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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2004-09-23, Page 17Car Oiling at Lee's Service Centre (formerly Dove's Car Oiling) Trunk Lid Hood Inner Fenders Inner Fenders Underside Doors & Door Panels Dog Legs nnouncement Joan Tuchlinsky and Brian Black of Walton, joyfully announce the marriage of their daughter Jennifer Black to Chad Spaulding, son of Jasmin and Howard Spaulding of Waterloo. The wedding took place on Saturday, June 5, 2004 at Trinity United Church, Kitchener with a reception following at the Waterloo Inn. Chad and Jennifer spent their honeymoon in the Dominican Republic and reside in Kitchener. Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 1 pm - 9 pm; Fri. 1 pm - 6 pm, Sat. 8 am - 12 noon (Weather permitting) 348 Dinsley St. E., Blyth 523-9151 ATTENTION EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS! • SEPTIC TANKS • DISTRIBUTION BOXES • HOLDING TANKS FOR PORTABLE WATER • PUMPING CHAMBERS • WELL RINGS • CATCH BASINS SPECIAL DISCOUNTS OFFERED, CALL FOR PRICING CAN AM PRECAST PRODUCTS LTU. OFFICE 519-247-3752 PLANT 519-228-7520 CENTRALIA, ONTARIO THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2004. PAGE 17. WI members bring recycling tip FROM AUBURN Auburn Seniors .Silver Tops had lunch at Stickers. Following the dinner they went to John and Margaret Hildebrand's. Thirteen members attended the meeting. Mrs. Hildebrand opened the meeting. The minutes of the last Members of the Walkerburn Club met for their September meeting at Deanna Snell's. She opened the meeting with a fall poem which was followed by singing The Maple Leaf Forever with Ila Cunningham at the piano. Mrs. Snell then led in prayer. meeting were read by Tena Empey and the treasurer's report was given by Evelyn. Mrs. Hildebrand read apoem from the 150th Celebration. A film was shown about the bridge that spans from New Brunswick to P.E.1. It is Betty Archambault gave the minutes of the last meeting. Bernice Norman gave the treasurer's report. Roll call was answered with the payment of dues. There will be a meeting on Oct. 19 at Jacquie McKee's with Mrs. Archambault providing the program and Ethel Ball the lunch. Roll call at the next meeting will be a donation of a prize for future bingo games at the nursing By Margaret Fraser Call 526-1112 one of the largest bridges in Canada. Tena Empey and Marg Fraser are in charge for the next meeting. A conference for the seniors' club will be held in Seaforth. At Knox United Church: Rev. Pat Cook's message was, Increasing Our home. The rest of the meeting was planning for the Club's 85th anniversary to be held on Sunday, Sept. 26 at 12:30 p.m. at the Auburn Hall. All former members and families of former members, and the neighbours are invited. Everyone is to bring food for first course and their own dishes and cutlery and the The next large dart tournament will be held in Trenton on Oct. 22 - 24. Good luck at the tournament and for the season. Anyone who wishes to take over the news reporting for the Auburn area please contact Marg Fraser at 526-1112 or Bonnie at The Citizen. By the end of Sept. I will no longer be reporting the Auburn news. faith. Spiritual readings were Psalm 138 and Timothy II 1: 1-14. The Auburn Women's Institute catered a Country Supper to the Auburn Lions Club. The next Lions meeting is Oct. 6 with the Auburn Women's Institute catering. Club will be providing dessert and beverages. If you have any questions, contact any of the current club members. The meeting was closed with a tape of Auburn's 150th parade. Lunch was served by the hostess. .11, • Winema-k 334) Make Your Own Beer, Wine, Coolers and Fruit Wine (Crew here or al home') Esw 84 Kingston St., GODERICH 524-2323 Plans begin for club's 85th anniversary Delicious dinner A mouth-watering pork supper was enjoyed by many at the Londesborough Hall on Sept. 18. Tyler Westerhout enjoyed his meal which was prepared by the United Church board of stewards. (Vicky Bremner photo) Silver Tops enjoy lunch at Stickers Auburn's Women's Institute held its meeting on Sept. 16 at the Auburn Hall. Marg Fraser opened the meeting with the Opening Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and 0 Canada. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Tena Empey. The card report was given by Laura May Chamney. The roll call was to bring a recycling tip. The PRO Jean Plaetzer introduced Lois Elliot as a speaker. She spoke on the ROSE program and gave a report on the updates to the institute. After the presentation the members enjoyed several games of bingo. The Institute Grace was said. Lunch was provided by Mrs. Chamney and Janis Vodden. Upcoming events are: a rally at the Gorrie United Church. Sept. 27 (Lug a Mug); Wingham Maitland Institute invitation Sept. 28. Auburn The Terry Fox Run in Clinton had Mr. Weatherman on its side. Sunny weather but no humidity helped make the run a success. About $6,800 was raised with approximately 100 people running, walking or biking the 10 km. route. Keep up the good work Gayle Fraser. Larry put in lots of hours and hard work. Remember the Terry Fox Run in 2005 will represent the 25th anniversary of Terry Fox's initial run. Let's make next year a larger success than this year. Laura May Chamney won a trophy for the best-restored antique car at the Thresher Reunion with her 1956 Mercury Phaeton four-door hardtop. Auburn Horticultural Society is holding a meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 28 at 7:30 p.m. Lunch will be provided. There is going to be a speaker from Goderich on how to feed and care for birds over the winter. Last weekend Sept. 11 a number of dart players from the area John and Heather Verwey, Audrey Patterson, Deb Verwey, Andy Lubbers, Denise Caza and Elaine Fraser competed in the rock and roll dart tournament in Strathroy. John and Heather Verwey won the mixed doubles division. Heather Verwey was joint third in the ladies singles. Deb Verwey and Audrey Patterson were joint third in the ladies' doubles division. Elaine Fraser and Andre Carmen won the blind draw doubles division. Dart season has started for another year with several dart players going to the Kitchener- Waterloo League again this year. We use Hot, Acid Free, New Oil CARS & LIGHT TRUCKS Women's Institute convention will be held at the Holmesville Hall on Oct. 5. The next meeting is on Oct. 21 with Joanne Todd as guest speaker on health. The roll call will be, "What age did your oldest family members live to be?"