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Mrs,Leonard Caldwell
was admitted tQ Victoria
Hospital in .London last
Wednesdayand • un-
'derwallnet r err her
r ,ge x , .
on u. sd. She is.
. ee Thursday. a he
wished , a speedy
recovery.
Visiting
for one -and -a-
' half weeks with Mr, and
Mrs. Bill Sottiaux.is their
daughter; Linda
Costantini of Calgary. --
Thompson visited
Saturday with- her
pparents, . Mr, and Mrs.
William Rarnflton of
'Moorefield, Friends will,
be glad to
k�vth
at�x�
Hamilton retur
ned home
on .Saturday
a
fter
sendin two,weeks in
Palmerston hospital.
Visiting a couple. of
days last week with Mr,
and Mrs. Bruce
Shillinglaw and ,t boys
s --parents, Mind,
on Mrs. William Shillinglaw
of Baldwin.
Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Shaddick were Mr. and
Mrs, Jeffrey Shaddick
and Stephen of Waterloo,
Lloy and friend Jan
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Kz eher• n ,
B uth Shaddick of Clinton
and Winona McDougall of
Blyth.
Mr. x• and Mrs, Glen
Carter and Wayne of
Stratford spenth
4 e
t _.
weekend with Mr, and
Mrs, Ken Armstrong and
Mr, and Mrs, Jack
Armstrong.
Mrs. Tom Johnston of
London visited . on
tarda.- with " lx
grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Armstrong and
parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Carter and Colleen.
Mr. and Mrs: Bert
Shobbrook attended
Clinton O.E.S. last
Thursday night when
Uniteds thanked for help
Robert Hunking and
Jack Lee welcomed the
.congregation to the
United Church on Sunday
morning and the ushers
were Larry Hoggart,
Robbie Adams, Robbie
Radford and David
Whyte. n
Rev. Scott welcomed
everyone and read a
letter of thanks-- for the
Christmas donation of $75
that was : sent to the
Family Social Services
and from the London
Conference for the $184
that wad _given to the
Oxford Tornado Relief
fund. An invitation was
recei,yed for all senior
citize'n's. to attend a
1
euchre party at Hullett
Central School on
February 14
Mrs. Margaret Whyte,
clerk of the session,
presented Carol' Cart-
wright and Ian Hulley to
Rev. Scott for induction
to the elders
The choir, led by
Barbara Bosman and
with Louise McGregor as
the organist sang a
special ,number,with Mrs.
Bosman and Marjorie
Duizer singing the duet
part.
Village notes
The Explorers ninth
expedition was held on
February 7. The_meeting
- opened with the Explorer
purpose and Happy
Birthday was sung for
two girls.
Shuffleboard was held
on February 6 -and the
high • scorers included
Helen Lawson and
Geroge Hoggart. The
winning couple in the
play-offs were Ruth
Vincent and Mr. Hoggart.
The next match will be
held on February' 20,
beginning at 8 pm.
The Women's Institute
will hold a card party on
February 15, starting at
8:30 prn. Everyone is
welcome.
Hall board meets
The February meeting
of the Auburn trustee
board was held last
Saturday evening in the
Auburn town hall.
-1-Chairman of the board,
Warner _Aews was --
charge.
The minutes of the
previous meeting . were
accepted as read by the
village clerk, Mrs. Ross
Dobie.
It was announced that
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Congratulations to Don
and Marlene Welsh on the
arrival of their daughter.
Proud grandparents are
Bob and Beatrice Welsh
and Rose and Gordon
Scotchmer.
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the fire insurance
coverage was raised.
Ontario Hydro has
assured the trustees that
a light will be placed on
the corner of Turnberry
-and--Go d e rich -Streets
Permission was
granted to put a fire -proof
box in which to store the
Auburn Tweedsrnuir
History book and other
books,with pictures of
Aubur's past etc. in the
Auburn town hall and
library room.
It was •agreed that
Auburn, Michigan would
be invited to come and
join the activities on the
weekend of July 26 and
27th sponsored by the -
Auburn and District
Lions Club.'
A lengthy discussion
took place about
repairing the town hall
and library room.
Happening
Curling at Vanastra
n Thursday,
February 7 the Grade 7
class was tYtILSOCht0 the
Vanastra Curling Club to
have curling classes.
They have made up
teams and are learning
how to curl. -
Dn.Fxd'ay, February 8
the Grade ,8 class was
also bused to Vanastra to
'curt. The Grade 8rs had
1
experience at curling last
year, so they knew how to
play. 'The., grade 7's and
1S"s,are looking forward to
these curling sessions°
which will'go, on for;the
next fou. r weeks.
