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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-10-28, Page 16OA 04 .DERicKSIONACsTAR, THURSAANz-OCTOBp, 28, \ \'\ N. N. • N. \ • • • • \ \\\\\ u urni an Distrk /low WES SRADNIXK i- , Auburn hortkuiuraiists see travelogue of the west 6Z6-75991 A travelogue • to Canada's West Coast., was. the highlight .of Q the Auburn Horticultural Society meeting held last week in the Community. Memorial hall Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines showed colorful pictures of their month's trip to Victoria and Vancouver along with other places in British Columbia. They were thanked by Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. Mrs. Russel Brindley introdUced Mrs. A.*McIntyre of Brussels who spoke ,on her display of home-made crafts and iecorations suitable for every occasion. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt thanked Mrs. McIntyre for her informative talk on the display. The president Mrs. Gordon Taylor was fii—airge- Of -the meeting and gave a hearty. welcome .to the members and visitors. The minutes of the previous meeting were accepted as read by the secretary Mrs. Beth Lansing. The 'financial statement was accepted as given by the 'treasurer, Mrs. Eleanor BradnOck. It was announced that bulbs will • be , given as premiums to the members for . forced planting,. The Auburn letters were painted recently by several of the meznbers. -Plans were made .for the Christina's famiTY ntglit ellsolialormilulloPPIMININIONIBIliololla AREN SCHEDULE FRIDAY, OCT. 29, , Public Skating =8-10 #2‘TURDAY,, OCT, 30 ' Power Skating 12:00. Figure Skating',-- 1:30 Public Skating - 8710 4 SUNDAY, OCT. 31 Public Skating - 2-4 C.H.H.L. Hockey - 7 - Bayfield vs. Juveniles; 9 - Sifto vs. Godefich Building 'Centre MONDAY, NOV. 1 Mite House League - 4:30 Bantam House League:_ 7:30 , - Juvenile 'All Sim; - 9:30 TUESDAY, NOV. 2 Pre -School And Adult Skating 1=2:30 Pee Wee House Ceague 4:30 Midget P9I Stars -1,30 Figure skating - 8:06 and plans will be made by the , Executiv.e with. the,. -Womeres, Institute Executive. The roll cal) was answered by their .favorite winter flowering bUlb. A piano instrumental was given by. Lynn Turner, Pastor Alfred Fry sang a solo - How Great Thou Art accompanied by Mrs. Norman Wigtitman. The program was arranod by Mrs.. James Jackson and Mrs. Kenneth Winners of the door prizes - were- Wsw.--Alfred Rollinson, Mrs. Thomas Haggift and Mrs. Robert 'Turner, .A display of autumn flowers and house plants were enjoyed by all and during lunch plants' and slips were sold. A smorgosbord lunch was served by Mrs. 'Ed Davies, Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs. Eleanor .Bradnock, and Miss Sheron Collins. New sewing knack Twenty ladies met at, the Auburn Community Memorial hall on Monday to start the sewing class,The Knack with -KA:its. Anyone is welcome to join this group on Mondays at 1.30 p.m. to learn techniques of sewing with to -da s new_fabrics. This sewing cou se is provided through the H me Economies Branch of the Department of Agriculture and Food and the Auburn , Women's Institute Branch. .The sixth meeting of the Auburn 3, 4-H club Was held on Monday evening at .the home of the leader, Mrs. William Empey. The meeting spotlighted. Dairy Desserts making thorn with' milk butter ' and ' dream. CheeSe and . frozen 'desserts were also discussed --Plans were made for Achievement Day and they decided to do the derrionstiation called -Dairy Dips_ and Snacks. Everyone enjoyed the Lemon Chiffon with crumb pastry that was made. Miss Gail Miller of Toronto spent the weekend with , her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller. Miss- Gail has just returned from a holiday .spent at Acapulco, Mexico. The sixth meeting of the Auburn Dairy"'Queenswas held at the home of, the leader, Mrs. Eleanor .Biadnock with the nresident Gail Seers in charge. After opening the meting with the 4 -FI pledge the minutes were read by Judy Van Dongen. -A discussion was 'held on Dai6' Desserts with milk, butter and cheese, , Sherry' and Wanda Plaetzer showed Lemon Chiffon which they made and everyone this; m with knits sarnpled, It The meeting was closed with the 4-H Creed. Auburn Socials Mr. and Mrs. Luther Morley of Alsia Craig visited on Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Mr. George Lawlor went to Galt last weekend _to „spend the winter with his 'daughter, Mrs. ' aCK a y and *MacKay. /Congratulations to Mr. George. Millian. who 'celebrated his 90th birthday last week. Mr. and Mrs. Beverley French of 'Detroit visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock and Mrs. Harold** Nicholson of Seaforth attended the graduation ceremony of their neice Miss Jill .Bennett at the Ryerson School of Nursirrg "in Toronto last we,ekend. Miss Jean Houston and Miss Jean Wilson of Toronto spent . the weekend With Mr.:and Mrs. William Clark. ' Mrs. Rose Herman of Lo"ndarr returned home recently after visiting relatives in this • community. