The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-09-28, Page 104
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was m charge ' opened
the meeting with 4H
pledge. ,
The mihiites.„,. were S�
cepted as read hy the
secretary, Loa
roll .c,all was' „Wered by
telling how to get breve err -
else while watching TV.
Mrs. Doug Chamney and
Mrs. Collins led in the
discussion on skin care.
Mary Kay Consultant, Mrs.
Linda Chamney
demonstrated how to make-
up faces with blush; eye
shadow, mascara and lip
loss.
11,10440ra thanked Mrs
chainney . .pranoritodld r
witba 040'andrer, Each
1 then dmgilar orm.. fnon.
...:inmoon.from Mrs.
Chamney. •
The meeting closed with.
the4elimotto.
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Fred Davison
Fred DaYisonef Myth died
in the Clinton Public
Hospital on Tuesda Y,
September 13 in , his 91st
year.
Born in Bayfield on August
22, 1893, he was the son of the
late John and Catherine
Davison. He went to Detroit
and worked for General
Motors for years. He mar-
ried Elizabeth Walter of Col -
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borne ToWnship in June of
1928 in Detroit.
Your years ago, they mov-
ed to Blyth _where his Wife
died in September of 1982.
He is survii,red by one
sister, Louisa Lord of Mon-
treal anda number of nieces
and nephews.
Besides his wife, he was
predeceased by two sisters
and three brothers.
The funeral service was
held at the Tasker Funeral
Home In Blyth on September
15 with the Reverend John
Wood of Goderich of-
ficiating.
Burial took place in Col-
• borne Township Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Bill
Young of Goderich, Elwyn'
Good of R.R. 3 Auburn, Bill
, Phillips of R.R. 7 Lucknow,
Harry Bakker of Bayfield,
Leonard Good of R.R. 3
Auburn and Thomas Mallett
of London.
Flowerbearers were
Brown Lindsay of Bayfield,
Bob Phillips of R.R. 7
Lucknow and Donald Good
of R.R. 1 Auburn.
Social -News 0.:141adun visited Sow
with Mr. and Mrs.
rt. Arthur.
ennomunity siorry to
.that Plirs. Gerrit
. era:fell* her home la.st
'and taken by am -
Mr. and Mrs.
Baechler attended the
bap-
tismal service fpr .Aslit
Holmes at the WinthrOp.',_
United Church look,..§0cloyi, ' vas
She is their ggat . gfandr ft
of Mr. .011C Mrs. • Jackie daughter ancus„ the ei.ct, -,, ulance tOWitigharn Districit
relatives atte ifid . ital and then on to Strat-
, General Hospital where
Holmes of' EgFIclintYg AI ' i,..,5
served ' at thelllithhqoin4ene
t she was treated for a frac*,
Dired hip'. Mrs. Catherine
Egmondville fallowing . thhle4;400'skol, ell in her home
'77 ,.lind,*.attkikeitby ambulance
serviMrs: Emerson Rodger an ,.g.
ce. _ .. , l_ilii._ _
her son, Gary Rodger 0 .home and Is bertg: ...
7 -,XAt Qinton tic Hospital.
...1 rarik,Joe P' fell at her
Goderieb, visited last Mons -1,,,—i.
Church last Sunddy we V
Flowers in Knox Unild
Mary , Meass,,L._, lin' these
linottital 't-
oo 4m -se ladies will
41vell" and be able to
home.
day with Mrs.
Chamney at Windiest': *.TA•,
placed in memory of the la , 4nd -Mrs. Frank
Torrance Tabb. 0 1, , ..s,A. and John Raithby
Mr. and Mrs. Donld°, Iasi ireekend in Coll -
Haines, Mrs. Kenneth .4yantRat by and family.
tii•Mr. and Mrs:
McDougall and Mrs. TOM, ,. Norman McDowell islable
Haggitt returned home from AO h,home,a4ain following
a ten day trip last Saturday hii slalaiess in Winghaifl.
evening. Their Eastern Hij441 •
Canada trip included Cape - ,,,Hriawers in St. Mark's
Cod, Boston, Hyannisport Ainglidan Church last Sunday.
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sliett WeOtetutifith her
'eind a:LI:017r,
Mrs. ElvaStrallgOne7'
AO% IMO PAO. POnatd Cart;
Wright spent last iieekend in
Toronto with. Mr. Cart-
wrignrs sister, Mrs. Bob
Williams andMr. Williams.
