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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-03-30, Page 5p - DlRICH SIGNAL. THURSDAY, MOCK llet1 Auburn an BY Pipit WES BRADNQ K BY MRS. weS BRADNAGK Lapst weekend, Mr; and Mrs. Donald Yopngbiut and family of London, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Youngblut and faintly of . Ott iwa -and Mrs. Ralph Munro visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Youngblut and family; of Toronto at their chalet at Wasaga Beach. - Mr. Sidney MdClinchey is patient in Victoria Hospital, • London; we wish,, him a speedy recovery. Mr. and 'Mrs, Ronald' Liveramore and Rob'rt of Fordwicli, 'visited last'woek for a °few days with her parents;, Mr,._ and M`rs. Donald Haines. 4,H Clubs AUBURN 3 4-H The fifth meeting, of Auburn 3, 4-H club, the Kozy Kittens -met at the home of Mrs. John Hildebrand, The president, Barbara Chamney opened the meeting and t>,le minutes were read'. b seer e-tary Cathy McClinchey. ,, Tile roll call was answered by comparing prices of their sleepwear to that of readyrmades. Mrs. Frank Raithby and Mrs. Hildebrand demonstrated lap seams and eyelet lace insertion. Barbara Chamney prepared the covers for the members. The meeting was closed with the • Creed. KOZ.Y. KITTENS ° The-sixth'.meeting of the, Kozy Kitten's 4-H,club was held at the' home of Mrs. Frank Raithby. Barbara Charnney was in charge of the meeting. Demonstration on setting in sleeves and reinforced seams was done -by 'Mrs. John Hildebrand and Mrs. Frank Raithby, _ . 'Auburn 1, 4-11 club held their fourth meeting at the home of the leader, Mrs. Donald Haines. The 'e meeting was opened with ' the pledge and the ' minutes read by Doreen McClinchey. Mrs. Haines demonstrated bias binding, lace or eye -let facing on bottom and a bias binding casing. Masses Nancy Anderson and. Brenda Bali returned last Friday evening from a week's trip to ' Washington, Nashville and other irnportapt cities in the U.S.A. , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Youngblut, Lorie, Barry, and. Bradley of London visited last week with his mother, Mrs. Ralph Munro. Mrs. Gordon Taylor took .her grandchildren, Michael and Janice Rathwell.honre to Chatham after they. had visited her during the winter vaeatiOn. She will visit for a few days. with. her daughter, Mrs, Ronald Rathwwell -and Mr. Rathwell:and fatnily. ^. Mr'.. Keith Scott of London. spent the`weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Keith Scptt, Wayne and Eric. ' Mr; and Mrs. Donald Rea of Sarnia visited recently with her parents: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dobie and Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Chamney of Windsor visited last week with his father, Mr. Robert.Cha,rnney'. Thby" were on their Way home from a holiday spent in Florida. Miss Shelley Haggitt of Zurich visited last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. 'Mr. and Mrs. Andre• w Kirkconnell had a letter last week from their granddaughter,' 'Many Anne Blake of Brussels, who is on atour of Germany with Grade 12 students from Seaforth High School.. Ma'y 'Anne was at Friesenheim whensshe wrote the letter. SHQWER HELD Mrs. Leonard Arschambault and - her daughter, Miss Brenda Archambault of Goderich entertained neighbours for. a . bridal shower for Miss Louise Hunking priar.'to her -"marriage. When Louise and her mother, Mrs.. Joseph Hunking arrived, pretty corsages were pinned on them. Everyone signed their names on an apron with Fiquid embroidery. A bride's trousseau contest was .conducted by Mrs. Joe Verwey. A contest "What will the bride wear" was conducted by • Pyatt s Ponderosa is accepting applications for thd 41 FIRST MEETING TO BE HELD AT WED., APRIL Contact Ruth Juergens for further ihformation PHONE 524-6026 5 O. Ex -Service Men and Women and Dopendants The Royal Canadian Legion Sery c,[Surest; 'macer, Mr.1, W. Moyer, Provincial Service Officer, London, brio, will too visiting in the area. Anyone wishing informatiOn, . ▪ assistance, regarding war disability pensions. p allowances, etc., is requested to contact the sortie, !y f e`, or secretary, of the local branch, whosettame' eppoorSlailsw, not later than•April 17, 1972, to arrange an, interview. Mr. M. Sh.ardown, PhOne S244009., kiiko Young Canada Week "B" champions for 1972 are the„Hespeler Pee -Wees who rec'eried the Reg McGee ti-ophilcir-theiTetfoffs • the past week.. Team members are, left to right, back Norm Sch9ltz, Bryan Pauze, Tony'Edgle, Ken. Sturgeon, Don Jirr.i Dutch, RoOr Hodgscen,,Jim McAsey, Ke0 Bain ahdSteve Puff. Front Stan Bagg, Brad Min, Kentilacolt, Gerry Nugeni, Terry Job, Mike , North, Terry Barnard and Terry Woods.