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Majestic Women's Institute recently planted a tree outside
Maple Villa seniors' residence in Brussels. Wl members
present were from left: Peggy Cudmore, Verna Tunney,
Jane deVries, Doris McCall, Ida Evans and Kathy Bridge.
Euchre
parties
resume
The euchre parties have started
again, the first being held on Tues
day, October 22 at the Auburn
Community Hall. High lady was
Mildred Lawlor; low lady, Aileen
Trommer; high man, Clarence
Allin; low man, Lois Haines (play
ing as a man); lucky chair, Harvey
Dolmage.
Euchre games will be held every
Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. at the
Auburn Community Hall. Everyone
is welcome.
People
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allin of Agin
court spent the weekend with Mrs.
Beth Lansing.
May Christensen would like to
thank the residents of the commu
nity for their generous support for
the Walk a Dog-a-thon at Goderich.
Money raised was $233.30 and
went to the Canine Vision, Canada.
The event took place on Sunday,
October 6.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1991. PAGE 9.
AuburnThe news from
Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Phone 526-7589
'More Rain', sermon topic
Doran Rolston sang a lovely solo
entitled ‘Jesus in Me’ at the morn
ing service at Auburn Missionary
Church on Sunday, Oct. 27.
Pastor Came's message entitled
‘More Rain,’ was taken from Matt.
16: 21-28. Some productive things
are boring like knitting the same
stitch over and over or the farmer
who milks the cows twice a day,
seven days a week and 52 weeks of
the year. If you are bored in church
then you are not identified with the
church.
Beal the boredom. Non-involve-
ment is a cause of boredom. Take
the initiative to do something
which is a cure for boredom.
Young people can link up with a
summer mission team and serve in
a foreign country. The guarantee is
you won't be bored. Hospitality is a
cure for boredom. Follow Paul's
admonition in Rom. 1:16 “for I am
not ashamed of the gospel of
Christ”. If you are not ashamed
then you won't be bored.
The flowers in the sanctuary
were from the funeral of Earl
Bolton, Cambridge, Ontario which
took place at Seaforth on Friday,
Oct. 25. Brig. Gordon Holmes of
the Salvation Army, Cambridge,
assisted by Rev. James Came of
Auburn Missionary Church offici
ated. Earl was a brother of Leslie
Bolton of Goderich formerly of
McKillop Township.
You can lose a lot
more than your licence
drinking and driving.
4H Club
meets
BY SARAH CHRISTIE
The last meeting of the 4H Club
was held at the home of Betty
Archambault on Friday, October
25.
Members judged menus to see
which had the highest nutritional
value and proper serving sizes of
the four food groups.
Achievement day will be
November 14. All parents and fam
ily are invited.
Farmers to get
financial aid
Part of the Ontario Government's
farm relief program is $3.5 million
targeted for farmers experiencing
financial stress through market
prices or weather related problems.
Drought was cited as one example,
however hail would also be a
weather related problem. No dol
lars have been targeted for specific
problems and the details of the pro
gram have not been finalized. Allo
cation of funds will be influenced
by the federal farm aid package.
Areas of need will be determined
by data farm crop insurance.
Another factor will be the financial
institution of particular farm in the
drought or hail areas. It was hoped
that in weather related areas many
farmers would be enrolled in the
Ontario ASA. The farmer's one
third premium will be paid back to
the farmer by the province. This is
to be based on the 1990 yield and
hopefully would also help those
with weather related problems.
The original press release did not
make clear that drought assistance
included weather related problems
of any kind. It is hoped that this
additional information will help to
clarify the situation.
ELECT
FRED
UHLER
for
Deputy Reeve
in
Grey Township
Happy
Halloween
We reserve the right to
limit quantities
Prices In effect from
October 29- November 2
Id/ £/While quantities last
Deliveries Monday to Friday only!
Open 6 days a week
Monday to Saturday
KOM MUNITV 8 am. to 6 p.m.
■ T7V7M Friday Nights until 9 p.m.
887-9226
PRODUCE FEATURES SCHNEIDER’S MEATS
RED "7Q
GRAPES .f
SCHNEIDER'S - 454 G.
BEEF -1 AA
STEAKETTES 1.99
SCHNEIDER’S REGULAR OR HONEY - 900 G.
BUCKET
OF CHICKEN 4.99
FRESH QQ
BROCCOLI -057
SCHNEIDER'S POPULAR -175 G.
LUNCHEON
MEATS 1.79
COOKING A Q
ONIONS X.H157
SCHNEIDER'S-175 G.
SHEPHERD'SPIE 1.19
MORE GROCERY FEATURES FOR THE WEEK
COMET 400g.
CLEANSER .O^
CAMPBELL’S
VEGETABLE -o
soup .oy
MAJESTA - 2 PLY - 4 ROLL PACK
BATHROOM
TISSUE 1 ,39
SAFFLO
SUNFLOWER
oil ,u„. 2.59
SHERRIFF’S
GOOD MORNING
MARMALADE
375 ML.
L69
BURNS
TENDERFLAKE
HAM OR
TURKEY
184 G.
1.19
KELLOGG’S
COMMON SENSE
OAT BRAN
CEREAL
425 G.
2.99
ALLEN’S
PURE APPLE
JUICE
48 OZ.
.99
HUMPTY DUMPTY
POTATO
CHIPS
200 G. ASSORTED FLAVOURS
1.19