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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-06-05, Page 11fficers for coming year The Huron West District Women's Institute held its annual meeting May 27. The executive for the upcoming year are, from left: Mabel Jacktin, public relations officer; Reta Kelland, secretary-treasurer, Lois Elliott, curator; Mary Nicklas, board director; Marjorie Anderson, president and Delores Shapton, area president WI gathers for annual meeting Morris Township Celebrates: 140111 1m 11 IN BELGRAVE Saturday, August 3rd Enter the best decorated home/property in Morris Township contest. The winning entry receives a $100 gift certificate donated by Maitland Manor Nursery. Pick up entry forms from Pat Nolan 887-6402 or the Morris Township Municipal Office 887-6137. Other Events of Interest • Giant Parade Volleyball Games • Beer Tent • Fiddle Jamboree BBQ & Dance • Souvenir Booth • Memorabilia Show and much more! Mark this date on your calendar! Watch for further announcements. "Morris Kicks in '96" V "Daddy's Gonna Love It!" THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1996 PAGE 11. The news from uburn Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Phone 526-7589 Institute studies history of trees The Auburn Women's Institute meeting was held at the Commun- ity Hall on Thursday, May 30 with 15 members and two children present. President Tena Empey chaired the meeting and read a poem. Marjorie McDougall was pianist for the opening. Kay Lapp, convenor of Agricul- ture and Canadian Industries, read an interesting history of many different trees. Ell Lapp spoke on different kinds of wood and showed samples. His hobby is woodworking and he makes a lot of lovely articles. He had some bowls to show. Tena thanked him and all showed their appreciation. Evelyn Flett read the minutes and Rhonda Bruxer gave the treasurer's report. Reports of the District Knox United diplomas were presented to the following members of the Sunday School at a special service held at Camp Menesetung on Sunday: first year diploma, Michael McDowell, Shawna Popp, Lisa Carter; Second year seal, Stephanie Archambault, Thomas Lecomte, Tony Bean; third year seal, Katie McClinchey, Adam Andrews; fourth year seal, Erika Andrews, Lauren Lecomte; fifth year seal, Brett Bean, Charlotte Members of the Wingham OPP are investigating a fatal motor vehicle accident which occurred May 31 at approximately 10:20 p.m. in the "B-Line" in Turnberry Twp., about five kilometres north-east of Wingham. Roger Wormington, age 32, of RR 1, Wingham was westbound, riding a 1986 Harley Davidson motorcycle, on the B-Line approaching Sideroad 15 to Annual held at St. Helens were given by Jean Plaetzer and Evelyn Flett. Plans were made for the Lions Club Ladies Night. The June meeting is to be a trip to the Erland Lee Homestead on June 20 instead of the regular meeting. Tena gave a reading. It is being planned to go to a theatre either in July or August. Mildred Lawlor gave the card report. Knitted blocks had been brought in. The next ones are to be made six or seven inches square. Roll call was answered by "Name a grain and how it is used and bring a sample". The programs for 1996- 97 were given out. Grace was sung and the hostesses served a lunch and a social half hour enjoyed. Worsell; ninth year seal, Leanne Vincent; eleventh year seal, Graham Worsell, Joel Arthur. Bibles were given to Tony Bean, Thomas Lecomte, Johnathan McDowell, Roman Sturzenegger and Katie McClinchey. Perfect attendance certificates were given to: Michael McDowell, Johnathan McDowell, Katie McClinchey, Ryan McClinchey, Erica Andrews, Charlotte Worsell and Becky Archambault. Turnberry Twp. As he approach the intersection, his vehicle came in contact with a corn planter that was being towed eastbound by Henry Beyersbergen, age 44, of Gorrie. Wormington was transported to Wingham and District Hospital by ambulance where he died from injuries sustained in the accident. The Ram Bike Club from Wingham has-set up a trust fund for his family at the Laurentian Bank in Wingham. The Huron West District Women's Institute Annual was held at St. Helens' Hall on Monday, May 27 with 51 in attendance. The tables were decorated with flowers, and a plant at each sitting for everyone to take home afterwards. Registration was at 9:30 a.m. St. Helen's W.I. welcomed all. Marjorie Anderson gave a reading. Minutes were given by Jean Nethery. Roll call of voting delegates was taken. Evelyn Flett and Jean Plaetzer were the ones from Auburn. There was entertainment from Dungannon Branch. A hilarious skit was put on called "Fred and Mabel on their Honeymoon". The actors were Peg Purdon and Ruth Freeland. The speakers were Don Silts and Jennifer DeJong of Stratford, who had spent a work week of HCBE offers MBA program The Huron County Board of Edu- cation is in the process of develop- ing a Queen's University Executive MBA program via video conferenc- ing. The board is trying to strike a deal with the Queen's School of Business to provide access to the highly-reputed program for local consumption. Anyone interested in the program should contact Direc- tor of Education Paul Carroll or Human Resources Administrator Jeanne Dionne immediately as the application deadline is imminent. The number to call is 1-800-265- 5598 or 482-3496. experiences in the Dominican Republic. They also showed a video and Don sang. This makes all think of how thankful they are to live in Canada. There was a reading "Future of Every Day". Grace was sung. A delicious salad smorgasbord was then enjoyed. The baking and craft sale was looked after by the Auburn Branch. The afternoon session began with the singing of the Maple Leaf Forever. There were greetings by the area president. The roll call of all branches was taken and the highlights of the year's activities given. The president's remarks were given by Marjorie Anderson. Entertainment was by St. Helens. Lovely Scottish songs were sung. Resolutions were given by Edith Cooper and reports by Mabel Jacklin. Lois Elliott gave a talk on curators. Mary Hunter, program co- ordinator, gave her report. New business was discussed. Members are invited to the District Annual at Londesboro for 1997. Marjorie Anderson read a poem "Things That are Beautiful". The singing of The Queen closed a very interesting day. Parish gives diplomas OPP investigate fatality Drop in and see our greenhouse overflowing with gorgeous, vivid colours of summer. Greyhaven Gardens Father's Day Specials 4" Geraniums 9.49 Wall Bags 91.99 20% off all Flowering Shrubs & Evergreens Turn west at the Hillcrest Restaurant in Londesboro and go 1/8 mile. We're the first farm on the lett. Londesboro 519-523-9781 We have a huge selection of Annuals, containers, planters, vegetable plants, perennials, terra cotta pots in various sizes, hanging baskets.