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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998. PAGE 17.
Auburn's main street gets new business
New venture
Patricia Sanderson, who recently opened Patricia's
Clothes Closet in Auburn, offers a wide selection of used
clothing for all ages and toys for tots.
By Janice Becker
Citizen staff
Brimming with clothes, toys and
numerous other items, Patricia's
Clothes Closet offers a large selec-
tion of used goods for everyone.
Situated on the main street of
Auburn, Patricia Sanderson opened
her shop in late December after she
and her husband moved to the com-
munity to get away from pollution
they coped with living along Hwy.
6.
"I had worked at the Caring and
Sharing store in Harriston for a
year," says Sanderson, "and had
been thinking about opening my
own store. Frank and Barb Hoffele
(of Caring and Sharing) helped a
lot in the set-up of my place."
Sanderson took her connections
and experience in working for the
Hoffeles, to acquire good quality
used clothing for everyone from
infants to seniors, from casual to
formal.
Her inventory is so large that
some of the goods are in storage
until the seasons change or she
rotates the stock, which she does
regularly.
Aside from clothing, there are
toys, shoes, a few bolts of material
and even a fishing lure or two.
She hopes to expand the sewing
supplies available and add some
snacks. A pop machine will be
placed out front very soon.
Along with her industry contacts
and buying out rummage sales,
Sanderson says she does accept
By Mike Bean
On Thursday, March 19, Brett
Bean opened the 4-H Healthy
Eating Club with the pledge.
Peggy Hulley gave the secretary's
report. Ten members answered the
roll call about snacks.
Youth leader, Christine Lapp
made Burrito Melts that everyone
ate and enjoyed.
We discussed "Snacks - anytime,
anywhere". M. J. Horbanuik, Kalli
and Levi Taylor, Andrew House,
Peggy Hulley and Helen Lapp
made Fully Loaded Carrot Muffins
and Mike and Brett Bean, Rebecca
House, Danielle Taylor and
Christine Lapp made Popcorn au
Parmesan.
While the snacks baked,
members were given a nutrition
crossword to work on and played a
mixer game. Everyone enjoyed the
snacks.
We set our title pages on the
table, and chose one page, Danielle
Taylor's for our club.
Members are reminded to bring
pizza toppings for the next meeting
which is next Thursday at 4 p.m. at
Helen and Christine Lapp's home.
donations of clothes, small furni-
ture, garage sale items, hangers and
plastic bags.
"Nothing is thrown out. I clean
and do repairs to many pieces.
Anything I can't use goes to Caring
and Sharing."
There may be nothing wrong
with the articles passed on to Car-
ing and Sharing, says Sanderson,
but she just may have too many of
a particular size or style.
If the goods are not used in the
Harriston shop, they arc then
passed onto mission services for
those in need.
As well as the recycled goods,
Sanderson has new socks in stock
along with a few women's skirts.
This may be an area she will
expand in the future, she says.
Anyone wishing to make a dona-
tion may call Patricia Sanderson at
526-1006. Pickup is available Sat-
urdays and Sundays.
Shop hours are Monday through
Thursday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday
until six and Saturday to four.
4-H report
Club makes burrito melts
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