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Clinton News-Record, 1978-05-11, Page 9Auburn girls receive special ale -H a Congratulations to Vickie Rodger on receiving her County Honors and Sherry Verbeek on receiving her Provincial Honors in their 4-11 work in Auburn. I with their leaders Mrs. Donald Cart- wright artwright and Mrs. John Hildebrand_ Mrs. Sheron Stadelmann of RR 2. Blyth, also a member of Auburn I, received her certificate and this completes 24 projects. The Achievement Day was held in Blyth last Saturday for the project. Focus on Living. BIRTHDAY COMMITTEE Don't forget, the planning meeting for Auburn's 125th ®birthday party next year (1979) is to be held on May 24 in the Community Memorial Hall at 8 p.m. It is hoped that all conveners and their members will 'be present to submit their plans. If this event is to be a success, it takes everyone working together to make this an event to be remembered_ LIONS CLUB Lion Fred Lawrence was in charge of the hi -weekly Lions Club meeting held in the Community Memorial Hall last Wednesday evening_ The dinner was served by the Women's Institute_ The secretary, Lion B Worsell, read the minutes of the last meeting and the Director's meeting. The financial statement was given by the treasurer, Lion James Schneider_ A donation was sent to the Blyth Figure Skating Club_ Lions Randy Mat-han and Stephen Campbell are taking over the bulletin editor duties. The Fund Raising Com- mittee reported that several projects are about to get underway. The Lions Club have decided to build new bleachers for the ball diamond_ An auction sale is to Gulden Radars to see Doon The Clinton Golden Radar Senior citizens' Club met in the town hall for their regular meeting Wed. evening, May 3, with president Mary Grigg in charge_ , After opening exercises and reading of secretary's and treasurer's reports, Alice Lawson reported for "flowers and cards". She had sent a carnation to Amber Popp. Edith Pickard and Mrs. Nivens, all in hospital and a sympathy card to Agnes Carbert after the sudden death of her husband_ The roll call was answered by 48 members; Mary Robertson joined as a new member; three visitors also were present John Deeves was appointed as delegate to represent the club at the U.S.C_O_ Con- vention in Kingston Aug. 14- 16_ A letter and brochure was read from the Blyth Summer Festival with information concerning prices, dates, names of plays and other entertainment being presented from July 7 to Sept 2. Members of the bus trip committee reported that a Murphy bus has been char- tered for May 25 and Doon Pioneer Village will be visited in addition to the African Lion Safari_ Any member wishing information may phone Hazel Parker 482-9568_ Saturday, June 10 was the date set for the garage sale being held by the Club, and more arrangements will be made by next meeting. John Deeves, reported for himself and Percy Gibbings as delegates to a meeting of the CACAC on Wednesday evening, April 26, concerning restoration of the Town HalL The discussion centred around Heritage grants. other grants available and uses for the second floor of See us for your custom cutting, wrapping and quick freezing. BEEF FOR YOUR FREEZER Grade A sides, fronts, hinds. the building and committees were appointed to gather information on these sub- jects_ At their next meeting a speaker from Exeter will tell their experiences in restoring the Exeter Town Hall_ The entertainment com- mittee for next meeting will be John Deeves, Arabell Bushell, Jay Ball and Jessie Jones. As part of the en- tertainment for the evening Margaret Thorndyke presented six local young men who call themselves the "Two by Fours". Each in- troduced himself then the group sang several well- known songs, barber -shop style. Margaret thanked the group for taking time from their school studies to en- tertain the club_ Margaret then gave a reading entitled `When There's Trouble on Your Mind" Progressive euchre and 500 were played_ The winners for euchre were: lathes high, Della Schwartz, a visitor; ladies low, Mary Ross; men's high, G,.rdon Scribbins; men's low, George Rumhail High score for 500 was held by M.. Rumball and low score., Grace White_ Ali then enjoyed a bountiful lunch served by the committee in charge of entertainment., Margaret Thorndyke, Gordon Scrib- bins, Margaret Frem lin, Beatrice Young and Albert and Reta Wright be held on May 27 with possilily