The Citizen, 1987-08-12, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1987.
Auburn
Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
Local people
attend
conference
Mrs. Mary Wightman and Mrs.
Charles Smith of Blyth and Mrs.
Robert Peck and Marjorie McDou
gall of Auburn, attended the Alma
Schoolfor Women on Saturday,
August 8 held at Alma College, St.
Thomas. Theguestspeakerwas
Dr. Ann Squires, moderator of the
United Church of Canada.
Visitors with Laura Phillips and
Ellen Johnston were Mr. and Mrs.
LorneBrownofClintonand Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Phillips of
Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Weston of
Toronto were recent visitors with
her mother Mrs. Mary Rollisonand
Auburn recently got its own stoplight, but not because business
suddenly got too busy on main street. The Huron County road
department is undertaking repairs to the deck of the bridge over the
Maitland river on County Road 25 and the bridge is down to one lane,
necessitating a stop light to control traffic over the bridge.
brother Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan McNall of
Welland returned to their home
after visiting Ellen Johnston for
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor spent
Thursday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Trommer of RR 7,
Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Culbert and family of
Goderich.
Homemakers
suggest:
take a senior
to a show
The co-ordinator of volunteers
for Town and Country Home
makers in Wingham has come up
with an idea that will get some
seniors out for a good time, and at
the same time expand the gener
osity of some of Huron County’s
more able citizens.
Bev Brown of Brussels suggests
that with only a few weeks left in
the Blyth Festival summer season,
volunteer drivers who are already
going to the theatre might like to
offer to pick up a senior or
handicapped citizen, take them
along, and deliver them back to
their doors once the play is over.
She stresses that the commit
ment would only be in providing a
ride for such people, as they would
have to make arrangements to
purchase their own tickets to the
play, and would therefore not likely
even be sitting with their hosts of
the evening.
“I don’t anticipate any money
changing hands,” says Miss
Brown. “This would be a matter of
providing a ride only.”
The Town and Country Home
makers volunteer driver program
already has in place a network of
volunteer drivers from all over the
county, but most of them have
already volunteered to drive elder
ly or handicapped citizens to
appointments, for shopping, etc.
Miss Brown sees her ‘‘theatre
volunteers’ ’ as a means of bringing
together people who are already
going to the theatre with people
who would like to go, but would be
otherwise unable to attend.
She asks that both theatre goers
with extra room in their cars and
elderly or handicapped persons in
Huron County who would like to
ride to the theatre contact either
herself, or Town and Country
executive director Jean Young, at
357-3222 for arrangements to be
made.
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