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Happy Birthday to Ellen Johnston who
celebrated her 88th birthday on Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Haggitt, Lillian Leatherland and
Mrs. Robert Peck arrived home from a two
day trip to Manitoulin Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson spent last
weekend with their son, William at
Newmarket.
Paul Popp of Lonesboro had his appendix
removed in Clinton Hospital last week.
James Towe of London, formerly of
Auburn, died in his 86th year. Our sympathy
to the family.
Mary Young of Goderich, formerly of
Auburn, is a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital.
Mrs. George Beattie, former Auburn
teacher and daughter-in-law, Mrs. George
Beattie of Unionville called on former
pupils in Auburn area recently. She was the
former Marie Welsch.
KNOX UNITED CHURCH SERVICE
The minister Gary T. Shuttleworth con-
ducted the morning service at Knox United
Church. Lori Millian was organist.
The Junior Choir sang "Be Wise" under
the direction of Mrs. Allan Webster and
Mrs. Gordon Gross as pianist.
The minister chose for his sermon,
Holding on during the Struggle.
Offering was received by Teadde Bakker
and Ken Ramsey.
KNOX U.C.W.
The Knox United Church Women held
SIIMIRTNIMMIIMINISOMINT
AUBURN
Mildred Lawlor, 526-7589
their general meeting on September 25 at
the church. Betty Marsh opened the meeting
with a skit. Other members of the cast were
Mrs. John Durnin, Dana Bean and Mrs.
Jack Armstrong. The audience was involv-
ed also and learned how to be a leader.
Suggestions were givenon getting
everyone involved, planning a good pro-
gram and gaining confidence m your work.
Miss Marsh then handed out different
assignments and the three groups had to lay
out the plan for their assignment
Miss Marsh then spoke about the leaders
in the Bible and Mrs. Allan Webster read
passages about Moses, who became a leader
and Mrs. Oliver Anderson read the Scrip-
ture about early followers and the disciples
of Jesus.
Miss Marsh closed with this motto, Chris-
tian leadership is the act of serving others
and led in prayer.
Mrs. Tom Cunningham vl?as the accom-
panist for the hymn which followed, Offer -
Tiger Dunlop institute
hears about Lucknow, India
Twenty-seven Institute members and
guests attended the Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute meeting in Colborne Township Hall
on Thursday Sept. 25 at 1:45 p.m.
Stella Reaburn opened the meeting,
reading an Autumn poem. The roll call "A •
product. we would miss if farmers went on
strike" showed how important the industry
of farming really is.
The 35th Huron County Women's Institute
Rally will be in Walton Community Centre
on Oct. 6 at 9:30 a.m. and the London Area
convention will be Oct. 16 and 17 in London.
A Health Fair will be held in Goderich
District Collegiate on Nov. 4 with subject of
nutrition.
The 1986 Huron County Women's Institute
Scholarship award -was won by Lisa Duizer,
of Londesboro. Mrs. H. Brindley's poem
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ing was received by Mrs. Jack Armstrong
and Mrs. Oliver Anderson.
The vice-president, Dana Bean then con-
ducted' the business meeting. Mrs. Peter
Verbeck led a memorial service in honour of
one of the group's late members, Mrs. B.
Marsh, who is sadly missed.
4-H CLUB
The Auburn 4-H Club met on Saturday,
September 27 at the home of Glenyce Mc
Clinchey. It was the first for Milk Makes It
with approximately 17 members. The club's
leader is Rosemary Kibble with assistant
leader, Glenyce McClinchey.
Election of officers was held with the
following results: President, Tonya
Boomstoppel; Vice-president, Denise
Gross; Secretary, Anita Gross; Press
Reporter, Julia Glenn.
i ne ron call, which was answered by each
member, was to name a food that is a good
source of calcium.
Information was read and discussed on
how to avoid calcium deficiency. Members
participated by making nachos and a
raspberry drink.
The meeting was,, closed by the Club's
president, Tonya Boomstoppel, with the 4-H
motto, Learn to do by Doing.
Gertrude Keitting, 684-8076`
"Don't you Quit" had a splendid message
for all.
The guest speaker Lenore Bradley gave a
splendid talk on her travels around the
world emphasizing her visit to Lucknow, In-
dia. She gave a glimpse of the way people
live, the agriculture or what is grown and
raised in the various countries and showed a
few specials she brought back.
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HELEN HAMILTON
Mrs. Helen Draycott (Hoyes) Hamilton
died at the Red Deer Regional Hospital Cen-
tre on September 12, 1986 at the age of 78
years.
She was born on June 2, 1908 at Toronto.
She lived in Goderich for a number of years,
and then moved back to Toronto, where she
worked for Cuttler Glass Co. for a number of
years.,
She was quite active in the Church and en-
joyed lawn bowling and travelling. She was
predeceased by her parents, three brothers
and her husband, John in 1978.
She is survived by two sons, Tim Bell of
Kitchener, and Frank Naegele and his wife
Lriane of Red Deer, Alberta; two grand-
children Kelly Parson of Red Deer, Alberta
and Mellissa Randal in Guam and one
brother-in-law, William Naegele of
Goderich.
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September 16 with the Reverend Gordon
Taylor officiating. Cremation, followed.
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