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125th Birthday plans
The ninth meeting to
plan for Auburn's 125th
birthday party was held
last Wednesday evening
in the community
memorial hall with the
president Fred Lawrence
in charge. The minutes
were read by the
secretary Eleanor
Bradnock.
A representative from
Sunburst Fashions in
London was present with
samples and T -Shirts
were ordered to tell
everybody of the 1979
birthday celebrations and
Mrs. Allan Craig will
have the T-shirts on
Monday, June 19 for sale.
Please come early as
there is a limited quantity
ordered now for the
tractor -pulling day on
July 1. More shirts will be
available later this
month so see Mrs. Craig-
early
raigearly please.
Plans were continued
for July 1 and committee
convenors reported on
their work. Harry Arthur
and Jack Armstrong are
to be in charge of tickets
at the gate. Joyce
Dougherty and the
Auburn Junior Farmers -
the food booth, Sandy
Andrews - the land at the
Auburn Ball Field where
the tractor pull is to be
held. Murray and Laura
Popp are in charge of the
sanctioned tractor pull,
Bill Robertson - the
weighing of the tractors,
Donald Cartwright - the
signs, Mrs. Allan Craig
and Mrs. Fred Lawrence
- selling T-shirts for
Auburn's 125th birthday.
;Bill Robertson fire ex-
tinguishers, Stephen
Haggitt and Bill Sproul -
Wagons and seating, Bill
Crawford tickets on
bicycle draw - to be
drawn on July 1.
The pork barbecue for
July 19 was discussed and
Mrs. Donald Haines
reported on her com-
mittees and tickets are
available for two sittings.
The next meeting will be
held on July 5at8p.m.
Bridal shower
Knox United Sunday
school room was at-
tractively' decorated for
the bridal shower for
Helen Hakkers, bride. -
elect of the month.
As the guests arrived,
they were greeted by
Marie Webster, Violet
Durnin, and Margaret
Bakker. Seated., the
guests had a chance to do
a word contest scramble -
Lover's Vocabulary.
Barbara Bakker was in
charge over a name
gathering contest which
was won by Mary Anne
Rae.
Following this, a mock
wedding was presented
by: preacher, Evelyn de
Graf; bride, Marie
Webster; "groom,
Margaret Bakker;
bridesmaid, Diane De
'Graf; best man, Barbara
Bakker; father of the
bride, Linda Durnin;
motherof the bride, Violet
Durnin and lamenting
lady, Maxine Durnin.
Following the mock
wedding, guests were
able to add up their
scores in a humorous way
and Shelley Worsell was
the winner. Mrs. Alice
Hakkers and Mrs. Betty
Archambault joined in a
cotton ball spooning
contest and this was won
by Betty.
The bride was escorted
to the platform by Evelyn
de Graf and the bride's
mother by Maxine
Durnin. Gifts were
carried in by Fawn King,
Diana de Graf and Pat de
Graf. An autographed
apron made by Maxine
Durnin and decorated by
Marie Webster was
presented to Helen as a
keepsake. Helen opened
her gifts assisted by her
mother and thanked her
many friends for the
gifts. Mrs. Karen Web-
ster was mistress of
ceremonies.
W.M.S.
The June meeting of
Auburn
news
Eleanor Bradnock, correspondent 526-7595
the Presbyterian
Women's Missionary
Society (WMS) was held
last week with the
president Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson in charge.
The meeting was
opened with prayer
followed by the reading of
the hymn. Mrs. San-
derson welcomed
everyone and the
devotional period was in
charge of Mrs. Frank
Raithby. The roll call was
answered by a Bible
verse.
Mrs. Frances Clark
read two readings sent by
Mrs. Ed Davies. The
minutes of the previous
meeting were accepted
as read by the secretary
Mrs. Lillian Leatherland.
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in high gear atTAiiburn
A letter was read from
the Blyth Centre for the
Arts and a report of the
Huron Presbyterial was
given by Mrsr0 Eleanor
Bradnock.
The financial
statement was given by
the treasurer, Mrs.
Frances Clark. Plans
were made to hold the
next meeting at the home
of Mrs. Eleanor Brae -
nock, Mrs. Frances Clark
will be in. charge of- the
devotional and:Mrs. Roy
Daer will have the study.
The mission study was
read by Miss Minnie
Wagner. The meeting
was closed by the hymn
and the benediction by
Mrs. Sanderson': Lunch
was served by Mrs.
Sanderson, Mrs. Frances
Clark and Mrs. Roy Daer.
Social news
The Knox UCW ex-
tended a welcome to all
area ladies to their Rose
Tea and Bake Sale on
June 24, 2-5 p.m. in the
sunday school room of the
church. a• There will be
handicrafts - baking, a
white elephant table and
for the children - a fish
pond.
Mrs. Bonnie Armour
and Julie of Waterloo and
Mrs, Paul Jardin,
Melissa and Kyla of
Kitchener spent the
weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Jardin.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl
Allison of Goderich
visitd,,d last Sunday with
Mrs. Elva Straughan and
also with her brother, Mr.
Charles Beadle.
Mrs. Celia Taylor of
Goderich and a cousin,
Miss Lila Peacock of
Minnesota visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Hamilton and other
relatives in the village.
Guests with Mr. and
.Mrs. Donald Cartwright,
David, Derrick and Lorie
on the weekend were,
George, Jetrid, Terry,
Danny and Wendy
Rueger and Ray, Lynn,
Sherry and Julie Rueger,
all of London. Mr.
