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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-03-06, Page 14PAGE f4,. -CLI 1 TA ' N W$'RECURD, Tk URS] t MAIC C vQeate 'LIONS CLUB ' Sixteen Members 'and ten ;guests from Lucknow 'Lions Club, were present at .'-the, _ .Auburn and. District Lions Club Meeting`. recently in the Auburn. Community Hall." The first vice-president, Lion William Crawford; , vas in charge. The meeting 'started witt,x a • dinner served. by. St. Mark's Anglican Church. Women, The minutes were adopted as read.by the secretary, Lion Bob Worsell. --'The--treasurer..,.—Lion— Jim Schneider gave the financial statement. He reported that $425 had been collected for the C.N.I.B. Correspondence was read by President,- Lio r - Bill Crawford. The members voted to send $25 to the Canadian Mental' Health - Association. Details of the ball tournament to be held in July were discussed. The guest speaker for the evening was Lion Walter Arnold' from the Lucknow Lions Club. Lion Walter will be -running for the office of Deputy District Governor at the convention in Goderich in the spring. Plans are well underway --for -Izron .Bud--Cham-ney'-'s. campaign to run for zone chairman. SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. Dorothy Grange, -Mrs. Elliott Lapp, Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Ernest Durnin, Mrs. Charlie Adams of Goderich' and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock en- joyed a trip to the Flower and Garden Show in , Toronto last Friday. Kenneth Scott and Eric Scott attended the wedding in Detroit last Saturday of the former's nephew, John Ziler. The World Day of Prayer service will be held March 7 at 2 p.m. in Knox United Church at 2 p.m. Mr. Richard Hawley will be the speaker. The winner of the Auburn and District Lions Club lottery last week was Donald Dun- bar., RR 1 Belgrave with ticket number 093. Twelve tables of people played, progressive euchre last Tuesday evening in the Auburn. Community oxnx><xun t,y M. etxtorial Hall, The evening was sponsored by the Silver Top g- Winners.: were; novelty, Gordon, Gross;, high' lady, Mrs. • 'Stuart Chamney; low lady, Mrs. Ila Bean; high .man, Bill Robert;soa; and low man, Mike Mason. jra Congratulations to Miss Lillian Stewart who celebrated her 14th birth- day last week ' on February 29. Lillian was born on this date and only has a birthday once every four years. . ,._.Mrs.-..W.ilfred. San•denson- attended the wedding of her nephew, Elmer Sanderson who married Maria Reichel last Saturday at Blyth UnitedChurch. Auburn As It Was will be presented in the Community ,Memorial Hall next Sunday, March 9 at 2 p.m. by the Auburn Women's Institute: It is the same production as was put on during Auburn's 125th birthday party but with more pictures which have been given to the committee. Everyone is welcome to • ; ra jri✓i�`o.4,eoav jThink1?k4„.....,0, ,„„....,..ahead -to ,-„.- Spring. conte and see Auburn As t Was, All members of the Silver Tops are aremlilded that a dialler will be held on 1V, arch112 at 12;15 p.m. Bring a salad or dessert. Mr, and Mrs.. Donald Hautes returned last Saturday from a moth's. holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Ted >�•ast of Blyth went with them.. Mrs. Bonnie Armour and daughter Julie of Waterloo spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jardin and grandmother, �Agrs: lva .Sttraughan. OBITUARY Word was received last week of aformer resident of the village, Robert Mcllveen, who died suddenly at Mississauga. He was the son of the late F.O. Mcllveen and Gertrude Asquith. He is survived by his wife, Hazel and four children. He is also survived by five brothers, Frank of Oshawa, Dr. Charles of Oshawa, Donald of Toronto, Dr. Gilbert of Alberta and Eric of Woodstock. •• We are! We now have in an exceptional selection of stock BEGONIA BULBS. and our SPRING SEEDS and BULK SEEDS have arrived...shop early for best selection. Also, now in stock... JIFFY 7's and PEAT POTS VERBEEK'S AkIV1 & GARDEN CENTRE 482-9333 2/ Isaac St. CLINTON SAVE ffY �• � it � }:f l� ;1��` ,..tai 7�� ,''i0,100„.0.1 Ilr. fo ; SAVE UP TO r ON ALL % on CHILDREN'S PANTSUITS & SAVE UP TO Za%ON *DRESSES PRICE on... 3 DAYS ONLY! MARCH 