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Monday Is Shipping
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7:34a.m. Monday
Fir Prompt Service
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t $unt*y relatives and
wertcrtaned at a
. at the
Mt*. Kenneth
ll to honor the bap -
their granddaughter,
Gail. McDougall,
„ter of Allan and Laura
,00ga1l of Sudbury and also
thc bIrh4ay of Angie:4 great
grandtnOther. Mrs: 'Ethel
talouvilldSeaforth.
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The September meeting of
the Anglican Church Women of
St. ft/lades Church was held last
week at the home of Mrs. Celia
Taylor in Goderich. Mrs.
°bed Slaler was in charge of
�bepmgram.
The „serifiture reading from
Luke 14;16 to 24 verses was
read followed by meditation by
Mrs. Slater. Prayers were said
by Mrs. John Daer and Mrs.
Donald Cartwright gave
readings.
Bible study was taken by
' Rev. Fred Carson. 4,
114gs. Celia Taylor presided
fOr The business portion of the
meeting. She told the members
about the visit of her daughter,
Mrs. Ronald Rathwell and Mr.
Rathwell to Ireland when they
visited Rev. and Mrs. Robert
Neatly, former rector of the
Auburn St. Mark's church.
They returned home last week
to Parkhill after a three week
"--.."gliiakiliareland and England.
She thanked everyone who
had assisted to decorate the
church for the Harvest Home
• service.
A discussion took place on the
making of the quilts and it was
decided to order the church
calendars.
The roll call was answered by
giving a Bible verse with the
word "fruit" in it. The
travelling apron received a
• penny for each letter in St.
• Michael and All Angels.
The members decided to send
a bale of clothing in the near
future and also to hold a
• quilting bee.
The meeting was closed with
prayer by Rev. Fred Carson.
*After a small twcti9p a
delitious lunch mask'
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Slate
WALKERBURN CLUB
The Septernhgr meeting of
the Walkerburn Club was held
at the home of Mrs. Torn
Cunningham. Mrs. Carmen
Gross was in charge of the
meeting.
Cards of thanks were read
from Gerri Kennedy and Pat
Hunking. Roll call was an-
swered by the payment of fees.
A report of the trip taken to
Dashwood Adult Rehabilitation
Centre was given. The draw
prize donated by Mrs. Lloyd
Penfound was won by Mrs.
Catherine Jackson.
Plans were made, to liald the
next meeting at the home - of
Mrs. Leonard Archambault.
Mrs. Joe Verwey lY and Mrs.
Marian Hunking will be in
charge of the program and
Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey and
Mrs. Thomas Cunningham will
be in charge of lunch.
The election of officers for
the corning year took place.
They are as follows; president,
Mrs. Carmen Gross; vice-
president. Mrs. Ted Flunking:
secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Pen-
fouiid; assistant, Mrs. Thomas
Cunningham; treasurer, Mrs.
Lloyd McClinchey: assistant,
Mrs. Garth McClinchey.
A successful sale of produce
was held with Mrs. Joe Verwey
• being an excellent auctioneer.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Marian flunking and. Mrs. Joe
Verwey assisted by the hostess.
Mrs. Thomas Cunningham.
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• The first meeting , of the
Auburn 1 441 dub for, the fall
project. "Let's Bake Bread"
was held at the home of Mrs.
John Hildebrand. The meeting
was opened with the 4-1-1 pledge
land the roll Call was answered
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by each member naming her
favorite bread.
The election Of officers took
01041 president, Faye Seers;
vice-president, Janet Cook;
Dress reporter, Judy Van
Oset, Cat
kit
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Dongen; telephone TrodY
Machan and Wendy Powell.
The secretary islloting.
A discussion took' place on the
ingredients of bread led by
Mrs. Donald Cartwright. Mrs.
ffildebraN dettlartatrated,
iag,*or freezeetingr
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SOC.IALNEWS.
Friends oti,tiarry 1. Boyle in
this district *II be pleased to
Wont' that he ' has been mimed
acting.' chairtnan of the
Canadian RadiofTelevision
cotronissiorh the regulatory
body which sets end
minis:ters the directives by
which, the broadcast industry in
Canada is governed, For
several wars he has been.
serving as 1110.eltalrtnan..
Thyle gIn the
tinor*arevkaiit and was
144r4iuent Ylts"and rws,Hee4"
Kenneti
McDougall were Mr. and Mrs.
Allan McDougaIl antlorn4 Angie.
of nilhye' CA ax4rtYcgr .01 4nr: Ito fet "Ilt; I andeat HMor:
Baptism and Communion were
observed last Sunday at Knox
United Church Auburn with the
inter -moderator Rev. Stanley
McDonald of Londesbord in
.anss
Anderson:
were In charge of the music.
claim beptized WPM
erry Elizabeth flakker,
•aughter of Mr. and Mrs
ker; Angie Gail
!cDougaIl, daughter of
and Mrs. Allen MePo al
Shawn William Verwey and
Shane Joseph Verwey; sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Verwey:
and Jodie Helen Winnifred,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glep,
Webster.
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