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AUBURN AND fllSTRICT NEWS
Rodger visited . in Victoria -
. •. Hospital -with their daughter,
The seventh meati g of Mips, Wil•liarn'• Helesic of
Auburn 1 4I1:Club. was held at Goderichwho is a . patient
' the home of : Mr , John therefollowing surgery. ` .••
•'Hildebrand. Sherry •erbeek y:. •
presidedin the absence of the .. .ACW : '
president, 'Marilyn Wight - ,
• Man.The April rneetingof the St.
Therminutes were accepted"'Mar 's: Anglican .Church
as read by'the secretary Women ` was held .last.
Anita Datema. Roll call was. Thursday at the home of Mrs.
answered by , naming one
Thomas Haggitt: The
place in which to use . the - ,president, Mrs. -Robert Slater
,french knot. ' led the meeting "and.followed
Mrs. Hildebrand and Mrs. ,, the suggested program in the
Donald Cartwright talked Living Message. -
about Achievement Day on . Scripture was read by Mrs.
May, 29. .The girls ' will Elmer Trommer, the Rev.'.
demonstrate. how to enlarge Fred Carson spoke for
and transfer a design. The meditation on the theme,
girls then . worked on their;Victory over death.
articles. - • • . The • minutes of the previous
The eighth meeting of meeting were accepted as
Auburn - Astitcho Bunnies 4- read by the secretary -Mrs.
H club was held at the home. Johri ;Deer.- The treasurer,
• of Mrs. John Hildebrand, the Mrs. Thomas Haggitt gave
assistant leader. the financial statement. ` "
Roll call was answered by • Roll call was. ansviered by a•
• showing your free choice Bible verse about the Apostle
article and tell yqur favorite Thomas. The travelling apron •
stitch. Mrs: : Hildebrand received a'. penny for each
demonstrated how to ap- letter in • The Day of
. plique and the leader and"Resurrection.
Mrs. Hildebrand discussed • An invitation; to Brussels
needlework. A.C.W. was accepted for May
The next °meeting . will be 19. Other business was
held at the home of Mrs. discussed and this was
Cartwright on May 10 at 6:30 followed by an auction.
p.m: Plans were made for ' A, delicious; lunch was
Achievement Day. •• served by. Mrs. Haggitt
SGCIAL-NEWS
Mrs,,•' Roxy Caves
patient in' Clinton ' Public =Clayton Robertson and • Mr,
Hospital. Robertson of Meaford.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jardin
and' family of Kitchener spent.
the weekend -with his parents,
assisted by Mrs. Donald
Cartwright.
Elva Straughan- is visiting.
is a with her • daughter, • Mrs,,,
Misses. Jean Houston, Jean
Jamieson and Jean Wilson,
all ' of Toronto ' visited.last
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jardin. week 'with Mrs. . Frances
Congratulations to Mr. and Clark. " :
•
Mrs. Allan Reed (nee Gail Mrs. Bert • Taylor . has
Seers) on the birth: of their returned hone after,spending,
_con in SLJosepb s. Hospital, ' a w eek with her sister, Mrs.
London, on April 17.. M -H. Martin in t.oderich'. ' .
Archie Robinson of Clinton Mrs.: Bell Allen is a patient
and his sister, Mrs. Edna . in Clinton,Public Hospital,
Griensen of Detroit .visited'
with Mrs. Bell Allen last
week.
Easter visitors with Mr.
and . Mrs. Leonard
Archambault and . 'Marilyn
were Mr. .Rick 'Archambault,
Centralia, Mr. :` and Mrs:
Douglas Archambault and
Lorri Lynn of Barri, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Parker of
Goderich and Mrs. -Edna
Duncalfe of Toronto.
Prize winners 'art the
Auburn weekly euchre party
were novelty, Mrs. Donald
Haines, high man, ,'Thomas
Haggitt; low man,' Stephen
Park, high lady, Mrs. Ted.
Mills, low lady,. Mrs. Albert
McFarlane. •
Easter "holiday guests with
'Mr. and Mrs. • Emmerson
• Rodger were Mr.. and Mrs:
Norman Rodger of Scarboro
and Mrs. Pearl Rollinson of
Toronto.
