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from the minutes
involving Littte League
aseball Crests, WS -
Seers stated that she
elf there had been a lack of
OMMUnication within the
baSeball. committee. Mrs.
• James Schneider stated that
• she had been quoted in-
correctly in regard to the
baseball fees.
It was not her feeling that
Ala per Player for the Little
League players was too high,
but that the older players
should be charged a higher
fee.
Mrs. Slater replied that the
baseball fee had been set at
the organization meeting for
NAL this ,seuon whichwas at- frorn
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Schneider was ad-
vised to be present at next
year's openzng baseball
ting
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changesed to the fee as
she saw fit.
Sandy Andrews did not
agree that the older players
were harder on the equip-
ment than the Little League
players. Ile told, the meeting
that one of the batting
helmets had been ruined by
the Little League. Fred
Lawrence reported some
baseballs missing that had
been loaned to the United
Church for their picnic.
Mrs. Larry Johnston
suggested that the
organization borrowing
equipment. from the
Recreation Committee should
be held responsible for its
return.
Sandy Andrews asked the
secretary to read the letter
regarding the baseball grant
Sharon Colciough; RR 1, Clinton; a member of the
Seaforth 4-0 Silver Spurs won the C.S. McNaughton
Trophy for having the highest number of points on the
“Basis of Awards" for 4-0 Club work in 1976. Sharon was
given her award at the4-41 Achievement Night held at
CHSS last Friday. (Photo by Wilma Oke).
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Baseball season Was aiinot sbowed receiPta014187.26 and
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Letter4 of appreciation leaving a balance of 536.18.
were received from Mr. and This did Mt include basebal
Mrs, TiteMaS Iobnston, MISS ognitirnent totalling 1521.
Laura Phillips and Mrand which was purchased as
Mrs, Oliver Anderson for the follows;
efforts of the Recreation Balls. 2 doz., $19,25; 13 bats•
-Committee in organizing the 8108.88; 8 helmets, $101.40; 3
Hallowe'en party for the masks t 528.25, 5 belly pads,
children of the village111.35; 1 line marker $42 00.
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Treasurer. Nip. Robert spikes and straps; 55.50; 3
Slater presented•the financial indicators, 54.95; 3 bases,
statement which is included 834-00; score books, $8.25;
at the end of this report. and Sales tax, $34.12.
The election of officers tOok
place and James Towe was HaRTIcuritmEsociETY
named chairman again. The The Auburn Horticultural
position of secretary- Society met last week in the
treasurer is veznt at pretS Altburn Community
time. Equipm t chairman is Memorial Hall with the
Fred Lawrence; Grounds president Mrs. Kenneth Scott
committee, Murray Nesbit; inellerge-
S oc ia I committee, Mrs. The minutes of the previous
Sandy Andrews, with meeting were accepted as
assistants, Mrs. Fred read by Mrs. Frances Clark
Lawrence, Mrs. William In the absence of the
Seers; Fund raising, secretary Mrs. Beth Lansing,
Chairman, James Towe, with Mrs. Clark read the
assistants, Linda Hakkers, correspondence and business
Mrs. Gordon Powell; ac- was discussed. Brent
tivities committee, requires a • Andrews sang two solos
chairman and two assistants. accompanying himself on the
There was' much interest in guitar -
forming a badminton club or The financial statement
the winter months. was given by Mrs. Eleanor
Registration is Sunday, Bradnock and she called the
November 7, 2 to 4 p.m. at the roll when premium bulbs
Auburn C om mun i t y were given out.
Memorial Hall. Vickie Powell Lucky -door ,prizes went to
and Frank Slater volunteered Mrs. Robert Turner and Mrs.
to put up posters in this Thomas Jardin.
regard. Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Adult assistance is required Haines showed pictures of
to supervise during the their California trip andMra.
badminton. Anyone wishing Robert Slater thanked them.
to take his or her turn should Mrs. Dorothy Grange took
contact James Towe, 526- charge of the meeting and
7704. Mr. Towe would also
like to hear from anyone
willing to take the position of
secretary -treasurer or -to act
on the Activities Committee.
Total donations for the
Auburn Hallowe'en Party
amounted to 5312; expenses
„ were 5283.10.
The financial statement
showed receipts of 51,698.56
and expenditures of 51,139.52,
leaving a bank balance of
5558.87.
Following the financial
statement, the amount of
$250.00 paid to the Hall Board
for the first six months was
questioned. The treasurer
stated that had the Com-
mittee paid the hall rent at
the rate of 58.00 per evening,
it would have cost them
approximately 5100.00 more.
The amount of $521.87, for
baseball equipment, was also
questioned. Fred Lawrence,
the equipment committee
chairman, replied that since
the baseball equipment
promised through Wintario
had not arrived in time, it had
been necessary to purchase a
set of bases plus enough
thanked everyone who had
taken part.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Dorothy Grange, Mrs.
William L. Craig, Mrs. Russel
Brindley, Mrs. JointDurnin
and Mrs. Ernest Durnin.
It was announced that the
annual Runny Night will be
held on Friday, November 26.
SOCIAL NEWS •
Mrs. Luella Phillips, Mrs.
Fred Phillips and her mother
from Mitchell and Mrs.
Frank Robinson of Toronto
visited one day last week with
Mr. William J. Craig. "
We are pleased to report
that Mrs. Bell Allen has been
able to return to her home
after a couple of weeks as a
patient in Clinton Public
Hospital.
Mr. and -Mrs. J. A. Brodie of
Toronto -spent a few days last
week with their cousin, Mrs.
Kenneth Scott, Mr. Scott and
Eric Scott.
VARIETY NIGHT
The Auburn Community
Memorial Hall was filled to
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Mama Franicen at the 4:H Achievement Night held last Friday at CILSS. (Photo by Wilma
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• Mrs. Maggie Campbell,
Vice Grand of Amber
Rebekah Lodge presided at
the regular meeting on
Wednesday evening in the
absence of the Noble Grand,
Mrs. Dorothy Parker,
assisted by Mrs. Aldeen
Volland, R.S.V.G.
Mrs. Ruby Bell R.S.N.G.
reported for the finance
committee. Mrs. Isobel
Rogerson presided at the
piano in the absence of Mrs.
Evelyn Mac Beath. The
charter will be draped in
memory of the late Caroline
Cutler, Past' Assembly
President.
A donation was voted for
-the I.O.O.F. Home at Barrie
for the Christmas party. Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor, Jr.
P.N.G. volunteered to send
items to the Tabloid.
Following the meeting
members enjoyed' euchre
bingo in the lower hall.
Legion Auxiliary
meets
• The Ladieis' Legion
Auxiliary met •on Tuesday
evening for their November
melting with the president
Mrs. Beatrice Uyl presiding.
The ladies are catering to
the Legion men's Remem-
brance Day supper on
November 12th. There will be
an exchange of Christmas
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gifts at the December
meeting, and Mrs. Iva Reid
reported on the sports ac-
tivities.
Mrs. Mona Campbell won
the mystery prize; Mrs.
Beatrice Uyl wqj the at-
tendance ,:prizet.. and Mrs
WandaMcClinchey won the -
guessing prize. The "money
doll" draw will be held this
year and tickets are available
from members. The draw will
be on December 24th.
NOTICE
Ratepayers of The Town
of Clinton are reminded
that the fourth in•
statment of 1976 Taxes
are due and payable by
Nov. 15, 194.
C. Proctor
. Clerk
Town of Clinton
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