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Kingsbridge demonstrated how to take
family of Kitchener visited
Sunday with •his grandparents, measurements. '
SeParitte Schoo The second meeting of Auburn
• gr. and Mrs. William, Straughan:
Miss Margaret R. 'Jackson of II •was,held at the home of Mrs.
bus. tour Blyth visited on the weekend v l`th William Clark and opened with'the•
Mrs. James ,lackson. • 4-H pledge. They chose 'Nightie
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.represent
The February meeting' of the
Auburn Women's Institute was
held in the Auburn ' Commlanity
Memorial Hall with the president,
Mrs. Leonard Archambaujt in the
She'opened the meeting with an
appropreee reading.The.minutes ,
were accepted as read, by the
secretary Mrs. 'Donald Haines.
Thefrnancial statement was given
by Mrs. Haines.
Mrs'. Donald Cartwright was
chos°en to go to Officers'
Conference' i May with Mrs.
Thomas lTaggitt as alternate.
Miss Sheron' Collins read the
report of the 75th anniversary
artwri'
urn. Ins
ce ebrations'at e ' oya ' or ,
Toronto, prepared by Mrs.
EleSainor B'radnock. Mrs, L.
Archambault also gave a rep1rt of
the celebrations held in Toronto.
Both ladies thanked the Branch
for sending them.
, The 0b11 'call was answered by • -Vas : 'given ` by ° �Nklr.s.. MAndrew'
naming memories. of a pioneer " ,Kirkconnell.
kitchen. Mrs. 'Celia Taylor,, -thea ° Mi s. Lawrence Plaetzer
curator of the Twt~edsmuir irttrodliced rite guest speaker f
History Book reviewed and spore , the aftern0ou, Mrs., Kenneth Scott.„
•°about[ tifigos#e4�a the who snake on .the •r'esea�reic ,with
commi-ttee..vMrs. Myrtle Munro medicine down thrOugh`tl e Years.v
gave an inspiring message on, the She told many ot` the old-time
motto If you look back too much, remedies and spoke of the many
you'll soon be headed that way.,
. f ways that have t1pv var�i;iihlteedd,
•
Mrs. CordgnCiramny 'th
Mrs, Donald Haines reported Mrs, Scott.
for the 4-.H clubs. Ther card report Mrtsical 'selection was played
• on the piano by Mrs.' Richard •
Auburn Socials Two H dub, .
'Brooks. Mrs. William Empey and.
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt took up the'
- collection.
Lunch, was served by Mrs.
Mrs. Leonard Archambault and eleCts''slate Aoffjcer
'Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock attended
the 75th anniversary celebrations Auburn II 4-H club met at the
sof the' founding of the W.I. at the home of Mrs. William Clark and
Royal York Hotel, Toronto, when opened ,with the 4-H plc�+gg.
1600 W.I. members' were present The ' election of officers took
from all over Ontario. •place and are as follows:
Elmer Trommer spent the President, 'Lorraine Chamney;
'weekend with his mother, Mrs. vice-president, Sherry Plaetzer;
Emma Trommer at Preston and secretary, Maureen) Longtiurst;
with liespeler' friends. press reporter, Trudy.Machan.
The Explorer Group of Knox Miss Heather Elliott discussed
,Lrait.ed Church held . a. toboggan, ,_ the record book requirements and
party at the -home -of Jane and told about, ,clloosing sleepwear
Ellen Ttiompson. A. Valentine's garments. Heather also told about
cake made by Mrs. Arnold Cook fahrvic finishes and trims.. Mrs.
did it with refreshments .was Clark demonstrated how to
served by Mrs. Thompson. straighten the fabric. Lorraine
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jardin and Chamney and Sherry Plaetzer
Miss Nancy Anderson of
Auburn and teacher of Gra
and 2 at Kingsbridge Sep
.School arranged a bus tour f
26 pupil's. 'file, party
Kingsbridge with
Mittenburg a,s operator of th
.Roads anc3 weather Gond
were perfect fwr� the:jou.riiey
miles path -way.
, The first stop was at th
Mill. south of Blyth on Highway' 4.
