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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-09-10, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1986. PAGE 23. Murphy’s Green Machine from Goderich won the consolation trophy at the second annual Auburn Lions Slo-pitch tournament held on the weekend. Members of the team are: [front row, left to right] John Hruden, Jim Durain, Chip Wilson, Mark Dawson, Leroy Meriam; [back row] Mike Romcken, Terry Meriam, Greg Smith, Ted Ingham, Paul Schaefer, Larry Kelly, Lee Fry, Bill Lewis, Gary Allen and Mark Culbert. Auburn Mites win tournament BY MARIE WEBSTER Congratulations to the Auburn Miteballteamforcapturing the first place standing at their tournamenton August30. They defeated the Blyth Broncos 13-7, Blyth Blue Jays 11-2 and the Londesboro team 16-3. The finai game against the Londesboro Turbos was the most exciting game with a 12-9 finish. The team also placed first in the house league regular schedule with 8 wins. 2 losses and one tie. Trophies were presented to the team members Joshua Foster, Michael Schneider. Christy Brick­ er, Michael Johnston, Jonathon Collins, Wilfred Datema, Marc Bricker. Shane Webster, Shawn Hakkers. BenjiHakkers, Frederick Datema, Scott Arthur, Susan Dobie and Heather Hakkers. Thanks to Glen Webster and Ben Hakkers for their faithful coaching. Auburn news briefs The Walkerburn Club will be held at the home of Kay Lapp on September 30 at 2 p.m. The Women’s Institute will be held at Auburn Community Hall on September 15 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Greg Park will be the speaker. Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Marjorie McDougall will be in charge of meeting and Tina Empey and Betty Archambault on the lunch commit­ tee. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Weston of Toronto visited on the weekend with her mother Mrs. Mary Rollison and brother Murray. Mrs. Marion Sproule and Mrs. Tom Lawlor spent a few days at Tobermory, Parry Sound and Midland district last week. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Young of Don Mills and J. K. Young of Mitchell visited with Ellen John­ ston and Laura Phillips. Audrey Guindon and friend from Hull, Quebec visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor. Mrs. Emmerson Roger held a shower for granddaughter Vicki Roger with aunts and cousins attending last Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Roger spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Helslic of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rened Stalenhef of RR 3, Auburn joyfully announce the birth of their second daughter Pauline Joanna born at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich on August 28, 9 lbs., 11 ozs. /a\ uburn S r ■—3 Mrs. Mildred I X. Mrs. Mildred Lawlor 526-7589 Knox United news The minister Gary Shuttleworth conducted the 11:15 service at Knox United Church. Mrs. Greg Park was pianist. Prayers, Life and work of the church were given. Introduction and Installation of the Church Sunday School teach­ ers took place. The hymn, “Church In The Wildwood ’ ’ was selected for the God speaks through music portion of the ceremony. There was a Time for Children and they went to Sunday School rooms with their leaders. The minister chose for his sermon, “God’s Way’’. Offering was received by Peter Verbeek and Murray Rollison. Service closed with Congregational Benediction. It was announced that Adult Bible Study would be Sunday mornings at 10 p.m. Brussels proposes new fire rates Brussels village council will be proposing new fire rates to Morris and Grey townships following a review of rates. Fire Chief Howard Bernard, Reeve Hank Ten Pas and Council- lorNeil McDonaldhad formed a committee to look at fire rates and councillor McDonald brought a report to council Monday night. In the past Morris township had paid a $1,000 a year standby charge and $200 per hour for fire calls. Grey had paid no standby charge but had paid $300 per hour. The committee proposed that both municipalities be charged a $100 standby fee plus $300 per hour for fire calls. Councillor McDonald said the committee felt that Grey township should be paying more because there are quite a number of houses right at the edge of the village which would depend on Brussels fire depart­ ment for protection even though Grey Township has its own fire department. The proposal will be forwarded to other councils for their consider­ ation. In other fire department busi­ ness, council approved the insulat­ ion of the fire hall at a cost of slightly over $2,000. Kevin Gillis ?KgK ANTENNA, R.R. 2 TV & STEREO Brussels, Ontario V/ &/Sales & Service NOG 1H0 887-6842 > 20-50% OFF all clothing 20% OFF We have a large selection of all equipment TNT Custom and Hogan clubs. Hush Puppy | Golf Shoes f only $29.951 Seaforth Golf j 527-0985 Country Club East of the Van Egmond House Now licenced under L.L.B.O.