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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1989-01-04, Page 30PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN NUMBERS BOOK BLUEVALE Bluevale United, Rev. Bonnie Cole Arnal, 887-6540 Knox Presbyterian, Rev. Larry Welch, 357-1557 BLYTH Blyth United, Rev. Lorenzo Ramirez, 523-4224 Church of God, Rev. Bob Barnhart, 523-4845 Christian Reformed, W. H. Lammers, 523-9233 St. Michael’s Roman Catholic, Father Ray Renaud, 482-9468 Trinity Anglican, Rev. David Fuller, 887-9267 BRUSSELS Brussels Mennonite Fellowship, Doug Zehr, Pastor, 887-6388 Brussels United, Rev. Cam McMillan, 887-9313 Melville Presbyterian, Rev. Carolyn McAvoy, 887-9544 St. Ambrose Roman Catholic, Rev. Father Stan Soltysik, 357-2453 St. John’s Anglican, Rev. David Fuller, 887-9267 CRANBROOK Knox Presbyterian Church, Rev. Steven Webb, 357-2553 Zion Mennonite Fellowship Church, Mark Gingerich, 698-2379 DONNYBROOK Donnybrook United Church, Rev. R. J. Roberts, 529-7936 DUNGANNON Dungannon United Church, Rev. R. J. Roberts, 529-7936 ETHEL Ethel United Church, Rev. Cam McMillan, 887-9313 Ethel Presbyterian Church, Rev. Byron Niven, 356-2875, Atwood The two churches meet in the United Church in the summer and the Presbyterian Church in the winter with the ministers taking turns at the pulpit. Faith Mennonite Church, Levi Kuepfer, 291-2618 LONDESBOROUGH Londesborough United Church, Rev. David Snihur, 523-4477 WALTON Duff’s United Church, Rev. Bonnie Cole Arnal, 887-6540. CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTERS COURT WOODBINE, Ethel, Harry Jacklin, 291-1900. CLINTON JUNIOR FARMERS - A social and educational organization for young people, not necessarily from a farm. For more information contact Robert Hunking, 523-4161. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES AUBURN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, Maureen Bean, President, 526-7769. The Society maintains gardens in the village, and holds information meetings with guest speakers. BLYTH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, Harve McDowell, President, 523-9358. The Horticultural Society maintains gardens at the southern entrance to the village, Memorial Hall, Horticultural Park and the reservoir park. It also has regular meetings with guest speakers. BRUSSELS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, Jane White, Presi dent, 887-6439. The Horticultural Societies play a major role in beautifying their communities and provide information on horticulture to members. HURON COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY. The Society meets the first Wednesday of every month in the basement board room of the Huron-Perth Assessment Office, Goderich. The Society helps trace family histories providing a library of books, maps and family histories, an index of all cemeteries in the county and the expertise of other members with long years of researching family histories. There is also a guest speaker at each meeting. The Society’s librarian is Yvonne Porter, 50 Maitland Rd. North, Goderich. Phone 524-9022. THE HURON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Historical Society is a group of volunteers who collect, preserve and publish the history of the county. Members’ meetings are held four times a year. President, Keith Roulston, 523-4792 (work), 523-9636 (home). Secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Doris Batkin, 75 Princess St., Clinton. Phone 482-3866. HURON PIONEER THRESHER AND HOBBY ASSOCIATION Mrs. Bea Houston, President 638-2623 Marian Hallahan, Secretary 523-9330 The Threshers hold a hugely successful Thresher Reunion at the Blyth fairgrounds the first weekend after Labour Day each year and, as well, provide a chance for lovers of old steam and threshing equipment to meet and compare notes. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS WESTERN STAR LODGE, Brussels, John Brown, Noble Grand, 523-9200. One of 16,000 IOOF lodges world wide whose members raise money for research into visual problems, funds to assist students, an education program at the United Nations and other programs. REBEKAH LODGE WESTERN STAR LODGE, Brussels. Janet McCutcheon, Noble Grand (until October) 887-9202 Lillian Moses, Noble Grand (after October) 887-6390 Through its Humanitarian Service Committee this sisterhood raises money through card games, draws, bazaars, etc. to help anyone in time of sickness, fire or disaster of any kind as well as provide hospital equipment for home use. KINSMEN BELGRAVE KINSMEN, Arnold Spivey, President, 357-3500 The Kinsmen is a strictly Canadian service club for men between the ages of 21 and 40. The group engages in mutual interest discussion and raises money to fund a wide variety of community projects. LIONS CLUBS AUBURN LIONS CLUB, Jim Schneider, President 526-7770 BLYTH LIONS CLUB, Paul Kerr, President, 523-9275 BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB, Paul McDonald, President, 887-6773 LONDESBOROUGH LIONS CLUB, Ian Hulley, President, 482-7972 The Lions Club is one of the largest organizations in this area. An association for men over the age of 21, dedicated to the health and welfare of people, particularly those with sight or other disabilities. MASONIC LODGE BLYTH MASONIC LODGE, Rick Elliott, Worshipful Master 523-9725 HULLETTLODGE, LONDESBOROUGH, Bill Vincent, Worship ful Master, 523-4831 ST. JOHN’S LODGE, BRUSSELS, Donald Dunbar, Worshipful Master, 887-6179 The Masons are a fraternal order which supports various community charities. OPTIMIST CLUB BRUSSELS OPTIMISTS, Don Crawford, President, 887-6854