The children .were graciously ,
received by the proprietor. Mrs.
Ric:.bard Snell and told .about the
building and the different skins
that have been tanned. She was
assisted by Mrs. Raymond Snell..
a clerk .'w^ ho told abou the varioris
skins and the tanning process. t)1
special interest Nas the hear.
Mrs. Eleanor - Bradnock and
des 1 -Mrs. Donald Haines attended a
Separate 'luncheon at , Mrs.. Charles
or her Munro's at Embr'o when the
left
president of 'the Associated
Mrs . Country Women of the World.
e bus. Mrs. Olive Faryuahson of
itions 'England and • Mrd. Noblitt,
of 25 'F;�'.LO. °pres.iderit of Ottawa
w�.ez�.gaest&.oL .Londo.n t r'ea
e Old Executive. ,
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Nites for their name They filled Arthur, Mrs. Wi,iflatn Straughnn
out hand' -out sheets and discussed and Mrs.. George Millian.
altering patterns . and how to
meats. iridal Showei
Miss Sheron Collins was guest
The first Meeting of Auburn III
4-H club -was held at the home of of honour at a surprise bridal
Mrs'. Frank RaithbY n and was' shower at. the home • of Mr. and
opened with the 4-H pledge. e • Mrs,,StankeyBall. Misses Brenda
The election of officers took • and Arva Ball and Miss_'Nancy.
place, President is Barbara Anderson were in cha g'e of, ,the
Charnney; vice-president, ..progccam and Sheron was seated in
Margaret •Franken; secretary, a decorated chair.
Cathy McClinchey; and press ' 4 During the even4ing Miss Aiwa"
reporter, Barbara Empey. - Ball played several.piano solos.
The , members chose4 grey • Contests were given by Miss .
duot,angs for record book covers. Anderson,, nd- Miss Brenda Ball. •
A discussion took place on Winners were Arva Ball,^ Sherono
patterns and fabrics suitable for Collins and Mrs: Elliott Lapp.
sleepwear. Measurements were Gifts were opened during the '•
taken. ' • .ogram and Miss Collins
The aFxt meeting is to be held at thanked everyone, Misses Brenda.
• the home Of Mrs. John and Arva .Ball served a dainty
Hildebrand:• lundh.'.
.Clinton Junior
Farmers meet
wolf and even a mouse skin , on '
display.
Acomplete tour was had of the
large . display room full of
-itier•clia i lise and' 'keeniritei tst
was taken of the sheep -skin rugs
w'hirh
are manufactured in . the
At the post office
Ashfield
News
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Mr. o. Rivett has been' a Toronto part of this week.
patient in 'Goderi.ch General John Young was home from
Hospital this past week: It is London for the weekend with his
hoped •he is. soon much i`mpraved parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
in health. ' . Young, and Sharon. Chuck
M_r-; ...a.nd__. M-rs,.—Rept.. _.Irvin. . returned. S_e n d a y_ evening ..
accompanied by Mr. and Mr's. following an interview in London,
• Nelson Baynard of Lucknow. were and a. few days,, spent in
guests on c ,nday with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Wall, Teeswater,
The three...ladies are sisters.
Mr. and.MVMrs. Grant Sowerby of
Thornhill and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Blake acrd Becky of Galt spent the
weekend at their respective
homes here and in Goderi'ch.
On Saturday the sudden and
t severe snowstorm caused many
blocked 'roads and also' the poor
visibility combined to leave
travellers stranded away frofn
their h'"omes or destinations.
,However, there were young folk
who enjoyed snowmobile and
toboganing parties.
Sunday Services were
Cancelled in the three churches in
Dungannon.
'Last weekend Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Ott and' Matthew from Kitchener
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Irvine Epdy and 'Martha.
On March 3rd, (1st Friday)
World's Day of Prayer isto be
observed for this community in
Dungannon Presbyterian church.
