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onsCLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1979 --PAGE 13
PLANNING Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson.
MEETING She opened the meeting
The C.B. Club of with the call to worship
Goderich was present at and the hymn Christ for
the Auburn 125th plan- the World, was sung in
ning meeting held last unison.
Wednesday evening in The devotional period
t h e Community was taken by Miss Minnie
Memorial Hall. Wagner. The scripture
The club reported lesson from St. Luke 15:
about its work to keep the verses 11-24 was read
parade moving on June alternately. He r
30. The convenor of the meditation was centred
parade, Bill Crawford on this lesson and titled
discussed the parade at "In Your Own
the meeting. Backyard".
Plans were made to The roll call was an -
place an entry in the swered by a Bible verse
Clinton Spring Show. containing the word Bless
Leone Robertson or Blessing. The hymn,
reported that the booth at "Saviour Now the Day is
the canoe races was a Ending" was sung.
success and Sandy The study was taken by
Andrews stated that $106 Mrs. Frank Raithby on
had been made by selling Communism and the
tickets on a crocheted offering was received by
afghan made and donated Mrs. Frances Clark. Mrs.
by Mrs. Frances Sanderson dedicated it
Youngblut. with prayer.
Mr. Karl Teichert of A letter was read that
Goderich held the lucky Huron Presbyterial
ticket. would hold their spring
Elaine Craig spoke on meeting on May 16 in
the sale of souvenirs and Hensall.
T-shirts which are going A thank -you for selling
well. daffodils for the Cancer
Judges for the essays Society had been sent
and posters being done by from Clinton.
the children of neigh- Plans were made for
bouring schools were the next meeting to be
appointed. They are Mrs. held at the home of Mrs.
Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Roy Daer on June 4. The
Beth Lansing and Mrs. meeting was closed with
Myrtle Munro. The the hymn The Day Thou
deadline for thi's contest Gavest Lord is Ended and
is June 8. the bendiction. A tast
The convenor of the lunch was served by Mrs
decorating committee, Sanderson.
Dorothy Grange, MONTHLY
reported on the meetings MEETING
held and, the welcome The Village of Aubur
signs that are being monthly meeting wa
placed at the entrances of held last Saturda
the village. evening at the town hal
Other convenors with the chairman of the
reported and plans were trustee board, Warner
made for the next _Andrews, in charge:
meeting to be held on Mr. Andrews reported
May 30 because of the on the road work done on
children's progr,am on the west end of Goderich
May 23 in the Auburn Street and also on John
Community Hall. Street. New street lights
The winner of the have been installed in the
beautiful coffee table village the past two
made and donated by. weeks by Ontario Hydro.
Gerry Beimers will be These lights show a grey
�;. raven t t:e-ve.11:41g: 4r Y.~ 'di.ffererre'e-,.aver'ghe of e
_..._ James..._Schneider Is in
charge of this pro ram. ones which were install -ed
g on Febr
added to until a total of 45
lights were in the village.
The new lights are the
new mercury vapor
lights.
Because Auburn is
having its birthday party
it was decided to pur-
chase a new aluminum
door for the Town Hall.
SOFTBALL
The first meeting of the
Auburn area softball
committee was held
Friday, May 11 at 8:30
p.m. in the town hall with
seven in attendance. By
unanimous vote, the
registration fee was set at
$5.00 per person for
travelling teams and
$2.00 per person for house
league teams.
The deadline for
registration at the
Ceramics by Bess Shop is
set for May 26.
Thereafter the
registration will be $6.00 \\and $3.00 respectively.
Tee -ball is offered for
those approximately six
and over. House league
will be limited to those
born after June 1, 1966.
As always, travelling
teams are available for
boys and girls born after
January 1961.
The ladies' team is
expected to go as usual
under the management of
Bill Sproul.
Little league coaches so
far are Linder Hakkers,
y Brent Andrews, and
David Cartwright,
assisted by Robbie
Plunkett. Squirts - Ralph
Nivin, Midget girls,
n Douglas Glousher and
s Gary Hakkers; Midget
y boys, Glen Webster.
1 No offer has yet been
decided to take care of
field booking.
.The best . night for
meetings was chosen as,
Friday. The next meeting
will be held on May 26 at
8:30 p.m. at the Ceramics
by Bess Shop.
SOCIAL NOTES
We are pleased to
report that Mr. Norman
tt Wood was.; ble to retarn
,�
r liome-after a few weeks i r
Clinton Public Hospital.
Miss Margaret R.
