HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-04-11, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. 1990.
Putting aTwist on the traditional roles of meal serving was the
United Church in Auburn who held their annual supper on
Saturday where the kids serve the adults. Here Ethel Ball of
Auburn holds up her plate for some pie being served by Karin
Millian of RR 5, Goderich while Mrs. Ball’s nephew, Darren
Scholl of Goderich makes room.
Auburn
Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
takes part
in bread fair
BY LAUREL CAMPBELL
Meeting six was held on March
19 at 4:15 p.m. in the basement of
Missionary Church.
It was just a time to fix up
members’ books and get prepared
for the bread fair which was held at
7:30 at the Missionary Church on
April 2. Members each brought
something for everyone to taste.
There were many presentations
given. Members got to watch a film
about ‘‘Black Creek Village”. They
also thanked leaders for the use of
their homes, the club executives,
along with members. There was a
thanks to the parents, who had run
out one time or another to get a
part of the ingredients. Members
will be awarded with plaques and
stickers for their achievements.
People
Sorry to report that Viola Raithby
is a patient in Westminster Cam
pus, Victoria Hospital in London
following surgery. She is wished a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Weber of RR
5, Stratford visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor.
6 tables
at Auburn
euchre
There were six tables in play at
the euchre party held at the
Community Hall on Tuesday even
ing, April 3.
Winners were: ladies’ high,
Mary Shobbrook; ladies’ low, Lil
lian Stewart; men’s high, Bernice
McClinchey (playing as a man);
men’s low. Carmen Brindley;
novelty, Ernest Durnin.
Euchre parties are held every
Tuesday evening in the Community
Hall at 8 p.m.
Dining Dilemma’ topic of 4H
BY CHERI KRYZANOWSKI
On March 28 for the third time,
the Auburn Manner Masters Club
met. The ‘Dining Dilemma’ was'
the topic of this meeting. To the
dismay of the members, they were
told that they are never to eat with
their elbows on the table, or make a
fuss if there is an U.I. (unidentified
insect) or fly in their food.
The custom between brothers
and sisters it to always spit melon
seeds across the room at each
other, but members also were
informed that the proper way to
remove seeds or pits from their
mouths is to use either their fork,
knife or napkin. After matching up
dining words and their definitions,
members closed the meeting and
headed for Maxine’s Lunch, the
local restaurant. Each practised her
skills at ordering food and dining
with proper etiquette. After eating,
all went home, remembering to
always compliment the cook.
Time for travelling! Meeting 4,
which was held on April 2, centered
around travelling courtesy. Unfor
tunately, the girls in the club were
disappointed to be told that they
should always take as few pieces of
luggage as possible. They went
over all of the rules to follow in
“Trains, Planes, and Automo
biles”, even buses and bicycling.
When travelling, one of the most
important skills is learning how to
pack a suitcase properly, and some
members packed a suitcase, while
others were blindfolded and then
sorted piles of coins. The rest of the
meeting was spent discussing the
party being held for meeting 6.
They ended the meeting remem
bering that it is an insult to allow
the host to see the soles of your
shoes.
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