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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-12-08, Page 19Community The Auburn Community Hall Board met last Thursday evening in the hall with the following members. present, chairman Reeve Tom Cunningham, Ronald Gross Hullett Township, Carl Seeger, West Wawanosh, Donald Shultz, East Wawanosh, Ross Robinson, Auburn - Silver Tops, Walter Marchl Auburn and District Lion's club, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, Auburn Women's Institute, Warner Andrews and Jim Schneider from the Village of Auburn. The minutes were ac- cepted by secretary - treasurer Mrs. George Col- lins. A discussion took place on the paving that had been done at the front of the hall and also on snow removal. Warner Andrews will be in charge of this business. A new chimney has been built on the hall by Bob Worsen and some other repairs completed. Mrs. Col- lins reported that the LCBO and Health inspectors had been in the hall and stated a few changes had to be done as fans in the kitchen and washrooms installed and the Blyth Fire Chief will also in- spect the premises for safe- ty. Once these requirements are completed then licences will be available. The Auburn Leos, Janice Daer, Angela Schneider and Rob Glen attended the meeting and requested to use the hall. Janice Daer made the presentation and their request was considered by the Board. Lion Eldon Chamney also was present and spoke on their behalf. The caretakers, Mrs. Ted Clark and Mrs. Ross Dobie were present and wanted hours when they could clean before events so a schedule will have to be made up when the key will be allowed out before an event. Walter Marchl asked for permission for water to flood the open air skating . rink again this year. This was granted. The annual meeting will be held all repairs planned AUBURN NEWS �Ie ri u aredri k,15IM®m` 1585 on January 26th at 8 p.m. The Auburn Booster Club held their meeting last Tues- day evening at the home of Mrs. Lynn Chamney. The members were very pleased to report that over $400 had been the profit from the Christmas. Fair and Bazaar held on November 20th. The members would like to thank all those who had craft tables and those who attend- ed to make it so successful. Mrs. Elaine Craig and Mrs. Lynn Chamney were appointed to present the money to the Huron County Ministry of Children's Ser- vices in Goderich. The first meeting of the new year will be held at the home of Mrs. Brenda Clark on January 11. The Auburn Women's In- stitute will hold their Christmas meeting on December 15th at 2 p.m. with the program to be in charge of Mrs. Emerson Rodger and Mrs. Tom Jardin. There will be an exchange of a homemade $2 gifts. Please note change of date. Prize winners at the week- ly euchre party held every Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. sharp in the Auburn Com- munity Memorial , hall last week were: novelty, Mrs. Donald Haines; high lady, George Mason; (playing as a lady) low lady, Mrs. Dorothy Grange; high man, Clarence Allen and low. man, Dennis Schneider. Everyone is welcome. Mrs., Kenneth McDougall visited last week in Sudbury with her son Allan McDougall, Mrs. McDougall and family. LIFE, AUTO, HOME, COMMERCIAL, FARM INSURANCE SERVICES JIM • BELL 0 BUS: 544-4138 10 R5ES44: .8541 the co-opefat A 31 WEST ST., GODERICH VERTICAL Filing Cabinets Full Suspension, 28 5/8" deep, with lock 2 DRAWER Letter Legal 4 DRAWER Letter Legal REG. NOW SAVE *158." $99 '162." $105 '58 '57 '274." $174 '100 '287.70 $1 84 '103 FIREPROOF 2 DRAWER FILING CABINET (1 ONLY) REG. '875 N.$599 SAVE '276 GRAYH U RST BUSINESS SUPPLIES '158 Cambria Rd. N., Goderich 524-2795 INEMi dent Jim Schneider was in charge. The minutes were read by . secretary Lion Donald Haines. The members voted to. send a donation of $25. to the Heart Foundation on the mo- tion by Lion Walter Marchl and Lion Bill Robinson. It was decided to canvass on December 6 for C.N.I.B. The decision to support the pur- chase of the hearing tester has been postponed until more information is obtain- ed from the chairman. The selling of the Easter Bunnies will be passed on to the Leo Club. Plans were made for the New Year's dance and Lion Walter Marchl and Lion Gor- don Daer are to look after the tickets. Volunteers for the Bingo on December 10th were requested by Lion Walter Marchl. The Leo Club members challenged the Lions Club members for a slo-pitch baseball game in the snow on January 15 or 22 if weather is not suitable. The guest speaker of the evening, Rev. Bonny Smith of Knox United Church was introduced by Lion Gordon Chamney. Rev. Smith spoke of her experiences on a Mis- sion Field church in Van- couver and gave the highlights of life in the skid row districts. Lion Donald Haines thanked Miss Smith and presented her with a gift of appreciation. Lions host ladies The Auburn and District Lions Club held their Ladies' Night last Wednesday even- ing in the Auburn Communi- ty Memorial hall with the UCW serving dinner. Presi- Knox United Church, Auburn held their annual White Gift service when the Sunday School and their teachers attended together. The church organist, Mrs. Florence Wightman and pianist Mrs. Bernice Gross accompanied for the singing of the Christmas Carols. The leader, Miss Janice Daer opened the service. The story presentation was done by Mrs. Karen Webster and several children acted out the Christmas story of the Birth of Christ. The offer- ing was received by Stephen Verbeek, Brian Wightman, Bob Worsell and Peter Verbeek and- dedicated by Rev. Bonny Smith. All children presented their white gifts in the manger. Regan Millian lit the second Advent candle - the Candle of Love. WMS meet The Women's Missionary Society of the Huron Chapel Missionary Church held its annual Christmas banquet last Friday evening in the Aiurn Community Memorial hall. It was organized by Mrs. Gladys Campbell, Eunice Emke and Brenda Huizingi. Nearly 80 people attended the smorgasbord dinner. The of- fering was sent to help to build a medical clinic in La - Juana, Haiti. The Sunday school Christmas program is plann- ed for Friday, December 10th at 8 p.m. Each class is planning to contribute to its success. They hope many will attend this program. The-- met. s are -plann- ing a great musical cantata for December 20th at 8 p.m. at the evening service. Part of this musical will be presented in the Christian Reform Church at Blyth on December 19 as part of the Community Christmas pro- gram. Threshers hold annual meeting The Huron Pioneer Threshers and Hobby Association met in the Blyth Memorial Hall for their an- nual meeting on November 20. President Wayne Houston called the meeting to order. The treasurer's report showed a very good year in 1982. The president presented the association with a new set of bylaws which were discussed at length and pass- ed by the majority of the club present at the meeting. Past president Bob Cook chaired the meeting for the election of officers. They are: Past President, Bob Cook; President, Wayne Houston; 1st Vice President, Raymond Hallahan; 2nd Vice President, Bill Vincent; Secretary, Marian LADY FI N ELLE WATERBASE SKIN CARE AND COSMETICS invite you to contact Hallahan; Treasurer, Car- man Craig. A board of directors con- sisting of John Ellacott, Simon Hallahan, Norman Cook, Clare Searson, Bea Houston, Irwin Keyes, Gor- don Radford, Ernie Cluley, and Bill Andrews was set up. Mason Robinson and Leonard James were nominated to be internal auditors. aa A general meeting is plan- ned for early spring. 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