The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-06-02, Page 10PAGE 10 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2,1982
Auburn Lions Club elects new slag of officers
Auburn and District Lion's
Club met with 15 members
and one guest present, Lion
President Walter Marchl
was in charge and the dinner
was served by UCW unit of
Knox United Church.
Guest of the evening was
zone chairman Lion Ray
Meldrum, from Kincardine.
A new member Art Lefrebre
was inducted into the club.
He was sponsored by Lion ..
Donald Haines.
The new slate of officer§
for next year was,Installed
by Lion 'Ray Meldrum. Re-
cent projects included, the
• rummage sale and bake sale
and the Lion's booth at the
Clinton Klompen Feest.
The new officers are: past
president, Lion Walter Mar-
che; president, Lion Jim
Schneider; 1st vice, Lion
Marinus Bakker; 2nd vice,
Lion Ross Dobie; 3rd vice,
Lion Bill Robinson;
secretary, Lion Donald
Haines; treasurer, Lion
Fred Lawrence; 2 year
director, Lion Gordon Daer,
Lion Al Luna; 1 -year direc-
tor, Lion George Collins,
• Lion Bob Worrell-; . Tail
Twister, Lion Bill Sproul;
Lion Tamer,• Lion Kenneth
Scott. ..
. Spring concert
Knox United Church
presented a Spring concert
last Sunday 'evening with a
good audience of parents and
friends: Mrs. .Rick Hawley •
welcomed all and gave a
short history. of the choir of
. two years. She was assisted
by Mrs. Gordon Gross, Mfrs.
Barry' :Millian. and Mrs.
Allan Webster in the training
of the choir and they all were
accompanists.
The . 22. member Junior
choir• sang with, Lana
Lawrence.. taking the solo_
The dialogue part was taken
by Lana and Angela WilliamAnother timber,was sung
with Leona,Cunningharntali
• ingthesolo. • . •
Play was the.theme of the
• second.part with the solo
taken by Beth Hawley • and
the dialogue taken by Anita
• Grass and Beth Hawley. Two
little sunbonnet girls Julie
Glenn and Glynis -Marie
Young sang a duet in this
song with .comments made
by Alison Chamney. • In
another song comments
were , made by Janice
Webster, .Jodi .Webster and
Kerry Bakker..The Baseball
game song was actively car-
.ried out with the solo taken
by Kevin Webster. The part
of Lucy was played. by Kerry
Bakker, Snoopy by Janice
Webster and Red Head by
Susan Dobie. Others taking
part were Kevin Webster,
Stuart Bakker, Ian Andrews
and Bryan Gross.
Imaginary Friends was
the theme for the third part.
Leslie Lawrence and Amy
Hawley sang the duet and
Susan Dobie and Leslie
Lawrence did the dialogue.
Another was sung with Lori
Armstrong and Leslie
Lawrence doing comments.
All members joined in song
with Glynis Marie Young
and Julie Glenn doing the
• dialogue and was concluded
with Donna Lynn Armstrong
and Leona Cunningham do-
ing the comments.
Mrs. Greg Park expressed
appreciation to the choir,
Mrs. Hawley and the other
leaders for their excellent
concert and their superb ac-
Brownie banquet
Flowers' decorated the
AUBURN
NEWS
Elemenor lurid rfck, SEE
-banquefrabies last Tuesday
evening when 54 Brownies,
Girl Guides their mothers
and guests attended the an-
nual Brownie and Girl Guide
Banquet from Blyth held in
Knox United Sunday School
room. Mrs. Ross Andrews
and her UCW unit catered to
the dinner.
Mrs, Bev Blair welcomed
all and everyone joined in a
contest on sandwiches. Mrs.
Joan Leibold was the win-
ner. The Brownie pack
`directed by Mrs. Bev Blair,
Mrs. Sheron Stadelmann and
M"rs. Linda Hawley
presented a modern day ver-
sion of the Brownie work.
Girl Guides leader, Mrs.
Brenda McDonald was in-
troduced as the Blyth
Guider. Shewelcomed all on
behalf of the Girl Guides.
