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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, T, i>I RSDAY,'SEPT MBgR 18, 1990, -,,,PAG 9
Pillage clubs keep. busy • schedules of events.
The " ,Auburn Village
Trustees held their
September meeting in the
town hall last Saturday
night with the chairman,
Warner Andrews in
charge.
The - minuteswere
accepted as read by the
village clerk, Mrs. Ross
Dobie. Repairs to the
town hall were discussed.
and the possible equip-
ment necessary to keep
up the maintenance
work.
It was decided to have
sections of sidewalk
replaced in the village. It
was stated that new signs
are needed for some of
the streets. A public pay
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telephpne y a aske ,t.Q. e eich dMr: and Mrs. ten -Caldwell- sl owed-owedd in the vil1age.
with their smiling faces. (Shelley McPhee photo) The dog problem is still
in the village. It is hoped
that the residents will
obey the law and keep
their animals under
control.
A letter of thanks was
read from Miss Janet
Samborn of Auburn,
Michigan thanking for all
kindnesses when their
slo-pitch team visited
here. Mrs. Wilma Berlin,
.newspaper correspon-
dent, Auburn Michigan
also sent a copy of their
paper with pictures taken
when they visited here.
the
AUBURN
Eleanor Bradnock, editor
cdvocate
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About. the people you know
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Towe
returned last week from
Souris, Manitoba where
they had been visiting the
Reverend and Mrs. Fred
Carson and Patrick.
Mr. Daryl Bst1t) of
Brandon, Manitoba
returned recently after
visiting his parents „Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Ball and
Miss. Brenda Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Rueger, Danny, Terry
and Wendy of London
visited last weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. .Donald
Cartwright, David,
Derrick and Lorie.
Mr. J.K. Young of
Mitchell visited last
Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Johnston and
Miss Laura Phillips.
Mr. Tom Anderson of
Oakvillevisited last week
with his brother Mr.
Oliver Anderson and.Mrs.
Anderson.
Mrs. Celia Taylor of
Goderich visited friends
in the village last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
McNall and Mr. and Mrs.
Wray Wilcox, all of
Welland visi ted last
Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Johnston, Miss
Laura Phillips and Mrs.
Helen Jagger of Droit-
wich, England.
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson
visited in London over
last weekend and with
Mrs. Mary Johnston and
Jennifer. and Mr. and
Mrs. George Robb,
Heather and Michael.
Walkerburn Club will
-hold their annual meeting
on September 30 at 2 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Garth
McClinchey.t The
program is to be in the
charge of Mrs. Roy Daer
and Mrs. Lloyd Penfound
and the lunch committee
will be Mrs. Lloyd
McClinchey and Mrs.
Ron Gress. -
There will be no Sunday
school at Knox United
Church next Sunday
September 21 due to the
Donnybrook church
anniversary.
Mrs. Helen Jagger of
Droitwich, England is
visiting her cousins, Miss
Laura Phillips and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston.
Mrs. Robert Peck, Mrs.
Tom Lawlor, Mrs.
Gordon Chamney, Mrd.
Kenneth McDougall,
Mrs. Rick Hawley, Mrs.
Emmerson Rodger, Mrs.
Major Youngblut, Mrs.
Myrtle Munro, Mrs.
Frank Raithby, Mrs.
Tom Jardin, Mrs. Roy
Daer and Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock attended the
75th anniversary of the
:Clinton Women's
Institute last Wednesday
and heard the provincial
president, Mrs. Florence
Diamond as the guest
speaker.
Guests during last
week with' Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Davies were Dr. -and
Mrs. Murray Barr of
London, Mr. and .Mrs.
Millard McKenzie of St.
Thomas; Mrs. Edna
ISippell and Charles Wi
of Stratford, Mr.
Mrs. Earl McLell
London, Mr. and M
by
nd
�n,
s.
Bruce McLellan,
Belmont; Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Bastla, London
and Mr. and Mr`s` Morris
Monck of Hamilton .
Mrs. Lorie Rutkowicz
of Vancouver visited on
Monday with Mrs.
Eleanor iradnock.
Open air serv.ice held
. St. Mark's - Anglican
Church had its special
Open Air Church service
last Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lawrence and family in
the Maitland Block;
Hullett Township.
