The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-07-14, Page 10j
PAGE 10 -GODERICIMIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14,1982
Viliagetrustees discus g alteration to tOwn hall and library rooms
Auhurn Village Trustees
held their .Inly meeting on
July Othin the town hall with
the Chairman Warner Ana
Brews in charge. Clerk Mrs.
Ross Dobie read the
minutes.
Alterations to the town hall
and „ Library rooms were
discussed. - The librarian
Mrs. Lillian Letherland has People report
beeii getting the books into, asia and Mrs. Jiin Henry off
their shelves. It was decided mamma. Michigan visited
to look for a vacuum cleaner last week with Uri. Tom
Johnston „ and Miss Laura
Phillips.
Mrs. Vera LaVigne return-
ed home to. Windsor last
AUBURN
NEWS
Eleanor Bradnooks SEE=7158116
to keep the carpet clean. A,
discussion took place about
drapes for the new library
room and Mts. Letherland
and Mrs. Eleanor Brativard-ea.
• were ' asked - to bring
estimates "the next
meeting'
The beautiful old pine
doors have been stripped
and when finished will look
attractive in the new room.
This room Vras a part of the
old fire hall and when
washrooms are added in the
former library room and
alterations have taken place
it will be 'quite an asset to the'
village.
president, Marge Siert-
serial vice-president, Roger
Cunningham; secretary,
Pamela Losereit; press''
reporter, Joy McClinchey.
The members decided to
calltheir club -the Camp
Champs. During the meeting
trackst Are nua
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Mrs
Raj Hamilton and Mr. piaster. They talked, about
Hamilton after visiting here the camping trip and decid-
in the village with then for ed to go -to Benmiller. Mon-
fourweeks. day, July ath will be the
Rev. and Mrs. Maldwyn date &the next meeting.
Roberts of Wilfred visited Mr. and Mrs. Grant
last week with Mrs. Beth Raithby, Tom Raithby and
Lansing. his two children, Christopher
Miss Kim Robinson and and Miranda of Collingwood
girl friend of Newmarket visited recently with his
visited last week with her father, Mr. Frank Raithby,
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Raithby.. John
Ross Robinson. • Raithby returned home with
them after a visit in Coll-
ingwood.
Several relatives in this
district of the late Fred
Youngblut of Woodstock at-
tended his funeral last Mon-
day in Woodstock.
Auburn 2, 4-H club held
Their first meeting for the
Other bilis were discussed Runnier project at -the -home
and Mime, complaints on , of Miss Linda Cunningham.
road allowance gravel were" The election of officers was
brought up. held and the results were: -
411 leaders attend course
, •
• Tiger..., Dunlop W.I. 4-H
leadert, . Linda Bisset and
tiritts-tiegt=erthel COLBORNE ,
•• held in ICinbum on Saturday., .
. next 441 project'. "More •
Outdoor Living"„ which was • CORNER
, .
Meeting will be held.
-a-a0ver-- -70--pupils-ufaathe___
of Blyth. A short business
-registered last week for the.
giVen by the Brown Family W • r.a
Auburn community
Bible School I PLEASING 'PRICES
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Mr. and Mrs- Joe Postill The Nirsery class with
visited- last week with their their 3. and 4 year olds had
son Ronald, Mrs. Postill and Debbie Cunningham and
family at Arkona. They also helper Joy McClinchey for
visited with their daughter ...their pupils, Scott Perry,
Mrs. Dean Fitchett, Mr. Fit- -Jahn Armstrong, Shannon
chett and family at . Thed- Perry, Craig Empey, Craig
ford.' Miss Machan, Matthew DeVries,
Mr. Paul Helesic and miJeffrey Clark, David Camp -
Judy Torrance of Goderich bell, Michael.Bakker, Adam
visited last Wednesday with Harrison, Jason Rutledge,
their grandparents Mr. and Bradley- Rathsay, . Michael
Mrs. Emerson Rodger. . Luna, Scan Deveau, Tracy
We are pleased to report Millian, Tim Lantinge.
