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McKillop Twp. will not support
the proposed transit system for dis-
abled and elderly residents.
As reported in the Clinton News-
Record on Aug. 4, McKillop coun-
cil agreed there were not enough
residents requiring the service to
warrant participation.
Council also sited the reduction
in funding from the Ministry of
Transportation for township road
services, as a reason for not becom-
ing involved in the program.
McKillop won't fund transit
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1993. PAGE 9.
Banks family returns home
Rev. Randy and Patty Banks and
family have recently returned from
a two-week holiday. They spent
quite a few days on the road
heading for MacGregor, Manitoba
by detouring to North and South
Dakota.
While in the latter they saw the
Black Hills and the Mt. Rushmore
Memorial (renamed by the
youngest Banks as 'The Big Faces
on the Rock').
Doug and Marjory Fraser spent
two weeks at Bashaw, Alberta.
In the fall of 1945-47 Doug
travelled by train to this Swedish
town where he helped with the
harvest. While there he stayed with
Ruby and Alvin Bergstrom.
They have kept in touch all these
years and this is where they Frasers
spent their holiday.
If anyone would like to share
their holiday happenings please call
hosted a McDonald and Newman
Family Reunion on Aug. 1 at their
home. Of the immediate families,
120 showed up to enjoy the day of
visiting and games. Their yard was
set up for horse shoes, baseball and
a four hole golf course.
Rita Bowers and children held a
surprise 40th birthday party for
husband and dad, Steve Aug. 8.
Birthday greetings for the month
of August are: Aug. 2, Sherry
Hoegy; Aug. 3, Allison Beuerman
and Amanda Vicki; Aug. 4, Heidi
McClure; Aug. 6, Bruce Godkin;
Aug. 7, Heather Dietz; Aug. 8,
Richard Love and Darryl Houston;
Aug. 9, Leona McDonald and
Brian McGavin, Greg Humphries
and Ross Bennett; Aug. 10,
Christina McClure; Aug. 11, Alvin
McDonald; Aug. 14, Craig
Hackwell and Kelsey Bennewies;
Aug. 15, Tyler Ellgisen and Gerrid
Dalton; Aug. 18, Marion Godkin,
Bertha Love, Devin Blake and Bill
Shortreed; Aug. 20, Laura Hood;
Aug. 21, Emmerson Mitchel and
Gloria Wilbee; Aug. 22, Viola
Travis; Aug. 23, Blaine Hackwell
and Kathi Bachert; Aug. 25,
Laurence Ryan and Aug. 28,
Robert Johnston. ,
Happy Anniversary to Keith and
Gloria Wilbee on Aug. 14 and Ray
and Margery Huether on Aug. 16.
It's up and away
Randy Boyer, pitcher for the Morris Twp. 8th Liner's tosses
the ball during the men's recreational slo-pitch tournament
held in Blyth from Aug. 5 to 8.
Duff's anniversary set
Rev. Randy Banks greeted
people at the door of Duff's United,
Aug. 8.
It was announced that Duff's
anniversary service will be held
Sept. 19, with Rev. Charles Swan
as guest speaker. Also there will be
a church service next Sunday, Aug.
15 and then none for the following
two weeks.
Rev. Banks then passed on the
happy news that twin boys were
born on Aug. 5 to Tara and Carl
McCallum.
It was biblical quiz time once
again. There were eight questions
with a possible 15 answers to
choose from.
Scripture readings were from
Genesis 37, Joseph's dreams, and
Matthew 14, Jesus walking on
water. The sermon was called
"Don't you just love a storm?"
Rev. Banks noted that Joseph's
`coat of many colours' is actually
translated in Hebrew as a coat with
long sleeves. He talked about
storms as a metaphor for illness,
grief, family breakups, etc. There is
never a storm free life, but storms
do end and there is a calmness
between storms. We need to
appreciate this calm, he said.
Often it is during the storms in
our lives that we are most likely to
encounter God. But rest assured
that God is with us before a storm,
in the storm and in the calm after a
storm, Rev. Banks said.
Guests this morning at church
were Adeline Weber from
Kitchener, sister to Malinda
Johnston. Mary McCall from
Seaforth, who attended Duff's for
35 years while living in the Walton
area and Cheryl and Glen Mader
from Windsor, daughter and son-
in-law of Doug and Marjory Fraser.
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To say thanks
Keith Roulston, publisher of The North Huron Citizen
presents Mrs. Betty McCall of Walton with a plaque in
recognition of her years of service as correspondent for the
Walton area. Mrs. McCall retired several months ago after
over 20 years of writing the community news.
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