a bake sale_ The Auburn Lane per, to enter a float in the MOUlli Ftt 40th Anniver- sary parade_ Winners of the 50-50 draw 01 S!150 was won by Dennis Little of c The winning ticket was drawn by} Lion Charlie Shaw of Myth. CHURCH NEWS The Reverend Maldwyn Roberts will be the guest speaker at Knox United C3zurth next Sunday eve and wall tell of his work as missicalary in Arg n in Everybody is welcome. SOCIAL NEWS The final meeting get- together of the Coffee Timers will be held on Tuesday, May 16 ata the Candlelight Restaurant in Godernth at 7 p.m_ Anyone wishing to go., please rtonrarit Mrs_ Randy Machan at 526-7573 before Monday, May 15 so reser- vations can be made. Over 30 relatives es gatberted at the home of Mas.. des Merrill recently in honor her niece, Mass Sherry Plaetzer, bride -elect (of this month_ Pink and white sttnam and wedding bells decorated the room and a noon buffet luncheon was served Mrs._ Merrill was assisted by her daughter, Mrs._ Fated (IPat ) Tynriall . sof London and her daughters-in-law, Mrrs_ Wayne r si 'r_ . Mrs._ E4irry Milian and Mrs_ Bill 311 -Marl Mrs. Beth Lansing spent last weekend in Bervie with Mr. and Mrs_ Lorne Peter and all attended tile Peter - Fergus -on wedding on Saturday May 6 at WiTia3ton United Church.. Mr _ and Mtn Oscar Reic of Kitchener, Mrs_ Bob Rik and daughter (of New Dundee visited last Tuesday with Mrs:_ Elva S_ Visitors with Mfrs_ Frances Clark at the weekend were her sister Mass seam t ouston, Miss Jean C Jamieson., MSS Prudence Tracey and MT_ R Davidson, all of Toronto_ Miss Carolyn Clark and Mrs_ James Latimer of Calgary, .Alberta and their mother, Mrs_ Fordyce Clark of Goderich visited last Saturday with Mr_ and Mrs_ Thorns Johnston and Mss Laura Mrs: . Mr. and . Armed Weston of Toronto spent the weekend with her mother, �Mrs. Mary Rollinson and brother., Mr. Murray R •oasom . Mrs Etta Cook, who has HII;iI ins 11. been vasitins with Baez e aaaghtt :rq Da Ress ithinscui and 3Er_ Rootiinscm wAint to tte."'mrsing Brim a aia lizl kinnwv flame laitattay- Mr _ and Mrs. .Ilam Arm- strong accompanied Mr_ and M. Carl Millsto tier Cattkgeat Strikes IBay [last weekend. Mr_ and Mrs_ Donald Ca ntwri;1f i tt attended the Synod rieettang of the Aneican Chuff lin Cmxadeat London this week_ M-_ and Mrs.. Don Marker moved to Goderititi altSt Waal i t ° 1 at:eir Eying fin Stattuma slice Cazinestcsa CaMese course cm muranms has samaiesstfuas staarmed Um mtrtryuFne azast weeles was„ aa gauze& gituaiin Qmizz` ®m how tto as wa h proceeds g t=1 zauxunite comanamnty - ®Cl weeD amd the 'Those a a fitada Ittt off aim aeareriag. fumeirtesting ttc� win the crisrmrsstediiL'F1 tike mornin trE the l6danews By Masa lAile A wean 'Mother's Bawled- mpene d the May meeting e the S S N. 4 circa heel at the how mi Date Lobb. Roll tall was answered job -di821gd011ia.:.J IH4Kt^� that/ II don"ct""_ The 22 members and one Visitor atecailleil gew jribs we woUldn'tt want tto have to do Dianne Lobb stead the minutes of the Agri meeting and Norene Tebbratt we the pr's ue xc it. The .Ifs meetingrwElbehewat Raba 1Loh 's hence on .Iii ?ea starrttiiiv at 12-_3D with pot lark lunch. tthe they wvnl be mmlztira =an_ Final plans are gtEl to lbe rmadde butt it w wall be an in- Duringteresting eternal:mai. hail utas.. Horns mi Michell speak can her ex- periences in r cfliDdren. lett was a >grostt im- tteresting ttigne and there is no way the members can tox- c 'sem By Hilda M. Pamme wariEttyc +aMoa w was PrteSentea at the May ineettirg mf Unit four of the mensal] United Church Women on Thursday, May 4 President_ Mrs_ James McAllister., presided press l enjoyeaB the auggly the as wen asthe Mice:m=11m she Serial mattes Mir_ and Was_ Ge:5 0 T ax& mama Arts= &Est week. -Woman ail the tflkulvensiity 0 iii awn wvezeznama ere coif die speakers was Sarre, a kawary ins Dons end Gide F "s sam Caril and his two sons were ixisiltring war& on Monday_ Carl Matterm firm= tie Netherflants tatt he BILE.. wail be ffor partttl _C utas &Ding a sitiidy Wimaatt r� R_DAUP_ ((1 - ratrttrrrrn�}) the lanihterrsaty 01 Gulii2Br... w� � ".��fal t;l3atn's tt aa� tith"'e BLID©. P_ adtrece aittWhtr� n to au (aitrc:i t i a, 1. w w Mks_ Rena CalftweiE tofid e a trig'tti@ the Carnizereiym amcd . Siem Romania vonduaritsed ai .. mile Quanz asks' teal by Vitas... RinesseiD A ti ,fl of were tttta sizgR arm -- items. Graate? 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