that Mrs. William Rodger . Kindergarten, 4 and 5 year
was able to .be home after olds -.. with their teacher,
surgery in Stratford , Mrs, Glen Webster and
hospital.helper Lori and Angela
'war. Lyman Jardin of Port Millian had in their class-
altaa-aai varr----- 1„slah-4 -Shelley -Evbie, -Shod Arthisr,
and Mrs. Bonnie isour _Kurt Marchl,. Marty
and . Julie of W rloo are Lawrence, April Gross,
spending holidays with their Jonathan Collins, • Karin
parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Millian, Philip DeVries,
Jardin and grandmother, Laura Rea, Ryan Chamney,
Mrs. Elva Straughan. Mr. Laurel Campbell, Marjorie
and Mrs. Paul Jardin and DeVries, Shane Webster,
family of Kitchener, and Mr. Michael Johnston, Marcus
and Mrs. Harold Jardin and , Bricker, Jason Clark.
--family of • Belgrave joined The Primary class had Jo -
them for a family picnic on Anne Slater as their teacher
Sunday. and helper. was Angela
The winner of the Auburn Schneider. The pupils were
and District Lion's Club Lot- Shawn Perry, Susan Clark,
tery draw last week was Andrew Luna, Ruth Anne
W.H. Whetstone. Bakker, Shawn Rutledge,
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Jardin Jodi Webster, Michael
and Andre of Cambridge Schneider, Alison Chamney,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Bakker, Susan Dobie,
Tom Jardin recently. Janice Webster, Angie
The annual Children's Day McDougall, David DeVries,
will be held by the Auburn Tymen DeVries.
. 'Woraen's Institute on July Primary Junior, with
20th at 2 p.m. in the Com- Anita Hallam as leader and
munity Memorial hall. helper, Julie Daer had the 8
There will be a short pro-
gram and films for the
children and everyone is in- •••••••••••••••••••
vited. Special music will be
and 9 year-olds as
pupils -Christy Bricker,
Chris Marcld, Ian Andrews,
Stuart Bakker, Beatrice
DeVries, Bryan Gross, Don-
na Lynn Armstrong, Tanya
Deveau, Shannon Minim',
Karen Bakker, Alison Clark,
Dean Caldwell, Tammy Rea,
Anne Marie Geertsma,
Leslie Lawrence.
Pre -teens had for their
leader, Mrs. Fred Lawrence
and helper Mrs. Al Luna.
The pupils were Anita Gross,
Heather Rea, Sharon Ram-
say, Bryan Ramsay, Julie
Glenn, Lbri Armstrong,
Leona Cunningham, Dwight
Deveau,
Julie Cunningham, Lana
Lawrence.
Bill Schedule
Here's what's happening
at the Auburn Ball Diamond.
On Monday, July 12,
Brussels ladies play -at
Auburn, 9 p.m.; Auburn
Bantams travel to Varna 9
pm; Tuesday, July 13 at 9
pm Lucknow Slo-pitch
league; Thursday, July 15-
9pin. Holmesville vs
Westfield (over 30) in
Auburn, while Auburn over
30 plays Porter's Hill in
Hohnesville; Monday July
19, Summerhill Ladies come
to Auburn 9 pm; Tuesday,
July 20, 9 pm Lucknow Slo-
pitch league -Auburn vs Port
Albert at Auburn; Thursday,
July 22-Aubtiri over 30 at
Clinton 9 pm, and Westfield
plays Porter's Hill in
Hohnesville.
Friday, July 23 through to
Sunday July 25, Auburn
Ladies Fastball Tourna-
ment. One Dollar daily pass
with Lion's Festival Tent on
the River Maitland Flats.
