HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-05-30, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1990.
Auburn
Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
Children sing of Christ's love
at Knox communion service
Rev. Dave Snihur conducted the
morning service of Communion and
Nancy Park was organist. The Call
to Worship was read alternately
followed by hymn “Rejoice The
Lord is King”.
Rev. Snihur gave the Prayer of
Approach and the Lord’s Prayer
was repeated in unison. The an
them “Pass It On” was sung by
Susan Dobie, Donna Lynn Arm
strong, Marcie Stoll and Shannon
Millian. The children’s song was
“The Lord Loves Me” followed by
their story by Rev. Snihur.
A presentation was given by
Mrs. Maryin Verbeek to Mrs. Dana
4H group
takes
nature trek
BY SHELLEY DOBIE
Auburn’s first meeting of the
conservation project was held at
the Auburn library on Thursday,
May 17.
The meeting was opened with
the 4H pledge. It was followed with
the voting for the executive office.
The president is Sheila Rodgers;
vice president is Molly Sykes;
secretary, Cheryl Lapp and the
press reporter, Shelley Dobie. Six
members attended this meeting.
The next meeting will be held on
May 23.
NATURE HIKE AT
MAITLAND BLOCK
Auburn’s second meeting of the
4H Conservation project was held
on May 23. At this meeting the
member worked on their books,
then they went to Maitland Block
and had a scavenger hunt.
The name for the club is “The
Auburn Conservation Cats” which
was fhe idea of Shelley Dobie. The
next meeting will be held on
Wednesday, May 30.
People
Mrs. Beth Lansing spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lome
Peter of Kincardine.
Audrey Guindon of Hull, Quebec
spent Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Lawlor.
‘Nature Nuts’
elect officers
On May 9, the Londesboro II 4H
Club held its first meeting. Mem
bers decided that “Nature Nuts”
was going to be the club name.
They also selected the officers.
Karla Stacey is president; Kent
Shillinglaw, vice-president; Becky
Wilkinson, secretary; and Willena
Ramaker, press reporter. Other
members are Jim and Marilyn
VanderElzen, Andrea Ramaker,
Brenda Renkema, Darrell Bergs-
ma, Martha Huizinga and Darryl
Mayberry, Marilyn and Jim were
absent. The leader is Thelma
Dougherty.
On May 19, the Londesboro II
Nature Nuts met at Dougherty’s
and went down to the river for a
walk. They saw a racoon sleeping
in a tree, two beavers and their
home, many wild flowers (they
tasted the edible ones), and birds.
Only six members were present.
On May 26 they went to East
Wawanosh conservation area. They
learned how to use a compass.
Then they got into groups and had
to find certain green stakes with
red cans on top. This took about an
hour. We had a lot of fun.
Bean for her work and leadership in
the United Church Women. She
was presented with a Life Member
ship Pin, followed by prayer. The
offering was received by Larry
Plaetzer and Ken Ramsey and
dedicated.
Rev. Snihur’s sermon was en
titled “As We Forgive Those Who
Sin Against Us”. The communion
hymn “All to Jesus I surrender”
was sung and the sharing of the
bread and wine was observed
followed by prayer. The hymn
“Anywhere With Jesus” was
sung. Rev. Snihur pronounced the
Benediction and response “Now
Thank We All Our God” ended the
service.
Bible Study will be at the home
of Gail Dobie on Friday, June 1 at
1:30 p.m. Next Sunday the congre
gation will be sharing in the
promotion of Sunday School child
ren.
Now is the
time to
get ready for
the proposed
GST.
Help starts with this
GST information kit,
mailed to businesses
across Canada.
If you didn’t get yours,
or if you have any
questions, call now:
1800265-0017
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri.
Or pick up a kit at your
nearest post office.
Telecommunications
device for the hearing
impaired: 1800465-5770
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Installed
The executive of the Blyth branch, Royal Canadian Legion was installed by members of the Hensail
Legion in a ceremony Friday night. Incoming executive members are: (front row, left to right)
Beverley Martin, first vice-president; Keith Lapp, president; Donna Govier, treasurer; Donna
Dougherty, executive; (back) John Battye, past president; Ralph McCrea, Sgt. at Arms; Mary Lou
Stewart, executive; Bob Mclnnes, honourary secretary; Gordon Haggitt, executive; Dave Overboe,
service officer; and Penny Overboe, executive.
Prepare Early
■ You’ll receive infor
mation on how the
proposed GST applies
to your business.
■ You’ll have plenty of
time to choose the
administrative options
most convenient for you.
■ You’ll know how to
take advantage of tax
rebates on the Federal
Sales Tax.
Canada’s GST. It’s good business to prepare now.
■ You can get help to
adapt your accounting
system and prepare
your staff for the change.
■ As well as getting infor
mation and help in person
or by phone, you can
reach a GST question and
answer data base via PC.
Call: 1800267-4500
Revenue Canada is
ready to help you under
stand and prepare for the
proposed GST.
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