Religious classes
Four, the .next six weeks,.
Rev. Scott will be visiting
the grade )7 class every
Friday. ,He has. ,been
Thelrr.a Ellerby- 'and
Mc c ltnche of
Wayne' C, . y .
Clinton became -embers Lond
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of
the chapter,
1,1;ev, and M
rs.. Scott Th iondsbaro
repurter, Laurel Duizer.
club' their first '
and "kir is and s endin -,held herThe ' ills discussed
p gg
this' week in Montreal, meeting on..February 4 at what their bedrooms
visiting their families, Marjorie Duizer's home. presentlylook• like and
where their fathers are • The . leaders for the what : they would like
both in hospital. We wish Project„ are Mrs. Duizer them to look like. Mrs.
them. both_ a speedy and Judy Datema, Datenla showed pictures
recovery. There were 12 girls of different kinds of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert present and the election bedrooms and Mrs.
er-
Shobbrook-vi sited—on--'of-officers-was- held -with--- :;uizer--expfainecl -about
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. those chosen; ptesident, materials - needed for
Fred Vodden and. on Helen Kolkman ; vice macrame. As well, each
Sunday, Mrs. Olive president, Jackie girl is required to make a
Penfound visited with the Johnston; R secretary, book about design
Shobbrooks. Mary Anderson; press collection, A
the
AUBURN
C' Eleanor Bradnock, editor
SOCIAL NEWS •
Weekend guest with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Cartwright, David,
Derrick and Lorie were
Miss Joanne Keith,
Goderich,- Mr. and Mrs.
George Rueger,. Danny,
Terry and Wendy of
London and Mr. Allan
Gerowisky of London and
Mr. William Rueger of
R.R. 2 Clinton.,
Misses Christine,
Rhonda and Jennifer
Stadelmann of Blyth
Visited last Sunday with
their grandmother,. Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock.
Recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Johnston and Miss Laura
Phillips were J.K. Young
of Mitchell, Thomas S.
Young of Toronto, Mr.
and. Mrs. Fordyce' Clark,
Goderich, Mrs. Frances
Chisholm of Benmille?"
and Mr. and Mrs. James
Henry of Clawson,
Michigan.
Prize winners at last
week's euchre party
were: high lady- Adeline
Allen; low lady - Eleanor
Bradnock; high rnan -
Warner Andrews, loW
man -Murray Rollinson;
novelty -Murray
Rollinson. There were 13
tablesin--play,
The Auburn
The Auburn librarian,
Lillia..n... Letherland
requests all Huron
County library books be
in by February 16th..
The Auburn and
District Lions' Club
Lottery winner last week
was John Daer with
ticket number 153.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Holtby of Belmont visited
last Sunday with' his
uncle,, _.Ed.....Davies and
Mrs. Davies.
SILVER TOPS
The Auburn Silver Tops
held their first pot luck
dinner last Wednesday at
noon in the Community
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Memorial hall. Grace
was said by James'Towe.
Over 55 persons en-
joyed the abundant
smorgasbord. President
Ross Robinson arranged
progressive euchre and
lost heir was also played.
This New • Horizon
project for people over 60
to get retired persons out
to- enjoy themselves has
encouraged 'a great many
in this -communitywan.d
-every afternoon there is
great activity in the hall.
LIONS MEET
The Auburn and
District Lions Club held
its meeting last Wed-
nesday 'evening in the
Auburn Community
Memorial hall with vice-
president Steve Campbell
in the -chair.
There were 14 mem-
bers ,and one guest
prekent, Glen Webster
was brought "as guest by
Lion Marinus Bakker.
Dinner was served by
members of the
Presbyterian W.M.S.
Ladies. Lion • Clare
Millian was the winner of
the dinner draw.
Correspondence in-
cluded letters of thanks
from the Family ' and
Childrens' Services and
the. Woodstock tornado
relief fund.
Special thanks from the
'club members goes to
Lion Eldon Chamney who
donated $250 to- the club
as a result of winning the
Lions weekly. lottery
It was announced that
Lion Bud Chamney will
be running for the office
of zone .,hairman at the
Goderich x entian. in
April.
Projects discussed for
the corning year were : a
ladies' iastbail tour-
nament and beer tent on
the weekend of July 26
and 27 with dances each
night and an auction sale
df rummage on May -lath. -
Anyone having any
donations of furniture
etc. for the sale, please
call Lion Doug Chamney,
7714 and he will pick it up.
