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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-12-11, Page 15CLINTON NEWS -R CORD, TBLJ SDAY, D, gout village people you know ry Mr. and Mrs, Stanley McNall of Welland` and their son, John McNall of Burlington spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young, directors of the Huron County Farm and Norfolk; Oxford and Several from this Perth, Les Riverside of district enjoyed a bus trip the Workman's 'Com- to see the Sim•coe Lights pensation Board was the on Monday evening and keynote speaker. The have dinner at the Erie 1981 annual meeting will Beach Hotel at Port be held March 9 . in Dover. Mississauga. It is nice to see the Mrs. Emerson Rodger, coloured strings of lights Mrs. Bob Worsell, Mrs. acrd Goderich Street to Home Safety Association, Rick Hawley, Mrs. brighten up the village in- WaQ.dsto k.. -J. S. .. Eleanot_Bresinitdk._,. a_......- Ti?e.,,..;.... . h annus Thursday attending the Elliott Lapp are mem- Christmas pageant will regional meeting of the bers of the new Blyth be held on Christmas Eve Ontario Safety Festival Singers Choir in Knox United Church. Association. Delegates and they are busy The Anglican Church were present from the preparing for their first girls' club is holding a counties of Brant, Elgin, concert on Sunday, Santa's tea, bake sale etc Haldimand,`Huron, Kent, December 14 in the,Blyth in the Community T amhtnn Mirafll'ePx . Memorial Hall at 3 p.m. Memorial `Hall next Kris Mangle rode the Clinton Klompen Fee\st float in the Clinton Santa Parade last Saturday, reminding everyone, of the big festival; coming up next May. (James Fitzgerald photo) Town Fathers meet. Last Saturday evening• at the Auburn Town Hall, the newly elected town fathers held their first meeting. As early records cannot be found, it is believed it is the first elected council in over 50 years! Previously members had been chosen by acclamation. Warner Andrews presided and the minutes were approved as read by the village clerk, Mrs. Ross Dobie. Correspondence and bilis were read and discussed. All members were present - Warner Andrews, Jim Schneider and Gordon Powell. On motion of Gordon Powell, seconded by Jim Schneider, Warner Andrews was named chairman, Mrs. Ross Dobie was. re-elected r d Constance Foresters bowl and dine.. By Mary Merner The Foresters held their Christmas .gathering on 'Sunday, December 7th. - Everyone gathered at ,3, pm. at Nobles Bowling Lanes in Seaforth where family bowling was. enjoyed. All six lanes were filled. Everyone returned to the hall where a pot luck supper was held with a good, sized crowd 'at- tendiiig. Santa Claus arrived , and gave out bags of . treats to the children. On Monday afternoon, about eight members from Court Constantine sang Christmas carols and hymns and spent a social time with the - residents of Kilbarchan Nursing Home in Seaforth. Thursday evening is lodge night for Court Constantine and the . election of officers will be held. Socials We would like to welcome to the com- munity Carol and Dennis Taylor from Calgary, who moved last Monday to the forrrier • Walter Scott home. Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos and family, Mr. and Mrs. Samsack Banguvong and '1 .,idaphone spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Bommell and family of Dorchester, when they held the Bos family Christmas gathering. Mr. and Mrs. John' Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of Colborne Township spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds, Janet, Bob and Nancy Jo of Southfield Michigan. They celebrated Mrs. Vi Armstrong's 90th bir- thday. Mr. Denis Trilia of Argentina spent last village clerk. Chairman Andrews was named representative to the Blyth Fire Department. Other appointments will bei made at a later meeting. Auburn WI. plan meeting Auburn Women's Institute will hold a special Christmas meeting on Tuesday, December 16 at 2 p.m in the Community Memorial Hall. Richard Hawley will bring the Christmas message. The program will be in the charge of Mrs. Richard week visiting with Jeff Hawley and Mrs. Whyte and the at, . the m.e rsan._ Ro dg ex_ Holm Farm. Everyoneis welcome. New Year's dance planned The Auburn and District Lions Club met last Wednesday evening in the Community Memorial Hall with dinner catered by St. Mark's Anglican Church Women. The meeting was chaired by the president, f Lion Steve Campbell. Seventeen members were present. The winner of the dinner raffle' was Lion. Bud Chamney. The winner of the 50-50 draw was Paul Radford of RR 3 Clinton. The amount was $138. ' The minutes ;were read by the secretary, Lion Bob Worsell and accepted on motion of Lion Walter Marchi and' Lion Fred Lawrence. The financial statement, given by the treasurer Lion Doug Chamney, was accepted on motion of Lion Jim Schneider and Lion Ross Dobie. 'Me float committee reported that the Auburn and District Lions Club float was entered in the Goderich Santa Claus parade and would be also in the Clinton Santa Claus parade. The fund-raising committee reported that tickets for the next 54-50 -draw .and the New Year dance are available. A turkey bingo will be held December 12 in the Auburn-'. Community Memorial Hall. The Children's Christmas party will be held December 17 in the hall. Party begins at 7 p.m. All children from Auburn anurrounding area are invited. It was agreed that the Club will be installing and maintaining a pay telephone inside the i Saturday, December 13 from 2-4 pm. Came and see Santa .and tell him your wants. 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