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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-11-11, Page 16PAGE SA- GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1976 AUBURN AND flI.STRI.CT N..E:WS RECiREATIONAL COMMITTEE The Auburn Recreational Committee met in the Auburn Community • Memorial Hall last Wednesday ' evening, November 3 at 8 p.m. There were 28.present, most of :whom were. students. The number of parents present, was disappointing. - President James T'bwe was in charge of the meeting. The minutes were., ap"p.Cgved as read by the secretary Mrs. Robert Slater, Arising from the minutes, involving. Little League Baseball Crests, Mrs. William.. Seers stated that she felt there had been a lack of communication within the baseball -committee. Mrs. James Schneider stated that she had be'en, quoted in - PRETTY WEDDING . Knox United Church, Ross ` of Tordnto; . Joanne Auburn, was beautifully McCosh of London; and Betty decorated with a . large : Cook of Glencoe.' All pedestal bouquet of. gladioli, - bridesmaids were dressed chrysanthemtimS and dahlias similarly to the maid of in fall colors andcan honor. Mrs. Wes Bradneck 526-2695 orsomprook Little League Baseball Club Coultes of Belgrave thrilred showed receipts of $187.26 and the audience with two expenditures of $151.08, readings. leaving a balance .of $36.18. Kim and Patti McDowell This d) �n.ot include baseball gave a demonstration of -a equipme`nt totalling - $521.87 baton twirling and the as Bradley Family of Clin`bn' correctly in regard to the named; chairman again• The which was purchasedsang several selections. Mrs. baseballf s••h r position of secretary follows: Greg Park accompanied by It was _her feeling that treasurer is. vacant,at press Balls; 2 hes $7s, $107.40; 3 Mrs. Gordon Gross led in a $2.00 per player for the Little time. Equipment chairman is $106.$0; 8 helmets, ads, .sing -song. League players was too high, Fred Lawrence; Grounds .-masks, $28.25; 5 belly p but that the older play s committee; Murray Nesbit; $7L:35; 1 •ling marker, $42.00; • Mrd. Norman Wightman sha(uld be char d 'straps $5.50; 3 and daughter Marilyn played ee $4.95;" 3 ba tw piano duets: Pat charged a •high r Social committee, Mrs.. spikes an. bases, o, .. Sandy Andrews, with indicators,. Mrs. Slater replied that the—assistants.,_ Mrs. Fred $34.00; score books, $8.2$; Stackhouse of Londesboro did , baseball: fee been Set at Lawrence, Mrs. William and sales tax, $34.12; a tap dancing number and a skit, Two's Company Was Mrs. Donald Haines. the organization meeting for. Seers;: Fund raising,Arnold Cook are this season which was at- Chairman, James Towe, ker h HORTIACubL xn HostO� ulEural Mrs Ken Ram ay with music thate Mrs, pteased to th Lans ngort is tended by the executive of the assistants, Linda Hak s, The p eye Committee an Powell; ac- - t met last week'iri the accompaniment laved by home after having a sur er in Victoria Hospital, weekend with. his mother,' Mrs. Myrtle Munro. Mrs. Donald Rae and Christopher of Listowel -, visited last week with ,her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dobie. Mr. and rs. Amis Andrews of Go erich visited last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips. Mr. and- .Mr.s, Ronald Livermore . and family of Fordwich visited last Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Recreation . d Mrs Gordon owe Society all of the coaches:The fee had tivities,cotnmittee,'req-wires, a Aruburn Community Mrs. KennethMcDoug 11 g Y been agreed by all present chairman and two assistants. "Memorial Hall with the . The U,C.W• skit was staged London: and therefore it' was her ' There was much interest in president Mrs. Kenneth Scott by Mrs, Earl St. Jean, Mrs. Mrs. Luella Phillips,. Mrs. g in charge. Donald Haines, Mrs. Maurice Fred Phillips and .her -mother . responsibility to „collect the formin a badminton club for" from Mitchell and Mrs. - lee as set.. the winter months. The minutes of the previous Bead; Mr`s. Peter Verbeek, . Mrs.