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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-08-19, Page 9AuburnThe news from Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Phone 526-7589 | Schneider returns from Cadet camp in Cold Lake, Alberta Michael Schneider has returned home from the Cold Lake Cadet camp at Alberta, successfully completed his week Senior Leaders Course. Congratulations to Hans Audrey Boonstoppel celebrated their 25 th anniversary on Aug. 11. Air He six- and who Quartet On Sunday, Aug. 16, Auburn Missionary Church was thrilled with the singing of a quartette consisting of Doran Rolston, her daughter Lynda Curl, and granddaughters Debbie and Angie Curl. The song “Feeling at Home” was a delight. A beautiful offertory number was played on the piano, organ, two saxophones and bass guitar. Bob and Cheryl Wideman and family who had been missionaries W.M.S. holds Aug.meeting The August meeting of the Presbyterian W.M.S. was held at the home of Frances Clark. The president Martha Daer presided and opened the meeting with a poem. The devotional period was in AVaitonThe news from Compiled by Betty McCall Phone 887-6677 Family holds 34th reunion The 34th annual McCall Reunion was held on Sunday, Aug. 16 at the Walton Community Hall with approximately 50 in attendance. The crowd was down somewhat, possibly due to the rainy, dull day, but everyone present seemed to enjoy themselves. The smorgasbord meal was enjoyed shortly after 12:30 p.m. Doreen McCall welcomed everyone having each family introduce their members. Debbie Blake read the secretary's report from last year, The new officers for next year are: president, Doreen McCall; vice-president, Frank Burke; secretary-treasurer, Debbie Blake; sports, Amanda and Michelle Blake and preparations for lunch, Joan Perrie and Bev Stevenson. The sports which were held upstairs in the hall due to the wet weather, were conducted by Doreen McCall and Sheny McCall during the afternoon. Prizes were given out for: guess what is in cans, first, Karen Burke; second, Lois McCall; third, Carali McCall; hockey ring, Marcy McCall; People Warren Brown, formerly of Hamilton, and son Aaron, now of Ingleside, spent a few days the first of the week visiting with Allan and Betty McCall, Bev Stevenson, Ron and Chris. ofMr. William Anderson Newmarket visited his mother Bernice Anderson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger visited in Kincardine last week with Vicki and Rob Siddon and celebrated their great-grandson Matthew's birthday. sings at in Africa with the Northern Evangelical Assoc, were present. They were on an agricultural development project and because their house was not ready when they arrived, they had to live in a mud hut for four months. They sang several songs in the native language and Cheryl demonstrated how they carry the babies on their back and all other parcels on their head. Bob's devotion was entitled, “Excuses from Exodus”. Moses charge of Carol Daer. The scripture reading was taken from 1st Corinthians chapter 13 which was read alternately. The meditation was on Faith followed by the Lord's Prayer. The study was given by Lillian Letherland entitled “The clothes pin game, for the men, Paul Blake; for the ladies, Amanda Blake. At the supper meal, prizes were given out for closest birthday, won by Joan Perrie; closest anniversary date, won by David and Vivian McCall from Saskatchewan and children’s closest birthday won by Lindsay Bauer. Toastmasters of Brussels area go camping at Family Paradise A camping weekend at beautiful Family Paradise at Walton was the highlight for the Toastmasters of Brussels area. Along with their friends, families and guests from the Town Criers Toastmasters Club of Elmira they enjoyed a campfire, storytelling and wiener roast. Best tall tale was won by Frank Procter, CTM. A sing-song, accompanied by Allan Cardiff on his guitar, was enjoyed by all. On Saturday morning a pancake ¥)u can lose a lot more than your licence drinking and driving. r—-a Ministry of ^\Jj the Attorney Ontario General THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19,1992. PAGE 9. Squirts win tournament The Auburn Squirt girls softball team reigned victorious at the Inter­ Township softball league tournament held in Blyth Aug. 14 and 15. Friday night the girls played a heart-stopping game Swimming lessons to start Mon. The bus, sponsored by Auburn Lions Club to the Vanastra pool for swimming lessons, will leave Auburn Community Hall at 1 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 