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Eleanor Bradnock editor
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Auburn Booster Club met
on March 1st at the home of
Mrs. Ross Dobie with 14
members present. The
secretary Mrs. Ted Clark
opened the meeting with the
business and members
decided to use the money
raised by the child: en at the
Skate-A-Thon to purchase
equipment for the
playground.
As this is the end of the
year, the books will be
audited. Several aiew ideas
for future events were
discussed.
Two projects to start this
month are the Junior card
party for the Teens and
hopefully a Children's Hour
during the March Break
which will be a movie and
treats. The first card party
for Teens will be held on
March 18 at the Auburn
Community Memorial hall,
7-10 with a fee of 50 cents to
cover expenses.
The next meeting will be
held on March 19 at the home
of Mrs. Ross Daer. New
members are welcomed.
Meetings are generally
scheduled for the third Tues-
day of each month.
People Report
The March meeting of the
Auburn Silver Tops will be
held March 16 with dinner
starting at 12:15. There will
also be a film shown and
shuffle board will be played.
Everyone over 60 is invited
to come and join this group
of Seniors. Country
members are to bring salads
and vegetables and village
members should bring
desserts for the pot -luck din-
ner.
Mrs. Kenneth McDougall
along with Mrs. Robert Peck
and Mrs. Lenore Davidson of
Blyth attended the London
Regional Conference of
Women Alive held i.n the
Holiday Inn City Centre,
London last weekend. Over
15111 women from many
places in southwestern On-
tario attended this inter-
denorninationalconference.
Mrs. William Reck of Kit-
chener returned home last
weekend after visiting with
her aunt, Mrs. Elva
Straughan and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Jar,! in.
World Day of Prayer
New Persons in Christ was
the theme of the World Day
of Prayer service held last
Friday afternoon in the
Auburn Missionary Chapel.
This prayer service was
written by Christian Women c
in the Caribbean. Mrs. Dave
Thiessen the leader.,
welcomed all and Mrs. Lloyd
Barth and Miss Elaine Snell 0
were the ushers and gave out G
the programs.
Mrs. Thiessen welcomed g
all and Mrs. iIionald Haines j
was the pianist. The leaders
pi
s projects
from tale other churches
were - Mrs. Donald Cart-
wright, St. Mark's Anglican
Church Women; Mrs.
Donald Haines for Knox
United Church Women; Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock, the
Presbyterian Women's Mis-
sionary Society and Mrs.
Frank Raithby, The Auburn
Missionary Chapel. Mrs.
Thiessen sang a solo accom-
panied by Mrs. Haines.
Rev. Dave Thiessen,
minister of the church was
the speaker of the afternoon.
His theme was on prayer and
he spoke of the importance
to every day life of each per-
son. He urged all to consider
prayer as talking with God
and how lives can be chang-
ed if needs to self and others
can be communicated to God
by prayer. A session of
prayer followed and Mrs.
MarilynCampbell closed
this session with prayer.
Rev. William Craven rector
of St. Mark's Anglican
Church gave the benedic-
tion.
Winners at last week's
euchre party were: Novelty,
Clarence Allen; high lady
(playing as a lady) Bob
Armstrong; low lady, Mrs.
Donald Cartwright; high
man, Kenneth McDougall;
low man, Pete Jefferson.
Auburn Women's Institute
will hold their March
meeting on March 15 in the
Community Memorial hall
at 2 p.m. The guest speaker
will be Martin Maurer of
Goderich who was exchange
student at Venezuela last
year. Everyone is welcome.
Mrs. Robin Allen of Len-
noxville, Quebec, visit ,- last
Thursday with Mrs. Myrtle
Munro.
Mrs. Lillian Letherland,
Mrs. Roy Daer, Mrs. Frank
Raithby and Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock attended a
meeting last Thursday even-
ing in the Mitchell
Presbyterian Church to hear
Linda Kriklewetz, a return-
ed missionary worker from
Lesotho, speak of her work
and show pictures of the
country and its people.
Auburn Silver Tops were
guests last Wednesday even-
ing of the Goderich Senior
citizens at the Mackay cen-
tre last Wednesday evening.
Air rut 15 attended and en-
joyed the evening of cards
and lunch.
4-lI News
Meeting five of Auburn I -4-
H club, the world-wide
ookers was held on
February .',f at the home of
Mrs. Jackie Collins. The
meeting was brought to
rder by the president
lenyce McClinchey.
The girls r' ; vided into
roups to make Kima and
amaican Gingerbread.
While the tood was cooking
SEWN
Christian Reformed
Church
Het. •p. I)ea•i9•uran - Pastor
Illy ih f:hrestean Reformed Church inviite.% you to
its worship se.rv'tr ei and program%
Services will be led by Mr. Jack DeVries
100. m. Sermon - -Christian Contentment"
Scripture Hebrews 13 Verses 1-6
2 30 p m Sermon • "What Is Mine Is Yours,'
Scripture - Luke 10 Verses 29.37
Confession of Faitl,
Article 36
ijKindergarten children need to be 5 yearn of age on or
before 31iat Decerawr, 1983. Phsatae brirng proof of age
!Birth Certificate tined Baptismal Certificate I .
