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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1999-07-28, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1999. 2 locals Madill scholars Area students scholars St. Anne’ No Photo Available CLAIRE ECKERT Claire Eckert of RRl, Seaforth, is a graduate of St. Anne’s Catholic Secondary School in Clinton. Soccer Continued from page 9 her first of the season. Taking on hometown rival Brus­ sels 3, July 19, both teams were shorthanded making for a very hot, long and tiring game. King scored twice and Cronin added one. AuburnThe news Compiled by Kay Lapp from Phone 526-7264 Club celebrates 80th The happy celebration of the 80th birthday for the Walkerburn Club was held at the home of Hans and Audrey Boonstoppel on Thursday, July 22 at 6 p.m. There was a good attendance with about 30 people present and word from several others of regrets for being unable to attend. Vera Penfound welcomed everyone and Ell Lapp led in the singing of grace. Everyone then proceeded to the buffet table, which was laden with a variety of foods. On display was the birthday cake, made for the occasion by Ila Cunningham and beautifully decorated. There were a number of B elgra veThe news from Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188 People return from Brazil ’'oohs and aahs” over it. After the crowd had their fill of first course, Ethel Ball, Addie Hunking and Kay Lapp were called to cut and serve the delicious cake. The three were bom the year the club started. A couple of draws were made and Bradley Lapp was the lucky winner of the special plate. He was also the youngest person present. Martha Daer was the eldest member. She has been a member for a number of years. She has moved to Goderich but attends meetings as regularly as possible. Two snapshot albums were passed around. One went back a number of years. Names of those in the photos were shown. A good number of families are still represented in the group. Members of today thank the women who started this just after World War I. It has been a worthwhile and enjoyable club for 80 years and we trust for many, many more. The Walkerburn Club especially thanks Hans and Audrey for the use of their large recreation room for the club’s 80th birthday. They also enjoyed seeing the lovely flower beds in their lawn. Silver Tops meet On Wednesday, July 21 at noon the Auburn Silver Tops met at the home of Margaret and John Hildebrand on North Rd., Auburn. A sumptuous potluck dinner was enjoyed by everyone. After dinner conversation turned to historic homes that are known in the district. This was most interesting and educational. Unfortunately, a number of members were unable to be present and missed the special meeting under the lovely trees at Hildebrands. However all members thank them for their invitation and friendliness. GRADUATION Mr. and Mrs. Glen Coultes recently returned from a two-week trip to Brazil. Travelling with the Farrels, Ebys and Conlins they toured San Paulo-area farms, which produce a wide variety of agricultural products. They ended the trip at the Iquacu Falls and the largest hydro electric plant in the world at Itaipu. A group of Belgrave seniors and friends from Wingham and Brussels boarded an Ayr bus and travelled to Jackson's Point on Lake Simcoe,Wednesday, July 14. They were escorted by Betty Anne Elphick of Robin Hood tours. They enjoyed a short leisurely walk around the beautiful grounds of the Brian’s Resort. After enjoying a delicious luncheon they attended the musical “Oklahoma” in the Red Barn. It was a good day out. Helen Wilson of London and Betty Irwin recently enjoyed a holiday at a cottage near Grand Bend. Ashley Irwin of Ashfield Twp. spent last weekend grandmother’s, Betty Irwin. The 68th annual Procter reunion was held on July 11 at the Belgrave Women’s Institute Hall. Guests were present from England, California, Exeter, Hamilton, Goderich, Blyth, Belgrave and the surrounding district. Marlene Procter of RR 4, Brussels was in charge of sports and games which were enjoyed by all. Following the supper hour Don G. Procter of RR 4, Brussels conducted the meeting. The minutes of the past meeting were read by Betty Jane Higgins. Special prizes were handed out to youngest person present, Loretta Higgins, daughter of Greg and Betty Jane Higgins of RR 5, Brussels; oldest person present, Mrs. Stephens of Goderich; person coming the furthest, Mrs. Stopforth of Liverpool, England. The 2000 Procter Reunion will be held July 10 at the Belgrave Women’s Institute Hall. Kate Klages will be president for the 2000 Reunion and the secretary-treasurer will be Mary Thomas. DIANE VAN BAKELNews Recent visitors with Kay and Ell Lapp were her relatives Bill and Dorothy Wood and Ledianne Wood from Brampton. The Boonstoppels have visitors from Holland. Londesboro news Church was held at Londesboro United Church on Sunday, July 25. Guest speaker was Richard Bain of Stratford. The sermon topic was “Prayer”. Diane Van Bakel graduated from Fanshawe College on June 16 with a diploma in the Executive Office Administration program. She is presently employed at B.M. Ross & Associates Ltd. in Goderich. Congratulations Diane. Love from your family GRADUATION Ronnie Abell-Rinn graduated from Fanshawe College, London on June 16th, 1999. Ronnie received his diploma as Diesel Technician. Ronnie will be continuing his education at Fanshawe this fall. He will be entering the Mechanical Engineering Program. Congratulations Ronnie, we are very proud of your accomplishments. Best Wishes for the future. Love, Mom, Dad, Kathy, Justin, Jenna & Jordan. Don’t be left out in the cold! Call now to have “Seasoned Firewood for the Millenium Choose from Hard Maple or Ash Slab Wood, Bodywood or a load of 1/2 Slab & 1/2 Bodywood CRAIG HARDWOODS LTD. Ite Auburn Ont. 519-526-7220 ^FAMID^USINESSSINCE1866 ®ac,y for GRADUATION Marilyn MacLean has graduated from the Dental Assistant Course on the Dean's List from Confederation College. She received the Thunder Bay Dental Association Award and has been employed by Dr. Robertson in Thunder Bay. Marilyn is the daughter of Jim and Gwen MacLean and granddaughter of Jim & Mary Hunter. Congratulations from your family.