Congratulations to Miss
Janice Deer who successfully.
passed conasta tango -in
figure skating at recent tests
held in Wingham last month,
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson
WI ANNUAL
The 'annual, meeting, and, presented her with a• gift.. Frances Clark and Mr,.
smorgasbord banquet was The district president, Mrs, Arthur Youngblit:
that the 4H Achievement Day
would be held at Blyth on May.
29th.,
The motto, Resolve to live
up to , the Mary Stewart
Collect, was given. by ,Mrs..
Kenneth McDougall. Plans
were made to go out to dinner.
on May 5th at the Benmiller•
Inn and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt
and Mrs: Oliver Anderson
Wa's left in charge ofH
arrangements
llrs. Wes'+Bradeock 526-1595
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knox....wI.!i:. hears speaker
tell how Christ helps
•
Knox Church',Women's . At the local May n'►eeting Irene White.
.Missionary SQClety AFternoon which will be Tuesday,, May Mrs. R. McAllistig in- •
A l meeting was . 18, the .Blessing Boxes will be traduced. the speaker, Mrs. .
received. N Robert Campbell of Wingham
Mrs: S. Horton reported on who delivered a • most in -
visits' to sick and shutins and teresting message on "Our
members were asked•• to do' Lord a Living Stone" Peter,
Chapter
Terrace. The 75 room home Auxiliary pr►
Louis 15th mansion cost 5 held in the Church Parlor
million 'dollar, She died` at Tuesday, April 20. The theme
the age,of 102. . of the •meeting was the Easter
Mrs. Jessie .Naylor, con-
con-
vener- of the nominating.
D 11 committee,. brought. in the
slate of officers '''for the
coming yea' which' was ac-
cepted. Mrs.
c-cepted..Mrs. Ivan Wightman
presided for the election.
. Past president, Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt; President,
The annual meeting took Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock; first
place. "The: auditors report vice president, Mr's. Wilfred
was given . by'. Mrs. Beth Sanderson ; secretary -
treasurer, ,The card -report, treasurer, Mrs. Donald
prepared by Mrs. Andrew Haines;' assistant. secretary-
Kirkconaell was. given by ; treasurer,. Mrs. Kenneth.
Mrs.: Donald Cartwright. -It ' McDougall,
showed 32 get -well cards, 12 District Director, Mrs:
sympathy and one baby card, Thomas Haggitt; visiting •
sent dtlringthe year: committee, Mrs. Major
Reports of the conveners of Youngblut, • Mrs. Robert
standing committees were . Turner, Mrs. Myrtle Munro;
accepted• as given: card convener, Mrs. Andrew'
Agriculture and Canadian. ,Kirkcoirnell; pianists,. Mrs.
Industries, Mrs. .William Catherine Jackson,' Mrs.
Empey• Citizenship and . Kenneth McDougall; Branch
World Affairs, . Mrs" Ralph Directors; . Mrs. - Donald
Munro and Mrs. Oliver Cartwright, Mrs. Thomas
Anderson; Education and Jardin, Mrs. Oliver Ander-
Cultural Activities, Mrs. son, Mrs: Beth Lansing,
Thomas Lawlor and Mrs. Telephone Committee, Mrs.
John Stadelrnann; Family Elva Straughan, Mrs.
and Consumer' Affairs, Mrs: Torrance Tabb, Mrs. Andrew
Roy Daer• and Mrs,. Wilfred • Kirkconnell. _;
Sanderson; Resolutions, Mrs. Standing Com m i t t e e,.
Joe Hickey and Mrs: Beth conveners, Agriculture and
Lansing; Public' Relations Canadian Industries, Mrs.
Officer, Mrs. Frank. Raithby, Arnold Craig, Mrs. Gordon
and curator, Mrs. Thomas Powell; Citizenship. and
Haggitt: ' ' -'� World Affairs, Mrs. Thomas
Roll call was answered by ...•Haggitt, ' Mrs., Jessie Naylor;
telling .:;about the craft you Education. : & •Cultural'
-
brought. Quilts, ceramics etc.. Activities, . Mrs. John
were on display. Prizes went .. `Stadelmann, Mrs. Thomas
to Mrs..Gordon Powell for Lawlor; Family & Consumer
having the most guests on Affairs, Mrs. Wilfred San -
Easter Sunday; birthday ; derson,- Mrs.. Roy.' Daer;
nearest date, Mrs.Wilfred." _ Resolutions, Mrs. Frank
Sanderson; most pennies in Raithby,. Mrs. Ed -Davies; •
purse, Mrs. Ed Davies. - •Public Relations officer, Mrs.
