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PACsE 18 —CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, TliGRSDAY, SEl?TEMPEI 1.3,1979
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Lions plap. year's activities
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The Auburn and, _
District Lions Club met
for their first meeting of
the year in the Auburn
Community Memorial
hall commencing with a
dinner served by the
Anglican Church Women.
There were 15 members
present.
Lion President Bill
Robertson chaired his
first meeting.
The 'minutes were
approved as read by the
secretary, Lion Bob
Auburn trustees
want sister city
The S'epteimber
meeting of the Auburn
Village Trustee Board
was held last week in the
town hall with the
chairman, Warner
Andrews, in the chair.
The minutes were
accepted as read by the
clerk, Mrs. Arva
Machan.
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock
was asked to continue
correspondence with
Auburn, Michigan and to
ask them to accept the
friendship of Auburn,
Ontario and to become a
Sister City.
! Road business was
discussed as were plans
to renovate the library
room and the town hall.
Dance with the
Wheel'n Dealers
While some
organizations adopt a
slower pace during the
summer months, the
Clinton Wheel 'N Dealers
have been in high step-
ping motion for the past
few months.
The square dance club
held many events over
the summer, entertaining
at various functions in the
community and hosting
dances for other area
clubs.
On May 2, the Dealers
held their last dance for
the season with a large
crowd joining in the.
circles. A chicken
smorgasbord was en-
joYed` tby the dancers at
the close of the evening.
On June 9, a summer
dance was held in the
Blyth Public School and
was well attended by the
Clinton club as well as
dancers from the Huron -
Bruce .Swingers and the
Lucknow club. Despite
the hot, humid weather,
the evening was enjoyed
and hamburgers and hot
dogs made an excellent
lunch.
A special celebration
was held on August 30
when, the Dealers held a
surprise party for two of
their longtime members,
Edwin and Hattie Woods
from Hullett Township.
The dance, which took
place at Hullett Central
School, was held to honor
the Woods on their 50th
wedding anniversary and
many guests attended,
including dancers from
Lucknow.
Along with dancing,
some Dealer members
entertained the couple
with a hilarious mock
wedding and Stan
Mcllwain read a tribute
to the Woods while Ross
Merrill presented a gift to
the couple.
Along with dances, the
club took an active part in
fairs and special events
in the area: For their
efforts at the June 2
Clinton Fair parade, the
Dealers' float took first
prize.
On June 30 they helped
Auburn celebrate their
125th birthday, and
despite the rain on
parade day, the club
reported that their spirts
were not dampened.
Some club members"
showed their dancing
talents in a detnon-
stration at the Vanastra
Fair on August 17.
Members from the
Lucknow club joined with
the Dealers ' for a
weekend of catnping at
Point Farms on August
25. A workshop ,was held
on Saturday afternoon
and other campers joined
the 'dancers for an
evening of entertainment
hi the park's Barn, On
Sunday, several attended
a church service in the
Barn and after Lunch
dancers went to the beach.
to try heir footwork in
the stilland in the water.
Regular dancing, with
• caller Glenn Patterson,
begins on October 3 at the
Clinton Public . School
from 8:30 to 10:30 pm.
• The Dealers. are
_ welcoming new members
to the club and noted that
anyone who would like to
become a modern square
dancer can come to the
Hullett Public School on
Monday nights, begin-
ning October 5, at 8:30
pm.
Smile
Better late than never,
Better never late.
Worsell. The treasurer,
Lion Jim Schneider, gave.
the financial statements.
A baseball committee
was formed with Lion
Clare Millian as chair-
man and Lion Bill Sproul
and Lion Al Luna
assisting. Plans for next
year include the re-
seeding of the outfield at
the ball diamond and
construction of fences
and screens. •
The correspondence
was read and the
members voted to donate
$50 to the Woodstock
Relief Fund.
the meeting was ad-
journed on motion of Lion
Jim Schneider and Lion
Bud Chamney.
4-H club starts
Canvas and yarn were
the topics of discussion at
the first meeting of
Auburn 2, 4-H club. The
meeting was held on
September 1 at the home
of Mrs. Tom Cun-
ningham. It was opened
with the 4-H pledge.