•Angela Cotton thanked
everyone for coming and
also the .leaders for their
time • and : patience with
everyone.
Mrs. Bev Blair introduced
the commissioner , Mrs.
Joyce Irwin of Clinton: She
officiated for the Fly up
ceremony of Beth Hawley,
Marilyn and Kim Mayberry.
They were presented by
Christina Roulston, Elaine
Poore and Angela Cotton.
Commissioner Irwin pinned
on their wings.
Badges earned were
presented by Mrs. Sheron
Stadelmann, Mrs. Bev Blair
and Mrs. Linda Hawley.
°Badges were presented to
the following Tanya
Deveau, Cathy Nesbit, Amy
Hawley, Tafline Scott,
Jackie Caldwell, Beth
Hawley, Lana Lawrence,
Vickie Glousher, Leslie
Lawrence, Dawn . Gross,.
Rhonda Stadelmann, Susan
'.Dobie, Kim Mayberry,
Marilyn Mayberry.
Golden bar - Tanya
Deveau, Tafline Scott, Leslie
and Lana Lawrence, Susan
Dobie, Jackie Caldwell,
Vickie Glousher. , Golden
Ladder, Amy • and Beth
Hawley, Marilyn and Kim
Mayberry, Dawn Gross,
Cathy • Nesbit, Rhonda
Stadelmann. Golden Hand,
Beth Hawley, Kim and
Marilyn Mayberry.
Mrs. Bev Blair (Brown
Owl) and Mrs: Sheron
Stadehnalm • (Tawny Owl)
presented Mrs: Linda
Hawley (Grey Owl) with a
farewell gift and thanked her
for assistance during the
pant year.
Guider Brenda McDonald
thanked. everyone for com-
ing and helping in any way
'when asked. Guider Jill
Roulston presented the.
badges to the Girl Guides
which they had earned They
are as follows- Elaine Poore,
Angela Cotton, Lori Leibold,
Cathy McDonald, . Kerilyn
Ferguson, Christine
Stadelmann, Lisa Watson,
Sandra Hessels, Christina
Roulston, Deanna
McDougall, Jennifer Allen,
Jennifer Roulston.
It was announced that Girl
Guides and Brownies would
meet this fall on Thursday
evenings with registration
fee being $10.00 each.
OUR
GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS SALE
IS WINDING DOWN
We s101 have some great
BUTS
ON
*PAINT & PAINTING SUPPLIES
*1101 -TS, NUTS & LAG SCREWS
*SHEET METAL SCREWS
*WOOD.SCREWS
*LARGE BARN DOOR HINGES
*V&ELT & PULLEYS
*ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
*WIRE i CABLE
*MOTOR BRUSHES
*CASTORS
*SHOVELS
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- People report _
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson
of Drayton Valley, Alberta
were guests last week of Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Rodger:
The winner of last week's
lottery draw was William
Andrews. -
Mr. Gordon Eaton of Lon-
don visited last weekend
with Mr. Robert Armstrong.
Mrs. Gordon Miller visited
last week with her daughter
Mrs. Ron Elliott and Mr.
Elliott at Mississauga.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Schmidt of Goderich visited
last Saturday with Mrs. Tom
Johnston and Miss . Laura
Phillips.
We are pleased to report
that Mr. Frank Raithby was
able to come home after
several weeks a patient in
Clintonhospital.
Mr. Rick Hawley and Mrs.
Donald Haines attended the
Conference of the United
Church in Stratford last
week.
Mr. Jack Hallam is a pa-
tient in Clinton public
hospital, we wish him a
speedy recovery.
Congratulations to Miss
Marilyn Wightman, RR 2
Auburn who graduated, with
a Bachelor of Environmen-
tal Studies Degree in
Geography last Friday 'from
the University of Waterloo.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman
Wightman, RR 2 Auburn.
They attended last Friday
and entertained family and
friends at the Stone, Crock in
St. -Jacobs following the
graduation ceremonies.
