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Clinton News-Record, 1980-09-25, Page 15• • WI set new catering prices The Auburn Wexnen's Institute met for the Septembertmeeting at the -Com fnunity Memorial Hall with president, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock in the chair. A letter was read from the Dungannon Branch thanking the Auburn Branch. 'for the hats, A cheque was enclosed. Representatives of each • catering group broidery course. Delegates to the County Rally at Gorrie United Church on October 6 are to be Mrs. Tom Lawlor and Mrs. Wilfred San- derson. Mrs. Robert Peck and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock will attend St. Helens 75th anniversary on � October 15. The card report was in given__. y _.. ' 1 Letherland. She read thank -you notes from -Mrs. Norman McDowell' and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner. Due to the workshop at Clinton for secretary - treasurers and public relations offjgers, the November Meeting will be on Octqber 21 a Mrs. Frank Raithby spoke about the label project. She received several bundles of labels and she will send for a dozen tea towels for the hall. the ' village met and revised meal prices. These prices were ap- proved by the members. Volunteers to assist at Huronview's fall tea on October 8th and gifts for the gift stall at area convention were planned.. Mrs. Robert Peck was named delegate to the London Area Convention to be• held at St. Marys on October 27 and 28. It is hoped that a carload of members will also be able to take in at least one of the days.. . Mrs. Rick Hawley and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer were chosen readers to take the crewel em - • A minute's silence was observedin memory of Mrs. Andrew Ki•rkconnell who had passed away recently. Mrs: Donald Haines, convener of resolutions read the resolution to be presented at the area convention about the foreign ownership of land in Ontario. Discussion followed. Members voted Jo sustain the resolution at the coming convention. The motto, "Action .in the community begins with ou" •-, • Mrs . Hawley. Mrs. Helen Jagger of Droitwitch, England was guest speaker of the afternoon. She told about her town in England and also told about the Women's Institute branch . to which she belongs. Lunch committee was CLINTON.NEWS-R CORD 'THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER•25,10 About people you know Mrs. Ed Davies was taken by ambulance to Clinton Public Hospital last Saturday morning. Mr. and . Mrs. Gordon Dobie returned last weekend ' after a 15 -day tour of the Eastern. provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sutton of London visited one day last week with Mrs. Albert McFarlane. Mrs. 'Kenneth McDougall, Mrs. Lillian L etherland, Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, Mrs. Helen Jagger and Mrs. Eleanor° Mrs. Robert Peck, Mrs. Bradnock attended the Tiger Dunlop's Women's Richard Hawley and Mrs. Ed Davies. Institute meeting at Prize winners were Carlow last Thursday -s.-G.or-don Chamne.y, evening. Miss Laura H Phillips and p amlyn of Lambeth Mrs. Emmerson Rodger. visited last Sunday with Mrs. Albert McFarlane. The Aub'tlrn and Blyth Snowmobile Clubs held a barbecue last Sunday at the East Wawanosh Park. During .'the af- Mrs. Doug Raynard; RR3 tprrnnn hall aames...and Lucknow, Mrs. Frances Clark and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock attended the designation service to the Order of Deaconesses of the Presbyterian Church in Canada of Miss Lynne The second meeting of Longmuir ' at Huron Auburn I, 4-1-1 club was Feathers at Sauble Beach held at the home of Mrs. last Sunday evening. Donald Cartwright. Miss Longmuir has President Gail Dobie been appointed was in charge with Kim Educational Consultant McDowell secretary for for thn T ' ndnn meeting three. Synod and Synodical of I. The title for the club the Presbyterian Church will be "The Watts Wise in Canada. •- Entertainers" suggested Special event Mrs. Robert McAllister, R R 2 Auburn, At the hospital On August 27, we were privileged to have. Dr. Allan Cochrane, Ph. D., Professor of Research on "Malaria" at the School of Medicine of New York, _ speak to members of our staff. Dr. Cochrane was originally from this area. We appreciate him taking time from his vacation to speak to us. An AM -FM radio and eight -track tape player has been purchased for the use of patients on second floor. This was made possible by the generosity of the Kinette Club. The Staff Association have purchased an in- travenous infusion pump, at the cost of $1,495. On September 6, the Staff Association held a garage and bake ` sale. •They had lots of in- teresting items for sale, and realized $437.05. The Association would like to thank all those who took part in the sale, either buying or selling. Special thanks to the Candy StriPers, the maintenance dept. and Grove's Electric. On October 3, there will be a draw for a han- dmade quilt. This quilt was made and donated to the Staff Association by the Trillium Club of Clinton. These ladies live at the King Street Villa, and graciously donate to many organizations. Staff members have the tickets for sale on this lovely quilt. It can be seen in the Beattie Furniture Store window. Radars remember:. • • • • from page 14. Centre on Wednesday, October 22. Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m. with a fee of $1 and lunch provided. The club dues for Zone 8 and club membership for IJ.S.C.O. will each be $5 this year. We hope for a good representation from our club. The treasurer was authorised to pay the premium on the fire insurance polidy on our club property when due.. A "Golden Age" busload of seniors, several from Bayfield and 32 from Clinton will enjoy the weekend September 19 to 22 at "A Little Bit of Heaven", Aston Villa, Bracebridge. The social committee for October 1 will be Mrs. Cummings, John Deeves, Eleanor Fisher and Ceacelia Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Brown and Mr. Rumball, conducted progressive euchre and served lunch, The winners of high prizes for euchre were Mrs. Cummings and Donna Tyndall and low prize winners were Jessie Jones and Sean Johns. Smile "When it comes to the government reducing taxes, you've got to admit one thing : Never was so little waited for ,by so many for so long." The wi ners .. Congratulations to the Auburndi's ball team who won 6-2 winning the championship against the Manning's team last Sunday evening. • at the Blyth Diamond in the Blyth Industrial League. They will be presented with the trophy later at the ball dance. contests were enjoyed and Bill Empey, president of the Auburn Club took the children for a hayride. The barbecue was prepared by the Blyth Club. Auburn members expressed their thanks to the Blyth members for a very enjoyable day. Mr, and Mrs. Emmerson Hobbs and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Matthews of Talbotville visited a week ago Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Shultz. Mrs. Pearl Rollinson of Toronto and Everett Taylor of Goderich visited Last week with their sister, Mrs. Enrrirerson Rodger and Mr. Rodger. • Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bastla of London visited one day last week with her sister, ,Mrs. Ed Davies and Mr. Davies. Auburn Horticultural Society finalized plans for 4H'ers study food processor uses their 30th anniversary to - be held on Friday, Sep- tember 2.6 at 6.00 p.m. in the Auburn Community Memorial Hall; A pot luck dinner will be served smorgasbord .style with meat, potatoes and rolls provided. Members are asked to bring something for first and second courses. Mrs, Tom Jardin and Mrs. Tom Lawlor will be in charge of decorating. Les Chapman of Goderich is the guest speaker. THE SEPARATE SHOPPE AGE 1 MAIN CORNER, MIN.TON PHONE $2-777$ (NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S APO WEAR) SUITS OPEN 1-6 OPEN 1-6 by Lynn Chamney. The questions • in the books were answered and Soft Shelled tacos filled with grated cheese, chopped lettuce, peppers and onions were prepared. Gail Dobie demon- strated the use of a food Processor. Family opens dream restaurant By Rhea Hamilton A life long dream,is now a family operatin. Bev and Helen Wallace opened °a new restaurant in Londesboro last week and are gearing up for their grand opening this weekend. The White Rose, for- merly the Country Kit- chen. operated by Brad - and Jean Kennedy, has adapted well to the new faces behind the counter and the first few days in operation have been busy ones. Recently the Wallaces celebrated their 25th anniversary and rather than retire from the 100 acre farm they have worked for the past 19 years, they have started up this new venture. Helen has worked in restaurants in . the area and has dreamed of opening her own spot. Her husband Bev once managed the White Rose garage in Blyth that used to stand where the parking lot is now. Now he manages the new gas pumps out front of the restaurant. Daughters Debbie, 22, Nancy, 19, and Susan, 18, all help out and the youngest Wallace, Mark, 12, helps his dad at the pumps. Bev has in the past besides cash cropping, and managing a layer operation, been busy . getting his pilot's licence and flying all over the area. Now he has taken up- sailing. Helen has been equally busy and, outside of her family and work, she bowls every week with- the Lon- desboro ladies. Helpful •hintPp • Giant savings on quality Belvedere vanities. Most styles available but quantities are limited. Choose from white and gold -vanities or -the ever popular wood tones. Hurry! Sale endsasoon so don't be disappointed. 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