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AUBURN ANDi DISTRICT NEWS
rs. Wes Bradnotk 5264595
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
An executive meeting or the
Auburn Horticultural Society
was held in the library room
last Monday evening with nine
metnbers present. President
•Mrs. Kenneth Scott presided
and the minutes of the previous
meeting were adopted as read
by the secretary, Mrs. Beth
Lansing.
The annual convention .of the
Horticultural Societies is to be
held in Niagara Falls on June
12 to 14th and it is hoped that
someone 'will be'able to attend.
Plans were made for a floral
tea and miscellaneous sale on
Wednesday, July 3 from 230
p.m. to 4;30 p.m. in the Auburn
Community Memorial hall.
Sale table is to be in the charge
of Mrs. Celia Taylor, Mrs. Beth
Lansing, Mrs, Elmer Trammel-
and Mrs. Ross Robinson; lunch
tables, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt,
Mrs. Frances Clark, Mrs.
Donald Haines, Mrs. FranIt
Raithby and Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock.
It was decided to invite Mrs.
William Klie, ,district director/
to the September meeting.
UCW
The general meeting of the
United Church.Women of Knox
United 4,Cburch, Auburn, was
held in the Sunday School.
room of the church with Unit
Two in charge. President Mrs.
Gerald McDowell had charge
of the business part of the
meeting which she opened by
reading a poem. Treasurer Mrs.
-Norman McDowell gave the
financial statement which was
adopted as read. Mrs. Ted
Mills 'Acted as secretary in the
absence of the secretary, Mrs.
Beth Lansing.
Thank-yoU letters were read
from those receiving Easter
treats. Also a letter of thanks
was ,received from the Scott
mission at Toronto for, a bale
which' was sent recently.
Jt wa4ecided that the
Christian Education Commit-
tee look after getting girls to at-
tend Alma College summer
school in August.
The bus. trip to Five Oaks on
June, 19 was discussed.' Mem;
bers Wishing toes go must have
their names to the Cattiniittee
by June 10th. .
Mrs. Brian Hallam and Mr
John Durnin were in charge of
the remainder of the meeting.
Mrs. Hallam chose as her
theme "Walk," for which she
read some appropriate verses.
The scripture lesson wa,s
read by Mrs. John Durnin
followed by meditation and
prayer by Mrs, Hallam. ,Of-
fering was received by Mrs.
Robert Arthur and Mrs. Ernest
Durnin and dedicated with
prayer:
Mrs. Arnold Cook introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. R.
McCallum of Goderich. She
chose as her topic, "Citizenship
of New Canadians.' This was
found to be, interesting and in-
formative.
Mrs. Gerald McDowell
thanked Mrs. McCallum and
presented her with a gift. "
COMMUNITY NEWS
The Auburn librarian, Miss
Lorraine Chamney requests .all'
County books be in by .June
8th.
We are sorry to report that
Mrs:' Robert Phillips is a
patient in Room 8N24 in
University Hospital London,
Vere Bokinger , and Mrs.
Edna Greinson of Detroit and
Mrs. Luella Phillips of Mitchell
visited last Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen.
Mrs. William T. Robinson of
Owen Sound visited last Thur-
sday with Mrs. Albert
McFarlane'and other friends in
the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McNall
of Welland -spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston and Migs Laura
Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen
visited last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs,, Olive Allen at Clin-
ton.)
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Teichert
of Goderich visited last Friday
evening with Mr. 'and Mrs.
Thomas Johnston and Miss
Laura Phillips. c-•
' Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
MacKay moved into their'apar-
tment in Goderich last Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. DonaldCart-
wright and family visited ,last
Sunday with Mrs. Jetrid
-Rueger and family in London.
tairway improvements
are nearing completion
Things are•starting to settle
down on the 8th and 9th Fair-
ways of the' Maitland Golf
Club. As you might have
noticed the mouth of the river
closed up this early spring and
the ice -flow backed up .over the
two fairways, leaving great
—gauges in the grass and taking
their time to melt,in our cool
Spring.
dumped over the bank to raise
the level of the creek -bed and
the. fairways. Through all this
our members are being great
and patient sports.
Now down to the nitty-gritty.
Ladies night was rained Out
May 28th. Tuesday June I lth
is "Bring a Curler" night. Itis
two -ball, after there will be
,Then May 2,4th , long' . prizes and card games. June
weekend, the big news was the 19th Wednesday the Ladies
flooding of the Maitland and' District 4 Ball Better Ball
Grand Rivers causing' havoc in
many areas. The only, part of
Goderich flooded was the 8th
and 9th fairways. The Miler -
men in waders were the only
sporting types using the Tee -off
on the 9 'and 8th green. You
might say fairways 8 and 9
have had a hard time keeping
„its head'above Water,
Now you've heard the bad
news. The gobd-news is that the
valiant directors have. put,.
chased new fairway - mowers
and a green mower. Charlie has
seeded and patched up the bot-
tle scarred fairways as best he
could. St. Vincent Street is
being ripped up to put fn new
sewers and the, 'fill is being
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Tournament will be held at our
club. Entry fee is $4.00 includes
meals and prizes.
P4ease give your name to Ar-
dith Brissette. Come to Ladies
Night Tuesday tee -off 5:45 50c
entry fee and prizes.
