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Kevin Webster of Auburn helped the Blyth Cubs and Scouts raise more than $100 at Apple
Day held on Saturday. The younger Beaver boys also raised more than $100 through a
baking table at the Blyth Thresher Reunion. (Shelley McPhee photo)
the
LONDESBORO
Dora Shobbrook editor
leader
Sunday School teachers
are introduced at service
By Dora Shobbrook
United Church
LONDESBORO - Greeters
on Sunday at the United
Church were Ron Gross and
Nick Whyte. Ushers were
Theresa Knox, Kathy Ken-
nedy, Theresa Overboe and
Crystal Whyte. Organist was
Lisa Duizer.
Nick Whyte, Superinten-
dent of the Sunday School,
introduced the teachers for
the coming year and they
were installed by Colin
Swan. They are: Nursery
class, Laura Scott, helpers
Kim Wright and Cheryl
Lyon, spare Joan Howatt;
Kindergarten, Suzanne
Tamblyn, helper Karen
Wright, spare Edith Taylor;
Primary teacher, Shirley
Lyon, co -teacher Brenda
Koranski; Primary 2, Sheila
Kennedy, Joan Shepherd,
spare Donna Shaddick;
Primary 3 Harriett Shill-
inglaw, spare Brenda Rad-
ford; junior girls teacher,
Penny Overboe, Margaret
Medd and Brenda Thomp-
son; Junior boys, Joan
Whyte, spare Doreen
Radford; Intermediate co-
Leacners, Linda Hortnnack
and John Jewitt, supply
secretary Iaura Lyon; Life
and work representative,
John Jewitt; assistant
supierintendent Jack
Tamblyn; superintendent
Nick Whyte; recording
secretary Harriett Shill-
inglaw.
Personals
Sympathy is expressed to
Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Westerhout on the death of
her mother in Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hill of
London visited Sept. 3 with
Mr. Jim Neilans.
Edith and Lawrence
Taylor and family and
Edith's family spent the last
week -and -a -half holidaying
in the States.
Mr. and Mrs, Dave
McLeod of Mitchell visited
on the weekend with her
sister Olive Penfound and
Elgin. Dave attended the
Blyth Thresherrnan's Reu-
nion on Saturday.
Ross Radford and grand-
daughter Amber Soper of
Port Colborne spent Satur-
day night with her aunt Dora
Shobbrook and attended the
Blyth Threshermen's Reu-
nion.
Men bowlers keep in mind
the Londesboro men's bowl-
ing league starts on Sept. 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McEw-
ing spent the holiday
weekend at Bracebridge,
Muskoka.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Keyes
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wrightson of Glammis spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Burns and attend-
ed the Threshermen's Reu-
nion in Blyth.
Burns UCW hear of
Alma seminar
The September meeting of
the Burns UCW was held
Sept. 7 at the home of Hazel
Reid with 14 members and
three visitors present.
Special guest speaker was
Jane Swan. Jane gave an in-
teresting talk or her three
days at Alma College, the
theme was "Being fully
me." On behalf of the UCW,
Hazel thanked Jane and
presented her with a gift.
Amelia Rice conducted the
business and the treasurer's
report was given by
Margaret Taylor. Thank you
cards were received from
Gavin Leiper and Ed and
Betty Salverda.
Amelia Rice read cor-
respondence and an invita-
tion was received to the
Huron -Perth Presbyterial
Rally at Goshen United
Church on October 3.
There will be no UCW
meeting next month.
Birthday present for mom
Worried over what to give
his girl for her birthday, my
grandson asked his mother
for help. "Mom," he said "if
you were going to be 16 years
-"IT'S WORTH
THE DRIVE
TO THE NEW
old tomorrow, what would
you want?"
Her heartfelt reply was:
"Not another thing!"
-Mrs. Charles McFarland
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By Eleanor Bradnock
The Auburn Trustee Board
met last Saturday evening
for their monthly meeting
with the chairman Warner
Andrews in charge.
• The minutes were read by
the village clerk, Mrs. Ross
Dobie.
Correspondence was read
and discussions took place
regarding a budget for the
spending of town monies for
repairs to streets and roads,
etc.
It was announced that six
tree stumps have been
removed.
Donald Youngblut of
London had brought an old
minute book of the Auburn
Trustee Board starting on
January, 1913 to trustee
Eleanor Bradnock and this
was on display. It had been
found in books that had
belonged to tke late Ralph
Munro at the time of his sale
a few weeks ago. The clerk of
the village at that time was
John Phillips and he
received $5 per annum for
his salary. John McKnight
was secretary and the
trustees were G. Beadle and
G. Youngblut. John Phillips
was hired to ring the bell for
1913 at the salary of $8 every
day.
Social News
Guests last Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daer were
Mrs. Brian Wallace, Owen
and Stacy of Dorchester,
Mrs. Shirley Roulston of
London, Mrs. Don Dewar
and Keith of Atwood, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Daer and
Nicholas of Goderich and
Mrs. Freda Mogk and friend
of Mitchell.
Lorri, Brian and Michael
Archambault of Barrie
visited recently with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Archambault and
Marilyn. On the weekend
visiting at the same home
were Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Archambault of Barrie, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Craig of
Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Parker, Sarah and Amy of
Goderich and Mr. and Mrs.
