The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-27, Page 94
Don Sowerby receives medal of bravery
remainder of the meeting Plan to attend, visitors and articles for your
which was then closed, are welcome. home besides persobal
with the Creed, read by things and delicious
Lisa Adams.. COUNTRY FAIR homemade baking,
preserves and fresh
Mark your calendar for garden vegetables for
the Christmas Country ybur fall and winter
Fair to be held in Saltford supply. You will enjoy a
Valley Hall, Wednesday, day at the fair where you
October 17 and Saturday, can relax while you enjoy
October 20. This is where a delicious lunch and visit
you can buy gifts for all with 'friends. Plan to
occasions and paintings attend.
When Don Sowerby
rescued Bert McCabe
from his burning house he
wasn't thinking of
receiving a medal for
bravery. He was just
trying to save a man's life
and it was unfortunate
that Bert McCabe was so
severely burned that he
passedaway in the
hospital several days
later.
Last Friday, Sep-
tember 21 at a presen-
tation of award ceremony
at Government House,
Ottawa, Don Sowerby
received a Medal of
Bravery and scroll for
this act of bravery in
rescuing Bert McCabe
from a burning building.
Mr. and Mrs. Icon
Sowerby and Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Jenkins of
Colborne Township went
to Ottawa to attend the
presentation and they
report a wonderful time
was given them. They
were really treated
royally.
After attending the
award ceremony, they
were guests at a luncheon
at Government House
where Governor General
Ed Shreyer and other
dignitaries mingled with
the crowd which. included
29 people receiving
Awards of Bravery from
Nova Scotia to Vancouver
Island.
They later enjoyed a
conducted three-hour
tour of the city and
received tickets to a
musical in the evening at
the National Arts Centre
which was indeed a real
highlight.
Don's many friends
share in the honour given
him.
AT HOME
• PARTY HELD
An "At Home Party"
was held at Menesetung
Camp on Sunday, Sep-
tember 23 to welcome
Ceremonies and
welcomed the friends and
neighbours, who ,during
the afternoon, enjoyed a
social visit.
At 4:30 p.m. the guest ,
numbering about
gathered around e
tables and after grace,
said by a -brother Earl, all
enjoyed'a delicious buffet
supper served by the
Reaburn family.
Eric Reaburn, father of
the groom, thanked all
for coming and welcomed
the new bride into the
family. This was.
responded to by the
groom, during which
considerable humour was
enjoyed by all.
Relatives, friends and
neighbours were, present
from British Columbia,
Toronto, Brantford,
Elora, London, Goderich,
meeting on September 19
at Colborne Township
Hall, Carlow.` All were
present, including four
new members who were
Lisa Adams, Tracy Hill,
ula Feagan and Lisa
Do. gherty.
1
me ng was
starte. •I7"file Pledge
and alt answered the roll
call.
The - stitches the
Members were taught
this° week were the
"Continental", the
"Cross Stitch", and the
"Monogram Stitch".
They . were also taught
how to apply a graph to
their sampler.
The girls enjoyed
working on their
needlepoint for the
W .I.
Tiger Dunlop Women's
,Institute meeting will be
this Thursday, Sep-
tember 27 at 1:45 p.m. in
Colborne Township Hall,
uckn®- man win
Auburn Lions draw
The Auburn and
District Lions Club held
its weekly draw and
Lloyd Morrison of RR 1
Lucknow won with his
ticket, number 139.
Mrs. Myrtle Munro
returned recently from
visiting in Toronto with
her son, Robert
Kingsbridge, Colborne Youngblut, Mrs .
Township and district. Youngblut and family.
The community joins in Last week, her daughter -
extending in-law, Mrs. Glen
congratulations and best Youngblut of Ottawa and
wishes to the bride and her mother, Mrs. Edith
groom who will be McLennan of Winnipeg,
returning to their home at visited for several days.
7833-122A Street, Surrey, Howard Adams of
B.C. this week. Toronto is visiting with
Mrs. Elya Straughan and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Jardin.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Turner returned on the
weekend from a five day
trip to Pennsylvania and
New York.
Mrs. Donald Rea,
Christopher and Jody of
Listowel visited last
Friday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Dobie and other friends.
Mrs. Lillian Letherland
and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt
returned on Thursday
evening after a trip to
Agawa Canyon in Nor-
thern Ontario for four
days..._... -
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Turner were guests last
Sunday at the special 50th
anniversary of Wesley -
Willis Church in Clinton.
n It was Bride's Dayotall
-4-H NEWS
Tiger Dunlop 4-H
Group 4 held its first
meeting in Colborne
Township Hall, Carlow,
Monday evening, Sep-
tember 24. The meeting
opened with the election
for president, vice-
president and secretary.
Susan Pollock
nominated,,Rhonda Bean
for the office of
president; Rhonda Bean
nominated Melanie
Jeffrey for the office of
vice-president; and the
office of secretary is to be
revolving for the
meetings with all the
gi rls-t-ak ing-one-turn.
After nominations, the
girls stood and repeated
the 4-H Pledge.
The leaders, Ann
James Eric Reaburn, son
of Mr. and Mrs.'Eric
Reaburn of RR5 Goderich
and his ride, the former
Debr Lee Reichert,
dau ter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ada Reichert of British
Colu 'bia, whose wed-
ding ook place recently
in North Lonsdale United
Church, Vancouver.
Steve Reaburn of
London, brother of the
groom, was Master of
Brindley, handed out the
needlepoint books and all d
discussed the project, the t
different color corn- T
binations and color y
schemes. F
The meeting was closed
with the .-HCreed read 'h
by Ann Feagan. The next •
meeting will be Monday '1•
evening, October 1. la
Tiger Dunlop 4-H W
Group 2, "Granny's
Treasures", held its third G
who had been married
uring the past 50 years
here. Mr. and Mrs.
urner were married 49
ears ago in that church.
ollowing the service, all
were invited for a social
our and wedding cake.
Ralph Graviston of
avistock visited one day
st week with his friend,
illiain J. Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
erdes of Edmonton
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FINANCING
AVAILAOLE
THROUGH
fl4a-4
visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Daer. Mrs.
Brian Wallace, Owen and
Stacey of Dorchester also
visited for a few days last
week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daer.
4-H NEWS
Auburn I, 4-H club is
back in session with the
new project, needlepoint.
The meeting started
with a quick introduction
to needlepoint with
emphasis o1 canvas
binding and yarn dif-
1
ferences. The meeting
was held at the home of
Mrs. Donald Cartwright.
The members elected
their new officers as
follows: president, Kim
McDowell, vice-
president, Lisa Rodger;
secretary, Diane Hanna;
and press reporter, Lynn
Chamney.
Leaders for this project
are Mrs. John
Hildebrand, leader and
Mrs. Donald Cartwright,
assistant leader.
Meetings are to be held
on Monday evenings at 7
p.m.
+ + +
The cross stitch and the
bargello stitch were the
topics at the third
meeting of the Auburn 2,
9-H club. The meeting
was.held,on September 15
at the home of Mrs. Tom
Cunningham. It was
opened with the, -..,.4-H
pledge said by the
president, Annette
Losereit.
The roll call question
was, to name a colour
scheme for a free choice
article. The members
were then taught the two
stitches, the bargello and
the cross stitch. The
transferring of a design
onto canvas was also
explained.
For the next meeting,
the members are to
complete their stitches
and think of one idea for
Achievement Day.
The meeting was then
closed with the 4-H grace.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1979—PAGE 9
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