HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-09-02, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1992.
EthelThe news from
Compiled by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250
Total of 20 tally card
winners at Ethel euchre
On Wednesday evening at the
Ethel Hall, 13 tables of euchre were
in play.
Hosts were Brenda Boyer,
Dorothy Dilworth and Bill Dobson.
Winners were as follows: high
lady, Dorothy Matheson; high man,
Elmer Best; low lady, Hazel
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The end of an era ___________
Grey township crews have begun dismantling the Ethel Library which was closed at the end
of May as part of a decision to reduce Huron County Public Library expenditures. The library
had been moved onto the 22 by 40 ft. lot by the Ethel Public Library Association in 1947. After
tearing off all the brickwork, the township plans to move the remaining structure to the landfill
site to be used as an office and storage area.
AuburnThe news from
{Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Phone 526-7589
Baptism
sermon topic
Elizabeth Bowman was soloist at
the morning service on Sunday,
Aug. 30 of Auburn Missionary
Church.
Car club sends thanks
A representative from the
Auburn Duesenburg Antique Car
Club sent a letter of thanks to the
village of Auburn for the
tremendous welcome they received
when they came to Auburn on June
27, saying it was the best welcome
they had received on their tour.
Rev. speaks on parables
Rev. Paul Ross conducted the
service at Knox United Church and
Nancy Park was organist.
Rev. Ross gave the invitation to
worship and prayers of approach
and confession. “All People That
On Earth Do Dwell” was sung.
Rev. Ross told the children's story
and the Lord's Prayer was repeated
in unison followed by the singing
of “Give Me Oil In My Lamp”.
Rev. Ross's message was
“Preaching on Parables No. 6 - The
Parable of the Talents”.
The offering was received by
Larry Plaetzer and Greg Park and
dedicated. “Mine eyes Have Seen
the Glory” was sung. Rev. Ross
pronounced the benediction.
People
Mrs. Lillian Leatherland, Laura
May Chamney, Marie Million,
June Bolger and Bill Patterson
attended the 25th wedding
anniversary garden party of Edgar
and Sally Leatherland of Guelph.
Society to hold meeting
Pastor Came's message entitled
“The Basics of Baptism” was based
on scripture from Romans 5: 20-21;
Romans 6: ;l-5 and Galations 3:
26-28. Baptism is a change of
relationship. We die to sin and are
made alive in Christ. Baptism
depicts the lordship of Christ.
Many know Christ as Saviour but
not as Lord of their life. When God
has control of our lives we walk
under the authority of Christ.
In Galations3: 26-28 there is
fellowship in the family of God and
no discrimination.
Baptism spells completeness and
is a symbol of new life in Christ.
On Sunday, Sept. 6, Pastor Came
will be starting a class on the
History and Doctrines of the
Missionary Church. This class will
be held at the parsonage.
Hank and Janet Sonnenberg of
Kitchener will be the special
The Horticultural Society
meeting will be held at the
Community Hall on Wednesday,
Sept. 9. Program Committee is:
Shirley Archambault, Marjorie
McDougall and Joan Doherty.
Lunch Committee is Ila
Cunningham, Jean Plaetzer and
Tina Empey.
musicians at Auburn Missionary
Church on Sunday, Sept. 6.
LISTOWEL RENTAL
AND MOVING CENTRE
McKenzie; low lady, Ross Ste
phenson; most lone hands, Mar
guerite Beirnes and Charles
Harrison.
There was a total of 20 tally card
winners.
The next euchre will be Sept. 9 at
8:30 p.m.
Purchasing a vehicle
is a bic^ 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
OM E R Y; LUCKNOW
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Invites you to attend their...
BEGINNERS'
WORKSHOP
Speakers Louise Hope - Ken Young
Saturday, September 19th
Hensall United Church, 76 King St.
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Registration $15.°° before Sept. 11/92
$18.°° at the door
Plow,”
low
RATES!
7.&12 Passenger Vans Compact, Midsize
As moving day approaches, look to Lis-
towel Rental. We can help make your
move that much easier with our complete
line of trucks, vans, and moving supplies.
Everything you need is available to
purchase or rent at our low prices.
You'll get it all - from the truck size you
need to the moving accessories you'll fill
it with ■ all at one place. It's one stop
shopping for hassle-free moving.
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Moving Vans
Cube Vans &
Moving Equipment
FOR SALE: "Packing Cartons • Wardrobe
Cartons (with bar) • Tape, Rope, etc.
FOR RENT: • Fridge Carts - for easier
loading of heavy furniture, appliance &
cartons
• Furniture Blankets - large padded
blankets to protect your furniture from
nicks and scratches.
Daily • Weekly & Monthy Rates
Big or Small -VJe rent them all!
910 Wallace Ave. N.
Across from Stop 23 Auto Sales
291-1202
Car Wrecked or Stolen? Ask about our insurance Replacement Rates!
HEALTH ON THE HILL
A review of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Dinina for Seniors: Dining for Seniors comes to Seaforth and
Area. A chance to enjoy a meal and activities in the company of
other seniors. All seniors, retirees and physically handicapped
adults...couple or single, living in the Seaforth area. $6.
includes meal and activities. We hope to start September 1992.
Meet new people and old friends. Meals served family style.
Entertainment - cards - social time. Volunteers needed. Several
opportunities. Call June Pyette at 482-9264 for information.
Sponsored by Town and Country Homemakers, Seaforth
Community Hospital.
Support Group Forming; Seaforth Community Psychiatric
Services will be holding a 6 week evening support group
beginning September 15, for persons experiencing difficulties
following the breakup of a significant relationship. This group
will explore the normal feelings associated with this loss as well
as provide coping strategies and emotional support. For further
information call 527-2711.
First Call Response System: For the first time in Huron County,
specialized assistance is available during an emergency at the
response of a button. People with physical limitations, elderly,
or anyone living alone can now be assured that when an
emergency occurs, specialized help can be contacted
immediately through the First Call program. The program
incorporates a telephone system and/or a pendant worn around
the neck, which can be activated to contact the First Call
switchboard for help. For more information, call Seaforth
Community Hospital - 519-527-1650, ext. 234. A video is
available to view and sample phone for demonstration.
Come Help Us Celebrate: Ontario Hospital Association has
designed September 14-18 as Hospital Week. Two events will
be presented:
September 14 - Helping Each other- Ian Wallace and Jozes
Denys will be guest speakers at the Palliative Care Information
Night for Huron County at St. Thomas Anglican Parish Hall from
7-9 p.m.
September 16 - Birth at Sea - A special invitation is extended to
the public to learn about birthing facilities at Seaforth
Community Hospital form 7-9 p.m. in Conference Room 2.