At this meeting, the
election of officers was
held. After voting, it was
decided that Annette
Losereit will be president
and Pam Losereit will be
vice-president. Marilyn
Archambault` • will .. be
secretary and Debbie
Cunningham will be the
press reporter.
For this meeting,
different types of canvas
and yarn were explained
and displayed. Each
member received their
canvas and bound the
edges. Their canvas was
marked and a colour code
was selected, Each
member is to purchase
their yarn, equip a
needlepoint work box and
plan .their free choice
article for the next
meeting.
The meeting was closed
with the 4-H motto.
Lucknow people give help
Organizations in
Lucknow and West
Wawanosh Township 'are
some of the concerned
people who are helping to
aid victims from the
recent Woodstock area
tornado.
The Lucknow Sentinel
reported the village's
Lions Club held a dance
and raised $1,000 for the
tornado relief fund. As
well, the club was ac
ceotine donations until
September 13 in order to
qualify for the provincial
government's assistance
. plan.
Meanwhile, the West
Wawanosh Federation of
Agriculture plan to
canvass the township to
collect money for the
relief fund. As well, they
are sending volunteer
work crews into the
Woodstock area to help
with the extensive clean
up operations.
What the viiia.epeople are doing this
4 +,
Mrs. Pearl Rollinson of
Toronto visited last
weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Rodger.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Fishleigh and Mr. and
Mrs. Millard McKenzie,
all of Sarum, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Davies last
Thursday.
Mr; and Mrs. Frank-
Mutch and Mrs.. J.' Jacob
of Clinton visited recently
With • Mrs. Albert
McFarlane.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Oke, of Alpena, Michigan
were' recent weekend
visitors with Mrs..
Dorothy Grange. '
Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Lawlor of Wallestein
visited last Friday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Lawlor.
Winner of the Auburn
and District Lions Club
draw last Wednesday was
Bill Hollenbeck of 177
Lighthouse Street,
Goderich.
The community, is
pleased to report that
William J. Craig is borne
after being a patient in
Alexandra Marine and
General hospital,
Goderich for three weeks.
Mrs. Bert Allgri of
Agincourt visited fast
4.week with Mrs. Beth
Lansing.
Mrs. •Gordon Wall of
Wingham visited
relatives in the village
last"Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Walker, Mrs. C. Nethery
and daughter, Mary
Isabel of Belgrave visited
Bridal shower held
A bridal shower was
held for Heather Pat-
terson at the home of
Mrs. Tom Cunningham
last Thursday evening,
September 6.
Corsages of roses were
pinned on Heather, the
bride-to-be, Mrs. Virginia
Patterson, the bride's
mother and Mrs. Joe
Verwey, the mother -in-
law -to -be, by Janice
McClinchey, Anita
Hallam and Linda
Cunningham.
Mrs. Jim Schneider
Blyth couple
have 50th
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. George Hallam
of Blyth who recently
celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary. A
nephew, Ray Hallam,
and Mrs. Hallam .of 92
Britannia Road,
Goderich held Open
House for their uncle and
aunt when over 70
relatives : and friends
called to • extend
congratulations.
read a story and each
person put an ending to it.
Brenda Ball had a cake
contest and Mrs. Keith
Lapp had a bridal
alphabet contest.
An- address of
congratulations was read
by Linda Cunningham
and after the gifts were
opened, 'Heather thanked
her friends.
Lunch was served by
Mrs. Elliott Lapp, Mrs.
Carmen Gross and Mrs.
Tom, Cunningham.
last Thursday with, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Johnston
and Miss Laura Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Craig -of Lucan spent the
weekend with his father
Mr.°William J. Craig.
Congratulations to
Pastor, and Mrs. Alfred
Fry,. of Kincardine who
recently celebrated their
58th wedding an-
niversary.. _
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Johnston and Miss Laura
Phillips were guests last
Wednesday ofMrs. Lorne
McDonald of Seaforth.
Mrs. "Florence •Millian
was a guest at the 80th
birthday party for Mrs.
Pearl Watson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Weston of Toronto were
weekend visitors with her
mother, Mrs. Mary
Rollinson and brother,
Mr. Murray Rollinson.
The community is
sorry to report that
William Rodger is a
patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. He is
wished a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt
visited last Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Haggitt and sons
at Exeter.
Several from here
attended the Huron
County Historical Society
meeting held last Wed-
nesday evening at
Belgrave Women's
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