Jackson of Huronview
visited last Saturday with
Mrs. Catherine Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter de
Groot of Goderich visited
last Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson
Rodger.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Youngblut, Bruce and
Kristen, and Bruce's
friend Michael Fullerton,
all of Toronto spent last
weekend with I the for-
mer's mother, Mrs.
Myrtle Munro.
Mrs. Mary Johnston
and daughter Jennifer of
London spent the
weekend with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Appetizers are those Jardin spent the weekend
little things you keep on in Kitchener and on
eating until you've lost Sunday visited with Mr.
your appetite. Jardin's mother, Mrs
Harriet Jardin in
Toronto.
Everyone is welcome. ua�y 5, lyltS.
This agreement had
MISSIONARY — been signed by Reeve A.
SOCIETY E. Johnston and Clerk
The Auburn Durnin Phillips of West
Presbyterian Woman's W a w a n o s h. Twelve
Missionary Society met radial wave lights were
for its May meeting at the installed in the fall of 1928
home of the president, and this was, gradually
Maitland and the 16th
by Milena Lobb
President Madeline
Bartlett was in charge of
the May meeting of the SS
No. 4 Community Club,
held at Gertrude
Feagan's home. The
meeting was opened with
a few points about the
month of May.
Secretary Roba Lobb
read the minutes of the
April meeting, followed
by Linda Jones's
treasurer's report. Roll
Call was answered with
"Something you threw
away while house
cleaning and then
decided you wanted it
back," with 17 members
answering.
Marilyn Forbes will
hold the June meeting on
the 13th, with lunch to be
"pot -luck" at 12:30 pm
and a "fun" afternoon
will follow. The members
decided to set July 8th as
the tentative date for the
annual picnic.
Madeline and Linda
talked briefly about the
"needlecraft
achievement night" to be
held May 24 at 8 pm at the
CHSS. Members will be
contacted about the
display. The benediction
closed the meeting, which
was followed by a Tup-
perware party. A
delicious lunch was
served,with Alison Lobb
and Roba Lobb assisting
the hostess.
+ + +
This beautiful weather
must be getting everyone
outside working as it
seems impossible to
reach anyone by phone to
find out who was where
on Mother's Day.
Bill, Valerie and I went
to Kincardine for the
afternoon and took
Grandmother Cuyler
(Kathleen) our for din-
ner.
Jack and Norene
Tebbutt, Paul and Pat
Dockstader and Neil
were guest$ of Wayne and
Lois Tebbutt.
Bob and Marilyn
French and family of
Mitchell were at the
home of Irvine and Edith
Tebbutt for the afternoon.
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All ladies who have Summary Day is being
taken the needlepoint held at F. E. Madill
course are reminded that Secondary School in
Catherine Peel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Peel of Auburn, will graduate this Friday, May 18
from Rldgetown College of Agricultural
Technology with honor standing. Miss Peel will also
receive the W.G. Thompson and Sons Ltd general
proficiency award in agricultural laboratory
technology, and the Bank of Montreal proficiency in
communications award(Michael Martin photo)
Wingham on May 24 at
7:30 p.m.
The sympathy of the
district is extended to
Mrs. Brian Hallam,
Murray Popp and Lorne
Popp on the death of their
mother Mrs. Amber Popp
in Stratford General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Hebert, Monica, Carla
and Claudia left last week
to make their home in
California.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blok
purchased the home of.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Hebert and daughters
and moved
in
la
st
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Weston of Toronto spent
last weekend with her
mother Mrs. Mary
Rollinson and brother
Murray Rollinson.
Guests on Mothers'
Day with Mr. and Mrs
Emerson Rodger were
Mr. and Mrs. William
• Rodger, David, Vickie,
Neil, and Sheila, RR1
Auburn and Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Rodger, Robbie,
Scott, Lisa and Sli wn,
RR2 Auburn and Mr. and
Mrs. Clare Rodger,
Kathy, Richard and
Darren of Goderich.
The Ministry of Natural Resources
is sponsoring a
FARM WOODLcyr MANAGEMENT
INFORMATIONDAY
for' landowners interested in learning more about woodlot
management and reforestation of idle farmland.
Dote: Saturday, June 9, 1979
Location:,Royal Canadian Legion Hall
Victoria Street West
Wingham, Ontario
Cost: None
Agenda: "Open HouSe" (10:30 a.m, - 1:00 p.m.)
Meeting and field tour (1:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.)
More information or copies of a detailed agenda may be obtained by contacting
the Wingham District Office of the Ministry of Natural Resources at R,R. 5
Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0. (357.3131).
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