HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1999-04-07, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1999.
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Easter brings families home
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, March
31.
Those who attended were:
Crystal Agombar, Zachary and
Nicholas; Mary Jane Hobden and
Stephen; Kim Higgins, Laura,
Ashley and Shelby; Karen Rundle
and Holly; Donna Raynard, Heidi
and Curtis; Sobrena Broer and
Nathan; Elaine Scott, Peyton and
Preston.
recently returned from a week's
holiday in Florida. While in Florida
they visited Disneyland and Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Lougheed.
Brian and Carol Shaw, Mark and
Graeme of Kintor, Sharon and
Geoff Viglianti, Stephanie and
Michelle of London and Pam and
Richard Gethke of Goderich and
Shawn and Bradley visited over the
Easter weekend at their parents Les
and Donna Shaw.
Thei-r topic was "Parenting
Courses".
Easter Sunday guests with Bill
and Muriel Coultes were Mark and
Rob and Doreen Roy, Christina
and Emily of Peterborough; Sheila
Cousins, Brandon and Jordyn of
Guelph; Anne Catherine and
Richard Anderson, Daniel and
Sarah of Goderich; Rick and Nancy
Ball, Matthew and Alicia of
Hanover visited over the Easter
weekend with their parents Ross
and Barbara Anderson who had
Janice Matheson, Lisa, Laura and
Jonathan of Molesworth; Steven
and Joanne Robinson, Jeremy,
Nicole and Stephanie and Paul and
Karen Cook, Amy, Levi, Sean,
Ellen, Sarah, and Rachel of
Belgrave; Scott and Andrea
Stevenson, Mathew, Tyler and
Spencer, Brian, Alison, and
Autumn Wightman of Auburn.
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Clinic sod-turning
Monday was a red-letter day at Wingham and District
Hospital as the long-awaited medical clinic got underway.
Jack Stafford, chairman of the hospital board’s resource
committee and George Underway, board chairman, had the
happy duty of turning the sod. The clinic will be operational
by the fall. Advance-Times photo
Councillors attend meetings
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granted $625 from the Lattimer
Estate interest fund.
Elliott and Councillor Edna
McLellan will attend the municipal
officers meeting, April 9,
Clerk-Treasurer Nancy Michie
was authorized to attend the Asso
ciation of Municipal Clerks and
Treasurers Association conference
in May.
Employee Dick Harris was
authorized to attend a CPR course
in April.
Congratulations
At a recent meeting of Forest Lodge Wroxeter, W. Bro. Robert L. Cunningham, second from
right was presented with his 50-year pin. Also, pictured are, from left: V. W. Bro. George
Miller, Grand Steward; W. Bro. Paul Dickson, Worshipful Master and R.W. Bro. Donald
Dunbar.
Scripture reading offers drama
A Good Friday Service was held
on Friday, April 2 at Knox United
Church. A prelude of familiar
numbers was played by Elizabeth
Procter.
The Hebrew scripture was taken
from Isaiah 52: 13-53 with Psalm
22 being read responsively. John
18: 28, 19-26 was the Gospel
reading.
The meditation was entitled "The
Seven Last Words".
The Gordon Folkard family
greeted worshippers as they filed
into Knox United Church on Easter
Sunday, April 4.
The Son Shine singers sang The
Alphabet Song and Jesus Is the
Seniors go bowling
There was euchre on Wednesday,
March 31 at the Women's Institute
Hall.
Prizes were given to: high lady,
Winnie Boyd; second high lady,
Agnes Gaunt; lone hands, Jane
Grasby; low lady, Vera Falconer;
high man, Stuart Chamney; second
high man, Janet Mathers; lone
hands, Jean Ross; low man, John
Norman.
WI plans for rally
The executive of the Huron West
District Women's Institute was held
in Auburn Hall on March 29 at
1:30 p.m. Jean Plaetzer presided.
Secretary was Reta Kelland.
The annual meeting will be
hosted by Maitland to be held May
31 at the Salvation Army Hall,
Wingham.
Presidents from branches in
Auburn, Belgrave, Dungannon,
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Light accompanied by Joanne
Robinson at the piano and directed
by Lila Procter.
The senior choir of mixed voices
sang Let the Trumpet Sound,
accompanied by Elizabeth Procter.
The Old Testament reading was
taken from Jeremiah 31: 1-6 with
the responsive reading based on
Psalm 118: 1-2, 14-24 being read
responsively.
The Gospel lesson was taken
from Matthew'28: 1-10.
Karen Hallahan and Kendra
Folkard looked after nursery.
A dramatic monologue and
scripture reading based on Acts 10:
34-43 was entitled "I Am Anna".
The next euchre is Wednesday,
April 7 at 8 p.m.
The senior's bowling scores for
Wednesday, March 31 were: Doris
Michie, 175, 135; Jean Walker,
114, 156; Evelyn Caslick, 102,
131; Evelyn Shular, 179, 161;
George Michie, 128, 123; Doris
Walden, 125, 123; Ann Hawkins,
148, 190; Helen Underwood, 104,
95.
Maitland formed the nominating
committee with Donna Young
reporting a full slate of officers.
The Huron West Banner is on
display at the Exeter Quilt Show
with many thanks going to Mary
Hunter who designed it.
A short Huron County Rally
meeting was held. The Rally will
be held at OMAFRA, Clinton
Oct. 4.
Londesboro, St. Helens and
Mouth Watering & Hot
- Fish Dinners
- Poutine Fries
- Rib Burgers
If the cold's got you shaken,
Try something with bacon
Lisa Black and Becky Bruton
took up the offering.
Sunday, April 11 confirmation
and Communion will take place at
Knox United Church. The
Covenanting service for Elly Van
Bergen is on Sunday, April 11 at
7:30 p.m. at Varna United Church.
The preacher is Rev. Rick Hawley.
There is an official board
meeting at Knox United Church on
Tuesday, April 13 with the Knox
stewards to meet following.
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