HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-02-18, Page 6Congratulations to Clifford
McNeil who was highly hon-
oured at the Royal York
Hotel in Toronto on February
11, when he was4treSented
with the Master Breeder's
Award from ,the Holstein -
Friesian Association of Can-
ada, one of only 17 persons in
all of Canada to receive this
award. •
Congratulations also to
Bob McNeil .who .was honour-
ed at the, United Breeders
annual meeting • as a new
member of the 'eStarlite• 200
Club". The award goes to'
owners of daughters of -1W
bull Raybrook Starlite that
produce ovr 200 per cent of
the established average for
their age 'group. • Bob had
• three cows which qualified.
On Wednesday, March 4;
Kindergarten registration
will be held at Brookside
School. Some of the • little
ones from our area will be
Sarah Dauphin (Gary); Dree,
Park (Larry); Amy Joe Glenn
(Gerrie); Larissa Sproul
(Gary); Douglas Culbert
(Don); Angela Woods' (Bob);
Michael McNee (Ken); Jenni
Sue Brown. (Doug); Robert
Ohm'(Ken); and Robyn Daw
Son (Dave).
Companyon Sunday at the
Bill and Marie. Park home
were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Parb and Holly and Mr. • and •
Mrs. Mike Bendig, all of
Goderich.
Mrs. Mel Bell of Goderich
visited on Sunday with' Mel
Jones.
Willie and Linda Hubbard,
and Tina and Mae of Auburn
visited on Saturday with
Mrs. Lynn Wall and family.
Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Jack (Debbie) Culbert
on the death of her father,
William
James Hicks of
Blyth in his 68th year. Mr.
Hicks is also survived by his
wife, Doris, one brother, two
sisters, and two grandchild-
ren. The death occurred in
Seaforth Community Hospit-
al on Wednesday. February
11. Funeral service was held
from •the Tasker Funeral
Home, Blyth with interment
in Grand Bend Cemetery:
Irene Hasty of Stratford
spent the weekend with her
father, Lorne Hasty and
Brock.
Mr. and Mrl;. Fred Stir-
ling, • Darlene and Harold of
Thamesvilletvisited with Bet-
ty's mother, Mrs. Elsie Irvin
on the weekend.
Mrs. Bessie McNee -travel-
led to London on Sunday by
bus, with the intentions of
visiting till Tuesday with her
son, Allan, wife, Sandra, and
family. Due to the stormy
weather she didn't arrive.
home until Thursday.
Dungannon United Church
Mr. George Cowan spoke
on the topic, "Thorns and
Roses", pointing out that as
from a thorny plant come
beautiful flowers so, in life,
75,#:")
For many years he was
employed as station agent
for the CPR.
He is survived by his wife,
Dorothy (nee ,Foliot) ; five
children, Mrs. Bob (Betty)
Warren of Calgary and
Walter G. Youngblut, Mrs.
Ken (Carol) Steins, Mrs.
Doug (Diane) Smith all of
Windsor and Mrs. William
(Ruth) Helfe of Frankfurt,
West Germany; eight grand-
children; two brothers, Vic-
tor Youngblut of Belgrave
and Arthur of Goderich and
5nored
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Ratepayers to discuss selling fire engine
To sell or not to sell. That
will be the question facing
the Auburn Village Trustee
Board and the ratepayers at
a' special 'ratepayers
meeting to be held on March
14 at 7:30 p.m. in the town
hall with regards to the old
fire - _-engine -_pumper - - This
was one of the topics discuss-
ed at the February meeting
held in the town hall last
Saturday evening.
The chairman of the
Trustee Board Warner An-
drews, was in charge of the
meeting. The secretary,
Mrs. Gail Dobie read the
minutes of the previous
meeting which were ac-
- cepted asread.
The garbage contract was
reviewed with some changes
in rules made. Auburn had
had garbage collection since
1957.
The request to keep the
polling station for West
awanosihl in Auburn, is to h...
sant to the returning officer.
