The Citizen, 1987-11-18, Page 27THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1987. PAGE 27.
Cranbrook
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WMS studies Russia
Foresters see 'Cousin Clem'
Mrs. Jack Knight was hostess
for the November meeting of the
W.M.S. and 11 ladies attended.
The leader, Mrs. Stewart Steiss
used the theme ‘‘Remembrance''
for the devotions. The scripture.
James 3: 6-18 was read in unison.
Two minutes silence was observed
in remembrance of those who lost
their lives in the wars.
Mrs. Leslie Knight introduced
the new study on Russia, telling
many interesting facts of life there,
particularly pertaining to worship
and the many problems foreign to
us. The minutes and financial
report were heard, seven cards and
13 visits were reported. Roll call
was a remembrance verse.
A brief report on the Fall
Conference at Goderich was given
by the members who attended. The
hymns sung in the meeting were
“For the healing of the Nations"
and “From Ocean unto Ocean".
All repeated the Mizpah Benedic
tion and lunch and a social time
followed. The December meeting
will begin with a potluck dinner at
the home of Mrs. Stuart Steven
son.
People
M rs. Ruth Dinddr and friend,
Cambridge, have moved recently
to the former Matt Burghardt
home.
While Don Cotton was plough
ing on the Stewart Steiss farm on
Nov. 9 he found eight balloons
firmly tied together which had
been released from a school in
Milwaukee. For a week students
sold balloons for 50 cents each to
help raise money for their PT A.
Eight students' names were en
closed in the balloons requesting
an answer by whomever found
them stating when and where they
were found. They had been
released on October 1.
Court Woodbine M100 Cran
brook Foresters held their annual
banquet and pin night in the
Cranbrook Community Centre on
Tuesday evening, Nov. 10. A beef
dinner was served by Joan Smith
and Beth Earl. There were 80
Foresters and families present.
Bro. Norm Hill and his wife
Jessie, represented High Court
from Brantford. Bro. Stan McDon
ald. High Chaplain was also
present. Bro. Norm Hill showed
slides on the games for the
Physically Disabled which were
held at Brantford in August this
year and from the fishing trip
Wawanosh complaints prompt meeting
Wingham Town Council has
invited East Wawanosh Township
Council to a meeting to discuss
complaints registered by some
township residents about the
town’s landfill site.
In a letter to East Wawanosh
council signed by six township
residents, four specific infractions
are alleged: poor maintenance of
the site, dumping outside the
licensed area, dumping into a
stream, and continued burning of
sponsored by the Foresters at
Great Bear Lake, Northern Sask.
Bro. Jim Martin of Atwood was
presented with his 25 year Jewel.
Donald Vair from Belgrave
presented a “Cousin Clem Show"
which made the rafters ring with
laughter.
Mrs. Phyllis Mitchell played
several old time numbers on the
violin which were much enjoyed by
all. The Vanass sisters, Jennifer
and Joi and played several num
bers while the dinner was being
served. There was a door prize
draw and a table centre went to
Bro. Mac McIntosh and second
garbage. The letter also calls for
the immediate closing of the
landfill site.
Wingham Town Council is also
seeking an explanation from
Ontario Provincial Police on a
reported “night shoot’’ at the
landfill site on October 5, and
reported to East Wawanosh coun
cil by township resident Brian
Hallman of RR 5, Wingham.
As a result of Mr. Hallman’s
complaint, township council direc
prize went to Bro. Bob Bremner.
Several Forester pens were also
presented. The Banquet Commit
tee was Jack Conley, Beryl Smith
and Lois Hart.
Bible Society
speaker
at church
Rev. Wallace Howlett, London,
secretary of the Bible Society, took
part in the regular morning service
in Knox Church on Nov. 8. He told
of the work of the Bible Society in
the world.
ted clerk-treasurer Winona
Thompson to forward letters to the
OPP, the Town of Wingham, and
the property owner, Joe Kerr Ltd.,
asking that area residents be
notified of future shoots at the
landfill site.
Wingham mayor Jack Kopas
said the town leases the East
Wawanosh property for waste
disposal, but does not own the site.
He said that the town had not been
notified of any planned night
shoot.
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