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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-05-27, Page 11Au urn residents celebrate wedding anniversary Local Mrs. Bonnie Armour and Julia, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jardin and cannily of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin and Mrs. Elva Straughan, Marjorie McDougall returned home from a visit with her son Allan and family, Laura, Angie Shane and Marcia of Sudbury. Congratulations to Mr. and•Mrs. Charles Merrill who celebrated. their 20th wedding anniversary with an open house at the Auburn Conununit,' Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Weston of Toronto are holidaying; with her mother Mrs, Rollison ' and brother Murray. • Mrs.. Earl Whightrnan of Lucknow and Mr. Harvey Whigh.tman of Waterloo visited recently with Ellen Johnston and Laura Phillips. • Congratulations to Dana and Joyce Bean of Auburn on the birth of a son in Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday, May 17. ' Sympathy is extended to the relatives of the late Earl Raithby who passed•away last week. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Park visited last weekend with William Anderson of Newmarket and at- tended the Anne Murray concert. Mr. Harold Beechler of RR 3 Auburn returned home on Saturday from Alexandra Marine and General Hospital following surgery last 'Tuesday. -He is wished a speedy recovery., • Horticulture Society The Horticulture Society meeting was .held Wednesday night.May 13 at the Auburb Community Hall with a good attendance. The vice-president Mrs. Maurice Bean ' chaired the meeting and welcomed all pre sent. ' The meeting opened with 0 Canada with Mrs. Don Haines as pianist: Kay Lapp introtiueecl the, speaker, Miss •Tammy Shuttleworth who was- crowned Queen at the Huron"County Junior Farmers on May 2: She gave her speech and stated that you learn a lot, meet new friends, new skills by being a' member. of the •Junior.. Farmers organization. She also gave a • monologue which was very interesting. The minutes were read, by the secretary Anne Vincent and the treasurer's report was given by Ell. Lapp. He stated that there were 134 members so far in the society. , Mrs. Maurice Bean called Mrs. Margaret Robinson to th'e front and Marian Haggitt spoke afew .words of Margaret's past duties in the society and other work she and her late husband Ross had done around the • village and presented her with a gift. Margaret replied and thanked all. She now *resides in Goderich. Reports were given from the District An- nual which was held at Seaforth April 4 by Anne Vincent and Mrs Bean. They stated that the one speaker had .spoke on dandelions, that it was pretty, can be eaten and tea was 'made- from it. Also on raised beds, Anne explained this by pictures she had drawn and there would be no weeds in planting this way. Mrs. Bean also gave tips .on flowers from that meeting and stressed that everyone should try to go to these meetings as you can learn so much from the speakers. She also spoke on Downtown . Heritage of the Main Street in Seaforth. • Roll call was answered by garden tips and something new you were trying this year. ; U Mildred Latae r 5 1$-756 9/ Door prizes wre drawn. A lovely geranium donated by Bill and Maxine Seers was won by Shannon McClinchey. Others to Dorothy Grange and Chris Korstanje. Business con- tained flower beds and planting and water- ing of the baskets and help for doing these things. There was a large plant sale with auctioneers being Lois Haines and Kay Lapp and the sale brought $88. Lunch was served ,by Mrs. Tom Lawlor, Mrs. Violet 'trnin and Mrs. Viola Raithby and a social time was enjoyed. • WMS The monthly meeting of the Presbyterian WMS was held at the. home of . Mrs. Don Cartwright. The president Mrs. Martha Daer presided and gave' the call to worship. The devotional period was in charge of Mrs. Marion Haggitt who read the gospel for the thrid Sunday after Easter followed by prayer. A poem was read by Martha Daer, The guest speaker Mrs. McAlister gave an' interesting account of the Presbyterial meeting held in Listowel recently. A get welltard was signed by all present for Mrs. Jean Andrews. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Carol Daer on June 9 at 8 p.m. Cancer Society Campaign The Cancer Society Campaign in the Auburn Community arnounted to $1,549. Sincere thanks to all . those who were so generous when'the canvassers called and also the canvassers who gave so generously of their tie. The canvassers were Eunice, Arthur, E1 Ball,, Linda Durnin, Kay Lapp, Jennifer' Lutz, Viola Raithby, Bessie Slater, Christine Shuttleworth, Anne Vin- cent and Frances Clark. 4-H Club A 4-H meeting of the Auhurn Stitcheroos was held on May 6 at the home of Glenyce McClinchey. For meeting four; we discuss- ed sewing techniques for collars, seams and- hems. nd-hems. Meeting five was an information meeting,about different'types of closures we 'could use for our shirts. We chose a. title page for our club which was designed' by Glenyce McClinchey. We also read infor- mation concerning laundry tips. Meeting sixwas also held on May 6 at 8 p.m. 'All members practised "being the judge" as we judged different pencils, scissors and Shirts. This is the last meeting,of the Auburn Stit- cheroos. The 4-H Achievement Program, will be on June 2 at the F.E. Madill school in Wingham. ' Knox Church The youth group of the church conducted the morning service at Knox United Church. Organ prelude was. by.Mrs.,'Gordgn Gross. Call to worship was given by Rose Marie Young._ The Prayer of Invocation was given by Lori Armstrong. She also gave the life and work of the church. The hymn "In Christ there is no east or west" was sung. The prayer of confession was read by Karen Bakker. Words of assurance was by Julia Cunningham. The youth group sang "Lord PARTICIPACTIO/V MAKES PERFECT .may�fl; ` Sam's \ sport Sam's . snack Sam's smile 7 make us worthy" with Mrs. Gordon Gross as pianist. Angela Schneider read the holy word which was from John 15: 12-17. The children's" hymn "Jesus friend of littel children" was sung. Leona Cunningham told the children's story and they went to junior congregation with teachers Mrs. Teadde Bakker, Karin Bakker and Kerry Bakker. Devotional thoughts were given by Tamrny Shuttleworth who spoke of friend- ship. The prayer of commitment and con- cern were given by Nicole Middelkanip. The hymn "Blest be the ties" was sung. The offertorylpt'a.yer was read by Angela Schneider and the offering was received by Anita Gross, Janice • Cunningham, Rose Marie Young and Lori Armstrong. Tammy Shuttleworth pronounced the benediction and the, service closed with the congrega- tional benediction "Lord We Pray". We are proud of the youth group for their excellent service. Women's Institute The monthly meeting of the Women's In- stitute was held at the Community Hall on Tuesday, May 19 at 2 p.m. The topic was public relations by Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer. The president, • Mrs. Len Archambault, chaired the ' meeting, welcoming all and opening the meeting with a poem entitled "May„ The Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and 0 Canada were sung with Marjorie McDougall as pianist.. There were 11 members and two guests present. The minutes and financial statments were given by the secretary Mrs. Robert Peck. Correspondence was read and dealt wtih. . Card reports was given by Lillian Leatherland. A social time for games og euchre and scrabble followed. Jane Peck was high lady and Mildred Lawlor was low lady. A card was signed by all for Dorothy ' Bennett. • Mrs. Lawrence .Plaetzer, introduced the guest "speaker, Huron County Dairy Princes Angela Nethery. She spoke . on milk and cream products and on the disease osteoporosis. She gave a story on ice cream. and also her life as being a dairy princess. She had a quiz for us also. She read a poem on the "Road of life". She gave us each a copy of booklets on milk and osteoporosis 'and also for a cheese dip which we all had a taste of later. This was a very interesting tall. Mrs. Elliot Lapp thanked her and presented her with a gift. Collection ..was received. • ' Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer, Mrs. Lillian Leatherland and Mrs. Elliot Lapp served ice-cream and cake and a Social'time closed' the meeting. 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