Plans were discussed
regarding putting a light on
Manchester Garden in co-
operation with the Hor-
ticultural Society,.
Auburn
news
Eleanor Hradnoek, correspondent
Trustees Cordon Powell
.and Jim Schneider led in
discussion of other business
problems.
OBITUARY
Funeral services were
held in Windsor last Friday
for a former Auburn district
resident Leonard (Lan) W.
Youngblut, who died sudden-
ly at his home in Windsor in
his 79th year.
Born near Auburn, he was
the son of the late George
Youngblut and Anna Walper.
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two sisters, Mrs. Clarence
(Marguerite) Walden of
Seaforth and Mrs. Melvin
• ( Lila) Webster of Clinton.
The funeral was held at the
Kelly Funeral Home in
Windsor with interment in
Victoria - Memorial
Cemetery. The Reverend
Larry Burnett officiated.
4-H NEWS
Auburn I, 4-H club held its
second meeting at the home
of 'Mrs. Lynn Chamney for
the spring project, 'Ready,
Get Set, Sew'. President
Vickie Rodger opened the
meeting with the 4-H pledge
followed by the minutes read
by the secretary, Lorie.Cart-
Wright.
The leader, Mrs. Jackie
C-ollips led the -discussion
about the sewing - machine
and its different parts. The
members worked and 'com-
pleted a quiz on the parts.
The assistant leader, Mrs.
Lynn Chamney also assisted
with the discussion.
After much thought, the
girls voted to call their club,
Sew Perfect.
The girls studied the width
and length in dart altera-
tions, and also learned how
to prepare the fabric for cut -
the leader, r,u - ai r% Col-
lins on February 16.
SILVER TOPS
Thirty-four members of
the Auburn Silver Tops held
their monthly dinner last
Thursday in' the Auburn
Community Memorial- Hall.,
Due to the severe snowstorm
last Wednesday, the dinner
was postponed until
Thursday. ,The dinner was
served by Mrs. Donald
Haines, Mrs. Emerson
Rodger, Mrs. Elliott Lapp
and Mss, Frank Raithby.
The dinner began with the
president, Ross Robinson
welcoming all and the grace
was said by Mrs. Tom Jar -
din.
A birthday cake was
brought in and lit for Ken
Scott, Lois Haines and Maud
Craig and all sang happy bir-
thday.
,The minutes were approv-
ed
pproved as read by the secretary,
Mrs. Tom Haggitt. She also
read a letter from the
Department of Health con -
Dates for voters
o remember
The SeW Perfect Club then'
closed themeeting with the
4-H motto. The next 'meting
will be held at the home of
ungannon;,
doings
1'4arie Park 'corresponde
from -the thorns of hardships
and struggles often comes a
stronger, more beautiful per-
sonality.
Helen Elliott sang a beaut- •
iful solo. The children's story -
was. The Story of St. Val-
entine.
Brookside Broadcast
By Martha Curran and
Colleen Durnin
Pre-school children who
attended Story Hour in the
library on Monday made
Valentines: As a reminder
there will be Story Hour each
Monday, at 2.30 p.m.
The table tennis cham-
pions (who were not finished
last week) are grade 4 girls,
Annette Gruendler; grade 6
boys, Leroy Dougherty;,
grade 6, girls, Janice Dough-
erty; grade 5 boys, Walter
Martin. Congratulations to
these players and to all who
participated.
All students from grade 1
to grade 8 have been busy
preparing a recitation or
speech. The younger grades
memorize a poem arid older
students write a speech and
present it. before the class.
The best two speeches 06
recitations from each room
go on to present their
speeches before the student
body. The senior winners
there go on to further compe-
tition.
On Thursday.' Patsy Cham-
bers and Jim Coburn (from
Skicade) came to talk . to
grades 7 and 8 about•skiing.
in their presentation they
talked about usage, care of
skis, and how to buy the right
size of skis, poles and boots.
They covered both Alpine
and 'cross country skiing.