24 to Sept. 4. service made excuses to the Lord when he was called by God to lead the people of Israel out of Egypt. What are our excuses for not doing the Lord's work? If the Lord calls you; do it. If you don't, you will miss out on the blessings. As we do the Lord's will we draw strength from the Lord. Pastor and Mrs. Came will be returning this week after attending family camp at Stayner where Pastor Came led the singing for the services. Beginning of Prayer”. Frances Clark read a piece about “The Four Cent Birthday”. The “Simple Life” was the title of the piece read by Marion Haggitt. The next meeting will be held at Carole Daer's home. Decoration Day to be held Hope Chapel cemetery board is holding Decoration Day, Sunday, Aug. 30 at 3 p.m. Pastor J. Came will be in charge of the service. In case of rain it will be held in Londesboro Church. Betty McCall and Bev Stevenson were convenors for both meals. Many of the relatives just enjoyed visiting with those they hadn't seen for a year or two. Several pictures brought by families were enjoyed. The guest book was passed around for people to sign. Pictures were taken to be put in the book next year. breakfast was followed by a short council meeting led by Area Governor Lois Gingrich of the Elmira Town Criers Toastmasters Club. Some members attended the Blyth Theatre and enjoyed Yankee Notions. A pork chop barbecue was excellent, as was dancing to “Beechwood” that evening. The fun weekend finished with a picnic lunch on Sunday. against Blyth going into extra innings before coming out on the winning end of an 11-9 game. All girls played excellent ball. On Saturday the girls took down Goderich I team to a score of 16- 13. With this win the girls faced the Goderich III team for the A champions. After some very exciting plays the Auburn girls took the game 19- 11. Members of the A Championship team are Tammy Vincent, Rachel Arthur, Christine Lapp, Pamela Schneider, Hannah Huizinga, Sara Christie, Karen Bergsma, Michelle Van Loo, Mandy Hanna, Amanda Hickey, Shannon Scott, Becky Martene, Kim Berry. The girls were led to victory by some excellent coaching by Darlene Vincent. The girls would like to thank their parents for supporting them at every game this year. Congratulations to all the girls, who have indeed supplied the fans with some thrilling ball this L year, losing only two close games all season. A lip of the hat to Candice Howson of Blyth and her team for organizing a superb tournament. A job well done. Correction The obituary of Mr. Gerritt Beimers printed in the Aug. 12 issue of The Citizen should have stated that he farmed in East Wawanosh for approximately 20 years and lived in Auburn for 24 years. We regret the error. t* Purchasing a vehicle is a big decision! Let us help you make the right one! GARRY WOODCOCK Quality Cars & Trucks We Can Save You Money Drive A Little - Save A Lot N7GOME RY I LUCKNOW 528-2813^Scrimgeour's Food Market 523-4551 Values in effect from Monday August 17, 1992 until closing August 22,1992. Savings are based on our regular retails. We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. Grocery Specials BEATRICE SOUR CREAM OR COMPARABLE QQ BRAND 500 ML. ■ W V PICNIC ORANGE JUICE FROZEN CQ 355 ML. TIN SUNLIGHT LAUNDRY DETERGENT 8 LITRE OR 3 LITRE j. UNSCENTED /| UU CONCENTRATE fcT ■ & SCHNEIDERS CHEESE SLICES 500 G. Q QQ PKG. LAYS POTATO CHIPS OR RIDGIES OR JACKS Q Q SNACKS, 190 G./200G. B ^Z Jz WHITE SWAN TOWELS & FACIAL TISSUE 2 ROLL PKG./ A QBOX OF 150 b^TJz SARA LEE LAYER CAKES FROZEN QQ FOLGER COFFEE 39OZ.TIN /I QQ LARGE SIZE PEPSI OR 7 UP REG. OR DIET 24 X 355 ML TINS f" Z\ Z% UNIT PRICE MM 7.00/100 ML VZ«VZ%Z PEPSI OR 7 UP REG. OR DIET 750 ML BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT UNIT PRICE 7.99/100 ML.b VZ Quality Meats SCHNEIDERS SOO G. MINI SIZZLERS OR H 7n OKTOBERFEST SAUSAGE 1 . / <7 SCHNEIDERS 450 G. DUTCH TREET, LIFESTYLE OR REGULAR DINNER FRANKS OR RED HOTS 4 OA WIENERS 1 -O<7 FRESH YOUNG CANADIAN PORK PICNIC PORK SHOULDER ROAST QQ 2.18 KG. LB. CUT FROM CANADA "A" GRADES BEEF LOIN WING ORT-BONE STEAKS A QQ 11.00 KG. “«^Zv lb. FRESH YOUNG CANADIAN PORK SHOULDER BUTT CHOPS 4 /4Q 3.28 KG. 1 i ■ W LB. Fresh Produce PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA #1 FRESH, GREEN CABBAGE .69ea PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH SWEET NECTARINES 1.52 KG. .05/ LB. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA #1 FRESH, CRISP CELERYSTALKS .98ea. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA #1 FRESH, FIELD TOMATOES QQ 2.18 KG. ■ JzJzLB.