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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-03-27, Page 11IAicknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 27, 1985—Page 11 The 1985 executive' of the West Huron Junior Thn, includes from the left Lynn Alton, press reporter; Paul 1Pentland, agriculture contact; Sharon Alton, president; Jerry Logtenberg, director; Audrey Ritchie, social convener and Ralph MOrrison, director. Absent for the photo were Colin Snyder, past president; Mike Scott, vice-president; Anne Alton, secretary; Kevin, McKague, treasurer and Paul Bogie, assistant social convener, (Photo by Sharon Dietz) Close bank inAuburn Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce announced today that it will close its Auburn branch effective at the dose of business, Fliday, June 7. All - accounts will be ' transferred to the Bank's Goderich full . service branch with customers also being given the choice -of other nearby Cornavrce branches in Blyth and Dungannon. The Bank's Dungannon office will continue to operate but will have a direct reporting relationship to the Bank's Goderich branch. "The decision to close our Auburn branch was very difficult because of our long time presence 'in the community. However, increasing costs have made it uneconomical to continue operating," said Mr. M. J. (Milt), MacLean, Vice -President, Ontario Region. "Our over lapping branch representation in the surrounding area was also a significant consideration in our decision," he added. The existing staff complement at. Auburn will be transferred to nearby branches. Simultaneous with the announcement, the Bank has sent letters to all customers informing them of its, decision. Kairshea institute will canvass for cancer society The Curator's meeting for Kinlosh Kairshea Women's Institute was held on March 21 at the home of Mrs. Harry Lavis. The president, Mrs. Leonard Clarke, welcomed everyone and read ,Miss Piggy's Guide to dieting which gave some unusual advice. Mrs. Cliff Roulston read the scripture. Members were chosen to set up the fall fair display ana it was decided that a $25 donation be made to the Ludcnow Agricul- tural Society. The ladies who planned the excellent musical program for the Pine - crest Manor residents were thanked for their hard work. Kairshea Institute will once again be canvassing for the Cancer Society in the coming weeks. Mrs. Harry Lavis gave a thoughtful and amusing speech on the motto, Tho' •we have wrinkles in our face, we need not have them in our hearts. Mrs. Lavis gave several quotes that made you feel good about yourself and the lines acquired while coping with life's joys and problems. She also showed a flair for telling a joke with the following gem. During the hill in the dancing at a discotheque a girl impulsively declared to her boy friend, "Let's get married George. I don't want to wait until I'm 30 and have wrinkles, bags under my eyes and a pot belly." "W ell, " George replied, "If that's the way your going to look at 35, let's forget it." Mrs. Etsie Houston, curator, spoke about Lucknow doctors past and present and some -of the situations and problems they dealt with in their work. Mrs. Houston had special words of praise for Dr. Mel Corrin who was recently named Doctor of the .Year. Mrs. Cliff. Roulston gave •a reading entitled life After Forty. Mrs. Elsie Houston gave. the courtesies. Mrs. Bob Gilchrist and Mrs. Jra Dickie ignored Miss Piggy's dieting advice and served a delicious high calorie lunch enjoyed by all. Dungannon UCW donates crib quilts to hospital The March meeting of the Dungannon U.C.W C.W. was held at ,the home of Ruth MacKenzie with a good attendance. The Bible Study was taken by Bessie McNee with the theme being The Lord is My Shepherd. The program on Stewardship was taken by Helen Dawson. A skit entitled, What's Your Treasure, was enacted by Karen Roberts, Ruth MacKenzie and Willetta McWhinney. A question and answer period followed. Helen read, The Sugar Bowl, a piece telling about finances and how they used to be handled by the woman of the household. The president, Nora Saunders, conduct- ed the . business part 'of the meeting. A motionwas made and carried that $5.50 per plate plus tax be charged for dinners catered, with extra charge for extra requests. Huron Bruce Progressive Conservative Association NOMINATION MEETING otthe Winghum Town Hall Tues., April 2, 1985 8:00 pm Article XII-Secticon 3: Huron Bruce P.C. Constitution: "No membership shall be issued during any meeting or during the 72 hours immediately prior to such meetings except for the renewal of memberships which were valid for the last meeting of the association." New memberships may be purchased up to 8:00 pm Saturday, March 30, 1985 from: Roland Anstett 366-2298 Barbara Fisher 396-2936 • The U.C.W . ladies have quilted, four crib quilts during the winter and these are to be given to Wingham Hospital. Plans for the Thankoffering meeting to be held in April were discussed. The secretary's report and. treasurer's report were read, also correspondence. Dungannon U.C,W .'s sister church for 1985 is Benmiller Florence Berry g 'lye a very good reading Tun to page 13 BUTLER - Ring Drive Silo Unloaders, Big Jim Silo Unloaders, Volume Belt Fl9ed- ers, Convey -n -Feed Cattle neders, Single Chain Conveyors, Barn Cleaners, Oswalt Ensil-mixers, Manure Plums. FARMATIC - Blender Hammer Mills, Blender Roller Mills, Augers, Leg Eleva- tors. ACORN - Cable Barn Cleaners. WESTML-ROSCO - Grain Bins 1350 to 250,000 bushel, Bulk Feed Tanks, HEAT EXCHANGERS & VENTILATION SYSTEMS. HOULE - liquid Manure Pumps, Barn Cleaners, Piston Pumps. B& L and BILL'S STABLING - Complete Hog Confinement Systems. WIC - Liquid Manure Spreaders, Elec- tric Feed Carts, Straw Choppers. CLAY - Parts and Service for Clay Equipment. HURST -- Flex Augers. ,HUSKY - Replacement Cleaner Chain. 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