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Provincial Honors, for the completion of 12 clubs were given to local 4-H
homemaking club members at an Achievement Day in Seaforth. Those
receiving the awards were Betty Beer, Jane Allen, Robyn McLellan and
Brenda DeJong. (Wilma Oke photo)
Auburn news
Birthdaycmmi ottee meets
BY are being'sent within the
ELEANOR.RRADNOCK 12 mile radius of the
village as they can find
out about the program in
the local press. This is the
proposed program in
case you have not been
out to any of the
celebrations. meetings:
Friday, June 29 -
Fred Lawrence, Choosing the Heritage
president, was in charge - Birthday Girl contest;
of the meeting and Mrs. Judging Beards; and
Allan Craig read the Kick-off dance to Star
minutes. Trek from 9p.m..-to 1 a.m.
It was decided to make Saturday,. June ' 30, -
the draw for the afghan Pancake breakfast;'.
that was made and Midway on the grounds;
donated by Mrs. Frances Parade; 3 p.m. official
Youngblut of Georgetown opening; 4-6 p.m. Band
• on May 6 at the canoe Tattoo; Shriner's Fish
races. Sandy Andrews is Fry and Ham Supper in
in charge of the tickets hall (get your tickets in
and reported that they advance) ; 7 p.m.
are selling well. ' baseball game; 7 p.m.
The committee decided Auburn As It Was,
to enter a float in the presentation by Auburn
Clinton Spring Show and W.I. Tweedsmuir History
plans .are underway for a Book Committee made by
hard -times dance to be slides with commentary;
held on. May 5 to raise and 9 p.m. - dance -
some money. Country Cavaliers and
A discussion took place Ian Wilbee orchestras.
about where historical Sunday, 11 a.m. - Open
displays could be set up Air Church Service;
and more action will be cutting the birthday
taken on this project at cake; picnic lunch - bring
later meetings. If you your own; 2-4 p.m.
have any ideas, please baseball game and races
contact any of the for children; 3 „p.m.
executive or better still, Memorial service at
come out to the next Ball's Cemetery: 4 p.m.
meeting on April 25 and tug-of-war between- the
show your support by
your attendance.
Mrs. Craig spoke on the
souvenirs that are here
and she wishes anyone
who has ordered, to
please pick up as soon as
possible.
Mrs. Dorothy Grange
spoke on the work that
the decorating committee
has planned.
• Jitn Schneider gave the
financial statement and
several other convenors
also reported on the .work
done.
This reporter regrets
any mistakes about the
various committee
members who were or
were not on the com-
mittees.
The invitation com-
mittee has now sent over
700 invitations to former
residents. No invitations
Auburn's 125th Bir-
thday Planning Com-
mittee and 'interested
citizens met on April 11 to
complete more plans for
the upcoming
four townships ; chicken
barbecue supper; 8 p.m.
Open Air concert - M.C.
William S. Craig of
Clinton, Former Talent
with a special, the Paul
Brothers.
Monday, July 2 -
pancake breakfast; 10
a.m. Auburn As It Was -
Knox United Church; 12
noon to 6 p.m. tractor
pull; and 1 p.m. Auburn
As It Was - Knox United
Church.
Social News
Mrs. Wilfred San-
derson, Mrs. Mary
Johnston and Misses Ella
and Minnie Wagner
visited last Saturday with
their sister, ,Mrs. Rose
Herman at Tavistock.
Guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Randy Machan and
Craig last Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Ball, Miss Brenda Ball,
Mr. Daryl Ball of
Brantford; Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Hoffman, Mike
and Robb of Hensall;
Rev. and Mrs. Earl St.
Jean; 'Mr. Keith Machan
and Miss Tracy Machan;
Mr. Mike Geddes of
Goderich and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Riley of Clin-
ton. All were present for
the baptismal service for
Craig, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Randy Machan.
Brussels joins Brussels
Brussels, Ontario,
Canada and Brussels,
Belgium, will finally •
meet.
The Brussels Post, (the
Ontario one) reported
that the Belgians, to help
celebrate their 1000th
birthday will be sending a
reporter to Brussels,
Ontario to see how the
other half lives.
Only one major barrier
stands in the way of the
visit, the language dif-
ferences. The reporter
wants to know the way of
life here but needs to find
some French speaking
people. The local clerk's
office here is doing the
best it can to find some
and it hasn't found too
many people in the
Brussels area.
Escapes crash
Ken Towers, a -crop
sprayer, escaped with
minor injuries on April 17
when the plane he was
piloting lost air power.
Mr. Towers was forced to
make an emergency
landing just north of
Huron Park. He came
down in a plowed field,
bounced a few feet on the
soft ground and ended
upside down. The wheels
and motor from the
aircraft were torn off on
impact.
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90 participate in Achievement night
by Wilma Oke
About 90 members of
nine; 4-H ' Homemaking
clubs in the area par-
ticipated in an
Achievement Night
program April 17 at the
Seaforth Public School.
Accessories -- The
Final Touch was the
program's theme and
topics discussed included
how accessories can best
accent their wardrobes.
Provincial honors for
completing 12 club
projects were awarded to
Betty Beer, Hensall;
Jane Allan, Brucefield;
Robyn McLellan, Kip -
pen ; and Brenda DeJong,
Seaforth.
County Honors for
completing six projects
went to Linda Ger-
stenkorn, Hensall and
Janice Murray, Seaforth.
Skits and exhibits and a
fashion show were
presented by the mem-
bers for a large audience.
Seaforth III - exhibit -
Gloves Past and Present -
Miss Little (Eileen
Connelly) and Mrs. Extra
(June Haney) com-
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McKillop I - exhibit -
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McClure, commentator.
Hensall III - exhibit, Fads
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Hensall I, skit, Accent
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Hensall II, exhibit,
Feet Are Where It's At.
Betty Beer and Linda
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Egmondville, skit,
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Kippen III, exhibit,
Face Framers. Catherine
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Seaforth II, exhibit,
Costume vs. Fine
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Rose Ann Van Loon,
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McKillop IV, exhibit,
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