The Reverend William
Craven,rector, was in
charge and the music was
led by Mrs. Barry Millian
as pianist, Lorie Millian
on the tam•borine and
Stephen Millian on the
guitar_._
Rev. Craven spoke on
the Parable of the Talents
and challenged the
children and young
people to use their special
talents well in life as each
one has at least one
special one.
The offering was
received ° by Jim
Schneider and Donald
Cartwright.
Following the service a
gift was presented to
Mrs. Helen Jagger of
England and a farewell
gift to Mr. and Mrs. Jim'
Towe will be presented
later. Mr. and Mrs. Towe
were unable to be present
due to illness.
A delicious
smorgasbord dinner
was served to everyone,
convened by Mrs. Jim
Schneider and Mrs. Fred
Lawrence. Members of
the Girl's Club were also
guests.
A large decorated cake
in the form of a cross
made by Mrs. Schneider
was presented to Rev.
and Mrs, Craven
welcoming them of-
ficially to the Parish.
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Following the dinner
races and contests were
run by Mrs. Fred
Lawrence assisted by
Mrs. .Jim Schneider.:
Results were
preschoolers , Michael
Schneider, Martie
Lawrence ; 6"0 7 years,
Lana Lawrence, Wendy
Rueger ; Boys, Jeff
Nesbitt; Michael Millian;
gorls, Kim Scott, Angela
Millian, Boys, `Dennis
Schneider.
Angela Sc-h-neid-er's
relay team won over
Anna -Marie Young's
team. Other contests
were done with the same
teams. 3 -legged race,
Angela Millian and Anna-
• Marie Young; Dennis
Schneider and Michael
Millian. Guessing articles
in a bag, Mrs. Donald
Cartwright, Mrs. Celia
Taylor, Mrs. Florence
Daer; youngest present,
Martie Lawrence; far-
thest away, Mrs. George
Rueger; oldest boy
present, Dennis
Schneider.
Mrs. Craven gave out
the prizes to the winners.
Mr. Craven thanked the
Lawrences for the use of
their home, the Millian
family for their musical
contribution and all who
had assisted in any way.
MEMORIAL HALL
BOARD
All members were
present\ at the Auburn
Community Memorial
Hall Board last Monday
evening with the chair-
man Ralph Campbell in
charge.
The secretary M. -s.
Donald Haines read the
minutes and repairs to
the hall were discussed.
It was' noticed that
several windows had
been , broken by stones
and also plans were made
to install the fans in the
ceiling. Jim Glousher
was asked to contact
Fred Lawrence on this
matter.
The board decided to
replace the toilets and
Reeve Joe Hunking will
ask Tom Duizer to do
this.
The resignation of Mrs.
Donald Cartwright who
was part-time caretaker
was accepted with regret.
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock
was asked to see Mrs.
John Blok about
caretaking and she ac-
cepted the position as of
October 10.
The drams along the
hall were discussed as
also the renting of the hall
for various occasions.
The members gave
their approval to have a
Rodgers honored on 25th
r1early 100 relatives,
friends and neighbours
gathered in the Auburn
Community Memorial
hall to honour Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Rodger on the
occasion of their 25th
wedding anniversary.
The hall was at-
tractively decorated with
streamers and wedding
bells. Miss Vickie Rodger
was in charge of the guest
book. Guests were
welcomed by Mr. and
Mrs. Rodger and their
attendants of 25 years ago
Mr. Bill Helesic ' of
Goderich, brother-in-law
of the groom, and Mrs.
Louise Tideswell of
Clinton, sister of the
bride,
Warren Rodger, eldest
son, congratulated his
parents on behalf of
family and friends and
presented them with a
purse of money. Bill and
Joan thanked everyone.
Music for dancing was
supplied by Kevin, disc
jockey of Ernie Kings
studio, Wingham. Many
gifts were also received.
A smorgasbord lunch was
served by members of the
family.
trophy shelf built near the
rear of the hall. Due to
demand the members
agreed that a public
telephone should ,be in-
stalled in the village and
this will be taken to the
Auburn Trustee Board
for further study.
