HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-06-13, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1990.
4H Club visits nature centres Auburn
BY SHELLEY DOBIE
Auburn’s third meeting of the
4H Conservation project was held
on Wednesday, May 30.
Constable
shows videos
at WI meeting
The monthly meeting of the
Auburn Women’s Institute will be
held at the Community Hall on
Tuesday, June 19 at 2 p.m.
Constable John Marshall of the
O.P.P. detachment will be showing
videos of “Crime in the Home’’
and “Crime in the Streets’’. Roll
call will be “What will you do to
secure your home’’. Everyone is
welcome to attend. P.R.O. officer
Mrs. Tom Lawlor is in charge of
this meeting.
Community
At this meeting the members
went on an indoor orienteering
course and learned how to use a
compass. Then they went to the
river to look at the wildlife.
HOW CAN WE
IMPROVE HABITAT
Auburn’s fourth meeting of the
conservation project was held on
Monday, June 4 at the home 'of
Helen Lapp. The members worked
on their books. The members
learned that planting trees, shrubs
and grasses improve wildlife habi
tat. The new cover was designed by
Kevn Losereit.
THE TRIP TO
HULLETT WILDLIFE
Auburn’s fifth meeting of the 4H
Conservation project was held at
Hullett Wildlife on Saturday, June
9.
There the members learned how
people there help the wildlife. The
members also saw some feathers
and wings from different ducks.
The next meeting will be held on
Saturday, June 16 and is the
Achievement program.
Car lands in field,
no one injured
extends sympathy
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson
spent last weekend with their son
William of Newmarket.
Mrs. Beth Lansing spent last
weekend with Sam and Pat Squires
of Alliston.
Sympathy is extended to the
Craig families on the passing of
Arnold Craig who passed away at
his home on Tuesday, June 6 in his
76th year.
Jr. choir
entertains
at Huronview
The Junior Choir of Knox United
Church, Auburn and their leader
Shelley Worsell and Karen Web
ster entertained the residents of
Huronview last Wednesday night,
June 6 with a program of choral
numbers, solos and piano solos.
On Friday night, June 8 the
Junior Choir went to Vanastra for a
pool party and came back to the
church for lunch. This ends the
activities of the Junior choir for this
season.
No injuries were sustained
following an accident that occurred
on Highway 4, in Morris Township
at 5:45 p.m. on Thursday, June 7.
Seventeen-year-old Timothy
King of Dinsley St. in Blyth was
southbound near Cone. 8-9 at a
speed of 90 kilometres an hour
when he pulled out to pass a dump
truck, owned by George Radford
Construction Ltd. Wingham OPP
stated that Mr. ' King’s 1987
Hyundai travelled onto the east
shoulder, where he lost control and
swung back around striking the
truck, which was driven by George
Black, 39, of Belgrave. Police say
that the King vehicle then went
back onto the east shoulder and
into the ditch before going through
the fence into a field.
Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
No outdoor service, Sun.
Peggy Campbell, chaplain of
Huronview conducted the morning
service at Knox United Church and
Nancy Park was organist. The
flowers in the sanctuary were from
the funeral of the late Arnold
Craig.
Call to Worship was read alter
nately followed by the hymn
“Praise My Soul the King of
Heaven’’. Peggy Campbell gave
the prayer of approach and the
Lord’s Prayer was repeated in
unison. The children’s time was
observed. The hymn “Softly and
Tenderly’’ was sung. The scrip
tures were read followed by prayer
chorus “Whisper A Prayer in the
morning’’. Sermon was by Peggy
Campbell. The offering was receiv
ed by Stuart Bakker and Murray
Rollinson and dedicated. The hymn
‘How Great Thou Art” was sung.
Peggy pronounced the Benedic
tion. The service concluded with
the response “Now Thank We all
Our God”.
Next week will be the regular
service of worship at the church as
the outdoor service has been
cancelled.
Reunion held
The decendents of Warner
Youngbiut and Elizabeth Lotz held
their annual reunion in th? Auburn
Community Hall on Saturday, June
9 with 46 in attendance. The
entertainment was by Gordon Wall
of Wingham on violin and Art
Youngbiut of Goderich on piano.
There were contests by Marjorie
Wall.
Music was performed by Gordon
Wall and his daughter Marion
Havitt of Teeswater. A smorgas
bord supper was enjoyed. Those
attending were from Wingham,
Teeswater, Goderich, London,
Windsor, Zurich, Blake, Blyth and
Auburn. It was decided to have the
1991 reunion on the second Satur
day of June in the Auburn Com
munity Hall and Harry and Lucille
Arthur in charge.
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