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The Citizen, 1996-10-16, Page 19Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360 L The news from ondesboro D. Bogie speaks to WI The October meeting of Londesboro WI was held at the Hall at 8 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 7. The meeting opened with The Opening Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and 0 Canada. Lois read a poem. Roll Call was taken up. The minutes of the September meeting were read and approved. Reta gave the financial report. June Fothergill gave a report on the Huron Rally Sept. 30 at Londesboro Hall. Correspondence was read from the FWIO president. Leita Wiley introduced the guest speaker, Darlene Bogie. She spoke on food and told about high fibre and low fat diets. Lois thanked her and gave her a cookbook. Alma Jewitt gave two readings "The Sunny Side" and "The Autograph Quilt". A delicious lunch was served. UCW meets The UCW will meet at the Church on Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. Jim Papple will speak on the Canadian Foodgrain Bank. Everyone is welcome. 20 gather for euchre SHARP DEALS ON QUALITY - CLEAN READY-TO-GO USED CARS Great Savings on These Used Cars & Trucks. Some One Owner Low Mileage. 1994 Buick Regal Grand Sport • loaded 1994 Buick lisSabre • custom, loaded 1994 Ford Tempo GL • 4 door with air 1992 Sonoma SL GMC S15 Pickup extended cab 1991 Buick Part Avenue Ultra • loaded 1' Chev Caprice Brougham • 4 door, loaded 1' Pontiac 6000 • 4 door, auto, air, AM/FM stereo 1987 GMC half Ton • V8, automatic HAMM'S BLYTH PHONE 523-4342 The news from uburn Compiled by Kay Lapp Phone 526-7264 Knox hosts P. Milliken THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1996 PAGE 19. Officers for the coming year The Huron County Women's Institute gathered in Londesboro recently for the 45th annual rally . Officers for 1996-97 are, in back, from left: Mary Nicklas, board director; Ruth Bauer, president for Huron East; Reta Kelland, secretary for Huron West; Grace Pym, secretary for Huron South and Winnifred Mann, board of directors. In front, from left: Dolores Shapton, board of directors; Margaret McMahon, county secretary and Betty Archambault, past- president for Huron West. Marjorie Anderson, president for Huron West, Helen MacKenzie, president for Huron South and Marion Feldskov, secretary for Huron East, were absent. WI holds 45th Huron Cty. Rally The monthly euchre tournament was held at the hall on Friday evening, Oct. 11. There were 20 tables of euchre. Three people won "Share The Wealth". Other winners were: first, Ray and Shirley Gilders with 75 points; Ushers at Church on Sunday, Oct. 13 were Nick and Joan Whyte. The senior choir sang. The sermon topic was "Will We or Will We not?" Huronview Fellowship is Nancy Park played the organ prelude for Thanksgiving Sunday Service on Oct. 13 at Knox United, Auburn. Rev. Paul Ross then led the responsive worship, invitation followed by the opening hymn Come, Ye Thankful People, Come. Welcome to all present was then given by Rev. Ross, assisted by Graham Worsell. The children's chorus Jesus Loves The Little Children was sung. The children went to the front. Rev. Ross told the story of 10 lepers whom Christ cured. Only one returned to thank Him. He then showed them a photo album of his family and spoke of how-thankful he was to have happy memories. He closed with prayer and the children went downstairs. Fairest Lord Jesus was then sung, followed by scripture from Deuteronomy 8: This was on God speaking to the Israelites reminding them that they were led through the wilderness to the land of plenty and to be thankful. A hymn of Thanksgiving was then sung by the senior choir. Scripture reading continued with the 2nd Corinthians 9, where Paul told the people of Corinth to give willingly to others as God had given to them. The hymn We Gather Together was then sung. second, a tie, Glen Seller and Ed Stewart; third, a tie, Keith and Phyllis Tyndall; lone hands, Don and Josie and Lloyd and Lillian Appleby; hidden score, Beatrice and Blanche. The next euchre is Friday, Nov. 8. Thursday, Oct. 17 from 7 to 7:45 p.m. There will be no service at Londesboro United Church next