The collection _ of used
eye glasses is getting
larger and anyone having
any to donate should call
any Lions Club member.
Lion !Marinus Bakker
was appointed chairman
of the parade float
committee,
4-HCLUB
The second meeting of
the Auburn I, 4-H club
was held at the home of
Gail Dobie. !President
Carol Seers was in
charge.
Roll call was answered.
by describing a piece of
macrame each member
had seen. The name and
the title page was chosen
as "The Daring
Decorators".
Each girl made a list of
her assets and liabilities
and filled in a chart with
her likes and dislikes.
Then, just for fun the
girls . found their color
signs,
Leaders Mrs.
Hildebrand and Mrs.
Cartwright showed the
girls the wrapping knot,
the lark's head knot and
the square knot.
The third meeting will
be held at the home of
Carol Seers.
discussing; ' morals and
religion. The classes, start
at 1),:20 ,a.in and end at.
noon.
S aking asSembly
On Wednesday,.
January 30, the pupils
from grades 4 : to' 8 wat-
ched a film, on smoking.
They watched the film as.
part of non-smoking
week. The flim was en-
titled "S*noIdn - It's
'Your Choice."
medical snots
On Thursday, January
31, two nurses carne to
Rullett Central to give
inoculations to'some of
the, students. These shots'
were for, TB, tetanus,
Kalb and diptheria
Want dentist in village
SIXTH - There is still•;a
s' il'i
'nos Ib zty that. a dentist
enc st
setoffice e up an off ce i n
the village of Bl .thl
however ' he must be of-
fered . some sort of in-
centive , to locate in the
village,
•Mason Bailey told the
village council that
unless the- WITaSe 'offcrs
some incentive, like
proper facilites, the
dentist could set up office
in Clinton where he will
WI will -
hear speaker
Mrs. Mervin Batkin of
Clinton will be guest
speaker at 'the WI
meeting Tuesday,
February 19 at 2p.m. The
meeting is in the 'charge
of the curator of the
Auburn Tweedsmuir
History Book, Mrs. Tam
Haggitt.
Auburn, 4-H
The first meeting of
`• Auburn 2, 4-H club- was
held on February .6 at the
home of Linda 'and
Debbie Cunningham.
The election of officers
took place: president,
Barbara Gross; , vice-
president, Glenyce
McClinchey; secretary,
Annette Losereit; press
reporter, Pamela
Losereit.
Macrame, the history
of macrame, materials
and equipment was.,
discussed. Home
assignment was to begin
a design collection and
get pictures of macrame.
Next meeting is to be
held at the home of Linda
and Debbie .Cunningham
with lunch to be served by
Annette and Pamela
Losereit.
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• Management training
• Information on government
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Clinton, Ontario
3rd Thursday of each
on:
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Council is considering
offering free utilities up
to a maximum of $2,000
per year for two years. As
well, council hopes to
meet with the dentist in
the near _future. -
The cost of living has
gone up so much, no one
complains about in-
digestion any more.
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A
NOTICE OF
ANNUAL MEETING
HOWICK
FARMER'S' MUTUAL
—""FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
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The 107th. Annual Meeting of the Company will be herd
In the Wroxeter Community Hall, Wroxeter Ontario.
Wednesday, February 27, 1980
at 1:30 p.m.
Purpose: ,
1. To receive the Annual Statement and Auditor's
Report. n
2. To elect two Directors to replace Max Demaray and
George Adams, both of whom are eligible for 111•
election.
3. To amend by-law No. 33 - Directors Remuneration.
4. -to consider amending the Company name to the
"Howick Mutual insurance Company"
5. To appoint an auditor for 1980:
6. To : transact any other business' which may rightly
come before the. meeting;
Ron McMichael
... .............:.
President ,
Randy Hutchinson
Manager
MURRAY
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ON
FEB. 18
VOTE
CARDIFF MURRAY 0
For ...the' allowance of a spouses wage as a tax deduction
in family business and farms.
...the removal of capital gains tax on the sale of farm
land. -
...increased tax exemptions for volunteer firemen.
For information call:
CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS Toll Free -1.800.265.7001
MURRAY CARDIFF RESIDENCE ---887.6889
of your local
MURRAY CARDIFF CAMPAIGN OFFICE
public hed under the authority of the Official Agent for Murray Cardiff Headquarters, Rilaln St., Brussels
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