Clinton News-Record, 1985-2-6, Page 8Page 8-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1985
Auburn 4-H club takes on spring project
The Aulburn 2 - -H club held their first
meeting at the home of the leader, Miss
Linda' Cunningham Friday for their spring
prcujct, action wear. Members will be
working with jerseys, ribbing, jogging
fleece and many types of knits. Twelve
enthusiastic members met one another. The
results of the elections were as follows:
president, Glenyce McClinchey; vice
president, Marleen VanEeden Petersman;
secretary, Tanya Boonstoppel; press
reporter, Kim Wright; assistant press
reporter,' Jenny VanEeden Petersman and
telephone clerks, Leona and Julie
Cunningham.
Auburn I< leaders, Miss Marilyn
Archambault and Mrs. Rick Archambault,
attended a leadership course at Clinton last
Thursday. Any Auburn girls between the,
age of 12 and 26 wishing to take the 4'•
project should notify the leaders.
SOCIAL
A surprise 40th wedding anniversary,
party of relatives and neighbours greeted
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Verwey last Saturday
evening in the. Auburn Community
Memorial Hall.
Mr. Elliott Lapp gave an address of
congratulations to Joe and Betsy and gifts
were presented by the neighbours and
relatives. Over 70 guests attended from
Toronto, Coldwater, Stratford, Listowel and
Harriston.
Prize winners at last week's euchre party
in the Auburn Community Memorial Hall
sponsored by the Silver Tops were: novelty,
- Mrs. Lillian Letherland; high lady, Mrs.
Edgar Daer; low lady, Mrs. Donald
Cartwright; high man, Edgar Daer and low
man, Donald Haines. There were nine tables
in play.
Mrs. Dorothy Grange has arrived home
from a vacation at Houston and Galveston,
Texas and New Orleans, La. On the return
home she spent a few days with her family
in London.
UNIT 2 UCW
Unit 2 of Knox United Church Women met
at the home of Mrs. Gary Shuttleworth for
its January meeting. Mrs. Shuttleworth,
Mrs. Barry Million and Mrs. Elliott Lapp
presented the devotional period with the
theme, A Handful of New Days. Mrs. Glen
Webster conducted the business. It was
decided to again make a layette for Family
and 'Children's Services with Mrs. Allen
Webster, Mrs, Dana Bean and Mrs. Gordon
Gross, the committee in charge. After the
close of the meeting lunch was served by the
committee in charge ,and a social time
enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Maize of Port Albert
visited last Saturday with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger. '
Robert Young of Stratford and his father
Jack Young of Mitchell were • guests last
Tuesday with Mrs. Tom Johnston and Miss
Laura Phillips.
Mrs. Bonnie Armour and daughter Julie of
• Waterloo spent the weekend with the
forrrier's parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin
and grandmother, Mrs. Elva Straughan.
Miss Lorie Cartwright of Torontospent
the weekend with her parents Mr. an,d Mrs.
Donald Cartwright and brother Mr. David
Cartwright. ,
The fourth annual • Skate-A-Thon
sponsored by the Auburn Booster Club, is
being held this. Saturday, February 9th at
the Auburn open-air rink on the playground.
Children seven years ,and under will skate
from 9:30 to. 12:30 and those eight years and
over 12:30 to 5:30. Pledge sheets are
available from Mrs. Allan . Craig with
proceeds for community projects. All
skaters must register in the hall before their
class begins. Prizes of $20.00, $10.00, and
$5.00 will be awarded for those with the
highest pledges. Everyone is welcome to see
the young.skaters helping their community.
Worship service was held at Knox United
Church last Sunday morning and featured
the Junior Choir which' sang two anthems
The Bible Tells Me So and Jesus is the
Answer with Mrs. Allan Webster directing.
Mrs. Gordon Gross was organist and Miss
Anita Gross assisted on the piano. Mr. Gary
Shuttleworth was in charge of the service
and took for his text - Lord teach us to pray.
• :Mrs. Ross Dobie and Miss Tammy
Shuttleworth .supervised the Junior
congregation. Mr. Teade Bakker and Mr.
Lawrence Plaetzer received .the offering.
The annual family night sponsored by the
United Church Women will be held on
February 22nd at 7 p.m.
