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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-26, Page 7These girls received provincial and advanced honors for the completion of 12 atld 18' 4-H homemaking clubs respectively at the Achievement Night for the Bread Winners club held in Auburn Hall May 17. Left to right, they are Betty Popp, Blyth I, provincial; i.Iinda Cun- ningham, Auburn II, advanced; Patti McDowell, Auburn I, provincial; and Gail Dobie, Auburn 1, provincial. Absent for photo was Shelley Patterson, Blyth III, advanced. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan These girls received county honors for the completion of six 4-11 homemaking clubs at the Achievement Night for the Bread Winners club held in Auburn Hall May 17. In front, left to right, are Cheryl Lyon and Susan Gross, Auburn II. In back, left to ,right, are Nancy Pen - found, Auburn II, Darlene. Glousher, Blyth III, Michele Logue, Blyth If and .Lisa Duizer, Londesboro IIL ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan ► f Auburn UCW has "seeds" as theme their May meetin 'Unit 2 of Knox —United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. William Seers for the May meeting. Mrs. Peter Verbeek conducted the devotional part of the meeting with the theme "Seeds". She read a poem on seeds followed by a reading given by Mrs. Gerald McDowell. She then read the scripture lesson and offered prayer. She told how the seeds that were donated to Zaire reached there, some by air and the rest by water. She also introducedand gave a short resume on the book, "Like a Mighty River" written by the Reverend Lois Wilson, moderator of the United Church in Canada. Mrs. Donald Haines, leader f the Unit, took charge 1VIrs, Haines closed the meeting with prayer. A successful auction of plants was then held with Mrs. Donald Haines., as auc- tioneer. A tasty lunch was served by the committee in charge; Mrs. William Seers, Mrs. Peter Verbeek and Mrs. Brian Hallam. for the business portion of the meeting. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. Oliver Anderson and approved. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Stewart Ball. The roll call was answered by a verse containing the word, seed. Mrs. Lawrence, Plaetzer reported on the layette. The quilt show was discussed and final plans made. The bale of used clothing was packedMViav 19. The offering was received by Mrs. Stewart Ball and dedicated with prayer. Mrs. Brian Hallam conducted a contest about plants. This was won by Mrs. Oliver Anderson. "We personal!), Invite you to come to Vinton to shop - and compare - on your next'furniture purchase" Compare selection quality price and service You can buy the best for less at Ball 8 Mulch Come browse through our vast selection of fine home furnishings We feel you. 11 be pleasantly surprised we offer beg city selection qt smell town prices you con afford Don Denomme Clarence Denomme ® HOME f UPNISHINGS FLOOk COVERINGS CARPE 11NC, Bali it Mulch Ltd. Home Furnishings 71 Albert Street, Clinton482-9101 OPEN Six Days a week 4 a m 6 p,. m. Open Friday nights till 9 p m WI gets cake The May meeting of the Auburn WI was last Tuesday in the community memorial hall. President, Mrs. Ken- neth McDougall was in charge of the meeting and after welcoming all, she read a poem, Make Your World Beautiful. Mrs. Emerson Rodger was the pianist. The public relations of- ficer, Mrs. Gordon Cham- ney, introduced the guest niivake ', Mrs. Mem ster who s?oil . tit ' cake decorating and 'd'emon- strated how to do three different cake shapes. She did a, Valentine cake in pink and white and a Donald Duck cake. She was assisted by Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. George Collins, Mrs. Ross Dobie, Mrs. Tom Haggitt, Mrs. Kenneth McDougall and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. A beautiful round cake was done in lattice and basket design and flowers. Mrs. Haines thanked Mrs. Webster for her demon- stration and for presenting the cakes to the WI. Tickets were given out and the winners were Mrs. Beth Lansing, Mrs. Emerson Rodger and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. The business part of the meeting \was conducted by the president. The minutes of the April meeting were accepted as read by the secretary, ' Mrs. Robert Peck. It was decided a fine of ten cents would be imposed on members not answering the roll call and this would go to the Pennies for Friend- ship. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt showed the step" stool that she had purchased for - ;the hall kitchen. Some members had cleaned the,, kitchen cupboards and had taken inventory of the dishes, _glasses and silver..-- A letter was read' from Dennis Timbrell, Minister of Agriciilture and Food, an- nouncing new changes. A letter will be sent to the , Ministry thanking them for past work with the Women's Institutes. The convener of the card committee, Mrs. Lillian Leatherland, gave her report ". and read thankyou notes. Mrs. Frank Raithby reported for the labels collected and stated that she had 820 and needed 1000 to get a dozen tea towells. Mrs. Robert Peck reported • for the executive meeting for Huron West District. Mrs.. bon�Ta d-111ames and Mrs. Kenneth McDougall will look after getting two articles for the craft table at the Huron West District meeting. • Delegates chosen were Mrs. Kenneth McDougall, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, Mrs. Gordon Chatnney and Mrs. Leonard Archambault. Mrs. McDougall reported on ,the officers' conference GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26,1982 -PAGE 7 ecorating demo AUBURN NEWS Mlf.n®r® ®rsdnooke 5841-715 98 held recently at the University of Waterloo. As this was the public c