The guest ,speaker, Mrs. Leonard : •Archambault;
Arnold Cook was introduced Curator, Mrs Thomas-
by Mrs. Doiral-dHaine5 She—Haggitt; ' Tweedrnirir Village
told about . her hobby of History Committee, Mrs.
painting and had' on display Thomas Haggitt,' Mrs,'.
about. 15 pictures which she:' Eleanor- Bradnock, : Mrs.
had don_ e..: Mrs. • Thomas. Oliver. Andersons.. Mrs.
Lawlor thanked her and Thomas Jardin, Mrs.
message
and the. President;
Mrs. Clayton Edward, .opened
the meeting with the Call to
Worship `.-The Legend of the
Crocus" • -
Minutes of last .meeting
were read and adopted. .Roll
call.showed 37 members and
eight•' visitors. present, :The
executive meeting was to be
held in :Seafor"th Wednesday,
April 21: The Spring Rally
will be in Hensall Thursday, Ernest Bogie read an Eas • by pronouncing May 20th. -
'Easter ,as found in the New and visitors enjoyed a social
visiting to ..siva . ana. snuuns,
this . next month. , The
treasurer's . report was
adopted 'on motion of Mrs. him. C.ombanionship w
G..G, MacEwan and Mrs. Christ "• changed'. their .lives
Geo: Stokes. • • and it will change lives. today •
In the devotions, the Easter - when Christ touches people.
.theme; was carried. odt witha There; is joy' in the Service of.
group of ladies singing_ a Met the King, •
"All in the April Evening"- Mrs. Edward thanked the
accompanied by Mrs. Prank speaker for ,her, inspiring •
Millso:' g
at the .pianrid Mrs. message and after singing a
• Easter .nin andronou g the
• article and the message of benediction, the members'
Christ saw a great' deal in.
the. disciples "that, followed
with •
h ld-by-theA hnrn Women' Ivan Wightman brought
institute last Tuesday izf,th� g
reeting s and sP
Harbor
Report
ONGR
the Aigo
Milwaukee
the
harbor
Bay. April
arrived from
grain,
Aril
arrived
Iver
Quedoc
to
load
was read,byMrsy'. half hour' together:
BY R. GRAHAM
April 20 rail arrived
light from for salt.
April 21 Chicago Tribune . '
cleared light for
Thunder. 22 the Pic
River Thunder
Bay with April 24 the
Pic River cleared light for
Toledo. 26, the EI.B.
Barber light from
River for salt. April
26 the Qu arrived light
from Buffalo corn. ;•,
owe a few A good test of your pow` er
Auburn Comm unity words. Mrs. Eleanor Brad- concentration is your ability
Memorial hall with dinner nqck thanked her an
starting at 12:30: The .tables; presented her with a gift.
were attractively decorated Mrs. Haggitt read an in -
and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, teresting article on the life of,
the president was in charge. Mrs. Horace Dodge of Grosse
All partook of the' pot -luck Point, Mich. and told about
dinner set up by Mrs. Ken- her ' estate called Rose
neth McDougall, Mrs: "Oliver
Anderson and Mrs.• Gordon'
Naylor.'
•
Mrs. Haggitt ' opened the.•,,
meeting with the' poem,. "Do
you just belong?". followed by
the minutes read by the
secretary Mrs,' Donald
Haines. She also gave the
financial statement .forthe
month .and .the year. '
An• invitation •to • the-,
Florence Nightingale tea at
Clinton and also notice" of the
Huron . County Historical
Society to be held in Varna on
May 19th: It was announced
ale sees trouhie
vhereyer ft +urs
Wherever people
need .us. Down, '' F
in Skid Row Iii the
prisons Amongst
the elderly, to
destitute and the
downtrodden.
Wherever we can
offer our
Christian help.
Sometimes, it
isn't pleasant. But it
must be done. And
we need your help
to do it. Money.
Donations to the
Red Shield Appeal,
Your gifts get
us into trouble.
And they help get a
lot of people out
of trouble.
our help
Please
helpthe •
App�lleifi
-to do your child's homework
while he is watching
television.
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