After their lecture the two
grades got a chance to put on
skis and try them out on the
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snow in the school yard.
On Friday, a Sadie Haw-
kins Valentine . dance -;was
held in the gym. It was one of
the most successful record
hops we have had with most
students participating.
Many of the classrooms
enjoyed a Valentine party on
Friday afternoon.
On Thursday morning a
Mr. Mugs dog visited the
primary classrooms accom-
panied by his owner, Gerry
McCann. His name was Solo-
mon but he looked like Mr.
Mugs, the sheep dog featur-
ed in the primary readers.
intended for last week
Dungannon 4-H
The Dungannon #1 4-H
club had their first meeting
on• February 5 at Jean Er-
rington's home.
The two leaders are Shar-
on Pengelly and Jean Erring-
ton.,,
The members who have
joined this project: Ready,
Get, Set, Sew. are: Tracy
Hill, Judy Carmichael, Jan-
ice Pollock, Tracey Rising,
Lisa Dougherty, Rhonda Mc-
- Michael, Donna Gregory.
Margaret McWhinney, Nan-
cy Carmichael, Deb Gregory,
Betty Errington and Cathy
Schneider.
During the first meeting
they discussed • interfacing,
darting, -bias- seaming, and
lapped zippers. They also
talked about pattern sizes
and styles of skirts and vests.
The club elected a presid-
ent, vice president and de-
cided . the secretary is to
rotate in alphabetical order.
The secretary for meeting #1
is Judy Carmichael. The
results for president was
Cathy Schneider and vice
president was Lisa Dough=
erty.
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With the upcoming
provincial election on
Thursday, March 19' only a
month away, there are some
important dates to
remember for voters and
candidates. -
The enumeration of .the
voters is to be completed by
this Saturday, February 26
with the revision period of
the list to take place between
l• ebrua ry-23 -and reir 7,
when the polling lists will be
prepared.
March 5 is the last day for
cerning the New Horizon
grant being terminated and
stating that the Auburn
Silver Tops had reached all
requirements.
The financial statement
was given by the treasurer,
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock.
Plans were made for the
next meeting and dinner on
March 11 at 12:15 p.m.
sharp. Colrmnittee to be in
charge will be Mrs. Tom Jar -
din, Mrs. Jack Lockhart,
Mrs. Dorothy Grange and
Mrs. Orval McPhee. Again,
everyone is asked to change
dessert and salads - if you
brought a salad this time, br-
ing a dessert next time.
Ross Robinson and Elliott
Lapp operated the projector
and showed three reels of
film on Don Messer touring
Canada ani yman o his con-
• Certs: To the • delight of
everyone, the solos of the
filing nomination papers for late Charlie Chamberlain.
prospective candidates. and Marg Osborne were
The first advance poll will featured.
be held on Saturday, March
14, and the second day 'of SOCIAL NEWS
advance polling will be held The librarian, Mrs. Lillian
on Monday, March -16. Letherland requests all
Election day is Thursday, Huron County Library books
March 19. to be in by February 21.
Voters who didn't receive Enumeration for the com=
an enumeration card from ing provincial election is
their enumerators, are underway in all areas to
.advige4 to-feQntac -their: ,make. the voting. lists. If
respected returning officer, you were not counted, please
whose ad appears elsewhere . see about it immediately.
in this paper.
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Mrs.
Harry
Arthur
is
L.
er
visiting with her father
Elmer Keller of Dublin and
her mother who is a patient
in Seaforth Hospital.
The sympathy of this com-
munity is extended to Mrs.
Clifford Brown of Goderich
and her family on the death
of her husband last week in
Goderich. The Brown family
lived in Auburn for many
years.
Misses Christine, R.leftda
and Jennifer Stadelmann
visited last Sunday with
their grandmother, Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock.
Mrs. Fred Youngblut of
Woodstock visited on the
weekend with her sisters,
Mrs. -Wilfred Sanderson and
Miss Ella Wagner.
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