HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-04-28, Page 16PAGE 16—CLINTON NEWS-RlICORD.THURSDAY, APRIL 28.]8?7
NFvwLIONS CLUB
IN AUBURN
The growing expansion of
world Lionism continued
when another new Lions Club
in this area joined the more
than 30,000 clubs now in
existence throughout the
world.
On AprU Oth at the Auburn
Community Memorial Hall
the Auburn and District Lions
Club was formed when 12
enthusiastic citizens decided
there was a need in their
community for aservice club.
Th,e newly elected officers
are: President Fred
Lmwrence; secretary Bob
Ketchabaw: and treasurer
James E. Schneider. They
were installed by A9
Governor Lloyd Stewart from
Mount Forost, assisted by
Deputy Governor Ted
Heimpel from Mitchell, and
Extension Chairman Stewart
MacKinnon from Wiarton.
The new club will be
grouped in a zone made up of
clubs from B\yth, 8russe\u,
VVing6um` Howick and
Palmerston. The Auburn and
District Lions Club will be the
37th club in District A9, which
extends from Goderich to
Ferndale -Lion's Head, and
from Meaford to Lake Huron.
Lion Charlie Shaw of Blyth
Liono, the sponsoring club,
was appointed the Guiding
Lion, and will assist the new
club in its first year of
operation.
At the next meeting on
April z' the complete list of
officers will be elected and
the time and place of the
regular meetings selected. A
date will also be chosen for
the Charter Night
Celebration.
treasurers. A letter was read
from, Mrs. Eleanor
VVhitchord, Ontario Hor-
ticultural Society president.
The financial statement came
from Mr. B.E.88arWe. An In.
Memoriam service for the
late Mrs. Eleanor Trelfordof'
Tara was held.
A highlight of the afternoon
was the presentation by Mrs
Klie of a:Horticulture Service
Certificate to Mr. •Roy
Bennett of Winghaln in
recognition of his work in the
District and the Wingham
Society. Mr: Bennett thanked
Mrs. Klie for the honour
bestowecl upon him.
Mrs. Klie showed the prize
winning slides that had been
cntered into competition.
The guest speaker of the
afternoon was Mrs. Rick
Gilbank of Hanover who
spoke on the drying of garden
flowers, wild flowers and
weeds. She had attractive
arrangements and bouquets
which she had done at her
country home near Hanover.
Pressed flowers were made
into attractive pictures and
also fiowers treated in special
ways. She also answered
many questions about her
display. Mrs. K\ie thanked
Jackie and presented her
with a gift. The 1978 meeting
will he hcld at Wingham.
The election of officers took
place and are as follows:
Director, Mrs. Russel Bray,
Lion's Head: assistant
directors, Roy Bennett,
vvinQhono; Mrs. Ruby Lob -
ban, Owen Sound; directors
at large, Mrs. Helen rk U
Teesvater; Mrs. Enmnor
8rudnnck, Auburn; Mrs.
Effie Stephenson, Seaford`;
secretary, Mrs. I.E. &8orrey,
vYinghum; treasurer, Gordon
Bo^uer, Wingham: auditors,
Ed Fie\ding, Mrs. Roy
Bennett.
Mrs. Audrey Clinton of
Hanover thanked the Auburn
Society for their dinner and
hosting of the 1016 District 8.
Special thanks was extended
to the decorating committee
composed of Mrs. Robert
Slater, Mrs. Frances C|ork,
Mrs. Robert Arthur and Mrs.
Thomas Lawlor.
Door prizes were donated
by Bobin^on'sGoncru\ ytore,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson,
Trommer's Bordware, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer �Tromrner.
Auburn Variety & Groceteria,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McCauley, The Friendly
Village Gift Shop, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Slater, Seers
restaurant .& Body Shop, Mr.
and Mrs. William Seers,
Arthur's Furniture Store, Mr.
HORTICULTURAL
MEETING
Auburn Horticultural
Society hosted for the first
time the annual meeting of
District 8 of the Ontario
Horticultural Society last
Saturday in the Community
Memorial Hall. The delegates
were welcomed by Mrs.
Dorothy Grange, president of
the Auburn Society and the
registration was in charge of
Mrs. Thomas Buggiu, Mrs.
Russel 8rind\oy, Mrs. Robert
Turner and Mrs. Robert
Arthur.
The hail was tastefully.
decorated • with pots of
hanging f\o*ero, and in the
windows -and on the stage a
garden setting' with white
wrought iron yurniture, bird
bath, driftwood and sprin,g
flowers. The tables were
decorated with arrangements
of skring Mnwursu\so.
Eighty-eight delegates and
members were present from
Lion's Head to Seaforth along
with visiting directors, Mrs.
Pauline Richards of District
10, Mrs. Doris Scott of
District 16 and Harvey Gerrie
of District 7. The dinner was
served at 12 noon by the
-Auburn Women's Institute.
Mrs. William Klie the
Hanover society president
was inch rge and opened the
meeting by the singing of 0
Canada with Mrs. Donald
Haines as pianist. Grace was
pronounced by the Rev. Earl
Sc Jean. The head table
guests were introduced by
Mts. Klie. They were Mr. and
Mrs. Earl St. Jean, Mr, and
Mrs. Ross Andrews, Mrs.
Dorothy Grange, Mrs. Rus.sel
Bray, Mrs. Pauline Richards,
Mrs. Doris Scutt, Harvey
Gerrie, and Mrs. Rick
Gilbank. Welcome to Auburn
and greetings were brought
by Mr. Ross Andrews from
th2 Village Trustee Board.