- Schneider .was. ad:" Registration is Sunday,,:. meetiug...were accepted as Mrs. Ken Ramsay, Mrs. Tom Frank Robinson of Toronto vised to be present at -next • November 7, 2 to 4 p.m, at the.. read by Mrs.:Fxances • Clark Jard:in, '. Mrs: Dorothy visited one day last week`with year's opening =baseball Auburn Community in the absence of the Grange. The 'skit was in- Mr. WilliainJ..Craig: meeting and to.have a motion Memorial Hall. Vickie Powell secretary Mrs. Beth Lansing. troduced by , Mrs. Jack We are pleased to report passed .to change the fee as and Frank Slater volunteered . Mrs. Clark read. the Armstrong. that Mrs. Bell Allen has been she saw fit: to put up' posters in .this correspondence and business She also introduced the • able to return to her home squarethe Clinton after a couple of weeks as a. Sandy Andrews did not regard. � was discussed. lsolos� Wheel 'NaDealers'with their patient in. Clinton Public • agree that the older players Adult assistance is required Andrews sang of Hospital. - _ were harder on the equip- to supervise during the accompanying himself on the Goderich ller, le Patterson ose rsondancing Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Brodie of ment than the Little League badminton.. Anyone wishing guitar. Toronto spent a.£ew days last .. players. He told the meeting to take his or her turn should The financial statement were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald week. withsneoudin, Mrs., that one of the ' batting contact James Towe, 526- was given by Mrs. Eleanor McDowell, Mr..and Mrs. Kenneth Scott, their cor. Scott and helmets had been ruined by 7704. Mr. Towe would also Bradnock and she called the. .Lawrence Plaetzer, Mr. and the . Little League. Fred like to hear from anyone roll when premiums bulbs Mrs. Leonard Archambault , Eric Stott. Lawrence, reported some willing to take the position of ' were given out. „ ,and Mr. and Mrs. Norman baseballs missing •that -had ' secretary -treasurer or to act Lucky door prizes went to Wightman,. been loaned to the United on the Activities Committee. Mrs. Robert Turner and Mrs. The Westfield Songsters Church for their picnic. Total . donations for the Thomas'Jardin. 1 Garth Walden, John Mrs. 'Larry Johnston Auburn Hallowe'en Party Mr.. and Mrs.,; Donald, McDowell and Harvey , suggested that the amounted to $312; expenses . Haines showed pictures of 1VIcDowell, sang several organization borrowing were $283.10. their California trip/and Mrs. numbers and the evening . . equipment from 'the • The financial statement Robert Slater thanked them. closed with the Bradley Recreation Committee should showed receipts of . $1,698.56. Mrs. Dorothy Grange took_ Family and a salute to be 'held responsible. for its and expenditures of $1,139.52,• charge of the meeting and Auburn by the Young People return. • leaving a bank balance of thanked everyone who had Hee Haw gang. Sandy Andrews asked the $558.87. ' . taken part.. secretary to'_read the.: letter Following the financial • Lufich was served.by Mrs. SOCIAL NEWS ' regarding the baseball grant` statement,the amount of - D 'rothy Grange, Mrs. The Auburn Librarian, from Wintario, •as he felt there was ' a misun- derstanding gars $250.00 paid to the Hall Board illiam L. Craig, Mrs: Russel Miss ..Lorraine Chamney for the.first six months was. / Brindley, Mrs. John Durnin wishes all Huron County questioned. The treasure " and Mrs. books to be in on November derstanding m is re Ernest .Durnin: There were people in the stated that had the C It was announced that the 13th. village who did . not realize mittee paid the hall rent at annual Family dight will be Mrs. - Myrtle Munro that Wintario . sent . out the rate' of $8.00 per -evening, held on Friday, November 26• returned home on Saturday • equipment. as well. as cash it ' would have,•'cost them VARIETY .NIGHT •evening after visiting in approximately�$100..00 more. London for a week with her payments. The . Auburn Community The. secretary stated that:The •amottnt of $521.87, for Memorial Hall was filled to son • Mr. Donald Youngblut, she • had applied for the, baseball equipment, was also capacity last Friday evening Mrs Youngblut, Loriey Barry Lawrence, c1.13 radley: 1 candelabra • entwined with ivy, myrtle and "The groomsman was Paul equipment in earl tspring but he st ones Fred . Lawmftee when a Variety Western Mr. and Mrs. James Henr-y bronze mum motif when Graf, Goderich, and the did notNight program was span- Goderich Michigan, visited Worsell of ushers were Robert McKee, Baseball season was almost chairman,' replied that since sores. by Knox United Church last Friday