Music for dancing on both'
Friday and Saturday even-
ings. Come out and enjoy
yourself while helping with
community park im-
provements. Bring at least
one friend and tell two
others.
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Huron County attended tjte
course. In the mornmg, annual Vacation Bible school
Blanche Pownall: Garrett -of In the afternoon session, Doug and Gail (Fisher) held in Knox United Church. •
Colborne, the author of three the leaders were divided into Currie arid children of The superintendent of the ,.
• cook books on edible plants, four groups and the program' Goderic.h motored to Ottawa Sunday School, Mrs. Ross. IP
was the guest 'speaker,. •She was a nature travel through to attend the Moffatt-
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jellies, She , brought: such project after the holidays, Albert McClinchey and the At the final program on
samples as stuffed grape about September15. late Ruby McClinchey, all
Friday evening MrsBrian
leaves and marinated milk- former residents of Colborne .
Hallam was chairman.
weed for tasting. • Social. News • Township. Crafts were displayed and
the UCW morning members
At noon ,all enjoyed a pork: Several people from The conununity is pleased
barbecue and. cold salad Colborne ToWnshipattended to report that Jim Ruddick of
which was provided by the - the official opening Huronview, formerly of served Fre,shie and cookies.
Jamie Daer was in charge of
Foresters of Kinburn. ceremony of 'the Marine Colborne, has returnedto
Roman onderidi. on Huronview after being sports for all groups. At the
close of.Friday .evening pro -
Sunday afternoon. When patient in Alexandra Marine
Newborns viewing the artifacts in the and General Hospital, gram, Mrs. Hallam thanked
Mrs. Andrews, the teachers,
museum, it is interesting to Goderich. 'the pianist Mrs. Gordon
HOY note that there are many Tiger Dimlop W.I. will hold Gross and all those who had
Douglas and Carol , proudly items and several replicas of a picnic meeting at St.
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announce the arrival of their vessels which are the work of Christopher's Beach thanked Mrs. Andrews and
assisted. She especially 'PAPER TOWELS
daughter, Valerie Carol, on Captain Robert Wilson of Thursday, July 22, at 1:30 presented her with a gift in Ah BEST BUY
Wednesday, June 23,1982, at Huron: -"Haven, a former p.m. Come and .,
Oakville Trafalgar Godechboy. friend. bring a thanks for all her work in NII
organizing the school. ' * FACIAL
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weighing 5 lbs. 15 oz. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and
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Mrs. Alfred Hoy, of
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Larry and Charlotte are
delighted to announce the
safe arrival of a son, Ryan
Christopher, born July 4,
1982, weighing 7 lbs. 8 oz. A
little brother for Christine.
-Proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Hutchins, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Barwick, all of
, Goderich.
McCABE
Kelly Lynn is pleased to an-
• nounce the birth of her
sister, Amy Nicole, on July
3, 1982, weighihg 7 lbs. 12'S
oz. The proud parents are
Larry and Denese. Amy is
the sixth grandchild for Mr.
and Mrs. George McCabe,
Goderich, and the seventh
for Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
1Radford, Londesboro.
House
packed
A packed house and two
standing ovations welcomed
Jim Galloway and The Metro
Stompers who opened the
new cabaret at Huron
Country Playhouse July 4.
The sensational Dixieland
band, . Kenny Dean, Russ
Fearon, Jim and Rdsemary
Galloway, Pete Sagermann
and Ron Sorley - were
originally scheduled to.
perform in the theatre
auditorium as the Cabaret
space was not expectedto be
ready for the concert.
Fortunately it was ready and
could not have been "given a
better christening than that
of, Galloway and the Stom-
pers.
This was the second in the
series of three fabulous
musical events slated for the
Playhouse throughout the
summer months. The third
and final concert will be
Valdy, Canada's premier
loth artist, who will be here
August 1:
Tickets are still available
for Valdy at regular Huron
Country Playhouse outlets
and the Playhouse box of-
fice.
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