The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-02-23, Page 141
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meeting of the Auburn
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onrator fot the Tweeflainuir
commlttee, Mrs. TOM
.affitt- A 'film about
Canadian industries was
own by Rasa Robinson
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President Mrs, Kenneth
Mgl)ongall gave the reading
and Mrs, Catherine Jackson
was at the piano, Secretary,
580. Robert Peck road her
report and gavethe financial
statement. Mrs. Tom Jardin
displayed two crib quilts she
had Made as a gift to the gift
stall at the Associated
Country Women of the
World's meeting to be held in
Vancouver this June. A vote
of appreciation was given to
Mrs. Jardin for her work.
The Rural Women's study
will be held at the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food Offices in Clinton on
March 2 from 1:30 to 3:30
p.m. It was also noted that
Miss Marion Taylor is the
new dairy princess for Huron
County.
The card report was given
by Mrs. Lillian Letherland
and she read thank you
notes, Mrs. Frank Raithby
reported on the labels she
Booster
Club formed
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*n the +If
.ssdera Mrs.GeorgeColijfla.
asd Mrs. -Doug ahr.
Heritage Foods to
Meat and food Was
accepted and a $35 donation
was given.
The • hall board annual
ing report was given by
Eleanor Bradnock
Elliott Lapp was chosen
de ' :ate to the Officers'
Conference to be held at the
University of Waterloo on
May 3, 4, 5. Mrs. Robert
Beck was named alternate.
It was decided to buy a
new floor for the hall kitchen
and the ommittee chosen
were Mr. Tom Haggitt,
Mrs. Donald Haines and
Mrs. Kenneth McDougall. A
mat for the piano stool on the
stage floor was donated by
Mrs. Tom Lawlor.
Mrs. Jackson played old
time songs on the piano, a
reading was given by Mrs.
Bradnock. The story, about a
prairie wedding in 1873 had
come from a Manitoba paper
received by Warner
SEAFORTH - Turnout was
relatively small but en-
thusiasm was electrifying at
an evening organizational
meeting of the Seaforth and
District Community Centres
Booster Club two weeks ago.
A committee was formed
from two representatives of
the five municipalities in-
volved. Chairman of the new
Booster Club is Kevin Kale, a
McKillop township
representative.
Co-chairman of the fund
raising committee, Ken .
Canino explained the
booster club "fills in the gaps
left by other organizations.
The club can promote any
public oriented activity such
as a dance,. bingo, senior
citizens' activities.
Everyone thinks a booster
club is a group of low paid
servants who wait on tables
and cook. This not the case."
The chairman of the
meeting, Ke ii Strong said the
10 representatives
nominated to the committee
would be the "nucleus." He
felt a booster club "is a very
important part of the success
of the new complex. I have
detected many people feel its
a great idea and the general
feeling is they will do their
share of the work. The
committee can rest assured
there is a lot'of public sup-
port,'
The booster club com-
mittee includes: McKillop
Township, Bob Campbell;
Kevin Kalechairman;
Tuckersmith, Frank; Nigh,
Sybil Miller, secretary;
Hibbert, Tom Schoon-
derwoerd, plus one to be
named; Seaforth, Harry
Hak, Gary Gray; Hallett,
Jim Thompson and Ed
Salverda.
The Lucan and Brussels,
Morris and Grey community
centres each have booster
clubs which have been
successful.
Dublin
hotel burns
SEAFORTH- Seaforth's
volunteer firemen were an
exhausted group Monday
evening after being up all
night fighting the blaze
which destroyed the Huron
Hotel in Dublin. Mitchell
firemen joined them and
eight firefighters from that
town worked alongside a
crew of 13 from Seaforth,
under the direction of Chief
Harry Hak.
The hotel is in the Seaforth
fire area, right on the border
between the two depart-
ment's areas. Mitchell
received the fire call at 12:03
a.m. and arrived at the scene
first. Seaforth got the call at
12:05.
"It was a total loss," said
chief Hak. "We haven't.
determined the cause, but
the fire marshal's office is
investigating. Arson is not
ruled out at the moment." .
He said the building, which
is owned by Leo and Anita
Barrett, and its contents
were insured for 8300,000.
The owner could not be
reached for comment. No
one was injured in the fire.
The Huron Hotel, had
adopted a new style in its
entertainment recently
turning from rock to country
and western. Last year the
tavern made the news after
some local residents
organized a boycott to
protest the appearance of
male and female strippers in
the club.
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Andrews, 'It told ortho
hardships endured by 'earlY
-.pioneers in the Canadian
west.
A valentine lunch was
served by Mrs. Beth Lansing
and Mrs. Oliver +Anderson,
The prize for the 'longest
telephone call on Valentine's
Day went to , Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall and the marked
serviette prize was. son by
Mrs. Gordon Chanmey.
Silver Tops
dine out
Over 50 senior citizens and
their spouses attended the
February dinner sponsored
by the Silver Tops last
Wednesday in the hall. The
grace was said by Elliott
Lapp and the dinner was
served by Mrs. Tom Jardin,
SPRI
Art Lefehre, Mrs.
;,Elikatt Lapp and Mrs, Frank
.1l;dtbOY• •
President Kenneth Scott
presided' for the annual
meeting which followed. The
'Olintdes of the last annual
meeting were aa. read by
secretary Mrs, Tom Haggitt.
• Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock gave
the financjal statement and
stated that there are now 58
Members.
It was reported that
another shuffleboard court
had been established and
marked and there are now
three courts along with the
table shuffleboard court.
Past president Ross
Robinson presided for the
election of officers. They
are: past president, Kenneth
Scott; president, Tom
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• Dorothy Grange, Rosa
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Jarmo. The omaewdePressaidoent g9Trom,
future meetings. The
members wish to have Inter•
club meetings and to planfor
future entertainment,: The
executive and board
Members will make up a
schedule for future
meetings. Friday evening
was play shuffleboard last
week and over 20 attended to
join the fun night. The next
dinner will be held on March
16 with Mrs. Dorothy
Grange, Mrs. Donald
Haines, Mrs. Kenneth'
McDougall and Mrs.
Emerson Rodger in charge.
There will be a film shown at
the next meeting. After the
meeting games of shuf-
fleboardwere played.
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Winners at last *oleo
euchre. party on Tuesday
evening were: novelty, Mrs,
Jim Gla
Mrs. Tom
Mrs. Donn PITelh a
man, Hamilton;: low
man - Warner Andrews.:
Visitors last Sunday vith.
Mr. and. Mrs. Bob Worsell
and Graham, to help
„roba414..,.. celebrate his first
birthday were Mr. and Mrs.
,Bert Worrell of Goderich, . ,
Mrs. Dept* Grange, Mr.
Frank Pentland of
Dungannon, Mrs. Tom
MorrisMoMonique and Megan
ofLondon.
Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Young
of Stratford visited, last
Sunday with Mrs. Tom
Johnston and Miss Laura
Phillips.
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