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AUBURN AND AISTRICT NEWS
SNOWMOBILE CLUB
The third regular meeting
of the Auburn Snowmobile
Club was held November 26 at
the Auburn Community
Memorial hall with 35
members and 12 guests
present.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were accepted as
read by the seeretary,
Charles Kerr. The treasurer,
Gordon ... Da,er gave the
financial statement showing
$198 in the treasury.
Charles Kerr reported on .,
the meetings he attended of
the Bruce Regional
Snowmobile Association and
the _Colborn Snowmobile
Club. Allan Craig reported on
the meeting he had attended
of the East Wawanosh
Snowmobile Club.
t was learned that Carl
wden, Bombardier's
Snowplan representative and
Dan Mansall of. the Depar-
tment of Natural Resources
will be ,at the Wingham
Snowmobile Club meeting to
be held December 4 at the
Wingham. Town Hall. Phis
should be a very interesting
meeting.
As Allan Craig had stepped
down from being president to
trail .supervisor, Bill
Robertson was . elected
president..Ihe club members
talked about having a rally to
raise money for a charitable
organization which would
include, trails of the neigh-
bouring snowmobiles clubs.
Mrs. James Schneider
suggested a Christmas party
fo'r the children to be held at
the Club House.on December
21 and the Club Members
accepted this plan. Plans
were made to hold the, next
meeting in conjunction with
the Christmas party,
'Constable John Wray of the
Go-aerich OPP was present at
this meeting. and showed
entertaining' animated film
' on snowmobile, safety which
had been put out by John
Deere Company. A question
and answer period followed.
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SOCIAL NEWS
Shuffle board got off toa
start last Thursday evening
with 19 children present
under the guidance of Mrs.
Robert Slater, James Towe
and Frank -Van Dongen. Due
to other commitments, the
grown-ups had', a smaller
attendance.' but it is hoped
that more will attend this
Thursday evening at i3 p.m.
'`The children. begin . at 6:45
p.m. .
Mr, and Mrs.,Be.n Hamilton
were gu4sts on Sunday of his
sister, Mrs. Celia Taylor,
Goderich. •.
1Wlr. Wilfred Collinson
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Mrs W}es Bradoock 526.- 7595
m'oved last week to the home
owned by Mr. Bud Chamney
on Loftus Street.
The executive of the
Auburn branch of the Bible
Society met recently -at the
home of the- president, Mr.
Frank Raithby and planned
for the annual'°carol service to
be held on Decemb.eh 15 at 8
p.m. in Knox United Church.
The rector of St. Mark's
Anglican Church, the Rev
•Fred Carson will be the
speaker.
Winners at the Monday
euchre party were: noveltya► swered by each giving, a
Mrs. Tom Hallam; high lady, donation for the support of
Mrs. Frances Clark; low their Korean foster, child.
lady, Mrs. Jim 'Glousher: Mrs. Garth McClinchey gave
- high man, Ted Mills;' - low the financial statement.
man; Lawrence Plaetzer. The prize was won .by 'Maws.
Mr. and Mrs Ronald Stewart, Ball, t was moved '
Livermore, Robert, Donald by Mrs. Elliott )`app,
and Philip of Fordwich seconded , by ,Mrs Thomas
visited last Saturday \vith Mr. Cunningham and 'ap 'o\ed
and Mrs. Donald Haines. by tate members that there be
Mr. and Mrs• Norman no December meeting.
Ro ger of Scarburo spent a , The- January meeting will
few days last week with Mr. be ,,held at the home of Mrs.'
and Mrs. Emmerson Rodger, . Elliott .Lappand • the lunch
Mr. and Kenneth Haggitt will he in charge of Mrs.
and sons of Branaalea Visited Ronald Gross and Mrs
recently with his parents Mr, Carmen Grass. The program
and Mrs.'Thomas Haggitt rind will be a 'misce'llanevus and ..o
' brother Mr. Stephen Haggitt. balking sale.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert' Allen Mrs. Thomas Cunningham
and Barbara of,�, .Agincourt was in charge of the af=
visited fast Friday evening - to rnoon' s program. 'Contests
with Mrs..Beth Lansing. - a bingo type contest,
.recently with Mr and Mrs
Enlmerson Rodger.
