HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-11-28, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1990.
The winner
CherylCampbell (right), RR3, BlythreceivestheJohn Franken
Memorial Award f rom Emma F ran ken at the 4-H Awards
Night. The award goes annually to the 4-H member with the
highest points.
Melville church Guild
prepares for Christmas
The November meeting of Mel
ville Guild was held on the evening
of November 20 at 8 p.m.
Kathleen Semple and Eluned
McNair were in charge of devo
tions. Kathleen opened the meet
ing with a reading “Sunset”
followed by the hymn “Fight the
good fight”. The scripture was
from St. John, chapter 16, verses
20 to 33. Kathleen led in prayer and
the topic on Peace was given by
Eluned. A poem “I heard it said”
was read by Kathleen. The hymn
“O God of Bethel” and the Mizpah
Benediction closed this part of the
meeting.
Several items of business were
brought up by the president,
Margaret Work. These included
• FutureWave Turntable System
• Genius One Touch Sensor Cook
• Doneness Control
• One Touch Auto Defrost
• Popcorn Pad
• 6 Power Levels 90-800W
• 1.1 Cu. Ft. Oven Cavity
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program
announced
An initiative involving govern
ment, business and both commun
ity-based and social service organi
zations formally gets underway
soon in 18 Ontario communities.
The official launch of the Good
Neighbours intitiative took place on
November 7, in Toronto. Aimed at
making communities even friend
lier and more supportive places to
live, Good Neighbours is an initia
tive of the Ministry of Citizenship’s
Office for Senior Citizen’s Affairs,
municipalities and corporate spon
sors the Royal Bank, Shoppers’
Drug Mart and Today’s Senior
Magazine.
“Times change, people move
away, and in the process, we lose
some sense of community,’’ says
The Honorable Elaine Ziemba,
Minister of Citizenship with the
responsibility for the Office for
Senior Citizens’ Affairs. “As an
awareness vehicle, Good Neigh
bours reminds each of us of how we
can help our communities to re-
maing caring and supportive plceas
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new tables, and Christmas prepar
ations. After adjournment, lunch
was served by the committee in
charge.
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Donna Johnston, RR 2, Bluevale won the Brussels Agromart Award as the top senior dairy judge and
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4-H Awards night in Clinton Friday night. Presenting the awards were Isobel Campbell,
vice-president of the 4-H Leaders Association and Tanya Boonstoppel, Huron County Dairy
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