with iigan,ild ,ted Robert Kenneththe baseball equipment Goderich exchanged wedding Donald Edward and Ben- .over. • appreciation promised through Wintario U.C.W. The committee of Thomas Johnston and Miss vows with Shelley Kathyrn• Jamin, brother . the groom, Letters ofMrs. Brian Hallam; Mrs. f Auburn. all of Goderich. They wore were received from Mr. and 'had not arrived•in time,•ithad Barry- 'Million and Mrs. Laura Phillips: Grange oThomas Johnston, Miss been necessary to .par chase a The � Rev, ar dark brownd t o aces p Arnold Cook were: dressed in; Bruce and a M and Mrstobert E 1 St Jean, d k tuxedos with Mrs. f b sus enough Arno 90 Youngblut Susan, B assisted by the Rev. G. L. cream . 'shirts and „brown Royal, officiated al=•the can- velvet bow •ties, of the Recreation .going. The resident, Mrs. Ernest. own . Laura • Phillips and ,Mr. an Se ;cowboy attire an were to Mrs'. Oliver Anderson for the equipment to get the league', ., charge of arrangements. Kristen of Toronto 'spent, the'11: dlelight. service for.the efforts p double=ring ceremony. Mrs: Following- the ceremony a :Committee in organizing the. The equipment .purchased Durnin welcomed everyone to Norman Wightntan and Miss reception. was held- at • the Hallowe'en .party for the was of good quality and with the evening's' program and Marilyn nghmusi' provided the g e Valley Hall where children of the:village: the addition of the Wintario Andrew Koopmans with `his • the wedding music and the the guests were received by Treasurer Mrs. Robert equipment, aside from the hee-haw gang. • said: their the wedding party assisted by Slater .presented the financial purchase of bats and balls, welcome to all. soloist was Mr. Elliott Lapp. the bride's mother wearing a thereshould be no need' to' He sang The Lord's _Prayer. floor -length. ,chiffon . en- and The Wedding Prayer.• mat-statementwhich is included s ou The Pathfinder singing. eh- at the 'end of this report. make any large purchases groupTof ht semble, the skirt. andThe •election of officers tooknextyear. -The groom is the 'son.of Mr.' jacket tri tones of James Towe was .. Blyth gave several, ' -`numbers and Clifford . Ching lace and Financial statement of the gospel and. Mrs. Albert Worsell of ';mauve, grey and _aqu. and . p Goderich and the.bride is the the bodice of aqua -knit She daughter of Mrs. Dorothy acre a corsage of •ink Grange of Auburn. sweetheart roses and in uve The - bride looked lovely in a mums. She was ,assisted by floor -length cream gown of. the groom's mother who w ire. crepe interlock knit, a floorle3tgth dress 'a id fashioned.' with 'a bateau.jacket of•rust crepe with a neckline, bodice tucked front white gardenia corsage. " and' back and a gathered For travelling the . brio .• waistline. The front and back . wore'' a three-piece , rose yokes and •slightly belled colored ' suit with a floor - sleeves were accented with length skirt. Her corsage was scalloped cord trim..Her lepink sweetheart roses. The floor -length veil was held' by a groom wore a three-piece cap of cream lace covered . re suit with a pink rosebud. with pearls. She carried a grey cascade arrangement of boutonniere. yellow roses, ' fall colored Mr. and Mrs. Worsell have mums, baby's breath -with '-taken . up residence at trailing myrtle. Auburn.• . Miss Jennifer Grange: of Prior to her marriage the London was maid of honor .,'•bride was honored at showers rt of given by Beth Ross, Chris wearing a floor lengthski autumn brown polyester satin Gautreau and Joanne and a long sleeved blouse of McCosh, the staff of cream georgette. She carried Brookside School and the a cascade bouquet of chums in Auburn Community. fall . tones with trailing All the flowers for . the myrtle. . , wedding were arranged by The bridesmaids were Beth Jean McKee of Benmiller. ' • NOMINATION OF TOWNSHIP OF HAY • Notice is hereby given to municipal electors of the Township of Hay, that nominations will be - received by the undersigned,'' for the following\, positions On the Hay Township Council. • Reeve - Deputy -Reeve - Council (3 to be elected) .. Term W 1977 & 1978 The nomination period will commence on November 10th,1976 and will conclude on Novem- ber i5tif, 1976 at 5:00 p.m. NOTE: The required nomination form must be used and Tay be obtained at the' Hay ,,'T'ownship• Office.