HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-11-15, Page 17PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1989.
Auburn Township holds public meeting
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Horticulture Soc.
A public meeting will be held by
Hullett township council in Auburn
Monday night to discuss the Com
munity Improvement Plan for the
village.
sets up Nativity Scene
The Horticulture Society meeting
was held in the Community Hall
November 8. Mrs. M. Bean presid
ed.
There is to be a meeting in the
Auburn Hall on November 29 to
review the Community Improve
ment Plan for Auburn under the
PRIDE Program. Maurice Bean
was appointed to attend from the
Horticulture Society.
Dorothy Grange reported on a
District 8 directors meeting held in
Hanover and discussed many mat
ters brought out such as the
promotion of new societies in areas
not represented. She also mention
ed the enthusiasm shown by the
Walkerton society in planning the
District Eight Annual in April. The
workshop “Seeds for Success” to
be held in Walkerton, November 20
was discussed and Maureen Bean,
Dorothy Grange and Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott Lapp were suggested as
representation from Auburn. The
setting up of the Nativity Scene in
Manchester Gardens was planned
and Maurice Bean and Don Cart
wright and John Davies are to look
after that.
Ethel Ball showed pictures taken
on a trip to Cuba and with historical
data made it a learning experience
as to the way of life there. Ruth
Jardin then gave a talk on the
different materials she had used in
her display and where she had
found them etc. Her enthusiasm
was most inspiring. She also con
ducted a very moving Remem
brance Day program. Lunch was
served by the committee in charge
and a social time enjoyed by all.
The meeting follows the passing
of a by-law at the Oct. 17 meeting
of Hullett council to designate the
Hullett portion of the police village
as a Community Improvement Pro
ject Area. The designation is
necessary for the use of PRIDE
grant money in the village.
The meeting will be held Nov. 20
at 8 p.m. at the Auburn Community
Memorial Hall.
In other business at that October
meeting, Hullett council agreed to
set up a reserve fund for the rest of
the money that was to have been
; given to the Blyth and District Fire
■ Area Board for operating expenses
this year. Since the money is not
required, the fire department ask
ed that the money be set aside in a
reserve for the future purchase of
needed equipment.
A by-law to authorize a franchise
agreement between the township
and Union Gas Limited was ap
proved.
Club holds Halloween meeting
A masquerade party was held at
the home of Betsy Verwey for the
Walkerburn Club. The masquera
ders Betty Archambault, Vera Pen-
found. and Kay Lapp were presen
ted with gifts.
An enjoyable reading “Hallo
ween” by Betty Archambault open
ed the business. It was decided to
have the November meeting on
November 27 at 1:30 p.m. Phyllis
Mitchell of Walton will demon
strate the making of plastic window
catchers. Shirley Archambault of
fered her home for that meeting.
The secretary’s report was read
and the treasurer’s report were
given. The roll call was a special
Halloween event. The draw was
won by the guest Beryl Davies of
Auburn. Mitts or crayons and
books for the Children’s Aid will be
the next roll call.
Martha Daer gave an entertain
ing reading “Whoo, Whoo, Whoo”
and Isabel Moore had an amusing
German tale. A miscellaneous auc
tion sale was held with Betsey
Verwey as capable auctioneer. A
Halloween dessert pumpkin pie
and whipped cream was served by
Vera Penfound, Shirley Archam
bault and the hostess and the
enjoyable evening ended.
WMS meditates
5 tables in play on Christ’s temptations
Larry's
at Auburn euchre
There were five tables in play at
the euchre party held at the Com
munity Hall on Tuesday, November
7.
Winners were: high lady, Doro
thy Grange; low lady, Carol Daer;
high man, Carmen Brindley; low
man, Jane Giousher (playing as a
man); lucky chair, Murray Rollin-
son.
Euchre parties are held every
Tuesday evening at 8 p.m.
The November meeting of the
Presbyterian Women’s Missionary
Society was held at the home of
Erma Cartwright.
Blyth Pee Wees trounce
The Call to Worship was given
by the president Martha Daer. She
welcomed all to the meeting. The
devotional period was given by
Martha. The scripture portion was
taken from Exodus, the 17th chap
ter, verses 1 - 7, also from St.
Matthew the fourth chapter, verses
1-17 which was read alternately.
The meditation was on the Fasting
and Temptations of Jesus Forty
Days in the Wilderness. It conclud
ed with prayer. The study was in
charge of Erma Cartwright and was
entitled “Why didn’t you tell me.”
The Christmas meeting will be at
the home of Frances Clark. The
meeting ended with all repeating
the Mizpah Benediction.
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Zurich team 11-2
BY RUSTY BLADES and
The Blyth Pee Wee pucksters
travelled to Zurich on November 6
and completely dominated the
home team in an 11-2 victory. Once
again the twosome of Mike Brom
ley and Jerrod Button led the
offensive assault.
Bromley was outstanding as he
fired four goals past the weary
Zurich goalies while also assisting
on four more goals. Jerrod Button
notched two goals but made a
bigger contribution as he set up
five goals. Their linemate, Mike
Johnston, kept pace as he buried
two pucks deep into the net. Single
tallies went to Christopher How-
son, Brian McNichol and Marc
Bricker. Ryan Chamney and Brian
McNichol picked up single assists
as Blyth skated home with this 11-2
win.
The team travelled to Seaforth
last Saturday where they kept their
winning streak alive as they edged
the Seaforth B team 5-2. The game
was a great advertisement for slow
moving vehicle signs as the play
bogged down to a crawl on many
occasions.
Brian McNichol and Ryan Cham
ney assisted on the first goal of the
game as Christopher Howson nud
ged the puck across the goal line
after Ryan’s shot hit the post.
Seaforth responded with a goal of
their own ten seconds later before
Mike Bromley scored his first of the
game to restore Blyth’s lead. Mike
took Henry Bos’ lead pass
deftly deked the goalie to the ice
before slipping the puck by him.
Seaforth tied the game again but
Blyth recorded the eventual winner
before the first period expired.
Mike Johnston passed to Jerrod
Button whose shot missed the net
but Mike Bromley pounced on the
rebound at the edge of the crease
and banked the puck off the goalie
and into the net. The teams skated
through a scoreless second period
before Blyth iced the win with two
quick strikes midway through the
third.
Mike Bromley and Jerrod Button
played a two-on-one perfectly as
Jerrod deposited Mike’s pass be
hind the Seaforth puck stopper.
Thirteen seconds later Mike Brom
ley completed his hat-trick, with
asissts to Jerrod Buton and Henry
Bos, as he was parked at the edge
of the crease and poked in the
rebound.
This 5-2 win certainly wasn’t a
masterpiece but the Pee Wees have
a chance to fine tune their game
this week as they have three games
scheduled.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: Form
er player Bob Plager of the St.
Louis Blues, talking about Chicago
Blackhawks general manager Bob
Pulford: “A bar in Chicago asked
Pulford to leave so they could start
happy hour.”
W7 roll call
tea towel for hall YOU'LL CLEANThe regular meeting of the
Women’s Institute will be held on
Tuesday, November 21 at 2 p.m.
The roll call is “Bring a tea towel
for the hall.”
Auburn 4H
achievements
honoured
Achievement Night for the 4H
clubs will be held at the Auburn
Community Hall on Monday,
December 4 at 7 p.m. for the three
clubs. This will be very informative
to the General Public.
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