13, 74 8 15 *COATS *SKI JACKETS *HATS *MITTS *GLOVES AND SCARVES 7:0 club Corner Creations” plan color chart `Auburn 3 4-N club held its second meeting at the home of Mrs. Tom Cunningham with the president, Barbara Gross opening the meeting with the 4-1I pledge. The minutes were read by, Annette Losereit, The members voted to name themselves,. "Corner ~Creations," with • Barbara and Susan Gross in ,charge of designing a AtPage, Colour Personalities,• selection of mactahe an working terms were discussed and each member was told to fill in a chart to explore likes and dislikes. Glenyce McClinchey and Linda Cunningham were chosen as the club commentators for Achievement Day. —Paitre'ia Losereit— and Marjorie Siertsema were chosen to plan the commentary. During the latter part of the meeting, the leaders showed the members .some of the knots which were FRESH (PART BACK ON) required for :their .sam- ples. am-ples, The meeting wasclosed with the 44f pledge. A'nn.ette• and Pamela Losereit served a lunch of cookies and orange juice. Glenyce McCltnchey is in charge of bringing lunch to the next meeting.. Pamela Losereit is the press secretary. ' The 'Auburn 2, 4-H:elub 'held its third meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs,. Torn .Cunningham. The president Barbra Gross opened the meeting with the 4=I1 pledge. The minutes were accepted as read by the secretary, Annette Losereit. The topic for this meeting was. about members_' rooms. The members answered questions ani"-- fflIed" chants on how their rooms were decorated. For, this meeting, the memers were to have their macrame samplers finished and showed each other what they had accomplished. The meeting, was closed blearit;"tl1ce e 4-11 motto and McClinchey M.. e y � by served squares and fruit punch: Marilyn' Archambault will bring lunbh to the next meeting, Si. Mark's An Church Women met e, tf o r their February meeting last week °at the hon°te of Mrs. Donald Cartwright. The hostess, Mrs. Car- twright, was in charge of the meeting and opened -- with the birthday hymn, Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus, chosen by Mrs. Frank Raithby. Prayers were taken by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt followed by all repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison, The scripture lesson, Deuteronomy, 0th cchpter,-w s read -by Mrs. Lillian Letherland. ° A letter received by Mrs. Ed Davies from the Lutheran Church in Kissi F1 HJOKEN LEGSI:I.a FRESH CHICKEN SPLIT BREASTS. f1. IS DEVON BRAND SLICED SIDE BACON 500 g. PKG. MEAN ONTARIO FRESH PORK TAILS LB S80 SLICED OR BY THE PIECE FRESH NUTRITIOUS 490PORK-LIVER La was ss im read. me, orida The Bible Stud y, Women of the Bible, was introduced by Mrs.. dill' Craven and. Mrs. Card light, followed by a discussion period. - What does it mean to be free from the Living Message, was read. The hymn, The Church's One Foundation, was read to finish this part of , the meeting. The president, .Mrs,. Donald Cartwright, thanked.._ everyone for taking part and presided -for the business period. The minutes of the previous meeting were accepted as read in the absence of the secretary, M'rs. John Daer... The treasurer, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, gave the financial statement. It was announced that the World Day of Prayer would -be -held -en at 2 p.m. in Knox United Church. Correspondence was read and thank -you letters that were received. The travelling apron was also passed. The roll call was an- swered verse containing the word Love. the Reverend William Craven pronouneed the be ed o lou aad grace. Birthday cape and ice- cream was, served by Mrs, .Cartwright, assisted by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, gest �nter�e� SEMI-ANNUAL OR QUARTERLY We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates.. 'Subject to change ONTARIO'S FINEST FRESH COUNTRY CUT CHICKEN-- ------. IN EACH .PKG.: 3 FOREQUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK & NECK, 3 HINDQUARTERS WITH WrOLE BACK, 3 WINGS. AND 2 GIBLET PACKS. • PORK SHOULDER ROAST dilOoKGaiser.-Kneale`� lInsurance Agency Inc. EXETER GRAND BEND CLINTON 135-2420 238-8484 482-9747 LB. 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