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Kindergarten Registration
St. Josoph's Sch ol
Mr. David Sher .:
Principal
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the girls went to their books.
They answered the roll call
by naming a Chinese,
Japanese, East or West In-
dian dish they had tried,
followed by a discussion on
foods from China and India.
They completed their spice
chart and cooking techni-
ques from India and the
Orient were learned.
Final plans for the party
for meeting six were made,
this will be held at the home
of Mrs. Lynn Chamney on
March 28 with the theme of
the party being Italian.
The girls sampled the
foods they prepared. They
enjoyed the Kima which is
East Indian curried ham-
burger dish served with rice,
the gingerbread and West In-
dian peanut Punch. The girls
will not meet again until
March 28.
Auburn and District Lion's
Club met last Wednesday
evening in the Community
Memorial hall with the presi-
dent Lion Jim Schneider in
the chair. Dinner was served
by members of the Booster
Club. Sixteen members and
five visitors were present.
Plans were made for the
St. Patrick's dance on March
12 when Tyme - a country
and western band from Mit-
chell will supply the music.
In other business a letter
was read from the Booster
Club stating they would
assist with the .pad, getting
games to play on it.
Mrs. Bonnie Armour and
daughter Julie spent last
weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin
and grandmother, Mrs. Elva
Straughan.
World
Affairs
meeting
;;y Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
The World Affairs meeting
of the Belgrave Women's In-
stitute was held in the W.I.
Hall and started with a
potluck meal served to over
t friends and family.
Mrs. Garner Nicholson,
program convenor, introduc-
ed Mr. Harvey McDowell of
Myth, who showed slides of
Florida taken in 1979.
It was decided to invite the
Dairy Princess, Marion
Taylor to a meeting later in
the year. An invitation was
received to visit the Maple
Keys Sugar : ush in March.
Mrs. Bert Johnston was
asked to go to Officer's Con-
ference in Waterloo on May
3, 4 and 5.
It was decided to cater to
the Morris Federation of
Agriculture dinner on March
10 and the East Wawanosh
Federation dinner later in
the month. The secretary
was instructed to apply for a
vendor's permit in order to
collect tax for meals.
Last Wednesday's Hullett public speaking contest winners against Blyth were: row one
Junior winners, from left to right second place, Linda Van Spengen, second place, Mike
Presz and third place Anita Gross. ,:lack row Senior winners, second place, Lisa t:osman,
third place, Kerri Sheperd and tied for third Lisa Piesz. (Rod lints photo)
Belgrave has 11
By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
The first Belgrave
Brownie Pack held its first
enrolment on March 1 with
six new Brownies making
their Brownie promise.
The girls enrolled were
Lana Thompson, Darlene
Black, Crystal Black, Trisha
Taylor, Sherry Taylor and
Krista Bird. The girls were
welcomed into the Pack,
which was formed this past
January, by five Brownies
who transferred from
Wingham. These girls are
Lori Crawford, Verdell
Jessup, Jenna Ruttan,
Chelta Vair and Joanne
Crawford.
rownies meet Tuesdays
from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at Knox
United Church, Belgrave.
Any girls ages 6 to 8 who
would like to join are
welcomed. Please contact
Mrs. Dianne Matisz at 357-
1765 for more information.
Euchre
Twelve tables were in play
at the weekly euchre which
was held in the W.I. Hall on
March 2.
Winners were: high lady,
Mrs. Verena tone; novelty
lady, Mrs. Mel Jacklin; low
lady, Mrs. Herb Clayton;
high man, Bert Johnston;
novelty man, Mrs. Lorne
Jamieson playing as a man ;
low man, Wilfred Walker.
There will be euchre again
next week starting at 8 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
Happy birthday
About 100 relatives and
friends gathered at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc-
Crea of Blyth where they ex-
pressed best wishes to her
mother Mrs. Winnie Vincent
in honor of her 80th birthday
which falls on March 10.
Mrs. Vincent makes her
home with her daughter and
son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Crea. Mrs. Vincent received
many cards and gifts.
ro
She has two daughters,
Amy, Mrs. Ralph McCrea of
Blyth and Irene, Mrs. James
Lamont, Belgrave, also five
grandchildren.
Personals
Patrick Cull was chosen to
play the part of the farmer's
son in the play "Ready for
Slaughter", w hich was seen
on C •C on March 6.
Patrick's friends in the com-
munity were pleased to
watch his fine performance
on television.
Rev. John G. and Mrs.
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
George Michie, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. George Procter, Jen-
nifer and Katherine attended
the Mission Festival in Mit-
chell United Church on Sun-
day afternoon to hear Dr.
Robert McClure.
et A musical program was
presented by the Mitchell
High School Glee -Club and
the Stratford Shiloh Group.
