The Citizen, 1986-08-20, Page 11PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1986.
Auburn WMS holds
meeting at Daer home
The August meeting of the
Presbyterian W.M.S. was held at
the home of Mrs. Roy Daer.
The president Martha Daer gave
the call to worship and welcomed
all present. The devotional period
was led by Mrs. Lillian Leather
land. The scripture portion was
from Acts 9, verses 36 to43 and was
read alternately. The meditation
was on Dorcas “a woman full of
good works.”
Mrs. Taylor of Hensail gave the
Study on Time and the many uses
of it. The September meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Don
Cartwright September 9 at 8:00
p.m.
How time
flies-
Achievement night for the Quest For Success 4H club was held at the Auburn United Church, Wednesday
night. Graduating members of the club are: Glenyce McClinchey, Angela Schneider, Lisa Duizer, Astrid
Van Eeden and Annette Losereit.
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Chamney reunion
held at Wawanosh
The second annual Chamney
reunion of the descendants of the
late Robert Chamney and Clara
Chamney was held at the East
Wawanosh Conservation Park on
August 9 beginning with a pot luck
lunch at noon.
Happy birthday was sung to
Margaret Chamney of Windsor
whose birthday was that day.
Games and races were held for the
children and also a scavenger hunt.
The person with the most of their
immediate family present was
Mrs. Verna Doerr of Niagara Falls.
Coming the farthest was Robin
Hayden and family from Fort
McMurray, Alberta. The youngest
girl was Kathryn Chamney of
Ottawa. Youngest boy was Justin
Chamney of Auburn. Oldest per
son was Margaret Chamney of
Windsor.
Pictures were shown from last
years reunion and lots of remini
scing done.
Supper was at the park and then
to the Auburn Hall for cards and
record hop to the Star Spinners.
Happy Birthday was sung to Stuart
Chamney whose birthday is near
the end of August and everyone
enjoyed birthday cake.
Seventy-five descendants were
present from Toronto, Niagara
Falls, Trenton, Windsor, Ottawa,
Goderich, Belgrave, Port Elgin,
London, Burlington, Fort McMur
ray Alberta, Oklahoma, U.S.A,
and Auburn.
News briefs
Hope Chapel Cemetery service
will be held August 24 at 3 p.m.
Pastor Carne will be the minister in
charge of the service.
Happy birthday to Mrs. E.
Straughan on the occasion of her
96th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin, Mrs.
Bonnie Armour and Mrs. Wm.
Straughan, spent Sunday at Kinc
ardine for a picnic with other family
members.
Sorry to report that Betty Marsh
is a patient in Alexandra Marine
and General hospital. She had
surgery last week. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young of
Stratford and Craig Ritchie of
Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. James
Henry of Clawson, Michigan visit
ed with Ellen Johnston and Laura
Phillips recently.
Mr. Lloyd McLarty and Frances
Youngblut called on Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Lawlor on Sunday.
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Auburn United Church
hears of 'doubts'
The Sunday morning service
was under the charge of the
minister Gary Shuttleworth at
Knox United Church, Auburn with
Mrs. Gordon Gross as organist.
Call to Worship, prayers and life
and work of the church were given
and several hymns were sung.
Mrs. Gordon Gross and daughter
Anita gave a piano instrumental
“Climb Every Mountain”.
After the children’s hymn and
time for children and they went to
Sunday School Rooms with Kevin
Webster and Anita Gross in
charge.
The minister chose for his
sermon, “The doubts we have”.
Offering was received by Roger
Cunningham and Larry Plaetzer.
The service closed with the
congregational benediction.
50 youngsters part of
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School is over at
Knox United Church in Auburn.
Itwasaverypleasantweekof
Bible lessons, sports, music and
crafts. Fifty young people from
ages 9 to 13 took part in these
activities. The teachers for the
classes were: nursery, Angela
Millian and Glenyce Young; kin
dergarten, Debbie Cunningham
and Lori Armstrong; primary,
Tammy Shuttleworth and Wendy
Ruegger; middler, Helen Lapp and
Anita Gross; junior, Joyce Dick
son; crafts, Leona Cunningham;
music, Bernice Gross; opening
program, Mr. Gary Shuttleworth.
Linda Cunningham, organizer of
the event, would like to thank all
who helped or sent their children.
Dr. McGregor acting MOH
A Wingham doctor has been
appointed acting medical officer of
health tor Huron County.
Dr. James McGregor will as
sume the position until a replace
ment is appointed to succeed Dr.
Harry Cieslar who resigned in
June.
The Huron County Board of
Health expects to fill the position
by the end of August.
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