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AUBURN-- The Fel3ruary meet.
lug' of the Ladies Guild Qf St.
Mark's Anglican Church was held
at the Moble ` of. Mrs, Donald
Cartwright, Mrs, CarwrigIit was
in charge - of the program, ,with
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell at the
piano.
Mrs. John Daer _read ;the miss-
ion study theme on the life of
Queen ,Salotte of Tonga who had
written the service for the Day
of -Prayer. Mrs. Thoma4 Haggitt
gave two readings.
G. E, Pakenham spoke Qn
the relationship of the Guild to the
Roll Call..
Toothsome
• PORT ERS HILL— The UC W of
Grace Church met at',the home
of Mrs. Allen Betties last Wed-
nesday with the president Mrs.
Elgin Cox in charge.
The devotional period was in
charge of Mrs. Arlie Lockhart,
Scripture was read and Mrs,
Allen Betties led in prayer.. The
Study Rook .was taken by Mrs.
A. fgngejan and as it was decided
b to take a woman from. the bible
each month, she chose"Martha".
Secretary, and treasurer's re-
ports were read and adopted•
and thevarious committees re-
ported. The roll call was apenny
for every tooth you have. Articles
--• of business were discusged•
Last Sunday Rev, A. L.'Harley
of Hyatt Avenue, United Church,
of Lpndon, was guest speaker
when Mr. Beck, minister of -Grace -
Church, exchanged pulpits.
Queen SaIote
church, Ivkx. Pakenham appointed
an Altar Society Guild with Mrs.
Haggitt as president, slid/Mrs.
Cartwright and Plane Kirkconnell
as members.
Mrs. Qrval McPhee, president
of the Guild took charge of the
business period. The tninutes
were adopted as read by the
secretary, • Mrs. John Daer.
-.Cards of thanks were•'read from
Mrs . Ed. gavies and Mrs,, Gar..
-don Taylor, Ti'''efr'rasurer, Mrs.
Andrew •Kirkconnell gave the fin.
ancial statement and passed the
travelling apron` and received a
'penny for each letter. in St. 'Val-
entine's Day, and• the roll call
was answered with a thought
for Lent.
It was decided to hold a cen.
tennial supper in the Auburn Corn-
. munity Memorial Hall on March
:29.' They also planned to. .have
Valentine
Verse Read
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The meeting `oi the VMS of the
Free Methodist church was held
at the home of Ellie McGraw.
• Mrs. Harley _'n,.,•,prayer.
Scripture, a• verse on `<the back
of
2. Valentine with + everyone
taking part, was read.
A question and answer period
followed led by Mrs. Dick Cor.
rnish,,,.•and- Vere., •.,Clark: This
earned• the group a certificate.
Interesting letters were read
from Missionaries by Eileen
Roges, Mrs. Harley, Doren Idol•
ston, Vera Clark, Anne Teale,
Edwina McKee, Mrs. Cornish:
The group decided to being
pickf's,• candy, to next 'meeting
to raise funds for the Centennial
project.
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Miss Shirley l3rcwn show her
pictures of her work last year
in Great Whale River, in St.
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Mark's church oil, March 15.
Lunch was 'served by Mrs.
Cartwright.
Auxiliary Receives
Westm i ngter Thanks
The monthly ineefing- of the
Legion Ladies Auxiliary was held
in the green room with the pre.
sident Mrs. Earl .Harrison in
charge.
Minutes of_ the last_ meeting
were approved. Thank -you letters
were__receive,d from Westtnins,ter
Hospitalw saying hbw much they
appreciated -the television set,
''also for our »Veteran's parcels.
Committees reported on their
various activites. Four new mem-
bars are' to be initiated at the
March meeting.
• A. discussion was held on new.
decorations for the green room.
Prize's won were mystery pri0
Mrs. Mary Vickers; attendanee
draw, Mrs. Eileen Harrison; ceii
tennial cake, Mrs. .Vi. George;
special prize, Mrs. Em.' Thomp-
son. - . '
A delicous lunch was, served
by Mrs: Alice Anstay .and her
committee.
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erich Garden Group;
Gets Toronto Invitation
-Goderich Horticultural society
met irI the ',P-arisli Ball Wednes.
day evening, with Mary Howell
presiding. The secretary, Mrs.
Ed. Jessop, read a letter from,ttte
Toronto Garden Clubs, inviting
members to attend their annual
flower show at the O'Keefe.Cen.
ter:, f1•om Feb. 23 to 25. s.
The president, urged all mem.
bers te--.Qbta,in their 1907 Year
Books from. Mrs: Neil Shaw or
from. eXecutive, members. She
expressed appreciation to all of
those who; had helped prepare
the Year Boole, The Trophy list
for 1967 includes donations from
the following; Bank of Commerce,
Sifto Salt mine, White Rose Gas-
oline, RedRose Tea, Upper Lakes
Shipping Ltd., Grace Tree Farm,,,
Conklin Lumber, Eaton's of Can.
ada, Sheaffer Pen Co., Den►me'
Flower 'Shop, The Royal Bank,
Dominion Road Machinery,. God-"
erich Manuf?cturing, McGee's of
Goderich, H. B. Such, Simpson.
Sears, The __Bank of Montreal
and Baird Motors,
Betty MacKenzie, Goderich lib..
tartan, gave a synopsis of the
late Rachel Carson's book, "Sil-
ent Spring." Published in 1962,1
this book roused citizens every. -
where, to the potential results --
of the •misuse of insecticides and
pesticides, - •
Expo 67's network of canals
will be filled with water pumped
from the Saint Lawrence River.
The water in the canals will be
tinted blue.
issisimimmEgmumampooma
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d The poisoning of soil inhabit.
ants such as earth worms, pre.
vents proper soil formation for
the future; poisoned water des.
troys birds, insects, animals,
plants and trees; Nature provides
a 'balance in the inset world
which we should study, rather
than interfere with. I3irds eat
insects, larvae feed on insects,
and predator._ insects eat the des.
tr.uetive ,, species, 'Miss Mac.
Kenzie showed a National Film
Hoard film on "Insects", which
illustrated, in lovely, color, the
methods of insect control by
nature. Mrs. Bert Worsenmoved
a vote of thanks to the speaker.
A newcomer to Godprich, Mrs.
D. Buchanan, then gave a resume
• of losses. sutstained bY farmers
from the careless use of insect.
icicles. She ,stressed the drift
problem of air spi`aying • M;ts
Howell thanked her for • this re.
port.
The •president announced that
Mr. ._.ogearts, of the Ontario
Department of Health/would speak
on 'Pesticides" at the March
22 meeting.
Door were Mrs.
Brindley;Prize Mr, s. M.winners McKee anti
• :Gordon Smith. Refreshments ser.
ved by Mrs, Smith and Mr:
MQhring concluded the me, ening.
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