TRUSTEES
The February meeting of the Auburn
Trustee Board was held in the Community
Centre room with the chairman Warner
Andrews in charge. The minutes were
accepted as read by Mrs. Ross Dobie. A
letter was read concerning the
requirements from the Huron • County
Library Board whp rents the library book
room from the village. Mr. Harry Arthur is
the new village secretary and he was
13resent to receive the books. Mrs. Ross
Dobie was thanked for her services the past
years.
Auburn Silver Tops held their first dinner
meeting last Wednesday in the '-Auburn
Community Memorial Hall. Eleven dinners
were taken out to members who are unable
to cone to the hall. Over 40 enjoyed the roast
beef dinner.
A business meeting was held following the
dinner with Mr. Lapp in charge. The
minutes were read by the secretary Mrs.
Tom Haggitt and the financial statement
given by treasurer, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock.
It was decided to apply for a New Horizon
grant to assist with' hall curtains and other
repairs. The table shuffleboard was sold to
Ross Robinson. The election of 1985 officers
was held. They are: president, Orval
McPhee; vice-president; Emerson Rodger;
secretary, Mrs. Tom Haggitt; treasurer,
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock; directors, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Durnin, Mrs. Donald Haines,
Ross Robinson, Mrs. Dorothy Grange,.
Kenneth Scott, Harry Arthur, Lloyd Barth,
Mrs. Lloyd Barth and Arthur Lefebre.
Following the ,meeting games of euchre
were enjoyed and several played
shuffleboard. It was decided to hold the next
meeting the third Wednesday in February
with Mrs. Tom Jardin, Mrs. Donald Haines,
Mrs. Dorothy Grange and Mrs. Emerson
Rodger in charge. Anyone over sixty years
of age is invited to join the Silver Tops and
enjoy the dinners and the social time. Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Robinson were thanked for
keeping the euchre parties going every
Tuesday evening.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Towe of London who last week celebrated
their 60th wedding anniversary. They were
Auburn residents for several years and will
be remembered by many here.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Schneider, Dennis,
Angela, Michael and Pamela attended the
surprise birthday party for her mother's
75th birthday at the Lucknow Community
Centre last Saturday.
WALKERBURN CLUB
Mrs. David Kibble was hostess at her
home for the Walkerburn Club on January
29th. It was special to many of the members
as they saw the old ilo. 9 school remodelled
into a lovely home. Minutes were approved
as read by the secretary Mrs. Elliott Lapp
and the financial statement was given by
treasurer, Mrs. Garth McClinchey.
Mrs. Leonard Archambault was in charge
of the meeting. Mrs. Lloyd Penfound invited
the members to her home for the February
meeting. It was decided to have a bake sale
and sale of left -over articles from the
Booster Club sale at the hall beside .the
library in April.
Wool was given out for knitting for next
Christmas, for needy children. The knitting
• done last year went to Clinton and to
Children's Aid, Goderich • and was much
appreciated. The roll call was answered by
naming a fault you would like to correct.
The roll call is to be answered next month by
bringing a slip of paper with your name and
wedding date on it. The draw prize, donated
by Mrs. Marion Bunking, was wqn by Mrs.
Ethel Ball. Mrs. Lloyd Penfound, read a
poem entitled Pioneers.
Mrs. Ethel Ball put on her bamboo coat
which she wore a great deal on her trip and
took the members with her for a holiday by
slides and commentary of her trip to
Australia and New Zealand. She also
showed articles and jewellery that she had
bought in those countries.
They're off!
The Blyth and District Snowtravellers held their Poker Rally on Feb. 2 with a good tur-
nout from across the area. Another group hits the trail after registering at the
Snowtravellers' clubhouse. (James Friel photo)
zehrs
fine mvkets.,. of Cine fotrels.
FEBRUARY
IS MEAT
AWARENESS
MONTH
SCHNEIDERS SLICED PASTRAMI OR
CORNED BEEF 3x50 g % 99
CUT FROM CANADA 'A' BEEF CROSS CUT,481
RIB ROAST.fSb
BONELESS CUT RIB 6.13 -•
CROSS
ROAST
or STEAK ® 78..
