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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29,1992. PAGE 7.
Youth group goes camping
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
Readings given at meeting
The July meeting of the Cheerio
Club was held on Wednesday
afternoon, July 22 at the home of
Estella Adams.
Minutes of the June meeting
were read. The financial report was
given. Roll call was answered by
10 members and one visitor.
Membership was paid by ten
members. Clara Riley and Estella
gave readings. The draw donated
by Clara Riley was won by
Geraldine Dale. Laura Lyon read a
piece on the weather, another on
“The Great Hereafter” and one on
gardening. Estella read about “The
Elephant and the Flea”.
The next meeting will be Group
II in September. Cards were
played. Lunch was served by Ora
Bruce, Estella Adams and Laura
Lyon.
Nine members of the Londesboro
United Church Junior Youth
Group, along with their leader
Florence Cartwright and
chaperones Brett Bauer, Don
MacGregor and Mary Salverda
went camping on the July 25
weekend at the Maitland Block.
They left Londesboro at 10 a.m.
on Saturday morning. After setting
Sermon topic on equal
pay for equal work
up camp and gathering wood for
the fire they enjoyed canoeing,
fishing, walking, cooking over the
campfire and roasting marsh
mallows.
The group didn't get much sleep
on Saturday evening during the
heavy rain when the water started
to come into the tents.
,w.
Rev. Paul Ross also spent part of
Saturday evening with them.
The wet and weary group
managed to get up on Sunday
morning to have breakfast and to
pack up their wet belongings and
attended Londesboro United
Church services when Debbie
Hoggart, a member of the group
read the scripture.
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, July 26 were
Gordon and Darlene Shobbrook.
Ushers were Bert and Joanne Lyon
and Gordon and Darlene
Shobbrook. The sermon topic was
“Preaching on the Parables No. 4,
Equal Pay for Unequal Work.”
Council discusses Hullett Wildlife Centre
Gerald Morgan and Ted Ingram,
delegates from the Regional
Assessment Office in Goderich,
attended the July 20 meeting of
Hullet Council, to discuss the
assessment of the Hullet Wildlife
Area.
Harriett Shillinglaw was also in
attendance to discuss the animal
control problems in Hullet Town
ship and the position of the Huro-
nia Branch of the Humane Society.
Permission was granted to Don
ald Haines, of Auburn, Plan 289
Lot 16 to connect into the 1988
Auburn Drainage Works and
instruct the engineering firm of R.J.
Bumside to bring in an updated
maintenance schedule.
Council agreed to support Huron
County's approval of a flashing
light in the village of Londesbor-
ough at the comer of Highway 4
and County Road 15.
The resolution from the Town of
Capreol, regarding the present
Criminal Justice System in Canada,
was also supported
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The Town of Capreol has peti
tioned Parliament to recognize that
crimes of violence against a person
are serious and abhorrent to soci
ety. They wish to see legislative
changes amending the Criminal
Code of Canada, the Bail Reform
Act and the Parole Act to ensure
that no criminals are released with
out bail hearings presided over by
judges and that the public’s safety
is ensured.
Council passed a by-law to set
out the various rates of remunera
tion for appointed township person-
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Tony McQuail has converted horsepower to power-take-off applications with the Teamster
Forecart, equipped with ground driver PTO and a hydraulic three-point hitch, which he and
daughter Rachel showed off at the West Wawanosh parade.
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Family pays
surprise visit
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Chamney
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chamney
visited with Bud and Laura May
Chamney on the weekend.
A surprise visit to Auburn from
David Boughton, his wife Kelly
and their family, David Jr. and
Kimberly Patricia from Carlisle,
made a joyous day for his mother
and sister Katie Boughton and
Donna McCormick.
They attended the horse races at
Goderich. He is a great horseman
and attends races at Flamboro,
Mowhawk, Elmira. He will
remember his day and night in
Auburn and Goderich.
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