The Citizen, 2006-03-02, Page 21PEOPLE AROUND
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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 2006. PAGE 21.
I have been on a bit of holiday —
not that I went anywhere. I did get to
the 95th Anniversary of the Belgrave
Women's Institute which was great
fun. There were approximately 50 or
so out to enjoy the potluck lunch
with cake and ice cream for dessert.
The guests heard about
Afghanistan from a gentleman who
had spent some time over there.
A short business meeting followed
where I brought greetings from the
rest of the Huron West District. As
District president I announced the
sewing work-shop for a jacket
March 10 in Clinton. Doreen. Marks
is the instructor. The cost is $7.
Also announced were plans for the
provincial conference, to be hosted
by London Area in August.
With a welcome to the District
annual to be held in Auburn on May
29, my work was done and Belgrave
president Audrey Fenton, resumed
the meeting.
Thank you ladies for a lovely
afternoon and a great lunch.
The Auburn community sends
their sympathy to the family of Jack
Armstrong, his wife Elva, son Fred,
daughter Carol McDowell,
grandchildren and great-
grandchildren.
The funeral was held Saturday,
Feb.11 at Knox Church, Auburn.
The Auburn Lions held a
successful breakfast Feb.12. The
ladies received a flower (red or white
or white with a red tinge) as they
were leaving as a Happy Valentine's
memento. -
On Feb. 15 it was bring your
spouse to dinner. The guest speakers
were Jack and Nancy Cameron from
Lucknow area who have just
returned from living in Australia for
a year. Nancy was on a teaching
exchange and she and Jack toured
the country extensively.
It was reported that a former
Auburn resident attended the Super
Bowl game at Detroit. Allan
McDougall and Glynda Williams
won the tickets at a raffle sponsored
by the United Steel Union in
Pittsburgh. Allan's seats were close
to the field and right at the•entrance
where the Steelers entered. He
phoned his sister, Bernice Gross.
once he had sat down so she could
watch for him during the game.
Knox United Church is sponsoring
a silent auctibn in conjunction with a
roast beef dinner on April 5.
Contributions are to be left at the
post office or notify Darryl
Ball.
The Auburn community sends its
sympathy to the family of Phyllis
Rodger. Her funeral was held
Saturday, Feb. 25 at North Street
United Church in Goderich.
Phyllis and her husband
Emmerson were members of the
Auburn community un01 they left
the family farm and moved into
Goderich. Phyllis will be
remembered for her beautiful
singing voice and her many years or
being the itinerant music teacher in
the days of the one-room school.
Phyllis leaves behind a large group
of family and friends to mourn her
passing.
The Mini Pearls were hosted by
fellow member Carmen Klaus at her
home in Clinton recently. The ladies
enjoyed a potluck lunch of
magnificent proportions before they
fulfilled their purpose for the
meeting.
With Carmen's partner, Harry
Reed, safely tucked away in his
office, the ladies went to work and
decorated their new hats. With
buttons and bows - flowers, ribbons,
birds and feathers, and yes some
pearls - some mini pearls.
This group of hat-loving ladies
have no colour restrictions to cramp
their creative styles and there is no
limit on their savoir-vivre.
The next meeting of the Mini
Pearls will be a potluck pyjama party
starting at 7:30 a.m. at the home of
Charlotte Anderson of Goderich.
Fun stuff!
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