LIONS CLl'„1B
'The first meeting of the
Auburn and District.
Lion's Club was held last
week in the Auburn
Community Memorial
hall with 12 members
present.
The dinner was served
by - members of the
Auburn Women's
Institute. Guest for the
evening was Lion Ted
Reiimpel from the Mit-
chell Lion's Club,
The rneetir}g was
opened with the induction
of several new officers by
Lion Ted Heimpel,
President, Lion Steve
Campbell; 1st vice
president, Lion Jim
Schneider; Past
President, Lion Bud
Chamney; Tail Twister
4-H club starts
The first 4-H meeting of
Auburn I was held at the'
home of Mrs. Lynn
Chamney on September
8.
For the fall project,
Food for Friends, the
election of officers took
place and were chosen as
follows: President Gail
Dobie, vice-president -
Sharon Glousher,
secretary- (roving) first -
Debbie Scott, press
reporter - Lorie Cart-
wright. Lynn Chamney is
the leader and Erma
Cartwright is the
assistant.
The giris answered the
roll call with their books
and also answered the
questions.
They learned how to
cook with a wok. After
they cooked Chinese Style
Pork - consisting of
carrots, green peppers,
onions, rice and chopped
pork, some of the girls
tried eating it with
chopsticks and this
proved very interesting.
" The members were told
to try it on members of
their family sometime in
the next week and report
to 'meeting two how they
liked it.
The next meeting is to
be held at the home of
Mrs. Erma Cartwright on
September 15 at 6: 0
P.M,
Knox rtICW meet
Members of Unit One of
the Knox United Church
Women met last Wed-
nesday evening, Sep-
tember 10
The leader, Mrs.
Dorothy Grange
welcomed everyone.
Names were drawn and
groups formed to look
after the worship, service
'Mr
and lunch. s. Maurice
Bean, Mrs. Lawrence
Plaetzer and Mrs. Major
YoungbIut were given a
few minutes to prepare
the worship service.
The group was divided
into three groups and all
discussed topics they
would like to have at the
unit meetings.
A skit was given by
Mrs. Jack Armstrong,
Mrs. Peter Verbeek, Mrs:
Ruhr Koopmans and Mrs.
Gerald McDowell.
Miss Brenda Ball gave
an interesting and in-
formative talk on drying
flowers and weeds for a
flower arrangement. She
also had a display of
colored dried grasses and
books.
The meeting was closed
with the Miipah
benediction followed by a
lunch of cookies and tea.
Several bags of cookies
Lion Ross Dobie.
Lion Bob Worsell gave
the secretary's report
and Lion Doug Chamney
gave the treasurer's
report. These were
adopted on motion of Lionl
Fred Lawrence and
seconded by Lion Bill
Sproul. The financial
statement by Lion
IVIarinus Bakker,
seconded by Lion Ross
Dobie
Bud Chamney who has
been named chairman of
the Leader. Dog com-
mittee for District A9. A
discussion took place of
future projects and fund-
raising events followed
by the wish to thank, all
those who Iraad•` helped -in
any way to make the
Ladies Softball tour-
nament such a success.
Motion to adjourn was
matte by Lion Jim
Schneider, seconded by
Lion Marinus Bakker.
HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
Auburn Horticultural
Society will observe the
30th anniversary of it's
founding with a pot -luck
dinner, September 26 at
6: 30,
This was decided at the
Executive meeting held
last week at the home of
the president Mrs. Ross
Robinson,
It was decided to
purchase premium bulbs
for the members and also
buy bulbs to be planted
for spring blooming,
A project whi,,;h has
been talked about for
several years, that of
placing a bench. on
Manchester Garden for a
resting place, resulted in
Stev,art Ball •being asked
to look into buying one,
ISaffodils Will also -The -
purchased to plant along
the side of the hall.
For the special an-
niversary Mr. Les
Chapman of Goderich
will be guest speaker.
Mrs. Tom Jardin and
Mrs. Tom Lawlor were
asked to decorate for the
occasion. There will be
more information at a
later date.
were prepared to be
taken to friends.
Everyone was
reminded of the West
section of . Huron
Presbyterial which will
be held October 7 in the
Auburn Knox United
Church.
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