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he sympathy of this and David of Guelph visited
nun unity is extended to Mr. last Sunday with Mrs. Myrtle
d Mrs. Frank Van Dongen Munro.
d family on the death of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kitching,
• v���n Dongen's father last Mark, Scott, Tim and Carla of
dn`bsday, July 13, . Cor- Stratford spent the weekend
this (Case) Van Dongena with Mr. and 'Mrs. Murray
o passed away suddenly at Nesbitt, Jeff and Cathy.
• Public General'hospital, Mrs.. Verna Doerr of
atham. He is survived" by Niagara Falls visited
'wife, Petronela Ver- relatives hi' the community
urea;n,chil en Exani>Af,*x,AVe ;ie_Weekend.
burn, Peter andCase Jr. of MrS. Pearl Crawford and
Mr. Ken Hamm of Blyth
visited last -Sunday, with Mrs.
,Lily Leatherland.
bury, Mrs, John (Corrie)
pps, Raleigh, Mrs. Rene
athy) Goetheyn, Dresden,
s. Cornelius " (Nellie)
nden• Pryt, Dublin, Mrs.
ny' (Toni) Van Bomnnel,
erton, Mrs. Wilfred
arY) --• Van Waes,
dgetown; brother
sasyian in Holland. He was
'deceased by one brother,
rry of Brantford. The
eral took place in St.
es Church with burial in
Anthony's cemetery
atham. Mr! and Mrs.
:ilk Van Dongen, Judy,
da, Frankie and Michael
•nded the funeral last
•k.
r. and Mrs.:Bill Idson and
cert of Lucan visited last
day with grandfather, Mr.
Liam J. Craig and aunt,
.. Bell Allen.
r. and . Mrs. Roy Daer
ived home after two
•ks in Western
ada.
• r, and Mrs. Clarence Ball
ted last Saturday with
BeILAllen.
rs. Robert Peck and Mrs.
nor Bradnock attended
80th anniversary of the
aerated Women's
itutes of Ontario at
'ham Park in Kitchener
Wednesday.
•v. and Mrs. Ure Stewart
Seaforth visited last,
day with. Mrs. Myrtle
cro.
iends of Mrs. Elizabeth
of Goderich received the
. last week that she had
n and fractured her hip.
is a patient in a London
ital.
and Mrs. Donald
es arrived home last'
after a trip to Manitoba
e they -visited his mother
other relatives.
and Mrs. , Luther
ey of Alsia Craig visited
riday with Mr. and Mrs-
amilton.
lliam Moss is able to
• home after surgery in a
on hospital.
.s Carolyn dark and
Glen Phillips and son
of Goderich visited last
:y afternoon with Mr.
Mrs. Thomas Johnston
iss Laura Phillips.
. Wilfred Collinson is a
nt in Clinton hospital
injury to his fingers on
left hand which he
;ved while on the
ney Sanitation truck
ing in Bayfield.
fton and son Peter
Donald of Goderich, son,
George MacDonald ^ of
sn and son, Gordon of
Alberni, B.C. visited
's in the village last
,day.
.'and Mrs. Robert Ling
Mr. and Mrs. `Stewart
Thompson, Beth and Rusty,
Keeling, Virginia spent
several days last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Ball and Brenda in Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Holmes
and family from Ottawa
visited Wednesday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Ball.
WILLIAMSON REUNION
The 1977 Williamson family
reunion vias held on Sunday
July 10 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Nesbitt, Auburn
with 53 present. A program of
games was .conducted by
Mona Hutton and Minnie
Clarke for the children. New
babies were presented with
silver dollars. These went to
Angela, daughter of Dave and
Jill Jervis, Seaforth, Sharon,
daughter of Lois and Eric
Williamson, Walton,
Christina, daughter of Eileen
and . Dave Morrison,
Moorefield, Richard, son of
Linda and Jerry'Trentelman,
Waterloo and Carla, daughter
of Brenda and Jim Kitching,
Stratford.
After a barbecue supper, a
short business meeting was.
held. Olda . Jervis, Clinton,
president presided and after
the minutes were read the
election of officers took place.
