HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-05, Page 5AUBURN 4-H
fourth and fifth meeting
Auburn 1, Nifty Nits as
`t the home of the Ie 'dere
lonal(I Cartwright.
.g was in charge of the
nt, Doris Naylor and the
s were adopted as('r read
he secretary
y
n. The roll call Was an-
by each girl telling how
►mpared the total cost of
arntent with that of a
adv -made. Mrs. ('art-
tuonst rated
how to
sec
bindings, lap
�ine ,s
arid- plackets The
'nt Mrs. Jim Schneider
the discussion of neckline
Mrs Cartwright
the girls how to install
r without the steam and
e tailor's hem. The girls
ed the fifth meeting roll
telling how they could
,rate stretchy seams into
arments The meeting
osed by the -1.1-1 creed.
sixth meeting, Of the
its was opened by Doris
and the 1 11 pledge.
inures were read by
Machan. The roll call
psw'ere(I by telling how
an to care tor their gar -
when, they are made in
to washing instructions
1rs. Donald Cartwright
Mrs. .1101 Schneider
.traced how to instal
in hands. The meeting
'sed with the 1-H creed.
and Mrs. Allan
gall and Miss Debbie
f Sudbury visited recen-
h his parents, Mr. and
Alan
McDougall.
',Kay Hanley, Mrs. Doris
rson, Mrs Leone.
rt and Mrs. Arabelle
1 if Clinton visited last
day with Mr. and Mrs.
d Allen.
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1973—PAG* 6
Auburn folk have busy week
Misses (;ail and have Seers
arrived horse last weekend
from a holiday spent in
Florida. 'I'hev accompanied
their grandfather, Mr. Fred
Seers and their aunt, Mrs. Elsie
Keays of Goderich.
Mr. Robert ('hamnev arrived
horse last week after spending
the winter iit Windsor with his
son, Mr. Herman ('harnnev and
Mrs. Chamney.
FASHION SHOW
Over :100 Fashion conscious
persons crowded into the,
Auburn Community Memorial
' hall last Wednesday evening
when the United Church
Worsen of Knox United Church
presented their "Fashions for
Spring 73; show. The guests
were. welcomed by Mrs. Ken-
neth McDougall and VIrs. Ross
Rcif inson and Mrs. Norman
McDowell was in charge of
tickets at the door.
The hall was attractively
decorated with bouquets; of
spring flower~ and a decorated
arch on the platform arranged
by Mrs. Fred Armstrong and
Mrs. Allan Craig.
Mrs. Ted East welcomed
everyone on, behalf of the
U.C.W. and - presented Mrs.
Brian Hallam who was the
commentator for the show.
The children showed many at-
tractive clothes made by
Canadian, manufacturers with
one feature in common -their
{
easy care feature. These
clothes were supplied by the
Jenny Wren Shoppe in
Goderich and Winghant. These
garments were modelled by
Debbie Cunningham, Ken
Millian, -Karen Laidlaw, Brent
Andrews, Lorie Millian, Paul
Plunkett, Patti McDowell, Faye
Hildebrand, David Durnin,
Kim McDowell, and Donna
Gregg Fashions fromftarf
en's Ladies Wear in Goderich
were modelled by Arva Ball,
Lynne 'Turner, Mrs Barry
Milian, Sherry Plaetr.er, Jayne
Arthur, Lynn 'l'urriT T'i3arhara
1?ropey, Wanda ['1aetzer, Mrs.
Norrran•Wightntan, Mrs. Pater
Berbeek, Mrs. Dorothy Grange,
Mrs, Norman M,•Clinchey, and
Mrs. Stanley Vali.
The Earl Rawson Style Shop
for Men supplied the clothes for
the men and teenagers. "These
were modelled by Rick Ar-
chambault, Murray Wrghtnta11,
Douglas Durnin, Maurice
Bean,. 1)ana Bean, Paul ('harn-
ney, Gerald McDowell, Glen
W1ghtnt,in, Barry Arthur ,
Walter Cunningham ;111(1 Bo)
Swartrnan.
During the fashion show
solos were sung by Miss
Yvonne • Bean ;accompanied by
Mrs. Emmerson Rodger and
Misses Doris .Navlof and'
Lorraine ('harnnev accom-
panied hc. Lynn 'I'urne+r. Miss
Nancy Anderson supplied ap-
propriate music on the piano
throughout the show. Mrs.
Lawrence Plaetzer was in
charge of the second portion
and thanked the three stores
who had supplies) the clothing.
The flowers were courtesy of
Denomne Flowt'r shop, Craig's
Sawmill and the U.C.W. Make-
up on the models was urcharge
of Mrs. Allan Craig with
Holiday Magic.
The door prize, a bouquet
from 1.1 C.W. was won by An'
drew Kooprnans Gift cer-
tificates were won by - Miss
Elaine Snell, and Susan
Howson frim Jenny Wren
shop; Miss Minnie Wagner and
Mrs.. John Stadelrnttnn from
Earl' Rawson's Men's wear;
Miss Margaret Franker. and
Pastor Alfred Fry from Shaef-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sim-
mons and daughter, Miss Mary
Lee Simmons of Yellow Grass,
Saskatchewan visited last
"Thursday with their cousins,
Mr and Mrs. 'Thomas John-
ston, -,Miss Laura Phillips and
Mr and Mrs Robert Phillips.
Miss Barbara Sanderson of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Johnston of London spent the
weekend with the ladies'
'Parents, Mr, ar►d Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson.
M r.
r
an l Mrs. Duncan
MacKay and his brother, Mr.