BONELESS 4.81 /kg
STEWING
BEEF
MAPLE LEAF ENGLISH OR SMOKED
BACK BACON 175E9 2.49
6.59 /kg
SCHNEIDERS SMOKED
PORK SAUSAGE 2.99..
3.73 /kg
MAPLE LEAF BABY BAG
PARA BOLOGNA
MAPLE LEAF SMOKED
COTTAGE ROLL
NO NAME.SMOKED OR
POLISH LINK
1.69b.
x%6.57 /kg
-2. 98Ib.
4.83 /kg
2.19b.
2. t8.,
SUPER SPECIAll
BONELESS
BLADE OR
SHORT RIB ROASTS
4.39, Kg
•
SUPER SPECIAL
BLADE OR SHORT RIB
ROASTS
BLADE BONE REMOVED
3.70 0 /kg
CUT FROM CANADA
GRADE 'A' BEEF
CUT FROM CANADA
GRADE 'A' BEEF
BONELESS
13.21 /kg
STRIP LOIN
STEAK5.99
3,95 /kg
HEVIL._ZEALAND
LEG OF LAMB • 791).
SWEET. PICKLED - BY THE PIECE 5.05 /kg
CORNMEALCOED
BACK BAN2.29.,
FROZEN - HALF OR WHOLE
MINITIMERS L
SCHNE9DERS HO NAME FROZEN
Z ERS COOKED MEATS RIB
COUNTRY COLD EYE STEAKS
SLICED - 5 VAR. 89, BOX OF 899 29
175 g 142 g•. Z
2.29
MAPLE LEAF PILLERS NO NAME FROZEN
SAUSAGE ROUNDS TOSLICED TIR,NGUE OROFINE MEATOLOAF WING STEAKS
.5.99
3 VAR.
500 g
500 g
219
ELICATESSEN SPECIALS >..•
SCHNEIDERS OLDE FASHIONED STORE .9;90 /kg
HAM OR HAM b BACON
SLICED
LOAVES 4v491b.
BAKED
SUMMER MAPLE LEAF 4.17 /kg
COIL STYLE
SAUSAGE POLISH SAUSAGE 1.89b.
HUNGARIAN, GERMAN STORE 6.13 /kg
SLICED
a - PEPPER
SALAMI 169.
8,60 /kg
Z OUTSIDE ROUND
P STRAMI OR ��
ORHED BEEF 99b
SCHNEIDERS
JUMBO STORE SLICED
9.90 /kg
•
Ib.
125 g 890
BOX OF 6
170 g
PER SPECIAL
PROD. OF U.S.A.
CAN. N0. 1
HEAD
LETTUCE
ONTARIO
CARROTS
5 Ib.
PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIF,
CELERY
STALKS
CAN.
NO. 1
EACH
PROD. OF ONT. CAN. FCY.
MacINTOSH APPLES f.S9
3
Ib.
PROD. OF MEXICO CAN. N0. 1
CUCUMBERS
EA. 691`
PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. FCY. 1 .96/kg
ANJOU PEARS 89Ft.
PP®. OF SPAIN 2.18/kg
CLEMENTINE ORANGES 99
PROD. OF ONTANIO CAN. N0. 1
WAXED RUTABAGAS 2/99'
PROD. OF ONT.CAN. n'ONIONS COOKING ONIONS 51b. 99#
PROD. OF U.S.I.
ROMANE LETTUCE EA 89'
P1100. OF PERU
MANGOES
EA 99
ASSTD. COLOURS
POTTED
MUMS
6" DIAMETER POT
PROD. OF ONT.
COLE SLAW 8._ .._ 2/99'
PROP. OF U.S.A.
GREEN ONIONS 3/99°
PROD. OF ONT. 1 .30/kg
BEAN SP OUTS S9
(i FRESH CUT
�i CARNATIONS BUNCH 2.99
COLOURFUL
MIXED PANS POT
TULIPS 6 POT. . 4.91
DAFFODILS 6 POT 4.91
S. 91
HYACINTHS 6
CROCUS 4POT
"4-WRO11ICALS G
6.99 AZALEA 6" POT 9.91
1>EfARA1E0
IVY ON A HOOP 45 POT 199 REIGER BEGONIA POT -1.5
POT
4.91
1.61