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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-02-13, Page 51.41K t$'4 .W Meeting of the and Lorie spent' the weekend services Auburn 1n Women's 90a d Thi thud B ,auburn 5no�vmobile Club was in London with Mr. anndaM Y� InstitbGte donated $554.80. held at the Auburn Com- George Reuger, triunity Memorial hall with • Terry and Wendy. Donald Amongthe outstanding new storm members present. and David attended the expenses windows-$.1 e 6 9 0 Fre d nineteen r The president Allan -Craig muzzle -loading shootLawrence wiring -$463.90, fuel was. in charge and the aeon°nthe panrize was .bill -$568.87 and hydro -$227.88. minutes.. were approved as g • secretary Chuck The annual meeting of the The bank balance c at the end read by the sec Y Community of 9 Kerr. A discussion followed Auburn regardingw grant a rant from the Memorial hall was held at the HiThe story �f Auh ooksre sell;he ,Department of National home of Mrs. Donald Haines, well states Mrs. Celia Taylor, We -sources to organize and Gerald McDowell was curator of the Auburn IODEpicksrovincial chairman for the meeting. Tweedsmuir Vthage Historn establish a P Auburn snowmobile trail. It was Members of the book for the Auburn Women's The regular February decided that the Executive 'recreational to al committee theat-f Institute. Many books have business meeting of February would go to the Wingham halls for ad different usesk for events been sent on request and Sarah Hale chapter' IODE office to enquire about far-up.The request was many letters have been was preceded a ae potluck titulars regarding the grant. coming received telling how much supper• and gift auction to The Club was to contact Vic granted. The Hall Board theyenjoyed the book. The au. annual o to speak planned a danc�h�o forarch following is a letter received celebrate the group's Culbert ofn Mildmay meeting. the auctioneer Bea Snowmobile the Ontario Federation ofe •with music Gloushery from Mrs. C.M. Williams, Cooke elicble .largo sums of Snowmobile Clubs, forma ton James henewwas ap- curator for the Landon Area. from the "blind" f Dear Mrs. Taylor : money members more information pointed she new chairmanmoneys who found they had beforeejoining the Federation. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt,Please accept my thanksfrom president of the Auburn :andpurchased everything Mel Bogie of Goderich,fresh daffodils dish glofro Knox Women's Institute was made Area also London Book in was chaired representing The meeting Presbyterian Church, mcg-ehair man. Other committee for the splendid bytreasurerHelens chaired withaGoderich, presented the Club are Johnos` off .the Hall Boards book "History of Auburn" the absence of regend with land agreement to use are Jewitt, 'h� Hunking, which I received this week. Dorelene Flowers and vice- itandk building on theb Hullett, Joseph What a tribute it is to the - a Flowers Cors and,ie- th�, . Maitland Block as a club reeve Hullett,-Geraldwomen and others on the regentel The minutes of the 1both dehouse. The meet members KennethMcDowell, East Wawanosh,We 4 West committee who contributed to annual read by Bodyyesd to at Seers' Kenneth Scott, J i m its publication. Never will full annual recording meeting were Colleen proceedrop on Saturday and W a w a n o s h , credit be paid for all the work of our Women's Institute in Phillips. then to the Club McPhee,Colborne Township At the annual meeting the house to decide what repairs and James Glousher, village recording a history such as group decides on an amount needed. The of Auburn. Mrs. Do• nau your branch, along with be transferred from Flynn had to disguise himself, he was so embarrassed to be seen refereeing.. Referee H. ight � h makes a dramatic offside the old-timers game last T1�urFsa ae Leafs, eventuality; won the game. call against. the Signal -Star p new slate chaired by Bess Fingland was read and with no further nominations from the floor their recommended new executive took office: past regent, Dorelene Flowers; regent, Jean Adams; first vice regent, Marg. Allen; second vice regent, Janeen Clynick; recording secretary, Lina Cochrane; treasurer, Helen