HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-10-22, Page 6PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1986.
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\ Mrs. Mac Engel
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Woman conducts
service at Knox
BY MRS. MAC ENGEL
Mrs. Wm. Milne, Mitchell,
conducted the service in Knox
Church on October 12. During the
service Miss Nancy Jean Craig
presented a new choir gown to the
organist, Mrs. Stewart Steiss.
Sunday School and the regular
morning service are cancelled for
October 26 owing to Monkton
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Barnes, Mr.
and Mrs. Robin Clay and sons, all
of London, visited Mrs. Ida Gordon
for Thanksgiving.
Garnet Starr, Chatham, and his
son Steven and wife, Geralton,
visited recently with Don and Mrs.
Cotton.
Lloyd and Mrs. Smith and family
spent Thanksgiving in Harriston
with Mrs. Dadswell and family.
The Stevenson and Nichol fami
lies had a double celebration on
Sunday, October 12, in the Cran-
brook Community Centre. The
occasion was the 83rd birthday of
Mrs. Pearl Stevenson and the 40th
wedding anniversary of Glen and
Mary Nichol, Brussels.
A group of hunters including
Wilfred and Lome Strickler, have
returned from a hunting trip to
North Western Ontario. Their
group brought home six moose.
Jim Hart was taken ill while on a
Blyth
Auxiliary
adopts
veterans
The Blyth Legion Auxiliary met
for their monthly meeting on
Monday, October 6. It was a busy
evening, reviewing the Conven
tion and the many events for the
weeks to come.
It was reported that a microwave
oven and cart had been ordered to
be used by the Branch and the
Ladies Auxiliary. Exeter shelves
had been built into the kitchen
cupboards which should make it
easier for putting the dishes away.
Two War Veterans from Park
wood, London have been adopted
by the Ladies. On October 19, a
group will visit the Hospital to
entertain the veteran patients. A
donation was given to the Scout
Group for all divisions. Several
Scout members and parents have
given much help to the Auxiliary
over the summer. A donation was
also given to the Threshers
Association.
The Zone Rally will be held in
Clinton on October 22. Cookbooks
in honour of the Auxiliary Diamond
Jubilee are at the printers and
should be on sale in a few weeks.
Another quilt was raffled October
17. A letter of appreciation from
the Blyth Festival was received for
serving Country meals this sum
mer. It was agreed to serve
Country meals again during the
1987 Festival season. A social time
ended the meeting.
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hunting trip and was admitted to
Listowel Memorial Hospital on
October 6. He was later moved to
Victoria Hospital, London where
he is undergoing treatment.
Kim and Wayne Smith have
rented an apartment in Listowel for
the winter.
Eldon and Mrs. Wick, Marathon
came on Monday for the funeral of
his mother, the late Mrs. John A.
Wick. She died at Point Clark and
the funeral was held from the
French Funeral Home, Listowel.
Eldon suffered a heart attack on
Thursday morning and is a patient
in KW Hospital.
The Terpstra families had their
family get-together in the Com
munity Centre on Monday, Octo
ber 13, prior to Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Terpstra Sr. leaving for Florida.
Baked goods went home by the box full as the baking table was quickly picked over Friday afternoon when
the Brussels Women’s Institute Bazaar and Penny Sale was held at the Brussels Library.