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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1988-06-22, Page 7Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677 Local people at reunions Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether and Mrs. Ruby Webster attended the Webster Reunion at Brookside Public School on Father’s Day when there were 38 signed the book that afternoon. Mrs. Isabell Shortreed, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shortreed, Jim, Robbi, Kendra and Amy attended the annual Higgins Reunion on Sun day. About 70 family members UCW Unit plans meals Walton II unit meeting was held at the home of Helen Williamson on Wednesday evening with 11 present. gathered for a barbecue dinner in the Lions Park, Listowel. After the meal a social time was enjoyed with visiting, games and fun in the pool, also an election of officers for next year. Guests were presentfrom Calgary, Toronto, Waterloo, Stratford, Mitchell, Lucknow, Belmore, Komoka, Bel grave, Gorrie, Brussels, Walton and other points. Duff's church news Duff s United worshippers were greeted Sunday morning by Bren da Linton and her daughter. Organist Marion Godkin opened with the prelude and accompanied for all the hymns. Flowers were put in the church by the Walton I Unit. Ushers were Ray Huether, Barry Hoegy andLavernGodkin. Rev. Bonnie Lamble took as her sermon, “Ambassadors For Christ." THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1988. PAGE 7. i Blyth Christian H|GHWAY Reformed Church «. blyth Student Jim Barry from Grand Rapids 10a.m.&8p.m. 523-9233 Sunday School 11:00a.m. The Church of the “Back to God Hour” and “Faith 20” Back to God Hour 10:30a.m. CKNX, Sunday Faith20 5:00a.m. weekdays, Global T.V. ALL VISITORS WELCOME Devotions were led by Vera McDonald and Kathleen William son. In the business all reports were given. Margaret Craig read minutes. The barbecue put on by the unit was quite a success again this year. Plans were made for a wedding and Blyth Festival dinner. The next meeting will be on September 14 with other unit as a joint general meeting. Executive meeting is called for September 7. The meeting closed with prayer and a social time followed. Cranbrook Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645 Foresters hold barbecue Sunday School closed on June 12 until the fall term. Following the morning service a picnic was held with several games, contests, and lunch. Brothers and sisters of Rev. Kenneth and Mrs. Knight gather ed at the cottage of Jim and Dona KnightatBayfieldon June 12in honor of Ken and Ileen’s 30th wedding anniversary. The Woodbine M100 Cranbrook held their annual barbecue at the Community Centre on June 14. All enjoyed a delicious supper follow ed by a short business meeting conducted by Bro. Bob Bremner. Around 30 attended including Bro. Norm Hill and Sister Jessie from High Court, Brantford. After a time of visiting, the meeting adjourned at 9 p.m. Mrs. Jack Clark, Stratford, and daughter Sharon Engel, London, and Rosanne Burdett and son Brent, Waterloo, visited Mrs. Mac Engel. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Starr, Shelburne, visited on the weekend with Don and Mrs. Cotton. On June 14, Mrs. Van Beck - Potyk came from Apeldoorn, Hol land to visit Peter Hagedoorn. She arrived in Montreal and was driven to Cranbrook by Marion Hage doorn and her friends Therese d’ Aout, and Sister Felici tas. Peter will show his stepmother Niagara Falls, before returningtoDavid McArthur and Adam Hagedoorn on the weekend. SCHNEIDER’S ASSORTED VARIETIES Popular Luncheon Meats BRUSSELS open™™! VILLAGE MARKET «OMMUNITV “PRICES II WE DELIVER CALL 887-9226 si EFFECT JUNE 21 TO JUNE 25/88” $8^** OLINDA Tomato __Juice QQ 48 0Z. TIN ■ ** DOVE Bathroom Tissue QQ 4 BOLL PKG. IVW Orange Juice 12 OZ. TIN MINUTE MAID FROZEN 1.29 SaV® KBAFTFL . REGULAR OR LIGHTMiracle whip 9 89 1 LITRE ^Gardenr resh Produce Schneider’s Meats Sweet Red k Plums SCHNEIDER’S SLICED Side Bacon Ends -a qq 500 G. 1 ■ W W .59 L. SCHNEIDER’S Ham Steaks -a qq 175 G. ■ J Ethel 12 Guides attend campout Twelve Girl Guides and their leaders camped for the weekend at the home of Bill Eckmier. The girls came from London with their leaderMrs. Clara May Eckmier and spent their time doing crafts towards earning their badges. Wingham hospital gets grant to replace windows The Ministry of Health has approved a Capital Grant of $103,858 for the Wingham and District Hospital, Health Minister Elinor Caplan and the Honourable Jack Riddell, MPP for Huron, announced recently. The grant is based on a total project cost of $185,861 and will be used for replacement of windows at the hospital. The construction contact has been awarded by the hospital to the lowest bidder, Abelson Window Inc. Work is scheduled to begin immediately. 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