Bartliff; services at home and abroad chairman, Florence • Corrie; sewing, Kelly Ball; education chairman, Bev. Williscraft; "Echoes" secretary, Bess Fingland; citizenship, Madelon Yeats; mem- bership, Marian McCann; standard bearer, Kay Hanley; corresponding secretary, Marian Willson; flower committee, Sybil Geula oe orate le, will be to tom - members were asked to draw Haines was re -app many other people, general funds to their special Palmer; hospitality snowmobile 'crests for the secretary treasurer, and Mrs. remembered for a long time. g Colleen Phillips - It has been placed in the box,.. awards and assistance ac- com- mittee, Janeen club and the best would be In the financiie al statement it all other records. - count and this year settled on relations, used up norresent the Club. along with $350. The account is for publicick; community ser - trip ser- dthiscussed the weekend was shown that $1 rents; Grants was Please express my sincerepurposes. The vices, Helen Davies; discussed and it was received from 2500 East thanks to the Auburn educational - purp h annual reports of committee. telephone committee, Freda 1 • ways and w ire what trails from Hullett-$ Women's Institute. decided to enqu West Sincerely, and sites would be available. next W a w a n o s h- $10 0 and Mrs.C M Williams, Plans were made for theSt. Thomas, Ontario. meeting on February 5 in the Colborne -$100. The water Auburn Community Memorial hall. The meeting letters... com was adjourned and coffee was (continued from page 4) The Centennial Band had ased hours of services'. volunteer Mem- . guests a very served by Maxine and Bill.Winkle"sleep and realize, their appreciate the talents group of young people from bership chairman Marion Seers. use and app Ontario, who arem McCann, who was also The fourth meeting Club the and efforts of all those among London, ab - Auburn Snowmobile theAuburn was us? Enough said about the noted for their generosity and showing submittedamembership ret held in the Com- silent majority (97 percent)• warmth of characterof 41 with ap munity Memorial hall with 26 The evenings en- these gifts were very evident presently present. Jackperformance.e' average e attendance of 24. the memberstertainment was provided for during theire what they w Taylor was present from the our Winter Carnival d tion of C ten chairmen mitted and reflected a busy past year, for example sewing, knitting etc. to the value of $535 donated and 225 were also sub- Schoenha s , Ontario Fe era o • The Clinton en capable Music is their choice of ,_.. \O.F„S.C. It wasadmirably to thehis method altgf0 t t 1 week by They enjoys committee nial Band doing and they did it well. nominating Snowmobile Clubs angave aunder the very capastlkboutf M• s Loismedia for communication, very informativeaa•directorship ois The members voted Legg The, band performed and they couldn't have chosen f joining the Ontario bl 'n all of their ten amore enjoyable form, for although favor o loin admlra Y h ancient Federation o Ontario. pieces and responded also learned that new copies warm applause of the small is always new especially a b of the Motorized Snow but keen audience. Notable when used to ring 1)h h the one given to us by T for People which rs a so 1 should Vehicles Act (Bill 16 are mention should go tote bass such as available from Queen's Park, per- out London". Their section, in the bands p "Sing Toronto. formance of Robert Powers The members discussed "Ghost Story", where the menas, Joe Merriman. Chairman of the Choralaires project, Alice Andrews, reported plans well organized, and tickets were distributed to members to sell so that anyone wishing to be certain of tickets can now purchase them from any IODE member or by calling ticket chairman Colleen Philips at 482-7020. The concert takes place on April 19 at CHSS. DIAIVIOEM CLUB INNERS! Here's a list of the winners since our Diamond message was simply "People organizing more trails to link atmosphere of this piece was their motto. o gettiup ng w with other clubs g enhanced by Jamie Craig's Our young people written permission from all work on the Tuba. There are have been there for the and our north example of Loving i land -owners. A trip up other young musicians ln�'the of enertion for the is planned ori -the weekend of . ._... regular 13 -arid- ..c�rtainly--. worthy- .. -alder.