Displays showing the Mis-
sion and Service work of the
church were set up in the
church schoolroom.
Tom Black attended the
annual meeting of the On-
tario Blonde d' Acuitaine
Association in Oshawa, on
February 26.
The regular monthly
meeting of the Belgrave
Women's Institute will meet
March 15 at 8:15 p.m. in the
Institute Hall. The con-
veners are Mrs. Ross Taylor
and Mrs. Bert Johnston. The
theme is Curator and
Easter. Everyone is
welcome.
World Day of Prayer was
held March 4 in Trinity
Anglican Church. The ser-
vice for this year had been
prepared by the women of
the Caribbean with the
theme "New Persons in
Christ".
The message was given by
Mrs. Janet Price-Jones of
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Brussels. Members of the
three congregations in
Belgrave took part in the
service with Mrs. Beth Pro-
cter, Mrs. Garner Nicholson
and Mrs. Ross Anderson tak-
ing the leading parts. Mrs.
Clare Van Camp was the
organist.
k-°eople Report
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son of RR 2, Lucknow held a
party on Feb. 20 for their
daughter Michelle who was 2
years old on her birth-
day. 'Those attending were:
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mali and
Taylor of RR 3, Holyrood;
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor,
Trisha and Sherry of i•. R 5,
Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Gordon and Margie and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor
of Belgrave.
Robert. Gordon, who plays
on the ' Wingham Bantam
" i:." hockey team, took part
in the tournament in
Teeswater on February 19
where they won over the
Hanover Mac Micking team
5-3 in the first, 6-0 over the
Walkerton Keyes team in the
second and losing 4-1 in the
third game to the Hanover
Beckers who won the Cham-
pionship "A" trophy.
At the close of a good day
of hockey, a trophy was
given to the top scorer of the
eight teams which was
donated by the Teeswater
Printcraft and was won by
Robert who scored five goals
and assisted on four.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Swan
of Brucefield were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Wheeler on Feb. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Johnston of Blyth, Mrs.
Irima Edgar and Mrs. Bren-
da Edgar of Wingham, Miss
Joanne Edgar of
Mississauga, Mr. and Mrs.
arvey Edgar, RR 4,
Wingham, were dinner
guests of Mr and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1983 - PAGE 7
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U.C.W. Meets
The general meeting of the
U.C.W. was held March 2.
The McKillop Unit was in
charge of devotions. Mrs.
Alberta Hudie led in the wor-
ship assisted by Mrs. Olive
Dennis giving prayer and
Mrs. Esther Dennis reading
the scripture.
Mrs. Edith Wey gave the
Topic on Communications,
with a display of books and
material from the Resource
Centre in Mitchell.
Business was conducted
by Mrs. Helen Craig.
Minutes were taken by Mrs.
Viola Kirkby in the absence
of recording secretary Mrs.
MildredTraviss.
Plans were made for the
Musical evening at Duff's
Sunday evening, March 13 at
8 p.m. featuring Seaforth
Harmony Kings and local
talent. A social hour to follow
later in the basement.
Arrangements have been
made for the Thankoffering
service, Sunday evening,
March 10 with Rev. Bruce
Eaton as guest speaker. In
April there will be an ex-
ecutive meeting the first
Wednesday afternoon of the
month.
World Day of
Prayer
A good crowd from Duffs
attended the World Day of
Prayer service in Brussels
Mennonite Church ladies
from the five Brussels chur-
ches and Duff's participated
in the service New Persons
in Christ with Call to Prayer
by the Caribbean People.
Duff's United
Third Sunday in Lent v as
observed at Duff's United.
Greeters were Mrs. Tennie
Achilles and Mrs. Betty Mc -
Call. Organist, Mrs.
Margery Huether. Ushers
Ray Huether, Ned McGavin
and Campbell Wey
The Rev. Charles A. Swan
announced terries set for all
unit meetings this week.
Next Sunday the men will
prepare a pancake breakfast
to be served from 8:30-10:'
a.m. Worship to follow at
10:30 a.m. Everyone was
urged to attend the musical
planned the same evening.
The monthly unified board
meeting was held at the
home of Emerson and
Phyllis Mitchell, March 6.
About People
Mrs. George Taylor
recently returned home
from Brownsville, Texas
where she spent several
months visiting relatives.
Miss Ruth Thanier of
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Woodstock spent the
weekend at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Ruth Thaan>,er.
Carolyn McClure, Toronto
with her parents Har ey and
Mrs. McClure.
Mary Alice Ryan, Brant-
ford was home with her
parents, Gerald and Mrs.
Ryan on the weekend.
Mrs. Olene Stutz and
Natasha of Waterloo spent
the weekend with the
former's father Torrance
Dundas.
Miss Salsn Hannon and
friend of Stratford visited on
Friday with the former's
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Watson.
Sympathy is extended
to Mrs. Jean Bewley and
family in the sudden death of
Walt who was a former long
time resident of this com-
munity.
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and Beef and Pork Dinner Fri
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