The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-04-07, Page 14PAGE 14--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7,1982
Lions Club holds Easter ham bingo
The Auburn and district
Lions Club held their Easter
ham bingo last Friday even-
ing in the Auburn Communi-
ty Memorial Hall. The caller
was Bill Sproul. Winners
were: for the hams - Mrs.
Charlie Shaw, Tracy
Machan, Judy Cook,
Mrs.Harold McClinchey,
Judy Cook, Mrs. Donald
Cartwright, Mrs. Charlie
Shaw, Mrs. Thelma Deveau,
Mrs. Allan Craig, Marie
Haggitt, Mrs Ben Brown,
Mrs. William Andrews, Ar-
nold Craig and Marion
Laws; special prizes - Cecile
McNeil, Mrs. Charlie Shaw,
Laura King and Jody
Webster shared $36 - $9
each; special $37 - Mrs. Ben
Brown and $37 - Trudy
Machan and $40 - Mrs.
Frances Clark.
Door prize winners were
Mrs. Harold McClinchey - a
box of chocolates, Robin -
Son's maple products -
Jamie Daer, Mrs. Tom Hag-
gitt and Mrs. Gordon
Chamney.
The workers were: Eldon
Chamney, Walter Marchl,
Glen Webster, Gordon Daer,
Fred Lawrence, George Col-
lins, Douglas Chamney,
Steve Campbell, Donald
Haines, Bob Worsell and Bill
Sproul. There were 77 per-
sons present.
Social News
"• Winners at last week's
euchre party were:, novelty -
Donald Haines, high lady -
Mrs. Donald Hames, low
lady - Mrs. Donald Cart-
wright, high man - Gordon
Gross, low inan - John
fiallam. There were eight
tables in play. Everyone is
welcome to these.games at -8
p.m. sharp in the Auburn
Community Memorial Hall.
Many ladies from here at-
tended the summary day for
the quilting course last
Wednesday evening in Clin-
ton. A big display was held
and many got many new
ideas to work on and the
quilts on display were
beautiful.
• Walkerburn Club
The Walkerburn Club held
its March meeting last week
at the home of Mrs. Tom
Cunningham.. The co-
president, Mrs. Keith Lapp
" was in charge . and opened
the meeting by singing 0
Canada. Prayer was led by
Mrs. Lloyd Pepfound. Mrs.
Lapp gave a reading on the
Maitland River.
The minutes were approv-
ed as read .by.the,secretary,
Mrs. Marion Hunking. Mrs.
Garth McClinchey gave the
financial statement in the
absence of. the treasurer,
Mrs. Ted Hunking. She an-
nounced that the. Foster
Child's support is paid up to
the end of May.
A card of congratulations
was signed and sent to Mrs.
Manfred Losereit on the
birth of her daughter.
The roll .call was answered
by giving a donation to the
Foster Child. 1
The draw prize, 'donated
by Mrs. Stewart Ball, was
won by Mrs. Marion Hunk -
AUBURN
NEWS
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ing.
Plans were made for the
next meeting to be. held at
the home of Mrs. Elliott
Lapp on April 27. The pro-
gram will be in the charge of
Mrs: Garth McClinchey and
Mrs. Elliott Lapp. The lunch.
will be in the charge of 'Mrs.
Marion Hunking and Mrs.
Stewart Ball.
Mrs. Lloyd Penfound con-
ducted several games of
bingo. Mrs. Roy Daer gave
readings, Springtime Comes
Again and Easter Bells.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Garth McClinchey, Mrs.
Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Tom
Cunningham.
Mrs. Dorothy Grange
returned last weekfrom a
holiday spent at Hilton Head,
South Carolina.
Mrs. Robert McAllister,
R.R. 2, Auburn, Mrs. Frank
Raithby and Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock attended the
Presbyterian Huron
Presbyterial W.M.S. at
Seaforth last Wednesday.
Mrs. Dorothy Grange and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Worsell
and Graham spent last
weekend in London with
members of their, family.
4-H News
The Auburn I 4-H Club held
its fifth meeting on March 29
at the home of Mrs. Doug.
Chaniney. President Carol
Seers opened the meeting
with the 4-H pledge and each
member answered the roll
call telling what their
favourite sweet bread was
and whether they made it or
bought it.
The members learned
abut glazing bread and how
to control the browning of it.
They also learned how to'
rate bread and rated each
other's sample out of 100.
Sweet rolls were made and
at the last of the meeting
they were sampled.
The next meeting will . be
held • at the homeof. Mrs.
George Collins on April 5.
The meeting was closed with
the 4-H motto.
-Lorie Cartwright,
• press reporter.
W.I. .
The annual meeting of the
Auburn . Women's .Institute
will; be held April 15 (note.
change of date) in the Com-
munity Memorial. Hall with
the pot -luck dinner tostart at
x; 30 p.m.. Meat will be pro-
vided so please bring
something for either course.
There is to, be a craft and
quilt show and all those who
took the quilt course are in-
vited to come and bring their
articles they haveunade and
enjoy the day with the
members.
The Huron -West district
president, Mrs. Peter
Chandler of St. Helens, will
be a guest and preside for
the . election of officers.
Reports are to be received so
conveners have them ready
to present.
U.C.W.
The general meeting of
Knox United Church Women
was held on March 24 with
Unit 2 in charge. Mrs. Tom
Jardin presided and the wor-
ship service theme was on
"Talents".
Mrs. Peter Verbeek read
the scripture lesson and Mrs.
Jardin gave the meditation,
speaking about talents and
closing ' with the thought
"whatever your talents,
great or small, many or few,
they are needed and should
be used". Mrs. Gordon Gross
and her daughter Anita
played a lovely piano duet.
Mrs. Barry Million and Mrs.
Orval McPhee received the
offering. The worship ser-
vice closed with the hymn,
"Take My Life And Let It
Be", being sung with Mrs.
Kenneth McDougall as
pianist.
Mrs. Ross Dobie, the
stewardship' convener, then
- took charge of the meeting.
The members were divided
into groups and interesting
and informative lessons
were learned on the theme,
stewardship. Mrs. Dobie.
summarized the answers
and closed with the thought
"Stewardship is what I do
after I say I believe".
The president, Mrs. Jack
'Armstrong then took the
chair and opened with the
poem, Beacon of Light and
Prayer. The minutes were
read by the secretary, Mrs.
Elliott Lapp. Mrs. Gordon
Chamney, the treasurer,
gave the financial state-
ment. Mrs. Tom Jardin read
several thank -you letters. A
letter of appreciation was
received from the family of
the late Tom Johnston and a
generous donation enclosed.
Mrs. Donald Haines spoke
on the completion of the
quilts and on the bales that
are going to be packed soon.
Articles for the layette$, etc.
are to be brought in to the
April 28 meeting for display.
A discussion took place
regarding the quilt display to
be held on May 15. Various
members are making
bulletins and posters for this
event. Mrs. Glen Webster is
to make small cards to at-
tach to the quilts on display.
Information should be given
to her as soon as possible.
Mrs. William Empey Jr. is
making the banner to be
displayed in Stratford in
May.
For medical students to go
on missionary working in the
Third World Countries, it
was decided to contribute $5.
To celebrate the 20th an-
niversary of the United
Church. Women, it was decid-
ed to donate $20 to the M & S
treasurer, Mrs. Donald
Haines. This is above the an-
nual donation.
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