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Yorie Motions a w ' the p I t and
president. Eleanor Bradnoek, welcomed
guests.andeml�er,s4.
Guest .speaker weal:Drr JPerry, owner and
manager of Soilab in tine ee4re of Auburn.
He spoke of his work i farn er°s as a crop
consultant and deserika how the testing is
done to find out the proper fertilizers and
substances to add to get a higher yield per
acre. He stated that he has now over 40,000
acres for farmers testing the sell and it and
all references go on computer. He answered
several questions on soil, in gardens and
lawns and told how a sample of soil is ob-
tained for testing. He was thanked by Mrs.
Torn Jardin and presented with a gift.
The minutes were read by secretary, Mrs.
John Vincent. Doorprizes donated by Mrs.
Dorothy Grange were won by Art Lefebre,
Mrs. Tom Jardin and Mrs. Dave Scott. A
piano solo was played by Mrs, Marjorie
McDougall. Coffee and tea and Christmas
cookies and cake were served by members
on the Executive, Mrs. Ross Robinson, Mrs,
Donald Haines, Mrs. Tom Haggitt, Mrs.
John Vincent and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock.
For the annual meeting Mrs. John Vincent
gave the secretary's report as did the
treasurer Mrs. Ross Robinson. The.
auditor's report made by Mrs. Beth Lansing
and Mrs. Oliver Anderson was read. Mrs.
Tom Haggitt presided for the election of of-
ficers, and the report of the nominating com-
mittee was read by Mrs. Elliott Lapp.
Plans were made to hold meetings in Mar-
ch, May, June, September and November.
The March 11 meeting will be held at 1:30
p.m. with Miss Betty Marsh, Mrs. Tom Jar-
d'in andMts ,Ernest Durnin in charge of the
program. The lunch committee will be Mrs.
Lawrence Plaetzer, Mrs. Ross Robinson
and Mrs. Frank Raithby.
Delegates to District meeting in Ripley on
April 13 will be Mrs. Dorothy Grange and
Miss Betty Marsh. A bus trip to the Garden
show in Toronto, April 17 -21st was also an-
nounced.
The following is the slate' of officers for
1985: past president, Mrs. James
Schneider; president, Mrs. Eleanor Brad -
nock ;
rad -nock; 1st vice president, Donald Haines;
2nd vice-president - to be filled; secretary,
Mrs. Jack Vincent; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Tom Haggitt; treasurer, Mrs. Ross
Robinson; pianist, Mrs. Emerson Rodger;
Directors to 'retire in 1985 - Mrs..Kohert Ar -
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thur,Mrs. Tom Lawlor, Art Lefebre, Mrs.
Orval McPhee, Mrs. Frank ltaithby; Direc-
tors
ireo-tors to retire in 1986 - Mrs. Dorothy Grange,
Elliott Lapp, Mrs. James Glousher, Mrs.
Donald Cartwright, Mrs- Elliott Lapp;
Auditors - Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Beth
Lansing Telephone committee - Mrs.
Frances Clark, Mrs. Donald Raines; Retir-
ing directors to be the nominating commit-
tee.
United news
Prelude and offertory music of familiar
gospel hymns were played on January 13 at
Knox United Church with Mrs. Gordon
Gross at the organ and Mrs. Marorie
McDougall at the' piano. Mr. Gary Shut-
tleworth was in charge of the service. The
choir sang under the direction of Mrs. Barry
Million.
The 'ushers were Murray Rollinson and
Kenneth Ramsay and the junior congrega-
tion was supervised by Mrs. Gary Shut-
tleworth and Mrs. Marinas Bakker. It was
announced that the congregational annual
meeting will be held on January 27 following
the service.
Unit I of Knox UCW met on January 8. It
was a work meeting when the members
quilted an emergency quilt. Mrs. Tina
Empey, Mrs. Harold Gross and Mrs. Tam
Jardin were the convenors in charge. A
short worship service on a New Year's
theme of "Finishing the Course" was led by
Mrs. Tom Jardin with Mrs. Marjorie
McDougall as pianist.