Mr.' and Mrs. Keith
Machin returned last week
from a holiday spent on the
'East coast.'
laidibance
Alarge crowd attended the
last Ffid evening in
Ate Atiburn Community
Memorial Hall with music
supnliedbY,SteVen's Country
Gold diselockey. The dance
was sponsored by the ladies'
softball t0am and -the over-
thirty'sk-pitch team:
The ' Auburn Angels
prep ted their coach, 'I3ill
Spr and n*nager, Clare
with- gifts given by
**kers and ' Laura
Lawrence: Gifts -were also
preSented to Marie Brindley
• ib! the best batting average;
t9 Qv r of TOP*
The president, Mrs. tions, Mrs. Tom Lawior read
Eleanor Bradn ock, welcom- the reselution g
0 iheltiding the visitors used -00'401i which —
and Tad 'a poem,' "Life is presented g the loandon
What. baMalte it." Area Oanventiorn A discus -
'The gunnies were read by sion followed and it was ac -
the se§retary, Mrs. Robert cepted by the memberalhat
Peck and she also gave the the resolution be supported
financial statement; presented by the Sp,ruigford
Mrs. Bradnock thanked W.I. in Oitford South
the ladies who had assisted District.
at the Lions Club dinner Mrs. Robert Peck read an
recently. article on 'Pennies for
The roll call was answered Friendship" - the Associated
by telling a joke of paying a Country Women of the
fine. Several good funny World's project.
jokes were tolci by the Prize winners were Mrs.
iott Lapp and Mrs.
members.
Delegates to the Huron Leonard Archambault.
County rally to be held at The next meeting will be -a
Bluevale in October will be dessert luncheon at .1 p.m.
Mrs, Robert Peck and Mrs. October 19 -..when Dungannon,
Lillian Letherland. Mrs. Goderich Township and
Elliott Lapp was chosen Londesboro will be guests.
Lions Club
delegatetothate sLondonmarys Areaeb
A new season has begun
for the Auburn and District
October 27 and 28.
A request has been made Lions Club with their new
to again knit for the president, Lion Marinus
Christmas Bureau of Family Bakker. Attendance is down
and Children's Services of but it is hoped that once the
Huron County. Mrs. Brad- fall harvesting is completed,
nock will' have yarn everyone will return.
available for those who want It was moved that the dues
to knit.
It was decided to take the
late e Vincent, runner-up and s.
rug braiding course and
Ell.
Mr Bradnock and Mrs.
and Lake Placid. Were. !h memory ofthe
having the' least errors; Tena Empey will be the
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;uidAnita Sowerby, the best - leaders.
defedsive player.
. Bali Banquet
• Around, 75 minor ball
players and theirparents en-
joyd, a bountiful
„ smorgasbotd pot -luck sup-
- per last Sfinday evening in
the Comainnity Memorial
Hall. The Township Coor-
dinator, -Mrs-,, Brenda Scott,
was in charge, assited by
Mrs. Dorothy Schneider. The
supper was to close a very
successfill season. It is
hoped that there will be the
same teams next year or
maybe more.
W.I.
Auburn Women's Institute
met last Tuesday morning at
the honie of Mrs. Robert
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Mrs. Lillian Letherland
gave the card report and
read the thank you notes she
had received. Mrs. Frank
Raithby reported on the
labels and she is looking for
more.
An invitation was received
to attend Tiger Dunlop's
meeting when Mrs. Mary
Bere will tell about her trip
to New Guinea and show pic-
tures of her trip this past
summer on September 22.
Goderich Women's Institute
extended an invitation for
October 6 at 2 p.m. which
was accepted.
Meal prices for catering
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ceremdny - was held On
Thursday evening at the
jObit' Meeting of the Beavers
and -' Cubs' for Miehael
Schneider
Scott of Auburn, Chris Heard
of' Blyth and Patrick
Hallahan of Blyth.
The Beavers met at the.
Legion Hall and marched to
the Christian- Reformed
Church where Rainbevy led
the Beavers in their opening.
The swun-up Beavers .were
called forward and stood in
front of their leaders,, while
Bubbles bid them a Beaver
farewell and wished , thenri
well in the Cub` `pack.
Hawkeye escorted the
Beavers down the river
banks to the edge of the, Cub
pack to their parents, where
at this time the lights' were
dimmed and the parents
removed the boys' Beavers
unifOrms and put on their
Cub uniforms.
Akela welcomed the boys
as new chums into the Cub
for 19834984 be $130.
pack. Merle Thomas of Clin-
District Governor Stewart ton, the A.D.C. for Cubs,
McKinnon was present and presented eath new churn
presented the past presi- with their whitenneckerchief
dent's plaque to Lion Jim and explained the meaning'
Schneider.
Five year Pins were then met by their sixer and
of it. The new chums were
accepted into the Wolf Crib.
pabredse1n3tuedebsto Club
membersmembers
pack with the grand howl.
were presented with 100 per- Rusty and Merle led the
cent attendance pins.
District Governor Stewart nanewd parents in ibBeaavbeemrs,brubesf
urged all to join in his theme rousing actionsongs.
"Join Hands in Service", in Rusty led the Beavers in
supporting organizations for their clesing. Refreshments
tahnedhbealinringaids.danddeaf, glasses were then enjoyed by all.
The first Blyth Beavers
A discussion among the would like to welcome
members took place on 'Set- Sharon Glousher of Auburn
ting our Sights" on new pro- as a new leader and will be
jects for the coming year picking a Beaver name for
such as completing the fenc- her at the next meeting.
ing of the ball diamond, The Beavers held a very
building picnic tables for the successful bake and craft
park and erecting a com- table at the Blyth Threshers
mouncittoybpearrkissign.
membership thank all the parents for
Reunion. They would like to
month.- All Lions Club their support of this project.
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