• Wayne C: Horner Clerk:Treasurer Toliunship of Hay ITH A% -L 1 0000000P O0000 ° o 0 00000 00 00000 0 TO. ZEHR'S ON THEIR RAND OPENING FROM . HURON PINES CONSTRUCTION 86 ICING' STREET CLINTON- 482.1.7 90 ONLY YOU CAN GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE! Nomination DaX 19761 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15th UNTIL -5:00 P.M. • Notice to all persons seeking to be nominated as a candidate in the 1976 Municipal Elections .':'Thursday, November 1Nh isa legal holiday, therefore the period for filing in the .Clerk's Office will, be Friday, November 12th, from'8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M., and Monday, •. November 15th, from 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M... . Suggest you obtain more thanthe required number of electors in case some are not qualified. •.This notice is issue for your information 'and "guidance as under' the Election Acts, Section 34 (7). The onus 5s on the person nominated for -election to an office to file a bona fide • nomination paper. • ' Returning Officer Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Town of Goderich in the' County of Huron that the period during which nomination papers may be filed in the office'of the clerk for the purpose of municipal elections will commence on November 11th at the hour of 8:30 o'clock, a.m. and close on November 15th at the hour of 5 o'clock•p.m. for the purpose of. nominating fit and proper persons for the office(s) of Mayor, Reeve, Deputy -Reeve, six Councillors, four Public Utilities Commissioners; two Public. School Supporters' representatives on the County School Board for the - Town. of Goderich f which all Electors are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly., and further take notice that the manner in which said nominations shall be filed is set forth in section 34 of The Municipal Elections Act which provides that: -- • How nominated - 34. — (1) A person may be nominated as a candidate for an officeby filing in the office of the clerk, during the normal office hours of the clerk within the period in Which nominations may be filed, a nomination paper in prescribedform which: (a) shall be • signed by at least ten electors whose names are entered in the -polling lists of electors en- titled to vote in an election to such office; (b) shall state the name, occupation and address ofthe personnominated in such manner as will identify him and the,bfffce for Which he is nominated; and (c) shall state thename and address -of -each elector signingthe nomination paper and, where the fice for which' the person is nominated is a member of a school 'board, that such nominaor is a public si;hool elector or a separate school elector, as The fact is. 1974,s.20(1). Consent and declaration to a filed (2) No nomination is valid unless there is filed with the nomination paper a consent in writing to the nomination and a declaration of qualification in the prescribed form by th 'person nominated.. , Public school nominators (3) A nomination' paper nominating a person for an office the holder of which is required to be elected by public school electors shall be,signed by public school electors- only.. 1974,520(3). Separate school nominators (4) A nomination papernominating a person for an office the • holder Of Which is_ required to be elected by separate school electors shall be sighed by separate school electors only. 1914,s20(3) Separate nomination papers (5) Each' Candidate for election to an office "shall be nominated by a separate nomination paper, but an elector may, sign the nomination papers of different candidates. Clerk to keep nomination paper (6) After a nomination paper is tiled with the clerk it shall remain the possession of the clerk. - Onus on persons nominated (7) The onus is on the person nominated for erection to an office to file a trona. fide nomination paper: If a greater number of candidates than required ty_fill the said offices, arenominated and make the required declarations, notice of the time for the holding .of the poll, including the advance poll and notice of the last day for making applications for a certificate to vote by prkxy will be given forthwith: Given under my hand this twenty-first day of October 1976. • J.Harold Walls . , n 57 West St., GodertCh' Returning Officer , '