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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-10-22, Page 17PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1986. a\ uburn Knox Church holds anniversary Mrs. Mildred Lawlor 526-7589 ✓ WMS hears Pat Nunn Rev. Rick Hawley was guest minister for the Anniversary Ser­ vice at Knox United Church service on Sunday, October 19. The organ and piano prelude was played by Mrs. Gordon Gross and Lori Millian. The Junior choir sang, “Did you ever talk to God above’’ under the direction of Mrs. Allan Webster and Mrs. Gordon Gross as pianist. The Women’s Missionary Soci­ ety meeting of the Presbyterian ladies was held at the home of Erma Cartwright on Wednesday, October 15. The president, Martha Daer, presided and welcomed all to the meeting. The ladies followed the Worship service from the Glad Tidings entitled Christian Stew­ ardship. The special speaker was Pat Nunn of St. Mark’s Anglican Church and she spoke on the roll of women in the Church. Next meeting will be at the home of Marian Haggitt in November. People around Auburn Euchre games start again Sympathy is extended to the Robertson family on the death of Mrs. Elmer Robertson in her 88th year. She wasalongtime school teacher and formerly lived in Colborne Township. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robertson of Meaford visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin and Mrs. Straughan. Mrs. Jean Hodgins and Miss Norma Coultes of Wingham visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin. The “Varna Singers’’ as guests sang two numbers, “I saw the Light’’ and “Why Me?’’ The Life and Work of the Church and Prayers were said. There was time for children and they went to the Sunday School rooms with their leaders. Rev. Hawley’s sermon was entitled “Called to be Watch­ ers.’’ Offering was received by Laurence Plaetzer, Allan Webster, Gordon Gross and Brian Ramsey. Service closed with the Congrega­ tional Benediction, “The Lord Our God’’. Everyone was invited down­ stairs to a luncheon served by the U.C.W. and to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hawley and family. The first euchre game started on Tuesday, October 14 at 8 p.m. at the Auburn Community Hall at 8 p.m. Winners were: high lady, Erma Cartwright; high man, Clarence Allin; low lady, Bernice McClin- chey; low man, Len Shobbrook; novelty, Mary Shobbrook. Euchre parties will be held every Tuesday night at 8 p. m. Everybody Welcome. Rabies clinics set for Even with mandatory rabies immunization of pets now provided for under the Ontario Health Promotion and Protection Act, Huron County will not likely consider implementing the plan before Spring, according to Ed Harrison, director of public health inspections for the county. He said that in order for the program to become law, each county must make application to the Ontario Ministry of Health for inclusion in the scheme, which provides for low-cost immuniza­ tion clinics for pets once a year, as well as for a maximum fine of $5,000to pet owners who do not comply with the law. The scheme comes into effect November 1. Mr. Harrison confirmed that the Huron Board of Health will be discussing the plan in the near future, and will hopefully have vaccination clinics in place by Spring. Eleven cases of rabid animals have been confirmed in the county this year, with several persons being treated as a result of suspected contact with infected animals. Six of the reported cases involv­ ed rabid foxes in East Wawanosh township, an area outside the air-drop of vaccine-baited sponges intended to provide protection for wild animals which pick them up. The Ministry of Natural Resources has provided for the bait drop in central Huron over the past two years, and officials report that the scheme looks promising in reduc­ ing the incidence of the disease in the area. Bruce, Perth and Middlesex counties have all been granted inclusion in the scheme, and plan to enforce the regulation which states that all dogs and cats three months of age or older must be vaccinated. A veterinarian may exempt old or infirm pets, provided they are kept confined or retrained in order to avoid exposure to the disease. Mr. Harrison said that his office has already contacted veterinar­ ians within the county, all of whom have agreed to assist with the clinics, which likely cost about $6 per animal peryear. Hedecided that once the plan is in place, the clinics would be widely advertised, with the MOH giving pet owners every opportunity to comply with the law before considering a fine. Mrs. Len Archambault and Marjorie MDougall attended the 72nd Annual Convention of the London Area Women’ s Institute on October 16 and 17. This was held at the Ukranian Country Club, Lon­ don. spring Protected pets will receive an immunization certificate or rabies vaccination identification tag, with the due date for re-vaccination clearly indicated. WALLS — ATTIC — HOME INSULATION VENTILATION Call Adamson Insulation Lucknow 528-2113 FREE ESTIMATES Science finally proves what comparison Vacuum Shoppers probably suspected all along. BEAM’S Built-in Vacuum Miracle *7*7(1/. more Maximum Air Power f f 7 0 than HOOVER ss™ more Maximum Air Power than BROAN (Model V14C) Who needs family life insurance? BY LERA RYAN FAMILY RESOURCE MAN AGEMENT SPECIALIST If you died tomorrow, would anyone suffer financially? If your answer is yes, you will want to have life insurance. The prime purpose of life insurance is to provide financialprotectionfor your de­ pendents when you die. Perhaps your spouse could enter the work force or continue to provide income from the farm business or employment. Perhaps there would be income from investments to provide for your family. But for many young families, life insurance is the way to provide for surviving depen­ dents. Should young children be cover­ ed by life insurance? Probably no one in the family is financially dependent on a child. The financial loss would be the burial expense. Money spent on insurance for a child or teenager would probably be better spent on additional insurance for the income earner (s). Should a homemaker’s life be insured? If there are children, consider how much money would be needed to keep the family functioning if the homemaker died. Consider also whether the surviving spouse would have the resources to maintain the home. As children reach certain ages, they can handle a number of household responsibilities. Insurance needs increase while the family is growing and decrease as the family becomes older and smaller. Over the years, life insurance is a big investment. Plan it carefully to suit your present budget and to ensure an adequate life style for those who survive you. Ethel 4-H club taste-tests BY PAT COWMAN In meeting three the Ethel III Dairy Queens taste-tested four different types of cheese. They also sampled Cheese Souffle and Mini Cheesecakes which were deli­ cious. Meeting four was held at Liz den Dekker’s house in order to try the microwave directions for Pork Paprika. The pork dish was accompanied by a Herb Vegetable Dish and Yogurt Popsicles. Every­ one was blindfolded in order to try to tell the difference between butter and margarine. It sounds easy but only two members were able to tell the difference. Special thanks to Mrs. den Dekker for allowing us to meet in her house. CONVINCE YOURSELF. 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