HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-04-20, Page 13WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1988. PAGE 13.
Auburn
Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
'Breaking ground'
topic at Knox Church
Knox United Church Service
started with a hymn-sing with Lori
Millian as pianist. Rev. Dave
Snihur conducted the service with
Lori Millian as organist.
Call To Worship was read
alternately followed by hymn,
“For the Beauty of the Earth’’. The
prayer of approach was by Rev.
Snihur. The announcements were
given.
The children’s song was “From
the Rising Sun’’. Children’s story
was “The Whole World and the
People
around Auburn
Next Sunday Rev. Gordon Pic-
kell of Goderich will be leading the
service at Knox United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haines and
family of Beamsville visited with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Don
Haines on the weekend.
Everyone is invited to the
U.C.W. April special event held at
Listowel Trinity Church on April 18
withguestspeaker Helga Kutz-
harder beginning at 6:55 p.m.
Sun’’. There was a minute for
Mission read by Rev. Snihur. Lay
reader Nichole Middelkamp read
the scripture from Luke followed
by Prayer Chorus, “Silently Now I
wait for Thee”. Rev. Snihur gave
the Prayers of Thanksgiving and
Concern.
The senior choir sang the
anthem, “I will sing of the mercies
of the Lord.’’
The minister’s sermon was
entitled “Break up the ground and
sow the good seed.’’ The offering
was received by Larry Plaetzer and
Murray Rollinson and dedicated
followed by the offeratory re
sponse, “Praise God from whom
all blessings flow”.
The hymn, “The Light of World
is Jesus”, was sung. The minister
pronounced the benediction and
the service closed with the Bene- . Rev. Dave Snihur and Mrs.
diction Response, “Now thank we Snihur are leaving for a holiday to
all our God.” England till May 2. Rev. Dave emergencies arise at 482-9553.
Dave Cooper of the Blyth Scout support group presents a citizenship award April 11 to Carol Gross of Blyth
in recognition of more than seven years service as a Cub leader in Blyth. The support group backs the
Beavers and Cubs in Blyth.
Knox Church Minister off for vacation in England
Woodall of Ontario Street Church
of Clinton will be available if any
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines
have returned home after spend
ing the winter in Florida.
Huron roads
get extra
funding
An extra $1.6 million has been
allocated by the province to
strengthen Huron County’s trans
portationsystem, Huron MPP Jack
Riddell announced this week.
Making the announcement on
behalf of Transportation Minister
Ed Fulton, Mr. Riddell said these
supplementary funds will be pro
vided to various municipalities for
local road and bridge projects.
Major projects approved include
reconstruction of Mill Street in
Hensail, the lOthLineBridge in
East Wawanosh Township, and
the hardtopping of Huron Park
Roads in Stephen Township.
* ‘These funds represent a signi
ficant contribution to the transpor
tation system in the area and are in
addition to grants normally given
the provincial government to help
pay the cost of the local transporta
tion system,’’ Mr. Riddell said.
Theseadditionalfundsare an
indication of the government’s
commitment to roads and high
ways as an important tool in the
promotion of economic growth as
well as vital links for families and
emergency services.
The following supplementary
funding was approved: Ashfield
Twp., replace bridge, $249,400;
Bayfield, lakeshore protection,
$8,000; Blyth, reconstruct King
St., $20,000; Colborne, motor
grader, $56,200; Goderich Twp.,
purchase grader, $41,200; Grey
Twp., replace culvert, $60,000;
Hensall, reconstruct Mill St.,
$50,000; Howick Twp., purchase
grader, $75,000; McKillop Twp.,
garage renovations, $76,900; Sea
forth, street paving, $10,000;
Stanley Twp., replace structure,
$97,500; Stephen Twp., hardtop
Huron Park Roads, $92,600; Tuck
ersmith Twp., shed payment,
$66,900; Turnberry Twp., paving
B-line, $40,000; Usborne Twp.,
replace grader, $75,000; East
Wawanosh Twp., replace 10th
Line Bridge, $485,000; West
Wawanosh Twp., purchase dump
truck, $70,000; Wingham, reco-
struct John St., $35,500; Wing
ham, hot mix resurfacing, $19,000.
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