HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-11-05, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1997.
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Wightmans welcome baby
Barbara and Ross Anderson
spent last weekend with Doreen
and Rob Roy and girls at Peterboro.
Sheila Anderson, cousins
Brandon and Jordyn of Guelph
visited for a few days during the
week with her parents Barbara and
Ross Anderson.
Congratulations from the
community to Alison and Brian
Wightman on the birth of their
daughter Autumn Elleda.
Curtis Knight stayed last
weekend at Grand Bend with
Justin, Jeremy and Linda
Campbell.
Over 50 Wightman relatives
gathered at the WI Hall on Sunday,
Nov. 2 for their Christmas dinner.
They came from Barry, Bolton,
Brampton, Tiverton, Lucknow,
Fergus, Grand Valley, Toronto,
Hanover, Guelph, Grimsby,
Burlington and Belgrave.
Rena Montgomery of Guelph
stayed for a couple of days at Jean
Wightman's.
Greeters Ross and Wilma
Higgins welcomed worshippers at
Knox United Church on All Saints
Sunday, Nov. 2. Laurie Procter,
and Becky Logan were in charge of
nursery.
Prior to the singing of the hymns
We are the Church and Teach Me
God to Wonder for song time, Rev.
Mary Jane Hobden welcomed
everyone. Silent Meditation and
Call to Worship read responsively
from the bulletin, was followed by
the Prayer of Approach and Prayer
of Confession in unison. A choir of
mixed voices sang Pass Me Not Oh
Gentle Savior, accompanied by
Elizabeth Procter at the piano.
The Old Testament lesson was
taken from Ruth 1: 1-18. This was
followed by the singing of Children
of the Heavenly Father. The
children gathered in the front pews
for children's time. The theme
centred on Hallowe'en - Devil's
Night and All Saints. Everyone is
different, Rev. Hobden said. "We
can show God we want to be a
"Saint" because we are one of
God's family and God's dream."
The children adjourned
downstairs for Sunday School. This
was followed by Psalm 146 read
responsively. The gospel lesson
was taken from Mark 12: 28-34.
The singing of Where Charity
and Love Prevail was followed by
the sermon "What is the Greatest
Commandment?"
Ken Procter and Don G. Procter
took up the collection. The
Offertory Song was All That I Am.
Prayers of the People, The Lord's
Prayer, the closing hymn O Love
That Wilt Not Let Me go. Sending
Forth, Commissioning and Three
fold Amen. "Go Now in Peace"
concluded the worship service.
Joint Session meeting at Knox is
Wednesday, Nov. 5 at 8 p.m.
Sonshine Singers practise at 10
a.m. each Sunday. With Christmas
fast approaching they are starting to
practise carols.
Sunday, Nov. 9 is Remembrance
Sunday.
Knox Beef Supper is on
Wednesday, Nov. 12 with sittings
at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets are
available from any Steward.
Everyone is welcome.
Knox Evening Unit is on
Tuesday, Nov. 4 at the home of
Donna Shaw at 8 p.m. Roll call is a
short verse for Remembrance Day.
N. Moore wins at euchre
Moms discuss strike
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, Oct.
29. Michelle Young and Cindy
McKee attended as guests in
discussion of the teachers' strike.
Others who attended were: Rev.
Mary Jane Hobden and Stephen;
Kim Higgins, Laura, Ashley and
Jarrod; Elaine Scott, Payton and
Drew; Linda Hess, Andrew and
Judith; Connie Shiell, Christopher,
Andrea and Lindsay.
Cranbrook 4-Hers cook
By Julie Terpstra
On Thursday, Oct. 23, the
Cranbrook 4-H club held its first
meeting.
The leaders, Amy Cronin and
Ang DeGroot, started the meeting
with the 4-H pledge and got
everyone involved with opening
icebreakers. Everyone was given a
product from the "Baker's Kit" and
had to identify the product, its use,
and say a bit about themselves.
The club executive was elected
and club name selected, "The
Cookie Monster Club". Karen
Terpstra is president, Stacey
Bowles, is vice-president and
Amanda VanLoo is secretary. Julie
Terpstra is the youth leader.
After elections, Ang did a
demonstration on measuring
techniques for liquid and dry
ingredients, small measurements
and fats. We also talked about the
chemical reactions that occur to
actually change the ingredients into
a new structure while baking.
After the business, we split into
two groups and went head-to-head
in a brownie making contest - oven
verses microwave. When all was
said and done, it was clear that the
oven brownies looked better, but
nobody could dispute the fact that
the microwave brownies tasted
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The seniors bowling scores for
Wednesday, Oct. 29 were: Ivy
Cloakey, 110, 120; Helen
Underwood, 80, 103; Evelyn
Caslick, 90, 109; Doris Remington,
126, 127; Louise Bosman, 100,
109; Eleanor Neill, 103, 86; Judy
Gaunt, 165, 144; Doris Michie,
193, 132; Jean Walker, 144, 115;
Evelyn Galbraith, 183, 140; Marj
Coultes, 113, 124; Mabel Wheeler,
103, 121; Al Myers, 120, 151, 166;
Lome Campbell, 182, 214, 260;
Ray Neill, 122, 112, 151; Jim
Coultes, 138, 138, 120; George
Michie, 137, 165, 172; Bob Carbol
85, 136, 135.
Correction from last week's
paper: The next shoot party is
Friday, Nov. 14.
There were 10 tables of euchre in
play on Wednesday, Oct 29 in the
Women's Institute Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Norma
Moore; second high lady, Alice
Nicholson; lone hands, Olive Bolt;
low lady, Aileen Leddy; high man,
Richard Moore; second high man,
Dennis Leddy; lone hands, Jack
Taylor; low man, George Michie.
The next euchre will be on
Wednesday, Nov. 5 at 8 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
NOTICE TO ALL
WEST WAWANOSH
TOWNSHIP ELECTORS
For the 1997 Municipal Election of Reeve, Deputy Reeve and
Councillors, to be held on Monday, November 10th, 1997.
All Election Polls:
will be held In the
Poll 1 - formerly Dungannon
Poll 2 - formerly Auburn
Poll 3 - formerly St. Helen's
WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL OFFICE
Remember to
vote on
November 10
(Lot 18, Concession 8)
Liliane Nolan - Clerk
West Wawanosh Township
Homehardware
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Blyth Tykes win
Bly th Houseleague Tykes hosted
Elma-Logan, Nov. 1 and sent them
home in defeat
Tony Bean was a scoring
machine in the first, notching four
to put his team ahead by three.
Aaron Cook was the visiting
goalscorer.
Byron Broom put the team ahead
by one more in second, followed
shorly after by a Johnathon
McDowell goal. Bean lit the light
once more before Cook edged
another between the pipes making
the score 7-2. Then with five sec
onds left, Bean tallied up a second
hattrick with his sixth point to end
the game.
Atoms tie
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od the score was tied at four with
Nathan Witherspoon scoring, Bean
assisting, Cody Anderson scoring
with Kemighan and McClinchey
assisting.
In the second period goals by
Anderson and McClinchey left the
score at 6-5 in favour of Blyth
The opposing team scored two
more goals in the third and with 30
seconds left on the clock
Kemighan, assisted Darren Austin,
who tied the score at 7-7
To the Electors of Morris Township
I ask for your
support at the polls
November 10
It would be
appreciated.
Edna McLellan
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Owner of
Turner's Home Hardware
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