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Winners were High man,
Mrs John Blok (playing as a
man), higb lady, Janice
Daer; "low, map, Dennis
Schneider; 'low lady, Kim.
Scott; novelty, Joey Mason.
•Winners at the weekly
euchre party last week
sponiored by the Anbupn
Silver Tops held every
Tuesdx evening in the.
Community Me orial hall
were: novelty, erry Block;
high lady, Mrs. Eiiott Lapp;
low lady, Mrs. Edgar Daer;
high man, Edgar Daer; low
man, Ted Mills. There were
nine tables in play. Everyone
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce
Clark of Goderich visited
last Friday with Mrs. Tom
Johnston and Miss Laura
Phillips,
Over 60 Silver Tops en-
joyed a turkey dinner last
Wednesday in the Com-
munity Memorial hall
prepared by Mrs. Donald
Haines, Mrs. Dorothy
Grange, Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall and Mrs.
Emerson Rodger. Grace
was said by Oliver Anderson
and the president Tom
Jardin called the dinner to
order. Movies were shown by
Ross Robinson.
The Silver Tops will en-
tertain at the next meeting
on April 20 and the com-
mittee will be •Mrs. Tom
Lawlor, Mrs. Orval McPhee,
Mrs. Oliver Anderson and
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WaS algi011Itged that
MAW TotenSbip• is planpMg
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posoitlY tke holdIcarbr
and tbeY haveaskedtb Club
to, participate and send in
some SWOOPS 0.* soon as
possible.
Lion Ted Nertronel of
Mitchell visited the club. He
stated that the deaf and
audio testing machine has
been bought and Paid for
through the generosity of
Huron County Clubs. He also
presented certificates for
Leo Sponsorship to Leo
Advisors Lion Eldon
Chamney and Lion Jim
Schneider.
WI meet
Auburn Women's Institute
met for its March meeting
last Tuesday in the Com-
munity Memorial hall.
A letter of thanks was
read from Mrs. Florence
Diamond of New Hamburg
for the crib quilt which Mrs.
Tom Jardin had made and
fora gift for the Associated
Women of the World con-
vention in Vancouver in
June. Mrs. Tom, Haggitt
reported on floor covering
for the hall kitchen.
An invitation to attend the
Tiger Dunlop 35th an-
niversary tea on April 13 at
1:30 p.m. was accepted.
Huron West District
executive meeting will be
held at St. Helens on April 4
at 1:30 p.m. The executive
and curators will go to help
plan the district annual,
Simple Home Repairs
course is being offered and
will be held at Walton on
Apri121.
Plans were made to hold
the annual meeting on April
22 when the District
president, Mrs. Peter
Chandler of St. Helens will
be guest, and members will
go out for lunch. The
Directors will make the
plans.
Converners for Education
and Ctiltural events, Mrs.
Emerson Rodger and Mrs.
Hugh Bennett were in charge
of the meeting. Mrs. Rodger
showed some of, the
souvenirs she had acquired
on their recent trip south.
Mrs. Bennett told about
education in Ashfield
Township and schools in
,„,generat shieg 1810. She Ohl
ihollt the ' changes tribe
education system;especially
when she taught school. Mrs.
John Stadelmann thanked
Mrs. Bennett and presented
her with a gift.
Solos were sung by Mrs.
Gordon Chamnev. and an
Irish lunch was served by
Mrs. Bennett and Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock. '
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Knox United Church is
holding the Good Friday
service at 11 a.m. This will
be a coMbined service and
all are weldome..0efore the
Service the Youth Group -will
be taking part M a Good
Friday Waik. through
Auburn.. A special route hes
been ,mapped out and
• everyone is most welcome to
participate.
Lions meet
The "Atiburn and District
Lion's Club held their setai.
monthly meeting last
Wednesday in the Com-
munity Memorial hall.
The matter of the fence for
the ball diamond has been
finally settled. For the
present the Club will finance
a new back -stop, 100 feet on
each side wing and a fence
around the pad, unless the
Club happens to get a win-
dfall. There will be a tem-
porary fence on the outfield
for another year.
The Club broke even on the
March 12 dance due to the
small crowd but those who
were present enjoyed the
band from Mitchell and had
• a good time.
All Lion's club members
are urged to be present at the
March 23 meeting when
nominations for next year's
officers will be held and the
election of officers will take
place at the next regular
meeting.
They were reminded of the
Lion's club convention being
held in Kincardine in mid-
April. Those wanting to go
have to declare their in-
tentions and pay their money
to Lion Fred Lawrence so it
can be sent in for pre-
registration at the end of the
month.
Bingo night is scheduled
for March 25 and it is hoped
that a good crowd will be
present. Volunteers are
required to help as usual.
Lion Bud Chamney was
approached by the Women's
Institute about the
possibility of moving the
bells on the phone so they
Others get snow too
Mrs. Ross Robinson. After LOCI—IALSI-1
the movies shuffleboard was
enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Robinson spent the weekend
in Newmarket with their son
Keith Robinson, Mrs.
Robinson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Haines visited on the
weekend with their son Ed
Haines, Mrs. Haines and
family in Niagara Falls.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Lutz, the former
..Jennifer Mayer of London
who were married on
February 24 at North Street
United Church Goderich.
They _have taken up
residence in their new home
on John Street.
Plans are underway for
the annual pancake supper
sponsored by the Knox
United Church Sunday
school on April 6 from 5 to
7:30. Films will be shown in
the church while people are
waiting. Conveners are Mrs.
Ross Daer and Mrs. Ross
Andrews and .'parents are
being contacted to assist this
project. , •
WS
Kee VVebeiter, 396.45257 •
Perhaps some of my read-
ers would like to know about
some of the weather in
Richfield, Ohio, and also
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
When talking to my sister in
Saskatoon the middle of the
week, they had lots of snow
and it was cold. And. on
Sunday when Cecil called
from Richfield, Ohio, _they
had received nine inches of
that white stuff on Thursday.
But on Sunday at 54 degrees
Farenlieit, it was fast disap:
pearing.
On Sunday Rhetta Mac-
Lennan had her brother and
sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Hirold Jardine of Harriston
visit with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac-
Kenzie and John MacKinnon
of Kinloss were in Burlington
on Sunday to attend the wake
of the late Mr. Merle Middle-
ton. Mr. Middleton was rais-
.ed as a youngster and a
young man on the fourth of
Kinloss. Mr—Middleton was
66 years old._ _ _
Amy Ratteau, daughter of
Brad and Dianne Ratteau of
Amberley had her tonsils
removed on Tuesday in the
Wingham Hospital. Amy is
recoverittr-tiietly:mBetWOr,:
health, Amy.
Irene Stone of Goderich
visited with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Wylds on. Sunday;.
also their son, Kenny of
Goderich and his 'daughter,
Melaney visited at the Wylds
home.
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