William Rueger, RR 2,
Clinton and Miss Carol
• Rueger of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van
den'Assem, Dylan, Oscar
and Rebecca of Morris
Township were guests
last Sunday with Mrs.
Beth Lansing.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Powell attended the
baptismal service for
their grandson Gordon
Wayne, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Powell of St.
Catharines at St.
Andrews Presbyterian
church, Thorold last
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Rollinson
visited last week in
Toronto with her
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
McNall of Welland visited
last weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston and Miss Laura
Phillips.
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt,
Mrs. Frances Clark, Mrs.
Frank Raithby, Mrs.
Beth Lansing, Mrs.
Myrtle Munro and Mrs.
Robert Peck went on the
historical society bus trip
to Elora .and Milton last
Wednesday.
We are pleased to have
Mrs. Roy Daer at home
convalescing since ten
days a .patient in Clinton
Public Hospital:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston visited last
Saturday with Mrs. Ethel
Farrow at Mitchell.
Mrs. Donald Haines,
Mrs. Arnold Craig and
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock
attended the 75th an-
niversary of the
Wingham WI when
, Mrs. Austin Zoller of New
Hamburg, past provin-
cial president and now
editor of the WI
magazine, Home and
Country, was guest
speaker.
Father's Day supper in Durnin home
Sunday guests at the
home of Jean and Brian
Durnin of London were
Don and Isobel Harris,
Donna and Dennis Harris
and daughters Jane and
Kelly, Betty and Ross
Feagan. A very enjoyable
outdoor Father's Day
supper was enjoyed by
all.
Welcome to
Holmesville, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Blair who have
just moved into their new
home.
Last Saturday June 17,
the Holmesville United
Church Sunday School
enjoyed a weiner roast
and hike at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lobb.
The Sunday school
celebrated its an-
niversary and promotion
day on Sunday June 18,
1978. The service was
under the leadersh p of
the Sunday School
Superintendent Hugh
Lobb. Mr. Bob Elliott was
-our•guest-speaker:---------
The
-..-._._The Primary and
Kindergarten classes
sang a choir number, and
Jaekie Norman and Lisa
Forbes, accompanied by
Brenda Harris, sang a
duet. Others taking part
in the service were:
Janine Mayhew, Cheryl
Thompson, Heather
Harris and Mrs. Phyllis
Cox,
The attendance awards
and promotion cer-
tificates were given out
by Bill Norman, assisted
by Mrs. Barb Norman.
UCW meets
The meeting of the
UCW was held in the
Sunday School room on
Tuesday June '13th. The
call to worship was given,
by Mrs. Phyllis Cox.
Stewardship was the
theme of the meeting.
Mrs. Jean Perdue and the
GRAND
FINALE
SUN.
JUNE 25
See the exciting finish
to the Moto Cross
SPRING SERIES
(Juniors and Schoolboys)
Preliminaries at 11:30 a.m.
FINAL HEATS at 1:30 p.m.
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leader, Mrs. Cox con-
ducted the devotion
period.
The truth about
Missions Today and
Money's Time was told
by Mrs. Charlotte Nor-
man. Mrs. Ada Tebbutt
chose an epitaph for
Frances and its how
we're the same for her
topics.
Mrs. Cox told of the
many magnificent
churches she saw on her
recent visit to England.
She spoke about a
smaller but lovely church
at Stokes Pages where
Gray's Elegy was written
many years ago, then
read the Elegy.
The president Mrs.
Isobel Sturdy conducted
the business. The roll call
was answered with a
verse using the word
"love". Later in the
meeting, it was decided
to answer the September
roll call with a linen tea
to-wel,.._ Mrs.. • . Dorothy
Whitely delivered• the
olmesville
news
Blanche Deeves,
correspondent 482-3383
bale to Mission Services
in London. She also
displayed the red velvet
altar cloth she made and
appliqued the insignia
IHS on it.
Please keep the date
October 10 in mind as the
time to bring your pen-
nies.- to . the UCW.. T.hc
meeting closed with the
Mizpah Benediction anc
lunch was served.
Women's Institute
Last Thursday the
Wingham Branch of ithe
Women's Institute
celebrated , their 75th
anniversary wit,b_... a
dinner and meeting in St.
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Mac,
Pauls Anglican Church in
Wingham. Alice Porter
and Irene Cudmore at-
tended.
The following is a quote
from the, minutes of the
first meeting in 1903;
"Mrs. Elfred of
Holmesville was our
guest speaker on this
special occasion".
The guest speaker on
June 15 was Mrs. Austin
Zoeller, New Hamburg,
past district president a
member of the provincial
board and editor of Home
and Country Magazine.
She stressed that the WI
is for every woman in the
community. ,
See you at the picnic on
July 11 at 1:45 p.m. at
Mrs. Alice Porter's. Mrs.
Jean Lobb will tell of her
recent trip to Ireland.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Hamilton, visited last
weekf,, r a few days in
Windsor with her mother,
Mrs. Ray La Vigne. Mrs.
La Vigne returned to
Auburn with them for a
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Moore of Stratford visited
last Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Archambault and Mr. -
and Mrs. Douglas Fraser
of Walton spent a few
days recently at North
Bay.
Mrs. Edna Sippell and
Mr. Charles Wilbee of
Stratford and Mr. and
Mrs. John Silverthorne of
Woodstock were recent
visitors , with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Davies.
Mr. • and Mrs. Ed
Davies attended the
memorial service at
Dorchester cemetery last
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt, M and Mrs.
Clifford Bro n, Goderich
and Mr. Arthur
Youngblut of Goderich
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Bev .French of Detroit
last Saturday.
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