The Citizen, 2003-11-19, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2003.
PEOPLE AROUND
AUBURN
By
Margaret
Fraser
Call
526-1112
Auburn X quilters have started
their season this year at the home of
Tina Empey
The Auburn Lions Club meeting is
on Wednesday, Nov. 19 at 7:15 p.m.
at the Auburn Community Hall.
The euchre tournament will be
held at the Auburn Community Hall
on Nov. 28 with proceeds going to
the Auburn 150th Celebration. The
entry fee is $5. Bring your partner.
The Silver Tops Christmas dinner
will be held Dec. 5 at Maxine and
Bill Seers’s.
At Knox United Church. Rev. Pat
Cook’s message w&> New Life. The
scriptual reading was from Mark 13:
1-8.
Get well wishes to Grace Lubbers.
Condolences to the family of Kay
Borroughs on her sudden passing.
Happy Birthday to Lynn Oliver.
Jennifer Bere, Doug McClinchey,
Jeffery Giousher, Patti Cronin, Ray
Hildebrand. Michael Clarke, Larry
Plaetzer, Christopher Blackwell, Joel
Snell. Ben Craig, Regina Campbell.
Keith Lapp, Cindy Plunkett. Susan
Plunkett. Tracy Delbergue and
Kendra Leishman.
Happy anniversary to Don and
Jannett Rea.
All together now
The Grade 1/2 class at Hullett Central Public School participated in an Abiyoyo drama
presentation, sponsored by the Foundation for Education. (Photo submitted)
FROM AUBURN
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Deanna Snell welcomed the
Walkerburn Club members to her
home on Nov. 12. She opened the
meeting with information on
Remembrance Day and the poppy.
She followed this by reading hi
Flanders Fields and prayer.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by Betty Archambault,
followed by roll call of a favourite
childhood memory. These
treasurer’s report was given by
Bernice Norman. Everyone handed
in their donations for the Children’s
Christmas Bureau.
The club members will be going
to Restview Nursing Home in
Clinton on Dec. 4 to sing Christmas
carols. There was also a discussion
about gifts for the residents who
have no family. These gifts be taken
with the club to the carol sing.
The next meeting will be a
quilting meeting al Ila
Cunningham’s sometime in January.
Vera Penfound will be in charge of
lunch and Deanna Snell will be on
program.
A lively auction sale of items
donated by members was held. It
was an excellent sale, and all
proceeds will go to the Salvation
Army.
Lunch was served by Bernice
Norman and the hostess, followed
by a social time.
THANK YOU %
FOR YOUR SUPPORT
Dr. Joel Wallach, author of Dead
Doctors Don’t Lie. is bringing his
health message to Blyth Memorial
Hall on Fnday, Nov. 28, at 8 p.m.
In this free seminar Wallach will
be explaining the importance of
nutrients, what substances tq, avoid
and how to obtain optimal health.
In his promotional material,
Wallach promises that participants
will gain a “clear understanding of
the importance of the 90 essential
nutrients and how the 60 essential
minerals affect body and health.”
It’s a science
Students in the Grade 8 class at Hullett Central Public
School got some hands-on education last week with their
involvement in Science Now. (Photo submitted)
I look forward to serving the people of
Morris-Turnberry, as your mayor.
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