—staff photo Mrs. Tom -Cunningham', A name bingo was. given by Mrs. Li -- A mock wedding was given by neighbOurs. The ' bride was "(ratighan flunking: groom, Brenda , Archambault; bridesmaid, Shirley Hun-king:best man; Nancy Lapp; minister, 'Brenda BalL bride's mother, Bernice Bunking: father,. grs,. Ted Bunking'. Mrs: Tom Cunningham read an address' of congratulations..and -gifts werepresented by neighbour 'girls and Marilyn Archambaidt. Louise thanked everyone for their gifts and a _iiat made' of ,ribbon bows made by Miss Brenda Archambanit was placed on the guest_ of honour. A lunch was serVed by Mrs,' Archanibault assisted. by Mrs. Th ks _,,AUBuRN W.I. MEETING , The' March Meeting .of 'the Auburn Women's. institute was Leomrdr Arctrambault in charge. Mxs. Robert Phillips presided at '- the piano. The "meeting- was opened -with' ,*7 -- the Ode, the Mary Stewart collect ,la.nd 0 Canada. The minutes were read :by the • secretasty, Mrs. - Donald Haines and she also. :_presented sthe financial _statement_ - The. corresp,ondenee ------otthe'Huron West DistriCt will be FORD • • held on April 1.0 at -Ft. Helens. short course Ontario Fruit and second choice 'being Women's Institute Procedure. Plans were ,made for the HuronView birthday partly on 'April 19.. Committees were set up for the, bowling tfhe m'embers voted to pui:Chase a new flag for the village town hall-.• Plans were. ma?'le for the 50th Anniversary of 'the Branch on May 2, The comtnittee .repor.ted,' on plans • GODERICH moiroRs made and, presented them to‘ the Anembers. The-dext meeting will be the'annual Meeting -land as this is the 5Qth year and the, 15th anniversary of the founding Units world-wide organization, it ..is hopedthat new members will join and •help in this organization which works , for Home And Country. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt gave a - paper on the latest ourrent events and Mrs, Wilfred Sanderson gave ins'piring meSsage on the motto -Let us truly listen when those around us speak". _The- r oll call -A public' relation dct I did -this year" ,was answered by the members. InIfie absence of the convener of the card committee. Mrs. Andrew lirk'corinell, Mrs. Donald, .car.t-vitight gave -her report and read the thank 'you . An interesting paper on the life of Erland Lee and of his lionie,•at _Stoney Creek prepared by Mrs, Eleanor Bradnock. was read by Mrs Frank Raittiby. Mrs. Robert Ph'illips played 'a piano instrumental. The eollection was by 1,i)rie Cartwright and 40* M . Donald Cartwright conducted an impressive weinorial service for Mrs. 1,;(1R:ar *son w ho passed awa of the Auburn Branch' for Many ' years and *as .a first year member. Gifts were presented to Mrs., Leonard Archambault for having a birthday nearest that date: td Mrs. Pearl Watson for coming., , the farthest Mrs. William Eliiott for having the luaky cup and IVIrs„ Wilfred Sanderson for having the lucky saucer,- Lunch was sef-yed by Mrs. Arnold Craig. Mrs. Charles 'Scott. Mrs. William Dodd and HOMEOVVNERS Call to 10 p.m. Obtain all the cash you need and reduce your payments bY as much as half with a 2nd or 3rd mortgage on sensible terms. Call tp 10 p.m. taday for helpful courteous service. Prompt Investment/Corp. 330 bay.St., Toronto. Call Collect 366-9586, evenings 231-8146. Deathe & Lomas GENERAI. PRACTITIONERS NOTICE OF CHANGE OF OFFICE HOURS Effective April 3 MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY; FRIDAY, 2 - 4 N APpoint:eiit NecessPry e Ready for Spring PREVENTATIVE MAITENANCE ACCORDING TO FAcTORY RECOMMENDATION. 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