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The Huron Bruce NDP elected its
new executive at its annual general
meeting on March 26 at Lucknow
Town Hall, with Wilhelmina Laurie
elected for her third term as
president.
Laurie gave a report on the
work of the past year including the
federal election campaign,
membership work, and the
leadership convention.
She also highlighted goals set at
the 2008 AGM for the Party and how
these had been met in the past
year.
Resolutions on agriculture and
education were presented at the
provincial convention with the
former resolution passed and the
latter resulting in setting up a task
force, so the riding is making an
impact at the provincial level. Some
input has also been made into the
agriculture policy of a new leader
from riding channels.
New delegates were able to attend
the leadership convention in March
and are ready to infuse some new
energy into the riding association.
The every-member-vote for the
new leader also helped member-
ship to boom and resulted in
strong grassroots participation
from New Democrats across the
province.
Laurie also spoke about the
provincial leader of the Ontario New
Democratic Party.
Andrea Horvath has experience in
the grassroots as a union and party
organizer. She also has municipal
and provincial government
experience.
As a resident of Hamilton she is
and will be a strong voice for
workers’ rights and will keep
concerns about job losses and the
economy at the forefront.
Horvath already has rural and
southwestern Ontario on her radar
and will be, said Laurie, the best of
the four leadership hopefuls to have
as our leader with respect to the
needs of our rural riding.
It is hoped that Huron-Bruce can
organize an event to host Horvath in
the riding in the near future.
This year a federal NDP
convention will take place in Halifax
in August. Laurie encouraged
members to apply for a delegate
position.
The meeting also included an
opportunity for informal reports
from members of various farm
organizations and union groups. An
open discussion and goal setting for
future directions for the riding also
took place.
The new executive board for the
Huron Bruce NDP was elected as
follows: president, Wilhelmina
Laurie; past president, Grant
Robertson; vice-president, Bruce,
Jan Johnstone; vice-president,
Huron, John Beardsley; secretary,
Brent Bowyer; membership
secretary, Heather Klopp and Diane
Klopp; federal treasurer, Fran
McQuail; provincial treasurer, Mike
Dunn; provincial council delegates,
Grant Robertson and Sarah Slater;
ONDP Youth Rep, Nicholas
McGillvray.
Huron-Bruce NDP elects executive
On Sunday, March 29, at Knox
United Church the introduction of
youth minister Kathy Douglas took
place. This was shared by Rev. Pat
Cook and the Gospel reading was
John 12: 20-33 read by Kathy
Douglas.
Upcoming events include Palm
Sunday, communion and receiving of
new members, which will all take
place on Sunday, April 5.
Camp Menesetung clean up day
will take place on Saturday, May 9 at
3 p.m. This is a day when volunteers
work as a team to clean up the site,
the cabins and some of the main
buildings. Lunch is provided and the
site looks fantastic when the day is
done.
The deadline for the early bird
registration fee for Camp
Menesetung is May 1. After that date
the fee increases by $10.
Camp Menesetung’s wish list for
2009 is posted in the narthex. Help in
providing any of the items listed
would be greatly appreciated.
The Auburn UCW will be meeting
on April 6 at 7 p.m. The guest
speaker will be Sandy Herbison, who
has just returned from a visit from
China and will share some of her
adventures.
At Huron Chapel Evangelical
Missionary Church on Sunday,
March 29 Rob Campbell shared a
message on The Greatest Example
Ever.
This week the Olympians’ Bible-
based program for children JK to
Grade 6 theme night will be “dress
silly”.
The Party exec
The 2009 Huron-Bruce NDP executive is, back row, from left: Brent Bowyer, secretary; Ross
Hemingway, Paul Klopp and Klaas Smidts, members-at-large. Middle: Joe Laurie, member at
large; Diane Klopp, membership secretary; Nick McGillvery, ONDP youth representative;
Annette Lindsay, member-at-large. Front: Margaret DeJong, member-at-large; Heather Klopp,
membership secretary; Wilhelmina Laurie, president; John Beardsley, vice-president, Huron;
Fran McQuail, federal treasurer. Absent: Jan Johnstone, vice-president, Bruce; Mike Dunn,
provincial treasurer; Grant Robertson and Sarah Slater, provincial council delegate. (Courtesy
photo)
NEWS
FROM AUBURN
This week in Auburn the members
of the Walkerburn Club met at Ila
Cunningham’s home.
Christena Gross opened the
meeting with readings and prayer.
Betty Archambault read the minutes
and Ila the treasurer’s report.
Several ladies quilted on a sailboat
lap quilt for the cancer unit at
Wingham hospital. Others worked
on crazy quilt blocks.
The last quilt made, Hobby Holly,
was donated to the Alzheimer’s
Society for a fundraiser.
The next meeting will be held on
April 13 at the home of Deanna
Snell with Eileen McClinchey as
president of the month.
Deanna had a St. Patrick’s Day
contest and Ila served a delicious
lunch of fruit breads and cheese.
Three ladies finished the quilt on
March 12.
Club
members
work on
quilts
Youth
pastor
guest
at Knox
John Verwey of Auburn is a
provincial darting champ yet
again.
Verwey competed in the Legion’s
provincial darts competition in
Beachville, Ontario on March 21 and
took the singles title.
Verwey won all but the first of
eight games in round-robin play,
then continued his winning ways
through to the championship.
He now advances to the
Domininon competition in Alberta in
May.
Verwey and his doubles partner
Andy Lubbers came close to taking
the provincial title, losing in the
finals.
Auburn’s Verwey wins
provincial dart contest
By Makayla Tyerman
The final regular meeting of the
Grey 4-H Snickerdoodles was held
at the home of Monique Baan.
Members first started off the 4-H
pledge, then the minutes were read
followed by the treasurer’s report.
After that members were
decorating cakes.
They used two cakes made during
the last meeting that had been
frozen. They were shown how to cut
a cake into layers using a piece of
nylon string.
Monique then demonstrated
decorating and how to use the tips to
go on the ends of the icing bags.
Members covered a cake with
frosting, first spreading on a thin
crumb layer, then putting a second
thicker layer on top.
She showed how to make flowers,
edges and a rose with the different
tips.
They all got to try holding the bag
properly and practised making some
rosettes and using the tips.
The achievement day is this
coming Saturday at the Cranbrook
Hall.
Grey Snickerdoodles
the icing on the cake