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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-11-06, Page 13GOD E'RICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSD 'Y, NdVF MBE.R 6, 1975—PAGE 3 4 AUBURN AND D1STRICT NEWS y�n HALLOWE'EN PARTY past years. Goblins, Witches, fairies, Also it was learned that clowns, tramps, and many registration certificates were well dressed. up costumes needed for all snowmobiles to made a colorful group on be operated this year. The Hallowe'en evening when registration number given to over 125 children, 14 years the `machine has to be and under, gathered for the displayed on both sides of the party sponsored by the machine hood in an approved Auburn Recreation corn- method. mittee with the support of the A fire extinguisher. Was local citizens". bought and will be stationed All children were at the club house. registered by Mrs. Frances It was suggested that the Clark and Mrs. Donald women of the club should Haines upon arriving at the attend meetings and thus be door. Contests were held more involved in the club. when each child' drew a Gordon Powell volunteered Hallowe'en scene on a paper to oreanize and supervise bag. Many teenage girls assisted with the groups. In the background loud spooky music was played and a large lighted pumpkin smiles at all from the plat- form., Games were played by the under'" fives assisted by many of thelmothers. The grand march was held and the costumes were judged by Mrs. Frances Clark, Mrs. Donald Haines and Harold W allaee. Winners were Lana Lawrence, Stacey McClin- chey and Kari McClinchey. Other winners were Robbie Plunkett, Michael Andrews, Dennis Schneider, Glenyce McClinchey, Joanne ,Slater, Joy McClinchey, Frank Slater, Kevin Whetstone, Christine. Van Spengen and Debbie Cunningham, Tracy =,Machan,..,„_.S;awn „and, Nancy Penfound. Bingo was enjoyed and some of the winners were Michael a Hakkers, Bruce Hunking, Christine Van Spengen, Rodger Cun- ningham, Debbie Cun= ningham, Brian Robertsoif, Joanne V arrderheyden, Robbie Plunkett, Sandra Daer, Jeffrey. Thom, Carol Buurs-, Brent Andrews, Douglas Glousher, David Cartwright; Frank Slater, Susan Gross, Scott Rodger and Mark Crawford. Candies, `apples, popcorn and large, bags of candies were. given to each child to take home at the end of the party. • .ACW The October meeting of St. Mark's church,` Auburn, Anglican Church Women was held last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Thomas Lawlor. She presided for the meeting and welcomed ---the members. Scripture reading was 'taken,from I John. The • contivation of the Bible study was directed by the rector; the Rev. Fred Carson. and the mission theme en-. titled, "The cultural ex- change” was read by Mrs. James Towe. • The Litany, prayers and meditation were taken from the 'Living Message, and read in unison. The business section'of the meeting was directed by -Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. The travelling apron received a penny for each letter ire St. Luke the Evangelist and the roll call was answered by naming a verse in the Bible which . included • the "word "Grain". The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. John Daer and the financial report was given by Mrs, Thomas Haggitt. A quilt which had been made by several members of the Guild was sold and it was reported that another is nearly completed at the home of Mrs. Donald Cartwright. Mr. Carson ' closed file Meeting with prayer. A vote of thanks was given to Mrs. Thomas Lawlor for opening her home for the meeting. Tea, coffee and sfliidwiches were served by the hostess.1 . Mrs. Wes Bradooc.k 526-7595 club cook -outs and James Schneider is going to make a first-aid kit for the clubhouse:, It was suggested that a drive be made to invite new prospective .. members of the - area to join the club and especially attend the next meeting„ on November 26 when the Ontario Provincial Police will show films and answer questions on snow mobiling. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Over 60 persons enjoyed pictures of Austria and Switzerland last Thursday evening when the Auburn Horticultural Society held its October- meeting in the Auburn .Community Memorial Hall. President Mrs. 'Kenneth Scott welcomed . all. She. in- troduced the guest y of the evening, Walter,Marchl RR 5, Goderich, who showed pic'- tures and told about his native country, Austria. Mrs: Eleanor Bradnock thanked Mr. Marchl and on behalf of the Society presented him with a gift. A solo was sung by Jamie Daer accompanied by his Mother, Mrs. Ross Daer. The minutes were read by the assistant secretary, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and ap- proved. The annual 'family night for the Horticultur 1 and Women's Institutes w set for November 28th at 7 m. Committees have been s up for this event at the executive meeting held recently at the home of the president. Door prizes were won by Janice Daer, Mrs. Elmer Trommer and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetze`r, A mouthorgan, solo was played by Robert.,Turner accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Donald Haines. Lunch was served by Mrs. Elmer Trommer, Mrs. John Durnin, Mrs; Frank Raithby, Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. Ernest Durnin. SOCIAL NEWS Kenneth, McDougall, Mrs. Myrtle Munro and Mrs. Ethel McDougall of Seaforth Visited last Sunday with the McEachern family at Mount Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamlyn of Lambeth were visitors' last Sunday with Mrs. Albert McFarlane. Prize winners at the weekly euchre were: high lady, Mrs. Ed Davies; low lady, Mrs. Warner Andrews; high 'than, Terry P''owell; low man, Murray Allinson; and novelty, Ted Mills. Mr. and, Mrs. ' Ray Mcllmurray of Flint Michigan visited recently with Whiled' i J . Cra,ig and Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen. Miss Dorothy Mutch of Clinton visited recently with Mrs. Albert McFarlane. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock at- tended the Grey -Bruce arena of the Women's Institute at Owen Sound last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold;,aig spent the weekend . with her sister, Miss Jean Hamilton at Oshawa. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Beth Lansing` arrived home last week after being hospitalized following surgery in Victoria Hospital. Mrs. Harold Nicholson of Seaforth visited on Sunday afternoon with her son, Mr.., Donald Youn.gblut, Mrs. Youngblut and family. Congratulations to Mr. and„ Mrs. Ian Clark on the birth of their daughter, a sister for Melissa. ND PENIN Many of our, specials have been SNOWMOBILE CLUB The second regular meeting of the Auburn Snowmobile Club was held in the Auburn Community Memorial hall, October 29, with 13 members present. Minutes of the previous meeting, were accepted as read by the secretary, Charles Kerr. Treasurer Gordon Daer gave the financial statement show -Mg $140 in the treasury. " . Membership fees were set at $8 for a single membership `and $13 fora family mem- bership. Allan Craig had on display for this year's snowmobile, validation sticker for the 1976 season which will take the place of license plates used in FEATURE NCO. SSFja" This Weekend Only 5 piece set Table 30" x 40" - Extends to 48" Arborite Top Save On: • Chesterfield Suites • Bedroom Suites' • Continental Beds • Recliners • Coffee and. End Tables ., SOME , APPLIANCES 1N STOCK NOW USE YOUR BUDGET IIIIIIIIII TERMS DIARGEX' 4 AVAILABLE 1 Bed:. Chesterf'ields' Several Models On Display Fr,ee 'Til 'Saturday ++ PLUS 4•1+ We've added More! At Great Bargains OPEN 9 TO 9 Delivery In The All New Timate Controlled SUNCOAST MALL 524-2742 HIGHWAY 21,GODERICH A message from John Varty: Thank you -to everyone for making our opening a success. This week we are continuing many of our specials plus adding 2 new ,feature's.