The Citizen, 2003-11-05, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2003.
P. Hunking hosts Walkerburn Club
The Walkerburn club met at Pat
Hunking's on Oct. 27 with 11
members present.’
Ethel Ball opened with a reading.
Those Who Were Kids in the 30s -
It’s a Wonder We Ever Survived.
Vera Penfound followed with a
reading Things to be Thankful For.
Betty Archambault read the minutes
of the last meeting which was
followed by roll call.
Bernice Norman gave the
treasurer’s report.
Betty Archambault will remain the
secretary with Eileen McChnchey as
assistant. Bernice Norman will
remain as treasurer. Deanna Snell
and Jacquie McKee are the new co
presidents.
Mrs. Archambault asked for a
show of hands in appreciation of
Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Penfound being
co-presidents for the past 12
years.
The next meeting to be held on
Nov. 12 at Jacquie McKee’s with
Mrs. Norman providing lunch and
Mrs. McClinchey the program. There
will be a miscellaneous sale with all
proceeds going to the Salvation
Army.
There will also be a collection of
items for the Christmas Bureau.
Mrs. Hunking finished the meeting
with Thankful Hearts, Halloween
and It’s That Time of Year Again,
followed by a game of bingo on
Thanksgiving and Halloween.
18 tables
at euchre
Auburn’s Women’s Institute
dessert and card party was held on
Oct. 30. It was a big success with 18
tables of cards being played. The
greatly appreciated proceeds of the
day were donated to the 150th
celebration.
Winners were: high lady, Freda
Scott; high man. Clarence Allin;
second with lady, Jean Nethery; and
second high, Kay Konarski; lone
hands, Eppie Lawrence, Audrey
Walsh.
After dessert comes cards
The Auburn Women’s Institute hosted a dessert and euchre tournament on Oct. 30. The
guests first enjoyed a delicious piece of pie then a good game of euchre after. All proceeds
will go towards the celebration of the 150th anniversary of Auburn. After just finishing their
dessert and starting a friendly game of Euchre are left, Jewel Plunkett, June Patterson,
Bernice McClinchey and Kay Hesselwood. (Elyse DeBruyn photo)
PEOPLE AROUND
AUBURN
By
Margaret
Fraser
Call
526-1112
Nov. 10 Auburn Horticultural
Society is holding a community
potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. at the
Auburn Community Hall.
Lois Haines went to Mississauga
with Margaret and Ron Livermore to
help celebrate Lois’s great-
grandson’s first birthday party.
At Knox United Church Rev. Pat
Cook’s message was on holding on
and letting go. The readings were
from The Old Testament. Ruth 1:1-
18 and Mark 12: 28-34.
Happy birthday to Hebo
Siertsema. Jason McArthur, Jullian
Giousher, Brenda Empey, Murray
Thompson. Heather Schneider,
Andrew Ryan. Doug Giousher, Julie
Thompson, Janice Bryant. Meagan
Reinhart, Shawn Woods, Rochelle
Franken, Rita Gautreau, Meghan
Clynick, Carrie Robson. Lorraine
Brophy, and Jim Siertsema.
The Auburn Lions Club meeting is
on Nov. 5 at the Auburn Community
Hall at 7:15 p.m.
Those who have fallen in war will
be remembered on Nov. 11 with two
minutes of silent reflection. Also
reflect on those men and women
who are presently upholding our
freedom and the freedom for others.
Support your local legion by
wearing a poppy on Nov. 11
Remembrance Day. Donations
accepted.
MS lives here.
MS is the most common
neurological disease affecting
young adults in Canada.
Multiple Sclerosis
Plv Society of Canada
1-800-268-7582 www.mssociety.ca
ELECT
Joseph Seili
(1^^. Mayor of
i i Huron East
November 10th
Rides available to polls — call 887-6289
Re-Elect
Bernie MacLellan
for
Deputy Mayor
Working For All of Huron County
FROM AUBURN
Silver Tops
meet
at cottage
Oct. 28 the Auburn Silver Tops
held their meeting at Maxine and
Bill Seers’ cottage for lunch.
Fourteen members attended. A very
nice lunch was served by Maxine
followed by the meeting.
The next meeting will be held in
November and will be the Christmas
meeting. The date will be announced
at a later date.
NOTICE OF VOTE
MUNICIPALITY OF
MORRIS-TURNBERRY
2003 MUNICIPAL ELECTION
On November 10, 2003 Municipal Elections will
be held in the Municipality of Morris-Turnberry
by 'VOTE BY MAIL*
OFFICES FOR WHICH THE VOTE' IS TO BE HELD:
Mayor - 1 to be elected
Councillor - 6 to be elected: Three (3) in Ward M - Morris
Three (3) in Ward T - Turnberry
WHO MAY VOTE?
Any person who on Voting Day meets the following qualifications is
eligible to vote:
1. Is a Canadian citizen.
2. Is at least 18 years old on Voting Day.
3. Resides in the municipality or is the owner, tenant, or
spouse, or same sex partner of the owner or tenant
of land.
4. Any person not prohibited by law from voting.
VOTE BY MAIL
For the 2003 Election the 'Vote by Mail" method will be used:
• A Voter's Kit, including a Ballot, will be mailed to all
electors on the current Voter's List:
• Ballots should be 'return' mailed to the Municipal Office
by November 3, 2003 to ensure delivery to the Municjpal
Office by November 10, 2003; however it you are unable to
do so...
• There will be drop off locations for ballots, as listed
below:
1. Municipality of Morris-Turnberry Municipal Office - 41342
Morris Road from October 21, 2003 regular office hours until
November 10, 2003 at 8 pm; and the
2. Turnoerry Works Garage 65 Bee-Line Rd. - Election Day -
November 10, 2003 9 am until 6 pm.
A Voting Kit will be mailed directly to each person who nUeets
the above qualifications, as an elector in the Municipality of
Morris-Turnberry, on or about October 20, 2003.
If you are an eligible voter and do not receive a Voter's Kit
you can apply for one at the Municipal Office
A Voting Kit consists of the following:
a) A "postage paid" return envelope.
b) A declaration form with the name, roll # and qualifying
address of the individual to whom the ballot is assigned.
c) A secrecy envelope.
d) A ballot.
e) Instructions to electors.
For further information contact the Municipal Office at 519-887-6137
Nancy Michie, Clerk