Unit Leader, Mrs. Ernest Durnin con-
ducted the business. Projects for 1985 were
discussed and delegates appointed to go -to
the Presbyterial meeting in Wingham on
January 28th.
News and notes
The Colborne Snowmobile Club (Goderich
Inconrqrorated) held their monthly card party
at the`Club House. Prize winners were high
lady - Reta Tobey, low lady - Lisa Smith,
high man - Ross Eedy, low man - Bob Des-
jardins. All landowners and club members
.County airy Prip,ess.•
address aymeOin
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Education and Cultural Activities were
the topics discussed at the January meeting
of the Auburn Women's Institilte..Presideint,
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock opened the meeting
with the Ode, the Mary Stewart, Collect and
0 Canada with Mrs. Marjorie McDougall as
pianist.
Marjorie McDougall. and Oliver Anderson
were convenors of the program and -in-
troduced the film - Sir, Sir made by the Duke
of York School- Toronto.- Ross Robinson was
the projectionist. McDougall gave a paper
on ' proper ediquette and manners. Mrs.
Leonard Archambault won the prize for
having the most letters in her last name.
The minutes were approved as read by the
secretary Mrs. Robert Peck and she gave
the financial statement. A letter was read
from the provincial president Mrs.
Charlotte Johnston and there was an invita-
tion to attend the 80 anniversary of Clinton
Women's Institute on March 27. The Huron
County Dairy Princess will be the guest,
speaker at the May meeting. Card con-
venor, Lillian Letherland, reported on cards
sent and read thank -you notes received. The
committee for purchasing kitchen supplies -
Tina Empey and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer,
discussed the equipment that is going to be
purchased. Mrs. Viola Raithby reported on
labels and asked all to save them to buy
more 'supplies for the hall kitchen. Mrs.
Raithby gave two readings, Recipe for a
Happy Home and The Housewife's prayer.
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A piano solo was played by Mrs. Gordon
Chamney.
A request for craft gifts for the Erland Lee
Home from each member for June was
given and all members are asked to assist in
this project. Mrs. Elliott Lapp was the
holder ofthe lucky ticket. The roll call was:
answered by picking a topic from a hat.
After the closing,lunch was served by Mrs.
Viola Raithby,. Mrs. Lillian Letherland and
Chamney.Mrs. Gordon
The annual meeting of ,the Auburn Com-
munity Hall Board will be held on Thursday
evening January 24th at 8 p.m. in the hall.
Mrs. Stanley McNall of Welland returned
home last Friday after visiting for a few
days with Mrs, Tom Johnston and Miss
Laura Phillips. -
Mrs. Gerrit Reimers was able ,to come
home last week after several days a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital following
surgery.•
Mrs. Mary Rollinson• returned home last
Friday after being a patient in Clinton
Hospital for several days.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vin-
cent on the birth of their daughter in
Wingham hospital on Monday January 21st.
WiiYrrers at last week's euchre party were:
novelty,. Mrs. John Lockhart; high lady,
Mrs. Bernice McClinchey; low lady, Mrs.
Terry Wall; high man, John Lockhart and
low man, Warner Andrews.
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The Presb rlan • Womell'S Missionary
Society 9JiS) met for their January
meeting at the home of Mrs. Warner
drews. President Eleanor Bradnock gve
the • call to worship. The devotional "period
was taken by Mrs. Lillian Letherlapd.
The mission stfldy was on the life of the
Geddes family in Taiwan and a letter from
them telling about their work there, Also a
letter from Dr. C.M. Kao who had be.en int-
prisoned for preaching the Gospel foil
several years.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read by Secretary Lillian Letherland. The
offering was received by Mrs., Frances
Clark. The financial statement was given by
Treasurer Frances Clark.
News and notes
Winners at last week's euchre party were:
Novelty - Mrs. Kenneth Glousher; .high lady
- Mrs. James Glousher; low lady - Mrs.
Lillian Letherland; high man - Hank Blok;
low man - Ted Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. William Helesic of
Goderich, and Paul of London, visited with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett of
Amherstburg visited with Mrs. Elva
Straughan recently. '
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jardin, Melissa and
Kyle of. Kitchener visited with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin.
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