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The ILLAGE TRUSTEES
MEET.
e Auburn Village
tees met in the Town
last Saturday night with
chairman, Warner
rews in charge. The other
tees, Sandy Andrews and
neth Scott were present.
e clerk, Frank Raithby
the minutes which were
epted as read. Clerk
hby had written to
'o Hydro re the in-
ation of new lights in the
ge and had not received a
• y. Mr. Andrews reported
Allan Craig had been
d to keep the village
ets free of excess snow
he had made a good job
blowing it.
ndy Andrews reported on
small Auburn fire engine
• hose and said that it
Id be' tried out soon. A
ge map to show the
tion ,of drains, water
es and underground
es was prepared, by Mr.
rews mixes on
was decided to invite the
on County planner, Gary
idson to attend a meeting
lilage Trustees.
letter re the demolition of
uildings was shelved and
ther ,
,eMelvgt'. nfi It te,
g will be in Colborne
hip Hall this Thursday,
4'04 'O'r2P•nt Mtii;A.
*,111 have the topic'and
boped a'llided:attenditnee
be on hand for the special
ofbusineis;,-.-
ojborneTownship
nts orproperty owners,
'ember the pyblitineeting.
be held 'in Colborne.
nship Hall,' Carlow, ,
sday, March 10 6 p.m.
O Colborne Township
clary Plan will be
'0i/ed. Check the plan you
ivied in the mail recently
at you will be familiar
Its contents.
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104 the new project
•for Leisure','
Yelling February 21,
Groups No. I led by Misses,
*lea' and Nancy Brindley
and Group No. a led by Misses
Rubena Brindley and Donna
Kellestine „Met together in
Celbarnetownship Hall.
The meeting opened with
;the pledge and the electinn of
officers. For Group No. 1 the
officers were elected as
follows: President: Darlene
Jewell;' vice-president Marie
Brindley; • ,
secretary(revolving) with
members of the Club being
Brenda Sowerby, Darlene
Jewell, Kathy Schoemaker,
Jenny Riehl, Christine Riehl,
Marie Brindley, Nancy
Brindley.
If there are any girls
wishing to join in this project
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nextMonday,
February
old by Mir*,
The leadera.thenteeli-overwIth
Helen
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n thekand the requirements ot club
members.• ' : •
Rubena Brindley Group No,
3 discussed sewing box
contents after; which Helen
Brindley discussed choosing
• clothes for leisure. The girls
then filled out the hand-out
.04116et for choosing clothes for
leisure.
Rubena Brindley and
Donna Kellestine of Group
• No. 3 demonstrated how to
take measurements and each
meinber will be making .a
garment for leisure Which
can be anything thy 7 would
feel comfortable wearing for
entertaining at home but not
for wearing to scheel.
They discussed choosing
clothes for leisure .and the
style _ and pattern , they
preferred, and the fabric
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the Trustees agreed to give a
grant of $25.00 to the Auburn
Horticultural Society. A letter
from the Blyth and Distric
Fire Fire Department noted
that $1250.00 was Auburn's
share in the purchase of new
equipment.
Several taxpayers were
present and complained
about dogs running loose in
the village destroying
property of residents,
especially on garbage day.
The Trustees promised that
something would be done
soon.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The February meeting of
the. Auburn Women's
Institute was held last
Tuesday in the Auburn
Community Memorial hall
with the president Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock in charge.
Letters were read from
Mrs. Verna Maluske,
provincial president and Mrs.
William Porter F.W.I.O
Board Director. The quilt
course has been delayed due
o slow delivery of the books
from Toronto.
A plea was made to help
make quilt .blocks for the
Erland Lee Home for sale and
also to save the stamps for
Associated Country of ,the
World. Mrs. Lawrence
Plaetzer was asked to get a
piano light and Mrs. Tom
Jardin was named delegate
to Officers' Conference in
May. Mrs. Andrew Kirk-
connell gave the card report
New Year's theme was given
by Mrs. Jack Armstrong and
Mrs. Arnold Cook. Mrs.
t Thomas Jardin sang the Ten
Commandment song ac-
companied hy Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall.
Mrs. Earl Si. Jean was the
• speaker and told of her work
with Senior Citizens at the
Goderich Nursing Home. She
also told of previous groups
she had formed before
corning to this area. She told
of the need of the family unit •
being preserved - that older
people need younger people
and that youth can benefit
from association with Senior
Citizens. She urged all who
could to take time to visit
those confined to nursing
homes. Mrs. Haines thanked
Mrs. St. Jean for her
message.
Mrs. Ernest Durnin,
• president, took charge of the
business period. The date was
set for the annual family
night to be held on March 4. ,
February 23 was set for at
work day to do quilts for the
spring bale. Plans were also
made for the Easter
Thankoffering program to be
combined with an open
communion service when all
area people are welcome who
are interested in a Good
Friday service. Mrs. Charles
Wilkins of Lucknow, the
president of Huron West
Presbytery will be the guest
speaker.
SOCIAL NEWS
and read the thank -you notes
she had received. The motto -
"Let us" take time for all
things - make us grow calm,
serene and -gentle" was taken
• by Mrs. Beth Lansing.
Mrs. John Hazlitt of Ben-
• miller was the guest speaker
of the afternoon, introduced
by Mrs. John Stadelmann
Convenor of Education. Mrs.
Hazlitt, newly elected
• member of the Huron County
yl Bali; son of Mr. and School Board, spoke on
. Stanley Ball, Auburn, Education in Huron County
duated from the -and Ontario to -day. She
versity of Wisconsin, described the Board and told
son, Wis. with a B.Sc., about their duties and their
ree in Agriculture, different committees which
oring in the Dairy Science members are appointed to
uetion and Technology 'help operate and, keep run-
on. He commenced as ning smoothly.
