
Sincere sympathy to the family of the late
John 'Kernighan of Goderich. Mr. Kernighan
and his wife farmed for many years before
moving to Goderich.
Mrs. Gordon J. Kaitting has sold her home
to Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Langford of Goderich
and will . be moving to an apartment in
Goderich.
Colborne Township welcomes Mr. and
Mrs. Langford and family to Colborne.
WILSON REUNION
About 120 descendants of Allan and
Elizabeth Wilson held their 1986 reunion at
Benmiller, June 28.
They came from California, Michigan,
Connecticut, Toronto, Whitby, Hamilton,
Cochrane, Orilla and the immediate area.
John Stoll, RR 3 Auburn and great-
grandson of Allan and Elizabeth acted as
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tinued as secretary -treasurer.
Each family head reported activities and
changes in his or her branch since the last
reunion in 1984.
A minute of silence was observed in
memory of four family members who died
in the past two years including Edgar Stoll,
Allan Stoll, Arnold Cooke and Marion
Pischler.
Quite a number had personal memories to -
recount, of Allan and Elizabeth Wilson who
were married in 1884 and lived near
Rosseau, Muskoka, until coming to Col- .
borne township in 1914.
Eldest lady present was their daughter-in-
law Blanche Wilson of Cochrane.
Jean Sugyama of California, had come the
greatest distance.
Alletta Kirkbride of Cochrane shared a
Feb. 8 irthdate with Elizabeth Wilson.
Bill and Barbara Wilson of Whitby had a
wedding anniversary closest to that of the
Wilson grandparents.
Reunion 1988 will be hosted by Bette and
Stan Rohrer of Grand Blanc, Michigan.
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McDonald's Restaurant held a Car Wash on Saturday to help raise
money for Muscular Dystrophy. Collecting over $200 for the cause
with their scrubbing efforts are, left to right: Christine Philips,
Julia Ritchie, Jeff Coulter, and Maria Lourenco. Also helping dur-
ing the day were Ken Webb, Scott Allison, Fiona McMahon, Tracey
Ladd, and Loree Huber. (photo by Mike Ferguson)
Auburn people wish Mrs.
Straughan happy 96th birthday
Hope Chapel Cemetery service will be
held Aug. 24 at 3 p.m. Pastor Carne will be
the minister in charge of the service.
Happy Birthday to Mrs. E. Straughan on
the occasion of her 96th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin, Bonnie Armour
and Mrs. William Straughan spent Sunday
at Kincardine for a picnic with other
members of the family.
Sorry to report that Betty Marsh is a pa-
tient in Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital and had surgery last week. We
wish heir a speedy recovery.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Young of Stratford
and Craig Ritchie of Goderich and Mr. and
Mrs. James Henry of Clawson, Michigan
visited with Ellen Johnston and Laura
Philips recently.
Lloyd McLarty and Francis Youngblut
called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor on
Sunday.
Visitors with Frances Clark on the
weekend were .Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Fishback, M.J. Houston and J.C. Jamieson
all of Toronto.
W.M.S.
The August meeting of the Presbyterian
.W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Roy
Daer. The president.Martha Daer welcomed
all.
Lillian Leatherland read the Scripture.
.The.meditation., was on Dorcas,.,"a woman
full do good works".
Mrs. Taylor of Hensall gave the study on
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Tammy Shuttleworth and Wendy Ruegger;
middle, Helen Lapp and Anita Gross;
junior, Joyce DicitSon; crafts, Leona Cunn-
A U B U R N Ingham; music, Bernice Gross and opening
program, Gary Shuttleworth.
Linda Cunningham, organizer of this
event, thanks all who helped or sent their
children.
Mildred Lawlor, 52S-75i3R Chamney Reunion
The September meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs, Don Cartwright Sept. 9 at 8
p.m.
Knox United Church
Serivce
Mrs. Gordon Gross and daughter Anita
gave a piano instrumental "Climb. Every
Mountain". Kevin Webster and Anita Gross
were in charge of Sunday School. The
minister Gary. Shuttleworth chose for his
sermon "The doubts we have."
Offering was received by Roger Cunn-
ingham and Larry Plaetzer.
Vacation Bible School
Vacation 'Bible School is over at Knox
United Church in Auburn. It was a pleasant
week of Bible lessons, sports, music"and
crafts.
Fifty young people from ages 9 to 13 took
part in these activities. The teachers for. the
-classes 'were : nursery, Angela Milian-and
Glenyce Young; kindergarten, Debbie Cun-
ningham and Lori Armstrong; primary
The second. annual Chamney reunion of
the descendants of the late Robert Chamney
and Clara Chamney was held at the East
Wawanosh Conservation Park on Aug. 9.
Happy Birthday was sung to Margaret
Chamney of Windsor, whose birthday was
that day. Games, races and a scavenger
hunt were held for the children.
The one with the most of their immediate
family present was Verna Doerr. of Niagara
Falls. Coming the farthest was Robin
Hayden and family of Fort McMurray,
Alberta.
The youngest girl was Kathryn Chamney
of Ottawa, youngest boy was Justin
Chamney of Auburn. Oldest person was
Margaret Chamney of^ Windsor.
Pictures were shown from the last reunion
and lots of reminiscing done. Happy Birth-
day was sung toStuart Chamney *hose bir-
thday is near the end of August.
Seventy-five descendents were present
from Toronto, Niagara Falls, Trenton,
- Windsor, Ottawa,..Goder'ich,_Belgrave PortY
Elgin, London, Burlington, Fort M ,Murray'
Alberta, Oklahoma and Auburn.
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