Sunday. It is Knox United Church, Auburn's Anniversary Sunday. The sermon was on "Will We or Will We Not?" Rev. Ross spoke concerning the pioneers who crossed the ocean to 0:is unknown land and with hard we:k made this country a bounteous home. God was with them, he said. "He is still with us in this wonderful land. We, who have so .much must never forget those who need our help." Rev. Ross closed with prayer. Offering was then received followed by the doxology and prayer. Church closed with singing Let All Things Now Living followed by benediction, amen and organ postlude. Next Sunday, Oct. 20 is Anniversary Service. Guest speaker will be Pat Milliken, rural resource minister for London Conference. Light lunch will be served afterwards. Everyone is welcome. UCW members are reminded to bring food for luncheon Sunday. One-half loaf sandwiches for A - G and squares or cookies for H - W. The UCW will meet Monday, Oct. 21 at Marjorie McDougall's at 8 p.m. They are each to bring an article for the miscellaneous sale. Anyone who wishes to renew their subscription to the United Church Observer or would like to begin receiving it should contact Kay Lapp. The price is $10. This must be in Toronto prior to Nov. 15. The 45th Huron County WI Rally was held Sept. 30 in Londesboro Hall. The theme, "Do Your Part" was in keeping with the Safe and Healthy Communities slogan. The 65 ladies were welcomed by the hosting Londesboro Branch. The past president of Huron West District, Betty Archambault chaired the meeting. Margaret McMahon outlined last year's minutes. The Huron County Health Unit outlined the importance of fibre in our diets. Marguerite Thomas displayed exhibit "How to Keep a Safe and Healthy Community." A very delicious pot luck lunch was served at noon. The London Area President, Delores Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll, London, Mr. Allen McDougall, Sudbury and Miss Debra Danis of Thornhill visited on the Thanks- giving weekend with Marjorie McDougall. Bible Study was held at Marjorie McDougall's home, Auburn on Oct. 9. They will meet at the manse this week. The United Church Manse is for sale. Anyone interested should contact G. Gross, 526-7581; Bill Seers, 526-7215 or Maurice Bean, 526-7769. At Keith and Helen Lapp's home a family Thanksgiving dinner was held for both sides of the house. The Hakker family was represented by members from London, spoke on London Area convention on Oct. 24, St. Thomas. Leona Foerter brought greetings from Huron East and spoke on Guelph Area Convention in Brussels Oct. 9, 10. Provincial Board Director Subdivision 23, Mary Nicklas spoke of WI restructuring. She said to watch for WI commercials on radio, and be sure to use the loan library. Women's Day at the Royal is Friday, Nov. 8. Volunteers were requested for the WI booth for each day. Huron Perth District Health Council spoke on developing a plan for promoting health within the Goderich, Blyth and Auburn. The Lapp's were from Kippen, and Auburn. Everyone enjoyed the celebration together. Several members of the Silver Tops were present at the Seniors Annual Fall Rally in Blyth on Oct. 10. The speakers, Rev. Huntley and Mason Bailey were enjoyed. Ross Procter showed pictures which took everyone west for a cattle roundup. This was quite an experience. Auburn seemed to be very fortunate in the draw. Dorothy Grange won the door prize, a floral bouquet from Luann's while three others were also winners of prizes. Everyone had an enjoyable meetin district. Huron County Scholarship Award was Janet Van Den Hoven, Seaforth. Twenty-four 4-H project Award was Taylor Park, Port Albert. The WI Centennial Song was sung. Sheryl McCloud gave courtesies for the day and invited all for the 46th County Rally in Crediton. You could have Osteoporosis and not even know it. Osteoporosis strikes one in four women and one in eight men over 50. It causes bones to weaken and break leading to disability and the loss of independence. Knowing your risk factors and early diagnosis can keep you from the breaking point. For more information call the Osteoporosis Society of Canada. . • Osteoporosis 4. : ID • et : Society • of Canada - 1-800-463-6842 Whytes usher at United Silver Tops hear speakers