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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-03-20, Page 6� I {may ,K( ■p+ . ;R;S1 AY, MARCU 2O 1' 7 RESIDENT WRITES The following is a note from Ed Davies, a resident of Auburn, now holidaying for the Winter in Florida: " l'm Proud of Auburn, a village where yell can depend on your neighbours and friends. Auburn is a small village iwithh abou'� 200 people. It gateway for tourists, located twelve miles from Goderich, a summer resort on Lake Huron. You can take your vacation right here. Auburn is located on the Maitland River. "You can go boating for pleasure, go fishing for rainbow trout or pike - go hunting for deer in season. Whether you come for a visit or to live here you will never forget a friend is more precious than money or possessions. Without a village like Auburn, life would be like a garden without a rose." EUCHRE WINNERS Winners at the euchre party were: high lady, Mrs. Myrtle Munro; low lady, Mrs. Maitland Allen; high man, Ted Mills; low man, Orval McPhee ; novelty prize, Jack Hallam. Enwright of Goderich in, forming the group of coming events. .Mrs. Frances Clark showed interesting slides of her trip to the Yukon and Alaska and gave an informative commentary'on the pictures. Offering was teceived by the treasurer, Mrs. Frances Clark and dedicated with prayer by Miss. Minnie Wagner. Lunch was Clark. WINS The Auburn Woman's Missionary Society held its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Frances Clark. President Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson gave rC the Call to Worship. of The devotional period was in reported that Bill- the1. It C was . Scott efkLindsay and Mr. and the charge of Miss Minnie learn from this Wagner. Meditation was based looking for a Director ould have Mrs. Keith Scott of are pleased to report that ndon. on Spring and Easter. Roll call. area. This direct answered by a Bible verse to travel to various meetings Mrs. Broughton from able to was throughout Ontario. . return containing the word God. Keith Rodger, Terry Ruston Public Hospital. The minutes of the previous tin were accepted as read and Charles Kerr a rerto look to Campbell r. and of Mrs. Hward visited meeting by the secretary, Miss Minnie after obtainingrecentlywith Mrs. Elsie Scott. Wagner. An invitation was represent the Club. Daer returnedo received o the United Church Bill Seers presented 28 letters Mrs. Roy Women;s Easter Thankof- from children of the e Clinton patient e last tip week k after Public o Public School who p Tering meeting on March 23 at 8 weekend p.m. with Mrs. Bert Alton of at the club house thanking him Hospital following obg son of in January, Luckett as guest speaker. for the facilities made Goderich visited last Sunday A letter was read from the President Mrs. A. available by the Snowmobile with Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. Presbyterial served by Mrs. SOCIAL NEWS Wilfred Plunkett returned home last week after being a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Taylor of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Rodger and Kathy of Goderich visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Rodger. SNOWMOBILE CLUB The fifth meeting of the Auburn Snowmobile Club was held in the Auburn Community Memorial hall with 16 members present. It was reported that the Club House had been painted by Gordon Powell and that the painting had brightened it up considerably. Ever one present received The Snowmobile Club plan:, a Winter Fun day to be held next weekend at the Club house. > It will ponsist of a brunch, sp s and games for the children. .Everyone is welcome to attend. Proceeds are for the Snowmobile Club. SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Clive Allen of Clinton and Mr. • and Mrs. George Vanderburgh of Goderich visited last Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton visited on the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray LaVigne at Windsor. Mrs. Hamilton remained as her father is a patient in a Windsor hospital. Mrs. Marie Beattie of Varna and her son Mr. George Beattie of Toronto visited last Saturday with Miss Laura Philips and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John- ston. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson visited last Sunday with their son Keith at Newmarket. Mrs. Robinson and daughters are at " present holidaying in Florida with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Elliott r_......