Members from the ftrur• churches
in the hrea will be taking part
the service at 2 p.m. I ather
Phalen from St. Augustine will be
guest speaker and special music.
will be given. Plan to attend.
j.•., ,n, Ms,' Girvin Heed, reeve of •
Ashfield Twp. is attending the
Gond 1ioads Cotive'tititn in
Till•sonhurg. '
Friday, February , 18th. the
Annual Meeting of the West
Wawanosh Mutual Fire Insurance
Com.pafiy was heLd .ii the
Dungannon Agriduitural 'Hall .
Mr, and Mrs. Art Da.nahy and
children, Kevin and Terri—Ann
of Kincardine were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Thompson and
Joanne on Sunday. in honour of
Joanne's' birthday.
Dungannon W.I. will hold their
regular meeting on Thur'sclay at 2
p.m. at the home 'of Mrs. Fred
Young. Historical Research is to
be the theme of the meeting.
. You.r , correspondent
appreciates the phone calls on
Monday mornings from. those who
have items of interest to report
for the Dungannon column.
Readers from a distance have
expressed their interest too—
seeing your names and activities.
in print.
Miss Beatrice McClenaghan
went to Kitchen.?r ,on Saturday
morning to Visit her aunt, Mrs.
Olive Goudie for a few days.
0 THE RED CROSS IS
PEOPLE LIKE YOU
HELPING
PEOPLE LIKE YOU
Mrs,
back factory.
Returning to ' Auburn Post
Office, they went to the Aubur'h
Post Office where Postmaster
.Kenneth Scott, and his, wife
explained the system of postal
opera ions. Stamping, mailing.
and the rural route system and
mail orders were a11• explained to
.the children.
SUPER DISCOUNT PRICES
•ON THE SQUARE
OPEN NIGHTLY TILL 10 WE DELIVER
The regulai. meeting Of the
Clinton, Junior Farmers was lieldp.
,in the Clinton
Town Hall.- Constable WaYne
Moulton gave' a talk -on
snowmobile safety with the use of
slides. John. Fielder thanked
interesting talk.
A joint meeting with, the girls
was held and hills paid during the'
business.' It was decided to hold a
toboggan party and oto sponsor a
dance sometime -in March.
Themeeting was.adjourned and
lunch served.
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1GOgD THINGS
Lloyd Collins - '' .,
WHEN YOU HELP
1 Ib. Pkg.
hostsmis3ion society
RED CROSS'
5 Ib. Bag
59(
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The February meeting of the
Women's MissionarySocietywas
held at the home of. Mrs. Lloyd
Collins with Mrs. Ewan MacLean
presiding. She began with the call
to worship which was folloNvµed, by..
a prayer from.Mrs. Colin Howes.
Mrs. Stuart MacLennan read
the Scripture and meditation. "In
Harmony". A panel telling of the
problems faced by Africans in
these times of change was given
by Mrs. Earl Howes •as an Older
African; Mrs, Colin Howes. as a
young Canadian; -and Mrs. Lloyd
Collins "as a younger African.
Posters were displayed
showing pictures .of homes.
working •habits, and scenery in
Africa: and of statistics of
population, states, number f
Christiiins arid the help given by
the Presbyterian Church in
Canada.,,
Mrs. Maclrennan gave a
"It and Mrs,
Collins, the Offeratory prayer.
Roll call was answered by•43
members with "Why is it so hard
to get people to take an office' "
Tlie new nominating committee
consists of Mrs. J. West, Mrs. A.
Macdonald, and 'Mrs. Lloyd
Collins. Reports were given by
the Treasurer. and ofvisits made
and cards sent to bereaved and i11.
A° speaker will address the
March nteet`ing and alibther rbup
is invited to attend.
SOCIAL NEWS
Gordon Drennan is home after a
few W ks in Victoria Hospital,
London. `
Visitors' wall 'Mr'-. and Mrs.-
John..,Mackenzie recently were
.Mr. and,,Mrs Donald Carter and
David . and Danny. of :Yukon'
Territory.
George Macdonald hada trip up
the Alaskilvflighway-and visited.
4 his brother Tom.
Service in Ashfield
Presbyterian Church was
cancelled Sunday because of
blocked roads
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Closed Weds.
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ROSEDAL E
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