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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-06-19, Page 8PAGE a own hall and libra The June meeting of the. Auburn Trustee Board was held. last Saturday evening in the town hall with. the Chairman, ' Warner Andrews ,in charge. The minutes were accepted as. read by the secretary, Mrs. Ross Dobie. It was announced that the foundation of the town hall and library is being repaired, It was decided, to Set .e, new flag' pole- and it is hoped it can be ere9ted by ruly 1. Engineer Pernpsey 'of Huron County sent a letter stating that road work at Auburn would be curtailed for a short time. The war on dogs still continues so try and keep your pet tied up at all times .and avoid damage to property. txe Word Was received front Q. M. ''Young,. -"of Burlington thanking Auburn. for information regarding kis family,.His father was Presbyterian Church minister at Knox, Manchester and Hallett in.the 1850s here. The flower baskets have, been huzzg on Goderich Street and make an attractive setting, About people yiujiow Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer and Larry at- tended the convocation ceremony at the University of Western Ontario on Monday, June 9 when .Sherry received her B.Sc.N. degree. Sherry (Mrs. Terry Foran) will be working as a Public Health Nurse out of the Middlesex -London District Health office. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lapp, Michael and Eric of Oak- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Denys, Jeffrey, Janet -and Amanda of Kippen and Mr. and Mrs: Keith Lapp and Cheryl visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Lapp. Winner of the . Auburn and District Lions Club lottery -last week was Mrs. .Leona Hickey of R.R.3, Auburn with ticket number 262. Mr. and Mrs. Orval McPhee returned on the weekend after a trip to, Southern , Ontario where they visited friends and relatives. Guests last weekend with . Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hawley, Beth and Amy were Rick's mother, Mrs. Karl Hawley of Cam- bridge and friends, Mr. and Mrs. S. Tweed of London. Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson at Seaforth. Guests last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cartwright, David, Derrick and Lorie were William Rueger, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rueger, Julie and Sherry, Mr. and Mrs. George Rueger, Danny, Jodi, Terry and Wendy, all of London and Ron Rueger and Miss Reta Verhulst of Stratford. Mrs. Jack Bennett of Amherstburg and her son Bill Bennett of Sault Ste. Marie visited last Tuesday with Mrs., Elva Straughan. Last Sunday over 50 members of the Robinson family enjoyed a reunion in the Community Memorial Hall, Auburn. Guests were present from Detroit, Michigan, St. Clair Shores., Michigan, Almonte, Michigan, Wingham, Belgrave, Goderich, Blyth, Ben - miller, Exeter, Zurich and London. The af- ternoon was spent renewing friendships and playing games. Later, a delicious smorgasbord supper was served to all. - The Auburn ball diamond is being kept busy nearly every evening of the week but few people are enjoying it. Please come out and show you appreciate the work of the managers and teams. Slow -pitch can be good en- tertainment. Mr. and Mrs. George Disney of St. Clair Shores, Michigan ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rin- derknecht of Almonte, Michigan ; Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Rinderknecht of Detroit; and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown of Goderich were guests last Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. Many from this com- munity went with the Blyth Horticultural Society to the Botanical Gardens in Hamilton, Dundurn Castle and Velhuis Nursery on Monday. Last Saturday the ashes of the late Gordon (StiokY Adams were buried in Bali's cemetery. He had passed away in Hamilton after a lengthy illness late last December. His wife and two sons of.Toronto and sister, Mrs. Bill (Martha) Reick and husband of Kitchener were present. Some visited with their aunt, Mrs. Elva St: aughan, later. - Mrs. John Stadelinann, Christine, Rhonda and Jennifer of Blyth, Mrs, Gary Nicholson, Lorie and Connie of Port Albert and Mrs. George Collins and Jonathan were guests last Monday of Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Elliott of Mississauga_ spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller. TAMS meet correspondence was read and an invitation to at- tend the Arthur Circle's annual dinner on Mon- day, June 16 at 6:30 p.m. was accep£R.