- g February 15 and mention, but for now it is experience of Understanding Seamus O'Doherty, Clinton. I i i iS i i i i i i cook -outs are to be held every suffice to say to all of them, Saturday night at the Club thank you for being ours. House Trudy Machan's crest was chosen to represent the Club. Coffee and Donuts were served: - Ball Mr. and Mrs. Stanley returned last week frIom thea two -week's holiday in Hawaiian Islands. (Hays) Mrs. Marjorie Dunlop of Goderich visited last Saturday with Mrs. Celia Taylor. A surprise farewell party was held for Mr. and Mrs. Everett Taylor who last fall moved to their new home n Blyth, last eveningSaturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Br_in Blyth. About th ,- gb Q -urs firfr'rerds-; enjoyed an evening o—carq'`s� and crokinole. After lunch Harold McClinchey read the address and Gordon Gross presented Mr. and Mrs. Taylor with a gift. Both Everett and Verna thanked everyone for the gift and the evening planned for them. Miss Lorraine Chamney, librarian at the Auburn Library has reported the circulation 1974t the localasc ilibrary follows: Adult books -237; Juvenile33etal of total 270o and a cumulative f 3,966 books. • Mr. Peter McDonald of 'Goderich, formerly of Auburn, has been appointed Regional Supervisor of Inspection for the National Hardwood Lumber A§ppciation and began his will be over inspectorsuary . duties on-Fethroughout 'Ontario and parts of Quebec, and succeeds J.',CarnAdams of Bramp Congratulations Peter on your appointment... He began working for the National Hardwood Association on Iltiy I,1970;. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Cartwright, David, Derrick • r rpt CLUB NO. 1 Miss Janis Westlake ,Mrs. Ppyliss Ryan Mrs. Tom Shackleton Miss Carol Cruickshank Miss Karen Taylor Mrs..Arleta Patterson Mrs. Dorothy biirni'n Miss Sharon Willis Mrs. Do Young Bill Hanly Chris Grafton Mrs. Andy Smith Mrs. S. Thompson Mrs. Elgin Fisher Mrs. Jack Pollock t- Mr. Joe Essex Mr. John Doherty Mrs. Helen. McDaniel Mr. A. Bartolotto WINNIPEG — ST. PAUL INTERNATIONAL — "500" when a "Stock" Scorpion 340 "Whip" beat 370 out of 377 starters i185u�ohg n Deere: '72 Arctic Cats 48 Polarises 15 Ski -Door and 50 other brands to finish in 7th place. .. RAY POTTER 111 SONS Club started. Mrs. E. Craig Mrs. P. McArthur Mr. Mike Tyrovolas Mr. Edwin McMahon Mrs. Janet Gemmill Mr. Steve Little Miss Connie., Howatt Mrs. Margaret Mullen Miss Leslie Williams Mrs. Ann Drennan Mrs. E. Tonks Mrs. Marilyn Bannister Mrs. Polly McKellar Mrs. B. Lapaine.. Mrs. Genevieve Madden Mrs. J. Gottschalk Mrs. B. Tzioumts Mrs. George Turton Mrs. C.D. Williams CLUB N0. 2 Mr. Glen Allen Mrs. Elsie Johnson Miss Pat Wilkin Mrs. Martha Rathburn Mrs. J.M. Simons . Mrs. K. Graf Mrs. Hazel Govier Mrs. Ginger Shortreed Miss Cheryl Kotyk Mrs. Florence Leonard Mrs. "Yvonne Porter Mrs: -Harry. Worsen_. -.- -•ilM•s: R�•-Pattorson.�._.�,.�,.- Miss Jeannette Johnston Mrs. Yvonne Kerr Mrs. A. Vint . Mrs. Mary Wray Mrs. Joyce. Marshall Audrey Brindley Glenda Tippert Mrs. Barbara Pollock Miss Pat Willert Miss Jan Green Mrs. Joan Dierolf Mrs. Tom Shackleton Mrs. Muriel Morgan Mrs. Allison Dowds K,aren Taylor`— V.ern.a..,1S+ Mrs. Jean Tofflemire Mr. M.R. Geisel Mr. V. Bird Mrs. Mary Johnston Miss Debbie Hamilton Mrs. Sandra Mallough Joanne Goddard John Doherty Sheila Whitehead Joan Dierolf Norah Hugill Mrs. Bill Andrews Mrs. Robert Stothers Mrs. Ilene Sillib Miss Kim Wilkinson Miss Karen Taylor Mrs. Bill Dean CLUB N 0. 3 Mr. Mike Tyrovolas Mr. Ed Giesbrecht Mr. L.B. Graham Mrs. Elizabeth O'Hara Miss Nancy Fisher Mrs. Elaine Brown Miss Wendy Fisher Mrs. Sherilyn Glazier Mrs. D. Steep Mrs. Susan Arbour Mr. Joe Essex 0. 4 Mrs. Ila Williams Miss Karen Webster CLUB N Brenda McClinchey Glenn AIIin Mrs. Fran Brady THIS WEEK'S WINNERS CLUB NO. 2 CLUB NO. 3 CLUB NO. 4 BILL HANOI' MRS. DAVE WHITE MRS.'KAY GRAI Our next club.is forming now YOU too could- win if you join! 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