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PAG!'24491')EliJCI-1 SIGNAL-STK:R., /71.SDAY-, APRIL 8,1976
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' The sixth meeting of. The• •
Fancy -Fixers was held at the
, • horne.of Sherry Duff.
• • Nine • members answered .
the roll call., `,'An idea for your
club • Achievement Day
• presentation,
Members discussed :• the
• uses for • the 'satin stitch and
• ',the sheofflhiiiig stitCh. They .
' selected stitches for their free
• Choice article which are ,
required to show a minimum
: of three h Stitches at
achievement day, '
The leader Mrs. Betties
demonstrated the French
Knot and hovv to applique.
Miss Pengilley, was thanked
• for corning•to the meeting and
showing the slides she had
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.. Camp • Menesetung, 'a
- '.. project of Huron -Perth of the
i . United Church of Canada,
- ; announces the appointment of
- : Rev. Mtke, Boulger •• qf
•• i, ,Monkton as ,Camp Director -•
for the 1976 Cam,ping Sea ,
Son. .
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Mr: Boulger will be assisted
•by his. Wife, Li -1, in the.sum- • a.
-trier camping'program..Both
..-,./ are experienced camp.ers,
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:uco nsellors -- and youth
. ' ' • •:•• leaders. The Boulgers have
'', two boys .of elementary • ,
•" sehool age.•• • • At the April ineeting. Of the
- _ Lil. and Mike Boulger Will •Goderich Branch ,of the
have, able assistants at all • •
Wornen's Institutekplans were
•- camps as well as trained ,finaliZed for the banquet to he
• . coliii-Pli-orS. A Itill and varied'. held at St. George's Anglican
. ', 'program will be provided for
Junior . ,Church on April 8E. The oc- •
,-cas-roiris-the-775 -1 a pin ve . .
•'Girls,' Junior' Boys, Pre Teen f h B h
AUBURN AND DISTRICT NEWS
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Unit One • of the United
Church Wpmen of Kox United
Church is planning 1 quilt
display on Saturday April 10.
in the Sunday .School room of
the church :at 2 p.m.. There,
will also be a display of crafts
and; a bake ,sale.. Tea and
dessert will be served'.
Mr.- and. Mrs. Kenneth
Haggitt and fam•ily of
Br-atrial:ea spent the weekend
with his parents-, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt.
Allan , McDougall of Sud-
bury visited on Saturday with
his parents Mr. and 'Mrs.
Kenneth McDougall,
Euchre party prize -winners
Were: novelty, Mr's. Frances
Clark: high lady, Mrs. Elva
Straughan; low lady, Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson; high man
(playing aS a man) Mrs. Ross
Robinson; and low man, Bob
if rip _ Armstrong, . 1111• Mr. and Mrs. William S.
-Crkig Of Clintbn visited last
enes:etung _tuenudAarienwith his aunt, .Mrs.
names new
directig
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock
Visited last Sunday, with Mr.
and Mrs.'Harold 'Nicholson
and attended the Cholier
concert from Woodstock in
First Presbyterian Church. -
Guests last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson
Rodger were Mr. and Mrs.
Clare Rodger, Kathy and
Richard of Goderich and Mr.
and Mrs'. Peter .de Groot,
R.A.. 3, Goderich: • •
• Mr' and Mrs. Donald
Cartwright and Lore spent
• the weekend in London with
Mr. and Mrs. George Reuger,
Danny, Terry and Wendy.
David and Derrick 'Cart-
wright attended the Boys
Scout camp at Camp Solvan
near Parkhill Tor the
weekend.
• Mr. ••• and Mrs. Barry •
Medauley of Stratford visited
recently with his brother, Mr.
DOnald ' McCauley,: Mrs.,
McCauley and Melody.
Mr. and Mrs. J.A. McIntosh
of London were Weekend'
guests with Mrs. Frances
Clark • . •
' Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Bast of
Strathroy visited last Sunday
• with. Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McCauley and Melody.
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The March Meeting of the
Anglican 'Church Women 'of
St: :Mark's Anglican Church
was held last • week -at the
horde of Mrs, Elmer Tronr-
'rner with Mrs. Trommer
presiding.
Mrs.. Ian Clark react' the
scripture • lesson. Mrs. Bob
Slater read. the story on the
life of 'Philip. President, Mrs.
Bob Slater took charge of the
meeting and the meditation,
and Litany were read in
unison. Mrs. Thanes Lawlor
led in prayer.
The minutes of the previciiis
meeting were read by Mrs..
•- Andrew Kirkcpnnell. A thank-
• you letter from. Mrs. John
Deer as well as one from Mrs.
•Mrs Is Bradsack 526-1595
Fordyce Clark, Goderich 'on
reports from the Saugeen
Diocese.
An invitation to attend the
Women's Presbyteriiin
Missionary . Society
Thankoffering meeting on
April 14 at was •ae7
eepted. Thisis tdbe held in St. •
'Mark's Anglican Church.
Lunch was served by Mrs.'
• 'rutin -liner and Miss Connie
Trommer. •.
Social News
Mr: and 'Mrs... J.H. Towe,
Glenn and Vickie of London
spent . last Sunday with his
parents Mr. and Mrs, James
Towe, R.R. 1, Auburn,
Ontario. •
Mrs. Myrtle. Munro visited
recently with her son, Mr.