Rick Archambault and
Becky of R.R. 1, Auburn.
Torrance Tabb was taken
by ambulance on Sunday to
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital and is a
patient there.
Mr. and Mrs. J.A.
McIntosh and Mr. and Mrs.
C. Goffin of Londoh visited
last weekend with Mrs.
Frances Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moas
of Detroit visited last
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Archambault and
Marilyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Asquith of Streetsville
visited one day last week
trustees
with Mrs. Tom Johnston and
Laura Phillips.
Winner of the Auburn and
District Lions Club lottery
last week was Kenneth
McDougall. The week
before, the winner was John
Hallam.
Many from Auburn at-
tended the threshermen's
reunion at Blyth last
weekend. Warner Andrews
had his steam engine in the
parade.
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Baechler celebrated their
40th wedding anniversary
when members of their
family gathered at their
home and presented them
with many gifts to mark the
occasion.
Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Foran and
Joey Holmes of Blyth, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Chapman,
Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Dougherty, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Hakkers and
Jeffrey, all of Goderich, Mr.
and Mrs. Mansueto Renon,
Tracy, Robert and Cathy of
R.R. 5 Goderich, Mr. and
Mrs. om Vanderburg,
Steven a risten of Guelph
and Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Baechler, Sharon and
Rickey of Blyth.
Other relatives and friends
who called were Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Cook of Clinton,
Mrs. Winnifred Girvin of
Dungannon and Mrs.
Margaret Harkness of
Bervie.
Lions Club
Auburn and District Lions
Club held their first fall
meeting in the Auburn
Community Memorial Hall
with the president Lion
Marinus Bakker in charge.
District Governor Stewart
MacKinnon of Wiarton was
present for his official visit.
He spoke on the theme, "Join
Hands in Service". He
presented Past President
Jim Schneider with a past
president nplaque, 13-100
percent attendance awards
and nine five year pins.
The club is trying to
complete its fence project
around the ball diamond and
the pad. It plans on holding a
bingo night on October 7 and
the members are hosting an
Auburn Dart Club Tour-
nament on October 8 in the
Auburn Hall.
4-p News
The first meeting of the
Auburn 4-H Club for the fall
project, "Looking Great -
Feeling Great" was held
recently. The leaders are
Jackie Collins and Lynn
Chamney.
The election of officers
took place. They are:
President - Glenyce
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CLINTON NEWS-R.ECOR.D, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1
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McClinchey, vice-president -
Angela Schneider, secretary
- Lisa Rodger and Press
reporter - Julie Glenn.
The first meeting was the
introduction into the project
and was held at the home of
Jackie Collins. The next
meeting will be held at the
home of Lyn Chamney on
September 19.
There are 10 members
registered for the club.
UCW
Unit Two of Knox United
Church Women held its
meeting in the Sunday
School room of the church
last Tuesday evening. The
members were divided into
groups and each group
visited a shut-in in the
village for a short period,
then all assembled in the
church.
The committee in charge
was Mrs. Ernest Durnin,
Mrs. John Durnin and Mrs.
Tom Lawlor.
Mrs. Ernest Durnin
opened the meeting
Mrs. Elliott Lapp, delegate
to the Alma College summer
course, gave a very in-
teresting and informative
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account of the days spent
there. She was thanked by
Mrs. Ernest Durnin.
The offering was received
by Mrs. John Durnin and
Mrs. Tom Lawlor
The leader, Mrs. Donald
Haines, presided for the
business meeting. The
minutes of the June meeting
were accepted as read by the
secretary, Mrs. Oliver
Anderson. The correspon-
dence was also read. It in-
cluded a thank you note from
the children's hospital in
London for quilts sent to
them in April.
Mrs. Tom Lawlor gave the
card report and read the
thank you notes she had
received.
Mrs. Stewart Ball gave the
treasurer's report
Arrangements were made
to write letters to the shut-ins
and also for the church
cleaning for September.
Plans were also made for the
general meeting in Sep-
tember.
It was announced that the
fall rally will be held in
Goderich on October 5.
Mrs. Haines gave a short
account of the mission work
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HENSALL-WILL BE HELD AT
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not at South Huron Recreation Centre
TUESDAY SEPT. 27TH, 19$3-4:OOP.M.-8:00P.M.
Sorry for any Inconvenience this has caused
of the United Church
overseas.
Hall Board Meets
Reeve Torn Cunningham
presided for the Auburn
Community Memorial Hall
Board meeting held last
Thursday evening in the hall.
The minutes were accepted
as read by Mrs. George
Collins on motion of Jim
Schneider and Warner
Andrews.
Business was discussed
and arrangements are going
to be made with the Leo club
members for painting and
snow removal this winter.
Bills were discussed and
after discussion, it was
decided to get form con-
tracts for those renting the
hall and this will make it
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ets
easier for the secretary and
those renting for an event.
All toured the recently
renovated kitchen and
renting chairs was
discussed.
Present for the meeting
were Reeve Tom Cun-
ningham and Councillor Ron
Gross of Hullett Township,
councillor Donald Shultz of
East Wawanosh Township
council, councillor Joe
Hickey of West Wawanosh,
Chairman Warner Andrews
and trustee Jim Schneider,
Auburn Silver Tops
representative - Ross
Robinson, Lions Club
representative - Walter
Marchl and Women's
Institute representative -
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock.
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