They are, president Mark
Smith, Exeter; vice-
president Albert Hutton,
Listowel; treasurer Carol
Carter, Seaforth; secretary
Anne -Williamson, Walton; , •, Tom McLean, 16, of Cor
sports committee Floren nwall has been chosen as one
Nesbitt, Clinton, Even of two string musicians std
Carter, Seaforth. spend two months studying'
with some ofNorthAmerica's
most -respected teachers.
Tom is, the son of "Bill and
Frances (Brereton) ,tVIcLean
of Cornwall and formerly of
Goderich and the grandson of
Mabel and .Voss Cummings
and Bess and Stan McLean,
all of Goderich.
Alnog with Angela Rudden,
17, Tom will be flown to the
campus of the University of
Cincinnati' where he will'
receive private and group
instruction with the Congress
of Strings in all facets of
music.
The musicians attend the
Congress of .Strings study
sessions through the support
of the American Federation
of Musicians of the United
States and Canada. Angela
and Tom will make the trip
also with the help of the
Cornwall Musicians Guild
Local '1800 and the Cornwall
Kinsmen Club. The entire
Lynn Armstrong, Lana
Lawrence, Leslie Lawrence,
Sharon; Ramsay, Melissa
Clark, Beatrice de Vries,
Cathy Nesbitt, Stewart
Bakker, Ian Andrews, Diana
Cunningham, Bryan. Gross,
Dwight Caldwell, Dean
Caldwell, Jeff Nesbitt, Kevin
Webster,
Primary .lead ers, were_M rs .
Auburn
news
Eleanor Bradnock,
correspondent, 526-7595
Karen Webster; Mrs.
Nesbitt, Mrs. Cathy
McDougall. Pupils were John
de Vries, Neil Rodger, Bryan
Ramsay, Julie Armour,
Grace Johnston, Claudia
Hebert and Julie Glenn.
Junior teachers were Mrs.
Barbara Bakker, Mrs. Linda
Clark. Pupils were Angela
Schneider, Julie Daer,.
Glenyce McClinchey, Rodger
Cunningham, Shawn Seers,
Walter Johnston, Brian
Wightrnan, Joy McClinchey,
Connie
lv h • ld reuni
Paul Plunkett, ToddEarl St Jean gave a hearty
Andrews, Carla Hebert.' thanks to all who had assisted
Intermediate • teachers to make this a worthy con-
-were Mrs. Marie Caldwell, tribution to community life.
Miss Kim van Vle•t apd Miss Special thanks to thetwo high
Linda Campbell. Pupils were school students who shared
Marilyn Archambault, Brent an interest in helping the
Andrews, Janice- • Daer, Intermediates. The Friday
Annette I.oserit. Jo -Anne evening program included a
Slater; Dennis Schneider, duet, Hello Song by Lana
Jamie: Daer, Sharon „..„1iwc,ence And _Anita (.,cross
•Glotisher• __-.Pamela Loserit, and the nursery class sang
Heidi Wick, Monica Hebert, the song, God likes for to
Lorie Cartwright and Shelley be Good Friends.
Powell.
The theme for the course
was, Created for Love, which
was - closely related to the
pupils' own experience,
Music and crafts drew many
participants. Mrs. Clark and
Mrs. St. Jean used their
experience to good ad-
vantage. Miss Marilyn
Wightman and Mrs. St. Jean
led the song -time at the
opening and closing each
morning. Refreshments and
some time outdoors com-
pleted a full morning's ac-
tivity.
Friday evening was set
aside for a film and some
presentations from classes,
along with a record at-
tendance at D.V.B. for 1977.
Many parents and friends
were present to help conclude
the week's activities in a very
enthusiastic fashion. Rev.
W MS
The July meeting of the
Auburn Presbyterian
Woman's Missionary Society
was held last week at the
home of Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock. In charge was
president, Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson. She gave the Call
to Worship followed by the
hymn, 0 for a thousand
tongues to sing. Mrs. .San-
derson welcomed the
members and guests.
Mrs. Frances`Clank was in
charge of the devotional
period. The scripture lesson
Isaiah 49; 7-15 verses was
read alternately and her
theme on -meditation was
Mountains That Can Become
Highways and closed with
prayer. The roll call was
answered by a Bible verse
Murray descendants hold reunion
On Sunday, July 17 about
fifty descendants of Angus
and Frances Murray
gathered in Harbour Park,
Goderich for their annual
picnic. Although rain
threatened at the noon hour,
the afternoon was really fine.'