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson visited in London last Friday. , Mr. arid Mrs-. Ronald Pentland of North Bay, ”Straughan of Blyth spent the weekend in Auburn." •• WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3 _Figure Skating - 4:00 C.H.H.L. Hockey 8:30 Bayfield • jHURSIDAY, NOV. 4 Pre -School And „Adult Skating 1-2:30 Pee Wee House League 4:30 , ' Bantam House League - 6:30 Midget All Stars - 8:30 BY GABRIELLE VOELMLE The fifth meeting of the Auburn 3, Milk ,Shakes was held at the home of the leader, Mrs. William Empey. Various topics were discussed around planning meals around dairy products using white sauce, cheese and, cream. There was a cheese tray and the girls sampled the variotis varieties. Mrs. Empey demonstrated Chicken A La King and Holly Elliott and Barbara Empey served it , on toast. Everyone" also sampled ,,Nemposiomoompommoommoo. cheese Crisps. SYLVANIA-BLUE DOT FOR SURE SH,O,T L37 FLASHCUBES BY SHARON COLLINS The seventh meeting of the Auburn Queens was held with the president Gail 'Seers, in the chair. Mrs. William Clark demonstrated the making 'of cream puffs and made a delicious filling for them. Methods were discussed 'on -the makinOnd shaping of the puffs for a perfect product. Plans Were made for the completion of the book covers and also the skit for Achievement Day. The meeting . was closed with the Creed. • .- Member of the -provincial legislature for Minister Charlie MacNaughton dropped Goderich on Election Day last week to _day as Mr. McNaughton galloped to an N.D.P. Patiicarroll. ., Huron 6nd Depaetment of Transport and Communications in to the Progressive Conservative committee rooms -in -- check up on progress; Party workers reported a very active easy vivory over his opponents, Liberal Ken Duncan and • BY OLIVE M. BLAKE All Library books should be in by -October 30' before the next Dungannon pick-up and exchange by the Huron County Librarian. Miss Beryl Elliott ,of New Liskeard has been visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity, and on Wedlie'SdaY"Wai a dinner guest of Mrs. A. J. Sherwood. Mr'. and Mrs. Bob Eedy of Toronto spent the week -end at the former'S-parents',horne here. Miss Beth McConnell accompanied Mrs. Erma Anderson, Mrs. Alfred Habel and-. Mr. '• Evelbet+ • Finnigan of Goderich, ,to Stratford on Thursday. They attend0d, the funeral 'of their . cousin, Mrs. Henry 'Johnston (nee Gibson). Mrs. Geo. Hamilton, Brampton made a few calls in Dungannon redently. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pentland attended the Pis:Swing Match last Week and - returned Sunday by way of Dorchester to attend the special gathering tionouring Rev. W. J. Taylor. , Mr. and Mrs. Ross Eedy spent the weekend in Windsor visiting the latter's brother, Father John Sharp. On October 21 it was interesting to note the large number of young...people who came out to vote, and others not so young like Mrs. Minnie Jones in her 92nd year. Harold Campbell from - Kamloops," C, has been holidaying this week with his parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Dyne'i Campbell'. Considerable inconvenience was experienced when fog 'delayed the arrival of fr"- the plane and also made driving (rjsky ohis parents who had gone to Malton to meet him, and who returned without him when - told no plane was expected until evening. Harold arrived from Winnipeg about the same time as they left Malton, so he travelled' by bus to Wingham. Mr. a,nd Mrs. Clifford Kettle and baby Jennifer from Leamington visited' with Mr. Mrs: David' Dawson And Jackie this week -end. All Were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Durnin for Sunday dinner. . Miss Ruthie Bere from Windsor spent Wednesday - evening at her home here and' alSic attended the Carlow Craft Fair where. her work in macrame belts, .wall -hangings and sewing was displayed. She returned to University on Thursday morning. , 9n Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick,. Agincourt, Mrs. 'Jack McDonagh and 'Mrs. Alen - Andrew, 'Lucknow, visited at the home of Mrs. Cecil Blake. "Open,....House" was held...in-, Dorchester, October 17, 1971 to_ honour Rev. Wy J. Taylbr who has served in the ministry -for over 60 years, beginning in 1908 in mission fields. He is now in his 88 -year: His three daughters who planned this ' special occasion were pleased td welcome about 360:_people. Of interest is a Scrapbook gift of pictures of places from 1908 to the present,- with modern day pictures to, , compare each location, then ' added Polaroid pictures taken at the gathering. Frank Pentland and Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Pentland were, -.in - attendance,. the latter being one of the daughters of Rev. Taylor. Miss Flora Durnin of R. R. 2, Tottenham called on a number .of friends and relatives this week -end. Mrs. • Minnie Jones Dungannon and Miss Mae Davies from Clinton had the following relatives to .visit them on Friday: great -great -grand nieces, Barbara Wendt from Chicago and Sharon Galetti 'frorrr ,Detroit, and great -great -grand nephew, Vern Bolen also from Chicago with his father Joseph Bolen 61 Detroit. On Saturday Stewart Ament, Blyth, and , Albert' Hunking, Detroit' visited Mrs. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. H.J.L. Eedy and Miss Rosemary Eedy visited at. Strathroy with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eedy-and family Squire Gifts Highway 21, Goderich JANUARY SALE CONTINUES. 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