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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-11-08, Page 10PAGE 10—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1979 The Community Memorial Hall Board met for its fall meeting in the hall with the chairman, Ralph Campbell in the chair. The minutes were accepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Donald Haines. Discussions took place regarding changing some of the lights and also making new shelves and cupboards. It was alto decided to purchase paint for the furnace pipes around the hall. A panic bar will be placed on one of the back doors. Representatives present at the meeting were Reeve Joe Hunking, Thomas Cunningham, Kenneth Scott, James Glousher; Ralph Cam- pbell and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. 4-H NEWS Historically, many Articles were needlepointed for per- sonal use and household items. This was just one of the topics discussed at the fifth meeting of the Auburn 2, 4-H club. It was held at the home of Mrs. Cunningham. The roll call was an- swered by showing -a picture depicting the history of needlepoint. -- The members were shown how to block their finished pieces of needlepoint• as well as finish their coasters or pillovvs•and the history of needlepoint was read. The home assignment for each member was to block her needlepoint article and to bring a picture of one of the stitches learned in the club. The care and cleaning of needlepoint was one of the main topics discussed at the sixth meeting of the Auburn 2, 4-H club, the Needle Pointers. Each member showed a picture of one of the stitches learned in the club for'the roll call. The mounting and framing of the needlepoint article as well as the care and cleaning were discussed. The khife edge pillow was also mentioned. The home assignment was to finish the complete coaster or pillow. A Hallowe'en party was held on November 3 for. the Auburn 2, 4-H club members as their seventh meeting. The meeting, was opened by the first vice-president, Pam Losereit, who said the 4-H pledge. The members wrote and filled -out a'quiz on the entire club. A party followed which consisted of games and a dance. Each member made her own submarine and enjoyed chips and punch. A midnight walk followed. WALKERBURN CLUB The Walkerburn Club held its October meeting at the home of Mrs. Leonard Archambault. Mrs. Ronald Gross opened the meeting with a poem, October Gave a Party. Mrs. Roy Daer led in prayer. Theroll call .was an- swered by .10 members and five guests who gave a donation for the support, of the club's foster child. ' The draw prize, donated by Mrs. Tom Cunningham, was won by Mrs. Ronald Gross. Plans were made for the next 'meeting to he " held on November 27 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Joe Hunking. The lunch committee will be Mrs. Lloyd Penfound and Mrs. Arthur Wright.. The IT PAYS TO SHOP EXETER THIS FRIDAY IT'S OUR BIGGEST EVER MIDNIGHT MADNESS • SUPER VALUES 6 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT unit program will be in the charge of Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Ted Hunking. A miscellaneous sale was held with Mrs. Ronald Gross in charge. A program of readings and contests was held by Mrs. Roy Daer and Mrs. Stewart Ball. Lunch was served by Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs.. Ted Hunking assisted by the hostess, Mrs. Leonard Archambault. BIRTHDAY PARTY, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock was honoured last Wednesday when friends gathered in the Com- munity Memorial Hall for a surprise birthday party at 1 p.r`rr. Mrs. Donald Haines welcomed the guests and Mrs. Gordon Dobie was in charge of the guest list and birthday cards. The white linen covered table was centred with a beautifully decorated birthday cake with candles, flanked by white candles in silver holders. Serving the ice-cream Hall Auburn news Eleanor Rradncx k. correspondent and cake were "Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. Lillian Letherland, Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Mrs. Haines. Following the serving of the dessert, Mrs. Haines , acted ,as chair- man and welcomed •all. She had over 50 ladies reminiscing about by- gone days when they first knew Eleanor. Some have known her all her life, others just a few months. Eleanor thanked everyone for corning and marking the occasion and also the friends who had arranged the event. 4-H NEWS, The Auburn I, 4-H club met at the home of Mrs. Donald Cartwright on October 29. President, Kim -McDowell, opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. The minutes were accepted as rea11 by Diane Hanna and business was discussed. Since Achievement Day • is drawing closer every week and with the seventh and last 4-H Penny savers enjoy dinner Fifty-two penny savers of the UCW of,. Holmesville Church went to the White Carnation for a dinner on October 30. Following the dinner, the ladies returned to the church where the losing team entertained the winners to an evening• of games and contests. Mrs. Irene Cudmore and M'rs•• Phyllis Cox read humorous readings. Hamlet notes A group meeting was called to form a senior citizens - group in the Holmesville Church. A discussion was held on how' the senlor-s-can-help- with the input to the new proposed hall. MI-. Gerry Ginn showed the proposed plan for the new hall. Mrs. Jean Lobb was appointed president and Mrs. Marion ,Powell, secretary. Plans are. being made for a get together soon. Watch for further notice. The Goderich Township W.I. will hold their first oirnesville news Blanche beeves, correspondent 482-3383 card party of the fall ,at the Holmesville School Novemfzer 8 at 8 _p.m. Admission $l. Ladies to bring 'lunch please: Next card party will be November 22. The Goder.ic_h Township W.I. will meet at the Holmesville School November 12 at 8 p.m. The Goderich Township dance will 19e held December,15 in Holmesville. ark your calendar now. Personals . Marty and Hugh Lobb were guest singers on Sunday at the Presbyterian Church' in Clinton. •• Mrs. Jean Lobb is home again after a very en- joyable trip to Ireland. Congratulations' to Ron Tyndall • of Holmesville, who received his black belt • in Karate at a ceremony in Goderich at the Victoria School on Turn to page 11 • Give her a I itctiermAid. Dishwasher from BAECHLER ...:, • E,• cN_Jr,�, I {• "�l i �/ �► •ly�� I and you won't need any mistletoe! .. To make your Christmas shopping - simple, we have a full selection of work - saving and energy-saving KitchenAid dishwashers. Come and see all the features that make KitchenAid tjjje brand we recommend for performance and quality. The powerful half -horsepower motor and multl-level washing action will scrub all your pots and pans and dishes after Christmas dinner. On Superba models - there patented Soak 'n Scrub cycle. Plus these other KitchenAid features: Flb-Thru Drying — Warm air is circulated over. under and around dishes for com- plete drying. Sant -Cycle - Final rinse water is heated toapproximately 180° on Superba models for extra protection against germs. ,Load -As -You -Like — Mufti -level wash allows complete loading flexibility. Ask about the Superba model's sixteen position upper rack. Soil Food Disposer — No need to pre - rinse dishes before loading. Quiet 06eration — Efficient sound insul• atibn makes the KitchenAid dishwasher exceptionally quiet. Energy -Saver — Save energy in the drying cycle at the touch of a button. SEE ALL THE FEATURES OF lit i *Chile Mak idk DISHWASHERS AT by HOBART BAECHLER mztehi!rsttv& linutpwiooat 150 SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH, 524-8600 `'!+... .'\ ice,. ..\..'_.:�. ._...f </i ✓_.. .. i - lans meeting corning on November 12, the members are in a hurry to finish up projects and put their display - together. Mrs. Cartwright and Mrs. Hildebrand showed the girls the finishing touches for pillows and wall hangings. They also discussed •the second binding stjtch and helped to iron out any problems the members had. The seventh and last meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. John Hildebrand at 7 p.m. SOCIAL NEWS The winner of the Auburn and District Lions Club Lottery was Daryl Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner visited last weekend in Strathroy and' Sarnia.' On Sunday they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Graham in Toronto. A Remembrance Day. Church service will be held at St. IN,lark's Anglican Church next Sunday, November 11 at 11:15 a.m. The Reverend R'illi am Craven, ex - squadron leader with the R.A.F., Goderich, the rector. will be in charge of the service. Miss Lynn Turner of London visited Nvith her parent, Mr. utid Mrs. Rupert 'Turner for a few days last week. Mrs. Robert Peck, Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. uildin � z Thomas Jardin, Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock at- tended the 65th annual convention of the London Area Women's Institutes held at St. Marys on Thursday and Friday last week. The Auburn librarian, Mrs. Lillian Letherland, wants all Huron County Library books in by November 15. John Raithby is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital.' He is wished a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs°. Tom Jardin and Mrs. Elva Straugitan visited on the weekend 'with Mrs. Bonnie Armour and daughter, Julie in Waterloo. Julie was celebrating her birthday. Winners at the weekly euchre party' last week were: novelty, Mrs: Ila Bean ; high lady, Mrs. James Glousher; low lady, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson; high man, Kenneth•McDougall; and low man (playing as a man), Mrs. Ross Robinson. drove. ents ***********' '*'***** ** Give... THE HEART FUND . MIN t• M ® MN 1111.1 — _NwY eui _11 '"' DA51-1W001) EkETER 1 M1 CARMEL ,. L. 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Guests: Doug Fisher & Gerry,Pltre Week II program after sports: "Easy listening" with Grant Ellison Week III "Do you know?" with Frank McTaggart & Dave Barrick Week IV "The Best of Friends" with Warren & Eleanor Robinson Sundays 2 p.m. will be slated for any religious programs Monday through Fridays listen between 4:30.6 p.m. for music and chat with students from Clin- ton Central Huron Secondary School on Channel 12 on your TV dial. *****.*************** - popc B � . , IIS I Ililll1 III IiiiiiI 0 1111111 ALT . •• III:" OBI SUPERMARKET 104 dl I 11111 ill1lX11' SII SHOPPERS SQUARE 524-9411 Prices in effect till 11 Monday, .111 Hill GODERICH Nov. . ill 12/79 I •E Oil 11 (M") . ., . EAT ATTEN•T O •: Mr. Bob Taylor, Meat Mgr. at _ .-; F. Compare our prices and you'll see Blue's, guarantee, that all of Blue's meats is;,-. Canada Grade 'A' and priced competitively +.' I• !i' ,. — vii�. i r .• why we say... for this area.• ,` '=. \,"?. 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