Istant Agricultural The roll call was answered
resentative for Brant by giving a fact in a country
nty on January 4,1977. in Associated Country
Women of the World. Mrs.
Frank Raithby -gave two
—readings - "Daily Valentine"
•and "If you have someone,"
and the collection was
received by Christine
Stadelmann and Melissa
Clark.
Mrs. • Thomas Lawlor
cultural activities convenor
had a display of crafts she
had made and demonstrated
how they are produced using
cleanser ,eans, corn cans for
flower vases, and a wishing
well, outtf clothespins.
Mrs. Beth Lansing had a
contest and Mrs. Robert Peck
was •the winner. Mrs. Ian
Clark had a Valentine contest
'.. and Mrs, Sohn Hazlitt was the
Winner. Mrs; Thotnas Haggitt
• Won the *be for the marked
Lunch was served
by c'Fkank Raithby, Mrs.
• Beth wising and Mrs. Ian
• .UNITED CHURCH WOMEN
Mrs.' Donald, Haines
• presided 'for the general
Meeting of the United Church
Women ';Of Knox ,, United
Church and gave the call to
,Friday
vterriOon, The hynig,vias sung'
ithIlriL:Ctitheraiii Jackson
as planlst.
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assistant
leader. 'meeting
''4e7d:vtt1:pledge4d
• the roll call 9 in e .the
electionofofficers
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President IS Susan I . k;
vice . president., .Kathy Kerr;
secretary-treasurer,..1` ,, ,:' ti,/Y
LOuchr Press repOrteIVAice
1livins ; 'telephone girl F::,41ran*
Allin; 'book coverOoMniite,
Brenda Fisher; , Patty
Brindley, Tammy Louch;
Achievement Day •-Coin-
mittee, Brenda 'Feagan,
•Kathy Kerr, Susan Pollock.
To n
m h de a nye x t Emeeting r y2
will.1;
Discussion during the
evening was on sewing box
contents, record bo9k
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lawrence returned recently
from a two week's holiday in
Florida.
Mr. Ross Robinson is a
patient in Alexander and
Marine hospital, we wish him
a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Trommer and Miss Connie
Trommer ,visited last Sunday
with M. and Mrs. Barnet
Cade.
Miss Trudy Machan of
Fanshaw College spent the
weekend with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Machan and
sister Miss Tracy Machan.
Mr. Donald Cartwright
came home last Tuesday
after being' a patient in
University hospital, London.
Prize winners for lthe
euchre party were; High
Lady, Mrs. Thomas Hallam;
High Man, Douglas Glousher ;
Low Lady - Mrs. Lawrence
Plaetzer4-Low Wien - Warner.
Andrews; Novelty prize • -
Robert Turner.
GEORGE PHILLIPS
Mrs. Thomas Johnston and
Miss Laura Phillips have
received the sad news of the
death of their cousin, George
Phillips of Dawson Creek,
• He was the son of the late
John and Margaret Philips
and was born at Fordyce, 10th
con. of West Wawanosh. At
that time his father operated
a store and postoffice there.
About 70 years ago the
Phillips family moved to the
Canadian West. George was a
bachelor and leaves to mourn
two sisters, Elizabeth, Mrs.
James Robinson of Yellow
Grass, Ruth, Mrs. Rood of
Santa Monica, California and
five brothhrs, Harry of
London, Jack of Kelowna,
B,C., Les 6f Burnaby, B.C.,
Arthur of DaWson C,t'eek. B.C.
and Rayof Calgary.
Another cousin, the late
Herrnan,hillips of Lucknow
passed Away two weeks
Previous to,, George's death.
Hera,s, the son of the' late
Torn and Margaretyhiitips of
St Helens
John Martyn. now of
Mont -fon N.B.*, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Martyn
before starting work there.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
Farrish spent the weekend in
requirements, -:choosing
clothes for leisure and getting
ready to cut out.
Group work was taking
each other's measurements
and selecting fabrics and
trims to go -with patterns
chosen.
SOCIAL ITEM
Mr. and Mrs. James
Thompson and family, Loyal
corner, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Brian Campbell and
family at Winthrop on Sun-
day.
COME IN AND
MEET OUR
FRIENDLY
SALES STAFF
afiele4ere they attended
thificOckergetne and saw son
the New York
Gordon Finlayson is still
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Finlayson in Mexico City, but
will return home shortly
when Mr1 and Mrs: John
Finhome laysionn mveonveezutoeltah,eirSouth
America.
Mrs. Ernest Gibson has
returned hornefrom Hospital
in Wingham.
Bain MacLennan was
taken to Wingham hospital on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Emile MacLennan
and Florence visited in
Palmerston with Mr. and
Mrs. . Bruce Millar on
Saturday and with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack MacLennan in
Stratford on Friday.
Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie is
on a tour to Florida.
Roads that had been closed
for several days were finally
opened on Thursday only to
be closed again by Sunday
with t
developed efter an. all
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terfan
chur..,„„smet theheniel,,.',
of Mrs. William r Roes in
Lucknpw on Wednesday'
afternoon.
An invitation has been
received by the members of
the Pipe Band who have for
the past two years attended.
the Orange Bowl Parade in
Florida on New Year Day to
attend the Rose Bowl Parade
•Y'
were
Mary A
retrolta`i.,
Don Meli
Mr
who ha#ebeen resIdi
former ".:00.4ton
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moved to
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