Marilyn is employed as
Visitors Services Co-
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Provincial Park again this
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gagner of Toronto and Mr.
and Mrs. James Vinall of
Belleville spent the holiday
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Hamilton.
Sorry that this was omit-
ted - During the Knox United
-Church's Quilishio recently-
the name of Mrs. Ernest
Durnin was left out. She
helped put in the quilt of
Mrs. Bob Arthur's niece on
the Friday afternoon and she
and Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall quilted on Friday
evening and Saturday after-
noon and evening.
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hickey, RR 3 Aubujrn
gathered recently at. their
parents new home on the oc-
casion of their 40th wedding
anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.
Hickey were married May 2,
1942 at Riversdale. They
have nine children and 18
grandchildren. Those atten-
ding were Marian and Frank
Hallahan . and family of
Blyth, Bob and Brenda and
family off Barrie, Connie
Black and family, Lucknow,
Jim and Teresa Hickey and
family, RR 3 Auburn, John
and Judy Hickey and family
of Port Albert, Joanne and
Joe Phalen and boys of
Brussels, George Hickey and
S. Becker .. of Goderich,
Phyllis Hickey of London
and Steven Hickey at home.
Congratulations Joe -and
Leone:
Bride honored
Streamers and white wed-
ding bells decorated Knox
United Church for the bridal
shower for Miss Judy Van
Dongen. The guest book was
in charge of Lisa Rodger and
Trish McDonald. The chair-
man was Mrs. Doug
McDonald and she welcom-
ed all. The program began
with a sing -song led by Mrs.
Gordon Gross with Mrs.
Emerson Rodger on the
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piano and Anita Gross
assisted.
A contest was given by
Mrs. Keith Rodger, and Mrs.
Jack Armstrong was the
winner. A reading was given
by Mrs. Donald Cartwright.
Duets were sung >ay Lana
and Leslie Lawrence, ac-
companied by their mother,
Mrs. Fred Lawrence. A con -
and Mrs. Jean Lubbers were
the winners.
Mrs. Fred Lawrence read
an address of congratula-
tions and gifts were
presented by Trish
McDonald, Lana and Leslie
Lawrence. Lunch was serv-
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Mrs. Keith Rodger, Mrs. Bill
Andrews, Mrs. Bill Empey,
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NOTICE
OF PUBLIC MEETING
TOWNSHIP
OF GODERICH
Tuesday, June 15, 1982
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
BAYFIELD
II PM
This k a public na®s,tng held under Sections 12 and 17 of
.Tice Pieuraing Act, RSO 1140, to discuss a proposed
anrendeneat to the Official Plan for the County of
Huron Planning Area to consider changing the
designation of an area freer Coaranerciol-Recreational
to that of bath Residential and Hazard Lands, as shown
cur the Kay Map.
A copy of the iproposal is aasilable for slsa.ir*g at the
rantalcipal offices of the Torraship Cheer.
HURON cousin PLANNING BOARD
MONSTER
BINGO
(Every Monday
Night)
JUNE 14th
CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
Admission $1 .00
CARDS S for $1 *00
25 each
15 Regular Games
3 Share the wealth
1-9,000 GAME
DOOR OPEN 6:30 p.m.
Proceeds To Community
Work
EILJ:S:.I1P1.ESS
Surplus Furniture Warehouse has
been ordered to close its Stratford
Location by order of the Principals
Accountants.
D & L Liquidation Services has been authorized
to liquidate the entire inventory of Quality
Furniture & Supplemented Stock consisting of:
*• `BEDROOM SUITES
* SOFA BEDS
* COFFEE & END TABLES
* LIVING ROOM SUITES
* SECTIONALS
.l MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS
L FURNITURE ACCESSORIES
* WALL UNITS7
* RECLINERS
* LAMiPS
Sale conducted by D & L Liquidation Services (a Registered
Ontario Liquidation Company) on the premises of:
FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE
550 Huron St. Stratford, Ont. (Across from the A & W)
TERMS: All sales final. Cash, Visa, Cheque.
Sale Hours: Daily 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Sat. till 6; OPEN Sunday, viewing only
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