WALKERBURN
The Walkerburn Club held
its monthly meeting atw. the
home of Mrs. Worthy Yot{ng
in Goderich. President, Mrs.
Carmen Gross opened the
meeting, She gave a
Thanksgiving reading.
The minutes were approved
by 'Mrs. Roy Daer ancirr•Mrs•
Ronald Gross as read by the
secretary, Mrs., Lloyd Pen -
found. Roll call -was an -
Mrs. Brian Hallam
returned home last Saturday
after surgery • in Victoria
hospital. Londcin, her friends
wish her a speedy recoverty.
The box for the Children's
Aid Society received a special,
donation in memory, of the
late Mrs. EmmaTrommer.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Rodger
and Kathy of Goderich visited
hashed fruit contest and one
using •the word light -- were
,all enjoyed by the member s'
and guests. '
Lunch was "served by Ml's.
Young and the lucky cup
winners were M-rs. Roy Der
and Mrs. Catherine Jackson,
UCW
The general meeting »of the
Unite4i Church Women of
Auburn Knox United Church
was held in the'Sunday school
room last 'Tuesday afternoon,
November 25. President Mrs.
Gerald McDowell presided
and Mrs. Norman„Wightman
was pianist.
Mrs. McDowell opened the
meeting by reading a poem.
l'he scripture selection was
read by Mrs. McDowell.
The offering was, received
by Mrs. Peter Verbeek and
dedicated. An interesting skit,
•depictin g the responsibilitie4 '
of the C1.C.W, officers was
presented by a numPer of the;
ladies. '
The minutes of the previous
general meeting were ready
by the secretary, Mrs. Beth
Lansing. The financial
statement was. given by Mrs-.
Gerald McDowell in the
absence of the treasurer,-
Mrs.
reasurer,-Mrs. Norman McDowell.
The Various committees
reported on the year's work
A new slate of officers was
.presented by Mrs. Oliver
Anderson. ,. This report was
accepted arid the Officers will
be installed at the January
meeting.
Names were drawn for the
two newa"units for 1976. It was
decided” to have the Christ-
mas . mee'ting on 41, Tuesday,
December 9 with -a pot -luck
dinner "at 12 o'clock in the
Sunday school room followed
by a Christmas program.
The meeting °adjourned,
after which a , lainty lunch'
and cup of tea was enjoyed by
all.
FAMILY'NIGH,T
A brightly decorated
Christmas tree and Christ -
alas arrangements decorated
the Auburn Cum rn unity
Memorial hall last Friday
t'\ t°ning icer the annual
1' ,tnn0 Night smorgasbord
s'>onsored by the Auburn
Horticultural Society and the
\.amen s Institute,
The president of the Hor-
ticultural Sot iety, • Mrs.
Kenneth Scott; welcomed all.
The rector of St. Mark's
Anglican church pronounced
the Grace. About 125 were
° present to enjoy the pot -luck
dinner.
After the dinner new people
itt the village who were guests
tvoduced. Those
present were Mr, and Mrs.
Larry Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Gary de Veau and family. Mr.
and Mrs.- W -Allam Whetstone
and fancily and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald McCauley Lind family
The singing of Christmas
carols led b,y Oliver Anderson
.,began the program Mrs.
Anderson shL the carol's
on the screen.
A mouthorgan selection
was played by Ross Robinson
accompanied by Mrs Donald
Maines. DoCglas-3lousher
gave -a reading, fast
Thinking, A piano duet was
played. by Misses Doris
Naylor and Jane Arthur and
Mrs. Thomas Jardin gave a
reading, Maggie and Jiggs at
the Golden Gate,
Mrs. Scott thanked
e'ver'yone for assisting in
serving and cleaning up and
the evening was brought to a
close by singing The Queen
ith Mrs. Catherine Jackson
at the piano.
Prize winners at the weekly
euchre evening' were novice
Doug Gluusher, high lady
J ady Van Dongen, low lady
Mrs. Robert °Arthur, high
man Murray Nesbit`and low
ratan David Cartwright. There
were mint' tables in play
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