HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-01-15, Page 8Don Haines heads
Horticultural Society
at Knox United
Sunday Worship in Knox United
Church Service was under charge
of the minister Gary T. Shuttle-
worth.
The organ prelude was by Mrs.
Barry Millian. "Will your Anchor
Hold" was sung by all and was
chosen by someone in the sanctu-
ary from the "Hymns of the
Gospel" . Junior Congregation was
lead by Margaret Bakker and
Glynnis Young. The minister chose
for his sermons "The Necessity of
Grace". The offering was received
by Murray Rollison and Ken
Ramsey.
Sunday, January 26 will be Holy
Communion Service.
Auburn euchre
winners
The euchre party was held at
Community hall, Wednesday, Jan-
uary 8. The winners were high
lady, Bernice McClinchey; low
lady, Grace Cartwright; high
many, Ted Mills; low man, Murray
Rollison; novelty, Frances Clark.
Euchre parties will be held every
Wednesday night at 8 p.m. Every
one welcome.
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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1986.
UCW to help Ethiopians
New Year's Devotions were
presented by Mrs. D. Bean and
Mrs. J. Vincent at Unit 2 of Auburn
U.C.W. last Wednesday after-
noon.
Marjorie McDougall was the
pianist for the hymns, "Faith Had
Me Day by Day" and My Faith
Looks Up to Thee".
Communion Sunday
A meditation on the gifts of
Hope, Faith and Love was followed
by the reading "What will you do
with this year that's so new?"
Miss Betty Marsh chaired the
business and conducted a get
acquainted all member quiz.
The Unit executive for 1986-87
was named and the U.C.W.
purpose repeated in unison. Meet-
ings will be held that second
Wednesday of each month.
Several projects for the year
were discussed and knitting of
articles for layettes will be needed.
Members will make pneumonia
vests to be sent to Ethiopian
children through "World Vision".
Delegates will attend the Huron
Presbyterial at Exeter on January
26. Shut-in visits were arranged. A
social time followed with Miss
Betty Marsh, Mrs. D. Bean and
Mrs. J. Vincent as hostess.
The annual meeting of the
Horticulture Society that was
scheduled for Jan. 6 was held
December 30 at 1 p.m. in Commun-
ity Hall instead as the president
Don Haines was leaving for
Florida.
There were 20 members pre-
sent. The meeting opened with the
singing of 0 Canada and Grace.
Auburn personals
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Johnston and
family of RR 1, Auburn on the
death of her mother Mrs. Buffinga
of Clinton in her 65th year.
Sorry to report that Mrs. Bill
Moss is a patient in the Alexandra
General and Marine hospital,
Goderich. We wish her speedy
recovery.
Mrs. James Jackson has gone to
Braeside Lodge in Wingham to
spend the winter months.
The regular monthly Women's
Institute meeting will be held at the
Community hall on Tuesday,
January 21 at 2 p.m. There will be a
film on our twin Province, Prince
Edward Island. Mrs. Bud Cham-
ney and Marjorie McDougall are in
charge. Roll call will be to show and
tell something about our sister
province. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Viola Raithby, Lillian Leatherland
and Mrs. Bud Chamney.
Auburn trustees
meet
Village meeting of trustees was
held on Thursday, Jan. 9. Warner
Andrews chaired the meeting.
They approved a grant of $50 to the
Auburn Horticulture Society.
Warner Andrews was appointed
dog by-law enforcer. Discussions
on cutting trees and planting new
ones and about side-walk construc-
tion ,took place.
OPP report
impaired driving
down
There was a dramatic reduction
in the incidence of drinking and
driving around the area during this
holiday season, police at the
Wingham OPP detachment report.
So dramatic, in fact, that spot
checks carried out throughout the
Christmas and New Year's holi-
days failed to turn up one impaired
driver.
The reduced incidence of im-
paired driving also showed up in an
improved safety record over the
holidays, Cpl. William Skelding of
the Wingham OPP reported. In
spite of the bad weather in
December, there were 11 fewer
accidents than during the same
period last year.
Cpl. Skelding said he thinks the
prospect of a mandatory one-year
licence suspension for impaired
drivers has people worried. It
would be pretty tough for many
people in the area to hold a job
without being able to drive, he
noted.
He also noted that spot check
programs in Toronto and London
had similar results, turning up very
few drinking drivers.
Everyone sat down and enjoyed
tea, coffee and cookies.
The business was conducted
with the president Don Haines in
the chair. The secretary, Anne
Vincent read the minutes of the last
meeting and the annual report.
Dorothy Grange was chosen to be a
representative for District 8. The
treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. Ross Robinson.
The report of the nominating
committee was read by Mrs.
Orval McPhee. For 1986, officers
are: president, Don Haines; first
five present, Maureen Bean;
second vice president, Betty
Marsh; secretary, Anne Vincent;
assistant secretary, Marion Hag-
gitt; treasurer, Margaret Robin-
son.
Directors to retire in 1986 are
Dorothy Grange, Irma Cartwright,
Jane Glousher, El. Lapp,' Kay
Lapp; directors to retire in 1987,
Lois Haines, Maurice Bean, Beth
Lansing, Jim Cartwright, Grace
Cartwright; Pianist, Phyllis Rod-
gers; assistant pianist, Marjorie
McDougall; auditors, Marion Hag-
gitt, Lillian Letherland; telephone
committee, Margaret Robinson,
Frances Clark.
Meetings are to be held the
second Monday of the month with
the first one March 10.
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