HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-07-05, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1989.
Auburn
Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
Knox United honours bride-to-be
Super Scout
Michael Schneider of Auburn holds up the Scouting certificate he
received on June 24 at the Wesley Willis United Church in Clinton.
ThecertificateisaChiefScout’s Award which is the highest honoura
Ssout can achieve.
Top Scout awarded
The highest award a Scout can
achieve was presented to Michael
Schneider of Auburn at a Scout’s
Award ceremony on June 24 at the
Wesley-Willis United Church in
Clinton.
Michael was recommended for
the award by Janet Cameron, the
Huron District Commissioner. In
order to be eligible for the award, a
Scout has to be recommended,
completed 50 hours of volunteer
work to his community and
completed a number of badges at
the gold level, which is the highest
level of achievement.
Michael also won a knife for
being the best Scout. This award is
given to the Scout who has the least
points. Scouts have an inspection
every week and are given demerit
points if anything is found wrong.
Michael has been in Scouts for
three years, in Beavers for three
years and Cubs for three years. He
is 13 and just graduated from
Hullett Central Public School.
Knox United Church parlours
were beautifully decorated on Mon
day, June 26 for a shower for Miss
Debbie Cunningham. She has been
a Sunday School teacher there and
will be sadly missed.
The master of ceremonies for the
evening was Mrs. Lloyd Penfound
who welcomed everyone. Mrs. G.
Gross then led a very appropriate
sing-song. This was followed by a
“Matrimonial Recipe” by Mrs. R.
Daer. A hobby contest was given
by Mrs. G. McClinchey to every
one’s amusement. Miss Anita
Gross then gave an excellent
reading. Mrs. R. Archambault and
Mrs. D. Bean gave a skit “Getting
a Marriage License” and an up-to-
date contest which were thoroughly
enjoyed. Mrs. B. Thomson and
sons closed the program with
playing and singing musical num
bers.
Mrs. Penfound called the bride-
to-be, her mother, Mrs. T. Cunn
ingham and the groom’s mother,
Mrs. Coates, to the decorated
platform. Mrs. L. Archambault,
Mrs. Keith Lapp and Mrs. Joe
Verwey came forward and pinned
rose corsages on the ladies. Mrs. S.
Ball pinned one on the bride’s
grandmother, Mrs. E. Grigg of
Clinton. Mrs. E. Lapp read the
address and the gifts were brought
Ball's Cemetery
plans 63rd
memorial service
The 63rd memorial service of
Balls Cemetery will be held on
Sunday, July 9 at 3 p.m. The
service is in charge of Rev. James
Carne of the Auburn Missionary
Church
forward. Miss B. Gross and Miss S.
Gross took care of the gifts and
Miss N. Penfound decorated an
apron.
After opening the gifts Miss
Cunningham thanked everyone for
the lovely and useful presents for
P0RK4RT
Whole Pig [includescut and wrap]
HOME GROWN
GOVERNMENT
INSPECTED
Sausage [Reg-, Garlic] $1,80/lb.Ham Steak $2.70/lb.
Sausage [Smoked]2.10 Smk.Chop 2.70
PorkChops 1.90 Smk. Ham 2.25
Butt Chops 1.50 Pickled Ham 2.70
Roast [Shoulder]1.25 Cottage Roll 2.00
Pork Patties $1.80/lb.
Plus Much More
Con. 13, HullettTwp., W.of Hwy.4
RR1, Auburn
Brad & Trish Thomson
Phone 523-9723
We have been privileged to serve the residents of
Blyth and surrounding area as your Funeral Director,
forthe past 39 years. We have shared your friendship
and your sorrows. From the bottom of our hearts we
say "Thank You".
We pass the management of the Tasker Funeral
Home on to David Beattie and Neil Elliott. They will
continue to serve you in a dignified efficient manner.
Our best wishes to them for the future.
Our Sincere Thanks...
Lloyd & Jean Tasker
“Please join us on
Customer
Appreciation Day.”
her new home. They will be
residing in Hyde Park, London.
The audience rose and sang “For
She’s a Jolly Good Fellow”. Grace
was sung and a sumptuous lunch
served by the Walkerburn Club
ladies.
Church hosts bridal shower
On Monday evening, June 19 the
Sunday School room of Knox
United Church was tastefully de
corated with an archway, balloons
and cut flowers for a community
shower for bride-elect Lori Millian.
The guest book was in charge of
Tammy Middlecamp and Tracy
Millian.
The program consisted of a skit
by Joyce Bean and Nancy Park,
based on a T.V. show called
“Name That Tune’’. Anita Gross
gave a reading entitled “Lavinsky
at Lori’s wedding’’. Karen Bakker
and Nicole Middlecamp conducted
a contest called “Guess the
famous person”.
Several volunteers were chosen
by Bernice Gross to act out the
highlights from the bride-to-be’s
past.
Lori, her mother Irene Millian
and the groom’s mother Lillian
Hallam were escorted to the front
and corsages were pinned on them
by Jean Plaetzer, aunt of the bride.
An address of congratulations and
best wishes was read by Joyce
Bean and many lovely gifts were
presented by Karen, Tracy and
Shannon Millian, Nicole Middle
camp and Karen Bakker. An apron,
decorated with bows by Anita
Gross, was given the bride elect.
Lori thanked everyone who had
assisted in anyway with the shower
and also the lovely gifts.
“For She’s a Jolly Good Fellow”
and Grace were sung with Marjorie
McDougall at the piano. A deli
cious lunch was served’ by Lois
Haines and her committee.
We value your business and Customer
Appreciation Day Is our way of thanking you
Please stop by and have some conversation
and refreshments.
- Customer Appreciation Day is your day. Join
the celebration.
JULY 6
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