The Citizen, 1991-01-30, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1991.
Londesboro West Wawanosh receives grant
Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360
Youth delegates tell
UCW of Toronto trip
Huron MPP Paul Klopp an
nounced last week that the Town
ship of West Wawanosh will re
ceive a $12,978 community plann
ing grant from the Province ot
Ontario.
Speaking on behalf of Municipal
Affairs Minister Dave Cooke, Mr.
Klopp said the grant will be used to
The January meeting of Londes
boro U.C.W. was held at the
church on Monday evening, Janu
ary 21.
Members opened the meeting
with the Purpose of the United
Church Women. The four dele
gates who went to Toe Alpha, Scott
Shaddick, Angela Horbanuik, Kelly
Bosman, and Kerri Szusz spoke of
their trip and some of the things
they learned on this weekend in
Toronto. Brenda Radford and Kit
tie MacGregor had the worship
service. The hymn, “Let there be
peace’’ was sung. Collection and
birthday pennies were taken up.
Kittie closed with prayer.
Minutes of the November and
December meetings were read.
The treasurer’s report was given by
Kittie MacGregor. Thank you’s
were read from Camp Menestung,
Canadian Bluewater Council for the
Blind, Town and Country Home-
‘May I have a
cup of water?"
sermon topic
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, January 27
were Doug and Florence Snell.
Ushers were Danny Hoggart, Billy
Jim Scott and Lawrence Bergsma.
The sermon topic was “May 1
have a cup of water?”
Confirmation class will meet
Friday, February 1 at Paul’s place
from 7:30 - 8:45 p.m.
Junior Youth Group will be
skating at Clinton arena Saturday,
Feb. 3 at 5:30 p.m. They will go out
for supper after, so bring your
money.
Moderator of the United Church
will be at North Street United
Church, Goderich on Feburary 17
at 11 a.m.
makers, Friendship House, Donna
Shaddick, Rev. Paul Ross from the
Stewards for the money for vacuum
cleaner, Mary Clark, Harry Teb-
butt, Norman Giousher, Jack Snell,
Gordon Shobbrook, Shirley Lyon,
Doreen Carter for her father John
Armstrong and Isabelle Airdrie.
Reta Kelland motioned and
Linda Horbanuik seconded to
charge eight dollars per plate for
Lions Club meals this year.
Lunch was served by Marlene
Armstrong, Lena Nesbitt, Kittie
MacGregor, Linda Horbanuik and
Karen Armstrong.
10 tables
at euchre
W.I. euchre was held at Londes
boro Hall on Friday evening,
January 25. There were 10 tables of
cards.
Winners were: ladies’ high,
Edythe Beacom; ladies’ lone
hands, Estella Adams; ladies’ low,
June Fothergill; men’s high, Doro
thy Grange (playing as a man);
men’s lone hands, Harvey Dol
mage; men’s low, Orville Kelland.
Auburn
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Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
Knox appoints officers
The Knox United Church annual
meeting and luncheon was held
after Church service on Sunday,
January 27.
The slate of officers are as
follows: Session retired in 1992, Ell
Lapp, Maurice Bean, Lillian Hal
lam and Greg Park; in 1993
Lawrence Plaetzer, Jack Arm
strong, Margaret Hildebrand; to
retire in 1994, Jake Middelkamp
and Ethel Ball; Board of Stewards
to retire in 1992, Allan Webster,
Bill Empey and Dana Bean; to
retire in 1993, Bob Worsell and
Larry Plaetzer; in 1994, Stephen
Campbell, Donald Dunbar and
Carol McDowell.
Trustees are Gordon Gross,
Maurice Bean and Bill Seers.
Church treasurer, Marjorie Mc-
Dougall; assistant, Bernice Gross;
organists, Bernice Gross and
Nancy Park. In 1992 the nominat
ing committee will be Elva Arm
strong and Marjorie McDougall.
Board secretary is Lillian Hal
lam; M & S treasurers, Linda
Plaetzer and Laura Mae Chamney;
Flower fund, Ruth Jardin; auditors,
Ethel Ball, Ruth Armstrong and
Anne Vincent; Captain of ushers,
Peter Verbeek; Delgate to Presby
tery, Ethel Bali; Sunday ^School
co-ordinators, Mary Arthur, Linda
Plaetzer; Sunday School treasurer,
Shirley Andrews; Manse Commit
tee, Marjorie McDougall, Jim and
Grace Cartwright and Ken and
Shirley Ramsey.
Each committee reported on
their activities for the past year.
conduct a study that will provide
the Township with information to
develop its first ever comprehen
sive zoning by-law.
“I am pleased that the govern
ment of Ontario is able to provide
this funding,” Mr. Klopp said. “It
will enable the community to
establish goals and work out ways
of achieving them.”
Community planning grants are
designed to encourage municipali
ties to resolve local land use
planning issues concerning the
Province and local governments.
The grants may also be used for
planning documents such as official
plans, and studies to enhance local
planning practices.
4 tables
in play at
euchre party
There were four tables in play at
the euchre party held at the
Community Hall on Tuesday even
ing, January 22. Prizes went to:
high lady, Carol Daer; low lady,
Erma Cartwright; high man, Ernie
Durnin; low man, Harold McClin-
chey; novelty, Ted Mills.
Euchre parties are held every
Tuesday evening at the Community
Hall at 8 p.m.
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