The Citizen, 2004-11-04, Page 12ob.
,Gro14%* eV**
Re? 411P memakc
0,3hap
Make Your Own
Beer, Wine, Coolers
and Fruit Wine
(C)3 e;t; here
or al home")
.81?
84 Kingston St.,
GODERICH
524-2323
PC
Z. X X
X X X, X
X X X X Z2 X X
X X X X i X X X X XX X a x x X X X X I X r . X' II
x
1: X X X ?
X X I X X X X r X X T
On ice
Blyth's figure and power skaters participated in their skate-a-thon Saturday morning. Top
pledgers are, back row, from left: chairperson Juliet Edwards, Keyonia Johnston, Alexandra
Aitken, Holly Howson, Autumn Wightman and chairperson Barb Dery. Front: Brenden Howson
and Mason Campbell. Over $1,900 was raised for the Blyth Skating Club. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Scott asks for more info
INCLUDES
*New filter. installed •Up to 5L 10W30 motor oil
*Chassis lube (if applicable)
*Comprehensive 55 pt. check over with report card
.Plus taxes
•Plus oil disposal
*Most makes amodels
$100.00 Winners
Dr. Michelle Flowers
Refa and Gerald VanEngen
Kim Simpson
Don and Betty Newman"
Owen and Jo Taylor
Don and Shirley Gowland
Gale Winter
Doug and Tracey Ireland
Bevin and Betty Ireland
Jim and Mary Douglas
$500.00 Winners
Ben and Jenny Hogervorst
Dave McDowell and Jenn Wall
Peter and Marion Keil
Lloyd and Shirley Lamont
Sarah Foxton and Kelly Stephenson
Hargrave & Caitlin Davis-Zulik
$250.00 Winners
Harvey and Dina Gibson
Kathy Clark
Dr. Marie Gear
Ray and Donna Pennington
Helene and Morten Jakobsen
Doug and Jackie McBurney
Dave and Joyce Ireland
Paul Douglas
Chad and Julie Mann
Bill and Cindy DeVos
$1000.00 Winners
Ray and Bonnie Cunningham
Brenda and Ken Cucksey
Stu and Deanna Reavie
Brian and Cathy Knechtel
Helen and Bob McKague
Wingham & District Community Living Association
—4; would like to thank all of the supporters of our
2004 Lottery Dinner & Dance
Congratulations
Early Bird winners Doug and Liz
Your support of WDCLA and our fundraising event is sincerely appreciated!
NOTICE
Municipality of Huron East
Please be advised that the location
of the next regular meeting of the
Council of the Municipality of
Huron East
on November 16th, 2004
has been changed from the Town
Hall - Seaforth to the Vanastra
Recreation Centre
J.R. McLachlan
Clerk - Administrator
519-527-0160
PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2004.
B. Fritz greets at Duff's service
FROM WALTON
Continued from page 1
basement of the municipal building
as possibilities.
While there would be other costs,
Jerome said it would be up to the
committee which would be
comprised of representatives from
the sites, to find ways to come up
Greeting worshippers at Duff's
United Church was Barb Fritz.
Leading the service in Rev. Joan
Tuchlinsky's absence was Dave
Williams, a lay minister from the
Kirkton area.
The first confirmation class is to
be held Nov. 7 at 12:15 p.m. at
Bluevale United Church.
The Sunday school children are
selling Rheo Thompson mint
smoothies.
Abby McGavin is again collecting
coats for the homeless in Toronto.
They may be dropped off at Brian
McGavin's or at the church by the
end of November. Food Bank
donations are encouraged every
week.
with the money.
Though council could see that it
would be positive economically for
the township, they wanted to first
hear what kind of interest was out
'there.
Deputy-reeve Murray Scott said,
"I would rather hear some input
The children came forward. Mr.
Williams showed them pictures of
hands and asked the children if they
were kind or unkind hands. Mr.
Williams asked the children to do
something kind with their hands
everyday, to help, to heal or to bless.
The senior choir anthem was
Open My Eyes That I May See. The
scripture was read by Dianne
McCallum.
Mr. Williams' reflection was
entitled, Hold my Hand. He told the
story of how a young child was
walking with his grandfather and
held tight to his grandfather's large
finger. He stumbled and fell a
couple of times and he finally
looked up to this grandfather and
from the people out there, before
making a commitment. I would
prefer more discussion,"
Jerome is going to approach
some of the potential stake-
holders and return to the next
meeting of council with their
views.
said that maybe his grandpa should
hold onto his hand.
The collection was gathered by
Teresa Baan and Graeme Craig.
The ladies' day out was held on
Saturday with 11 taking part. They
were taught foundation piecing by
Thea Rijkhoff. They made a five-
Our condolences to Henry and
Maryann Grobbink on the loss of
Maryann's sister, Diana Hybers of
Wyoming.
It was Halloween party time at the
new shop of Neil and Marie
Mitchell and family. They hosted
many friends and neighbours with
approximately 23 children in
attendance.
They enjoyed supper, party
games, Halloween games and had
lots of fun.
Parents supplied treats for all who
attended the night out.
It was birthday and Halloween
inch square Christmas tree design to
take home.
They went to Brubachers in Ethel
for a ham and scalloped potatoes
lunch.
In the afternoon they toured the
bed and breakfast home of Emerson
and Phyllis Mitchell.
party time at the Walton Hall.
Halloween was the theme but
surprise was the scheme for Brett
Lee and Dan Taylor's 30th birthday
celebrations arranged by their
wives.
Family and friends gathered at the
spooky Walton Hall to enjoy the
evening.
Bob Dalton is home from the
hospital. We hope he is on the mend
and feeling better.