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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1990. PAGE 7.
Seniors picnic in Goderich
Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
Meditation Moments’
study of WMS meeting
The July meeting of the Presby
terian Women’s Missionary Society
was held in the evening at the
home of Mrs. Hazel Craig.
The president Martha Daer pre
sided and gave the Call to Worship.
She welcomed all present. The
devotional period was taken by
Frances Clark. The scripture por
tion was from the book of Nehe-
miah the first chapter which was
read alternately. The meditation
was on the Life and Work of
Nehemiah for God’s Kingdom.
The study was taken by Marion
Haggitt entitled “Meditation Mo
ments”. Frances Clark also read a
piece entitled “God's telephone
number - Jeremiah 33 - 3 verse”. A
piece about the Bible Society
selling used stamps to purchase
Bibles was also read. The Lord’s
Prayer and Mizpah benediction
‘Sunday-
closed the meeting. The August
meeting will be at the home of
Marion Haggitt.
Sunday School
Fun Day, Aug. 8
The Auburn United Church will
be holding a Sunday School Fun
Day on August 8 at 8:45 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. The activities of the day
will include crafts, singing, sports
following and lunch is provided by
the U.C.W. Cost is a silver collec
tion. For information contact either
Mary Arthur at 526-7561 or Linda
Plaetzer at 526-7121.
About 15 Swinging Seniors from
Blyth attended the seniors’ picnic
held at St. Christopher’s Beach,
Goderich on June 27. They began
with a sumptuous pot luck dinner at
noon and although the day was 4
little overcast and cool they moved
to the other side of the building
where it was very comfortable and
it kept improving all afternoon.
President John Hesselwood
opened the meeting with a joke and
then the secretary read the min
utes. The rest of the reports were
short. John reminded everyone
about the upcoming bus trip on
July 24 to Markham and Toronto.
There is still plenty of room so if
anyone is interested please phone
John Hesselwood or Harvey Mc
Dowell.
There will not be a meeting in
August so September 26 will be the
first meeting starting the new year.
Alvin Snell, Erma Cook and Phyllis
Boak, the nominating committee
will bring in a new slate of officers
at this time. “Happy Birthday”
was sung to Gene Snell and Lloyd
Walden for their June birthdays.
Games prepared by the program
committee followed. Vera Hessel-
wood had a card game and the four
people left holding the prizes were
Phyllis Boak, Ida Proctor, Millar
Richmond and Ruby Pattison. The
next game was a team effort. This
was conducted by Erma Cook.
Team No. 2 was the winner led by
Phyllis Boak. Mary Walden con
ducted the pop ball game and Effie
McCall was the most expert at this.
Erma Cook then conducted a type
of Bingo game concerning things a
senior might take to a picnic. Ruby
Pattison came out the winner.
The “time race” was won by
Feme McDowell and Effie McCall
was the champion at throwing balls
in a pail. Vera Hesselwood guessed
the “mystery package” and John
Hesselwood was the only one with
great-great-grandchildren. Effie
McCall took the prize for the
nearest birthday to the picnic date
and Ruby Pattison was able to
guess the most riddles.
itizen
BRUSSELS
OFFICE
HOURS
Monday -10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Tuesday - Closed
Wednesday -10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Thursday -10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Friday -10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Saturday - Closed
Sunday - Closed
The Lost Day’
sermon topic
Rev. Paul Ross conducted the
morning service at Knox United
Church and Nancy Park was organ
ist. Rev. Ross gave the Call to
Worship followed by hymn “Praise
The Lord! Ye Heavens Adore
Thee”.
Rev. Ross gave the Prayer of
Approach and Confession and As
surance of Pardon. He told the
children’s story, “What do you like
to do on Sundays”. The hymn
“Morning Has Broken” was sung.
Rev. Ross read the scripture follow
ed by Prayer Chorus. The hymn,
“On This Day, The First of Days”
was sung. Rev. Ross’s sermon was
entitled “Sunday - The Lost Day”.
The offering was received by Greg
Park and Brian Gross and dedicat
ed. Rev. Ross gave the Prayer of
Thanksgiving and Concern and the
Lord’s Prayer was repeated in
unison. The hymn “New Every
Morning” was sung. Rev. Ross
pronounced the Benediction and
the response “Now Thank We all
Our God” ended the service.
W. Wawanosh
approves
lottery
West Wawanosh Township
Council approved the request of
Huron County Crime Stoppers to
conduct a lottery in the township on
a hind quarter of beef and a five
minute shopping spree, at its July 3
meeting.
Signs printed “Steel and Cast”
and “Tin” have been ordered from
ARC Industries in Walkerton for
the landfill site, according to the
specifications of the site operator.
Building permits were issued to:
Peter Grazier, barn addition; An
drew Yoder, house addition;
Hamilton Fuels Inc., storage shed;
Tom Armstrong, house addition;
Raymond Hanna, house addition;
Allan Dickson, shed addition; Ro
bert Woods, chicken coop.
A by-law was passed levying a
special rate on Lot 20, Cone. 14 to
cover a tile dranage loan in the
amount of $6,300.
The road accounts totalling
$66,378.98 and the general ac
counts in the amount of $22,334.51
were approved for payment.
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