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There will be a Horticulture meeting on
Monday evening, May 11, at 8 p.m. at the
Community Hall. There will be a plant sale.
If you have extra•plants, bring them along.
The Auburn Society is also invited to the
Blyth Horticulture meeting on Tuesday,
• May 12 at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Ellen Johnston and Laura' Phillips
returned. from Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital in Goderich last week
where they have both been patients for
several weeks.
Sympathy is extended to the Lobb-
Koopmans families on the death of Hugh
Lobb last week.
Mr, William. Anderson of Newmarket
spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Anderson.
Congratulations to. Tammy Shuttleworth
who was crowned Queen of Huron County
last week.
Congratulations to Mr. - and Mrs.' Joe
Hickey of RR 3 Auburn who celebrated their
45th wedding anniversary on Sunday with
an "open house" at the Auburn Community
Hall.
Mr. J.K. 'Voting of Mitchell and Mr. Tom
Phillips of Lucknow visited Ellen Johnston
and Laura Phillips recently.
Mrs. Robert Peck and'. Marjorie
.McDougall attended. the 15th Annual Con.:
vention of Women Alive held at the Univer-
sity of Waterloo on the weekend.
Knox Church service •
- Pastor Gary Shuttleworth conducted the
morning service at Knox United Church.
The • organ prelude was ,played. by Lori
Millian. The flowers in the sahctuary were
from the funeral of the late Hugh Lobb. The
call to wor. •'•and prayer of invocation
were given ' a d the hymn "Thine is the
Glory" was sung. Prayers of confession
were read responsively followed by the
- words of assurance and the Lord's Prayer.
The senior choir sang. "0 How I Loge
Jesus" with choir director. Lori Millian as
pianist. The children's - hymn, "This is My
Father's World", was sung.. Pastor Shut-
tleworth told the children's' tory and they
went to junior congregation . with their
teachers: The hymn of preparation "Who is
on the Lord's side" was sung. The pastor,
chose for his sermon "Don't sin, but if you
do..." The offering was received' by Peter
Verbeek and •Ken Ramsey. The hymn of
commitment, "Leaning, on the Everlasting
, Arms", was -sung arid Pastor Shuttleworth
pronounced the benediction and the service
closed with the 'congregational benediction
"Lord We Pray."
4-H club meeting
,By Julie Glenn
"The first meeting of the Auburn 441 club
was held April' •15 at Rosemary .Dibble's
home. We discussed what kind of:shirts we
• would be making and also the properties'of
fabric, interfacing and thread.
Meeting two was held April 23 at the home
of Doris McClinchey.. Election of officers
was held with the following positions being
filled: president and press reporter - Julie
Glenn, secretary - Glenyce McClinchey. We
discussed information ,about -cotton ' and
alterations.
• Meeting three was also held on April 23
We learned about sewing -machine care and
• how to use interfacing. This meeting closed
with the 4-H mottor "Learn to da by doing."
Directory tells
location of
County services
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her_fa^ roily. Also pictured, are: her son Ray Cook, her grand daughter Sandra Cooke, her'
great grand daughter Annette (Curran) Ritchie and her great great Grandson Aaron Rit-
chie. (photo contributed)
The Roger M. Kyes arrived. light for salt,makfrom Port Weller on April 29 and cleared
GoderichApri1.30 for Duluth, Michigan. HARBOR REPORT
The Algoway arrived light for salt from •
Cleveland and cleared for Parry Sound on Baa®
May 1.On May 2, the Oakglenarrived. from
The Canadian Enterprise as arrived light for •Thunder Bay with grain, did the Soodoc
salt on May 1 from Hamilton. It cleared on May 4 from Thunder Bay.
port May 2 for Montreal: ,• •
CLINTON - Want to know where and what
agencies are available in Huron County? ,
Simply pick up the new Huron County Infor-
.mation Directory and you'll have the•infor-
mation at yourfinger tips.
The Huron Community Services Council
has compiled the directory with the
assistance of a Summer Employment Ex-
perience Development (SEED) grant and
through the Farmers In Transition
program.
This new directory is an updated version
of the Huron Information. and Multi -Service
Centre's 1979 directory.
An extensive list .of services, organiza-
tions and municipal telephone numbers can
be found in the directory and are organized
geographically by municipality.
The directory was introduced at a lun-
cheon held at Huronview on. April 10 with
MPP and Minister of Agricutlure and Food,
Jack Riddell, as the guest speaker.
Speaking about the $6,000 government
grant, Mr. , Riddell said, "It is money we
consider well spent."
He also commended the Huron County
Community Services Council on their in-
itiative of "such a useful and timely tool"
it is now. that the people of Huron Piunty
need a directory such as this.
Only 50 copies were available at he lun-
cheon, but another 200 copies a to be
printed. These copies will be distri'uted to
all of the municipalities and to at least 25
farm organizations, libraries, sc i,ols and
service organizations.
According to Tom Hanrahan, wh was the
chairman for the meeting, the co unity
services council feels the directories •11 be 1
well used if placed in these locations.
"We are limited (to the 'number of
copies), so• I don't think it is best to
distribute them privately. Instead,
distribute them to groups who could make
use of them," he explained.
It is hoped that the directory will be. up-
dated regularly to help the public find the
services they need as that is the objective of
the community services council.
"I hope the directory will -help people who
feel at lose ends get information and help,"
concluded Mt'. Hanrahan.
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