HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-30, Page 20The October meeting of the.
Auburn Womens f natitute
washeld last . week in the
Auburn Community
Memorial Hall With the.
president,, Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt incharge.
The President welcomed
everyone and read the poem,
AutnDays.
The minutes were approved
as read by - the secretary,
Mrs. Donald Haines and she
also gave the financial
statement. She reported that
seven pairs of pillowcases
had been ernbroidered for
flurixrview.
Plans were made to cater to
the -dinner for Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon McCli nchf y's golden
wedding anniversary on
November 1. An invitation to
attend the Tiger Dunlop
November meeting was
accepted.
A monologue of the history
of Auburn was given by
Douglas GIffier. A solo was.
sung by Miss Nancy
Anderson accompanied by
Mrs. Kenneth McDougall. A
piano solo was played by Miss
Doris Naylor.
The directors are to meet
with the executive of the
Horticultural Society to plan
the annual Christmas Family
Night.
It was decided to cater to a
banquet on December 10.
Mrs. Donald Cartwright gave
the report of the County Rally
and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconneli
reported on cards sent and
read the thank you notes
received.
The United thur Nfomen'
of x Knox United church
Auburn held their annual
Autumn Thankoffering
meeting last Thursday
evening with the president
Mrs. Gerald Meowed
leading the service. Guests
were welcomed .by Mrs.
LawrencePlaetzer and Mrs.
ErnestDtin anile ushers
were Mrs. Ross Robson and
Mrs. William Empey. Mrs.
Norman Wigbtman was the
organist.
Ms, McDowell led in the
worship service and gave a
reading, That First
Thanksgiving Day. The
scripture lesson, Psalm 100,
was read by Mrs. Stanley Ball
followed by a Thanksgiving
meditation by Mrs. McDowell
and prayer by Mrs. Gordon
Gross.
Mrs. Emerson Rodger and
Mrs. Thomas Jardin sang a
duet.
. ^ *Thoulaa J. :.Ant
trod the ,mt er,
Miss Lae Bergh of
'gingham. She gave an in-
spiring Thanksgiving
message which made each
and everyone reflect on her
own thankfulness to God for
His many mercies.
Mrs. Maurice Bean
thanked Miss Ballagh and
presented her with a gift.
Guests were present from
Winghazn, Belgrave, Don-
nybrook, Victoria St.,
Goderich, and the other
churches in the village.
Lunch was served by the
ladies.
eers tee for being
winners of the season.
Mebers of the team were
Darcy Andrews (captain),
Brenda Bos, .'i + Powell.
Lorie Cartwright. Paul
Plunkett, Jerry kers,.
Evelyn Hackers, Anita
Hallam,. Janice McCll nchey,
Walter Johnston, David
Plunkett and Michael Van
Dongen.
Trudy Machan's team was
composed of Angela ' Van.
derheyden, Dennis
Schneider, Bobby Robertson,
Brent Andrews, Brian
Robertson, Frank Van
Dongen, Joanne Slater,
Wendy Powell, Julie Deer,
Todd Andrews, Joanne
Vanderheyden, Dwayne
Brown and Linda Cun-
ningham.
Linda Van Dongen's tears
included Robbie Plunkett,
Lori Mansell, Vickie Rodger,
baron Glou her,} Daryl
Plunkett, Carla Hebert, Keith
Hallam, John Dos, Janice
Doer, Bruce Penland, Nancy
Pentland, Angela Schneider
and Carol Seers.
Glen Webster's team was
composed of Derrick Cart-
wright, Ralph de Vries,
Bradley Andrews, Michael
Andrews, Tracy Machan,
Jamie Mater, Frank Slater,
Monica Hebert, Debbie
Cunningham and Rodger
Cunningham, Brad McVittie,
Peter Dos.
The Bantam team under
the coaches Keith Lapp and
Allan Caldwell were also
a patient ingmpIt
follow u ery.
f:•ansitng. Is a
Hospital,.
#nd0 r foilOwing eyy.
surgery+ g
'' eekly' eucoparties are
started at the Auburn
Commit Memorial hall
and the prize winners last
week were high lady, `Mrs.
Ted Mills low lady, Mrs.
Warner Andrews; high anan,
Harry Brawlerr.% low man,
Mra. Donald ai es novelty
Prim, Mrs. Thomastlaggitt.
Mrs. Thomas 'aggitt, Mr.
Arthur Youngblut, and Mr.
and Mrs. Plitord Brown of
Goderich returned home last
Sun y atter a. week's trip_(.
visit withtheir cousins
Mr. and Mrs. William Riddell ,
at Manitou Manitoba.
Weekend guests with Mrs.
Myrtle Munro were Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Youngblut,
Lorie, Barry and Bradley of
London and -Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Youngblut, Susan,
Bruce andKristen of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave John-
son, Christopher and Kim-
berely of Goderich visited
last Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas' Johnston and
Miss Laura Phillips.
Mr. ,0 and Mrs. Ben
Hamilton* her mother, Mrs.
Vera La Vigne ofWindsor and
aunt, Mrs. Laura Bennett of
Detroit went to Windsor last
Saturday and her mother and
aunt returned borne after 'a
couple of week's visit with the
Hamiltons.
The fifth meeting of Auburn
I, Crusty Critters, 4-R club
was opened by the president,
Faye Seers. After the usual
business, the roll call was
answered by each girl
showing a loaf of sour dough
bread which they had made.
Plans for the exhibit on
Achievement Day were
discussed. Judging bread was
discussed along with other
dishes with bread such as
bread pudding and stuffing.
Each girl participated in
aCrt r' treceived ere at"
+ a termer rector
Mark's Anglican
keV. Percy .
who passed away at
to►>nk at Lakeview
nhisth Year, fie iso
priest e: the Diocese
`urron. His wife,the former
Nora Sadiier Cowdry
predeceased him. He is
survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Earl (jean) Windatt of
Beaverton. Burial took place
from St. Faure Anglican
church, Beaverton, on
Monday, October 20 with
burial in Stonechurch
Cemetery, Beaverton.
The . Auburn Recreation
Committee is planning a
Hallowe'en party for Auburn
and: area children, 14 years
and under on Friday, October
3Ist, starting at 7 o'clock in
the Auburn hall until 10 p.m.
Judging of the costumes will
take place at 8 p.m. Games,
prizes and treats will be
followed by a dance. Ngo{:.
ba'sWig out
. co lttee wilt give a
(Iona an h the lett
Township S`cbr t. It is ha
that virga residents will
support this project and not
shell out at their doer. Many
of aur older residents have
asked to have this party.
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