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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1985. PAGE 9.
Horticulturalists see slides
A Hallowe'en masquerade at the
home of Mrs. Tom Cunningham
was enjoyed on October 29 at 8
p.m. with 11 members of the
Walkerburn Club present. Prizes
were won by Mrs. K. Lapp, Mrs. L.
Archambault, Mrs. T. Rutledge
and Mrs. E. Lapp. Members not in
costume had to pay a fine.
Meeting opened with 0 Canada
followed by prayer by Mrs. Lloyd
Penfound. The treasurer's report
was given and the foster child is
paid until the end of December.
Mrs. J. Verway moved that $20 be
sent for the birthday and Christ-
mas gifts for the child.
A donation by Rev. D. McMaster
of London in memory of his mother
was gratefully received. The secre-
tary's report was read as were
several thank you notes. The draw
Mrs. Roy Cope of London visited
for three days last week with her
cousin Marjorie McDougall.
We also want to congratulate
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McClinchey
of Blyth who celebrated their 60th
anniversary last week. They were
formerly from the Auburn area.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor of
Auburn and Mr. and Mrs. Maize of
Lucknow visited on Sunday with
Euchre
winners
The winners at euchre party on
November 5 were: high lady,
Marian Haggitt; low lady, Grace
Cartwright; high man, Orval
McPhee; low man, Lois Haines
(playing as a man); novelty, Roy
Daer.
There were eight tables in play.
Euchre parties are every Tuesday
night in the Community Hall at 8
p.m. Everyone is welcome.
donated by Mrs. T. Rutledge was
won by Mrs. T. Cunningham. Mrs.
J. Verwey offered her home for the
November meeting. Mrs. E. Lapp,
Mrs. T. Rutledge will be pro-
gramme committee and Mrs. L.
Penfound and Mrs. G. McClinchey
the lunch committee. There will be
a guest speaker showing how to
make decorations at the November
meeting. Dainty wild flowers
should be collected and brought for
the November meeting.
A great deal of discussion re the
Booster Club Bazaar on November
16 followed and articles made are
to be displayed. Mrs. L. Penfound
gave a Hallowe'en contest and
Mrs. E. Lapp was the lucky winner.
The goblins and witches enjoyed a
delicious lunch served by Mrs. S.
Ball, Bernice Norman and Mrs. T.
Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Goddard of
Goderich. The occasion was a
surprise dinner party for Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Anderson for their
35th Wedding Anniversary. Mrs.
Anderson is the former Pearl
Lawlor of Auburn. Her daughters
Joyce Goddard and Joan Maize
served the dinner and Anniversary
cake. Mr. and Mrs. Lawlor were
the Anderson's attendents at their
wedding 35 years ago.
Company with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Lawrence, to celebrate Mrs.
Lawrence's birthday on Sunday
were: Barry, and Cathy Austin and
twin boys; Madeline and Keith
Kerr of Goderich; Audrey, Johnny
and Pat Rutledge of Auburn; Garry
and Mary Smith of Dungannon;
Gordon and Donna Powell of
Auburn; Penny and Johnathan
Rutledge of Blyth; Randy Scott and
son of Blyth; Leonard Smith of
Ripley; Diana and Kassy Hayes of
Kincardine and Irene Dicky of
Goderich.
Don't forget the bazaar and bake
sale to be held Saturday, Novem-
ber 16 from 10 - 4 p.m. at Auburn
Community Hall sponsored by the
Booster Club.
The November meeting of the
Auburn Horticulture Society was
held on November 4 at Auburn
Community Hall.
The meeting opened with the
singing of 0 Canada with Marjorie
McDougall at the piano. A pot luck
supper followed which was enjoy-
ed by all.
Violin, piano and guitar enter-
tainment was given by John, Elva,
Sharon and Elaine Brown of Blyth.
A report on winterizing the
fountain at Manchester Gardens
was given by Mr. Don Haines.
Members were told they could
order the magazine Gardening
and Leisure Living by contacting
Remembrance
theme at Knox
The organ and piano prelude
was by Mrs. Gordon Gross and
Marjorie McDougall.
The Honour Roll of World War I
was read by Orval McPhee and
Honour Rally of World War 1I by
Maurice Bean. The Last Post was
played with Trumpeter Angela
Schneider. A minute of silence was
observed and the Reveille was
sounded. The National Anthem
was sung. A piano solo was played
by Lori Millian, "I'll Never Walk
Alone". The junior congregation
was in the charge of Anita Gross,
Leona Cunningham and Karen and
Ruth Anne Bakker. The minister
Gary T. Shuttleworth chose for his
sermon, —How many more Re-
membrances". Offering was re-
ceived by Steven Millian and Bill
Seers.
Mrs. Ross Robinson.
Mr. Ross Robinson and Mr. Jim
Schneider will again put the
Christmas Nativity scene at the
Manchester Gardens. The district
director Mr. Clarence Lange of
Chesley addressed the members
bringing them up to date on the
news from District 8. He then
showed slides on his recent trip to
Western Canada. A few games of
court whist followed.
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