• Donald YoUngblut, . Mrs'.
Youngblut,Lorie, Barry and
Bradleylii London..
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Robinson visited on the,
weekend with their son, Mr,
Keith Robinson Mrs.
ililies
tititeit president
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her successor. and executive.
Mrs. D. Riehl took over the
meeting declaring:all offices
vacant, Mit. Riehl asked for
the nominating rePort, which? -
wks as folloWs: •
Past president: Mrs. P,
rsarY1-,--77p71 el-ide-rif,-I'Vlfg. -A-
Holmes; first :vice president, •
'Mrs.. A. Schram; second viCe
president, . Mrs. G., Young;
secretary treasurer., Mrs. D.
Riehl.'; assistant secretary
• treaSuter, Mrs. FL TaIrnay,
. •Public relations, Mrs. • F.
Barker.; auditors, Mrs. D.O.
Sitter, Mrs. • F. Barker;
district director, 'Mrs. P.
Blundell; alternate district
director, Mrs. C. Crozier.
Pianists, Mrs. F. Hawkins,
IVIrs. 'G. Taylor ;: flower fund,.
Mrs. N. 'Clairmont; branch
directors, Mrs. H. Fuller,.
Mrs. R. Beach, • Mrs. C.
•,McPhee, -Mrs. I. Oke; special
committee, Mrs. 11:.• Ander-
son, Mrs. J. Blake; Mrs.. E.
Johnston, Mrs. C. Straughan,
Mrs. J. Ryan, •
Standing committees,
Agricuittire ! and Canadian
Industries:- Mrs. A.B.
-Straughan; 'Citizenship and
World Affairs; Mrs. J. Ryan;
Education and Cultural
Affairs, Mrs. G. Young;
Family and Consumer,
Affairs, Mrs. B. Crawford;
resolutionS, Mrs. N, Clair-
mont; Curator Tweedsmuir
•History, Mrs. IL Talmay..
Girls, and Parents without MrS. D.O. Sitter read the
Partners: • -,-.. -minutes of March meeting.
• A special teenage Co-ed Her 'a,nrial financial report :
, .•Camp -is planned for:the-M-a-y.--
-Showed a stibStantial.b-araTice
24 . weekend and- the . first for theyear.
weekend in August a family • ,A , donation • to Mental
••• _Camp_ls planned. '
Health programs waS 'decided
'Registration forms or for all •on.• . „
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summer camps are, available •
A successful dessert ,card
•at United Churches inHuron-
party was held. in March. A.-
Perth Presbytery. .
draw for, the lucky ticket; on
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WILD, WILD, WEST
LUCKY PROGRAM
DRAW NUMBER...
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WINNER
PLEA• SE CALL
Joan Diefolf
524-9419
an afghan,(made by Mrs. A.
Schram, on Which tickets had
been sold) was made at the
party, the winner being Mrs.
F,13atker.
•A planning meeting • fpr
• executives tvill be, held •in
• Belgrave on April 5 at, 1:30
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• The roll call ,Was' payment
•of due. - The Standing com-
mittees gave their yearly
reports at this time, and all
reports, were very
en-
couraging. • • .
•Birthday greetings were
ung for Mrs. A.B. Straughan
• and Mrs. B. -Crawford. Mrs.
. P. ' Blundell, retiring
president, 'thanked -7all
niernbers for their support
• in the past year and asked:for
their continued Support for
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Robinson, Kira and Kari at
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Bridal Shenker
Pink and. white Wedding
bells and streamers
''decorated the porinybrook
United ChurchSunday School
fast Friday 'evening when •.'
„Miss .-Barbara- Ch.arnney was
'h.o.no re d with a bridal shower.,
Misses Ellen and Julie ,
ThemPsori Wei -Corned the •
guests and swere in charge of
the gpest book. •
Mrs: Sam The'rnpson• :was
mistress of ceremonies and
started the prd'gram with p -
sing -song fed by Mrs. -Murray
Mrs. Gordon Haggitt
gave a contest pars of the
body and thes,aiinner was Mrs.
Arnold Cook. •
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Miss. Jane Thompson gave
a reading Ad Mr. contest ,on
comniercials. _
The • bride-eleet, , Miss
Barbara Chamney, her ,
mother, ' Mrs. . Stewart
Chamney and- the ' groom -
elect's mother, Mrs. Sam
Pletch were presented ,with
corsages, and escorted to the
platform.
Mrs. John, Thompson read
the • address of •
congratulations and- sifts
were presented. . Barbara
thanked her -many friends for
the lovely gifts and a
delicious lunch was Served. '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raith-
by and Mr. John Raithby are
on a.• three week trip. to
California. •• .
' :Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston
of ybi•ori-tip spent 'the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Alfre.d'i
Rollinson and brother,
Murray -Rollinson 'and visited
her father ' Mr. Alfred
Rellinson, a patient in: Clinton
Public Hospital.
• Mr.-- and Mrs. Robert
Youngblut, Susan , Bruce and.
Kristen ofToronto visited last
week with. his mother, 'Mrs.,
Myrtle Munro. •
Mr.. and Mrs; 'George
.Hebeft' and daughters
returned last, weekend.frorn a
trip to 7 Virginnia Beach,'
U.S.A.
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