Mrs. Dorothy Grange spoke
on behalf of the Auburn
Society welcoming all
delegates.
The president, Mrs.WilliamKlie'epoke of her
work duringthe past yar and
also of her ten years in
District 8 work. Mrs. Klie
discussed the new financial
reports for the Societies and
explained them to the
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and Mrs. W.K. Whetstone,
hebort`s,]Budy Shop, Mr. and
Mrs. George Hebert, Auburn
Fuels, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
A,/hur, Craig's Sawmill, Mr.
and Mrs. William L. Craig,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cruig,
Mrs, William Klie, Susan's
Hairstyling, Mrs. Gordon
Hteggitt, and the Clinton
Rinin+ Gardeners. Mrs.
Konhoth Scott was in charge
of the door priths.
Winners ofthe prizes were:
Mrs. Beth ° Lansing, Mrs.
George 88iUiom, Mrs. Ed
Duvioo, Janet Fielding, Merle
Wilson, Audrey McDonald,
Mrs. James Towe, Mrs. l
Morrey, Helen ArkeU, Donna
Powell, Duby'CowuU. Isabel
Scott, Audrey Clinton, Jackie
Gi|bunk, Maria Bobo,t, Moe
Osborne and Pauline
nichunds.
After the meeting was
od]uurned, coffee and cookies
were served by the Auburn
Society.
The Auburn Society is very
grateful to the Auburn store-
keepers and business people
who donated gifts so
generously for this special
SOC\mcNFm/8
Funeral services were held
recently in Hamilton for the
late William Len`p, a former
resident of this *Community.
He was the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. John Lemp, a
funeral director of this
village. His wife is the former
Mamie Wagner ofAuburn.
Mrs. Bonnie Armour and
daughter Julie of Waterloo
spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Jardin and grandmother,
Mrs. Elva Straughan.
Word was received here of
the death of Mrs. Fred
Schoell of Detroit. She Was
the former Mary Robinson.
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. ArChie Robinson of
Hullett Township.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Robertson of Meaford visited
last Tuesday with her
mother, Mra. Elva
Stroughon, her sister Mrs.
Thomas Jardin and Mr.
Jardin on their way home
after being in Honolulu for a
two week vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Haggitt and family of Zurich
visited on Sunday with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt.
The Maitland ,River was
lined with people Sunday
morning to watch the canoe
race start at the Auburn park.
It was a very picturesque
sight when the various
coloured canoes made their
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This pair of canoeists hardly got started when their -canoe upset at Auburn in the Kin-
smen's first annual canoe race down the Maitland River. With alittle encouragement
from the crowd, the fellows emptied their canoe and 000tuoue6nuthe 14-mUe course.
(��w^'R000rdphuto)
Last start.
Miss Carolyn Clark of
Goderich visited on Sunday
with Miss Laura Phillips and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston.
WINNERS OF
EUCHRE PARTY
Prize winners at the weekly
euchre party held in the
Auburn Com munity
Memorial hall on April 19th
were as follows: Novelty,
Mrs. Elma McFarlane:. high
lady. Mrs. James Glousher:
low lady, Mrs. Roy Duer;
high man, Ben Hamulton: low
man, David Cartwright. Four
tables were in play.
!MISSING BOOKS
The Auburn Librarian is
still searching for the
following books and hopes
they will corne in by May 7th:
Trust Me In All, All Made of
Wishes, Dear Lonely Heart, 1
Am Desperate, Bluevale, and
Corning Through the Rye.
SOCIAL NEWS
We are pleased to report
that Mr. Arnold Craig is horne
'after several weeks a patient
in Wingham hospital.
. Members from here at-
tending the April meeting of
the Huron' County Historical
Society were Mrs. Frances
C\ank, Mrs. • Beth 'Lansing.
Mrs. Myrtle Munrn, Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt.. Mrs.
Dorothy Grange, Mrs. Frank
Ru>d`hy and Mrs. Boonor.
'Brudnuck. .
Everyone is invited-
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attend the Open Ma3Yn,eefing.
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of the Auburn Horticultural
Society onMay 3rd /in the
Community Memoria\hu\l'ut
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w p.m. Mr. Stewart B
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,on organic "gardening
and there is to be a sale of
hu\hy, plants and slips.
Congratulations to Mr, an -d
Mrs. Elmer KelIer of Dublin
on
the occasion of their 50th
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wedding anniversary. A
family dinner was held on
Sunday evening at the
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The annual moobriA of the
Auburn Women's Institute
was held in the Community
Memorial Hall at 12:30 p.m.
when a smorgasbord dinner
was served by Mrs. Thomas
8ugAiu, Mrs. Arnold Craig
and Mrs. Donald Cartwright.
The tables were at-
tractively .dccnrutod with
arrangements of spring
flowers. The meeting was
opened with the 'Ode, Mary
Stcwart Collect and 0 Canada
with Mrs. Catherine Jackson
at the piano.
The guest of the afternoon
was Mrs. Ivan Wightman, of
Bu|gnuvu, the president of
Huron West District of W.I.
She brought greetings from
the district and reviewed the
aims and objectives' of the
Women's Institute work on
the occasion of the 80th an-
niversary of. this world-wide
organization. She closed her
message by quoting The
Little Red Hen (Socialism).
Mrs. Donald Haines thanked
Mrs. Wightman and on behalf
of thc Mcmhers presented her
with ugift.
The minutes of the March
mecting and the ,eportorthc
years activities were read by
the secretary ,
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