Keep 'your head down and
your chin up, -
TON TALK
Mr. and Mrs.. -ra' Snider
visited their daugh son-
in-law and family, Mr. and
Mrs. D.E. Whately in Ottawa,
and from there went to Queen's
University, Kingston, to See the
graduation of their grandson,
Christopher George Whately,
Who received honours
Bachelor of Science.
United s Number5
HOWIE .GOTTSCHALK
Here is Fabulous 5, folks! Horst Gottschalk, better known by
his alias "Howie"; is Goderich United's Centre half.
This is a very important position on the team as the Centre
hallis the backbone of the defense. Howie is unequalled in this
job and justifies the responsibility given to hiPn. He shoots the
ball 'beautifully and ,does a "scissors kick". like no other!!
Howie attended school in Goderich, worked in Stratford for a
-time and eventually came home to take a job with Dominion
Roads Machinery. „
This handsome fella is 24 years old and unattached. (Got
• .that, girls?4. lie enjoys driving around the Square for
relaxation (that's relaxing??!!)
• Howie is admired by every 'team member for' 'his "sporting"
attitude to the game of soccer and his enduring performance.
Sailing club holds
season's first race
Sunday's race for the
Goderich Sailing Club started
out well with 14 boats entered.
The weather was fair with a 5-6
knot breeze. However at about
the' half way mark the breeze
, dropped.
Only one boat, Anore, skip-
' pered by George Robertson,
finished within the three hour
time limit -as set • by the club.
Anore cOmpleted the course, in
r65.6 'tninut& actual time.
boats finish. within 'three hours:. •
The regular monthly meeting
" will be held at Snug Harbor at
8 p4m. Thursday, June" 6. This
meeting will take the form of a
hat dog barbecue. Each family
. is asked to bring their own hot
dogs. Coffee will be provided.
In case of rain the meeting will
be held at St. Christopher's
beach under the shelter.
A gond turnout is hoped for
auhe first "get together" of the
The'club rule states "the, race season. Anyone interested in
will be cancelled unless three sailing is weleome.
TOWNSHIP
OF GODERICH
SPECIAL MEETING - called for Wednesday,'June
19, 1974, at 8:30 p.m. in the Holmesville schoOl to
. discuss the formation of a RECREATION COM-
MITTEE for the TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH.
All interested people are ..ipvited to attend.
R.E.'THOMPSON
CLERK
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POTATOES - VEGETABLE - DESSERT
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JUDITH. GOODERHAM POOL -7 4 aSEASON
Saturday, June 8-12 noon
Weekdays 4-8 p.m.
JUNE SCHEDULE „
Saturdays 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
,:.JULY'SCHEDULE
Sundays 1 pm. - 8 p.m.
Lessons Commence July 1 Swim Schedule: Posted Later
LESSON REGISTRATION At, Pop(
Thursday, June' 13- - 2 to 6 p.m. " Friday, June 14 - 2 to 6 p.m.
Saturday, Jupe 15 - 1 to 6 p.m.
FORMS, AVAILABLE AT POOL AND RECREATION OFFICE - 9 Waterlo0 St., South
Monday; June 17 - 2 to 6 p.m.
CHILD 25c
DAILY SWIMMING RATES
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STUDENT 40c '
SEASON PASSES AVAILABLE
ADULT 50c
RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS
CHILD $5.00 $7.00
STUDENT 7.00 9.00
ADULT 7.00 9.00
FAMILY 12.00 15.00
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Summer Specials
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STORE HOURS - 8,A.ivi.- 10 A.M.
, MONDAY TO FRIDAY
CLOSED SATURDAY AT 9 PM
FROM THE MEAT COUNTER
DEVON OR HINT OF MAPLE2 LB •FRESH LEAN
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LB.89c $175 Ground Beef . 3 LB. $ ' 9
Side Bacon .. • .
FRESH OVEN READY UTILITY 7,8 LB.. ,DRESSED WITH' OUR OWN
- . AVG. STUFFING - BONELESS' FRESH,
Capon Chicken LB. 79c Pork Butt Ham LB.71c
FRESH GRADE '`A' , 5-6 LB. AVG. FRESH BULK ?
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Roasting Chnkent...79(1.Cottage Cheese LB 55c
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FLORIDA NO. 1 CHOICE - 138s •'U.S.
Oranges 691 D°Z•
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-CANADIAN NO. 1 - FRESH
Bunch 'Radishes 249c
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6110AGLB. $1.99
potatoes .
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Swanson
Supreme' Peas REG.
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TV Chicken Dinner EG. $1.05 9 ' " 5c
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JACK'S, - LARGE SIZE '
REG. Pe^
Potato Chips, 69c 3VC
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KADANA , ' =
Teas Bags 100's 69c
BICK'S - ASSORTED REG. 45c
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HEINZ - SWEET MIXED
Pickies 3R2EOGZ...95.1cAR ^
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TREESWEET - 48 OZ. REG.' 51c
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.Juices' GRAPEFRUIT 49t
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Soap for Dishes ' 77e,
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WHITE, CRACKED WHEATWHOLE WHEATme,
Bread 3 i99c OR 9 is2 89
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