/John MacKay ►f Kitit til visited
on the weekend with Mr. 'and
.Mrs. -John MacKay and Mr.
and Mrs. John Weir of London.
Spring must be here-
navigation is in full., swing, on
the Maitland River this past
weekend with n i nv hoots and
canoes enjoyingihe sport.
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Miller of
London visited last Saturday
with his brother Mr. Gordon
Miller and Mrs. Miller.
OBITUARY
Mitis Helen Phillips of
H;antilton . passed away on
•1'h1arsda‘, March 2M in the
Henderson General hospital at
thy• agr of 1x ',ears. She was
the daughter of the late Orval
Phillips and Mrs Philips (nee
Lu(Ila Itolonson) of Mitchell.
slie 1s survived by her mother
of Mitchell, two brothers, .lack
1 ;( Normandy Gardens,
London and Fred of Mitchell
Also t,ti(1 mei es -Cat 11%. ;1111
('111(1v Phi11ip; of London 'l'he
tone al .:i, held on Sunday
h„ui the Ileath-Leslie funeral
home in hl it( hell with inter-
ment-in
nter-
rment-in Woodland cemetery,
9ITOR ATTENDS
Mrs Maryil Pardy, editor of
Horne and ('ountr"y', a magazine
pot out . the Federated
\ti'orn(n institutes of Ontario,
F VV 1 O 1 conduct)( 'a sttc-
es,fu,l W.o.(.kshop 011
Parliamentary .Procedure last
Thursday in the Auburn ('om-
niuriity 114ernyria1 hall. The
slay long session was ;attended
b\ 2 interested officers from
Tiger Dunlop, W 1 , AVinghant,
«' 1 Iit-lgrave. Clinton, St.
Hclt n�, Goderich i'ownship
;incl Auburn branches. 'The
(I;ay.s progr;int began with the
review of the origin and growth
of the Women's institutes
throughout the• world. Mrs.
Pardo tlointed out the first ob-
jective on February 19, 11197 at
Stoney Creak when Mrs.
Adelaide Hoodless and Mr.
Erland Lee organized, was to
promote the knowledge of
Household Science. Special at-
tention was taken to sanitary
conditft►ns in the hcinte and a
better understanding of the
economic and hygienic value of
foods and -fuels. Tudavti anrn is
to get a better understanding of
human beings .arta ` their
relation'hips have -come close
to every individual ip a rapidly
changing world. Distances are
becoming shorter and the
problems of one nation have a
bearing Upon many others.
Great social and economic
'problems 'confront every
woman everywhere, with the
ensuing difficulties of har-
monizing home and country
life.
M rs. Pardo outlined t he
structure of this world-wide
organization from the Branch,
to the District, to the Area, to
the Provincial Federated
Women's Institutes oLOntario,
to the National -Federated
Women's '1nstitues of Canada
andhe International,
Associated Country Women of
the World. A.C.W W.
In the 'afternoon, Mrs. Pardo
told about interesting and
educational meetings and how
to conduct them. A .question
and answer period followed in
which everyone took part. She
closed the session by telling
everyone to become more aware
of presenting interesting
meetings.
NOTICE
STUMP REMOVAL
Slump removal machine will be available during the
month of May.
Anyone , wishing a stump removed from Town
boulevartk, will be required to pay a fee of $6.00 per
stump. -
Please notify Municipal Office, 57 West Street, 524-
8344, by April 20th, 1973.
J. Harold Walls, A.M.0°.T., C.M.C.
Clerk -Treasurer
CARPET - LIGHTING FIXTURES - KITCHEN CABINETS
PANELLING - PAINT - BATHROOM TILES & MORE
ryrt Pardy,-editor of Home and Country Magazine, seated, spoke to area Women's
es in Auburn. Looking over her shoulder are, left to right: Mrs. Eric Raeburn of-aTiger
, Mrs. John Banter of Goderich W.I. and Mrs. Cecil Elliott of .the Clinton W.I. (photo
h Roulston)
DERICH FROSTED
er'S Ladies Wear. Floral
arranl;erncnt,I"rank Slater from
Den0mnte.'s Flower shop,
Shampoo and set - Miss
Brenda Archamh:aitlt from
Mary Anne's Hair Designs.
Gift from Robinson's -general
store - Mrs. Arnold Cook; An
alarm .clock -from Aileen and
Elmer Trornmer's Hardware
store -C . Hessels. A basket
arrangement of flowers -
donated by Craig's sawmill -
Mrs. Louise Buttell, Gift from
Arthur's Furniture store Mrs.
Ross Higgins, Gift from Slater's
store - Mrs. W. Ravnard.
Lunch was served at the;con-
elusion of the show by the
ladies under the conyenorshili
of Mrs. Donald 1laines and
Mrs. ,Jack Armstrong.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Miss Nancy Anderson enter-
tained girl friends of Miss
Betty Moss last Saturday
evening to a bridal shower
prior to her marriage this week.
She was assisted by Misses
.Jennifer and Shelley (range.
The bride -to -he was escorted
to a green and yellow decorated
chair and contests were enjoyed
during the evening. Gifts of
towels ;and cans were present('d
to the guest of honour and she
thonked everyone for their
gifts. A delicious smorgasbord
lunch was served.
LOCATED ON
35 SOUTH ST.
IN GODERICH
ACROSS FROM
'WOOLWORTH'S
ee: Creamer
The Manager and Stiff of
the Toronto Dominion Bank,
Stratford honored a nAther of
their staff, Miss Betty Moss
last. Friday when they presen-
ted her with an electric kettle.
The symp=athy of thio com-
munity is extended to Mrs.
Louis Whitfield of Blyth in th* -
death of her husband last week
in Florida.