__ is d a The new, mutt.' u, .w�► gi L.utly enlarged facilities of Ray Potter and Sons will be.open for public viewing this Friday, and in the evening, Ray is staging a dance, free of charge, in the large service bays. (News -Record photo) foster chip.cors Sorority son p The Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting at the home of Marie Middleton with 17 members present on March 11. The opening ritual was repeated followed by the secretary's, treasurer's, corresponding secretary's and vice president's report. The ways and means chairman, Gayle Wise, had all the pay as pull tickets for the draw and Ann Adams, the Y membership cardst on the of with her parents, Mr.and Mrs. the weekend Ontario Feder Gordon Miller. Snowmobile Clubs. • Allan Craig read the O.F.S.C. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. lease which gave detailed Kenneth Scott and E r c over airy farmers still face a tough year, it was dairy Despite a $1.16 per hundredweight increase, last week in revealed at the annual meeting of the Huron County Milk riorMilk Marked g Board Clinton. nd George Ken McKinnon, left, regional board member of the Ont the five re-elected McLaughlin OFordyce Clarke of Colborne, Ronald Lee of OMB chairman, directors, Hough of Tuckersmith, RayCox of Goderich Twp., and Grey, Melvin Knox of Hullett. (News -Record photo) THIS WEEK'S •♦• FEATURE, .SHAG HOME B BUILDING CENTRE president, was asked to make the draw. The lucky ticket holder was a 13 -year-old from Bayfield, Nancy Taylor, for the $50 cash voucher. The social chairman, Brenda Rutledge, gave a report on our very successful St. Patrick's Dance held on March 8 and thanked everyone for their help. The service chairman, Marilyn Hoy, brought several Kippen Il, 4-H Rev. Stephens speaking and The first meeting of Kippen II showing slides. 4 - at the me To mark the 50th Anniver- o f Mrs.Jack Bell whereClubwas heldo ofthe sry of Church Union, a quilt election of officers took place: will.be made. president, Sue Anne Finlayson; Mrs. Harold Jones took the vice-president, Mary Jane worship from Luke 24 verses 1 - McGregor; press reporter, 12, Easter and the WoGoop Vicki Bell ; secretary, floating. closed with a poem The"second meeting was held News". at the home of Mrs. Laird Mrs. Edison McLean gave Finlayson, when the type of the topic frond the Study Packet clothes that suit your figure on "Missions". She read an was discussed: interesting version of "Six gifts The third meeting was held at to make your children strong" the home of Mrs. Jack -fell by-RuthStafford-F'ea-le which when the discussion centred was followed by a quiz. around different ways .to co- The usual reports were ordinate your wardrobe. presented and rs. esy remark d Meeting 4 was held at the Cooper gave court home the Mrs. Laird Finlayson The hostesses were Mrs. and the topic was laying Wright.on a The Iland meeting crs. lercy osed pattern, cutting and lay on a g witlunch. •' blouse. • Kippen II chose for their name the "Needlebobbers'. Kippen UCW 4ects. It was sfor service e movedandadopted that they continue for another year to sponsor a foster child in Kenya. It was also mentioned that Clinton was going to have a Centennial store and that help was needed Friday night and Saturday. The sorority felt that they would be able to help.. An exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was discussed by the members eligible for the chapter and decided that they would wait one additional year before forming a new chapter. The next meeting March 25 will be election of officers for 75-76. Following the closing of the meeting, the social committee held a penny auction with things brought from home. A lovely lunch was served and a social time was enjoyed by all. The UCW of St, Andrews Personals Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ackson have returned from a holiday in the south. Church, Kippen, met March 11 ti' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lovell with 19 ladies present: the are holidaying in Hawaii. president, Mrs. David Turner Mr, David Lovell joined the opened the meeting with a spring tour to Spain. hymn and a reading "Easter ti1Mrs. Eseek hour Moffat is on a ree Eggs". Correspondence included a Mrs. Jack Cooper has thank -you from Mrs. Lavery at returned from undergoing tests the Queensway Nursing Home in St. Josephs.Hospital London. for the weekly get-togethers Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride with the residents and an in- are spendingthe spring break vitation from the Arnold Circle with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pine, for March 18 at 8:15 p.m. Sault Ste. Marie. Replying to a letter from Mr. Elzar Mousseau, who has Clinton -Hospital, it was decided been in-SeafOrth Hospital since to donate $lft.'' It was also January, has returned home. Mr. Jamie Caldwell is touring Paris during the spring break. Florida visitors for the spring break are Mr."and Mrs. Jack Bell and family, and Mrs. Laird Finlayson and family. Miss Linda Bell is spending the spring break in Paris. 25 PERCENT FACEWEIGHT RUBBER BACKED decided to have a smorgasbord supper on October 22 instead of the Strawberry supper and to have a Bake Sale and Tea on May 31. 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