—"�� The treasurer, Mrs. Frances Clark, gave the financial statement and accepted the offering. This was dedicated with prayer by Mrs. Brad - nock. The mission study was on Taiwan and a com- plete study on the life of Rev. C. M. Kao who was arrested at a morning church service on April 24. The hymn, Now the Day is Over, was read and the meeting was closed with prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs. Roy Daer assisted by Mrs. Frances Clark. The Auburn Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society met for its June meeting 4t the home . of .. Mrs. ,Roy. Daer. Due to the illness of president Mrs. Wilfred,. Sanderson, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, the "'vice- president, was in .charge. After the call to wor- ship, the hymn, Abide ' With Me, was read in unison. The devotional period was in the charge of Mrs. Frank Raithby. She had all repeat Psalm 23 and gave a meditation on this Shepherd's Psalm followed by prayer. The roll call was an- swered by a Bible verse containing'` the word, Shepherd. The minutes were accepted as read ' by the secretary, Mrs. Lillian Letherland The TRUTHFULNESS ---,3 Truthfulness is the foundation of all human virtues. Without truthfulness progress -and. success to al_t the._.. worlds of God is impossible for our soul. For more information write: BAHA'1 P.O. BOX 212, GODERICH ENJOY ROYAL LIVING Mooei. l'1 HOME Os'ETM '0 0 . ,r,, 7444 fi404 FA• EVERY ROYAL HOME FEATURES: *Attractive Hanover Kitchen. Cabinets *Maintenance Free Aluminuni Soffit & Fascia *Vinyl clad thermopane Mason Win- dows *New Phoenetic Insulation for a super - insulated home R42 ceiling R20 walls - *Easy no -wax cushion vinyl & Top Quality cdrpet throughout ....and Tots more.... RELAX AND ENJOY THIS SUMMER IN A NEW ROYAL HOME Visit our Model Home or call 357-2444 WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURES � ROYAL HOMES LTD. BOX 370 WINGHAM, ONTARIO I,,NAKAE: PHONE:. _ ' ADDRESS: I I HAVE A LOT i_ YES NO .. . _ ,..;. � . .. ...,. ......... ..» .... There were many, many, beautiful quilts to view at Quilt fever held at Ontario Street United Church last ,Wednesday. Here Mrs. Ethel McDougal of Clinton, left and Mrs. Brownie Van Darnme look at . the Call to Worship, of- p t, Barry Million just a few of the 330 quilts on$isplay. (News -Record fertory prayer and and th photo) benediction. and the teachers for their dedication and hard work Barry Millian and throughout the year. Keith Hallam presented a :11Ai spcca<al service of iloSue on the "`Hstoari;,_n�nci�y4n �iraa i�c►lri �iTTw.nn bdu riarin of the ,Sunday School", Mrs. Elva Stral�Sha, ►, Mrs. Tom Jardin, Mrs nciaeisvietebrrSsea,utrylaftlite:Une 15 t loss .Andrews and Lori Million lit the birthday cake candles aeantinS: the ; ast t .e, fri1;4kePe.Srsee.unr:t°and the future of dxy School. irg7son.g . of old Sunday School songs swig before ledby Risthek. serviHawley ce, was d Mrs. $arty Millian. The children sang the an.- them, n-them, Did you ever talk to. God above? Following the service, Mr. Hawley invited all to the Sunday School room —the- ript-ttre-less°11- nerd-- where birthday cake,,;.-, Mrs. Brian Hallam and coffee and freshe were Dennis Schneider gave served. Mr. Hawley thanked the su erin- of the Sunday S'ohool, The processional hymn, The Hyman of Joy, was sung as. them,embers Of 'the "'Sunday :* School came into the' sanctuary preceded by two banners depicting the. 200 years of Sunday'School and the 130 years of Sunday School in Auburn. The service was led by they minister, Mr. Rick ITawley. Sharon Glousher and Debbie Cunningham read FCi *%ip*it,.L A{• zehrs• fine markets... of fine foods READY FOR YOUR PAN, OR BAR -B -Q FULLY COOKED LEAN PORK SHOULDERS SMOKED PICNICS 3 FOREQUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK '&. NECK 3 HINDQUARTERS WITH WHOLE -BACK 3 WINGS AND 2 GIBLET PACKS - Ib. SHOPSYS EXTRA LEAN STORE SLICED ,/ COOKED HAM 1b. I. SCHNEIDERS JUMBO STYLE SLICED�'�_ 98 SUMMER SAUSAGE V. PREPARED FOR YOU -SHOPSYS DELICIOUS COLE SLAW Ib. 98� SCHNEIDERS FAMILY PAK BEEF BURGERS BOMAPLE OGNA LEAF BABY BAG L MAPLE LEAF ENGLISH STYLE. BACK BACON SHOPSYS SMOKED COOKED DELI, LEAN.,. HAM 1 kg CTN REG OR BEEF 175 g i'KG. 498 Ib. 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