The Citizen, 1999-10-13, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1999.
TENDERS
TOWNSHIP
OF
MORRIS
TENDERS FOR SNOW
REMOVAL IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
FOR THE 1999-2000
SEASON
Required is 1 motor grader - fully
equipped or 1 Single Axle or
Tandem Truck - fully equipped.
Clearly marked, sealed tenders will
be received by the undersigned on
a form supplied by the Road
Superintendent until 4 p.m. on
Tuesday, October 19,1999.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Lloyd Michie C.R.S.S.
Road Superintendent
Township of Morris.
WANTED
WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP CARS
and trucks. L & B Auto Wreckers.
1/2 mile south of Brussels. Call
887-9499. tfn
WANTED - STANDING HARD-
wood timber. Alex Chisholm,
Resource Management and Timber
Buyer for Craig Hardwoods,
Auburn, 519-526-1012. 28-23p
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[Compiled by Mnrgarat McMahon Phone 8fl7-9250
Euchre
At the Ethel euchre held on
Monday, Oct 4 there were 16
tables in play, hosted by Joan and
John Smith.
Winners were: 50/50, Viola
Adams; high lady, Mary Huether;
high man, Norm Dobson; lone
hands, lady, Edna McLellan; man,
Charles Harrison; low lady, Eluned
McNair; low man, Velma
Sleightholm; lucky tally, Margaret
Crowe, Ross Stephenson, Agnes
Harrow, George Pearson, Lois
McLean, Doug Hamilton, Jean
Schneider, Harold McNaughton,
Grace Stewart, Ken Crawford,
Isabelle Bremner, Allen Edgar,
Margaret Long, Eileen Mann,
Stuart Musgrove, Shirley Verstoep,
Alice Shearer, Allan Kennedy.
The next euchre is on Oct. 18.
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If you know a young person (aged 6 to 18) who is involved in worth
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Gerth finishes second in cross-country
The cross-country season for F.E.
Madill Secondary School students
got underway recently with an invi
tational meet at home.
Five hundred runners from
Oxford-Elgin, Middlesex, London,
Lambton, Bruce and Huron-Perth
competed in the pre-WOSSA
event.
Sjaan Gerth of Belgrave captured
a second in a field of 64, in the
Senior boys 7,000-metre race. He
had a time of 24:31.
The Midget and Junior girls’
teams each placed fourth overall in
their divisions.
In the Midget girls’ 3,000-metre
race, Kerri Meier took 19th, Kris
ten Palmer 37th and Michelle
Nixon, 4Jst of 57 runners.
Amanda Palmer placed 19th and
Laura Meier, 20th, in the Junior
girls 4,000-metre event. Seventy
eight runners competed.
Melina Hussey placed 29th out of
52 in the Senior girls’ 6,000-metre.
Club visits
cottage
The Walkerburn Club had the
pleasure of visiting Ethel Ball at
her cottage home at Wildwood by
the river for their late September
meeting. Eight were able to attend.
Prayer was given followed by the
Lord’s Prayer in unison.
Plans were made for the
Halloween party on Oct. 25. This
will be at Betsey Verwey’s home
and will begin at 8 p.m.
Masquerade attire or pay a fine is
the night’s order. Roll call is
canned goods. Betsey Verwey will
be responsible for lunch and Vera
Penfound for the program.
Collection was taken and Bernice
Norman, treasurer, gave her report.
A man’s view on women’s
meetings followed by the woman’s
reply was then enjoyed. This was
followed by a Canadian quiz. One
on Canadian geography put
women’s brains at work. Nine
Walkerburn club members also
enjoyed a trip recently to see the
quilts at the Stratford Museum.
They are indescribable! They also
stopped for lunch at Mitchell on
their trip there.
Thank God,
sermon topic
Musical prelude with Nancy
Park, organist invited everyone for
Thanksgiving Service at Auburn
United.
Rev. Paul Ross gave words of
welcome. The choir sang Praise the
Lord.
The children’s chorus was sung
and Rev. Ross spoke to them about
The Lord’s Prayer.
Scripture from the Old Testament
was Exodus 32. In this the Lord
told Moses that the people of Egypt
were not following his command
and Moses asked the Lord to
remember his servants.
The New Testament reading was
from Matthew 22 where Jesus gave
the parable of a king who made a
marriage for his son and brought
guests of all sorts to the wedding.
Rev. Ross’s sermon was “Thank
God”. People have much to be
thankful for, he said.
Bernice Gross and Nancy Park
played a piano-organ duet as
offering was received.
Auburn United Church board met
at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 12 in the
Sunday School room. Next Sunday,
Oct. 17 is the anniversary service.
A lunch will be served.
People
Ell and Kay Lapp have returned
from their trip. They went first to
Colorado to visit her sister and
nephew, then to Abbottsford, BC to
visit their son Bill and his family.