Relatives
came from
Violinist
studies
in Cincinnati
Russel Jervis, Clinton
thanked Murray and Connie
for the use of their home.
Next year's reunion will be
held at the "home Don and
Carol Carter, RR 2, Seaforth,
the second Sunday in July.
VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL
Auburn Community
Vacation Bible School was
held in Knox United Church
from Monday July 11 to July
15. Some fifty pupils
registered and twenty per-
sons were leaders and
teachers.
Preschoolers andkin-
dergarten teachers were Mrs.
Shirley Andrews, Mrs.
Darlene Empey and Miss
Kim McDowell.�`Pupils were
Lorri Lynn Archambault,
Karen Plunkett, Sheila
Rodger, Anita Gross, Donna
Edmonton, Alberta, Ottawa,
Royal Oak, .Pleasant' Ridge,
Stirling Heights, Michigan,
Bramalea, Acton, Varna,
Seaforth, Orangeville.
Wellesley, and Goderich.
Prizes of Goderich tri -
jubilee dollars were given to
the oldest person present,
Elmore Stephenson; the
fom McLean. 16, of Cornwall
has been chosen as one of two
`sring _musicians to study
with the Congress of'itrings.
fom is the son of Bill and
rances (Itrereton) McLean
formerly of Goderich and the
,randson of Mabel and Rops
ummings and !less and titan
'11e Lean all of Goderich.
package, will cost the two.
young musicians nothing.
Angela was this year's
grand award. winner in the
local Kinsmen music festival
and Tom was runner-up.
Angela plays the viola while
Tom is a violinist.
youngest, Steven McClin-
chey; "those coming the
greatest distance, Marsha
Roughly, Edmonton and Mr.
and Mrs. ' Wayne Reid and
family, Ottawa and
celebrating a wedding an-
niversary on the day of the
picnic were Pete and Jean
Imanse.
Holmesville
Mrs, Kathleen Wyatt of
London has been visiting her
son, John Wyatt and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Edwards
of Exeter were Saturday
visitors with Don and Isabel
Harris.
On Sunday, 20 relatives and
friends gathered at the home
of Steve and June Carter for
the occasion of little Kelly
Carter's second birthday
Grampa and Gramma Harris
,also. attended.
We of the community would .
like to welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Verdine and family to the
area and are now taking care
of the folks in Holmesville
with the store, 'May they
enjoy their" stay in
Holmesville.
Ralph McAdam received
injuries when the dune buggy
he was riding hit a log and
overturned on him Sunday
and now he iso patient in
l4niversity Hospital, London.
Get well wishes from the
community go to Ralph.
Gilbert and Ann Brand are
having a busy summer
having had three groups of
relatives visiting from
Holland.
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Doulton
Figurines
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with mountain.
Mrs. Bradnock gave.a
reading, He Asks So Litle
and Gives So Much. The
minutes of the previous
meeting were accepted as
read by the secretary Miss
Minnie Wagner. The financial
statement was, accepted as.
given by the,treasurer, Mrs•.
Frances Clark:: -the hymn,
Come let us sing of a won-
derful love, was read.
The Mission study was
taken by Mrs. Lily
Leatherland on Glimpses of
the,Korean Revival when
BillGraham was on the
crusade in that country. The
offering was received by Mrs.
Clark and dedicated with
prayer by Mrs. Sanderson.
The hymn, Today Thy mercy
calls us, was read and the
meeting closed by all
repeating the Lord's prayer.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Bradnock, assisted by Mrs.
Donald Cartwright.
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Would like tosay thank you to evaryone who made our
dance a successor' July 18th. We giya4 special thanks to •
,.the following who• donated prizes anld,titrta to hnelp'us,.
Al Fisher , Brigedoon Restaurant
Bill Stanbury Canadian Tire Store
Jim's Restaurant ilret,'krmt'i4Q14 1wtdie'
and all who contributed the food for the lunch.
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August 2 - 27
7:30 p.m.
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For Information Call: 524-8424
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