HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-12-22, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1987.
Auburn
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Auburn euchre parties
start again Jan. 5
I/V7 holds Christmas meeting
Euchre parties will commence
again on Tuesday, January 5 at 8
p.m. at the Community Hall.
Mr. Harold Baechler is a patient
in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London
where he underwent eye surgery
on Sunday. He is wished a speedy
recovery.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Giousher and family
on the death of her father John
Snyder in Stratford General Hospi-
tal in his 76th year. He was
formerly a resident of the Auburn
area. He also farmed at RR 5.
Goderich a few years ago.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Santa and Mrs. Claus were featured in this skit put on at the Hullett
Central School Christmas Concert in Londesboro on Wednesday
night. A full house was on hand for the concert.
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Mrs. Tom Jardin were Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Robertson of Bramp
ton, Mrs. Annie Robertson of
Meaford, Mr. Paul Jardin and Mr.
Donald Jardin, both of Kitchener.
Pastor Jim and Lorraine Carne
were very surprised at a Pastor and
wife appreciation night held at the
home of John and Helen Baumback
in Port Albert. They were recip
ients of a dishwasher and a
microwave oven stand.
Recent visitors with Pastor and
Mrs. Carne were Miriam Carne,
Stoney Creek and Cheryl Facey of
Fruitland, Ontario.
On December 18the Community
Hall was beautifully decorated for
the Christmas meeting. The com
mittee was Marian Haggitt, Erma
Cartwright and Viola Raithby.
The president Mrs. Len Arch
ambault welcomed all present.
There were 12 members and four
guests. The Ode, Mary Stewart
Collect and Grace opened the
meeting. Everyone enjoyed a pot
luck dinner. Ruth Jardin led the-
Carol Singing and told the
origin of some. Roll call was a
“Donation to the Children’s Aid
Wingham
Voice for Life
hold draw
The December meeting of the
Board of Directors of Wingham
and District Voice for Life was
opened with a scripture reading
from Chapter 3 of John.
Members of the Board were
encouraged to keep a watchful eye
on the possible establishment of a
Women’s Health Clinic in Huron
County. Elinor Caplan, Minister of
Health of Ontario, is in charge of
implementing the Powell Report
which calls for government funded
women clinics to be set up in
Ontario. These clinics among other
services will be doing abortion
referrals.
There was considerable discus
sion on the one-hour-long Pro-Life
Telethon which will be featured on
brime-time television across Can
ada in April, 1988. This event is
being sponsored by Alliance for
Life of Winnipeg, the national
educational body of the pro-life
movement. Voice For Life is
contacting the ministers in the area
about bulletin inserts to advertise
the program prior to its viewing.
The group is also donating money
to help cover the costs of produc
tion.
Plans were made for a trip to
Toronto by some members on
December 10 to take part in a
24-hour prayer vigil outside the
Morgentaler abortion clinic. De
cember 10 marks the three-year
anniversary of its opening.
A draw on two crib quilts was
made, the winners being Mrs.
Beda Willie of Windsor and Rose
Ohm of Wingham. The meeting
closed with a Christmas party
including a delicious pot luck meal
and exchange of gifts.
Society” and each one gave a
Christmas tradition etc. Marion
Haggitt read a poem entitled
“Chrismtas 1987”. Viola Raithby
read ‘‘What Priceless Gift.” The
card report was given by Lillian
Leatherland. Erma Cartwright
read ‘‘Special Christmas” and
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‘‘Christmas as we knew it.”
Prizes were given to Martha
Daer for the most Christmas cards
received, Eppie Lawrence for
closest anniversary, Sherri Cart
wright all ready for Christmas. The
meeting closed with the singing of
the Queen.
TOWNSHIP OF
WEST WAWANOSH
West Wawanosh Township Council, acting as the “Celebration
88” Celebration Committee, is requesting assistance in its
selection of township residents as deserving recipients of the
medals and certificates being awarded by the Government of
Canada. Citizens are asked to submit nominations for council to
consider in their selection of such residents.
Categories are as follows: Medals:
1. Athlete -1 male and 1 female for oustanding contribution to their
sport and community.
2. Volunteer-for unselfish contribution to sports and community.
3. Coach -for devoting time to guidance of athletes toward fair play
and sportsmanship.
4. Official - for promoting fair play and sportsmanship.
5. Sponsor - a business for monetary contribution toward
development of amateur sport.
Certificates: [12] Theseareto beawardedtoothersintownship who
have demonstrated the Olympic spirit in business, education,
culture or community service. Written nominations should be
directed to the Township of West Wawanosh Municipal Office,
R R. 2, Lucknow, by JANUARY 4, 1988.
Season s
Greetings
from the
Council and Staff
of the Township of Hullett