loatoens Eleanor Bradnock gave a short resume of the work of the public relations officer at all levels of WI work which she had given at the officers' conference. A contest was given by Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer'and the winner was Mrs. Leonard Archambault. Mrs. Kenneth McDougall won the prize for having her birthday nearest the date; Mrs. Emerson Rodger, the.; prize for having 'her corn up in the garden; and Mrs. Lillian Letherland the prize for having 17 grandchildren. Lunch was served by Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer, Mrs. Major Youngblut and Mrs. Catherine Jackson. Mrs. Plaetzer had brought the beautiful purple gloxinia that centered the table for the meeting. Social News Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston of Toronto spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mary Rollinson and brother Murray. Mrs. Bonnie Armour of Waterloo spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.• Tom Jardin . and grandmother, . Mrs. Elva Straughan. J.K. Young of Mitchell, Robert Young and Sue and Craig Ritchie of Stratford visited -- last Saturday with Mrs. ' Ellen Johnston and . Miss Laura Phillipsli Mr. and Mrs. Ed . Haines and family of Niagara Falls spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson spent the holiday week with their son, William at Newmarket. The community is sorry to report that Mrs. Keith Good is a patient in Clinton Hospital. She is wished. a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tait of Barrie spent the weekend at the Four Seasons Camp Ground -and visited friends in the village. Pleased to see that Mrs. Tait was able to get around after a very serious car accident earlier this year. Nelson Moulden was able to return home last Friday after a week as a patient in Clinton Hospital with pneumonia. The community is pleased to report that Mrs. Art The Government, el Canachi ,irrnr111v :,:brill .pi htrnai f, tidy„er5 WOa • ft S. 1t' convert taxar.le qr,+''1 :-.11 opt„ $800 I Orn ( l t( nalurat (L1'S :YOU v''ld(10911RS1 if vcu, insiall ,1 Meila`•..l�' I Ca 01,c ,4,11, • tnrr ed Orr Qa,, lomat(, eA, a irv-4101,ve Clare 0ottr•r'r)ti S200 'Phil,' hil, i ,t M('(la,a,.'• 1 high a i,•r1e f• t hf•t r'rf' �tf c r,,., v cy,l . , 't�aR.' ,1 ut ..�. ilii• 1 h'v June 40 Atry, tt, 'q82 No t E E q.• On'P^' ^ ua, no, pa,0 'o• ,Dw .nGraPdl,on ° Units alSo available in Propene SAVE UP TO lo EVERY YEAR ON YOUR FUEL BILL The proven 93°jo seasonal P"ctency of the Megasave I can cut your 'uPI Mt Fzr - rive .• •• anal oft tired fu,n.lres ant .r: • •..' •.:•• Q • your heat,nC .. • i . . 1 , ..lv Aw deride the'u:u•e For more inform,thnr cal your participa.t ng CLARE dc.1•r • today Cliff's Plumbing Heating 5283913 Lucknow A Lefebre was able to return home after a couple of weeks asa natant in Wi_g hat'n Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, Tom liiaggitt, Mrs. Rita Brown and Arthur Youngblut visited last Sunday with the ladies' sister, Mrs. Anne French, St. Clair Shores, ' Mrs. Robert Youngblut of Toronto returned home recently after visiting with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Myrtle Munro. Dennis Schneider returned home this weekend after having surgery on his ap- pendix last week in Wingham Hospital. Mrs. Frank Robertson and Mrs: Elva Ellis of Seaforth were guests recently with Mrs. Myrtle Munro. Correction: the winner a week ago in the Auburn Lions Club lottery was Steve Wylds, not Dick McLean. The winner of this week's lottery draw was William L. Craig. Mrs. Pearl Rollinson of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rodger of Scar- borough visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger. Little Sheila Rodger returned home this week after being a patient in University Hospital, London for several days. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Don Parkerof Goderich on the birth - of another her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Archambault. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen of, Agincourt spent last. 'weekend with Mrs. Beth Lansing. In the report. of the quilt show last week, I am sorry the names of Mrs. William Seers and Mrs. William Whetstone were omitted. They had done the decorating throughout the •• r 'wawa MOM With apple blossoms. A printing error was 130 quilts which should have read 180 quilts on display. ' Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gardhouse of Toronto visited with Mrs. Beth Lansing on Monday. The Booster Club held a successful lunch booth last Saturday near the auction sale for Andrew Kirkconnell with the convener being Mrs. Allan Craig. The proceeds will go to assist in fixing the recreational and ball park along with the Auburn -and District Lions Club. There was a large at- tendance at the 4-H Achievement Night held last Monday evening in the Auburn Community Hall. Congratulations to Mrs. Ross Dobie and Miss Patti McDowell who received their provincial honors. Booster Club The Auburn Booster Club met recently at the home . of Mrs. Ross Andrews. Preparations and plans were made to eater to a stag and doe party on June 4 and also to operate the booth at the Kirkconnell sale. It was announced that the money from the skate-a-thon was combined with the daughter, Amy Elizabeth in At,bi,rr► and DistrirLions VictoiW1tospitatondon. ' Little Miss Sarah Parker of Goderich returned home this week after visiting with Club money and the new swings which were pur- chased unchased withthis money will be installed soon. GENERAL MEETING of the membership of the HURON COUNTY CHRISTIAN COUNSELLING SERVICE ASSOCIATION MONDAY, MAY 31 at 8 p.m. Ontario Si. United Church, Clinton to hear Qr. 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